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Speaker 3: voting day here where we broadcast from in California with
Speaker 3: the two most interesting races in the country.
Speaker 4: We are toiling under the title of the show, a
Speaker 4: rare triple title.
Speaker 2: Today Jack Trump has no patna.
Speaker 4: That's from negotiating theory best alternative to negotiated agreement. We
Speaker 4: will discuss Trump is desperate for a deal with Iran,
Speaker 4: and it shows title number two, Welcome to the storm
Speaker 4: before the storm. Boy, oh boy, do we have some
Speaker 4: headlines for you coming up. But those are two downers.
Speaker 4: So I went with the rare third headline, Summer's here.
Speaker 4: Enjoy a hot dog. It's just kind of a moodlifter,
Speaker 4: you know what. I've talked about this for years. We've
Speaker 4: been on the air in California, the biggest state in
Speaker 4: the nation, home to the second and second, fourth and
Speaker 4: tenth biggest TV radio markets in the entire country, And
Speaker 4: how all the media coming out of New York, which
Speaker 4: is pretty much all the media, has no idea what's
Speaker 4: going on out here, correct, And I'm just amazed that
Speaker 4: that's still true with the Internet existing and whatnot.
Speaker 5: It's not like you have to travel on the Pony
Speaker 5: Express to come to California to know anything about it, right,
Speaker 5: So it's just it's just their focus because all the
Speaker 5: media lives in New York. They only care about New
Speaker 5: York and they fly back and forth between there.
Speaker 2: In Washington, DC.
Speaker 5: I was watching some of the national coverage of this
Speaker 5: mayor race in LA that seems to have caught the
Speaker 5: nation's attention.
Speaker 2: And how bad a job they did. They have no.
Speaker 5: Idea what they were talking about. I was listening to
Speaker 5: MSNBC this morning and one of their old hands has
Speaker 5: been on there forever. Mike Barnacle, former Boston Globe writer,
Speaker 5: has been on Morning Joe going way back to the
Speaker 5: Imus days.
Speaker 4: Doug Barnacle is the perfect name for that guy too,
Speaker 4: because he clings to the media like one and will
Speaker 4: never go away.
Speaker 5: As I was watching him this morning talking about why
Speaker 5: I can't understand why they'd be interested in a reality
Speaker 5: TV star. No idea that it's not the person, it's
Speaker 5: the message. It's the fact that people are fed up
Speaker 5: with zombie drug camps all over everywhere. That's what's driving
Speaker 5: all of the politics. The governor, henby mayor race in
Speaker 5: La on a Republican having a shot, the taxes, the
Speaker 5: drug zombies, the regulations. It's not the personalities, it's those issues.
Speaker 4: And I would say in Mortgage generally, a growing awareness
Speaker 4: that the government is for itself. It does not exist
Speaker 4: to serve the people of California or the people of
Speaker 4: la more specifically in that race, it exists to enrich
Speaker 4: itself and its cronies. And man, if you pay any
Speaker 4: attention to the budgets or the politics or the freaking
Speaker 4: bullet train or anything like that, it becomes more and
Speaker 4: more apparent. So, yeah, it's not about Spencer Pratt perses a,
Speaker 4: but somebody willing to tell the truth. Finally, and then
Speaker 4: you've got the Karen Basses of the world or the
Speaker 4: Gavin's newsom were continuing to.
Speaker 2: Say, this is different.
Speaker 4: It's because the academy in the world, everyone wants to
Speaker 4: be everything's great, everything's perfect as people step over a
Speaker 4: dead junkie.
Speaker 2: Exec or gets stabbed by a Live One.
Speaker 4: Executive producer Mike Hanson pulling into the radio station today,
Speaker 4: We're not where the right on the corner. He was
Speaker 4: talking about the drug Zombiees song. A woman leaned.
Speaker 5: Over, just leaned over with their arms hanging. Somebody else
Speaker 5: leaning up against the wall. You see that all over
Speaker 5: the place. That's not normal. That is not a normal
Speaker 5: way to live. Not to mention everything being locked up,
Speaker 5: which we've kind of gotten used to so much that.
Speaker 2: Nobody even remarks on it anymore.
Speaker 5: But my son and I at the CBS last night
Speaker 5: having to press the button over and over because they're
Speaker 5: kind of busy to get some twenty year old to
Speaker 5: come over and unlock the shampoo. Shampoo, something that has
Speaker 5: been on the shelf for since its invention.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you said, a three hundred dollars bottle of
Speaker 2: Scotch is.
Speaker 5: Behind locked class because you let criminals run around and
Speaker 5: just steal stuff over and over and over again. That's
Speaker 5: the issue. I remember we had in studio Dick Morris
Speaker 5: many many years ago. He was running Bill Clinton's campaign
Speaker 5: to a certain extent, way back in the day and it's.
Speaker 2: Still our shampoo.
Speaker 4: And he said in our studio, he said, if you
Speaker 4: have the right message, heaven and hell can't stop you.
