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Adam Curry: Air Traffic Control
shut it down. Adam curry, John
C. Devora. July 2 2023 This Year
Award Winning Combination media
assassination episode 1569. This
is no agenda. Looney Tunes
broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas Hill Country he and
FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
John C Dvorak: and from Northern
Silicon Valley, where we're all
wondering what the hell is Biden
nomics? I'm Jhansi, Dvorak.
Adam Curry: Buzzkill. We know
what that is. It's where they
raped the country and and
funneled through Ukraine and get
rich. And we get nothing. Good.
We get inflation. I think they
got some Biden no mix going on
in France.
John C Dvorak: Well, before we
get to that, oh,
Adam Curry: okay, because I've
got a great, great background
with lots of sound effects.
John C Dvorak: Because I want to
get to Fourth of July weekend.
Yes, we are working here Fourth
of July weekend. And I also want
to do a couple of Fourth of July
things first, okay. And just to
show that the you know, whatever
money we make on this show,
doesn't compare to what they
make, even on the lowly. third
hour of today's show. We're
brokers there with his friends,
Dylan and Sherelle. And this guy
named Chun. Yes. So this is a
two parter. This is the first
this is the first part and
first.
Adam Curry: You're not gonna
tell me they were actually live
today. Where are they? Now? This
is on Friday. Okay. Oh, because
they're not working today? Of
course, not Sunday. Yeah, we're
working tomorrow either.
John C Dvorak: Word I wouldn't
think so. I don't think so.
Okay. Roker makes 10 million
bucks, you know.
Adam Curry: Are you jealous?
Yeah, he's also half dead.
John C Dvorak: Fourth of July,
part one. And this is just a
little lead into what the what
this clip is all about. But I
had to play it because there's a
little gotcha in here. That's
kind of interesting.
Unknown: 2 million spectators
expected in person to watch the
FileMaker. Same person across,
you know, rooftops, the actual
promenade those places. But then
lastly, I got a shout out to
Nathan's Hot Dog. 76 that is the
record for the most amount eaten
in that contest. Can you imagine
it one time? It's one of the
most disgusting you know,
tune in every year.
Every year he comes here and
he's he sweats hot dog like
you'd like yeah.
Just eliminate chugging contest
to Oh my god. Yeah.
You got some numbers about the
history of Independence Day.
I do. Well, of course, it's
important to remember exactly
what we're celebrating here. So
56 That is the number of
signatures on the Declaration of
Independence. John Hancock took
up a lot of real estate. Maybe
there could have been more, but
we also got 1931 here that is
the national anthem. That was
the year that it became
official. And this is
interesting. I didn't know this.
John C Dvorak: Okay, so the guy
goes on like a maniac. Now, you
invite somebody over to your
show, and you discuss the fact
that they stink.
Adam Curry: Well, it's a it's an
ad, it's the Nathan's Hot Dog
annual ad, you know, so they
John C Dvorak: threw the ad in,
but they bring this guy in as a
guest. Yeah. And I guess which
makes some sense. He stinks to
high heaven exudes hot dog.
Adam Curry: He's the dog gobbler
John C Dvorak: is Zoot Suit. Who
is pours,
Adam Curry: okay, it's gross. I
can't wait for the next day.
Because for the
John C Dvorak: guy that's got
nothing to do with that. So this
next part is the relative lack
of education of the millennials
is exhibited in this next clip.
Here we go.
Unknown: 13 taps on the Liberty
Bell in Philadelphia, they do
that to represent each of the 13
colonies. They do this on July
4. It does. I don't know if it
makes the crack bigger on the
bell. I hope it'll be fine.
What's the big guy here is
actually August 2, the 1776. Not
to do the full history lesson
here. But the reason why I put a
second here is because that's
the date that the declaration
was actually signed, but it was
approved officially on July 4,
that's why we celebrate it on
the fourth so it's an excuse to
have
two barbecues, also my birthday
Oh,
celebrate August 3, they
actually got three foxes of it.
So it was pretty
good. There we go. It's a joke.
They didn't have faxes back
then. But I don't I wouldn't
want I wouldn't want back so I
got you I appreciate you. Thank
you
Adam Curry: Okay, all right.
First of all, you're right. It's
an outrage. They're making so
much money for that. I mean,
John C Dvorak: that you got that
part. But so he's says a faxed
it. And the three Millennials
they're
Adam Curry: not a single one
figures out that August comes
after July.
John C Dvorak: No, not a single
one figures out fax machines did
not exist in the 1700s. That was
a joke. He say had to say it was
a joke. Because the
Adam Curry: women they don't
know what a fax machine is.
John C Dvorak: They know what a
fax machine is. But they didn't
know it. They they were bet
befuddled, the black girls
looking back and forth, like
what's going on here? The white
blonde is going to make into
over her head move movement. And
the Chinese guy says, Oh, I was
going along with it.
Adam Curry: And they say
affirmative action is good. I
mean, sir. So yeah. Oh,
John C Dvorak: I didn't see any
did not? Well, yeah, it was
beyond me that this is just like
these people.
Adam Curry: Okay, well, let me
just ask, let me ask you
something. Let me ask you
something here. So the whole
problem I had with this segment
is what I learned from the no
agenda newsletter is it was
supposed to be July 2, not
August second.
John C Dvorak: They never said
the August 2 was what they claim
was the last the last signature
on the document. I did mention
in there that that the document
was back dated. Wow. And the
August 2 back dated Yeah, proves
that it was back dated. Well,
thanks July 2 was the official
date at the beginning but they
changed it.
Adam Curry: Alright, so you
know, of course, this was the
beginning of the Republic. And
we took the Republic from the
French. See I'm gonna bring it
around now. We modeled after the
French Republic and let's check
in and see how they're doing.
Unknown: Tonight, France is a
country on the edge as another
wave of violent protests erupts
across the nation. Demonstrators
outrage following the death of
17 year old male who was shot by
a police officer during the
traffic's. But over 900 people
were arrested on the third night
of protests according to
France's interior ministry. As
10s of 1000s of riot police
descend on cities and towns
throughout the country. The
French towns were set ablaze
burned. Fireworks launched at
police. Some stores in central
Paris polluted the construction
side of the 2024 Olympic pool
also engulfed in flames Belle's
mother led a march in their
hometown with scores of people
chanting justice for now,
speaking out in an interview on
French TV, she said I don't
blame the police. I blame one
person, the one who took my
son's life that officer charged
with homicide, and he's
currently in custody. The French
government attempting to regain
control by suspending all public
transportation today in
anticipation of more riots.
France's President Emmanuel
Macron calling on parents to
help stop the chaos. And we're
seeing a third of those arrested
last night where young people
sometimes very young, it's the
parents responsibility to keep
them at home. And I call blaming
social media for fueling the
frenzy. But he's also facing
backlash online after attending
an Elton John concert amid the
nationwide unrest. French
officials desperate to quell the
violence but brace for another
night of destruction as the
nation continues in turmoil.
Adam Curry: Social Media Video
games they could have thrown in
Netflix. Netflix, literally had
a movie a French movie. This you
hear about this? Called Athena?
Which had this this exists
almost this exact same plot. And
I think a lot of it is a plot.
It's so recognizable. You know
justice for the kid. Police
brutality matter. Yeah, but
there's also some state
department. funny business going
on with this.
John C Dvorak: I want to make a
correction. Yeah, I
Adam Curry: know. I know what I
said it wrong that the wheat the
Republic came the French
Republic came after the
Revolutionary War. Is that the
correction?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the French
Republic was 10 years later.
Yeah. And that was the short
version didn't longer verse took
place place later, but I did
appreciate your creativity.
Thank you. I was just trying to
get him to segue. normally don't
do I was trying
Adam Curry: to get out of the
hot dogs. I didn't know. I mean,
the hot dogs was weird. I was
just I was trying to help us
here. You know, just trying to
do something to do my bit for
humanity.
John C Dvorak: I'm just
complaining about the fact that
the American public is being led
by the nose by these overpaid
morning hosts Hey,
Adam Curry: get over it. Come
on. Let's get back to Lou Wilk
ism. Which, you know, there was
a there's like a this this
troublemaker in in France she's
also writing for The Guardian
recoil diavolo and you know
she's she's thrown a lot of woke
ism stuff out there Oh, it's all
racism is structural racism.
Yeah. National racism it's like
America's racism whatever we say
yeah well yeah she she was
taught by the State Department
by our State Department. I think
there's a little bit in here a
little bit of possibly let's get
rid of Macron you know, he's not
on board with that or Shane
Shane little bit of regime
change going on because you
know, he was right up disease
but
John C Dvorak: now he is
buddying up to Putin. Putin
spot.
Adam Curry: Exactly. Exactly.
Now, of course, this was easy to
do. This tinderbox has been
around in France since the 70s.
You know, the ban Leo, as they
call it, when they had you know,
they got all the North African
immigrants of course, they had a
right because it was French
colonies. And they came in and
said, hey, yeah, we've got some
we got some nice apartment
buildings for you.
John C Dvorak: And they put them
outside and they loved the falls
and those other places.
Adam Curry: They put them in
nail hole, nice apartment
buildings. And now we've got
what third generation maybe
there's no jobs,
John C Dvorak: no jobs. That's a
real issue. They won't get work.
Yeah, actually,
Adam Curry: there was a funny
way that this was put on CBS.
Unknown: What's the sentiment
towards the police right now in
France.
There is a lot of distrust, and
the way the violence spreads
from the first night from the
suburb of nontariff, which has a
high immigrant population, a
high number of sort of social
housing projects. It spread to
similar suburbs around the
country at places like Marseille
where there's already a huge
gangland problem to Leon to
Lilia where the immigrant
population that first arrived in
the 50s and 60s, was put in new
suburbs, and they now have had
children, some grandchildren who
grown up in the system, and
don't understand why Muhammad
cannot get the job that Pierre
is getting. And so there's huge
unemployment, particularly among
young men in these areas. And
that's why a lot of them are
around and unhappy and have
nothing else to do, frankly.
Adam Curry: So it looks like
McCrone is I mean, he's
definitely blaming all of this
on social media. And you know,
we need to shut that down and
the video games is my favorite
of course. So when they buried
this kid now this is where the
first social media ban started.
Unknown: The French Arab
teenager Niall has been laid to
rest hundreds of people turned
out for his funeral in a Paris
suburb of non tear where he was
shot dead. Some rode scooters
alongside the hearse as it drove
from a mosque to a nearby
cemetery. Many shouted justice
for Niall. Our Paris
correspondent Lucy Williamson
reports on the funeral.
Beside the discreet barricades
outside the cemetery and non
tear, a small crowd waited for
Niles funeral Cortes. There was
more tension than talking. All
filming even on phones was
banned. No Snapchat, no Insta
mourners were told the message
to journalists was starker get a
camera out at your peril.
Adam Curry: Yeah, this is this
is a social problem, but not
social media. It's socialism.
And this is going to happen all
across Europe. And it's like the
Netherlands, man, it's going to
kick off in the Netherlands.
This is the same thing is gonna
happen. You got a large Moroccan
population. Really running
crime? A lot of it. It's not
going to take much. It really
won't
John C Dvorak: get to PBS
reported this just seems to
there's only 31 seconds so
they're obviously not playing it
up.
Adam Curry: Why not? What's
interesting was listen,
Unknown: French President
Emmanuel Macron has canceled a
state visit to Germany after the
fourth night of riots across
France. Protesters set fires
turn vehicles over and looted
businesses. Police said they
made more than 1300 arrests
overnight. The protests were
sparked by the police killing on
Tuesday have a 17 year old boy
of North African descent who has
been identified only as not hell
to teen was buried today in the
Paris suburb of non Terre where
he lived and where police shot
him during a traffic stop.
Adam Curry: Yeah, PBS hasn't
gotten any messages yet. And I'm
just thinking about the the
activist train by the State
Department and it kind of
reminds me of something that uh,
One of our prominent state
department members said, let me
see about nine years ago
I think that's still in play.
They don't care. They're there.
They're pushing it. They're
pushing it. They're pushing it.
They're pushing it. It's like,
let me grab it. I'm waiting for
the limb is Rambler comparisons
them is.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it's just
too intellectual.
Adam Curry: This is some of it.
So what's going on? France, by
the way, just announced or
McCrone announced that he was
building a new military hospital
to prepare France for a possible
high intensity war. I don't know
if it last thing when it's
something in the translation.
But maybe maybe this is the high
intensity war he was talking
about this. The UK is also
building mega hospitals,
everyone's building mega
hospitals. Somehow I don't think
it's for war outside of these
countries.
John C Dvorak: And, and again,
it could be for a pandemic,
Adam Curry: could be for that or
just locking a whole bunch of
people up. I mean, I don't know,
prisons for that they're kicking
their kicking stuff off, man.
Let's listen to the BBC again
about macrons popularity,
Unknown: President Macron has
now postponed a state visit to
Germany that was due to begin on
Sunday to deal with this crisis,
which comes after months of
protests over his contested
pension reforms. David is an ER
reporter in Paris told us more
about the challenges the French
president faces.
Trying to quell the rage on the
streets appears to be gobbling
up every bit of his attention.
And he's relying on the police
but many of them are angry too.
As they see it, he was too quick
to condemn the officer accused
of the shooting that triggered
the chaos. I'm not sure they've
all forgiven him for that yet,
even though he's toughened what
he's saying about the rioters,
and now he's appealing to
parents to keep teenagers at
home and stop them joining the
riots. But this is hardly a good
look for a head of state. And it
makes it easy for the far right
in the far left, who are now the
main opposition to accuse him of
weakness of failing to come up
with ideas. There's a sense that
he's casting around for
solutions even that he's growing
desperate. And President Macron
is also hampered by his
unpopularity after forcing
through those hated pension
reforms without a parliamentary
vote.
Adam Curry: Yeah, he's out. But
who's in is the question
John C Dvorak: though? Will
there be some other loser like
whole Holanda? That guy? Oh,
Adam Curry: forgotten all about
him. Whatever happened to our
Belgian friend remember that
guy? Haiku. Herman he was fun.
Pearman fun room boy,
John C Dvorak: the Belgian
there's never been a good report
or explanation for why the
shooting took place.
Adam Curry: What the shooting of
this kid? Yeah, well, yeah,
there is he there was a traffic.
Well, you're right. There was
not is never a good report.
There's only reports it was a
traffic stop. And he shot him. I
know,
John C Dvorak: I know the
basics. There was a traffic
stop. And then the kids started
to drive off and just shot him
to the window. Yeah, this
doesn't, you know, this is
Adam Curry: this video. I mean,
you see the video of it. You
see,
John C Dvorak: you see a video
from a distance is from the
other side of the car. The
explanation we never heard from
the cop who needs
Adam Curry: an explanation.
John C Dvorak: Who is the point
this whole thing is?
Adam Curry: Yeah, yes. And I
think we're partially behind it.
US State Department. Yes, it's
an OB also what is France done
for the Ukraine war? Nothing.
That what have they sent over?
Let's
John C Dvorak: go back to
freedom fries.
Adam Curry: Yeah. Oh, man. Got
all about that. Do we have
freedom to it? I guess we don't
have a freedom fries.
John C Dvorak: Can I think that
was before that was before the
show rock WAR ONE.
Adam Curry: So let's just stick
with Europe. So now we have the
Netherlands that cranking
everything up in the Netherlands
with institutional racism.
Because as you know, the Dutch
were the ones who shipped the
slaves. And they
John C Dvorak: also had Black
Pete
Adam Curry: Well, no, the Black
Pete was the entrance into this
whole conversation. Now they
have a Zalem Zealand Zealand and
which is Zealand is kind of this
like it's on the it's on the
coast. It's on it's down south
much, not too far. But down
south ish. And it's where you
can go on vacation. It's kind of
picturesque little, little
villages. But oh, now now we
have a new narrative that they
were they were the that was the
center of the racism. This is
where they packed up the slaves,
270,000 of them, and then the
slaves tried to get out and then
they locked them down. They
closed everything off. And
270,000 slaves suffocated to
death. The Dutch are bad and
they need money, money, money
money needs to go to the slaves
because it's still hurting
people today it's the exact same
black lives matter. The same
thing as the institutional
racism in France. Britain is
about to get it. And it's a
tinderbox right now the
tinderbox is lit mainly because
of the farmers who are again out
and they're getting desperate
now they're really really ready
to fight they had another big
protest there's I believe there
is a a version of martial law
has been declared or emergency
measures which you know,
whenever whenever there's
emergency measure, then you
know, they can basically kill
you. It's the same here of
course. And by the way, how's
that? Remember when that that
Dutch party they have the
farmers they they won the
elections? They were going to
save everybody? How's that
going? How's it going now?
