the record of Dr. William J. Eisenman. Okay. Welcome everyone to progressive discussions. Oh, chaos before the Kant invention. I have never seen a more chaotic political year, campaign year in my entire life in the history of the United States, at least in my lifetime, I have never seen such insanity and corruption and underhandedness. Were you alive in 1968? Yeah, I was. Okay, well, that was another year. But that was democratic. Let me tell you something. Richard Nixon and Watergate is a mere... No, no, no, no, the convention, 1968 Democratic Convention. Protests all over the place. Well, you had two things going on in terms of protesting back then. You had the Vietnam War and you had the civil rights, which was earlier. Well, they had the... No, that was after the civil rights were signed into law 65, LBJ. Right, but it was like, it was in the same decade. Yeah, well... And it was very turbulent. Yes. It was called the Turbulent 60s. Yes, it was. And a lot of the songs were based on either getting high, getting late, or the Vietnam War. Tuning out. What? Tuning out. What was his name? A professor at... Was it Berkeley? Get high, you know, tune in, tune in, tune out. Isn't that similar to Democrats... Don't trust anybody over 30. Democrats putting their head in the sand, keeping their head in the sand, you know, like not really accepting the reality of what's happened to their party. Well, that's why the kids were protesting in it. Don't trust anybody... What was happening to your political party? Don't trust anybody over 30, you say. But those same flower children hipsters... Became much more right-wing than they were back then. That's usually what happens, you know? When they acquire... It's like a pendulum. It swings one way, a couple of years later, it swings the other way. No, I mean, when they got, when they became financially established, or financially independent, they automatically became Republicans. That's great, that's what they say, you know? And these are the same hipsters that were the flower children back then. The young are liberals. The older are conservatives. Not if you're, not if you're, you don't have a pot to piss in, old, older person. Except for Bernie, of course. Not the older folks that are living on a fixed income. We're talking about... Well, that's the entire different... We're talking about the older folks that have Mula, you know? They have something, yeah. All right, I just wanted... I'm not talking about the 80%. Yeah. I want to do a moment of silence. Oh, now what happened? No, I'm very, I'm very exhausted. I had very bad insomnia yesterday. I have some car issues.  And then, of course, we're having a bad heat wave. Not so much the heat, but the humidity. It's like a steam bath out there here in Northeastern Jersey. So it's been a very trying week. And I didn't get to sleep until like 4.30. You know what I, what outside discovered?  The last free one in Exxon. That's unusual. I wouldn't say an existence, but as far as I know, the last free air pump. And I hope nobody that manages or owns that station is listening to the show because they'll change it to the other one. But anyway, I go there. Do you imagine Exxon Mobile actually giving something away? Well, the franchise, probably. The Hess station used to have three more. And John don't have any more. You gotta put Kerns in there, 20 quarters. What about Ottawa now? Quarters. Well, the Delta station, rung by, I don't know what they are. I don't know if they're Pakistani. I don't know what they are, but they, they mean. That's the island? The one on South Main Street. They pull the free pump out about like an hour or two before they close.  You know how some cultures are? They think everybody wants to steal from them.  You want one? Three, you want one? Right. How about that? How about that? You buy something? I was staring at it. I, one time I was in one of those gas station convenience stores and I opened up a map. This is not, he goes, this is no library. You buy, you buy. I got you, I just opened it up. That's all I did. I didn't say I wasn't gonna buy it. You know that the Quick Check sells gas up there too. I don't know. Right outside the park? But anyway, I needed antifreeze. I asked how much was the, it's like a half gallon, right? Half gallon? What is it coming? It's like a half gallon. Sounds right. Sounds right. I asked how much is your antifreeze? Guy says $15 a bottle. I go, what? Bottle. A half gallon. Yeah, but. I got $15. Forget it, forget it. I went to the supermarket, to the shop, right? It was $4 in change. Oh, come on. I'm serious. Come on. Crap-a-lism is bad, but Jesus Christ. That's crap-a-lism. Hey. Come on. Everything we talk about on this show about politics is part of our series. Crap-a-till-ism in a conch shell. And there's the conch shell. Crap-a-till-ism in a conch shell. I paid $34 yesterday for envelopes. 500 envelopes. And I couldn't find, I can't find the licky ones anymore. They had these, they take the strip off and they're impressive. Well, they're pretty sticky. Yeah. Well, yeah, but no more lickies.  Well, you can do, you know, with your finger or whatever, but I'm saying that. No. That's the only one they had. Peel and sticks. But when you peel them, well, same thing with the mineral envelopes or the bubble envelopes for shipping parcels.  Priority milk. Yeah. But it's very sticky. I mean, it's super sticky. Anyway, I don't want to bore people. Let's have a moment of silence about the French citizens who died in, it was in Nice, France during Bastille Day, the end of Bastille for the French Revolution. And there were some, there was a terrorist attack of a tractor trailer of some kind, mowed them down and then started shooting. It was a rental truck. Huh? A rental truck. A rental truck. The biggest kind they had. And then the perpetrator started shooting people after he mowed them down. And it wasn't a pretty sight. And there were two. And they got shot him through the windshields, you know. Two Americans were part of the victims. They were on vacation. That's something, huh?  You get killed on vacation. Well, yesterday I was chatting with a woman and she was crying over the episode. And I saw that, look, you know, that's France.  Well, she's feeling empathy and compassion. Yeah, but you don't, not that way. You mean she was really carrying on? In other words, distressing herself. I mean, this is going to take a toll on the body. So you can't do that for every little thing, you know, that's going on. There's, especially, well, this day and age, you never know. Oh, yeah. You never know when the next attack, when and where the next attack will be. But anyway, moment of silence for these poor souls. Okay, but yeah, I might as well put them in the chiseless hall of shame, but the Exxon mobile gas station on the Boulevard in Hasbro, Kiteson Jersey for wanting $15 for a half gallon of antifreeze. Despicable, despicable. And I, well, and thanks Shoprite for charging me only $4 in change. So I salute you. Now, I started off by saying, the chaos before the contravention. Now, the convention did not take place yet. Tomorrow. It's tomorrow. So I am giving, I'm not giving him a huge benefit of the doubt, but I'm giving him a little bit of benefit of the doubt, a little bit. And we're talking about what I said.  It's contested. Don't ask me why all the class action lawsuits are coming from his donors and not from Bernie Sanders himself or his wimpy campaign manager. You would think his campaign manager and Sanders would be in on these class action lawsuits. And believe me, if I was suing the DNC and the Hillary campaign, there wouldn't be anything classy about it. So I don't know why they're calling it class action. There'll be very unclassy action. But- Class means because there are many people involved. Multiple class. Many multiples. From what I understand, there are an astronomical amount of people involved in this lawsuit. Now it's a contested election. For those that don't know, Franklin Delano Roosevelt ran in Democratic primaries against a man by the name of Al Smith. Funny looking gent. He was very powerful. I saw a picture of him. In Democratic circles.  So as not to confuse, it is the Republican convention tomorrow, not the Democratic. Oh, okay. Okay. So we'll get some entertainment on a Sunday. It's Donald Trump's day. So we'll get some entertainment on a Sunday. I'm gonna watch it for entertainment purposes only. Because of Trump, that's the only reason why. Otherwise, I would never watch it. But just because Trump cracks me up. Yeah. And now Pat Robertson had a vision that Donald Trump is sitting- On the right hand of God. On the right hand of God, like that article. Oh my God.  His eyes were bugging out. He looked like he saw a ghost. Like- Visions, vision. Listen, the visions and the God that evangelicals speak to is not the God of the Bible. I can assure you that. So Donald Trump, if he's gonna sit at the right hand of God himself, he better change his hairstyle. It is not a glory to man to have long hair. That's what the Bible says. It is for the woman. Then why did all those Israelites have long hair and look like hippies? That's only what the perception that has come down to us. You mean the Hollies- Jesus did not look like this guy who's in the pictures. You mean Jeffrey- That people have in their houses framed. You mean a Northern European looking Jeffrey Hunter with the blue eyes and the light hair and the light skin. Yeah, everybody was Caucasian from the Bible. And they soon- Well, no, they were Jew. And they were celibate. Everybody- They were Jew. Nobody, according to evangelicals, Christians, and Hollywood, everybody, and the Catholic church, nobody really had sex.  How the hell, I know. But yeah, for all we know, Jesus might've looked like one of the kings of Saudi Arabia with the big shnazola. He could've had a shnaz, yes. He could've had a shnaz. He looked like any other Jew of the day. He could've had brown skin- Like Judas had a kiss on to say who he was.  Instead of looking like Jeffrey Hunter or the other English- Besides even that, he was a carpenter, so he worked outside in the sun.  Bronze? Well, 10. And instead of being emaciated looking, he might've been buffed. He had muscles. He might've been, he might've had big forearms like papaya, I mean papai, and big hands with calluses for all that carpentry.  