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John C Dvorak: You guys are
working for us. Adam curry
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Jhansi Dvorak. It's
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Adam Curry: Thursday, March
2 2023. District award winning
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combination media assassination
episode 1534.
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Unknown: This is no agenda
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Adam Curry: tickling your
amygdala and broadcasting live
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from the heart of the Texas hill
country here in the region
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number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam ferry
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John C Dvorak: from Northern
Silicon Valley where I await the
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next episode of Picard. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
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Adam Curry: The most emailed
comment on the last show was
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without a doubt the you got it
all wrong about Star Trek Star
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Wars and Total Recall the woman
with three boobs it's amazing
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how much attention our producers
paid to that kind of stuff
0:52
John C Dvorak: that they do know
they got nothing else to do
0:55
Adam Curry: clearly. Why do
anything else it's that's what
0:58
you you got to set curry
straight on the three boob lady
1:02
that's important people. Thank
you for all your your
1:06
information. We had a massive
hailstorm at five this morning
1:11
with coil quarter sized hail
quarter size it
1:15
John C Dvorak: should I say this
like like the size of a small
1:19
bouncing ball yes
1:20
Adam Curry: yes and we have a
metal roof so that woke us
1:25
John C Dvorak: Let me guess You
got a woke
1:27
Adam Curry: we got a very woke
the dog was even freaked out the
1:30
dog like slept next to my bed
which she never does. On my side
1:34
never she never sleeps never
even comes into our bedroom.
1:37
She's like who has a huge dog
holes or shivering a
1:42
John C Dvorak: lot of dogs don't
like these kinds of noises and I
1:45
wonder is like the worst form?
1:47
Adam Curry: Oh no, it was
cracking thunder and then and
1:51
then you know some of the hail
would hit the patio and then
1:54
bounce against the glass you
know it's just this morning when
1:58
I walked Phoebe that we're still
clusters of a much smaller now
2:02
like marble size of hail it was
just one of those micro bursts
2:06
right right over Fredericksburg,
2:07
John C Dvorak: Texas hail can be
it can be damaging to cars, very
2:12
damaging.
2:13
Adam Curry: very damaging. I
wanted to mention for those of
2:16
you who found us during COVID
and are happy that we we helped
2:21
you stay sane. Stay with us.
There's a lot of stuff that
2:24
you're being you're being
psychologically manipulated
2:27
over. I think that we can we can
keep you on the trough and
2:31
narrow to that trough the trough
and narrow what is no What is it
2:36
the path of the straight and
straight and narrow? Yeah,
2:38
straight narrow. There you go.
Because what Epstein every other
2:41
podcast do this week. We were
right. We told you was from the
2:46
lab. We were right.
2:48
Unknown: We were right and no
one is
2:49
Adam Curry: seeing the bigger
picture.
2:52
John C Dvorak: You mean the
bigger picture that we said it
2:54
was from the lab and in 2020?
2:56
Adam Curry: No, the bigger
picture being I mean, yeah, we
3:00
could play clip after clip after
clip and show that we were right
3:03
within two weeks. But that's not
the point. The point is, this is
3:08
a pivot to China. And if you if
you just look at what we have,
3:13
we've got a we got spy balloons
COVID lab tick tock. Teaming up
3:18
with Russia, fentanyl. It's all
about China. This is the pivot
3:22
this in oh and no one is spared
in this. CNBC laid it all out.
3:27
Oh well. The
3:28
Unknown: reminder today was
directed towards Elon Musk. The
3:31
Tesla founder been retweeting
posts promoting the theory that
3:37
Coronavirus originated from a
Wuhan lab. Well the issue is
3:42
very sensitive here in China.
And so the Communist Party paper
3:44
The Global Times warned on its
social media site that he could
3:49
be breaking the pot of China.
This is a Chinese saying that's
3:53
similar to biting the hand that
feeds you go this morning comes
3:56
Adam Curry: as breaking the pot.
I use officials
3:59
John C Dvorak: both pot yes it
she bet what she said breaking
4:04
the pot that feeds you know
4:05
Adam Curry: breaking the pot is
a Chinese proverb similar to
4:09
biting the hand that
4:10
Unknown: feeds you the pot of
China
4:13
Adam Curry: back a little bit
breaking breaking the pot. This
4:15
is already paid for the Global
4:17
Unknown: Times warned on its
social media site, that he could
4:21
be breaking the pot of China.