Speaker 2: That's what drives these election.
Speaker 5: Everybody gets caught up on the personality and the ads,
Speaker 5: which plays a role, obviously, but the message when Bill
Speaker 5: when Donald Trump came down the escalator and said to
Speaker 5: America hungry to hear illegal immigration.
Speaker 2: Has got to stop.
Speaker 5: This is crazy, right, boom, He's heads to the top
Speaker 5: of the poles and he never went down again. The
Speaker 5: same thing with Spencer Pratt. The AI ads are cool
Speaker 5: and all that. It's the message that why are we
Speaker 5: living like this with drug zombies everywhere? Look at the
Speaker 5: street full of tents. Look at the fact that you
Speaker 5: can't take your kid to the park that you paid
Speaker 5: for because there's a drug zombie in there and there's
Speaker 5: needles everywhere.
Speaker 2: That's the message.
Speaker 4: Somebody needs to transcribe what you just said and sprinkle
Speaker 4: me in if you like, and reprint.
Speaker 2: That in the New York Times. Because you're so right.
Speaker 4: The media just reads the media, then repeats what the
Speaker 4: media said, and you get these ridiculous narratives that bear
Speaker 4: no relationship to reality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well said.
Speaker 5: Indeed, because of the way they do politics in California,
Speaker 5: there's unlikely to be results tonight, especially for the uh
Speaker 5: Californians so slow counting the way they do ballots and.
Speaker 2: Everything like that. So don't expect any results to It'll
Speaker 2: take a week.
Speaker 4: You got to massage those votes, especially if it's really
Speaker 4: really close. Yeah, yeah, any who's so batana? Best alternative
Speaker 4: to negotiated agreement? The idea is that if you're negotiating something,
Speaker 4: you have to be mentally and emotionally ready to not
Speaker 4: get a deal. What is your best alternative? If there
Speaker 4: is no deal, know it, understand it, be ready to
Speaker 4: pivot to it. Otherwise you are the party that has
Speaker 4: to have a deal, and the other side will smell
Speaker 4: that and exploit it. Trump is giving every sign, despite
Speaker 4: his tough talk, that he's desperate for a deal with Iran.
Speaker 4: Where's the ass kicking after all these weeks of saying,
Speaker 4: you know, we're going to negotiate. I know you keep saying,
Speaker 4: and you're right that, yeah, it could be closer than
Speaker 4: we know, top secret beyond the deal, I'm the curtain
Speaker 4: because the IRGC is never going to admit that, yeah,
Speaker 4: we're giving up a lot, and we have to, but
Speaker 4: we're close to a deal.
Speaker 2: It's definitely possible.
Speaker 4: But now the story is Trump has beaten the hell
Speaker 4: out of BB Netanyahu, telling him stop attacking Hesbelah because
Speaker 4: that's holding up the Iran deal, to which BB I'm
Speaker 4: sure he's a smart and wiley character for sure, but
Speaker 4: he ought to reply, No, No, there is no living
Speaker 4: with Hesbela. There's no such thing as a piece deal
Speaker 4: with Hesbelah, and they're an Iranian proxy. Now we're gonna
Speaker 4: kill him, is what we're gonna do. Yeah, we'll talk
Speaker 4: about that later. If you haven't heard Trump yelling at
Speaker 4: BB net yaho and drop a f bombs. The outrage
Speaker 4: in that really is that that leaked, That should not
Speaker 4: have leaked. Whoever leaked that as a bad human being.
Speaker 4: As Mark Helpern pointed out last night in his new show,
Speaker 4: the last five US presidents have lost their temper and
Speaker 4: cursed at BB Netanyahu.
Speaker 2: They all have it.
Speaker 4: Just that's the same situation trying to rein him in,
Speaker 4: and Obama did, and Bush did, and and uh and
Speaker 4: uh Biden did.
Speaker 2: Everybody. Everybody ends up in that situation where.
Speaker 5: They're like, whoa whoa, You're making life oh really hard
Speaker 5: for us right now trying to support you.
Speaker 2: I happen to agree with Netan Yahoo in this particular instance.
Speaker 4: But so that's you mean, every one of those guys
Speaker 4: was wrong about fundamental issues in the Middle East. See
Speaker 4: the The unique thing is that when Trump does something,
Speaker 4: it gets leaked to the media by somebody that wants
Speaker 4: to ruin ruin his life.
Speaker 5: But that is an interesting situation of Wall Street editorial
Speaker 5: board out today saying we got to go back to Bonham.
Speaker 5: You gotta have you gotta use your stick. That's our stick.
Speaker 5: You gotta bomb the crap out of them. You gotta
Speaker 5: make them submit. That's what wars are. You use violence
Speaker 5: until the other side submits.
Speaker 2: But correct. I'm not quite sure why Trump's unwilling to
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 5: There's something in his character that really really hates war,
Speaker 5: which I suppose is good to a certain extent.
Speaker 2: That might be it.