Emaciated, all the bones are sticking out and he's very Caucasian looking and he's light. You know, they all, I guess it was, I guess it's the perception of the person creating the movie. Whoever, yeah. Or the artist, the Renaissance artist does a painting. What about all the paintings of my Adam and Eve and they got belly buttons? Hey, and I was in Venezuela way back in the day, way before Chavez. The Virgin Mary statues were all tan skin, dark brown haired, Latina looking Virgin Mary's. The Virgin Mary statues in my relative's house since they were Italian, my mother still has it, they're all very, very light with blue eyes. Yeah, all the Madonna's in the grotto so that people's yarn. Right, they're all Northern European looking women Virgin Mary's and then you go, you know, it depends on the culture, you know, but I mean, what they were and how they looked is not important, it's the mission, it's the message and the mission of Christ and the message from the Bible, not some laws of the Catholic Church or the Mormon Church. Now getting back to this debacle here, this mess. So either Bernie had to put on a very good act because I watched a video of Bernie Sanders endorsing Hillary Clinton and he looked and sounded very happy and enthusiastic and that's not good. To me, that's a big red flag. He looked too happy. Now either he's a really, he forced himself to be a very skilled actor and he's pulling a FDR, all right, because he has to endorse her to get his foot in the door, so to speak. And either he's doing that or he is gonna go down in history is one of the most clever shysters sell out traitorous shysters in history for hoodwinking and fooling the massive amounts of people in the grassroots revolution and many of them are going to Jill Stein from what I hear and sending her money, Jill Stein of the Green Party, who is probably the last true progressive that's running for president, period. But it's like, all right, it's a shock. People are furious, people are sad and disappointed about Bernie Sanders, but Satan does come as an angel of light. I have no idea, I'm not gonna guess why Bernie Sanders did what he did because there are many theories floating around, but the fact is, he did it. It's a huge, one of the biggest sell outs. You know, you keep, traitorous sell outs, but you keep blaming Bernie. He lost, so who's to blame there? He lost by cheating. That doesn't matter, he did not have the votes. Oh yeah, the votes. He don't have the delegates, so he lost. They threw away, you know how many provisional ballots they threw away and shredded. I know this, but where is that today? Where is any of that? Has it changed anything? Well, in all the primaries that supposedly there were underhanded tactics going on, I didn't hear a lot of hoopla and yelling and outrage from the Sanders campaign people. I didn't hear, do we hear any? No, but the point I'm trying to make is he lost. He does not have the delegates. So who's fault is that? That's the people who didn't vote for him. How do you know the people didn't vote for him? They don't have the votes, they don't have the ballots. They didn't count the ballots, they tossed them. Where is that today? That's my point. You know what? It went nowhere. This guy, if he was back in the early 20th century during the infamous Black Sox scandal. Oh, no, no, no, no, the Chicago White Sox, now they won the World Series. Yeah, but they took a dive, it was rigged. Oh, well, well, where is that today? Could you prove it? Oh, they won the World Series. No, it's not a matter. With that kind of mentality. It's a matter of where is it today? Nobody ever sued about it and nothing ever came from it. That's the point. So Bernie... So as long as it remains as it is, Bernie lost because people didn't vote for him. He did not get the delegates, pure and simple. That is not his fault.    What do I have to do with Lindsey?  He had to endorse her. About the neoliberals. Well, he had to endorse her if he wanted to speak at the convention. Otherwise they wouldn't let him, his delegates and... Not only that, he had to endorse her. She won. I don't consider her a winner by a fair election. She won by cheating. Exactly. But the point is, who's gonna prove that? Who's gonna bring that about in the end? And prove that? Well, I don't know what these lawsuits are gonna amount to. Right, but I've got news for you. They won't amount to anything before the election. The Obama administration's FBI did a complete U-turn, like they said. It's corrupt. They did the whole Kitten Kaboodle. Damn, man.  The whole Kitten Kaboodle did a complete about face. She was protected by, and I'm not gonna put all the blame on Barack Obama. I would say... It would bite him all. By the whole entire establishment of the two-party system, the oligarchy, the top 1%, had it all rigged for Hillary, because she happens to be one of their best puppets of all time, political puppets. And I got news for you. Capitalism, I hate to break the news story, you flag-waving tea-baggers, but capitalism has been rigged for the rich since day one. Hang in there! So, I guess you shouldn't be too shocked by finding out that this democratic election year was rigged. All right, but... This ain't the only year it was rigged.  Either or. Now. He had 1,900 delegates. Hillary has like over 2,700. This guy, he's a died-in-the-wool ultra liberal. He wants that chick in the White House. I could sense it. I didn't. It's the voters for her. Well, I'm not voting for her. I said the voters who already voted for her gave her 2,700 delegates. He's got 1,900. Where are you gonna go? What about the occasional state where Bernie, like, won by a little bit, but then Hillary got more delegates than he did? Yeah. It's rigged. But what is gonna be done about it? Yes. You have to accept the facts as they are on the ground.  I think you want to go down on her pussy. That's what I think you want to do. It has nothing to do with her. With that long tongue of yours. I didn't vote for her. These are the lies. The people did. All right. She got more votes than he, and she got more delegates than he. That is pure and simple. Let's see what happens. Now, Jill Stein. Don't get me wrong. She's a great progressive. She's very devoted. Okay. And she's part of a very good, progressive party, the Green Party. I mean, Roth Nader ran more than once. But he only got 280,000 votes. Now, how many do you think that Jill Stein's gonna get? That's because Roth and Cedars guy, Cedars guy, Democrat, that woman in the White House. You see, now, oh, Jill Stein doesn't have a chance. Right, right, right. You know what?  Mark my words after the election. She'll be lucky if she gets 280,000. What if the massive grassroots revolution switch over to Jill Stein? If they do that, why can't they vote for Bernie? Because Bernie stabbed us in the back. How did he stab? I just said it.  But he got only 1,900 delegates. Where was he gonna go with these? She's got 800 more. He could have took up the Green Party's offer and went over to the Green Party. But that has, where's he gonna get the delegates then? He would have brought the whole grassroots revolution over to the Green Party. Yay, but it didn't happen. Cause he blew them off. He still only got 1,900 delegates and only... If he would have, look, if he would have publicly turned down the Green Party, the Green Party would have probably posted this information on the internet that he, Bernie Sanders turned them down. He probably just blew them off. We don't know that yet. Have you seen anything that said Bernie did not accept the stepping the side of Jill Stein? I haven't seen anything. No, as I say, he probably blew them off. I haven't seen anything to that effect. So why are you saying that? Because he didn't go, he didn't take them up on their offer instead of busting my balls. We don't know that yet. Well, what is he gonna decide? Ask him. Jesus Christ, don't ask me. He wants to, he wants to speak at the Democratic National... He's already got that. He wants to speak so bad that maybe if he, whatever plans he has in his mind, he's gonna be after the convention because he got a formal invitation. They were kind and generous enough to have Jill Stein step aside and have Bernie Sanders be the Green Party nomination. And then what will happen is the massive amounts of Bernie supporters would go over to the Green Party and vote for them, for the Stein Sanders ticket or the Sanders Stein ticket. Massive amounts of people like the ones that showed up at the rally. But you get the neoliberals out there, they're like, oh, yeah, we gotta have the first black man in the White House. Oh, we gotta have the first woman in the White House.  He still can vote for Bernie. They don't have to vote for Jill Stein. He'll... I don't know if Donald Trump can still vote for Bernie. I don't know if he still has the same trust after what he did. He didn't do anything. He took the wind out of the sails of the grassroots revolution. I don't trust anybody. I don't trust anybody at what he did. It totally took the enthusiasm out of my feelings for him. He lost.  He lost. He lost because... Not because... Because the Jew... Another feminist person that you... Deborah Wasserman shows... Don't change the story. She rigged all the primaries. Yay, prove it. She did it. Prove it and we'll get the votes. It said... No, the Democrats haven't rigged. That they don't want... They don't want... They don't want the votes. They don't want the Socialist Sanders in the White House. They rigged it. Whether it's Wasserman or the whole entire committee that runs the DNC. They could be concocting that Bernie could end up as the VP. We don't know anything yet. I won't vote. If Bernie... If Bernie's the VP... Well, or even if Bernie, Elizabeth Warren, whatever... If Hillary's involved... I'm not voting. I'm not voting for them. Sorry. That's only my opinion. Don't look. But the point of it is... That's my take on it. You know, you have to accept facts as they are. No, I don't have to accept anything.  Donald Trump is a dictator.  Yeah. Like cracking them over the head with this? Do you want a dictator? No, I want to take people out. That's a dictator. Now... Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini. Like all those feminist carpet munchers. James P. Mussolini. Now, what's... I'm... The reason why I said, eh, Jill Stein, Jill Stein. Jill Stein's page... A lot is similar to Bernie Sanders' page. It is a click. I go there. Jill Stein replies mostly to women only. She replied to a guy that was asking, how can I buy your Jill Stein 2016... Hey, I want your mug. The t-shirts, the merchandise. She answered the gentleman right away because he wanted to know, where can I get the merchandise? But she's only replying to females, which means she's a feminist. She's a neoliberal feminist and I pretty much got pissed. I said what I had to say and I unliked. I clicked unlike to her page and I say, I'm gone. I'm gone. I'm talking to myself over here. I'm posting real heavy-duty comments, sometimes two or three paragraphs long, about what Bernie did wrong and that Jill Stein has to be more, much more aggressive in the debates if she wants to debate Trump and Hillary Clinton. She can't do what Sanders did. She's got to shake off that whole Kumbaya thing and she's got to fight. You got to fight. She'll never survive a debate with Trump. Hillary will be a piece of cake. She'll have a debate with Trump. You don't think the letter in? It's not a matter of thing. She wants a debate. It's not a matter of thing. It doesn't happen. What do you mean, debating? No, the outside parties, they don't get in them. What you're trying to say is that any third-party representative will not be allowed to participate in the debate. Well, that makes the system even more rigged. No kidding, but you sound like you just found this out yesterday. So what is all this horse shit?  That's for young, punky kids to get into the army, in the military, in the marines. The marines, the marines, and have themselves killed for corporations. What do you think it's for? So this whole facade about what America is all about. Schmidley Butler told you this. There's no God bless America. Actually, it's God curse- God has cursed America. Cursed America in Great Britain because America and Great Britain are modern-day descendants of the two... You're talking for a while. Two of the cursed tribes of ancient Israel. That's right, that's right. And you notice, you notice that all, everybody who's a right-wing corporatist or conservative or whatever, they all love Israel. They're all pro-Netanyahu. Israel is one of our brothers. Israel is evil. That's for that relationship. Israel is evil. Netanyahu is a demon. I know, but they are Judah.  I don't care if they're Looney Tunes, Porky Pig, and Bugs Bunny. But not so many from his brothers.  All I know is about doing the right thing. That's all I care about. Doing the right thing. Anyway. Well, the right thing is not banging people on the head with the shaleili. That's for danger. No, banging people that are double agents, that you think they're progressive, but then all of a sudden they want us to go down on Hillary's chocha. Here's her kuchi. They love her so much. Hillary is not sexual, please. They're not giving her these making her into something. All right, okay. What about the ultra-liberalism of just having to get that woman in the White House? Labels. Well, why are you giving her kudos for? You are.  