This is a Chinese saying that's
4:25
similar to biting the hand that
feeds you. And this warning
4:28
comes as Chinese officials, both
on a high level as well as on a
4:33
lower level of the government
are really pulling out all the
4:35
stops to try to attract us
investment into China. And the
4:39
directive has come all the way
from the top from President Xi
4:42
Jinping who has been saying that
there should be greater effort
4:45
to attract more and welcome more
foreign capital as well as
4:49
foreign investment on a local
level. officials have been
4:51
eagerly trying to reach out to
international companies touting
4:56
how they're relaunching several
events around the region and
4:59
despite matching delegations
prioritizing trade shows in the
5:03
US and Europe, cities, also,
including Shanghai, have
5:07
announced that they're going to
be having a foreign Talent
5:10
Recruitment drives. They do,
though, have a lot of work to
5:14
do. The international business
sentiment has been quite shaky
5:18
in the past year, because of the
zero COVID protocols. The sour a
5:23
US sorry, the slowing Chinese
economy, as well as the
5:27
political climate. American
executives, in particular Joe
5:32
are really nervous ahead of that
select committee hearing. This
5:37
is a new committee that's
focused on China. And nobody
5:40
here wants to be called in
5:42
Adam Curry: new. Nobody wants to
be seen as a trader,
5:46
collaborating with China rushes
over man brushes out, brushes,
5:50
yesterday's news,
5:52
John C Dvorak: we'll see. But
you might concern with this
5:56
latest thing about the Wuhan lab
is that Mike Pompeo said it came
6:02
from the Wuhan lab during the
Trump administration.
6:05
Adam Curry: I happen to have the
clip.
6:08
John C Dvorak: Play that,
please.
6:09
Unknown: Secretary Pompeo, so
that he has strong evidence
6:12
that it did come from the
virology lab, we've been
6:14
reporting this every Sunday, by
the way, from early on, you also
6:19
said that you saw evidence, can
6:21
you tell us anything about the
intelligence,
6:23
but we have a lot of
information. And it's not good.
6:26
But you know, the worst of all,
whether it came from the lab or
6:29
came from the batch, okay, it
all came from China. And they
6:32
should have stopped it. They
could have stopped at that
6:35
source. I call it the source.
Right there. They made a
6:38
decision to allow it to escape
its borders. I don't know
6:41
if they made the decision, but
it got out of control. I think
6:44
more likely it got out of
control.
6:46
Senator Kahn said that
6:47
they didn't want the
6:49
Adam Curry: this is an
interesting clip as to why I
6:51
chose this one. Because Trump is
is almost kind of pushing back
6:56
against Pompeo, ex CIA at this
point. And saying, Well, you
7:00
know, whatever it came from
China let it happen. Trump isn't
7:03
even blink, pushing it on China
as as like a unintentional bio
7:09
leak or anything, which was
really much more his position.
7:14
Although manipulated by the
media,
7:16
Unknown: Chinese economy to
contract 20% and the rest of the
7:19
world to contract 2%. So
7:20
we were beating them very badly
before this, we were beating
7:24
them between the tariffs and
other things we were doing. And
7:27
we were going up and they were
having a very bad year, they
7:29
were having the worst year
they've had in 56 years.
7:33
gestures on the street. And they
weren't well, and even beyond
7:36
that. And we were really doing
well. And that is a theory. But
7:39
here's what I know for sure.
They didn't allow this whole
7:43
thing. They didn't allow people
to go into China, but they did
7:48
allow them to go out to the
world including the United
7:50
States. That's why Europe is a
mess. That's why look at look at
7:54
these countries who rushes
having a hard time.
7:59
Adam Curry: So quite a different
story back then. But why?
8:02
John C Dvorak: Again, let's go
back to this that was like the
8:05
news cycle back in the day to
over two years ago. And this was
8:13
and then it was I don't know I
thought it was I thought it was
8:15
concluded that it was from the
lab and then the next thing you
8:18
know this comes out just
recently as though it's all
8:21
news. And then you have like you
said your podcast was going on
8:26
we told you so. What are you
talking about? This is old.
8:30
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's just
being read the mind in my mind
8:32
is just being resurrected at
this level. Why?