Speaker 4: Well, that's definitely part of his character. I'm not sure
Speaker 4: that's the controlling influence in this. I think part of
Speaker 4: it may be grossly overestimating the efficacy of air power
Speaker 4: and thinking it would be another quick and easy emission,
Speaker 4: and then finding himself enmeshed in something difficult to get
Speaker 4: out of and unwilling to do what it takes to
Speaker 4: get out of it. According to me in the editorial
Speaker 4: border of the journal, aren't heg.
Speaker 5: Zeth and Rubio saying to him, look, we got to
Speaker 5: pound them, Just pound them until they until they're either
Speaker 5: gone or they give in.
Speaker 4: They know there's no choice. I'd be shocked if that's
Speaker 4: not the case. Yeah, I think that absolutely. Those two
Speaker 4: guys are saying that, let's.
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Speaker 6: For the mayoral primary election in La Spencer. Pratt's name
Speaker 6: is first on the ballots. Yeah, right, which help since
Speaker 6: most voters are earned a rush because they're on fire.
Speaker 2: There. I'm being stabbed by junkies.
Speaker 5: I'm voting in person today. I want to go through
Speaker 5: that process. Plus in the town I live, and we
Speaker 5: got to very very contentious measure going on where there's
Speaker 5: people on every corner yesterday with signs trying to get
Speaker 5: you to vote yes or no on a certain thing,
Speaker 5: and everybody's got yard signs and everything. It's really a
Speaker 5: really hot one. So got me interested.
Speaker 4: Whether you're Marxists or Leninists. Can that sound? Was Trotsky writer, Robin,
Speaker 4: that's funny. I had one more comment. Eh, we'll talk
Speaker 4: about the whole.
Speaker 5: It looks like the seventeen seventy six fund one billion,
Speaker 5: seven hundred seventy six million dollar fund that Trump was
Speaker 5: going to use however he wanted is not going to happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: That he appear to be backing down in the face
Speaker 4: of widespread Republican opposition. Yeah, which is pretty interesting on
Speaker 4: its own. His ability to do whatever he wants seems
Speaker 4: to be limited. We've got headlines on the way and
Speaker 4: plenty of stuff to talk about. You can join us
Speaker 4: anytime if you have an opinion or any think we're
Speaker 4: wrong about some text line four one five two nine
Speaker 4: five kftc.
Speaker 2: Armstrong. Heyyeeddy, Hey, let's figure out who's reporting lot.
Speaker 4: It's the lead story with Heather Meyers, Heather, Joe Jack,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 1: Let's find out how the network started covering the news,
Speaker 1: starting with CNN California heads to the polls in wild
Speaker 1: races for governor and LA mayor. From Fox News, from
Speaker 1: Reality Tv to City Hall. Trump backed Spencer Pratt soores
Speaker 1: in LA mayor race as California vote, and from cal
Speaker 1: Matters California votes in most uncertain governor's primary in years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's no clear front runner in either race, which
Speaker 4: is pretty interesting, you know, with the Republican in the mix.
Speaker 2: More analysis on.
Speaker 5: That, what it would mean, what it maybe already means
Speaker 5: for the whole progressive wing of the Democratic Party, goe.
Speaker 1: ABC News this morning, Trump Hurst at Net and Yahoo
Speaker 1: and call over Lebanon escalation sources say.
Speaker 2: More on that to come as well, Stay with us.
Speaker 1: From NBC this morning, Scott Pelly accuses CBS News as
Speaker 1: very wise of murdering sixty minutes.
Speaker 2: Asshat. Oh, I can't wait to talk about that pompous jackass.
Speaker 5: He is the most pompous man on planet Earth. Scott Pelly. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we will, and.
Speaker 4: He represents everything that was wrong with and killing sixty minutes.
Speaker 2: What again, I say, jackass.
Speaker 1: Scott Pelly impression. I take my glasses off and put
Speaker 1: one arm of the glass in between my teeth.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly good move.
Speaker 1: From Fox News. Californians fleeing to Red States are driving
Speaker 1: up home prices and rents in their new cities.
Speaker 4: Data shows, Yeah, don't California my fill in the blank.
Speaker 1: From ABC News, Mexican authority say they found a nearly
Speaker 1: nine hundred foot tunnel in Tijuana that likely connects to
Speaker 1: a well known street in San Diego.
Speaker 5: Have you seen the video of this thing? Oh no, Wow,
Speaker 5: that's troubling that that existed.
Speaker 2: Still, it's how long heather Almost nine hundred feet, but it's.
Speaker 4: It's one of those that's like way bigger than it
Speaker 4: ought to be, really well lit, and I mean it
Speaker 4: looks like it was a well a California construction project.
Speaker 2: It would take twenty years to.
Speaker 4: Make that right, union workers.
Speaker 2: I think every environmental studies exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 1: From the Independent, breakthrough melanoma vaccine would slash risk at
Speaker 1: the deadliest cancer returning.
Speaker 2: Oh cool.