What's the matter with you? No, you are defending Hillary Clinton. I'm defending the facts. She won. She won by cheating. I don't care if it was cheating or whatever. Well, the right has to be wronged. It's up to Bernie's people to do it. But what is happening? Well, all of his donors have all these lawsuits, but I don't see Bernie, bitch, in a modern about. No results, and you won't see results til after the election. And I don't see Bernie's campaign. You did any. Have you ever seen a public statement, have you ever heard a public statement by Bernie Sanders wimpy looking, freaking hipster looking campaign manager?  The one I'm thinking of is great. You've heard him talk? Absolutely. Then why isn't he? Chris Matthews, many times. Then why isn't he part of this class action lawsuit? I don't know. Why are you asking me these things? I don't know who's part of the class actions and what the results are gonna be and whatever. I don't know nothing. All I know is what the facts say. She has more delegates and she got more votes. So that's why she's the candidate, period. All the other stuff is extraneous and has to be worked out. No, it's kind of like, it's kind of like why rich children of rich families never have to go to the military or go to war. They're kind of pardoned from that. It's part of a overall rig system. It's rigged for the people who have the bucks overall. Right. But did you just found that out this year? Oh, I thought we had like the Constitution and all this fair play in America and laws, all these laws. Is that why five members of the Supreme Court said that corporations are human beings against the Constitution? That's like saying. The Constitution is whatever they say it is. That's like saying Donald Trump should be sitting beside God, which was said, you know, it's like a monarchy. What is the difference between the corporate crappitalist oligarch and the monarchies of the distant past? No, I think it's the same shit, it's the same thing. You have the royal family back then who today would be called the biggest welfare cheating moochers that ever lived. Well, you can also say that to the Republican Congress because they don't really do much. Well, they don't say that against them. They say it against the poor. Poor slob, yeah. Because if they say it against them, nobody will say it against them. You notice that's what you do. If you are something, you blame the other guy for being what you are. Yeah, so looketh over there. You notice how the Republican Congress and- They're going on vacation for seven weeks. And Republican Congress and Trey Gowdy are thinking or contemplating investigating the FBI. If you know what happened, you don't think about it, you do it. Donald Trump is going to help the evangelicals keep their tax-exempt status. Because we are trying to take it away from them.  And you know what they said? The evangelicals said that they can't say anything political because they're afraid. They'll lose their tax-exempt status. Well, they have- They've been saying things political for a long time. They've been, exactly. They've been sticking their Pinocchio nose into politics. That is correct. To politics since day one. So if you're going to do that, then you might as well pay taxes like everybody else. That's great. You know? And secondly, religion has not been proven.  There's no proof. You have no proof. It's all a perception coming out of your imagination. It's made up, baby. Made up. You know? Like all these- Made up. Stories. Made up. Like I had an argument one time with- Shouldn't argue about those things. Which can create it. He said, I says religion hasn't been proven. There is no proof. Nobody has proven that their God exists. And he's insisting. Oh, it's been proven. It's been proven. Well, where? Where? Oh, there he goes. The miracle of creation. Ah, blah, blah, blah, blah. That's science. An acorn becoming a- An acorn being a potential oak tree that germinates in the ground. And becomes an oak tree. That doesn't prove anything. Well, neither does the creation proof. His brand of religion.  The creation may prove God's existence, but not the one that he is aligned with. No, he thinks- If you take the biblical God and creation, then you can make a case for it. They think they're gonna be raptured. Not the traditional, not the traditional God. Well, that's what I said to him.   Oh, you know that famous basketball player, blah, blah, so and so? Oh, he's a big-time Christian. I said- This is gonna speak at the Trump Convention. Don't tell me, Pat Robertson. No, tea. Mr. T? No, not Mr. T. The guy, the football player who kneels down and prays all the time. Oh, that schmuck, T-Bow. T, T-Bow, yeah. Oh, how annoying he was. I was gonna say T-Bow. How annoying he was to have everybody stop. Exactly.  He's a believer! Big-time Christian, as Ken would say, big-time Christian. Oh, he's a real believer. Everybody had to stop doing what they were doing at the football stadium. For him to pray, thinking that God just cared about T-Bow at that time that Denver Broncos with Tim T. Bowe's quarterback is better than anything else going on in the world. Any other professional team- No, no, no, let's make it even better than that. The universe, not the world. Oh, yeah, yeah. God takes care of the universe and beyond. God has nothing better to do than to stop all the important things that he's involved in just to make your team win. Yeah, there you go. Because it's you.  Forget about the other quarterback on the other team. You don't count. No, no, no, he's not a believer. It sounds very vain and arrogant to me. That's what it is, self-interest. That's up the devil.  An analyst. Political analysis and a- They do shove it up the air though. And a quick, a quick but very hard-hitting in the Cuyums Bible study. Anything's possible with this unrehearsed, unplanned show, aggressive discussions. We're gonna break for lunch. Okay, because we were very long-winded, but it was a lot going on. You know, with Bernie Sanders' endorsement, you know, he sounded real happy and enthusiastic too, which was very hurtful. He was real happy about it. He has to, you know. And then Hillary's that fake, phony, sinister smile of hers that she had on her face. Like almost like the- Nobody trusts her. Like the, like a scary clown at the carnival, that you know, where the kids see the clown face and they get frightened. He's more a barker than a barker than a clown. What's a barker? The guy who's out there, come on in and see the Christ that too lady, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Like a snake oil salesman. That's what she is. She tells you one thing, she does another. That's very simple. She's untrustworthy. They, people know that. Her polls are devastatingly low. That's correct. So are Trumpies. Same thing. He's not trusted either. I think a lot of people will not be...  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They love to be entertained. The audience. Donald Trump entertains them. He's a showman. Yes, he is. He always was a showman. He's more so now. Now, why does he say outrageous things? Some feel that he's part of a plan to get people to vote for Hillary Clinton since Trump says so many terrible things. Some of the things he says he's not up on. Well, he feels he can always consult with the experts. That's why he chose Mike Pence. Pence is a far right wing evangelical lunatic. That's right. Lunatic, I have read some of the things Pence has said, Governor Pence in the past, he's out of his mind. I was very surprised that Trump didn't pick Chubbzy Ebsy. I heard Chubbzy Ebsy is upset. He is.  He's not going to be his gopher laundry.  Well, he's screwing up New Jersey anyway. Yeah, he's very disappointed. I think I have something on him, but I can't see it right off the top. Very upset that Pence was selected, but I'm surprised that Pence was selected because Donald Trump seems too intelligent than to go for an evangelical freak. I thought he would go with Newt. I thought they had something worked out because Newt, ever since 2010 and everything, he's itching to get back into this swing of things. Well, Newt Gainrich and Bill Clinton screwed up the welfare system as we know it. That is correct. And signed away Glass-Steagall. That is great. How about the... NAFTA. NAFTA. Which Donald Trump will have to fix. Donald Trump is now selling Trump Wall T-shirts. Uh-huh. About the Trump Wall. Made where? Probably in China. Thank you. Thank you very much. Somebody was mentioning that the song, the old song by Pink Floyd. The Wall. The Wall was really about like fascism and... Yes, it was. Something of that nature. See the video. Go to YouTube. Check it out. Check out the video. Yeah, was that from the 70s? Yeah, that song. It might be the 80s, I'm not sure. Well, anyway, I was watching a game between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox in this terrible heat wave steam bath of humidity. And I was just mentioning to Reverend Dr. Bill that the pitcher was clocked at 103 mile an hour fastball. That's incredible. But it's also not a good idea for a pitcher to throw too many. They'll have it short? Fastballs. It's too much wear and tear on your joints. Yeah. Yeah, you've got to mix it up. It needs to take Coastal Queen right now. Well, you've got to throw some sliders and different pitches. You've got to mix it up and then you have to occasionally use your blazing. No, it's a pitfall. Gaylord Perry. No, you reserve your energy for the blazing fastball when you choose to use it, but not one after the other. So, but anyway, I heard some strange noise. I don't know where it's coming from. Any noise? It's like a rat. All right. Ain't no rats in here. Not even cats. No cats in here.  All right, go ahead. No cats in the house even. Let's sink our teeth. Seven bells for the second half of the show. Let's sink our teeth into these readings. When Bernie Sanders finally offers his endorsement of Hillary Clinton, which he has done. It will be the culmination of a month of aggressive courting by her, including a high-profile meeting in Washington and a dinner between their campaign managers in Vermont. Lovely. But much remains unknown about how and whether the political marriage between being unveiled will actually work. While they have a common enemy in the Republican Donald Trump, Clinton and Sanders don't have much of a personal or professional relationship. And many of their supporters remain deeply suspicious of the other candidates. Well, that's how Elizabeth Warren kept on saying, we can't allow a person like Donald Trump to win the election. That was like the whole thing about her endorsing Hillary Clinton. It's like, so what you're saying is you want Americans to sell for the lesser of the two evils again and again. That's what it's all about. And again. Sanders diehards remains skeptical that Clinton, the favorite of the Democratic establishment, will embrace the agenda of a candidate to promise a political revolution. Skeptical, that's putting it mildly. And Clinton boosters are wary of a long time independent who questioned Clinton's judgment and was slow to accept defeat. I don't understand how Hillary supporters, how Hillary supporters see any value in Hillary and any positive accolades or any, I just don't understand their logic. It's not logic, politics is pathological. I mean, you have to bring something to the table. She's bringing herself, period, to the public. The first woman in the White House. That's it. Big deal. She has nothing else, nothing. That shows you how shallow and simple-minded the American public is.  