8:35
John C Dvorak: Why resurrect Oh
yours? China, China, target
8:38
China,
8:38
Adam Curry: China. Yeah, it's
all about China. Now. We've got
8:41
to blame China.
8:43
John C Dvorak: Blaming China for
that little water under the
8:45
bridge. It seems to me
8:47
Adam Curry: No, no, it's just
it's adding adding to the
8:50
everything. Okay. Are you going
to tell me that you don't see
8:54
the pivot to China? Everything
Is Everything is moving
8:57
throughout China or China doing
this. China's doing that. We
9:01
have a new house panel. Whoa,
it's all about China. China is
9:04
no good. There's something going
on with China. This is the pivot
9:10
60% of the news is about China.
China
9:15
John C Dvorak: says the news is
not about China. That's what I'm
9:19
seeing. Most definitely have to
news is about Murtaugh
9:23
Adam Curry: now. What are you
watching? You put that in the
9:28
newsletter if
9:29
John C Dvorak: you go to Google
news.com You'll see their top
9:33
headlines about this trial in
South Carolina that nobody cares
9:36
about but they're playing up
every which way
9:38
Adam Curry: Well, surely you
understand why.
9:42
John C Dvorak: Yes, a
distraction but they just
9:43
common. It's a trend stretch
9:46
Adam Curry: to true crime drama.
It has been it has been Nancy
9:50
Grace has been pushing this and
that and the Netflix special is
9:53
coming out.
9:54
John C Dvorak: Let's head to the
next flip. I thought of Netflix
9:57
special was out
9:58
Adam Curry: there promoting it
heavily now what was out or not.
10:00
It's all for ratings. It has
nothing to do with. And people
10:05
are
10:05
John C Dvorak: just whether it's
with a news mostly concentrates
10:07
on getting people to watch TV.
10:10
Adam Curry: Yeah, end to end.
10:12
John C Dvorak: I'm not saying
this. I mean, there's they're
10:15
targeting China for sure. But I
don't see a quote unquote pivot.
10:19
Adam Curry: No, I do and it's
and here it is. It's about this
10:23
this panel. This House panel,
and the main thing the pivot is
10:28
this is what is occupying
people's minds is tick tock.
10:32
That is that is a continuous
hammering of China bad Congress
10:37
enjoys a rare bipartisan moment
today when lawmakers come
10:41
together to address China coming
together. Oh, no. And be our
10:45
congressional
10:45
Unknown: correspondent Deirdre
10:46
Walsh reports. Wisconsin
Republican Mike Gallagher chairs
10:50
a new house committee created to
put a spotlight on the threats
10:53
posed by China. He says a recent
news story made that job a
10:57
little easier.
10:58
A Chinese spy balloon drifting
over the country, and circling
11:03
our nuclear ICBM facilities has
a way
11:05
Adam Curry: this is a lie. This
thing wasn't circling anything.
11:09
Remember, it was just floating
around since when was circling
11:13
around ICBM facilities. That's
just a lie. There's like they
11:17
passed over them before now it
was circling. Oh, yeah, it
11:20
stopped in a circle
11:21
Unknown: over the country
somehow circling our nuclear
11:24
ICBM facilities has a way of
bringing the threat close to
11:28
home,
11:28
Illinois Congressman Raja
krishnamoorthi. The top Democrat
11:32
on the panel says his
constituents already feel the
11:34
impact of China's influence.
11:36
Everyone seems to have their own
stories, whether they are a
11:40
small business person or whether
they are concerned about the
11:43
crackdown on dissent, or human
rights.
11:47
Both lawmakers want to lay out
the economic and national
11:49
security threats posed by China
for the American people. Well,
11:53
one area they agree on is
banning the social media
11:56
platform Tiktok from operating
in the US. They're concerned the
12:00
app is taking user's data, and
its parent company has ties to
12:03
the CCP, the Chinese Communist
Party, Gallagher worries about
12:08
what that means for Americans.
12:10
It can be used to influence the
news, what people see and talk
12:14
about and therefore to interfere
in our society and our politics
12:18
and our very democracy.
12:20
looming threat from China on
America watch your pearls.
12:22
America's economy spurred
Congress to act last year,
12:25
passing a bill investing more
than $50 billion for US
12:29
manufacturers to boost
semiconductor production,
12:32
lawmakers say the use of a
surveillance balloon by China
12:35
only reinforces the need for a
comprehensive security plan,
12:39
rest of the century will be
defined by what happens between
12:41
the United States in China.