Speaker 5: And then there's really good news on the all pancreat
Speaker 5: I had a cancer front.
Speaker 2: We'll have to talk about both those.
Speaker 1: From NBC News. Serena Williams is returning to competitive tennis
Speaker 1: after a nearly four year absence.
Speaker 4: She's going to do the thing John McEnroe did in
Speaker 4: late age, be a doubles partner, and she'll probably be
Speaker 4: really good at it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why not? She still enjoys the game. Good luck,
Speaker 2: go get.
Speaker 1: Him forty four years old.
Speaker 2: Good for her.
Speaker 1: From Fox News. The NFL's main social media accounts remained
Speaker 1: silent about Pride Month on its first day.
Speaker 4: Oh, the NFL, All right, the whole compulsory. You've got
Speaker 4: to go along with this or you're against it in
Speaker 4: some sort of bigot I want to address that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, coming up as well.
Speaker 4: Boy.
Speaker 1: And finally this morning from the Babylon Bee, Trump recognizes
Speaker 1: Pride Month by hosting soccer match on White House lawn.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I want to talk about that whole UFC fight on
Speaker 5: the on the White House lawn and the way that's
Speaker 5: being perceived.
Speaker 2: That's a good story right there. So you're you're your
Speaker 2: other job, is what Heather?
Speaker 1: I'm also a freelance correspondent for Newsmax, right and I'm
Speaker 1: busy this morning.
Speaker 2: And what are you talking about at Newsmax today? I'm
Speaker 2: interested this morning.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the Bena Dryll challenge. Have you heard
Speaker 1: of this.
Speaker 2: No, is it a TikTok thing.
Speaker 1: It's a TikTok thing. It came around a couple of
Speaker 1: years ago. It's making a resurgence. Five teens were rushed
Speaker 1: to San Diego Area Children's hospital over the past week
Speaker 1: from purposely overdosing on large quantities of benadryl because they
Speaker 1: want these hallucination effects that we're talking all about that
Speaker 1: And really this has actually taken the lives of a
Speaker 1: couple of teens across the country from doing that.
Speaker 5: Wow, it just keeps getting worse than stupider. So the
Speaker 5: challenge now is take a ridiculous amount of medicine until
Speaker 5: your brain crashes that what kind of a challenge is that?
Speaker 1: That makes your heart race, your pupils dially. It's just
Speaker 1: I don't know what's worse this or the tide pods.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I am completely confident. Well, you know what, if
Speaker 4: the kids are like under fourteen, they don't have any
Speaker 4: judgment whatsoever. I'd have thought as a kid, I'd have thought,
Speaker 4: that's stupid. I'm not doing that. But you know, if
Speaker 4: the kids are young enough, you got to excuse them.
Speaker 4: The Internet is the most dangerous street in your town,
Speaker 4: and your kid is loose on.
Speaker 5: It, starting at a pretty young age and all day
Speaker 5: every day. Yep, certainly it's true. Well, thank you, Heather,
Speaker 5: we'll talk to you soon. We'll catch you bon a
Speaker 5: whole bunch of those stories that she just mentioned. The
Speaker 5: a really good point has been made to defend the
Speaker 5: UFC match on the White House lawn. If you haven't
Speaker 5: heard it. We are into Pride months, so all that
Speaker 5: stuff is starting to come round. The NFL has stayed
Speaker 5: silent on Pride months so far.
Speaker 4: How do you like that? Jiu jitsu? And it's quote
Speaker 4: unquote Pride months. It's not a national holiday. What's stop
Speaker 4: with that stuff? It's all the postmodernists of neo Marxists stuff.
Speaker 2: I will explain Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 7: Pratt released a final plea to voters on Monday, a
Speaker 7: seven minute video blasting Bass's policies on everything from homelessness
Speaker 7: to the response to the Palisades fire, and he specifically
Speaker 7: addressed people considering voting for Nythia Rahman, essentially saying that
Speaker 7: she has no chance.
Speaker 2: Voting for Nythia is a wasted vote. It's me versus Karen,
Speaker 2: it's changed versus more of the same.
Speaker 4: It's no longer question about me or Nitthia or Karen
Speaker 4: Nithia has no path to victory.
Speaker 2: Now it's me versus Karen.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 5: The way we do it in California or in LA
Speaker 5: for the mayor is you just got to make it
Speaker 5: in the top two and then you have the real
Speaker 5: race between the top two. And he's going to make
Speaker 5: the top two almost certainly. So it's Spencer Pratt, the
Speaker 5: Republican kind of versus Karen Bess, the sitting nut job mayor. Well,
Speaker 5: if Nythia Rahman, the Communist or to drop out, it's
Speaker 5: conceivable Pratt could get over fifty percent.
Speaker 2: Wow, that'd be something hoping for that. Anyway, more covered
Speaker 2: you on that a little bit later.
Speaker 5: We actually have Steve Hilton, the Republican governor who's hoping
Speaker 5: to make the top two in California.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk to him in our were two.