And articulating her views, said Jim Manley, a long-time Democratic operative and a Clinton backer, put me down as skeptical. Another Clinton. It also remains unclear how often and under what circumstances Clinton plans to deploy Sanders as a surrogate between now and November. That's it. As of Monday, no other appearances on her behalf had been mailed down. Still today's appearance will be a politically happy one for both Clinton and Sanders. Sanders supporters say the past month has been about ensuring that he can make a credible case that his revolution will continue. He can now promise, they say, that Clinton will carry the torch on key issues. Sure she will. That he championed during her, his surprisingly strong bid, including making college tuition free for many families and moving the country closer to universal healthcare. Yeah, don't hold your breath. Clinton, meanwhile, can head into the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia, able to project an image of party unity as she stands arm in arm with her sometimes pesky primary rival. Pesky, huh? He was pesky.  I could care less about either of the two parties.  And all these Clinton supporters, are they independent, critical, free thinkers?  There's nothing that she has to offer the poor in the middle class, nothing. Jeff Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager, credited the Clinton campaign for its willingness to incorporate many of Sanders' priorities into both her agenda and the Democratic platform. Here we go, he's kissing up there. He's kissing up there. That will be adopted at the convention later this month. Givin' her credit, yeah, givin' her credit, yeah. What has been sent is a clear message, that the voices of the 13 million plus people who supported Sanders are being heard.   They're gonna get same old business as usual, capitalism, oligarch-controlled America. Nothing's gonna change. These people are totally, they may have college degrees, many of them, but they're imbeciles, they just are fools. They're lemmings, what can I say? And now to New Jersey. Chubsy-ubsy. With much of the conversation in Trenton over the last month, revolving around the impending bankruptcy of the Transportation Trust Fund, relatively overlooked was Governor Christie's late night maneuvering in the waning hours of June. Just before midnight on June 30, Christie issued an executive order freezing $250 million in funding for critical programs, the likes of which are aid to abuse children, domestic violence and rape victims, and cancer research until an unelected, unaccountable committee can find a way to save that much money on employee health benefits costs. Well, I think the remainder of Christie's election year would help greatly if he gave up some of his grocery bill to feed poor children. I think that would be very magnanimous of him. These programs run the gamuts when it comes to serving the most vulnerable. Project CERA, Stop Abusive Relationships at Home, and CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocates serve victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. I can never remember all these acronyms. And Abused and Neglected Children. Women's services supports non-profits that provide domestic violence and rape prevention services. Boys and Girls Clubs. I thought they were just crimes. You have to have an organization. It's a crime, you report it. People should get arrested. What about food for the poor kids? Food, nobody ever thinks of that. And the Educational Opportunity Fund provides financial assistance and support services to college students from educationally and economically disadvantaged backgrounds. There's no jobs out there.  The New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research and the Cancer Institute of New Jersey are on a mission for life-saving cures. Yeah, drugs, right? Oh, wow, what else? Even at the Cancer Institute of America, they're new commercial. The guy comes in with some kind of cancer. I think it was lung cancer, I'm not sure. Anyway, chemo, radiation, and then surgery.  M.D. Anderson? You can get that at any major hospital. Any major hospital, you can get that. Chemotherapy causes more harm than the cancer itself in many cases. Well, you know what Mr. Null said the other day. Quoting, I think it's John Goughlin, the expert on radiation. Yeah. Even one will cause cancer, some time, just a matter of time, even one. It's why it's important to take supplements that are known for detoxification. And to target that sort of stuff, but I don't know if that's good enough. I don't know. You'll wait the 20 years and find out, I guess. But then again, you gotta also realize who you're listening to in the holistic health movement. Some of these vegans are extreme extremists. Militant extremists, they don't want you to even drink milk or wear leather.  Eggs, you know, they go to the extreme. Hey. So you gotta... That's why they're extreme. Yeah, so there seems to be extremism in every walk of life, in every topic. The most disturbing aspect of this situation is the complete and utter disregard the governor has displayed for the human casualties of his decision. This indicates a serious disconnect with the struggles of everyday New Jerseyans. Well, Hillary is totally disconnected from victims. I mean, all establishment politicians seem to be disconnected with the victims of the unfortunate of... What in Marie Antoinette's sense? Our society. About the poor. Let them eat cake. They can't bake a cake, they don't have the money.  Because she didn't know. She didn't understand the plight of the poor. How could you not understand? What was that movie? Not having any money. How could you not understand that? What was that movie with Eddie Murphy? Changing Places or something of that nature where he went to be poor for several days or something? See how it was? Well, Mel Brooks was in a movie like that. Mel Brooks was in a movie like that and then they made one with Joe Pesci called The Slumlord, I think, where the judge decreed that he had to...   One of his own... Buildings, yeah. Building apartments with pestilence and no heat, no this. And we're at sea, vermin and everything. And cockroaches and no... Yeah, no mariaches. Running water and this and that. You know, heat in the winter, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. To understand, to better understand the plight of his tenants, which he did not care about. Because the elite, they don't understand walking in the moccasins of the other person. Well, they believe if it's not their problem, why should they care about it until something happens to them, like let's say their business goes belly up and they find their car being repossessed and their mortgage, house getting, or their mansion getting taken away? Many of the constituents that benefit from these programs, the governor excised, have come before the assembly human services committee with the heartbreaking pleas for assistance. Please, that did not fall on deaf ears when we crafted the democratic budget this year. That is, until it arrived at the governor's desk. With the stroke of a pen, the governor told these constituents, you are not worthy. What makes this 11th hour maneuvering all the more shameful is the governor's disingenuous nature. When issuing his executive order, freezing funding, he chided the legislature for not heeding his call to implement $250 million in health care savings. Yet throughout the month's long budget hearing process, his administration failed to detail how they would achieve these cost-savings. The assembly budget committee questioned departments of treasury, health, and banking, and insurance on the matter. And all three were unable to provide our committee with any tangible proposals for how they hoped to implement these savings. Rather than showing up in Trenton, rolling up his sleeves, and meeting with legislators and public employee representatives to forge a solution, the governor chose to bark vague borders from the campaign trail and then punish everyone in his path when these nebulously directives were not included in the final budget.  He was in a bad mood. This is all part of his continual misguided quest to punish public workers. Yeah, and he wants to punish all of them teachers. For some reason, it's got an ax to growing there. I mean, during his first term, I believe, he neglected to provide the federal government with certain requested information which caused New Jersey's poor to not receive specific federal funding. And he stole from the pension. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I mean.  But despite everyone complaining about Chris Christie, they reelected him for a second time. That they did. He wants to saddle public employees with the burden of absorbing $250 million in health care costs while arbitrarily punishing some of the most vulnerable residents in New Jersey. So the taxing the rich of New Jersey is not part of his plan? Of course not, right? Of course not. Not only is this a dereliction of duty on the part of the governor and his administration, but his end game maneuvering is a serious overstep of power that imperils the program. What is that? That's just the test of the emergency broadcast system that your office staff is watching television. They should write them up for not working for watching TV and company time. Anyway, we need real help for most of our vulnerable residents. Yeah. Okay. Oh, remember at the beginning of the 2016 campaign, Bernie Sanders told an interviewer that what I am is a politician. Well, he's not kidding. Yeah, I'm a yeah. He's a politician, all right. Politician always shows their true colors. Speaking of Christie, we're speaking of him again. Governor Christie faces the decision on legislation to protect a native New Jersey turtle. It a therapist. Known for living in salty marshes along the coast and sometimes falling victim to auto traffic during the summer. Well, they're crossing the road. Why did the turtle cross the road? To lay, they could have been females.  Could have been during the springtime mating season. Yeah, well. This is the summer. They're terrapins. They live in brackish water. Diamondback. Diamondback, yes. In May, the Democrat legislature unanimously sent Christie, a Republican, the bill that would make it illegal to hunt or harvest diamondback terrapins. Yeah, they're in danger, that's true. I saw last night, Chef Faltz, I believe he is, from Louisiana and I believe he was cooking up a alligator snapper. Snapper. Yeah, they farm raise them in the south for meat or alligator snapping turtle. There's a lot of meat there, they're quite big turtles. They are big, yes. They are actually the smaller snapping turtles. The common snapping turtles is much more aggressive from what I understand than the alligator snapper, but you don't want to be in its jaws. Either species, you don't want to be in its jaws. A scheduled Senate forum on Monday, if reached, could trigger action by Christie who could sign veto or conditionally veto the bill. If he takes no action, the legislation becomes law. The legislation comes in response to a growing commercial market for terrapin meat, particularly in the Asian food market where their meat is traditionally viewed as a symbol of longevity. Yeah, the turtle, was it a turtle? Well, teach them how to raise alligator snappers. You know, there are some fresh water turtles are endangered from over-harvesting in Asia right now. Used by an Asian food, when you have a danger of over-harvesting, you try to farm-raise them. The legislation also comes after a 2014 incident that resulted in about 3,500 of the creatures being commercially harvested from Southern New Jersey. Under current law, the terrapins may be harvested in the winter months when they are hibernating and may only be caught by hand. But the State Department of Environmental Protection ended the season early this year because of concerns over their populations. When they hibernate, they bury themselves in mud. If you can only get them by hand, then how do you get 3,000? Did you imagine being wake, woken up from a deep slumber only to be thrown in a pot? Thrown in a pot and knocked over the head. It kills it for food. It's not just the harvest thing that is threatening the terrapins. The Wetlands Institute estimates that about 500 terrapins are killed by vehicles every year in Cape May County alone. I rescued a couple of terrapins one time in Little Lake, Harvard, New Jersey, which is all marshy in the Indian Road. I pulled over to the shoulder and got out and helped them across, you know, assuming it was a female that needed to lay eggs. But then eventually they crossed back again. Anybody would be there to help them, you know, so it's a shame, you know. They've been in their regions for tens of thousands of years, maybe hundreds of thousands of years or millions of years. So the man is building and moving into their territory. Well, they say that the alligator snapping goes back to the dinosaurs. Well, the turtle itself is a living fossil. Yeah, that too. They claim very little has changed with the turtle, very little, except prehistorically, I mean, there are turtles that still do this, certain species, but eventually, I mean, all prehistoric turtles or side-neck turtles, which meant they tucked their heads sideways into the shell instead of making their head in the shape of an S and going straight in. There are side-neck turtles in the world still, but most of them put their head in kind of an S shape and retracted. The causeways that connect the mainland to the barrier islands are ideal nesting areas with plenty of sun. They also happen to be traffic-heavy areas that result in the creatures getting hit and killed by passing cars.  