That's Florida Senator Marco
12:44
Rubio, the top Republican on the
Senate Intelligence Committee,
12:48
this is not just a military
challenge. China has fused its
12:51
commercial, military
technological applications in
12:54
ways no other nation ever has.
So it's a multifaceted
12:58
challenge.
12:58
Part of that challenge is also
increased China aggression over
13:01
Taiwan, an island democracy that
governs itself, but that China
13:06
claims as its territory,
13:08
we don't want open hostilities
to break out in that part of the
13:11
world, which could lead to very
severe consequences for the
13:15
region.
13:16
Adam Curry: So we can bicker
over whether pivot or not. But
13:20
John C Dvorak: hold on. Sure. So
first of all, I have my phone
13:23
ringing. But first of all,
you're constantly condemning me
13:27
for the N T D announcers. This
was
13:29
Adam Curry: NPR. This was oh my
god, that was NPR.
13:33
John C Dvorak: Where did they
hire them from NT?
13:36
Adam Curry: Most likely, in
fact, NTD is on the line tip for
13:39
you right now pick it up. They
want to know why you're not
13:41
playing any more clips. They're
totally pissed off about that.
13:44
John C Dvorak: I only play video
clips every third show.
13:49
Adam Curry: Do you not have
voicemail on this thing? Come on
13:51
what's going on? If it rings one
more time? Yeah, I'm starting
13:54
another clip. I'm starting
notice a
13:56
Unknown: clip. CBS News has new
information on that classified
14:00
Department of Energy report that
details the origin of the COVID
14:04
19 virus. The new intelligence
points to a possible lab leak in
14:08
Wuhan, China. CBS Catherine
herridge has more.
14:12
Adam Curry: They always bring in
cameras when in bringing the
14:14
spook girl the spook girl knows
that. Oh, mind you. This isn't
14:17
this. This report came from the
FBI, not from the CIA who go
14:22
overseas, not from our National
Institute of Health. No, it came
14:25
from the intelligence community.
So they're now the experts, all
14:29
of a son in this type of stuff
is
14:32
John C Dvorak: always to have a
little over 20 years. Yep. Thank
14:34
you, by the way is okay, no, no,
keep playing. I'm sorry. I'll
14:39
listen to this. Right. I have
some comment about this,
14:42
Unknown: when inside the Wuhan
Labs is the pandemic unfolded
14:45
three years ago. Now two sources
close to the US government probe
14:49
into the origins of COVID-19
Tell CBS News, there is new
14:53
intelligence that points to an
accidental lab leak. The source
14:56
of the Energy Department has low
confidence in the new reporting
15:00
the law unclear whether that
reflects weak data or limited
15:04
intelligence.
15:05
We really do want to know what
happened here.
15:09
The White House would not
endorse the new finding
15:11
the intelligence community and
the rest of the government is
15:14
still looking at this. There's
not been a definitive
15:17
conclusions.
15:18
intelligence agencies have not
been able to agree on how the
15:22
pandemic that killed more than a
million Americans started.
15:25
Several still another
15:26
Adam Curry: lie we have there's
no evidence that the pandemic
15:29
itself that the COVID itself
killed a million Americans, but
15:33
we'll just take that as fact.
Now let you
15:35
Unknown: agree on how the
pandemic that killed more than a
15:37
million Americans started.
Several still point to the
15:41
possibility of natural
transmission through animals.
15:43
The first major outbreak
occurred at a Wuhan wildlife and
15:46
seafood market.
15:48
John C Dvorak: Get for some Oh
my god.
15:49
Adam Curry: I know for some
reason CBS the CIA Broadcasting
15:53
System is pushing back a little
bit
15:55
Unknown: the answers from the
Chinese government or PRC has
15:58
been impossible. According to
State Department spokesperson
16:01
Ned Price
16:02
for more than two years now, the
PRC has been lobbying from the
16:06
beginning international
investigators and members of the
16:09
global health community from
accessing information that they
16:13
need to understand the origins
of COVID 90
16:18
with more than 7 million deaths
worldwide, the lack of
16:21
transparency has frustrated
health experts, why does knowing
16:25
still matter?
16:26
Knowing the origins of COVID
really matters because it will
16:29
impact how we prepare for the
future Ah, there you go a result
16:33
of the lab leak it may result in
tighter safety procedures in the
16:36
lab or more regulations on what
kind of research is allowed.