Because that was bull crap. So
now they're getting smart, the
farmers and the people who
support the farmers, which is a
large majority of the Dutch,
unless they block the roads and
the ducks like hey, you know, I
support you, but you're blocking
my way. They're doing little
videos. Here's a video
compilation of some farmers,
some economists and there's one
lone parliament member, you'll
pick him out and then
immediately he's the guy saying
good tough shit.
Unknown: Our country is based on
agriculture. Why would you go
Lycos? Why? Buy farm? Most
everyone has someone in their
family who was once a
farmer. The manure is in the
Netherlands, which is ammonia,
which is a form of nitrogen
which bad for the environment,
bad for nature.
They have declared that nitrogen
is the major problem. Well, I'm
an expert in nitrogen. And I
dare to say it is not it's it's
a crapshoot. We are actually
discussing waving goodbye to our
farmers 20 years
ago, you would not have dreamt
that this would have happened.
We had a lot of problems with
nitrogen rules. Because our farm
is near to and in nature to
1000s
of hardworking people for paying
taxes, they've worked the alarm
for sometimes 1015 generations.
I think the political system
like we have it in the
Netherlands now is totally
broken, they are really
suffering.
Six farms have actually hung
themselves. Because of this new
policy.
Farmers have to reduce the use
of nitrogen,
or government, they say we need
to reduce 95% of nitrogen. In
this nature 2000 area.
Our intention is to explain why
this is so important for them
and for the nature of what not
to change the goals of the
policy. That's not the case,
it's not going to happen.
They have created a huge problem
for themselves. And farmers are
now really angry.
We're wasting billions and
billions on the nightmare. The
government has to do what the
government has to do sometimes,
which is painful. But there is
also 25 billion euro for a small
country. It's the Netherlands,
to help farmers to get a better
life to help nature to restart
the fix they use. Are not
connecting together.
We have a food shortage of water
shortage and energy shortage.
It's catastrophe upon
catastrophe. And farmers are
targeted and via the farmers
target because they they need to
build houses they need to build
factories to build highways,
they believe in hiding.
Adam Curry: So here's the
statistic that kind of blew me
away 1 million Dutch and there's
only what 70 million in the
country. And the Dutch is if not
close to I think the number one
exporter of food products in the
world from agriculture. 1
million Dutch people have to
rely on food bank. They cannot
afford food and assume there's
not going to be food because the
eighth nitrogen directive or as
they call it, the nitrate
directive says these millions of
hectares cannot be used for
farming. The only thing that can
be grown there is flax. And the
flax will be used to build the
homes that will be on the in
that same area. Did you know
that flax is used to for
building materials? No. Yeah,
this is this. I think it was a
thing a long time ago, but it's
back. You can I think instead of
drywall.
John C Dvorak: You had to look
into it. Yeah, no.
Adam Curry: Yeah. No. The
research. Yeah, the resurgence
of flax. This is from 2023 as a
building material it's inverse I
are mentally friendly and I'll
bet it does well in the rain.
John C Dvorak: But was it for
thatched roofs? Is it the stuff
on the roof?
Adam Curry: Well, flax makes
linen and linen. Yeah, lots of
lots of other things, but
apparently soft wood. It creates
a soft wood. So it's like a
compressed board.
John C Dvorak: Probably yeah,
probably particle board.
Adam Curry: This is gonna be
great. So, you know, the Dutch,
the especially the farmer,
they're mad, they are so mad.
It's just being scammed. They
are being well, the whole
country is being scammed. And I
have a Dutch ism for you that,
by the
John C Dvorak: way, before you
do the Dutch ism. This is a
classic example. You know,
people I did capitalism is
terrible. This is an example of
what happens when you interfere
with the market. When you
interfere with Natural
Capitalism. You end up with
these situations that are
horrible. It's all socialism
now, or as
Adam Curry: long as Dutch, the
Netherlands complete socialist
country or as the Dutch would
say dark Zachman book fun off.
Makes my pants fall down. I have
no idea where
John C Dvorak: to get enough
food.
Adam Curry: Exactly. So to
complement this, this issue, I
came across an interview with
Dr. Patrick Moore, one of the co
founders of Greenpeace, you'll
remember well, you'll remember I
don't know if anyone else
remembers, I think it was must
have been nine or 10 years ago
when he left Greenpeace and did
this whole video anti
Greenpeace. He was proud that he
left. Yeah, and he's pro
nuclear. And I think there was
he he CO produced a CNN
documentary documentary. I can
recall seeing it in going to the
Alamo Drafthouse to see it.
There was like one other person
there. And, you know, show that
nuclear was the way to go. And
so he's been completely thrown
out by the greenies. But he was
the co founder of Greenpeace.
And he did an interview with
what's the guy's name? Patrick
bet, David, I think you know
that, you know, the podcast or p
p BD. And he explains exactly
what this nitrogen bullcrap is
about and why it's being done.
Unknown: I can tell you one
thing that explains why there
went from 4 billion to 8
billion, for example, why it's
called the haber bosch process,
it won two Nobel Prizes in the
early 1900s. It was a formula, a
technological process, involving
very high heat and very high
pressure and extremely
complicated process, which was
able to combine nitrogen from
the atmosphere with natural gas
to make ammonia. That ammonia is
the basis of all the nitrogen
fertilizer being used in the
world's Agriculture. Today, it
results in at least a doubling
of crop production. And that is
why we see this news today about
Sri Lanka, banning nitrogen
fertilizer, and Netherlands now,
basically banning much of the
nitrogen fertilizer. And this is
the biggest threat we have right
now to an immediate starvation
situation in the world. food
shortage, you hear it said this,
we're going the odd time. But
the reason it's it's self
inflicted, this food shortage.
Nitrogen, the air has 70% of the
air is nitrogen, we could take
nitrogen out of the air for the
next million years and make
fertilizer because it all goes
back into the air again,
eventually. Same with the carbon
dioxide.
Adam Curry: If we doubled two
more times, we got 32 billion
people here. We can't have 32
billion people in
Unknown: the world. In other
words, we won't double it to 32.
If we can't have it, we won't go
there. Why we can't get
it. Let's let's speculate. Tell
me what you mean by that.
What I mean is today, people are
getting wealthier. The number of
people living in poverty as a
percentage of the population is
much smaller now than it was
20 3050 years ago, when we reach
a position where more and more
people are going into poverty
and starving to death, we will
know we're coming close to that
limit. How else are you going to
find out unless you artificially
reduce the population by cutting
off the fossil fuels. And by
cutting off the nitrogen
fertilizer? That's what the real
problem is today is me saying
this is a self inflicted wound
that we are dealing with right
now. And it's it's a real
problem, because I can see this
that these powerful elites like
Schwab and on down, they want
control of the world. They want
control of everybody. Now, what
do they want? They want fewer
people. They think, already too
many. I think that's what
they've been saying in the
United Nations for a long time.
But the facts don't bear that
out. Because less and less
people are living in poverty.
And our knowledge of agriculture
is growing. Our knowledge of
genetics is growing, and we're
able to grow way more food now
than we were then. And food is
the basis of how many people can
be here.
Adam Curry: Yeah, I like that
theory. I'm just gonna go
they're gonna starve us to
death. They've tried everything
else.
John C Dvorak: Some as well, you
know, the entire world's
population can be shoved into
Texas. Oh, yeah. But But, of
course, there's lots of room is
the point.
Adam Curry: Hey, but you know
what? Let's shove them into
California. All right. Bigger.
Yeah, Dad, we don't need that.
But yeah, but the point is
there. The point is, there's an
if as long as there's enough
food, it won't be a problem. But
they are literally taking away
the food by removing nitrogen.
And by removing, and boy, didn't
we see some of those issues
during the pandemic? We haven't
forgotten? So it seems to me
that they're just trying to
slowly kill everybody. Isn't
that what The Population Bomb
people have been about since the
70s?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah. Well,
they haven't been wanting to
kill people per se. They want
that population to stop growing,
right.
Adam Curry: But now it's just
like, No, that's not worked.
We've tried reason with the
slaves. And now, the frog France
Timmermans, our boy there, my
boy who never answers my phone
calls anymore who's in charge of
the European, the EU Green Deal.
He says, you know, we should
have international talks on the
dangers and governance of
geoengineering.
John C Dvorak: But before you go
to that topic, has there been a
good explanation for this
nitrogen thing? I mean, what the
Greenpeace guy said is correct,
you can get as much of this
nitrogen out of the atmosphere
as you want, use the process
which is famous. And then when
it goes into this fertilizer it
comes in and some going back
into the air is nitrogen. No, of
course not. So what is the what
is that? What is the rationale
for stopping nitrogen
fertilizers in most Sri Lanka
and which is caused trouble
there. And Holland, my original
thinking was, well, it's just an
excuse to get the Doescher
turned into a giant a bedroom
community. But now that you
bring these other factors up,
there's they have to have some
rationale. What is it?
Adam Curry: Well, obviously,
climate change cow farts, but
ultimately death.
John C Dvorak: What is the
reason that they're using to say
you can't use nitrogen? What are
they telling them?
Adam Curry: What do you mean?
What are they telling them?
They're telling the telling them
that you're
John C Dvorak: a farmer. And I
say to you, Hey, you can't use
any more nitrogen fertilizer.
Oh, because you would say to me,
why?
Adam Curry: Because the process
of creating nitrogen is bad for
the environment. Nitrogen is bad
for the environment. Cows that
graze on the bad for the this is
what they're saying.
John C Dvorak: They say that
nitrogen is like they like he
said, 70% plus of the air we
breathe. John has nitrogen.
We're going bad for the
environment. Everybody.
Adam Curry: I'm getting a plane
ticket for John. He's going to
The Hague. He's going to tell
everybody what's up with
nitrogen. I know. I'm asking
what's up. I'm telling you what
they're saying. This is what
they're saying, oh, nitrogen is
a crisis. We have a nitrogen
crisis. That's literally what
they're saying. And people go,
Oh, you're a crisis. Yeah.
Where's the crisis? Well, we
have too much nitrogen sounds
like carbon. Actually, we have
too much oxygen.
Unknown: Carbon dioxide.
Adam Curry: The people are
stupid. People don't go to
school anymore, or they don't
teach stuff. This is this is a
psyop. Of course it is cow
farts. Yeah, don't worry. We got
some chicken in a in a vat.
We're brewing some chicken for
you.
John C Dvorak: It's over chicken
in the vet clip by the way.
Adam Curry: Let's play it now
that it fits in perfectly.
John C Dvorak: We're just so
here's the chicken because you
know my thesis on this. And
here's a guy kind of confirming
it. He's as a tick tock clip.
Adam Curry: Oh, hold on a
second. I'll stop. I'll stop.
John C Dvorak: A lesson in
biology and it's a clip is
called lab grown meat.
Unknown: So I'm going to tell
you what I just found out about
lab grown meat and I can assure
you you are going to be
discussed at the source of this
meat. They need fast growing
cells, replicating cells just
like when you have a farm that
makes a tree you don't want to
plant a new tree every week. You
want a tree that gives you a lot
of fruit and this is what
they're trying to do with me.
And so what do they find? Well,
there's something called an
immortalized cell also known as
a healer, cell healer, after
Henrietta Lacks who sometime in
the 1950s had cervical cancer
and then I removed her cancer
cells, put them in a petri dish
to see how long would they
continue replicating and they're
still replicating today. So if
you've already started to read
in between the lines, you may
guess where I'm going with this
that they realize the best
source for fast replicating
cells to make lab grown meat
that you're going to eat or
cancer and pre cancer. So that
means taking cancerous and
precancerous cells literally
putting them as the base and
having those replicate to
continue as fast as possible
pace produced the meat that
you're going to eat.
Adam Curry: I learned about
healer cells from Mo, Henrietta
lac was a black woman, and her
ancestors have been in, in
legal, you know, legal battles
for years, because they
basically just took herself and
have sold it all over the world
millions of times over. And it
shouldn't give her a royalty.
Yes, they should. Yes, they
should I agree with lab. Lab
meat is racist.
John C Dvorak: But the point of
this clip is that it's a tumor.
Adam Curry: Yes. I think I just
had an idea. I had a marketing
idea. He loved burgers, now
you're talking about burgers,
and we could cut in, we could
cut in the her ancestors. And
John C Dvorak: that's a
marketing idea. Let's sell tumor
burgers. And that's going to
make his Bowser Rich. Hey,
Adam Curry: nothing else seems
to work. Telling the truth is
not a great business model.
Anyway, back to my buddy,
France, France Timmermans. He's
calling for global talks on the
on the geoengineering. And he's
pretending Oh, you know, there's
risks. Yeah, but we need
governance, governance. This is
literally what what I've been
talking about since the
beginning of the show, is
spraying crap in the air also
known as those and now they're
just coming out and saying,
Yeah, we need to, we need to
govern that, you know, because I
mean, I want to bring that under
our control here is like Bill
Gates, who's who's doing most of
it. Now he owns a, a geo
engineering company.
John C Dvorak: Bill Gates is one
of the maniacs who thinks that
by spraying a bunch of crap into
the upper atmosphere to cut down
two sons to kill the sun. That
is just like from a Simpsons
episode where burns does it?
Yeah. And
Adam Curry: Simpsons predicted
once again. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: So it probably
does need some governance. Are
you gonna have these maniacs
like gates? Starting to do stuff
on their own? They're going to
start freelancing, and I am I'm
actually kind of, I would agree
with him a little bit on this.
Adam Curry: We, of course, but
he's talking about the
governance. You're not talking
about stopping it. No, no, we
have to control it. It shouldn't
be done at all. It's ridiculous.
It's ridiculous.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I agree.
That should not be done at all.
Adam Curry: Meanwhile, NPR has
the climate change. By the way,
people
John C Dvorak: should just go
see the movie was a Snowpiercer.
Adam Curry: I couldn't get
through it. I didn't like snow
Pierce.
John C Dvorak: Oh, you didn't
get to the part where they where
they had the food bank where
they're making food.
Adam Curry: No, I tuned out way
earlier than that. I tuned out
way earlier than that. Horowitz
loved it. I didn't like it that
much. You can get it. You can
see it on YouTube. I think it's
on YouTube, I don't think even
need to resort to to a streaming
company has been around so long.
The NPR has the climate change
clip of the week. And because
it's so hot. We're under the
heat dome. Sorry. I've gotta say
it is a hot outside. It's hot
outside. Hello. I'm working for
Unknown: NPR. Try riding your
bike in a suit.
Adam Curry: You wear a suit to
John C Dvorak: your and try
riding your bike in a suit like
I do. Does.
Adam Curry: Does he wear a suit
to the radio studio? What kind
of people are these?
John C Dvorak: I always wear a
suit to the station and I ride a
bike.
Unknown: It is hot outside.
Try riding your bike in a suit.
And we don't even know the worst
of it just south of here in
Washington DC. Places in the US
are under heat advisories as
temperatures break 100 degrees.
And people are facing dangerous
extreme heat.
Yeah, I mean, we have some good
tips on the show yesterday for
staying safe and comfortable in
heat. Like
Adam Curry: Oh, John, are you
staying safe and comfortable,
safe and comfortable baby stay
safe, safe and comfortable?
Unknown: Some of which may feel
kind of obvious like staying as
cool as possible by hydrating
and trying not to run around too
much.
Adam Curry: There's always
hydrating the MPR word for
drinking water. I just want to
make sure because I'm a little
confused. very pretentious word
hydrating
Unknown: up. Yes, like staying
as cool as possible by hydrating
and trying not to run around too
much. Yeah,
but there's one thing we didn't
mention which is splitting,
splitting. That is a
very silly word for a pretty
Have you
Adam Curry: not heard of
splitting? fluting splitting SPL
o t i n g splitting
John C Dvorak: I doubt I would
do that in the privacy of my own
home
Unknown: splitting,
splitting. That is a very silly
word for a pretty cool strategy.