That's what I would do. Though the terrapins have not been listed as endangered or threatened, the state DEP considers their population to be decreasing. The DEP says it's planning an investigation into how many of the reptiles are left and what their habitat needs. Making the ban permanent under state law will ensure the effort to conserve the species and its habitats is something they state will undertake for the long term. A poor diamond-backed terrapin, just like all other endangered creatures on the planet, made extinct eventually by the greed of man and the greed of man that over-harvest them is part of the system of crappitalism. Crappitalism. Right, I got two of them here. I want to try to get them both in. In a conch shell, crappitalism. Okay. Okay, you mean to finish it up? One is a change of paste. Tomato paste. And the other one is Ginsburg's apology to Trump.  We live on a very friendly working class suburban street and get along well with all the neighbors. All of whom know that we are a couple. We have a good friend I'll call Susan. Susan is in her late 60s and is a transgender. Oh, an old bag transgender. Not even a hot one. It's not immediately obvious that she was not born physically a female. Most people probably attribute her low voice to the fact that she smokes like a chimney. Oh yeah, I mean... She often comes over to our house and sits with us on the terrace or works with us in the garden. Our next door neighbor is a 70-year-old widower named Harold. I'm sure you can see where this is going. What Harold dated? Harold.  Has developed quite a crush on Susan. He flirts with her, gives her flowers, et cetera. He's alone, I guess. We have no idea if he has even the slightest suspicion that she is a transgender. But they know for a fact that she is. Uh-oh. Harold is a terribly nice guy. I would hate to see him get more and more interested.  They better talk to him. When he finds out the truth. To Harold. Just name Harold. They better have a talk with Harold before he goes too far. Do you think we should say something to him before things go any further? Yeah, because it'll only be worse if they don't. The fact that Susan is transgender may not really matter at all. They don't know that. Because she says she's not remotely interested in having a romantic relationship with anyone. There you go. But she said that before about men only to get involved with them. Yeah, that's not logical. I don't want you. Don't get any ideas. I'm not going to date anybody. But then again I do.  Here's Amy Dickinson's answer to this conundrum. Yeah, Dickinson is appropriate. Dickinson. I understand your intentions and I assume they are 100% golden. But your friend Susan's gender identity is her business. And your neighbor's romantic inter-tensions are his business.  If you want to spare Harold embarrassment Why would you embarrass him by outing both of them? Thus highlighting your own interest and speculation about his romantic choices. I disagree with Dickinson. The most you should do is to urge Susan to make her status clear to him. Oh, I get it now. Yeah, that's not a bad idea. If she's not interested in pursuing any kind of romantic relationship with him she should let him know. Plus out of courtesy people that are transgender would let the suitor know that they're transgender. You know what I mean? As a courtesy they usually do If she is interested in a romantic relationship she should disclose her trans status at some point but she gets to decide when that would be. Yeah, let the guy spend money. Yeah, take advantage of the poor slob. He's giving her flowers. That's the problem. He's spending money and he don't know this yet. She's exploiting this, which is a form of prostitution. If she has had relationships with men in the past then she has dealt with this before. Yeah, she probably took him for a ride before and then lowered a boom after a dozen filet mignons and rock lobster tails. Home on steaks, yeah. What do they call that? Surf and turf. B-52s, rock lobster. Conceding her outspoken criticism of Donald Trump was ill-advised Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg apologized on Thursday. So she's afraid Trump will tear her to pieces? In an effort to quiet, mounting complaints that she improperly crossed a line into partisan politics. Oh, but Antonin Scalia never did? Or John Roberts never did? Or Alito never did? They only look at what the Democrats do.  Promising to be more discreet in the future, the leader of the court's liberal wing said in a statement that judges should not comment on candidates for any public office. On reflection, my recent remarks in response to press inquiries were ill-advised and I regret making them the 83-year-old justice said. Oh, she's 83 already? Yikes. Oh, yeah, you're right about Antonin Scalia.  That's great. But see, it's all right for conservatives to do that. But when a liberal does it, ooh, ooh, ooh, we're sending ungranta. Yeah, well, conservatives have this way of thinking that they have to go out and force things on everybody. Like proselytizing their cult of a Christianity. We're knocking on your door on Saturday morning. To convert you, yeah. Getting you out of bed. That's what they used to do to me. Get me out of bed. It was like nine or ten o'clock in the morning. Oh, I don't answer the door when somebody rings it early in the morning. No way.  Especially not for Jehovah's Witnesses after they destroyed that Native American ancient landmark that belonged to their culture in Mexico. I let them, oh my God, would I let them have it? But I don't answer the door that early. Ginsburg said last week that she did not want to think about the prospect of the Republican winning the presidency over Democrat Hillary Clinton. She escalated her criticism in subsequent media interviews including calling Trump a faker who really has an ego. Now why would she have apologized for those two items which are true? Yeah, she's only making general statements that happen to be true. Correct. It's not as nothing as bad as what Antonin Scalia used to do. Trump jumped into the fray on Wednesday. He tweeted that Ginsburg was an embarrassment for making very dumb political statements about me. Her mind is shut. Resign. Her mind is shut. Trump was actually being kind.  He was actually being a gentleman for Trump. Exactly, for Trump. He gets a pass. In subsequent tweets, Trump called Ginsburg incompetent and wondered whether she would apologize. Incompetent, but Governor Pence is not. He's very, very good at what he does. Other Republicans chimed in including, speaking of turtles, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. Turtle face McConnell. Who called Ginsburg's remarks totally inappropriate. She ought to stay out of it. Yeah, yeah, all of the Supreme Court justices should stay out of it. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley. Hey, Ginsburg could have came back and threw Anthony Scalia's name in there. She could have actually... She could have stood up for herself. She could have stood up for herself.  That's right. Exactly what I'm getting at here. It hurts the court when she does that. Ginsburg was appointed to the High Court in 1993 by Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton. She said in the AP interview that she expects the next president, whoever she will be. Oh, really? Probably will make several Supreme Court appointments. Two other justices in their late 70s, Stephen Breyer and Anthony Kennedy also could retire in the next few years.  The Supreme Court already had been an issue in the presidential campaign even before Justice Antonin Scalia died in February. The battle over filling his seat elevated the court's prominence even further. President Obama nominated federal judge Merrick Garland in March, but the Senate Republicans have refused to hold hearings or vote on confirming him. I hope he doesn't get confirmed because isn't Garland considered a moderate? Well, do you expect Obama is going to put up a liberal there and really not have them vote on it?  He's got to be a moderate. If the Republicans were voting, they wouldn't vote on it. What you do is you stand by your political views steadfast and strong. Well, that's what happens with the conservative nominees. The Democrats actually vote for them. Well, Democrats have to be willing to fight and get down and dirty. But they don't. I know, they're wimps. They give in to conservatives all the time. There we go. Conservatives have the, they have the, they control the agenda, they control the debate, and they control the outcome. The progressives have to be liked by everybody. Heaven forbid somebody should like hate them or dislike them, have this Kumbaya pacifist way of thinking. They say Scalia's seat should be filled by the next president. The justices' political leanings are easy to discern. Most spent years before they became judges in jobs that identified them as Democrats or Republicans. Chief Justice John Roberts worked in the White House, Council's office during the Reagan administration. Ryder was the top Senate Judiciary Committee aide to Democratic icon Edward Kennedy. Yeah, you think, did the Barack Obama still want that job as Supreme Court justice? I think maybe he... That is just a rumour. I say rumour. I mean, after eight years of being president, you would think he would just want to relax. Retire, yes.  Yeah, you can do that on 425,000 a year, you know, for not doing anything. I believe that's the pension. Really interesting. You mean to tell me...  When you're retired. No matter who you were, when you were working. And then you get a cushy job for Boeing or Northrop Grumman or some other lobbyist, like Mr. Cantor, Eric Cantor, getting two or three million a year for doing that thing in Wall Street. Now, could you... Now, do you see what happens in Satan's world? Same thing goes on with Hollywood and the entertainment industry.   You know what I mean? But you've got to sell out. Same thing with politics, apparently. Yes.   Maybe, maybe. It's been made very clear and glaring with the thing with Bernie Sanders. We see it clearly. The people will not accept the change that they need. People don't really want change. That is correct. Because, well, the people with these vast amounts of class action lawsuits, they apparently still care about change. But there are many that don't care about change. I do agree with that. Well, not everybody's an adaptive support.  You're creative.  