16:40
Whereas if this is a natural
occurrence, it does point to the
16:44
need for better among animal
populations for example, to see
16:48
what what might be brewing as
the next virus there.
16:52
Adam Curry: So notice this is
this is the CIA side of the
16:55
house being very hesitant to
agree and it makes me think that
17:00
Christopher Ray is just taking
advantage He's probably in the
17:04
in the Silicon Valley Cabal.
Hey, man, we need to be tracking
17:07
everybody a lot better. So
either tick tock gives us their
17:11
data, which is probably no
different from Facebook or
17:15
Instagram. But okay. Or, you
know, we got to kick them out.
17:22
They said low confidence they
report is low confidence.
17:26
Everyone's jumping around like
Like he said, yet we got we got
17:29
the smoking gun. This is very
weird.
17:32
John C Dvorak: I just find this
whole thing to be so deja vu.
17:35
It's just I it's annoying. Yeah,
I understand that. And
17:39
meanwhile, of course, no one
wants to talk I met the CIA
17:42
specifically wouldn't want to
talk about for Dietrich.
17:45
Adam Curry: No, we can't, you
know, in my in my mind. This,
17:52
maybe this was just a fluke. And
it's all a hoax. You know,
17:56
remember, flu went away during
COVID was just gone. So maybe it
18:00
was just a just a Wuhan flu,
which is literally what Trump
18:04
called it the Wuhan flu. And
okay, bad flu. But maybe it
18:09
wasn't bioengineering at all.
18:11
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I'm not
buying that one. I think it was
18:14
it was a weaponized and it was
and it did kill people. It
18:17
didn't kill a million Americans
but it was a killer and then
18:19
they added on to the killer
vaccine.
18:22
Adam Curry: The response was a
killer the response Meanwhile,
18:25
people
18:27
John C Dvorak: so you don't
think there was a COVID?
18:28
Adam Curry: I didn't say that. I
said it's possible. Well, where
18:32
did flu go? Of course no, I'm
Coronavirus.
18:36
John C Dvorak: I agree with you
that the numbers were
18:38
exaggerated. A Coronavirus
18:40
Adam Curry: is a flu. I'm just
saying I do not so
18:43
John C Dvorak: Coronavirus is is
a cold it's not a flu.
18:46
Adam Curry: Okay. All right,
fine, whatever. Well, you
18:50
John C Dvorak: know that.
Meanwhile, you had Kirby on here
18:54
and now Kirby is going to I
thought Kirby we had something
18:57
on the ball. But I have a clip
of Kirby being asked a question
19:04
about gain of function. Is it
okay to do this sort of
19:07
research? And if you listen to
this carefully, is under COVID.
19:11
If you listen to this carefully,
I don't think he knows what kind
19:15
of function is. And now I don't
think I know that he knows what
19:19
he's talking about about
anything
19:20
Unknown: without weighing in one
way or the other. On origin of
19:25
the virus, you make clear that
there's no consensus. Does the
19:29
President believe though that
the reward out ways the risk
19:34
when it comes to gain a bunch of
research
19:37
is the reward outweigh the risk
when it comes to gain? up you're
19:43
gonna have to say that again.
19:46
President believe that this type
of game of functional research
19:50
is proving
19:51
he believes that it's important
to help prevent future pandemic
20:00
Which means he understands that
there has to be legitimate
20:06
scientific research into the
sources of potential sources of
20:12
pandemics so that we understand
it so that we can prevent them
20:15
as we prevent them from
happening, obviously. But he
20:18
also believes and this is why he
wants the whole of government
20:23
effort here to understand it,
that that research has to be
20:26
done and must be done in a safe
and secure manner as as
20:30
transparent as possible to the
rest of the world so that so
20:33
people know what's going on. I
think that's a fancy way of
20:37
saying yes.
20:40
Adam Curry: I think he knows
exactly what he's talking about.
20:42
He's just couching it the way
everyone else is, like, oh,
20:45
yeah, well, it was from a lab.
So you know, now we know we have
20:48
to be careful when the next one
comes. I think it's all
20:51
gaslighting. Yeah, sure. It was
engineered. Okay. Sure. We
20:57
shouldn't even be arguing about
it, because that's what everyone
20:59
is doing. Meanwhile, what's
next? Oh, I think they'll say
21:02
China's a currency manipulator.