Something animals do more than
humans walk around on a hot day
and you actually might see a
squirrel splitting.
I think it's called bleeding
because that is kind of what it
looks like. It's like if a
squirrel just like splattered
down on the pavement, all of its
limbs are splayed. So it's kind
of like spreadeagled on the
ground.
That's animal physiologist
Andrea Rummel, when humans are
hot, sweating cools us down. But
she says animals that can't
sweat have to resort to other
behaviors to cool off
the squirrels are trying to
regulate their body temperatures
by spreading out on a cool
surface. Think of it like
finding the cool part of the
pillow when you're trying to
fall
asleep. And it's not just
squirrels that split dogs
raccoons bears all kinds of
animals will do it if they are
overheating.
Adam Curry: polluting, I think
they're just making it up.
polluting. This was a five
minute segment on NPR.
John C Dvorak: You know, they
mentioned that people don't do
again, we do sweat. That's the
advantage. We don't have to do
that. Whatever that is the
animals are doing.
Adam Curry: Well, not everybody
sweats.
John C Dvorak: Last year,
there's a myth number number of
lizard people we know. Hillary,
Hillary doesn't sweat rock Obama
bright doesn't sweat, right?
Because somebody else?
Unknown: I don't know.
Adam Curry: Probably? I don't
know. I don't know. Those are
the only two famous ones I
should have a list of yes, a
list of non sweaters. And I'm
just staying with climate change
for one more second. The most
emailed article this week, or in
the past few days, which I just
want to address for a moment.
And people know that I'm a
pilot. So they sent me the
headline, world's first fully
electric flying car approved by
FAA and accepting pre orders. I
mean, this is the what a great
PR job is. So, so well done.
This now. We you and I could
have advised these guys. They'd
have nothing. They have a
plastic model, which looks kind
of cool. But it doesn't even
drive, let alone fly. And
they've taken it they filled out
a form, sent it to the FAA and
said, Hey, we want to do some,
some test flights at this, of
this facility with, you know,
basically an oversized drone.
And the FAA says Surely, okay,
go ahead. You can stay within
these boundaries, you're good to
go. Now they've turned that into
a PR campaign, saying they have
FAA certification is no
certification about it special
airworthiness certification.
absolutely not true. There's no
air worthiness special
airworthiness certification at
all that I'm aware of. And they
don't have specs, they don't
have a car that flies. But you
can invest now with your pre
order of $1,500, or you can
become an investor. This is the
biggest, biggest bunch of bull
crap I've seen from this sector
in a while. And there's a lot of
these things, a lot of flying
cars, than if you really that's
why I'm always looking for
specs. What's the spec? Well,
it'll do 60 miles an hour. For
11 minutes. There's not a single
flying vehicle to date that has
been announced or is flying on
batteries. Mind you on
batteries. That will actually
get me from here to Austin. I
wouldn't mind charging in Austin
and then flying back but none of
that is true. Even the you know,
the battery powered plane.
They're saying, Yeah, we're
canceling that project because
it just we just can't do it. The
batteries overheat. The
batteries are too heavy, though
of course they're too heavy the
power to weight ratio is
insanely stupid.
John C Dvorak: But it's same
thing with the large semi
trucks, the big trucks and it
turns out that the batteries are
too heavy.
Adam Curry: It's like 8000
pounds and then a batteries
John C Dvorak: charged down the
street and a charge
Adam Curry: your fleet of 50
trucks would take the energy of
Austin. It's the whole thing is
is a hoax by Elon
Unknown: Elon. Yeah.
Adam Curry: But I just love that
and I and people don't know
they're sending me like, Hey,
you should get in on this. Okay,
thanks. Yeah, you should order
one. Yeah, I would order. So the
fully electric vehicle with a
hydrogen option for a higher
price. It's a low speed vehicle
to be driven up to 200 miles on
public roads and fix it In a
regular garage, but it can also
launch vertically into the air
with the flying range of 110
Miles according to their
website. But this and then they
you know, they got all these
cool videos render good, you
know they put some money into
the renderings but no, it's not
going to happen. It's like my
buddy Michel in in the UK when
Uber announced the Uber air
taxi, where's that? That
happened several years ago. He's
the I'm I put in for a license
from my club. I said dude is not
gonna have not just not gonna
happen. This is a hoax. This is
no way. The power to weight
ratio is off. It's not going to
happen. Anyway. Transitioning to
the collapse of the United
States, which, according to
Colonel McGregor is nearby. Do
you like McGregor? We've talked?
John C Dvorak: We've talked
about it. No, I don't because he
would wouldn't take my call. The
podcast. He does all these low
end podcast. Yeah, he's really
he's a dick.
Adam Curry: He's not the friend
of a podcast. He's the foe of
the podcast, a foe of the pod.
Well, if
John C Dvorak: this podcast Oh,
yeah, you know, guess where he
wound up? Some other podcast?
Adam Curry: Patrick bet, David.
The guy we just heard from with
the
John C Dvorak: who I find this
podcast annoying.
Unknown: I don't think we'll
ever get to the 2024 election. I
think things are going hollowed
Washington before then. I think
our economic financial condition
is fragile. I think we're going
to end up in a situation where
we find out the banks are closed
for two or three weeks. And
nobody can get into them. You
think so I think we're going to
run into something like that.
Yeah. I also know, levels of
violence and criminality in our
cities is so high, that it's
going to spill over into other
places in society, people that
normally think they can live
remote from the problem are now
beginning to be touched by the
problem, then I look at this
thing in Ukraine, I think
Ukraine is going to lose
catastrophically it's going to
be a complete collapse. And that
too, is going to have an effect
here at home because people are
going to say, Well, wait a
minute, everybody told us
Ukraine was winning. Everybody
told us X, Y and Z i mean it's
sort of the Russian hoax on
steroids. All of those things
are going to come together or
converge in some way that's
going to prevent us from
reaching you know the status quo
Oh, another election Oh, another
set of campaigns and so forth.
Adam Curry: This is getting some
play.
Unknown: Oh, man Yeah,
John C Dvorak: you know you
could be if you want to do that
you could do that I could do it
anyone could go do this you be
running out of material you got
no books to sell. He had one
famous book that he saw in the
military strategy and you got to
get out there you got to find
some way you need some maybe
I'll get a gig on Fox or maybe
you get this sort of thing like
Tammy Bruce by the way I think
he's going to be the next Fox
regular
Adam Curry: really they just
gave it to they gave the eight
o'clock slot to
John C Dvorak: what what's the
boys they just moved people
around so far? They gave it to
Jesse waters. Yeah, I know they
gave it to Jesse waters he's not
going to be able to handle
handling So either I don't think
so. It's not that good. He's
okay on to five sometimes and
he's he's got that stupid look
on his face. It's not like he's
kidding you all the time. So
maybe no, she's going to be
brought in because she took over
Hannity show. And she's better
than Hannity. She asked smart
questions. She's sharp she's
just good she has She's an old
broadcaster from Bill old broad
caster. Yeah. From from the get
go radio type. But looks good on
TV. So I think that they're
gonna have to bring her on
because and waters I don't think
he can pull it off.
Adam Curry: You know, I was on
the Brian Kilmeade radio show on
Friday. I've been on it before
and I think you know, you show
up on on back and stuff like
that. Oh, the booker goes.
Curry. We need someone for
Friday called curry. Okay. You
know, and Frank is a nice guy.
And the fox Radio Network has a
lot of people listening, so I'm
just I'm just gonna promote as
much as I can. I'm just
promoting no agenda.
John C Dvorak: He actually did
it. Yeah. Pretty amazed at what
you do on a radio show posted.
Yeah, he
Adam Curry: did a pretty good
job. But he started off with
like, so what do you think of
what MTV has become? Like,
really?
John C Dvorak: There you go.
Yeah. But,
Adam Curry: but but then he then
he brought up the whole Biden
ball gag strap. And, and you
played some clip of of Biden
mumbling and I decided I would
pull a Dvorak on him. And I
said, Well, you know, we have a
theory over to no agenda show
hoping people will catch on and
like and come over and listen to
us that he's really like the
chin. Vincent gigante and kill
me with a little word If your
theory really screws with
mainstream media's heads, it's
like not at all what they
expected
John C Dvorak: doesn't fit into
the narrative.
Adam Curry: And you know who's
been listening to your to your
theory? Ben Shapiro.
Unknown: But if you're Joe
Biden, then you get away with
it. And one of the reasons you
get away with it is because
right now, not only are you the
President of the United States,
but you're you're a babbling
fool. And his you're a babbling
fool. You're threatening, one of
the great so this for a while,
one of the great assets that Joe
Biden has is that he appears to
be in a state of cognitive
decline, in the same way that
you watch a mafia movie, and you
will see somebody in a mafia
movie who is under investigation
pretend to be crazy, or pretend
to be in a state of cognitive
decline that prosecutors like it
couldn't have done it. That
guy's walking around a bathrobe.
That is basically Joe Biden at
this point, I don't think is
pretending but I certainly think
that his hit the decline in his
cognitive faculties make him a
more sympathetic figure than he
otherwise would be Joe Biden of
2008 was not in any way
sympathetic. Now, he seemed
sympathetic, mainly because
you're afraid that he's going to
literally keel over and die at
any moment.
Adam Curry: I think he's kind of
kind of listening to you from
material.
John C Dvorak: Well, he could
have at least had some details
about the fact that it was
Vincent Giga Dante.
Adam Curry: Oh, but listen,
we're the we're the OG no agenda
show we do a segment on on
Rachel Levine. Boom. Talk her
does eight minutes on Rachel
Levine.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah. I
know your thesis is and I'm not
going to argue against it
completely. But since you
brought this topic up, let's
hear what Mayor Pete on Biden
has to say is a two parter and
the second parts of the kicker.
So this is part one Mayor Pete
Unknown: Warren. The President
faced a wave of criticism on
Wednesday after saying that
Russian President Vladimir Putin
was clearly losing the war in
Iraq. Biden also said Iraq
instead of Ukraine at a
fundraiser on Tuesday night and
didn't correct himself, Buda
judge was asked about voter
doubts on Biden's mental
competency as the oldest
president in history.
John C Dvorak: Okay, okay, so
we're brought in so we're gonna
go to Mayor Pete, who's going to
backup the thesis part two,
Unknown: what I say is, I wish
you could be in a room with him
the way I often am, in the dark
room, how he is simultaneously
focused on a big picture vision
and very focused on details.
Buda
judge cited rail infrastructure
meetings he's had with Biden,
where he says the president
hones in on questions. So
specific, it becomes necessary
to pull in experts from Amtrak
to satisfy his desire for
detailed information that a
judge says it's not age that
matters, but your ability to get
the job done. This is an
administration that has been
extraordinarily effective.
Adam Curry: Well, now oh,
John C Dvorak: by the way,
that's funny in normal
circumstance that leads to other
clips are proving
extraordinarily effective
doesn't really exist. But
anyway, safe
Adam Curry: and effective. Well,
both can be true at the same
time. Biden can be very good
behind the scenes very detailed
and obvious cognitive decline
when he's out. Out and About.
And President Trump who's out
and about, he has his own
theory.
Unknown: Do you know? And I
know, Joe doesn't know he's
alive. This Biden doesn't know
he's alive. Biden doesn't know.
I mean, he doesn't know he's
alive. Now. I have to tell you,
he's a different guy. He looks
different than he used to. He
acts different than he used to.
He's even slower than he used to
be. So I don't know but I call
him one present Joe. Joe Biden
is a dummy it's not him
Adam Curry: this is going around
the the ladies Yeah, I love
John C Dvorak: that clip. Yeah,
the lady Joe Biden is a dummy.
Adam Curry: Well, but not just a
dummy. But you know, these are
different Joe Biden, you know,
it's either the mask or with the
mask.
John C Dvorak: i This also falls
into place with our normal
thinking that there's probably
three of these guys. And I count
three. They have different
teeth, they have different eye
colors, the whole thing don't
even necessarily look the same.
Adam Curry: The ladies out here
have a, you know, have their own
text group. This is where I get
a lot of the good stuff from
now, like, exactly this. Joe
Biden has three of them. They
got masks, so fake. I love that.
They're my favorites. And
they're there also, a lot of
them are members of the moms for
liberty, which is now getting,
getting some deep Play. Play.
Yeah. Here's the NBC
Unknown: Tonight in
Philadelphia, the latest battle
in the culture war culture,
white mystery and erase anything
else with the right people.
The second annual convention for
moms for liberty is drawing top
Republican presidential
candidates. Tina Deskovic and
Tiffany justice started the
group in 2021 in Florida as a
way to find COVID restrictions.
But since then moms for Liberty
says it's expanded to 285
chapters across 44 states with
more than 120,000 members. Among
other things. The organization
now battles what it calls the
indoctrination of children on
topics such as race, gender, and
sexuality. It's advocated
removing what it deems
inappropriate books from school
libraries. Also, the Southern
Poverty Law Center has now
labeled moms for liberty and
anti government extremist
students, they harm communities.
They spread ideas that are about
conspiracy based about a
tradable government that are
untrue. How
do you respond to that?
We reject that look at our
record from last year we 500
School Board races 275 of those
races. That is exactly what
you're supposed to do in our
political process.
The group is built as a
grassroots movement, but critics
are questioning where the money
that's funded its explosive
growth is coming from the
nonprofit is not required to
disclose its donors.
Adam Curry: This is so evil what
they're doing. A lot of these
women are friends. They are
truly moms. A lot of them
actually have no children, which
is interesting. Or that there's
a there's a a percentage, but
they are involved in local
politics is really I really like
what they're doing. Be able to
in fact, I got a I got a message
just the other day, Monday. The
fifth was the fifth. The fifth
is Tuesday was the fifth.
Tuesday. Fifth of July.
John C Dvorak: Domestic
Terrorists
Adam Curry: now we got to go to
city council because they're
they're doing stuff that they
want to start a public housing
authority in Fredericksburg,
John C Dvorak: which is where
many people are in
Fredericksburg. 15,000 Oh, this
was bigger than I thought I was
like five. Yeah, but there's
Adam Curry: 800 apartments about
to come online 800 in the
commercial sector. You know,
what do we really need lower
cost housing for is for people
to work in the shops and the
restaurants in Fredericksburg.
But no no, no, we
John C Dvorak: do. Oh, we
Adam Curry: have public housing
authority. Well, we know how
that goes. Yeah. And so they're
riling everybody up. I like that
but now boy AC Oh was at
Southern Poverty Law Center all
domestic terrorist group. That's
ridiculous.
John C Dvorak: And it's Southern
Poverty Law Center has become
domestic terrorists.
Adam Curry: I agree. It's really
unbelievable. Now it's actually
it's totally believable. But the
most of these women are just
there. They're sweethearts
they're really trying to do
something I appreciate I think
we have a lot of moms for
Liberty listening I have a lot
of them came in during COVID
gets they were just working to
get some information should this
two old dudes talking about let
me check them out? Might as well
got everything else
John C Dvorak: about COVID
Unknown: Yes
yes t
John C Dvorak: I can do it too.
Yeah
Adam Curry: pretty good. We're
just segwaying all over the
place today
John C Dvorak: they're decided
it seems to me to go back on the
bat propaganda Oh no. To bring
to dissuade anyone from thinking
that anything any of these
diseases coming down to Piper
manufactured by you know Fort
Meade or anyplace else for
Dietrich I'm sorry. For it means
where the where the
Adam Curry: spaceships are four
meters right it's Ford means
where the water
John C Dvorak: ships at Fort
Meade, no flying saucers. It is
in Detroit. Are they making that
box?
Adam Curry: Fort Meade was the
poison water I think they did.