Speaker 5: Also coming up, how to bust an AI chat bot
Speaker 5: if it's pretending to be a person either you know
Speaker 5: one of those help things like you're on a website
Speaker 5: and they have a help for you, but it's actually
Speaker 5: I are you talking to somebody on the phone and
Speaker 5: you're wondering if it's AI.
Speaker 2: Got the way to bust it. I learned this yesterday.
Speaker 2: Well it's pretty good tip.
Speaker 5: Okay, so this I just came across this over the
Speaker 5: weekend and thought, yeah, that's so obviously. I wish I'd
Speaker 5: remembered that and thought about myself the jokes and complaining
Speaker 5: about the fact that Donald Trump is going to have
Speaker 5: a UFC match on the White House lawn and the
Speaker 5: pushback on that and how embarrassing it is for the
Speaker 5: country and how uh you know, it's undignified for the
Speaker 5: office and all that sort of stuff. Good job on
Speaker 5: people who were posting the videos of a year two
Speaker 5: years ago when Joe Biden had the big trans Pride
Speaker 5: festival on the White House lawn that included hopless women
Speaker 5: women using my finger quotes, dancing around and drag queens
Speaker 5: and all that sort of stuff. Okay, once you watch
Speaker 5: those videos and reminded what they did on the White
Speaker 5: House lawn, spare me the oh my god, this is
Speaker 5: the White House.
Speaker 2: You can't have UFC fighting.
Speaker 4: Not to mention, mixed martial arts is the new boxing,
Speaker 4: and there have been many US presidents who are boxing fans.
Speaker 4: So please stop with your performative outrage. But that's a
Speaker 4: great point.
Speaker 5: Drag Queen's dancing around in front of children on the
Speaker 5: White House lawn.
Speaker 4: So come on, wow, that's so good U Pride Month people,
Speaker 4: quote unquote, I actually was watching it, so I wish
Speaker 4: I wish I had known if they were real or not.
Speaker 4: That's one of the problems in modern media and with
Speaker 4: AI and everything like that, and actors and Chinese chatbots
Speaker 4: trying to stir up our politics or whatever. But I
Speaker 4: ended up on some posts on Twitter last night of
Speaker 4: lesbians just like regular run of the mill gay women
Speaker 4: who are like, please don't do this crazy LGBTQ plus
Speaker 4: Pride Month thing. It's embarrassing for all of us. It's
Speaker 4: making my life harder, not better, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Et cetera.
Speaker 4: Thank you practically stole the words out of my mouth.
Speaker 4: Is my various gay friends and associates and musical partners
Speaker 4: and you know, have known through the years.
Speaker 2: I absolutely nothing about against gay people.
Speaker 4: You know, whatever gay rights and basic issue is out there,
Speaker 4: I'm in favor of it. I don't believe in discriminating
Speaker 4: against people people ought to be who they are, and
Speaker 4: I don't care. It's none of my business. But what
Speaker 4: I hate about so called Pride Month is that it's
Speaker 4: becoming this obligatory show of goodness. You must express support
Speaker 4: for this notion or you're an anti gay bigot. And
Speaker 4: but how ballsy was it to go for a month
Speaker 4: as opposed to a day, right, right, a fortnight.
Speaker 2: An entire month. But here's the part I object to.
Speaker 4: They cleverly in the postmodernist, neo Marxist left, they're trying
Speaker 4: to mobilize all of the sexual minorities to overthrow Western civilization.
Speaker 2: It's part of the strategy.
Speaker 4: Just every minority, racial, religious, sexual, so called gender, whatever
Speaker 4: they're oppressing you, you have to join together with us
Speaker 4: and the Palestinians to overthrow Western civilization because they're so oppressive. Right,
Speaker 4: So they've roped in with gay people and bisexuals. There's
Speaker 4: half of me that's jealous. Twice the chances on Friday
Speaker 4: night anyway.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: But with all that, they'd thrown in the trans and
Speaker 4: the queer, which merely means politically radicalized, and the I
Speaker 4: like to have sex with cats and just whatever could
Speaker 4: conceivably be conceived. I'm supposed to express pride in that
Speaker 4: as well and endorse that.
Speaker 2: And they keep expanding what that category is.
Speaker 4: So that and trust me on this, I paid a
Speaker 4: lot of money for an education in this and I
Speaker 4: read every day so that if you come out against
Speaker 4: the fourteenth letter of the LGBTQ plus minus over the
Speaker 4: power for group, you're a bigot and a hateful person.
Speaker 4: So no one can stand up against neo Marxism.
Speaker 2: That's what it's all about.
Speaker 4: They make it obligatory to endorse whatever, because where does
Speaker 4: that list end?
Speaker 2: They will tell you.
Speaker 5: I like the fact that if so, it's not even
Speaker 5: that if you come out against something like that. That
Speaker 5: headline that Heather had about the NFL is still silent
Speaker 5: on their website about Pride month. So the fact that
Speaker 5: they just are neutral is being attacked in some quarters
Speaker 5: as not on board enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and what oh, I had something else that was
Speaker 2: so good? And you know why.