You watch. It's all it's all.
21:06
Everything Trump was saying
they're now playing deja vu to
21:09
of course it is. Of course it
is. And by the way, the reason
21:13
we didn't catch this, the first
time around, that this came from
21:16
China, whether it was made or
not came from China was because
21:21
Trump is xenophobic,
21:23
Unknown: Trump unleashed this
xenophobia, he's he stopped
21:27
allowing Chinese people to come
to the country. He then started
21:31
calling it he kept on saying,
China, China and doing this
21:38
thing, where I was even
concerned, as someone who had
21:43
lost family members, right from
Manny to even bring it up. And
21:47
that is really sad. The last guy
before bible said anything about
21:52
this, he made it about Asian
people. And I'm sure John Stuart
21:57
didn't realize that that's what
was happening, because I'm sure
22:01
he didn't know what was going on
all over the country, with Asian
22:04
folks getting smacked and hid
and people saying stuff to them
22:08
about bringing the disease here.
I mean, this was this was what
22:12
was happening. And if you know
who had not started it with
22:15
that, had he not made it about
that. And he said, Listen, this
22:19
might have come out of a lab, it
probably would have been
22:23
listened to a lot different.
22:27
John C Dvorak: She's got her act
together.
22:29
Adam Curry: That's so beautiful.
Yeah, if we don't If only he had
22:33
said it differently, we would
have listened differently. Okay.
22:36
Okay. We'll be. And of course,
it was the response. That was
22:42
the problem. It was the lock
downs. That was the problem. He
22:45
was all all of this the masks.
That was the problem. Now we
22:50
know that it simply was not the
killer virus that that it was
22:54
promoted to be. You agree with
me there, right?
22:58
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the numbers
were pretty much the same. It
23:01
was always analyzed as the flu.
It had the same numbers as the
23:06
flu in terms of his deadliness.
So something
23:09
Adam Curry: interesting is going
down in the UK. The lockdown
23:13
files had been published. I
don't know if you follow this.
23:16
The Telegraph a respectable
newspaper, I would say compared
23:20
to what we might mainly read
daily news and the sun. The
23:25
Telegraph published still
23:27
John C Dvorak: still pretty
interesting. The Telegraph. It
23:30
says this is a mouthpiece for
the Democrats. The Taliban are
23:37
very anti Trump during their
era.
23:38
Adam Curry: Do you mean that?
You mean the liberals? I mean,
23:41
in this is UK, right.
23:42
John C Dvorak: Yeah. The
Telegraph. When I say Democrats,
23:46
I'm referring to Americans.
23:47
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. Well, no,
this is a purely UK based thing.
23:51
No, I
23:51
John C Dvorak: understand that I
understand completely. But when
23:54
it came to talking about
American politics, they were
23:56
very pro Democrat. Okay. And
they do talk about American
23:59
politics quite a bit.
24:01
Adam Curry: So the lockdown
files consist of 100,000
24:04
WhatsApp messages, which have
revealed some things about the
24:09
lockdown
24:10
Unknown: after and these are
fairly explosive allegations.
24:13
You Yes, they certainly are.
Broke late last night with the
24:19
telegraph front page, saying
fundamentally that Matt Hancock
24:23
who was of course health
secretary, and ignored the
24:26
advice of Chris witty the chief
medical officer to test
24:31
everybody going in to a care
home now that of course, is
24:35
pretty damning, and it has come
from 100,000 WhatsApp messages,
24:42
that's journalist Isabel
Oakshott handed over to the
24:45
Telegraph. Now Isabelle co wrote
maps Hancock's pandemic diaries
24:51
along with him and so was
previously very friendly with
24:54
him, and now has that has
obviously soured. Now Matt
24:59
Hancock's teams are absolutely
incandescent with rage. They're
25:04
saying that this is flat out
wrong, that the story has been
25:08
distorted because there's a
WhatsApp message referring to a
25:11
meeting. They say in that
meeting, Matt Hancock was told,
25:15
although he wanted to test
everybody going into care homes,
25:19
that they simply didn't have the
capacity and that is why he was
25:24
therefore only able to test
people going into care homes
25:28
that were coming in from
hospital. So they are very
25:31
angry. They're threatening legal
action. Isabel Oakshott
25:34
apparently would have signed a
nondisclosure agreement and was
25:37
writing in Matt Hancock support
when the pandemic diaries came
25:41
out of basically that history
would reflect that he'd done his
25:45
best, but that looks rather
different today.