Like, for instance, they'll go on Facebook. They'll post everything on their profile. They'll talk to their friends, family, show pictures of their pets, maybe children and, you know, tell you what they did for the weekend. And that's it. And then you have those that are want-to-be political analysts and want-to-be journalists, amateurs that show how brilliant they are but only in their own profile on social media. They don't really go... They don't really expose their brilliance. Well, then how can they be brilliant? How could you be brilliant? You can only be brilliant if the audience says so. Now, a celebrity can have, like... And I've seen it. Somebody in a spotlight, you don't have to be a big star, a semi-star. I've seen profiles that have 5,000 members. And I think that might be the limit. But 5,000 members is a pretty big audience. Well, there's people on there with millions.  Several thousand members. So if he posts something on his profile, he has an excellent audience that will see it, that will view it. He doesn't post on his profile. He posts on his home page. And therefore it goes to everyone that is on his share list. You're talking about the progressive radio network page? No, I'm talking about his Facebook page. And my Facebook page. And any other page that he is a member of. But in order... Oh, I get it now. When you post it, instead of posting it on the profile, he'll post it in that little blank window up on top on the home page. Or if he just shares it public, it will go to every page he's a member of. Yeah, but for him to share it publicly, he can't do that on his profile. He's got to do it on the home page. Forget the profile. Profile is there when you want to put something on your album or do this. It's not something that you do. All your communication on the home page. Home page. Right. Now when it goes public on the home page, what you're saying is it really goes out there. It really goes out there. Maybe that's why these jabronis are not physically posting things on the group. They're putting it on their home page, not realizing that it doesn't... the article or the banner or the photograph does not go in on the group. It only appears on everybody's home page. My home page. I cannot even tell you the last time I was in my profile. It was so long ago. But there are people that I know that are very intelligent and knowledgeable that do know how to post and upload on the political group. And they do so. Sash Boyle, Anthony Laura, Glen Bean. They know how to do it. Their stuff appears on my home page. They know how to do it. They know how to do it. No, the home page does not put anything on the group. Do you give my stuff from my home page? But it doesn't appear on the group. When I share something. I see it, but it doesn't appear on the group. Where are you seeing it? On my home page. How does that help the political group? How do you know it ain't on the group? Because it doesn't appear on the group. You have to go on the group to upload or post on the group. It's like a different entity. But if you're going to post on the group, you're limiting yourself, correct? No! I have almost 3... Listen, I have almost... I have over 4,000, almost 5,000 members, I believe, on holistic health talk. I have almost 3,000 members on uncensored, hard-hitting truth. I don't... I have... I only have 568 or whatever people on my friends list, on my profile. That's all. What? That's it. If you go on your home page, go through all the other home pages you remember of or whatever. Home pages, but not on the group. But there's more. That's what I'm saying. You're reaching more people on the home page than on a profile or a group. No, I'm not. Your group is limited to what the numbers you just said. You think... You think...  How am I doing that? Because there's 5,000 members or also members of your home page. Plus whatever other people you have on the home page that are not in that group. I have to look into that because I've been furious about people not participating on the group and stuff like that and maybe what they're doing is they're posting on their home page. Because I receive all that stuff from Josh and Justin and Nathan and all these other people. And I'm not in... Right. It appears on the Facebook home page. But it does not appear in any particular group or it doesn't appear on the Facebook page. We have a page called Progressive Discussion. That's a group. A page is... No, no, no. A page is visible to the public without logging in. You don't have to... You don't have to log... It's like a web page. You know the page where you click like? Yeah. I ever click like. By the way.  It doesn't want to... I share everything. I do not click like. I do not have to like anything. Well... And besides, Zuckerberg follows you with likes. What if it's... What if somebody is a huge fan of ancient aliens? They would... In order to get updated they would have to click like to the ancient alien page. That's how you get updated. Click on the photo or the page... Or the URL. Another great page. Anonymous. Wonderful page. That's the Ventura's page. If you don't click like you don't get updates from it. Because they want you to subscribe. When you like, they want you to subscribe. It's like a subscription. Right. But the good thing about the page progressive discussions, the one where people click like them, is that it's like a web page. You can go right to the URL. And everything appears.  You know what I mean? So it's cool. Same thing with Twitter. You could read all the stuff on my Twitter page. Without like... Logging in. Now if you want to answer, you want to reply to something on the Twitter page. Then you gotta... Hashtag! Listen.  The only hash I care about is corn, beef, hash, serve with my eggs. Oh boy. Hashtag.  Hashtag! Hashtag! That's how you... That's how you get thing for Twitter. What about Twitter? It's another thing. They don't let you... 140 characters. You're only allowed, like he said, like 140 characters. If you have a lot to say, you have to do it in maybe several tweets. Like one tweet, let's say, is counting the spaces. It's 140 characters. Because the spaces counted as a character. Periods, commas, quotation marks, the characters. So you have to... You got something to say. You may have to go a few tweets or several tweets, which is annoying. I mean, why can't somebody... They don't want windbags or blunderbusses. Not if you're saying heavy-duty factual things. Not if you're rather... How are you going to teach imbeciles if you...  Let me explain something to you that you are forgetting... Blunderbusses and windbags. Listen to him. You are forgetting one important thing about these groups and... Educate the dummies. These are social programs. Social programs. What about all the serious stuff that ended up on there? Well, things can end up there. But I'm saying, probably 85% of the people who are on Facebook are there to socialize with their families. And it's... And the same thing applies to Twitter? And Twitter.  Instagram and the other one and the other one. No, Instagram is just like photographs. It's a photo album. What do you think the photos that go up there are? This is my cat. This is my cat.  This is my canary. This is my parakeet. This is my grandchild. Isn't she precious? Yes, all grandfathers are precious. Or a lot of women or whatever in the adult entertainment have Instagram profiles with provocative and risque photographs. Yes, they do. What about going to the page for a little camera time? You mean like Skype? No, camera time. Where they have their pages. What's camera time? Well, when you're going for porn, all of these chicks are there with, you know, going to give you some camera time. Oh, they want your credit card number first. Oh, maybe.  Well, you could do Webcam... So that's the bait for you? You can do Webcam conversations. Oh, just with her. I'm not talking about you, George. You can do a one-on-one Webcam goddamn conversation on Facebook, on Google Hangouts and on Skype. I'm talking about the porn industry. As well as many of the porn industry. The commercial business.  The girls got a profile connected to an adult industry website and it's got her bio, you know, little information about herself, whatever she wishes to put.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got you.  Oh, how sexy.  I accidentally, I was looking for something else and I accidentally passed into one of those... The London bus. One of those websites with the video. And she knew my name. Really? Yes. Now, how is that possible? I don't know. You're not going to learn that from my IP address, I don't believe. Yeah, well, that doesn't sound too good. Being able to track down your name, the only thing available to them is an IP address. IP address, yeah. I don't like that at all. I didn't put anything in or anything. Yeah, but yeah, but getting back to Mike, my comments are not WinBag comments. They really ain't. Every sentence contains intelligent information and facts. But Twitter wasn't set up for that. To learn people, to learn them, to learn them, to educate them, to smarten them up. Twitter wasn't set up for that. Hey, an awful lot of celebrities have tweet accounts. That is correct. But they obey the 140 or 147 rule. Well, they must, look, being that they still have that rule, they must have that rule for a reason. Yeah, they throw one blunderbusses. How are you going to communicate with just 140 characters? Twitter is not for that. And what good is it? Except, get out of it. If it's only 100- If it's only 100- If it's only 100- If it's only 100- If it's only 100- If it's only 100- If it's only 100- It's correct. Hey, I love the picture of you on vacation. That's a lovely bikini you're wearing. I like the colors. That's it, one tweet. Do you ever listen to morning radio when people call in for the shows? Yeah, a lot of dummies call in. Well, yeah, but the dummies, they don't want you on for too long. They need variety and etc. Is that why Gary know was rude to me when I called the second time on a Sunday? Possible? Or maybe he didn't like what you were going to talk about. I don't know. I was talking about the physical exercise or something. Well, you thought it was important to you. Maybe he didn't think it was important at that time. I don't know. No, but he wants to talk to some emaciated... Whatever, you can't know. He wants to talk to some Ham and Ager about their health problem. Not somebody who was trying to get nice muscles and everything. He wants to talk to some variety. Otherwise the show is boring. Boring. Boring. I'm the most entertaining entity in the universe. Boring. I am the most entertaining and educating entity in the entire universe, which includes the Andromeda Galaxy. You dig that? All these people are all Ham and Ager's. They're all suckers. But anyway, that's it. I'm done. That's it for the show. That's it. That's it. We'll see you next time. See you next time. I'm progressive. Discussions. Next time will be... When is the Democratic Controvention? Soon. Real soon. You think it's before our next show? Maybe not. I have no idea. Yeah. Well, what's the... All I know is Donald Trump's date tomorrow. All I know is I am not going to go on a vicious flock of buzzered tirade picking at flesh with Bernie Sanders until I know he ain't going green party. He ain't going independent. He ain't going third party. He's just gonna... What if they... He's just gonna campaign for Hillary or... What if? If he pulls an FDR, Al Snow. I mean, Al Lewis. What if? I mean, Al... What if the Clintons have gotten together, etc. and they are going to offer Bernie the VP?  