The poison bath
John C Dvorak: forget. The
various forts are all mentioned
in The Day After Roswell book by
Philip Corso, which seems to
have been shoved aside by
everybody but onward with the
COVID. So this isn't a bat
propaganda. Yes, it's COVID Bat
propaganda
Unknown: to search for the exact
origin of COVID-19 has
highlighted the risk of viruses
transmitted by certain species
of bats. In the wild. They can
withstand viruses that kill
other animals, and the viruses
can incubate in bats and spread
to other animals in humans. As
Ali Rogen explains today, humans
and bats are interacting more
than ever. global
industrialization
continues to reduce the amount
of the world untouched by
humans. That means species like
bats are no longer as insulated
from human interaction as they
once were. In recent decades,
bats have been traced as the
source of outbreaks of rabies,
Marburg virus, Nipah, virus and
Ebola. To discuss why this is
happening, I'm joined by Neil
Vora. He's a physician with
Conservation International, a
nonprofit environmentalist
group. And he works on pandemic
prevention. Neil, thank you so
much for joining us. Tell me
about what you and your
colleagues have found out about
human and bat interaction in
recent years in recent decades.
Adam Curry: I'm sorry, what news
outlet is this from again?
John C Dvorak: PBS man,
Adam Curry: it's almost as good
as NPR spooning squirrel.
Unknown: It starts off with
understanding about emerging
infectious diseases. We know
that infectious diseases are
increasingly emerging around the
world since at least the 1940s.
And most of these new infectious
diseases originate in animals,
then jump into people that's
called spillover and spill overs
are increasing around the world.
Because of what we humans are
doing to nature and how we're
interacting with animals around
the world. Bats are getting
stressed as we are disrupting
their habitats and affecting
their food supply. We have been
stressing out bats in a variety
of different ways. And that
makes them more prone to
illness, and makes them more
likely to shed viruses that can
then go on to infect people just
like when we're stressed, we're
more likely to get sick. The
same goes for bats.
Adam Curry: This is okay. This
is very interesting that they're
they're dredging this old cow
out of the canal. What are they
trying? Why now? What is what is
John C Dvorak: I've been trying
to figure that out as I as we go
through these steps, you will
figure it out. And this goes on
a lot longer than the clips I
have. Sure. And it's and they're
really pushing the bat
narrative. And they're also
saying they also push don't do
it don't be mean to bats.
Because you know, bats are good
to eat insects and bugs. We got
bats we had some bats are
important that Texas is loaded
with bats. Bats, yes. Yeah. And
you had the bat caves where they
come out at night and
Adam Curry: we got this bag.
Austin has the bat bridge where
every year in
John C Dvorak: San Antonio is
got some bad thing going on.
Adam Curry: in Johnson City. But
Johnson National Park is Batcave
very famous. Got bats flying
overhead at night here.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, they're
pooping all over the place. I
mean, that's sick. Okay. He's a
cell bat guano is a fabulous a
nutrient for plants and bad one.
Oh, he's been sold in bags.
Yeah.
Adam Curry: I think there's laws
now here. You can't collect the
bat guano? I think.
John C Dvorak: I don't know why
guys go part to this propaganda.
Now I want to listen carefully
this and there's an eel logic
here that I have to discuss.
Unknown: And why are bats so
unique in their ability to carry
viruses that can affect humans,
there's a
variety of reasons for this one
might have to do with different
immune systems that bats have
compared to humans, which allows
them to tolerate some viruses
differently than humans can.
Furthermore, bats are able to
fly over large distances. And so
that allows them to carry
viruses from one area to another
similar to how humans for
infected with a virus and we
jump in a plane, we can carry
that virus to other parts of the
world. So these are some of the
factors that might explain why
bats are able to transmit a
number of viruses to humans, but
not be affected by them the same
way we are. Okay,
John C Dvorak: so bats aren't
affected by viruses the same way
we are, because they can fly a
long distance. I want to this is
exactly what he said. He had two
reasons. One, he says, Well,
maybe their immune systems a
little different, so they can
tolerate more infections, and
they just carry these viruses
around. And then they can the
question remember was why bats?
How can they do this? How can
they hold these viruses in and
then transfer them to humans,
and they can travel a long
distance that that's got nothing
to do with whether or not they
can be infected, it's just
Adam Curry: well, and to
complete the bat theory, it was
sold at a wet market where some
schmuck was eating the bat and
some talk about the logic some
schmuck bought a wet market bat
and ate it and then got it maybe
this is to set us up for for
more you know, another pandemic
which could be domestic bats.
John C Dvorak: Hey has to be
something like that because and
by the way, going back to that
story, it oh eight we always
have to remember that that wet
market did not sell bats. That
was researched and proven.
Adam Curry: Well, that's not
that you're ruining the story. I
am
John C Dvorak: ruining the story
but this Hmong other book and
here we go with part three. And
here we go again. Let's bring
back to pangolin is wildlife
trade,
Unknown: both legal and illegal
needs to be regulated and
monitored more closely. We've
had a number of outbreaks
associated with wildlife, such
as M pox back in 2003. Also, the
original SARS outbreak back in
2003, was also associated with
wildlife trade, and very likely
the COVID pandemic was also
related to the wildlife trade.
Adam Curry: Wow. Oh yeah, that's
where SARS came from. Sure. Not
another bat.
John C Dvorak: SARS he claims
out of the blue I didn't know
this that SARS called One was
from bats. Now, we know this
isn't true, not true. In fact,
they go on and the woman I
didn't play clip anymore this
because it goes on forever. And
she brings in the well, the lab
theory, and he says there's no
proof of the lab theory. It's
just a theory. And it goes on
and on about how the lab theory
is probably not true, because
it's these damned animals that
go back and forth and back and
forth with the viruses and
really stuck with this
Adam Curry: muscle. Okay, this
can all it isn't up. I mean, ya
know, maybe it's just to bring
more discredit info towards RFK.
John C Dvorak: Oh, that could be
you could
Adam Curry: use it for that
like, Well, yeah. But have you
not been listening to PBS or
national treasure? This is came
from a Batman not from a lab.
Maybe that's it?
John C Dvorak: That could be
that's actually I didn't
consider the RFK angle. I didn't
know that he was that dangerous.
He would do that. I think he is
dangerous to them. But he might
be he might be dangerous. I only
have two I have two other COVID
clips that are kind of his fraud
money in TD New Tang Dynasty.
Unknown: This is in di D. You
may recall hearing about fraud
and COVID relief programs for
businesses. A federal watchdog
is putting a number on how much
money was handed out to
fraudulent claims a total of
more than $200 billion. That's
17% of the $1.2 trillion. The
Small Business Administration
distributed it amounts to about
4.5 million fraudulent claims.
Some of that was paid through
the paycheck protection program.
It was designed to help
businesses pay employees during
the pandemic, but most of the
sum was actually paid through
economic injury disaster loans.
Businesses were supposed to pay
those loans back on like PPP
assistance.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this was
the clip I was going to go to
after Buddha just says that
things are going great. This is
the best ever administration.
Adam Curry: Well, what happened
is, you know, trillions of
dollars was stolen. Not by us.
We didn't get any PPP. I didn't
get any
Unknown: No. The SBAS inspector
general says pressure to inject
money into the economy quickly
was a magnet for fraudsters and
says the SBA did not employ
adequate safeguards to prevent
it. The Justice Department has
taken action against dozens of
people for defrauding Medicare
and Medicaid. They've been added
for two weeks. They have charged
78 defendants including two
dozen doctors, nurses and other
medical professionals. This game
spans 16 states and resulted in
$2.5 billion of alleged fraud.
Officials say much of the fraud
targeted the elderly, people
with mental health issues, and
people addicted to opioids. One
case accuses doctors of plotting
with telemarketers to get
kickbacks for pushing
unnecessary medical equipment.
Another scheme allegedly
involved buying HIV medications
from patients, then repackaging
them to sell to pharmacies.
Prosecutors say in some
instances, the wrong
medications, broken pills, and
even pebbles were sold.
John C Dvorak: Talking about
taking advantage of old people
so I I've been documenting all
these phone calls I get from the
various scammers. Oh, yes. And I
finally got the one I've been
waiting for. After the IRS,
they're going to come to my door
with a gun. They're going to
arrest me all these different
things. Here. I got this one. A
granddad said what? Granddad
it's your grandson.
Adam Curry: Oh, you got one. You
got the phony. The phony. I need
some money. I'm in jail.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the guy had
a big deep gravelly voice in New
York accent he sounded like
this. And then he says I got my
sound different because I broke
my nose. I got into a car
accident the bag went off my
nose is broken.
Adam Curry: Wow. Okay, of course
now wait a minute. First of all,
how could you not be recording
this?
John C Dvorak: I was up there
was in the office. I don't have
a recorder hooked up to this
Adam Curry: phone hit one of
those suction cup jobs. It's the
wrong phone number the suction
cup you put on this? Yeah,
John C Dvorak: remember? I know
I feel so bad about not having
this. That's where easily see
this guy and his voice
inexcusable, hey, I broke my
nose. I can't say I don't sound
right the granddad and I so I,
you know, I wasn't gonna get
much out of this guy because it
was wasn't recording and so I
say to him, I say, That's down.
That's terrible. And he says,
and then I said I said, and
what's worse is that my grandson
is only 12 years old. How did
you get a license? Click?
Adam Curry: Yeah. Hey, Granddad
granddad. Yeah, they could use
some effects.
John C Dvorak: So that was the
that's that was you got I don't
know, I might be now on a list
because you know, they have
Adam Curry: they're, they're
relentless. They don't care.
They'll keep trying it with you.
And I think I think they sell
the list because ever since we
tried to get that the pig
butcher thing onto the air with
us. Um, now now they're sending
me pictures. It's always some
Asian chick, Chloe. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: Hello Chloe, the
Asian chick.
Adam Curry: I did want to point
something out, you know, this,
this World Health Organization
treaty which is which is already
a treaty with America as part of
the treaty, but they're
upgrading it. And from what I
understand that and then won't
be until next year, they don't
really have to do much with it.
They actually got a pig butcher
call right now we're not going
to do it. So they it doesn't
need to be ratified. It can just
kind of continue somehow. The
ratification the original treaty
has article 18 is something
people are talking about. And it
calls on member states to quote
tackle false misleading
information or disinformation
and to manage info demic acts
through social listening
initiatives. And they have a
social listening initiative
known as the early AI supported
response and social listening
system, also known as IRS which
you can find at Hu dash irs.com.
And you can by country you can
look into all the disinformation
and see what people are are
talking about on social media
right now in real time.
Unknown: Given the URL again,
Adam Curry: W H O dash irs.com
So they have a social indicators
and I've got it now the last
seven days in the United States
now this is around the world.
Distrust is it 16 Doesn't work.
John C Dvorak: Works for me. W H
O dash irs.com Yeah.
Adam Curry: Doesn't work. I'm
doing it right now. And it
works.
John C Dvorak: It doesn't work
here W H O dash, dash e ar s.com
There it is. And if I hit the
refresh, it came up out.
Adam Curry: So you can see here
they've got social indicators.
And let me grab the United
States because I've had for the
whole world they do it for the
hope that they're so amazing for
the whole world United States.
topics of conversation 18.9% are
talking about COVID vaccine 9.7%
industry this is only about
health stuff. It's not about
anything else. Industry and
economic impact. 6.7% right now
talking about myths and
disinformation. These are some
key stats, top keywords COVID
online people vaccine license
passport, pandemic vaccines,
rising keywords, license, top
hashtags COVID-19 COVID, long
COVID Maderna. ivermectin. Oh,
we got to squash those people.
Oh, no. Hashtag HcQ S has risen
11 100%. So somehow they're
going to use this to, you know,
make sure that that the
government's are all listening
in and making sure they it's a
dashboard basically, to
Dashboard to adjust. Adjust the
messaging. What do you think
boo? Oh,
John C Dvorak: is this domain?
Adam Curry: I'm pretty sure that
the World Health Organization,
John C Dvorak: there's no
evidence of that on this page.
Adam Curry: Well, that's a very
good question. Who is W H O
dosh? yours.com. I'm not dumb.
I'm glad you. Yeah. According to
the WHO IS server, the World
Health Organization owns this.
That's evidenced right here in
the Whois record.
John C Dvorak: I'm looking at
the Whois record with GoDaddy
version. It does.
Adam Curry: Yeah, but I'm in the
Whois record online, you know,
like,
John C Dvorak: what I'm on. Now
Adam Curry: you're on the
GoDaddy thing.
John C Dvorak: Well Go Daddy's
got a good Whois server, and
well how can mine show It was
okay no ibasis shows it it shows
it. Yeah,
Adam Curry: Ave APIA 20. Geneva.
Got the phone number? Plus for
one that's that would be
Virginia. Yeah. And they own it.
It's the real deal.
John C Dvorak: It they put it on
the website somewhere. Yeah.
They don't
Adam Curry: want podcasters you
know, figuring it out. I love
it. I think this is great. And
fantastic. This actually came
from the new Wikileaks file dump
this information, which I
thought the WikiLeaks file dump
had already been done, but I
guess there's new stuff in
there. Now they open up the file
the OLA you don't
John C Dvorak: have authority to
look at it.
Adam Curry: No. Well, I'm not
Jake Tapper. I'm not working for
CNN. So I'm not I don't have
clearance. So I can do whatever
I want. You gotta hold a Hotep
Hotez clip before we get out of
COVID. This is
John C Dvorak: a classic Hotez
clip. This is him over the years
starting 2019 talking about how
long does it take to make a
vaccine and it goes right up to
date.
Unknown: It's usually a 10 to 25
year timeframe. People forget
how long it really takes. So you
Adam Curry: need to point out
that this this super this super
cut or mini cut of his starts
when Trump was talking about
vaccines? And of course, that's
when no one would you know
Kamala Harris, I'll never take
the Trump vaccine Trump vaccine
bad not going to who knows what
he's doing with his warp speed?
No good. So of course, warp
speed is crazy. It takes 25
years,
Unknown: it's usually a 10 to 25
year timeframe. People forget
how long it really takes to
develop an effective and safe
vaccine and do all the adequate
clinical testing. The current
record for developing a vaccine
from start to licensure in the
United States is around three or
four years. So that's the
realistic timeframe. We'd have
to start thinking about when you
look at the timelines of
Coronavirus facts, this COVID-19
vaccines it really follows the
same progression as almost any
other vaccine, the vaccine
development cycle for COVID 19
vaccines very much goes along
with what we've seen before and
there are some very variances
but, but modest, and I think
that's an important story for
people to know if they're
concerned about taking COVID-19
vaccine. Man Trump's
Adam Curry: got to get his story
straight about vaccines, you
know, the moms for liberty,
there's your group,
John C Dvorak: never gonna
happen. Why did you say one of
his favorite fatal flaws is as
he never admits he's wrong.
Adam Curry: I mean, the moms for
Liberty won't vote for him
because of that one issue. And
they've got they I think they
have real grassroots power. It's
really, really short sighted.
It's really stupid.
John C Dvorak: He's hard for him
to say, hey, look, I was taken
for a ride on this. I was wrong.
I had the wrong people in place.
In fact, I hired a lot of people
that shouldn't have been hired
because I can't seem to hire
people properly. He's just can't
do it. It's just too much.
Adam Curry: Well, that is a
fatal flaw. If he if he came out
if you've literally said, Hey, I
got duped or whatever. And he
should include the lockdown in
that which was really not a
duping but he just didn't want
to he knew that he will be toast
if he did that. But you probably
know in hindsight might not have
been if the rest of the world
shut down. And America didn't.
But if he did that if he
admitted his flaw if he just
said hey, now I screwed up
John C Dvorak: that little part
of the festival game where you
admit you're wrong and he takes
you take a beating for two
minutes. He's good.
Adam Curry: Yeah, people would
would revere him if he did that.
Yeah, he
John C Dvorak: can't matter.
It's just something that's not
possible.
Adam Curry: That's too bad.
That's all he's missing that and
maybe he'll do it. October
surprise.
John C Dvorak: Surprise. Trump
begins human.
Adam Curry: Everybody All right,
before we take a break and it's
a doozy of a break because for
some reason what have we put up
a new web page or something that
says Send long notes Adam and
John love it? What happened?
John C Dvorak: I have no idea
what happened here with these
long these long notes.
Adam Curry: I mean, we love the
support but
John C Dvorak: it's it started
notes have got to stop
Adam Curry: they really are a
little bit too long. And I think
there's another thing you know
because of your excellent
delivery of these company names.
People like yeah
John C Dvorak: well we've had to
put a stop to that eventually.