25:49
Adam Curry: Yeah, here's the
takeaway. One, don't trust
25:52
journalists. They'll Screw you.
If they can to erase your
25:57
messages people. WhatsApp is I'm
sure that's not government level
26:03
messaging approved protocol. I
would think that doesn't seem
26:09
like a smart thing to have
hanging around. In the lockdown
26:15
files, we also learn the UK
health authorities considered
26:19
ordering the euthanization of
all pet cats in the country.
26:25
Wow, I can't believe they missed
that opportunity. It's good,
26:31
great. So Europe is taking the
Tiktok thing very seriously.
26:37
They're even presenting it as as
like legislation is done tic
26:41
TOCs leaving America.
26:42
Unknown: Now the how US has
Deutsche Avella House Foreign
26:45
Affairs Committee has voted to
give presidential Biden new
26:49
paths for an outright ban of
tick tock and other social media
26:52
apps. lawmakers voted 26 to 16.
To approve the measure.
26:58
Republican committee chair
Michael McCaul sponsored it.
27:01
Democrats on the committee
oppose the bill Tiktok is used
27:05
by more than 100 million
Americans, the measure would
27:08
need to be passed by the full
house and he was Senate before
27:12
it can go to Biden tick tock has
come under increased scrutiny
27:16
scrutiny on both sides of the
Atlantic as Western countries
27:19
take a critical look at the
Chinese companies reach and the
27:23
security risks. It might pose.
27:27
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so this
thing so why don't you explain
27:28
to the audience? What's the
security risk? Oh, the security
27:33
risk some guy jumping off of ice
of the office, the roof and onto
27:39
a rubber ball and then hitting
the ground and hurting his back?
27:43
Well, okay. Classic tick tock
video.
27:46
Adam Curry: Yes. This is the
deterring America's
27:48
technological adversaries Act,
also known as the data x because
27:52
you know, data is like oil.
Today's oil is like the data. So
27:58
what they're saying is absolute
bunk. Because there's no more or
28:01
less data that tick tock as an
app can glean then Facebook,
28:07
Twitter, Google, etc.
28:10
John C Dvorak: I don't think
they can get as much as
28:11
Facebook. Your Facebook is
probably getting
28:13
Adam Curry: more you may be
right. But because when you sign
28:18
up, it says hey, you know, if
you use tick tock anywhere else,
28:23
not necessarily in the app, even
though they can do it in the app
28:26
today. Everyone can track your
keystrokes in any app. In fact,
28:30
you can see there is a software
developer kits available where
28:34
you can reap literally pick up a
user and replay their action
28:38
like an instant replay. You can
see the movement on the screen.
28:41
This is partially bull crap.
Just know it's 100% bullcrap
28:48
that oh, we have to get rid of
tick tock because my assertion
28:51
is tick tock is really eating
Silicon Valley's launch.
28:56
John C Dvorak: Jas, by the way
to fall back on it that is, no
29:00
matter what anyone says about
tick tock or what even your
29:03
current assertions? That's the
reason
29:05
Adam Curry: yes for for the for
this, but it's being spun into.
29:09
We can have the Chinese PRC we
can't we can't have them,
29:15
getting our data on our people
get we want to track our people.
29:19
We can't have someone else doing
that. It's so cynical. So the
29:24
national security problem is or
the here's how they're playing
29:31
it's national security issue.
And that's why we have to do
29:33
this
29:34
Unknown: here in Washington
tonight. The crackdown on tick
29:36
tock continues. The White House
today gave government agencies
29:40
30 days to remove the video
sharing app from all federal
29:43
devices and computer systems.
29:44
Adam Curry: If it's an
emergency, why 30 days, why not
29:49
30 hours?
29:49
John C Dvorak: I have another
question just above that it's
29:52
more meta. What is tic toc or
any product like that doing on
29:58
any federal device? I mean,
wonder what are they? I'm
30:04
working for the government. I've
got a government to hand me a
30:07
phone. And so what am I going to
do dick around on tick tock, and
30:11
they're going to allow that.
What's it doing there in the
30:14
first place? I tracked down
everyone who had tick tock on
30:18
the phones, and FYROM.
