0:00:00 | ACC: “Close it down!! Close the website down!!” (0:44:49) |
0:00:33 | Third place on Liberty Nation list of Top 10 Conservative Podcasts to Download in 2019 |
0:05:42 | Michael Gove’s “young journalist” cocaine admission and bid for Prime Minister; HAG whacks Tony Rodham, no cause of death released; 2015 clips: CNN panel gives Rodham brothers a pass, Clinton Cash revelations about Rodham’s gold mining permit from Haitian government |
0:15:54 | Glenn Greenwald on “Vox Adpocalypse”: YouTube siding with “the most powerful faction”; convenient timing for New York Times investigative piece “The Making of a YouTube Radical” |
0:22:47 | PC Magazine and the origin of banner ads; ACC stories: Budweiser and MTV Spring Break, OnRamp & Think New Ideas, hysterical calls from Reebok, AT&T, and Oracle; JCD story: Microsoft demanding free PC Magazine Brazil ads; advertisers promised “brand-safe exposure” |
0:38:29 | YouTube’s $8bn in ad revenue, New York Times article on YouTube’s switch to reinforcement learning algorithm to retain user eyeballs, TV Upfronts 2019 promising “brand-safe space for ads”; Reuters article: networks “plan to drive the knife further into digital rivals”, JCD: “what took them so long?”; Steven Crowder demonetized but still encouraged to publish videos on YouTube; Twitter’s algorithmic tweet deletion throwing conversations into chaos; Google using Section 230 to assert it is both a publisher and a non-publisher; New York Times “weaponized to spread disinformation” articles; ACC: “report everything as hate speech” |
1:08:46 | Boeing 737 MAX and ODA program allowing bypass of FAA inspection, Obama: “I’m expecting a gold watch from Boeing … because I know that I’m on the list of top salesmen” |
1:12:21 | Producer Segment: studio naming rights; producer CIA “swap out the green phone” story |
1:37:28 | “My aircraft” protocol; Bob Hope in 1940 film The Ghost Breakers on Democrats as zombies |
1:38:51 | Trump ditches 2024 Moon mission and fixes his sights on Mars; astronaut Don Pettit: “we don’t have the technology to do that any more”; NASA’s Gene Kranz and Dave Williams on missing telemetry data; NASA to open ISS to tourists to the tune of $58M per round trip |
1:43:20 | Six Week Cycle: Queens man Ashiqul Alam entrapped by FBI into buying handguns with defaced serial numbers over a period of ten months because of “suspicious behavior” on social media; Ars Technica reporter “DrPizza” Peter Bright arrested as part of Pedobear network |
1:49:37 | Swedish BRA airline’s “environment class”: $30 for “a fully climate-compensated sustainable biofuel ticket”, propeller planes “super environmentally friendly”; New Consensus’ Rhiana Gunn-Wright: 1.5° of warming will cause “150 million deaths, that’s 25 Holocausts, right?”; Prof. Helen Berry to NPR on addressing climate and mental health “so we can eventually get the scientific answers that we want”; DNC threatens to blacklist 2020 candidate Jay Inslee |
2:05:27 | Donation Segment: $69.69 resurrected |
2:18:06 | Nashville threatening electric scooter ban over riders’ idiotic shenanigans; producer note on lawyers for the blind eyeing the situation; Austin chickens out on panhandling ban vote |
2:21:31 | Dogs Are People Too: Game of Thrones direwolf mania causing spike in abandoned huskies; “dog-friendly movie theater” in Texas; JCD: chicken “dumb meat”, Slovenia horse meat story |
2:29:40 | Clip Blitz: Rep. Richard Neal uninterested in Trump’s state taxes, Mnuchin defying subpoenas; Nadler & Pelosi at odds over impeachment; Sudan suspended from African Union; YouTube to ban content “denying well-documented events”; Trump bans US cruise ships from Cuba; Walmart to deliver food directly to refrigerators |
2:33:19 | ACLU irked by last-minute US-Mexico migration and asylum deal |
2:38:18 | Canadian MP Karina Gould scolds Twitter for not committing to election censorship |
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