Adam Curry: This funny company's
coming up though. I can write
this off if I make my company
name but give it
John C Dvorak: a good excuse to
write it off. Yeah,
Adam Curry: it's funny. Queen
Ursula, very short clip but
she's doing the impossible what
will never happen can't do it.
It's illegal
Unknown: and During this
European Council, we have
discussed the topic of
immobilized Russian assets. We,
the Commission will come forward
with a proposal and we will
focus prudently on the windfall
profits from the immobilized
assets of the Russian Central
Bank.
Adam Curry: They're gonna steal
the money, they're gonna steal
the money for from the
Counterparty assets from the
Russian Central Bank when they
got cut off from Swift. It's
amazing.
John C Dvorak: Guys, you're
criminals. Why this is a
criminal act. There's gambling
Adam Curry: going on. That's a
criminal act. Of course. It's
the all criminals. That's the
beauty and then
John C Dvorak: they brag about
That's what gets me. Yeah.
Adam Curry: Well, I so I have
two clips here, which just
fantastic Max Blumenthal, who
was the editor of the grey zone,
and I'm not sure who invited
him, but he's in the United
Nations. He gets to talk for 10
minutes. And he spoke so fast,
he got 20 minutes of content in
talking to I think it's, I don't
know if it's the Security
Council or the Oversight Council
doesn't matter. Because the clip
got out there. I have two clips
from this 10 minute thing, which
is just phenomenal. Really, I
mean, like, oh, there's 10
minutes of no agenda. Actually,
there's half an hour of note no
agenda jammed into into 10
minutes. So too much shorter
clips, a buck and a half for
each one. And this first one is
about the money that the United
States is sending to Ukraine,
which, of course would be nice
to have audited and it'd be nice
to have an audit from the
Pentagon in general. But this is
not just Pentagon money. This is
just the Ukraine money that the
United States citizens have
given to the Treasury or
measures money they printed up,
it doesn't matter. It's our
money and listen to where it's
going.
Unknown: We found among many
bizarre payments a 400 a $4.5
million payment from the US
Social Security Administration
to the key of government. We
found $4.5 billion worth of
payments from the US Agency for
International Development to pay
off Ukraine sovereign debt, much
of what is which is owned by the
global investment firm Blackrock
that amounts to $30 taken from
every US citizen at a time when
foreign 10 Americans cannot
afford a $400 emergency. We
found tax dollars earmarked for
Ukraine, padding the budgets of
a television station in Toronto,
a pro NATO think tank in Poland.
And believe it or not even rural
farmers in Kenya, we found 10s
of millions to private equity
firms, including one in the
Republic of Georgia, as well as
a million dollar payment to a
single private entrepreneur and
Kias. Our audit also revealed
the Pentagon's $4.5 million
contract with a company called
Atlantic diving supply to
provide Ukraine with unspecified
explosives equipment. This is a
notoriously corrupt company that
none other than Tom Tillis, the
chairman of the Senate Armed
Services Committee previously
lambasted for its, quote,
history of fraud. It once again
Congress has failed to ensure
these shady payments and massive
arms deals are properly tracked.
In fact, much of the military
and humanitarian aid shipped to
Ukraine is simply vanished. Last
year, CBS News quoted the
director of a pro's Alinsky
nonprofit in Ukraine who
reported that only 30% of aid
was reaching the front lines.
The embezzlement of funds and
supplies is at least as
troubling as the potential
consequences of the illicit
transfer and sales of military
grade weapons. Last June, the
head of Interpol warned that the
massive transfers of arms into
Ukraine means quote, we can
expect an influx of weapons in
Europe and beyond and that
criminals are now as we speak,
focusing on them.
Adam Curry: Now, of course,
these are all little tiddlywinks
mounts but this is exactly what
is about every these are the the
people on the on the sidelines.
They're just you know this just
just cream that is being shaving
off the top because you need a
billion is 1000 million and this
some say $150 billion that has
already gone to Ukraine well to
the military industrial complex
and stuff that doesn't really
work is old etc. And I don't
even know if they've started
building the new stuff they took
the money for it is a giant scam
and but it does kind of make you
know it makes people mad. So I
think it's good that he did that
and know his dad is not Sidney
Blumenthal dumb trolls. And
here's my favorite because one
of our favorites Jen Psaki comes
up here's the criminal gang for
you, including a blink Lincoln.
Unknown: Indeed, military
cemeteries in Ukraine are
expanding almost as rapidly as
the Northern Virginia McMansions
and beachfront estates of
executives for Lockheed Martin,
Raytheon, and assorted beltway
contractors benefiting from the
second highest level of military
spending since World War Two.
These are the real winners of
the Ukraine proxy war. Not
average Ukrainians are
Americans, the Russians, the
winners or Europeans for that
matter. The winners are people
like Secretary of State Tony
Blinken, who spent his time
between the Obama and Biden
administration's launching a
consulting firm called westech
exec advisors, which secured
lucrative government contracts
for intelligence firms in the
arms industry. Lincoln's former
partners at West exec include
Director of National
Intelligence Avril Haines, CIA
deputy director David Cohen,
former White House press
secretary Jen Psaki, and almost
a dozen current and former
members of Biden's national
security team defense secretary
Lloyd Austin for his part as a
former and possibly future
member of board member of
Raytheon, and an ex partner of
Pine Island. capital investment,
which collaborates with West
exec and which Blinken himself
has advised. Meanwhile, the
current US Ambassador to this
body the UN Linda Thomas
Greenfield is listed as a Senior
Counsel at the Albright
Stonebridge Group, a self
described commercial diplomacy
firm that also finesses
government contracts for the
intelligence and arms sector and
which was founded by Madeleine
Albright, infamously known for
her comments that the deaths by
sanctions of half a million
Iraqi children were worth it. So
while military aged Ukrainian
men are ripped off the streets
by military police and sent to
the frontlines the financially
and politically connected
architects of this proxy war are
planning to walk through the
revolving door to reap
unimaginable profits once their
time in the Biden administration
is over for them and negotiated
settlement to this territorial
dispute means an end to the cash
cow of close to 150 billion in
US aid to Ukraine.
Adam Curry: There you go. Antony
Blinken, Jen Psaki, the actual
ambassador to the United Nations
from America all in they've all
got consulting gigs they're all
these this is the criminality
John C Dvorak: it's disgusting.
Adam Curry: Yeah. It's great.
John C Dvorak: But I wonder what
gig John Pierre Van Damme is
going to end up with.
Adam Curry: Oh, man, she checks
a lot of boxes she's gonna she
she might have multiple board
seats. I think she's more board
members who mentioned
John C Dvorak: her on your board
that's a visual I really, really
like lesbians.
Adam Curry: Really don't like
that. But with that I like to
thank you for your currency in
the morning to you the man who
put the sea into the COVID segue
ladies and gentlemen say hello
to my friend on the other end
the one and only Mr. John
John C Dvorak: Korean the Borneo
ship see boots on the ground
feet, their subs in the water
and all the names and nights out
there in the
Adam Curry: morning. In the
account of the trolls choke out,
running around. Try to get away
fast but No they can't. I got
your count. 2268 200
Unknown: low. Yep,
Adam Curry: we are a little low.
Well, it's Fourth of July
weekend, Fourth
John C Dvorak: of July five, six
Day weekend, because everyone in
their right minds or has normal
jobs may find a way to take off
Friday and it's sometimes
Thursday. I think when I was at
the air pollution district we'd
find some way to take off there
you go. Ah, I'm sick. I've got
to take off a couple of sick
days. Thursday, Friday or out
Saturday, Sundays a week and
you're out. Monday, Tuesday's a
holiday you're out. And then you
come back on Wednesday. So
you've got 123456 that you can
probably stretch it to seven
take a quick trip to Europe.
Yeah,
Adam Curry: by the way,
Christina probably hopefully
it's just about landed in New
York. She's coming. I realized
the worst time of the year to
fly her in with candidates
John C Dvorak: the worst time of
the year to fly and report after
report about how miserable
Adam Curry: it is. And they had
a direct flight yesterday from
Amsterdam to Austin, which was
canceled. So they had to stay at
the airport without their bag
never get there without their
bag. Without their bags. Stay at
the airport to get on now. They
had to go through New York. It
could not be I mean, I didn't
tell her that but you could not
have a worst possible connection
through New York and it's
raining in New York. It's
raining air traffic control
shutting down. So I'm just
praying that she'll she'll make
it him.
John C Dvorak: She will
eventually eventually.
Unknown: Yes.
John C Dvorak: Hi, dad. I gotta
go. You gotta go home. Gotta go
back. And you
Adam Curry: know what? Caleb? So
Calum? Real nice, you know,
because first of all, they had
direct flights. They had seats
sitting together initially and
so they got split up. They got
to take a KLM flight and an
American Airline some I don't
know how they how KLM now works
with American Airlines. So they
gave them a voucher for their
overnight stay in Schiphol
Airport. Can you guess how much?
I don't know. 15 euros. What? 15
Euros per person.
John C Dvorak: 15 euros. You can
forget just like a snack. Not
even buy a hotel room or
anything.
Adam Curry: You can't even buy a
Snickers bar for that anymore.
It's crazy. Anyway, yeah, so it
also of course, also a big
mattress sale weekend here in
America. Trust and cars. Anyway,
we're working. We're very happy
to do it. We love it. We
appreciate these more than 2000
Trolls listening up live that's
very much appreciated with love
having you on board. It's like
having your own little studio
audience with hecklers. It's
fine. And you know you you're
listening probably a troll
room.io which is one place which
is actually I actually you
John C Dvorak: brought up an
interesting point. Okay. This is
more you know, a real studio
audience of a very controlled
you get the guy If they're
clapping his hands they gotta be
likenesses applause and all the
rest of it. And there's no
heckling that throw you out.
This is what the heckling is
more like a comedy nightclub.
Oh, where you got the hecklers,
you got the wise asses and
they're all chiming in worse
than a comedy nightclub. There's
only usually one or two people
with the guts to do it. But with
an anonymous crowd like this,
you have a bunch of you get some
input that you wouldn't normally
get. Mostly you suck. But
besides that, well
Adam Curry: boots on the ground
when last last weekend, I think
Tina and I met up with the our
friends Vic and Chris there came
in from Dallas, and they had VIP
tickets to the comedy mothership
Joe's club that Joe wasn't
performing that night. Our issue
fear was, and it was we had a
nice little booth. We're sitting
there and the girls start
talking to each other. And
within two minutes, guy comes
over ash, there's no
conversations or heckling.
There's no heckling at this
comedy show. None you get
ejected.
John C Dvorak: Oh, that's not
kosher. No, that's what it is.
And comedians are supposed to be
able to deal with it. They have
all these stock lies is one
thing. You learn this from
comedians or producers do a
thing, which is that in the
world of comedy is not
considered fair artists steal
material you have to pay for you
if you get caught, you have to
write a check out. Yes, yes. But
when it comes to put down lines
that are in the the comedians
all use the same ones, it's fair
game, to best put down lines,
which and there's dozens of
them, where you can call out
somebody in the audience for one
reason or another. I've used a
few of them myself, in certain
situations. When I give speech I
I know these what these jokes
are, and it's shuts people up.
There, it's considered fair game
to steal all the best ones, and
you use them and that comedian
is supposed to be able to handle
the artists himself.
Adam Curry: assures is not
happening. I'm just saying,
John C Dvorak: oh, that's that's
not that's not kosher?
Adam Curry: Well, that you're
not getting a gig there. And
that's for sure.
John C Dvorak: Anyway, if I got
a gig there, I shouldn't have to
worry about knowing these
heckler lines.
Adam Curry: I like I like our
trolls. I like how they heckle
they get really mad at me
sometimes. Of course, I'm always
you know, during the show, I'm
typing in there. You suck. Yeah,
like something's in your mom.
Where's army boots? classics
like that. Is that the line you
would use? Yeah. Okay. Anyway,
troll room.io is where you can
listen live. You got the the
troll room there, you got the
stream there. Of course, I would
recommend you use one of the
fabulous podcasting 2.0
compatible apps found at podcast
apps.com, where many of them
have this actual capability
built into it. You can import
all of your legacy podcasts into
it, you can drop Apple, drop a
Spotify, please. We're not even
on Spotify. So I don't know. Why
are you using Spotify? We're not
even on there. And Spotify is
not doing well. They are going
do you hear that? The CEO is
yes, I'm bringing some people to
take over some of my
responsibilities. You hear that
one? You know what that means?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, he's out.
He's out
Adam Curry: sick. Yeah. So the
Wall Street is like you suck.
You spent a billion dollars and
it didn't work. Now, John, the
curry Devorah consulting group
could have told him that because
we spent other people's money
trying to make it work Emilio
and pod show and guess what? It
doesn't work. We figured it out
the hard way. What actually was
easy for
John C Dvorak: us, but you
figured it out. It wasn't the
hard. That's the easy way to
figure it out. Wasn't our money.
Yeah, we had the hard ways
losing your ass and the deal we
had a lot personally.
Adam Curry: We had a lot of fun
though. I still have some of
those shares. No paper. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: That's good.
Good. frame them.
Adam Curry: They could Yeah.
Okay. Now another way to track
us and to stay in touch, which
now is even more important than
ever seeing as Elon Musk has
limited what you can do on
Twitter. And if you don't have a
Twitter account, if you're not
logged in, you won't even see a
link. I think this is a mistake.
I think he's made he's made an
error here.
John C Dvorak: No, tell me
again. Okay, so
Adam Curry: he's done two
things. One, if you are non
verified like myself, you get
600 No, I think it's 300 posts a
day you can read 600 If you're
new like within a month I II
probably a bot or a scammer or a
spammer. You get 300 posts you
can see a day. Now if you're
verified, then you get 6000. So
if you're verified means you pay
him then you can see 6000 So
that's one Have you up? And
that's a huge mistake. Can I
just reiterate what I said that
Elon Musk would ruin Twitter? I
think it's coming true. Well,
we'll see. The the next part is
well that he cut off the API
access. You can't use any any
other apps. I can't. I used to
be that was a mistake host
automat? No, you can, but you
have to pay 1000s of dollars a
month. Yes, that's a chip.
That's a big chip. And now if
you're not logged in, and
there's a link to a to a
Twitter, post, unless you are
logged in, you it will just take
you to the login page. So you
won't actually see whatever that
post is without going to without
logging in without being a
John C Dvorak: personal I can't
just casually look at somebody
else's. So So in other words,
wait a minute, this isn't good.
So in the olden days, if you had
if someone had blocked you, and
you wanted to see their tweets,
you could just you could log
out, log out and then look at
him. Yep. And then look at their
tweets was just that easy. Yeah.
You can't do that anymore. Oh,
that's no good. And you know,
people use I am against Elon,
I'm using knitter.
Adam Curry: And ITT Er, yeah.
knitter. Yeah, that doesn't work
anymore.
Unknown: Oh, really? No, of
Adam Curry: course not. The API.
No, you can't scrape the API is
gone. No, I think he's making a
huge mistake here.
John C Dvorak: Well, he better
whatever his scheme, whatever
his scheme is, and we think we
know what it is with the money
thing. He better executed
quickly. Because this is not
good. These these maneuvers are
not healthy for this site.
Adam Curry: Well, it is healthy
for clay, he's lowering cost. I
think he's lowering cost. Now
there's so much cost involved in
this thing. So maybe that's part
of the move here is to use
little less bandwidth, a little
less processing power. He says,
Well, there's so much scraping
and scamming going on. And you
know, people are stealing my
stealing my stuff. Yeah, he
better hurry. You know what he
needs he needs fed now. He's fed
now. Christina landed good news.
So to circumvent all of that,
both in New York, yeah, New
York, how to circumvent all of
all of that bullcrap. You just
follow us on no agenda.
social.com Which is, you know,
at least you have a chance at
following us. You know, it's
through your by being a member
of our community or following us
from a mastodon instance that
allows you to connect with us
and if not, you can always set
one up yourself five bucks a
month. Masto dot host, I think
just don't call it anything. No
agenda because he'll block you.
So many tardes and follow Adam
and no agenda social.com and
John Cena work at no agenda
social.com I think one of the
things that has got us long
notes, maybe my fault, but I've
told people how the value for
value model works. It's good to
reiterate it from time to time.