Speaker 5: That is probably why the NFL's tied in knots about it,
Speaker 5: because it's a heavily the Black league in the black
Speaker 5: community ain't quite as down with a lot of the
Speaker 5: stuff further down the letter train stuff as white graduate
Speaker 5: degree women are across America exactly.
Speaker 4: But people are still looking at the NFL like, why
Speaker 4: aren't you down with this, because in the midst of
Speaker 4: the George Floyd madness, the fever that if you're down
Speaker 4: with one progressive cause, you must be down with all
Speaker 4: of them was really running hot. And so you had
Speaker 4: the NFL saying, Hey, the progressives are telling us we
Speaker 4: got to fly.
Speaker 2: The rainbow flag. We got to do it.
Speaker 4: We gotta do it or we'll be called bigots and
Speaker 4: they'll bring us down to at that point in American
Speaker 4: history where everybody who's so terrified of the progressive mafia,
Speaker 4: the progressive lynch mobs, that they would just do whatever
Speaker 4: they asked, which led to stuff like you know, raininbow
Speaker 4: flags at the NFL games. Why would the NFL take
Speaker 4: any interest in that at all. It's not a major
Speaker 4: civil rights issue. People have everything, they want, everything they deserve. Anyway,
Speaker 4: I wanted to bring this to you because it's an
Speaker 4: illustration where I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: It's from the New York Post.
Speaker 4: Maybe you heard about this at the violent riots at
Speaker 4: Delaney Hall in New Jersey over the ice facility. One
Speaker 4: of the rioters who bit an officer and kicked them.
Speaker 2: And when I say bit, the wounds are horrible, horrible.
Speaker 2: It looks like he was attacked by like a pit bull.
Speaker 4: He's bleeding and it's just the skin is way broken.
Speaker 4: And anyway, this guy whose name is Brendan John Geyer,
Speaker 4: aged twenty six, who has arrested assaulting a federal officer
Speaker 4: causing bodily injury, blah blah blah, he was previously charged
Speaker 4: with sexual abuse of children related to the dissemination and
Speaker 4: possession of child pornography. And that might seem kind of
Speaker 4: and unrelated to you, but it reminded me of and
Speaker 4: I can't remember if it was Andy Know or somebody else,
Speaker 4: went through the sixteen or so people who were arrested
Speaker 4: at a violent ANTIFA assault in Portland, and they went
Speaker 4: through each of their social media profiles and the number
Speaker 4: of them who were either transgender, and that was like
Speaker 4: half of them at least, or furries or other like
Speaker 4: way out their sexual minorities was unbelievable. And you're asking yourself,
Speaker 4: so what's the next here? It was what I was
Speaker 4: just talking about. So the violent leftist politically leftist rioters
Speaker 4: are the agitated, whipped up sexual minorities. How do you
Speaker 4: go from I like to dress up like a fox
Speaker 4: and it makes me feel sexy too. I want to
Speaker 4: smash a cop in his face because of immigration issues.
Speaker 4: So what I'm always talking about, it's the Omnik cause
Speaker 4: the all minorities have to come together and overthrow Western civilization.
Speaker 4: It's a perfect illustration of that. And this guy's one
Speaker 4: of those guys.
Speaker 5: If I had the time, if I wasn't busy parenting
Speaker 5: kids all the time, I would I would like to
Speaker 5: infiltrate this stuff just to hear it. I'd, you know,
Speaker 5: get as close as I could. Go to meetings, you know,
Speaker 5: get the approval to go to the next meeting. I
Speaker 5: would like to hear when you get to the level
Speaker 5: where they actually explain to you what they're doing.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know if the brains behind it
Speaker 4: ever do explain. And I know you've led you've read
Speaker 4: both Marx and Lenin where they explain that, look, the
Speaker 4: proletariat can't be they don't get it. They're not smart enough,
Speaker 4: they're not motivated enough. We have to get them to
Speaker 4: do this. I think the leaders of it would just say, no,
Speaker 4: we don't exactly explain that. We just tell them they're
Speaker 4: being oppressed. And the entire world's divided into oppressed and oppressor,
Speaker 4: and you got to fight the oppressors.
Speaker 5: But nobody raises their hand and says, I'm a free
Speaker 5: What do I care about legal immigration detention facilities?
Speaker 2: All right, you'd think they would.
Speaker 4: But the ultimate proof of what I'm saying is queer
Speaker 4: for Palestine. The fact that they show up is well,
Speaker 4: you're saying, well, yeah, that's true too, but of course
Speaker 4: for Palestine, it's one of the most hilariously bizarre things
Speaker 4: that have ever existed on Earth, true tot So, yeah,
Speaker 4: they torture you and kill you and throw you off
Speaker 4: a building for being who you are.
Speaker 2: Soon anyway, that's the omnikos.