I ain't voting for Hillary's capitalist oligarchy platform. That's it. The point is how are... How is she gonna get the Bernie supporters? I hope she doesn't. I hope Jill Stein gets them. We don't know who's gonna get them, but I'm saying that could be a plan. I hope to get them. The success, well-being and happiness of Hillary Clinton is the farthest thing from my mind. I'd rather see Trump than that witch. That's it. That's it. You know, Trump might be tough, but in a lot of ways he's fair. But I don't like that pence, man. That pence is out of his mind. He is a loony-tuned evangelical. Well, Trump is a faker and a low-hard and bad to his people. Yeah. Well, I would say worst case scenario, even though she doesn't, she only replies to women on her page and you know, she might be a neoliberal feminist and she don't like replying to James P. Madonna. Well, I'll throw her a bone. I'll vote for Jill Stein. I'll throw a bone. Trump is a guy who gets his stuff made in China and Bangladesh and India and all those other places going to bring back jobs in the United States and bring manufacturing back. Well, he's not saying... He's not doing it now. He's not setting the proper example. If he's saying we're gonna make America great again and we're gonna stop allowing our country to get abused and blah, blah, blah, about his trade. He's saying that and he ain't doing it. You know, the thing about trade is all...  Foreign policy, the economy's messed up.  What is campaign merchandise are made overseas? Foreign campaign... What is it, wine or vodka? Is it suits? Is something else? You mean the Donald Trump apparel? All of that stuff. The apparel is made out of the United States. Then how can you do that and say the other thing? So he's talking out of two corners of his mouth. He's a two-faced. He's talking to get the vote and he ain't doing the talk right now to walk. He ain't doing the walk. He still wants to cut taxes for the rich continually to cut taxes for the rich in corporations. And people, workers are making too much. If his products are made overseas then how could people trust him to bring jobs back to the United States? I never said he was an angel but I would say that I would just have to vote for the feminist carpet muncher that doesn't like to reply to men, Jill Stein. And that's that. You know I'm still pissed off that Gary know blocked me from posting anything on the progressive radio network. Well you know I can't get back on Gary as are my friends. You know what I mean, man? Hey, he's wanted the best. He's wanted the best if not the best ambassador to the holistic natural health movement. I will give credit where credit is due. He's probably the top number one ambassador to that and also a great progressive warrior. But on a personal level I want to put him in a sleeper hold. I want to make him crunch, snap, crackle and pop for the way he disrespected old James P. Madan and you can take that to the bank. To the bank, Gary know. I hope it's not the Golden Sags. I don't know. I don't think Gary would mess around with Wall Street or any of those evil corrupt... I'm talking about you. You said take it to the bank. I ain't going to... No, no, no, no. He's going to Golden... No, you stick to like a federal credit union or a little savings loan. Hey, if the big banks go belly up, who cares? You know how many honest little banks that could take their place that are out there? That's, you know, it's like...  There's plenty of people, honest people in banking that will take the place of these too big to fail. But who's going to cut them up like Bernie was going to? You know, I am still in shock about Bernie Sanders. I'll be honest with you. I'm in shock.  I knew it was corrupt. I've been trying it for years. No, no, no. The system needs to be changed. The primary is definitely... Everything. Rick, the money in politics definitely ruined it, ruins everything. The whole thing. But the thing... I realize, I realize why he had to endorse Hillary Clinton. Otherwise he wouldn't be able to be in, participate in the National Convention and speak and bring his delegates in there. He has a plan. I hope he has a plan B. We don't know that. We don't know that yet. So I'm not going to guess. We don't know. There's no sense in guessing. All right, we'll see you. All right. I know we're very long-winded this week. Blunderbusses. Hey, my comments are gems, believe me. And our show is a gem. We don't blunderbuss. This has been a bagelife 21 production.


Tom here from Orange Systems and Bitwarden was only using 100,000 rounds of PBK DF2 by default. So that means they changed it, right? Yes. On January 24th, they changed it to 600,000 rounds on new accounts. But that leaves lots of people using Bitwarden asking, am I secure? Does this mean I wasn't secure for a long time? And what about the security researchers? And there's a lot of links to a lot of people having a lot of discussions about that or even the fact that the audit report that Bitwarden paid for by Cure53 to audit their code mentioned, they probably should be using more than 100,000 rounds.  I don't care if you have 100,000 rounds, 600,000 rounds, or keep running that number up. That is a linear scale for adding entropy. It is an exponential scale for adding entropy by having good password. If your password is bad, then your likelihood of being secure is bad. I don't care how many iterations they add. So really, the confidence you should have is in how good is your master password. We'll talk a little bit more later in a video about good master passwords and a couple articles that I'll discuss. But I want to make sure people are clear. If you have a good master password, this change doesn't really affect you. Can you change the iterations on an existing account? Yes, you can go into your Bitwarden account. You can go over and click on the security and you can change that setting. So you can up them on an existing account. But it really comes down to that linear versus exponential scale. Having a good master password is really key here. And I want to break down this because this is this nuanced discussion where good cryptographers are having good discussion about key declaration function. But I don't think that the average person really knows what this is, or even some of the more technical people may not understand the reason we use these. And the point of these is to stretch a low entropy input into a higher entropy. And when you're building a product like Bitwarden, you're asking it to be used by not just technical people like myself, but kind of the average public or a lot of people who may not spend a lot of time thinking about cryptography. Well, you're going to get some low entropy in there for some of the passwords. This is a way to add a little bit of entropy.  The big jumps, though, the exponential amount of entropy that you're going to add really comes down to master password. And let's talk about a couple articles now, now that you know that you don't have to panic as long as you have a good master password. So let's talk about these articles and kind of give you a better explainer on this. I thought this was a great blog post by the folks over at OnePassword. I'm not a OnePassword user, but I don't see a reason for those of you that like the product not to continue using your product. And by the way, this blog post was from 2013. So the time to crack may have changed a little bit, but the concept is still the same. We have the password length of seven characters, nine characters, 11, 14 or 16. These represent completely random characters that would have been chosen for your master password. Hard to remember, but the concept is here of how a little bit of entropy is an exponential increase in the challenge of cracking that password. And if we start with seven, you look at nine days. I see probably even less today, but that's a pretty fast way to crack a password if your master password is that short. But we can add iterations to stretch the entropy. So maybe it's going to take 23 days or 41 days. And you know, that is a challenge and this goes from 10,000 all the way up to 450,000. So 41 days, you stretch that entropy just a little bit. But when you talk about going to 11 random characters, now you're talking 1.4 million plus years. That's a lot. Now it still scales. We can get 3 million years if we add 2,500, but we can get, you know, 450,000 rounds going and then we can get 6.7 million years. And this is my point of your master password being key to this. And it's kind of a nuanced argument. So yes, they should increase it. But for those of us who use really strong high entropy master passwords, they're just stretching a little further. It was already going to take you over 1.5 million years to crack my password. It's going to take, you know, 3 million years now that I've increased it from the 10,000 to the 25 to the, well, whatever I put it at that higher number. So there is an increase. There is a value in doing it. But if your master password is good, your system is secure. And while I'm over here on the one password blog, I would recommend reading this, the not in a million years, which you think is a great title, which is how long it would take to correct certain passwords. And essentially what they're talking about is the human versus machine conundrum we have here. This may look to some people like a really high entropy, incredibly difficult to guess password. And it might be for the average person, but for people who specialize in password cracking on the fact that so many passwords have leaked, and there's all these different abilities that people have to use things like rainbow tables, previously passwords, and just understanding how humans put patterns together. That's actually not that random Fido eight my two socks. We can actually use the bit warden password strength checker to get an idea of how long that would take three years. So okay, let's add a few more words this just the other day. And just by adding a little bit more, maybe some dashes, maybe some different things to your password manager, your master password change, you're going to dramatically increase the entropy way more than you would have just a few more iterations. That's really the point I was trying to make with all of this. Now I tried covering this topic as simple as possible, but I will leave links to the forum discussions such as the one over in bit warden, which has links to lots of different security researchers, links to the one password articles. Well, I always like to leave lots of links in the description because I encourage everyone to read and dive deeper into this topic. But keep it in mind that it is important that security researchers have debates about things like key iteration, but in a big picture, the most important is still going to be your master password. I don't want anyone to get lost or get caught up in some of the fear or confusion that may come out of it. But hey, it's a great discussion. It's fun to read all this stuff or at least I think so. Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below or head on my forum for a more in-depth discussion. Thanks.