We have never had commercials
we've never had any kind of
creepy corporate money. We never
promote products. We like a
product. We'll we'll talk about
it endlessly. If it's an
outstanding product and we don't
like it. We're going to talk
about it. You know, so some
products just become staples in
our own lives. We don't have to
promote this No, no. Native Ads
here anything that's dishonest.
We are completely honest. And
sometimes even the honesty is
hard for people who say hey,
donations are down help us out.
But the value for value mod was
very simple. There's no paywall,
no, no passwords, no premium
freemium model, nothing like
that. You don't you'd be I mean,
you're not a member of
John C Dvorak: the Patreon have
special episodes to tell as much
Adam Curry: premium special
episode only for members. No,
you get it all.
John C Dvorak: That sucks. By
the way. That's really cool.
Yeah,
Adam Curry: it's the worst. It's
the worst. So you can you can
listen to us forever for free.
Now. We pretend portend that
there's value to what we're
doing and everybody gets some
kind of with you have to be
getting some value from it. If
you're listening otherwise, you
what kind of life do you have
you listen to stuff that's
invaluable to you. Now, whatever
that is, it could be very little
value or a lot of value and we
can't determine what your value
is. Just send that back to us.
Time talent treasure for some
treasure and for most actually
treasure is the easiest, because
everybody can can pony up some
money somehow. You can do it
once a year for all we can do
once a show something a lot of
people do once a year. Yeah, and
that's fine. We love it and we
have enough people that once a
year
John C Dvorak: I think that
people do it once a year should
do it more. Well, I
Adam Curry: agree. But it's
okay. You know, we're leaving Up
to you, that's always been the
way we've done it. And because
people are realizing how
valuable it is that like, I'm
going to send them some money.
And I'm going to tell them how
valuable that it is in 800 words
or more, but we appreciate it.
But it does eat up a lot of
valuable valuable airtime that
we'd like to use for more show.
Just saying that now we have
many other time and talent
contributions. The one we always
like to highlight is the work
that the artists do we have many
artists who contribute to no
agenda art generator.com So we
can have a a hot piece of of
art. For each individual
episode. We think it pops we
think is good for the social
media. It's good for promotion,
people like oh, what is this
what's going on? You look at
your podcast app also on there's
something new was not the same
boring old image that people tap
on that it gets people
interested reminds people that
we are the best podcast in the
universe. And if you question
that it's in the Durham report.
Go ahead and take a look. So we
want to thank Nikko Syme. Pretty
much a unanimous decision. It
was me you said
John C Dvorak: was debatable.
Adam Curry: We debated but I
thought you said it
John C Dvorak: you know you it
violates one of my rules violate
a rule Yes. Which rule to the
rule is a gruesome or ugly image
gruesome image. Yes,
Adam Curry: very good. But
John C Dvorak: I might comment
was it's funny. It's not
gruesome. It's funny. Especially
with the antenna on the head
antenna
Adam Curry: made it less
gruesome. This was the a lot of
people did. Did mosquitoes Yeah,
a lot of people tried different
mosquito gags. I kind of like
Darren O'Neill's mosquito robot.
You didn't like that
John C Dvorak: noise I made?
Yeah. Where's the mosquito
robot? Where's that?
Adam Curry: It's down below.
It's next to the pride flag.
Versus face I'm probably not
going to do a pride flag.
Probably not. There was a bill
yet and there was this field
gates mosquito which actually
probably deserved a little more
discussion
John C Dvorak: Yeah, maybe I
just liked his mosquito as well
done it was is dimensional comes
out of the image he's got he's
got the hand over the door that
no agendas like
Adam Curry: yeah that yeah,
there's some dementia
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah. To
monitor looking in the Mosquito
was funny. Funny mosquito. Well,
it's funny in a gruesome way
funny in
Adam Curry: a very gruesome way.
Was there anything else there
was but we know what no one did
the ball gag strap. That was
John C Dvorak: good. No, there's
a ball gag down there on the
duck. ball gag Biden.
Adam Curry: But not the way it
should have been done. No, it
John C Dvorak: should have been
Biden with the ball. Yeah,
Adam Curry: I mean, that would
have been a contender. That
would have been the duck is
actually pretty funny. You know,
why didn't I see it? It wasn't
that clear? didn't do any Ben
did that the Biden duck? I don't
Yeah, I
John C Dvorak: think you would
have complained to Biden Harris
was too small
Adam Curry: to if she had made
the duck the whole thing just
bigger it would have it would
have maybe tilted turn the duck
head just a little bit more
towards the view angle? I think
I would have I would have. I
would have stood tall for that
one. I'm thinking
John C Dvorak: it makes you
wonder what do you mean it makes
you wonder makes me wonder what
is this? You get this s&m image
with that leather tight leather
and a neck thing and a ball gag
and you're you're going to be
promoted?
Adam Curry: Yeah, why not?
That's hilarious.
John C Dvorak: What's going on
in your house there in
Fredericksburg.
Adam Curry: Hey man, mom's for
liberty. What can I tell you?
All right, everybody. The last
part of our three T's is the
treasurer and we love to thank
our executive and Associate
Executive Producers early on in
the show just like Hollywood
does. I mean, you get a credit
home man. We watched the movie
last night and almost almost
turned it off because all the
credits were at the beginning.
When is the last time you saw
one of those
John C Dvorak: Isabel I watch a
lot of old movies for you see
that a lot.
Adam Curry: But you know a movie
this was but tar with the new
John C Dvorak: avatar. Take Cate
Blanchett was the movie any good
Holy
Adam Curry: crap. Democrat what
dynamite a great movie, but
she's a great actress out of
control the whole movie is. I
mean, it's first of all, it's
about the classical music
industry. Which mean which of
course is probably worse than
rock'n'roll when it comes to
intrigue and could easily be
yes, but it's it's also kind of
a go first movie, I mean, I
don't want to give it away, but
it's really good. The first 20
minutes is like what is the
credits were like, if these
credit don't stop, you know,
we're gonna not even gonna watch
this thing. And then the first
20 minutes, which turns out is
all kind of important just to
set it all up, but then it gets
good. And Claiborne Cate
Blanchett award winning
performance. I definitely award
winning performance. Great,
great movie. So just like Cate
Blanchett, you can have a credit
on IMDb. Yeah, go ahead and take
a look@imdb.com Yeah, and look
for no agenda, see almost 800
Different Executive Associate
Executive producers who have
been accepted there because he's
a real credit. You can also put
on your LinkedIn. And let's just
get started by thanking our
first executive producer is
genets du Lac, from vein and
doll in the Netherlands with
1052. And a long note, but okay,
she's going to become a dame. So
here we go. Thank you for a
great show. I'm addicted from
the Netherlands. Since it's my
birthday, I'll be 52 on a show
day July 2, I thought it was a
good reason to donate today. My
wonderful husband made it
possible for me to become an
insert name on my birthday. I
would love to be called Dame
unit Shaniqua of the wood wall
lover of dirty jokes. is a
genetic unit. You know his name
Jana chi. I think John Schmidt
Yeah. Dame Yannick you very
Dutch. May I have the following
jingles I'll give you the whole
load. I'm going to come little
girl yet and respect at the
roundtable. I'd love some
oysters and champagne, please.
And she says it was Ingrid Fung
Calco hit me in the mouth.
Nearly three years ago, we went
to the same yoga class our
teacher was in for was in real
fear over COVID One day I just
could not take her fear
mongering anymore. I had to tell
her some truths about COVID. No,
but that worked out great. After
the class was finished, Ingrid
came to see me straight away and
hit me in the mouth. Now, there
you go. The people who yoga
together with no agenda. She
John C Dvorak: had the she had
the goods on COVID but not by
listening to the show. Correct.
And the other woman spotted it
and said you should listen to
the show. Yeah, you're on the
you're on the right track
already.
Adam Curry: Isn't that great?
John C Dvorak: That's amazing,
Adam Curry: I think. I don't
know if it's amazing. I think
it's amazing. It's amazing.
Homeless. I'm setting up her
jingles at the same time here.
Then she goes on to say, ever
since then we've become great
friends. With her and her
husband Wilco. Together we've
been to a few really nice
meetups since connection is
protection. We intend to go to
many more gizmo nation in
Holland is great. Can I please
request some karma to promote
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and I'd also like to take this
opportunity to tell my friends
duchy and Carrie and Victoria,
Australia, how proud I am of
them for resisting all the
mandates. They ended up losing
their jobs but never gave into
the tyranny. Please let them
know how much I respect and love
them. Love for all you do. And
thanks for all you do love and
the futures as Janet do luck,
and I need the respect where's
the respect? I thought I put
respect in there. Hold on a
second. Let me just grab respect
and respect him. Respect is so
important. Okay, and here we go.
Unknown: I'm gonna give you the
whole load today.
I'm gonna come
the FDIC,
John C Dvorak: you've got karma
SCOBYs up from Charlotte, North
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Adam Curry: you very much sir.
Then we have Kevin Fusco from
Pickens, South Carolina where
they booed their SENATOR LINDSEY
Pascoe, flashcards are Fosco
could could be few school. It's
like, Buddy is Joey bet a few
school? Kevin Fosco was a Fosco
pick in South Carolina that
where they booed Lindy Grove,
Lindsey Graham, and he says I'll
take a doo doo dee doo dee dee
dee dee dee doo dee doo SBT and
he says and this is $510.80
Thank you since I never claimed
my knighthood, status and the
madness of show 1500 I'll take
claim now please, please call me
he is Sir your honest mechanic
of Easley, South Carolina. The
mutton meat will settle just
fine with me at the roundtable.
Now to keep this short. I live
in Pickens South Carolina was
there for the Trump rally if
there's any Oh, he said if
there's any video that you must
look it up the war mongering
putz Lindsey Graham came on
stage to speak and took a
beating booze Did you by any
chance grabbed
John C Dvorak: No I did not. I
did not check that one out.
Adam Curry: Do I have it? No. I
thought it was the funniest
thing I've seen in a long time.
It's clear South Carolina
doesn't like him. But they keep
reelecting him right. This is
the point and to watch him
struggle to gain control the
crowd booing was even better.
Lastly, the numerology of my
donation is the address of my
auto repair shop 5108 If you
come by and shop and mentioned
ITM or let us know you heard
about it from the no agenda show
we'll give you 15% off your next
service. That's your honest
mechanic in Easley South
Carolina. No jiggles jiggle no
jails and we got no jiggles, man
we got no giggles me you just
some hiring yak karma. I'm short
staffed and highly qualified
mechanics aren't easy to find
right now. Yeah. If you want to
have a big career and you want
to be successful in America, go
to a trade school become a
plumber, an electrician, a
mechanic a welder?
John C Dvorak: These aren't
going away. Yeah, don't
Adam Curry: worry about no
robots or AI there. Thanks for
everything guys. And please do
not find an exit strategy. PS
the too many eggs. hardcopy is
an extremely nice book. Mimi did
a fantastic job to many
eggs.com. And I was thinking
John, we should get Mimi on
that. On that. That bet Davis
show. Patrick bet Davis? Yeah,
this should be quite a lot of
people watch that. She'd be
great on that show. She'd be
great by what
Unknown: you've got. Ah.
John C Dvorak: I'm not sure I
said but Sir. scurvy. The URL of
Piedmont gave 56789 Very nice.
I'm sure I didn't say it because
I would remember because it's
one of my favorite donation
numbers David Trotsky's up from
Joliet, Ellyn, Illinois. And he
came with a flat $500 And he
says switcheroo Oh, please pass
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Found my voice.net located in
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Adam Curry: was actually not too
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John C Dvorak: Like now you're
encouraging them.
Adam Curry: Yeah, don't do that.
I'm sorry, ma'am. That was that
was a big mistake I just made
there.
John C Dvorak: All right. Here's
an interesting little tidbit. I
got a little tidbits, you know,
the Supreme Court did all these
things. got everybody all bent
out of shape. I
Adam Curry: actually have a
couple of those clips. Yes.
John C Dvorak: I just have this
one. I may have to but I wanted
to play this one because there's
a tidbit in here that nobody
else reported on. This is the
gay web designer tidbit.
Unknown: We have another major
ruling from the super in court
this morning, a Christian web
designer is allowed to refuse to
make same sex wedding websites.
The court found Colorado's anti
discrimination law violated the
web designers rights. The court
ruled six to three in favor of
web designer Laurie Smith. The
decision takes power away from
state's public accommodation
laws when applied to artists.
Five years ago, the Supreme
Court ruled in favor of another
business just miles from Smith's
business. That was a wedding
cake maker who refused to make a
cake for a gay wedding.
John C Dvorak: Remember that the
wedding cake it was right down
the street?
Adam Curry: Well, of course,
because this is all just to
antagonize. I mean, the American
way of handling this when
someone does not want to make
your gay cake, your trans cake,
your black cake, whatever cake
it is, you know, is to start
your own Cake Company and clean
up. But that's not what this is
about. This is all political.
And there's one reason for No,
yes. And of course, the whole
point is NBCs. Meet the Press.
Unknown: How concerned are you
about the direction of this
conservative court? And does
Congress have any sort of role
to try and rein in what you and
your fellow progressive
colleagues feel as a problem?
Well, I'm very concerned because
these three kids together have
some things in common. And one
thing that jumps out at me was
the aggressive way in which this
Court granted, standing for the
plaintiff standing is a legal
term. And you know, what
restraints the court from just
becoming its own legislature to
deciding questions before it
willy nilly is this idea of
standing, there has to be a
real, a real, something really
at stake for the plaintiff, they
really have to be harmed. So in
the case of student loans,
several states attorney
general's brought up the brought
the cases forward against
President Biden's student loan
relief, but hard for them to
prove that their states are that
they were being harmed. So it
came down to a loan processor
named mohila, which is not even
a state to say, well, if
President Biden relieves all
these students, from these
owners loan payments, they're
gonna make less profit from
processing those loans. They
turn that into standing for the
several States.
Adam Curry: Yeah, so
unfortunately, this was about
one of the three cases that were
in the Supreme Court of the
United States one was the gay
wedding cake or LGBTQ clients.
Here's a clip about that.
Another wedding
John C Dvorak: website, website,
I'm
Adam Curry: sorry, website, and
Unknown: then another ruling
today putting the right to free
speech against the right to be
free from discrimination. The
court ruling in favor of a
graphic designer Laurie Smith,
who says she wants to make
wedding websites but not for gay
couples,
whether you share my beliefs or
completely disagree with them.
Free speech is for everyone.
The six conservative justices
concluded Colorado State law
prohibiting businesses from
discriminating against customers
would force Smith to create
speech, she does not believe
drawing a line between what the
state conceded was Smith's
artistic expression, and a more
basic business like a restaurant
open to all the state blasting
the decision.
This decision is not what our
Constitution, what our
democratic republic stands for
our work to protect equality,
and to limit the damage of the
decision. We'll start today,
Justice Sotomayor, for the
second time this week, reading
her dissent from the bench for
nearly 20 minutes calling the
decision profoundly wrong,
saying the effect is to mark
LGBTQ citizens as second class
status.
Adam Curry: Then there was the
affirmative action case. Now
let's discuss these one by one
actually. So the difference
between the website and the
wedding cake, which I really
don't see, but the difference
between the website and the
wedding cake is you're forcing
me to write or say words or, or
express myself creatively. It's
not the same thing as refusing
to serve a gay person a sandwich
in a sandwich shop. Is that in
my understanding this I
John C Dvorak: think that's
about right in this case would
have been more interesting. If
the if the refusal was about
putting together a election site
for Donald Trump and refusing to
do it because you don't like
Donald Trump but the other thing
oh, wait, wait yeah Angie brown
say about that.
Adam Curry: That's a Where did
you get that idea from? That's a
good one.
John C Dvorak: A lot in my head.
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Adam Curry: Just straight out of
your head. Then we had the
college admissions, which was
brought by an Asian American who
said, hey, it's racist and not
letting Asians in because we're
so smart. Or something like
that.
John C Dvorak: I have the
college admissions clip. Oh,
good. I have all I need.
Adam Curry: I have the Supreme
Court I have that too. But if
you don't have
John C Dvorak: shit on me, I
can't find any.