Speaker 5: Are we telling people about a cognate here, Michael, I
Speaker 5: love doing that. This is going to make your life better.
Speaker 5: It really really is. And I hope you uh, I
Speaker 5: hope you believe it's in cognate. It's like a take
Speaker 5: on the word incognito. It's I n cog and I
Speaker 5: in cognate. And if you're an incognito mode on your
Speaker 5: phone or your computer whatever, you ain't actually incognito. All
Speaker 5: kinds of different websites are still grabbing all your information
Speaker 5: and all your data and that sort of stuff, and
Speaker 5: they sell it to people and they use it themselves,
Speaker 5: and that's why you get all these spam calls, spam emails,
Speaker 5: spam texts, oftentimes people trying to rip you off, and
Speaker 5: you want it to stop. Of course, you want it
Speaker 5: to stop, and you can do that within cogny. It's
Speaker 5: pretty awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's amazing.
Speaker 4: Right now, criminals are buying your phone number and your
Speaker 4: family details from data brokers. Then they grab three seconds
Speaker 4: of your kid's voice off of video and clone it
Speaker 4: with AI to make the call to rip you off
Speaker 4: your kids saying they've been in an accident and they
Speaker 4: need money. Wired right now, that's what scammers are doing.
Speaker 4: Rely on Incognitate, contacts hundreds of data brokers, forces them
Speaker 4: to delete your personal info, then keeps it gone. It
Speaker 4: costs about seven dollars a month worth. Every penny go
Speaker 4: to incogniti dot com slash armstrong. That's in cogni dot
Speaker 4: com slash armstrong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, as it says Harro, I mean, here's the commercial
Speaker 5: transitioning into the actual topic I want to talk about here.
Speaker 5: You can't stop them from cloning a voice, but you
Speaker 5: can make sure they never get your number in the
Speaker 5: first place.
Speaker 2: How about that that.
Speaker 5: The bad guys out there are getting some of the
Speaker 5: audio of you or your mom or your kid or
Speaker 5: whatever and can fool you in a phone call or whatever.
Speaker 5: That I mean, we are living in such a weird
Speaker 5: time for that. Anyway, I wanted to get to the
Speaker 5: how you bust an AI chap bot and this will
Speaker 5: just take This won't take very long because we got
Speaker 5: to get jailbag. So anytime you go to a website
Speaker 5: now down in the corner, it says would you like
Speaker 5: an assistant? And sometimes it says virtual assistant, sometimes it
Speaker 5: just says assistant. And it seems pretty clear right off
Speaker 5: the bat that you're texting with an AI chatbot or whatever.
Speaker 5: Or worse yet, when you're on the phone, they talk
Speaker 5: kind of haltingly and weird, and you wonder is this
Speaker 5: a human being or not. I heard this tip yesterday.
Speaker 5: Ask it a random trivia question, because AI chatbots don't
Speaker 5: know that's weird. So if you ask a real person
Speaker 5: who was Pope in fifteen eighty eight, they'll say what what?
Speaker 5: If you ask a random chat bot, they're gonna say
Speaker 5: Pius the second.
Speaker 2: Because they don't know that's a weird question. Oh, do
Speaker 2: have funny. Wow, Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 4: That's Did they do that consistently or I don't know
Speaker 4: how chatbots work exactly in that context, or would they
Speaker 4: just say I'm sorry, could you repeat that?
Speaker 2: Or did you say account number? But that is one
Speaker 2: of the things that chatbots don't get right. That is funny.
Speaker 4: I don't know what person say, What the hell? Why
Speaker 4: did you just ask me that we're talking about insurance?
Speaker 4: And no, I don't know that. How would anybody know that? Okay,
Speaker 4: we got mail bag on the way next day.
Speaker 5: Here to Jesus, one man has the six hundred and
Speaker 5: forty thousand dollars electric Ferrari been a bust already. And
Speaker 5: two we haven't even mentioned the attack on Ukraine overnight
Speaker 5: from Russia. Just it's still going on. Quite a few
Speaker 5: people dead, and this is like a big push by
Speaker 5: Russia to get to the city center of Kiev and
Speaker 5: a whole bunch of other cities.
Speaker 2: More on that later.
Speaker 4: Here's your freedom loving quote of the day, going back
Speaker 4: to our list on optimism. Nelson Mandela from his autobiography,
Speaker 4: I am fundamentally an optimist. Whether that comes from nurture
Speaker 4: or nature, I cannot say.
Speaker 2: Part of let's get off my screen. You pop up, bastard.
Speaker 4: Part of being optimistic is keeping one's head pointed toward
Speaker 4: the sun, one's feet and moving forward. There were many
Speaker 4: dark moments when my faith in humanity was sorely tested,
Speaker 4: but I would not and could not, give myself up
Speaker 4: to despair. That way lay's defeat and death.
Speaker 5: You know, we should talk about this more later, this
Speaker 5: whole thing, because I've known some pretty successful pess and
Speaker 5: mostly I think being an optimist is a good idea.