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So, Ilya, I know that you want to talk about archaeological discoveries, but you also know a lot about military history, so why don't you tell us how these two belong together? You cannot see them at the moment, but actually I have two heads. That's right. I wrote a book about 18th century common soldiers, and my other big field is motivation, why people do things, what prompts them to do it. Today, however, I will be speaking under my medieval hat. I'll be telling you about Crusader Jerusalem and its art, and it is, in fact, a project I'm working on at this very moment. So, exciting archaeological discoveries that are happening right now by Ilya. Very exciting. Listen forward to a talk. Thank you, Andre. Thank you for this kind introduction. In my talk today, I will take you to Jerusalem. Now, Jerusalem, I believe, needs no introduction, a city with a long and illustrious history, and those of you who follow contemporary events in the news are very likely to have heard it as well. Jerusalem is also one of the world's most important religious centers. It is the holiest city for Judaism, third holiest city for Islam, and also the holiest city for Christianity, and this is with Christianity, or more specifically with this church, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre that my talk will be concerned with. Now, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is built over a cluster of incredibly important holy sites in the early days, in which crucial events have occurred during the early days of the Christian religion. On your right, this is the hill of Calvary where Jesus was crucified. On your left, this is the tomb where he is said to have been buried and where we, not that long ago, we celebrate some of us celebrated Easter. This is also where he rose from the dead, so the site of the resurrection. All these sites, as well as a few others, important, but not as much, are located within that church, and for that reason, because of its religious importance, as well as also its long and interesting architectural history, the church has been drawing ever since it was built. Pilgrims, visitors, tourists, and explorers. Now, as I already mentioned, the church has a long architectural and artistic history. The first church on that site was built in the 4th century, so 600 years ago. This church was destroyed about 1,000 years ago, and another one was built. The building which you mostly see today was built in the Crusader period, so the 12th century, 800 years ago. Now, not every single element within that building is 800 years old. Some of them are older and have been reused. And also the church has underwent numerous reconstructions and conservation efforts. This being said, the basic structure is more or less 800 years old. Because of its history and its religious importance, it is one of the best documented buildings on earth. You see here a database which I have compiled. It's just a small part of it, and for the benefit of those who are sitting in the back rows, this just shows descriptions of the church made during 50 years from 1650 to 1700. There are 43 individual authors in Italian, French, German, Latin, Dutch, and Russian. Almost every year, someone has visited the church and wrote a description of what they sow. Between 1300 and 1900, there are over 700 such accounts. And in the entire history of the building, well over a thousand. Every change, every new building work, installation of various new elements, is usually witnessed and documented. When from about 150 years ago and onward the birth of archaeology as a new scientific discipline, the person on your left is Count Melchior de Vogue. The father of crusader archaeology and crusader art history. His most important initial work was on the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. And many of his findings, in spite of the fact, they're quite old by now, still hold. On your right, Conrad Schiek, another incredibly important scholar, actually a self-made man, had no university education, carpenter and missionary by education. Arrived at Jerusalem and in his mid-40s, started visiting the church, making plans, but in 50 years he became the most knowledgeable person in town on the church and its history. And much of what we know about the church, we owe to his first plans and measurements. So those are just the first two major scholars, many have followed, many, many more. I'm speaking literally about hundreds of scientific books and articles. So as you might expect, with such a comprehensive general coverage, is there anything new to be found? Is there anything new to be discovered in this building? I would say yes. Well, two years ago, as part of yet another round of reconstruction work, it was decided to re-examine, yet again, the numerous architectural elements which were spread, which are spread over the church in its different corridors and cellars. One of them was an inconspicuously looking stone plaque, which stood against the wall at one of the side corridors. The plaque was considered to be so unimportant and inconspicuous, we almost have no photograph of it as it stood in its original place. I could only find this on Wikipedia. To the best of our knowledge, the plaque was lying, or standing I must say, therefore in recent memory, so at least 50 years. Now the flat surface of this plaque has been tempting numerous visitors and tourists to write their names. So the plaque was actually known in the church to the local clergymen and to the local tourist guides as the graffiti stone. Now imagine our excitement when the plaque was turned around and we saw this. Now, one doesn't need to be an art historian or an archeologist to understand straight away that this is a major discovery. This is in fact, in spite of the decay, it's a highly elaborate work of art. You see here a pattern of one large circle in the middle surrounded by four smaller circles on the side and it was probably a second element like this in the part of the plaque which broke away. We can actually identify it. This type of medieval artistic ornament is called cosmetesque ornament and this is how our plaque might have looked like in its original state. There are two elements here, one symbolic and one material. The symbolic one is that figure with the five circles. It's called quincox. The quincox has a meaning in Christian, in medieval Christian cosmology. It symbolizes also the infinity of the creation and the five wounds of Christ. It will be used to decorate the most important parts of the church. The material element, how this ornament was in fact executed, the large circles were usually filled with one piece of precious marble like red porphyry or green serpentine. The smaller bends on the side were filled in a technique called inpristation or inlay. Small bits of colorful marble were inserted as if as mosaic to create highly elaborate patterns. Now, there are other types of medieval art which employ the quincox to decorate as an ornamental pattern. There are other types of medieval art which use the inlay technique but this particular combination of the quincox and the inlay technique points us directly to medieval Rome. The medieval Rome at that time is not just a major European art center, it's also a major religious and political center. The cosmetic technique is used almost exclusively in ancient Rome. The master craftsmen who employ this technique have a monopoly from the Pope. You can see one of them on your right, Innocent III who was a major art patron who has commissioned an avenue of big projects employing this technique. For the Pope, the role on earth is not just the head of the Catholic Church. They're not just a spiritual authority but they're also a major temporal authority. They're not just equivalent, they're superior to kings and emperors. To demonstrate this authority, they commissioned highly elaborate works of art and the use of cosmetic technique is usually kept for the papal state. You see in the column the number of sites where this technique is employed. Over half of them are in Rome. Over 80 churches are decorated by cosmetic technique. In Latium, this is the core area around Rome which is also ruled by the Pope. We have another 50 sites. In the rest of Italy, put together, we have 12 sites at all. The only site outside of Italy where cosmetic technique is employed is Westminster Abbey in London. It's a very clearly a Roman technique and Italian technique which points us to a very specific place and a very specific time. Discovering it in Jerusalem thousands of miles away, I can tell you it was quite a discovery. Going back to our piece, let's have a quick look at it again. First of all, you see Mark with the red arrow. A few small bits of marble. This indicates that the piece was originally in late, in that style. You see, marked with green, a sunken frame. A part of the plague is a little deeper. It's lower part here marked with yellow. It's smoothed out. It's not decorated. And then if we look on the side where all the graffiti are, you see here on the lower side the remains of what we would call a protruding lip or a back step which indicates that that part of the plague was supposed to be much wider. You see here a reconstruction of how this plague probably has appeared in its original form drawn by my colleague Amitri M, the city archaeologist of Jerusalem. Now, what this plague could have been. It was clearly a very important piece of highly decorated church furniture. Well, research on the subject is still ongoing. However, if I could just point you to a recent article in the Smithsonian Magazine which makes, which mentions our initial hypothesis, what this plague might have been used for. Nevertheless, the main point of my talk is it's not what the plague is about. The plague was lying there in plain sight at least for half a century and no one has bothered to turn it around. The age of great discoveries in archaeology, even in the church of the Holy Sepulchre, is not yet over. Thank you for this great talk and I already saw some people suspiciously looking at the plates on the floor right here. So, are there any questions for our speaker in this context? Don't be afraid. Over there? Yes, please. If it's Cosmotesque Ornament, it's 12th or 13th century because for much of the period Jerusalem has been ruled by the Muslims, we need to narrow it down to the period when it was ruled by the Crusaders, so by Christians, so 12th century. We think we can date it more precisely, but we're still working on it. Any other questions? Don't hesitate. Yes, wait a second. If it was a graffiti stone, then why did you try to turn it? Like, what was the idea behind it? There was a big restoration work going in the church and part of the tomb of Christ has been dismantled in order to be put together again once it was structurally sound. In order not to confuse elements from the tomb with other pieces lying around the church, it was decided to decrement them all. And this was part of that project. It was a side effect. It was not planned initially. We have time for one more question here. Over there already, yes? Over there. And don't worry, please engage our speakers during the break that follows up to ask any unanswered questions. Yes, please. So as far as I understood, this was more a coincidence of how you made this discovery, right? With this turning... It was a chance discovery, yes. So what is the ordinary way to make a discovery? The... Ordinarily, you have a site. You have a big team. You start digging atop and coming with things from the ground. That's one scenario. The second scenario that you read very carefully, all the numerous books and articles, you come to the church, you look at the elements which are already known and you try to reanalyze them. The problem with the second approach is that it puts you in a state of mind which focuses on what is already known rather than looking for things which were not noticed before. Well, I think this is a take-home message, definitely. I see in the front there was one question and we have the microphone right next to him, so let's answer that question as well. Thanks. I'm curious if at this age, for things like these churches that are not billions of years, does it still make sense to use maybe the radiological analysis to figure out approximate age of things at least? Were some of this done for this church and were there any inconsistencies in terms of ages of different pieces of... I will try to reformulate the question in case it is not clear. So, have any newer technologies been used to image this old church and what are the resulting findings? Extensively, archaeometry, so dating of material, various types of 3D scanning, and not with these graffitis, but with more ancient ones, you can actually see various layers of graffiti and writings on the walls of which one came sooner or later. Now, this is not my field. I'm not a specialist. I'm working with people who are much more expert in this than me, but absolutely yes. With our particular stone, we are hoping to take some samples of the marble and to determine its precise origin. All right, then again, a big applause for Illa.