Adam Curry: Well, now Now this
was of course a problem. Let's
see, here we go. This is from
NBC.
Unknown: A landmark decision
from a bitterly divided Supreme
Court rejecting the use of race
as we know it in college
admissions Chief Justice John
Roberts leading the six three
conservative majority to
conclude programs at Harvard and
the University of North Carolina
violated the law, writing the
school's unavoidably employed
race in a negative manner,
involve racial stereotyping and
lack meaningful endpoints
Adam Curry: the polarizing,
stigmatizing, and unfair
jurisprudence that allowed
colleges and universities to use
a student's race and ethnicity
as a factor to either admit them
or reject them has been
overruled.
Unknown: Praise there from the
architect of the lawsuits. As
the decision quickly began to
set in on college campuses.
This is a really disappointing
decision not only for me, but
for every student on this campus
and any student who's planning
on applying to college in the
future. This is immediate
impacts. The schools were
accused of giving substantial
preferences to black and
Hispanic applicants, while
discriminating against Asian
students since the late 1970s,
the court had allowed schools to
use someone's race as one plus
factor in admissions. Today, the
justices offering starkly
different views of the role race
still plays in society.
Adam Curry: So this was
interesting. Affirmative action
is where this stems from and
that has been allowed in, in
higher education. Very, very,
very polarizing issue for the
United States. I think they're
asking the wrong question is why
would you want to go to one of
these idiotic schools? What
you're gonna get a piece of
paper that that gives you no
work? The all you can become is
stuff that is just not
interesting anymore.
John C Dvorak: I don't know
about that. Oh, please. The
thing. That note is anybody
brought this up, and you're not
going to bring it up? Because
nobody brings it up? What's the
most populous state with one of
the largest university systems
in the country, California? We
have not had affirmative action.
It was thrown out in 1996. So
this really has nothing to do
with California. Nobody brings
that up. I don't see anybody
suffering out here.
Adam Curry: Where was the Asian
student? What school was this?
It
John C Dvorak: was either North
Carolina or Harvard, or Yale.
Maybe it was one of those
schools back East. We gave up on
this affirmative action thing in
1996. And nobody has bitched and
moaned and groaned about it. And
it wasn't brought up in any of
the news reports. I saw it
respecting all these schools,
the giant University of
California socialist school
system, has not said shit about
it, because they don't it's got
nothing to do with them. And why
is this completely been ignored?
Adam Curry: Because it's about
politics as usual. It's about
exactly
John C Dvorak: bull crap is why
Adam Curry: they want it but
we'll get to why in a moment.
But first, let's listen to MSNBC
about how the Republicans are
crooked. Republicans are to
blame for
Unknown: this, your thoughts on
this misuse of Dr. King to
explain what's being done to
people of color and other
minorities?
Again, Joe,
it's also exhausting. I'm
leaning on my grandmother's at a
gym. The only time you should be
surprised is when you're
surprised. We've seen time and
time again, Republicans and
conservatives constantly cherry
pick the words of Dr. King to
hide behind their own racism and
white supremacy. So yes, this
content of their character, you
know, I don't want to judge them
by their skin color. Republicans
pull that out every single time
they systematically take away
people's rights. It's like,
Well, Dr. King wouldn't want it.
It's like well, first things
first, Dr. King was
assassinated. And when he was
assassinated, he was known as a
domestic terrorist essentially
in your eyes. So let's not hide
behind a few sentences that you
all want to use every time you
take away rights and freedoms
from the vast majority of
Americans specifically in his
explicitly black Americans.
John C Dvorak: Who was when it
was he known as a domestic
terrorist. He was he was What is
it call when you sit down you
sit in yes, you're peaceful. You
don't do anything.
Yeah, no, like, non violent
passive resistance, all that
sort of thing. How's he a
domestic terrorist when it was
he ever called that? She's
making this up. Who is that joy
read? Of course, it's
Adam Curry: joy read. Why
John C Dvorak: is anyone asking
her she's supposed to be a
whole? She's not like an expert
on the topic,
Adam Curry: because it's all
about this one. It is by the
way, yes, California,
John C Dvorak: which does not
have it. Since 1996, there's no
Denver, there's no Republicans
behind this scheme. It's
Democrats. It's a Democrat
state. It's owned and operated
by the Democrats. So this is,
this is I hate her.
Adam Curry: Well, wait until you
hear this bit. Let's just be
Unknown: clear. Clarence Thomas
was born in pinpoint Georgia, he
is a magala extraction. He
didn't even speak English until
he was seven years old. He spoke
the Geechie tongue and was so
afraid to speak in front of
white people, because he was
always told, don't speak Geechee
in front of white people,
because it would embarrass you
that he almost never spoke at
all. There was a non white nun
who's large s helped get him
through school and get him those
good grades. He has had been
assisted, you know, by white
patrons, really his whole life,
even now buy very rich ones as
they fly him around the country.
And to your very point, he seems
to deeply resent all of the
assistance he got. And he wants
to make sure that nobody like
him ever gets that kind of help
again, because it helps his self
image so that he can lie to
himself, oh, she's blind reader
and maybe hate himself a little
less for having gotten help all
along his path to the Supreme
Court. And let's be clear, the
most important thing to know
about his confirmation other
than the fact that he's accused
credibly of sexual misconduct is
the polling that got him over
the line. And it was the polling
that I very much remember I was
one of the few black folk who
was against him. It was the
polling that showed that about
seven in 10, black people
supported his ascension to the
seat once held by the great
Thurgood Marshall and he is not
his equal. It was black people
support that got wavering
members of that Judiciary
Committee, Avery scissors,
they needed Democratic votes. It
was a direct majority. That's
why Joe Biden, in those hearings
running they they needed the
Democratic vote.
And it was only black people's
support in those polls. That got
wavering Democrats to vote for
him. And he has repaid black
people with scorn ever since.
example,
Adam Curry: example give me why
she says he doesn't say
anything. The guy never know
what
John C Dvorak: what's an example
she says she's rubbish repaid
with scores. Give me one
example. There's
Adam Curry: no examples what
they want. Is this,
Unknown: something similar
happened with affirmative
action. A made up group students
for fair admissions, not even a
real student. Not you know,
unlike the Baki case, and
affirmative action, there was
not a particular student that
was harmed and was granted
admission to the Harvard or the
University of North Carolina,
and and 303. The 303 kreativ
very hypothetical issue over the
digital creative artists so that
the court reached out to bring
these cases to them, to my mind,
very big overreach of power. The
way we check that is we need to
change the composition before
Adam Curry: I die. Yes, change
the composition of the Court,
the Supreme Court is
problematic.
Unknown: And when you say change
the composition of the court
does that mean that you believe
that President Biden just adds
to the current roster of nine
justices is, is that the most
immediate solution?
Well, Congress has has a role in
this Congress. At various times
throughout our history. The
court has been as large as 15,
the small as seven. It's not
been nine. For all the time in
our republic, Congress has
adjusted the size of the Supreme
Court several times. And in
fact, when the New Deal
legislation by President
Roosevelt was threatened by an
aggressive activist,
conservative court, he attempted
to pass legislation to enlarge
the court was called a stitch in
time or switching nine saves
switching time saves nine get it
right. It was an effort in the
1930s to expand the court. So
it's been contemplated before it
has been done before.
Adam Curry: And what does it
take to do that, John? What does
it take to pack the court?
John C Dvorak: Well, obviously
you have to have the Senate
agree to do it and they do for
them to do that they have they
have a 60% of them and have To
say, yeah, you can do that which
isn't possible right majority.
So the first thing you have to
do is a two step process. Okay?
First of all, you've got to
abolish the filibuster rule, a
simple majority would allow this
to happen. Right? Well, to
abolish the filibuster, you need
a filibuster proof Senate
supermajority. So you can't do
it. It's just this is all hot
air.
Adam Curry: Ah, but we can still
sign up the American people with
a CBS original documentary. And
original CBS reports
Unknown: documentary
was entitled to a full pay or a
full word under the law office,
the
Supreme Court's power need to be
checked
nine Supreme Court justices Bob
OBLEMS said No, she's not
entitled, that's not right.
Calls to fix the court and to go
along with the politics of the
moment.
Republican appointed justices
have all tended to go in one
direction with the Democratic
components of justice, these
tend to go in and
even though it's only nine
justices, it takes five of them
to make the law of the land.
Does it have political impact,
true political intent? Probably
not true. If
the American people don't trust
the judgments of their court,
that's a real problem for our
democracy. Now a
Adam Curry: problem for
democracy. They don't just trust
the judgment of the court. Yes.
And
John C Dvorak: so the narrative
that the mainstream media and
the Democrat Party keep putting
together requires this sort of
nonsense, and they just never
led up
Adam Curry: well, there's so
there's one more piece and this
is a this is this, I think, is
what it really comes down to I
mean, we all know that okay.
Affirmative action in schools,
whatever okay, you know, gay
wedding cake. Gay website. Okay.
website is really about this
Unknown: tonight in a major blow
to the Biden agenda. The Supreme
Court blocking the President's
sweeping plan to cancel $430
billion in federal student loan
debt and a six three decision
the conservative majority ruling
the administration overstepped
its authority. by forgiving the
debt without approval from
Congress. Chief Justice John
Roberts, writing the Education
Secretary did not have the power
to rewrite that statute from the
ground up. In a dissenting
opinion, Justice Elena Kagan
writing, this court today
decides that some 40 million
Americans will not receive the
benefits the plan provides,
because So says the court that
assistance is too significant.
Tonight, President Biden vowing
to try again with a new debt
relief plan under a different
law, the Higher Education Act,
but he warned it's going to take
time,
we'll use every tool at our
disposal to get you the student
debt relief you need and reach
your dreams, both for me for the
economy. Yes, could you the
culture me
Biden's original plan to forgive
up to $20,000 for some
borrowers, was the fulfillment
of a campaign promise buying
votes, 6 million Americans have
already applied for the release.
Like Renee Moya, who has $62,000
in student loans, and recently
took out a new mortgage.
I do feel disappointed. We find
ourselves in a situation where
because of that promise, a lot
of us literally 10s of millions
of us make decisions with our
lives to move forward. Whatever
life choices we made, we made
explicitly with the
understanding that the President
was going to get student loan
cancellation done
starting in October, borrowers
will also have to restart their
federal loan payments when a
three year pandemic pause comes
to an end. But the President
today said those borrowers will
not face the phone for the first
12 months. If they can't make
those payments, the interest
will still accrue. The
administration will also roll
out a new repayment plan for
borrowers that will cap monthly
payments at 5%. of income. A
plan The White House says could
save Americans $1,000 a year,
Republicans had argued Biden's
original plan was unfair to
people who already paid back
their loans or didn't go to
college because of costs. And
tonight Republican presidential
candidates celebrating the
ruling.
And can I just say God bless the
Supreme Court. They are making a
lot of
wrongs right.
Late today the President press
on whether he gave Americans
false hope.
I didn't give bars false hope.
But the Republicans snatched
away the hope they were given
real hope. Do you
Adam Curry: think this will make
any difference in
John C Dvorak: well, this is
interesting. Were a number of
reasons. And now we know what
the arguments are on both sides.
Well, you know, I went and I
paid my loan back why do they
get their loan paid back by my
tax money? You don't have
Adam Curry: to use mocking tone.
It's a real concern.
John C Dvorak: It's well it's
not much of a concern. It is
they're going to take our four
to Billy for 2 billion by the
way. It's not like chicken feed
for 2 billion stealing, give it
to Ukraine, whatever the case
is, they're stealing our money
left and right. Yeah, that's
just another way of doing it. I
I think that the the big
argument now be doing the
punishes. Do the voters blame
Biden because he promised what
he couldn't deliver on and
they're gonna it's gonna hurt
his campaign or they're gonna do
what the report the Democrats
trying to do which is blame the
Republicans however wasn't for
the Republicans, you know, and
the Republicans can point to the
Supreme Court said it was their
decision, or they can point to
the Nancy Pelosi clip you may
have it. I didn't get it. But I
don't I don't man. Nancy Pelosi
says he can't do it when he
first proposed the idea.
Adam Curry: Yeah, we have that
the president can't do that.
John C Dvorak: play that clip.
He said the president can't do
this. Because it's illegal. You
have to ask Congress. And in
fact, if Biden had asked I just
my argument, by
Adam Curry: the way, you're
going to hear now here's the
clip. I want to hear the clip.
John C Dvorak: Yes, people think
Unknown: that the President of
the United States has the power
for debt forgiveness. He does
not, he can postpone, he can
delay. But he does not have that
power that would fast to be an
act of Congress. And I don't
even like to call it
forgiveness, because that
implies a transgression. It's
not to be forgiven, get that
just freeing people from those
obligations. So it the question
of who gets forgiven whether to
use the term of art that is out
there is a is a debate, do we
use the whatever money there is
for the broadest base of
support? Are the those with more
people with even less debt or
fewer people with more debt?
That's a policy discussion. But
the difference between the
president don't president can't
do it. So that's not even a
discussion that not everybody
realizes that. The President can
postpone delay, but not forgive
me said
Adam Curry: only a minute.
John C Dvorak: So my thinking
is, is that Biden could have
done it correctly, which is go
to Congress, when he had
Congress in his pocket. When he
first got elected, and done the
deal, and they would have been
passed when she was the she
would be the she was the head of
Congress at the time. And again,
he had the Senate and Congress
don't forget that when he first
got in. It could have done a
deal but he chose not to I don't
think he was ever sincere about
this. Of course, he wanted to
hang it out there as a promise
to get votes which he did. Never
ever he that was before the
election. He got the votes he
got elected, didn't do the deal
when he could have it with
Congress. let it slide to the
Republicans got it. Now he
blames the Republicans in hopes
to get pulling the same stunt
making another promise he's
gonna do it. And it's those damn
Republicans and he's trying to
get more votes. This guy is a
total pot. Political creep.
Adam Curry: Well, it's one of
three guys.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, one of
these three guys, these three
guys, and they blame the bluing
pulling a stunt and the idiot
said keep voting for him. This
is like Lucy and the football.
It's the same thing they they're
dumb. They these voters are
stupid to buy into this.
Adam Curry: I love how they
blame the black guy in the
Supreme Court. It's his fault,
and they blame this
John C Dvorak: one guy.
Adam Curry: Alright, let's look
at the other side of the
pandering and bull crap. Let's
go to Ukraine. Former
Unknown: Vice President Mike
Pence made a surprise visit to
you yesterday to meet with
President Volodymyr Zelensky
2024 Republican presidential
candidate has been a vocal
supporter of Ukraine, and is the
first in a crowded field of
contestants to meet Solinsky.
During the war,
Adam Curry: ABC had a little bit
longer report only 44 seconds
though there's news
Unknown: coming in tonight from
Russia, one of Vladimir Putin's
top Russian generals is missing.
In panel reporting and
now from Ukraine. David a US
official tonight confirming to
ABC News that top Russian
general Sergei Serbian has been
detained after that fell mutiny
attempt in Russia. It comes
after a US official claim that
Sarah Viken had advanced
knowledge that Vagner chief of
Guinea percussion was planning
to march on Moscow. Meanwhile,
March Vice President Mike Pence
made a surprise visit to Ukraine
today, the first Republican
presidential candidate to do so
hence meeting with Zelensky,
vowing continued support for
Ukraine. And they talk among
some in the Republican Party
questioning how much aid the US
should be providing to Ukraine.
Adam Curry: Yeah, Pence Ashley
had to had to hurry up and get
over there because Greta Greta
was on her way she was taking
the train. And Greta met was the
Lensky we don't have any any
audible clip but she was there
because he's very concerned that
the war is possibly bad for the
environment. Such she met with
him. But this there's Russian
general story. This is this is
really good. This is what we're
brings it all the mutiny on
Moscow it brings it all closer
to home. Putin is in real
trouble
Unknown: that the only thing
that we know for sure right now
is that top general Sergey
servic in was detained a US
official confirming that much to
CBS News. But the details really
stopped there. It is really not
currently clear whether sort of
ikan was put under formal arrest
was released after some
questioning, or as some of his
family members have said to
Russian media is out and about
and working as usual. The news
of his detention comes as you
said, US intelligence indicate
he may have had some
foreknowledge of this rebellion
lead now one week ago by Wagner
Group chief of Guinea Prigogine.