Speaker 5: But I've known some pretty damned successful pessimists. And there
Speaker 5: are some historically and then some just pul true optimists.
Speaker 5: So it were wrong way. Yeah, that's an interesting discussion. Yeah,
Speaker 5: mail bag, Yeah, yeah, yeah, drop us note mail bag
Speaker 5: at Armstrong and get a dot com.
Speaker 2: I'll read that later.
Speaker 4: Here's a nice note from David, one of the few
Speaker 4: friends I have left in the Golden State, happens to
Speaker 4: be a poll worker in so Cow Dave from South Carolina.
Speaker 5: You mean like a stripper or somebody working in the election.
Speaker 5: That one, the second one, this is from the horse's mouth.
Speaker 5: If they want a ballot, they get a ballot.
Speaker 4: This is in quotes. We can't ask for an ID.
Speaker 4: Everyone in California gets some sent a mail in ballot.
Speaker 4: We cannot ask if they already used it, did they
Speaker 4: lose it, did they not get it? We give them another.
Speaker 4: If they look too young, we can't ask their age,
Speaker 4: We give them a ballot. I only do this job
Speaker 4: because it's the easiest twenty three bucks an hour I
Speaker 4: ever made, just handing out ballots to whoever wants one.
Speaker 4: I asked her, so, how do you know they don't
Speaker 4: go to another place and vote again?
Speaker 2: She said, we don't, Okay, So.
Speaker 4: With that, how can anyone in California think any political
Speaker 4: races are legit?
Speaker 2: Someone tell me I'm gonna test that premise today.
Speaker 5: I actually thought, I'm I don't know where the because
Speaker 5: since I moved, I don't know where the polling place
Speaker 5: is for where I live now. I'm just gonna go
Speaker 5: to one downtown and just try to vote there and
Speaker 5: see what happens.
Speaker 2: And I'll bet they let me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and don't you your address call him a racist.
Speaker 5: I don't want to end up in prison trying to
Speaker 5: make a point. Would they throw you in prison but
Speaker 5: then go to another polling place and vote again?
Speaker 2: That'd be kind of fun. When they find out you're
Speaker 2: a conservative, they might throw you in prison.
Speaker 4: Ah. Here's a nice note from Oriyan in Houston. Dear
Speaker 4: cold Warrior and steak eating Dad, your thought that you
Speaker 4: and your sons might go on a stunt eating tour?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Henry brought that up again yesterday.
Speaker 4: Craziest and best idea anyone's ever heard. Anyway, Guys, Jack,
Speaker 4: I just found out there is a traveling road show,
Speaker 4: the Big Texan Road Show Seventy two Ounce Steak Tour,
Speaker 4: bringing the Amarillo seventy two Ounce Challenge to cities all
Speaker 4: over the country, including cal Unicornea. Perhaps your son can
Speaker 4: chow down on a giant steak and not have to
Speaker 4: leave the Golden State.
Speaker 2: Love that. Let's see.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's gonna be a Santa Monarca, Pasadena, Barstowe Needles
Speaker 4: than Flagstaff, Arizona, onto Amarillo, Texas, Oh, Okay City, Okay, Tulsa, Springfield, Illinois.
Speaker 5: Right, sounds like it's a Route sixty six thing almost certainly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, fantastic. I love that idea. Let's see. How
Speaker 2: about Paolo on Ai?
Speaker 4: I keep hearing sky is falling pronouncements on Ai the
Speaker 4: loudest pronouncers seem to have no viable suggestions about how
Speaker 4: we respond to the falling sky. Many imply that we
Speaker 4: should simply slow or stop its progress. We can't the
Speaker 4: genius out of the bottle. It's really not such a
Speaker 4: different genie then we've dealt with in the past, just
Speaker 4: a much faster one. Maybe he's right, maybe he's wrong,
Speaker 4: but he's definitely right about this part. Human knowledge and
Speaker 4: capability continue to threaten progress faster than we developed the
Speaker 4: wisdom to manage to them well. AI is potential to
Speaker 4: do previously unimagined good. Anything so powerful also has the
Speaker 4: potential to do great harm or challenge to make sure
Speaker 4: it serves us well. And this is the important part.
Speaker 4: There's no opting out of the challenge, true, and no
Speaker 4: slowing it down. Every single person and thought that I've
Speaker 4: heard expressed on the we need to regulate it. We
Speaker 4: need to be careful, we need to slow down, we
Speaker 4: need to sing. What about China? Is always my response,
Speaker 4: What about China and North Korea and Russia? Whatever, they're
Speaker 4: forging ahead as fast as they possibly can. They're outside
Speaker 4: your net. Friend, I did hear a good suggestion for
Speaker 4: a law around AI.
Speaker 5: Maybe I'll get to that later in the show that
Speaker 5: I think would be workable. Yeah, we're about out of time, Okate.
Speaker 5: We got lots of news to get to a bunch
Speaker 5: of the stuff that we mentioned, some of it really fun.
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