And there are open inquiries as
to whether he may have been in
fact a supporter of that effort,
which appeared, of course
designed to potentially
overthrow elements of the
Russian military's leadership,
that like many things is an open
question at which you know, the
US Western and very clearly
Russian intelligence officials
are taking a very close look. As
for the concerns about a
potential purge at this stage,
you do see President Putin
working very conservatively now
to reconsolidate power to squash
dissent. But think that, you
know, uncovering a vast
conspiracy to overthrow the
government would acknowledge
that one was allowed to spread
in the first place. So you can
expect the Russians to tread
very carefully there.
Adam Curry: And the CIA is now
on Insta. With an account with
the Yeah, they haven't Hola,
what do you want to left channel
only all of a sudden? That's
interesting. Yeah, they have an
account, CIA and they have a Tor
link, a Tor link to their
website. And they are
instructing Russians how to
contact them. Because you know,
there's probably about 2 million
people who want to become CIA
agents inside Russia now.
Unknown: Meanwhile, Ukraine's
military intelligence agency
says Russia is reducing its
personnel at the occupied Zap
aresia nuclear power station,
Ukraine yesterday conducted
nuclear disaster drills near the
camera advice earlier this
month. Kyiv accused Russia of
planning a terrorist attack at
the nuclear power plant, which
is the largest in Europe. Moscow
has denied those accusations.
John C Dvorak: There you go. Get
out. Get out of there.
Adam Curry: Exactly. Get out.
Get out while you can. Well, you
can. How about China? This is
the last thing we probably have
to talk about today's what's
going on in China. I actually
I'll kick us off with Let me
see. I'll kick us off with Oh
yes, good news.
Unknown: State Department has
greenlit a potential sale of up
to $440 million worth of
ammunition and logistics support
to Taiwan. The Pentagon notified
Congress of the approval
yesterday, which is expected to
be conducted in two separate
deals. Taiwan says the aid and
ammunition would boost its
resilience against China's
quote, expanding threats of
military tactics, which it says
poses a serious threat to its
security. The sale would include
high explosive and training
rounds, while the logistic
support would assist in buying
parts for vehicles and weapons.
Adam Curry: You got anything on
China? Well, the
John C Dvorak: thing I have on
China was kind of an interesting
story that wasn't played up. So
it's kind of the social media
story. There was a junket of a
bunch of these influencers to
China, which is these junkets
are common but I guess nobody
these influencers don't know how
to handle it. I I've had my
advice, I've given it out. They
listen to our show, they know
what to do. And it was done by
Shin and you can play these
clips this is like Shan Shan
Adam Curry: who shins you don't
know Shen or don't know Shan who
Shan Shan
John C Dvorak: is that? Is that
website that sells clothes. By
the billions of dollars, maybe
daily sweaters cat I mean
anything you want you can go to
S H E I and most women know
about this website now. The only
reason I found out about it was
I was watching some daytime talk
show. And I checked it out it's
unbelievable and this stuff you
go you buy all this stuff and
this is one of these these deals
it gets shipped from China to
right to your door no duty no
nothing even usually should be
technically in some ways because
many machine made at least a lot
of it and they're just kicking
everybody's ass and everyone's
freaked out about Shin ruining
the reason Macy's is going out
of business is because it's shin
and one other company Tim CO or
some there's others some other
you there yes I'm
Adam Curry: here. Keep going.
John C Dvorak: And so there's
one other company is Shannon one
other but Shen is the big one sh
e i n people should go buy
something from him and they You
bring down to Western
civilization, or sorry, or he's
Unknown: the publisher of the
Journal of Political risk. He
joins us now to discuss the
backlash that fashion company
Shin faced after flying in
social media influencers for
public relations. It's great to
have you with us, Anders, what
do you make of this? Well,
social
media influencers, that the Tick
Tock are, basically and other
types of social media
influencers, flew to China Shin
paid for them to fly to China, I
believe. And they were surprised
by the public backlash, the they
were toured around in different
factories. They were you know, I
mean, it appears that they were
expected to report positively on
Sheehan, one of the influencers,
said that she was an
investigative journalist, you
know, which, of course, was not
probably the case, technically.
And, you know, the backlash was
brutal online. These influencers
apparently apparently did not
know that, you know, all the bad
things are happening in China in
terms of forced labor, genocide,
and they just didn't cover that.
And then their followers who
were smarter than them on this
on these issues did cover it.
So maybe you can help make sense
of this. Why do you think these
influencers would highlight
these fancy robots and the clear
stacks of packages and all these
rows of happy workers, if maybe
that wasn't in fact, what's
really happening behind the
scenes?
Well, they were flown in to
China, at China's expense or at
shins expense. And when that
happens, you feel you're not you
know, people naturally feel like
they want to return the favor.
And this is the big problem with
these kinds of boondoggles. And
China doesn't just do it with a
company like xi and they do it
with US Congress persons.
They've done that in the past.
They've done it with US military
officials. Yeah,
John C Dvorak: so this is like,
somehow has exploded on social
media is a big deal personally,
having seen these junkets, which
is more than a boondoggles a
junket. And it's a an
experienced them firsthand. I
just don't get what the big deal
is about. So I have to assume
that the there's some again, I
hate to say it, but there's some
op going on, where these people
were excoriated and hopped going
on this an OP going on, because
they go to Shan to the factory.
I went to these because I can
name the companies, but it's a
bunch of them. You go you see
the factory? Oh, yeah, there's a
factory. How about that? And
then you report back because you
didn't get to go see the
Uyghurs? No, you didn't get to
go see anything but this factor
in this so that you report on
the factory, you don't you don't
have to, I mean, there's no rule
that you have to that's
bullcrap. And you try to talk to
people there and see what you
could find out. For example,
when I was out the Samsung had a
factor. It was a Samsung, no
Acer, Acer had a factory in
Suzhou, China, that shipped us
there. And it was a we look at
the keyboard factor. I don't
know what it seems like a lot of
money to spend for somebody
looking at a keyboard factory.
But I asked the guys about the
keyboard factors. That's when I
learned they were making the
workers made $25 a week and have
been the guy who was the foreman
of the keyboard factory said to
me, yeah, he says, we're trying
to get rid of him and put in
robots. And I said, where are
they too expensive. He says on
now they make mistakes. It's
like a real problem. He says
that robots will be a lot
better. We'll get rid of all
these employees, I think any
kind of indicate throughout
China, they're going to do this,
which kind of belies the China
population going downhill and
all the rest of it because
they're putting robots in
everywhere. And I swear, I
learned something. And you know,
I reported on it and that was
that a this thing? Something's
wrong with this story? Because I
don't get the backlash part of
it unless it's been set up by by
one of our p bar State
Department.
Adam Curry: Well, that wouldn't
surprise me now, would it?
John C Dvorak: So you just send
some some jerk offs from
Instagram and and tick tock
posters. You're shipping to
China and back. So what Let's
Play Part Two, you know,
Unknown: the big US corporations
that come into China, the CEOs
are saw, I believe they're given
sweetheart deals, to promote
China, I believe. And also these
a lot of these executives,
including around the world in
Germany, and other places are
the biggest lobbyists for China
that are out there, because
they're the ones making the big
money. So, you know, the shin
situation is the World World
Politics and microcosm in terms
of China and the US
and in Light of the Sanders
owner read a statement that she
had put out he said the trip
reflects one way in which we're
listening to feedback through
social media videos and
commentary are authentic, and we
respect and stand by each
influencers perspective and
voice on their experience. So
what should we make of this?
That's propaganda. I mean,
what's really happening in China
is the Uighur genocide, forced
labor. And Shenzhen and other
Chinese companies want to
pretend like this is not
happening. And in fact, it's
illegal in China. For for
people, companies, businesses to
get this information out. They
don't let people in the regions
like Tibet and shinjang where
there are these atrocious human
rights abuses and instead they
bring the influencers to some
fancy factories that are today's
Potemkin villages.
Adam Curry: Yeah, Potemkin
villages.
John C Dvorak: As my China
report,
Adam Curry: I love your china
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one night to Dame blade. Yeah.
Oh
Adam Curry: yeah, that's a
perfect one up on the podium.
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oh yeah, baby, the party. The
party is happening today at the
Riverside on the Fox meet up at
Riverside pizza and pleb pub in
Batavia, Illinois that's
underway. On Tuesday, July 4, of
course in the UK, the London
courage to look towards London
courage took seven o'clock at
the Mayflower pub in London. I
think we've been there before.
It's one of those meetups. So
there's a that's of course not a
lot of meetups this weekend
because everyone's hanging out
with family. But here's a promo
for one. Oh wait, this is the
Laurel meetup. This is a meetup
report
Unknown: coming to you from the
testing the turnout meet up in
Laurel, Mississippi. This is
John G do This is Mike and
cheese from Hattiesburg,
Mississippi in the morning. Is
is Mike had a great time here.
Thanks. I'm the oldest and I
loved it.
And this is tacos Adam ms means
Mississippi not Missouri. All
right. All right. Am I is
Missouri no it's not the
Michigan Mo is Missouri
Adam Curry: many more many many
more meetups to come in the
month of July we have all the
way through August listed at no
agenda meetups.com Zurich
Switzerland we have conference.
Oh conference has been canceled.
I don't know. I don't even know
who did that one. Oh, that's too
bad. Well, we still have Zurich,
Switzerland on the 15th we have
Maastricht the Netherlands on
the 21st and a lot around the
United States. If you'd like to
find out where you can find one
go to no agenda meetups.com If
you can't find one near you
start one yourself. Sometimes
you
won't be you want to be
everybody feels the same. It's
like a big party indeed. You
win. What do you mean when you
when? Or when? What Oh, you have
no ISOs I forgot about him.
Okay, well let me see now. I
have Oh my goodness. I'm so
happy about this. Well, you get
to choose from quite a lineup.
John C Dvorak: Good. I've got
this some to choose from this.
All right.
Adam Curry: Well, you can choose
from no agenda. There's no
agenda here. I don't wanna be
the kind of bulletin about this.
That was kind
Unknown: of rude. Thank you.
That was kind of rude. Thank
you.
Adam Curry: kind of rude. Um, so
I like that one. Okay, they end
up poisoned, imprisoned or dead.
I'm glad you like that one. And
here's what you do. Here's a
good one. Listen to no agenda.
John C Dvorak: At least it's
just a good jingle. For the end
of the show. Poison imprisoned
or dead end up poisoned,
imprisoned or dead. I think the
one before it is a better ending
of the show.
Unknown: Okay, that was kind of
rude.
Adam Curry: Thank you. kind of
rude. Thank you. Yeah, you got
it. kind of rude. Thank you is
on deck.
John C Dvorak: We're always kind
of rude and thank you.
Adam Curry: Thank you very much.
Exactly. Surely you have some I
have a Wait, do I have McGregor
and I don't play anymore.
John C Dvorak: I have a
lighthearted clip which is like
what I actually have two clips
of one is actual information sag
after update so we can realize
that the actors are bailing out
on the writers. And in
Unknown: Hollywood, the actors
union sag AFTRA has agreed to
keep talking with the major
movie and television studios
passed last night's exploration
of their contract. The union's
agreement To extend the deal
until July 12, averted at least
temporarily, a second Hollywood
strike. Screenwriters have been
on strike since May. Currently
there are no negotiations
between the Writers Guild and
producers. More than 300 actors
including marquee names like
Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence
and Ben Stiller sent their union
leaders a letter pressing them
to negotiate for what they call
a transformative deal, rather
than compromising too soon, sag
AFTRA members have already
authorized the leaders to call a
strike. For both actors and
writers. The shift to streaming
has meant less work and less
pay. Man
Adam Curry: Hollywood's falling
apart.
John C Dvorak: They know what to
do, they're
Adam Curry: screwed and look at
us podcasters working on the
holiday baby
John C Dvorak: podcasters rule
now I can go either way. I got a
couple last bit that probably
the most interesting is loose
sounds like a native ad but was
on NTD I don't think they didn't
have the balls to do them. But
now this is just an interesting
story because one of these ships
is going to sink. And this is
the new giant cruise ship.
Listen to the Don't you think?
Adam Curry: I don't know I
haven't. I haven't heard the
story. I'm very
John C Dvorak: nervous. This
thing is so big. It's just a
monster. Listen to the story.
Unknown: Set sail and style. The
world's biggest cruise ship is
set to debut in early 2024 Royal
Caribbean International's icon
of the Seas is making a big
splash and it was built in
Finland and recently began open
sea tests weighing in at around
250,000 tonnes I kinda sees
boasts the largest cruise ship
waterpark over 40 ways to dine
seven pools 20 decks and more
amenities it's also Royal
Caribbean's internationals first
ship powered by liquefied
natural gas and fuel cell
technology.
Adam Curry: Well you know what's
gonna happen you know what's
gonna happen?
John C Dvorak: I'd like to know
how they would liquefied natural
gases got to do I guess
liquefied natural gas nitrogen?
Yeah, I guess you can. Yeah,
what's going to happen is going
to crap out it's going to blow
up.
Adam Curry: We're going to get a
report from Horowitz who's going
to be on it.
John C Dvorak: Oh, Hora was a
Bianna or if not him, the Gwyn
chose to go in with his like
He's worse than or was he's on a
ship right now. Yeah, but
Adam Curry: he gets paid to be
on the ship. So he does get
props for that.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's
true.
Adam Curry: Gotta give it to
him. Gotta give it to him. That
wraps it up for your Gitmo
nation media deconstruction for
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and we've got just because it's
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it's the Trump Bing Bing Bong
Bong songs too funny. Got to
play it again. Last day coming
to you from the heart of the
Texas Hill Country here and FEMA
Region number six in the morning
everybody. I'm Adam curry and
from
John C Dvorak: Northern Silicon
Valley, where it's a nice day
today I'm Josie Devorah
Adam Curry: we return on
Thursday in the for the next
media deconstruction right here
no agenda Happy Fourth of July
everybody. Till then adios mofos
or who we who?
Unknown: Jeb Bush or Hillary or
one of these politicians all
talk no action, all controlled
by lobbyists and donors and
donors, all controlled by
lobbyists and donors, donors
donors, all controlled by
lobbyists and donors and donors.
People like me from previous
months. Okay. Bing, bing,
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bong, bing, bing, bong, bong,
bing, bing, bing, bing, bing,
bing, bing,
they're going to me
not gonna be any good that he
gave me the money. Not gonna be
any good that he gave me the
money that didn't take care of
me.
I don't need it. I don't want
that. I couldn't care less
couldn't care less. You are
going to love President Trump.
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bing, bing, bing, bing, bing,
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bing, bong, bong, bing, bing,
bang bang.
China, China, China from China.
And I love China. Nothing wrong
with China. I love the Mexican
people that have tremendous
spirit. That taking your job
taking your money, they're
taking everything and I'm gonna
win this show.
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China, China, China from China.
You are going to love President
Trump. Bing Bing China, China,
China from China. You going to
love President Trump?
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bong, bing, bing, bong, bong,
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is
right. Before I send boxes over
and over and over, I have to
take all of my things are things
are things,
these boxes, Boxes, boxes,
interspersed with all sorts of
all sorts of things if things
are many things, shirts, shirts,
hats, things clothing, things,
pants, pants, off shirts, many
things, many things many things
anything so what
you're saying is that instance
you're basically a quarter
quarter new instructor in the
National Archives to basically a
quarter quarter quarter
what and therefore you
commingled. magazine clippings
and nuclear secrets with your
shoes. Golf clubs
to chicken tumors, lied on a
Friday night, a pair of jeans I
can touch your stride in the
mainstream. It is
Adam Curry: just going to grow
on directly from animal cells in
a different way in a lie it is
not.
John C Dvorak: It's not a good
it's a tumor. What they're doing
is growing tumors. Well at least
I have the text how's it not a
tumor? rebranded quick
Adam Curry: chicken tumor
tumors. Just plain old tumors.
tumors in want tonight we have
two
John C Dvorak: wine and butter
Unknown: chicken a chicken
tumor. A mad light on a Friday
night. A pair of jeans I can
touch his drive and the
mainstream.
vorak.org/in A they end up
poisoned imprisoned or dead.