30:20
Adam Curry: It's interesting,
you bring that up. I just
30:23
someone just sent me this this
morning. That the car is here.
30:30
The Department of Homeland
Security has ordered everyone if
30:39
I guess they give them iPhones.
That they have a deal with Apple
30:45
and they give the handout,
government iPhones to them.
30:51
Their iMessage will be disabled,
I think within the next week,
30:56
and they will only be able to
communicate via SMS text
31:00
message. So So the government is
disabling? I think the probably
31:06
the security factor of you know
the encryption. Maybe Apple
31:11
doesn't want to crack encryption
of people sending messages
31:15
within Department of Homeland
Security. I'm not sure he had
31:18
deactivation of the iMessage
service. DHS has mandate
31:23
mandated as of Wednesday, March
1, yesterday, the Apple iMessage
31:26
service option on DHS furnished
Apple devices must be disabled,
31:30
all text messages will be
handled through cellular carrier
31:33
Short Message Service, or
multimedia message services. So
31:41
you know, they're cracking down
on on something. But why you see
31:46
the the immediacy of of the of
the iMessage, but not the Tick
31:52
Tock 30 days, I think there was
also a 90 day limit here.
31:55
Unknown: The Office of
Management Budget says the move
31:57
is aimed at protecting us data
official suspect that China is
32:01
using the app to spy on
Americans you go to ban does not
32:04
impact the more than 100 million
Americans and teams who use tick
32:08
tock on non government devices.
32:11
Adam Curry: Yeah, but it's just
that's how it's gonna happen.
32:15
And you have to ask yourself,
why, you know, why doesn't Apple
32:17
be a good citizen here? Take it
off. We all know why. People
32:22
would throw away their iPhones.
I need my tick tock.
32:27
John C Dvorak: Nobody needs tick
tock, especially on a government
32:29
product. People are addicted to
tick tock. No. I mean, I look at
32:33
tick tock, I don't use it. I use
my phone to I will go on
32:38
somebody have a link to
something and I'll play it on
32:42
the web, not tracking anything
there.
32:46
Adam Curry: The main issue here
is the people who voted against
32:52
this, which was of course all
the Democrats, but also some
32:54
some Republicans on the
committee clearly. I think I'm
32:59
gonna just find out who did.
It's like, you know, this gives
33:01
the President extraordinary
powers. What being able to just
33:07
throw any app out of the App
Store? Because of you know,
33:11
national security issues. That's
the that's the way it's written
33:15
up is his gig gives the
President the authority to do
33:17
this. Which I find weird, you
know, why wouldn't you just have
33:21
Congress make a law and say, No
tick tock or nothing from China?
33:24
John C Dvorak: Why Why bother?
So Gretchen Whitmer had the best
33:29
line about this whole thing. She
said that she's not worried
33:34
about tick tock because she's
only got one phone. What said,
33:41
Adam Curry: how was that a good
news?
33:44
John C Dvorak: Well, that's what
she said. I don't know what it
33:46
means that she's just such a tic
TOCs. Not worrisome, because she
33:51
only has one phone.
33:53
Adam Curry: That's so odd. I
don't know what she means by
33:57
that.
33:57
John C Dvorak: It's what you
want is what you want for your
33:58
governor.
34:00
Adam Curry: Hmm. Well, it's
interesting to see that apple
34:04
won't block Tik Tok, which is
clearly you know, unAmerican
34:08
unAmerican to have that on your
platform, by the way, you don't
34:11
hear anyone saying that. Why
isn't Marco Rubio or McCall from
34:16
Texas? Why aren't they saying,
you know, Apple and Google,
34:18
they're unAmerican by allowing
this in their app store?
34:20
Wouldn't that solve it? But no.
Apple did, however, block an
34:27
email program, which I think is
called it's called Email blue or
34:33
something. And the reason why is
because this app will write
34:38
emails using AI chat GPT. So
Apple says, you know, we have a
34:45
lot of concern about this. So we
have to block that from the App
34:49
Store. Blue mail is what it's
called. Your app includes AI
34:55
generated content, but does not
appear to include content
34:57
filtering is the reason So this
is all bullcrap all of it.
35:03
They're all full of crap. And
out for as far as I can see,
35:08
let's not call it a pivot. But
as far as I can see, this is all
35:11
about focusing everybody on
China. Let's just get this
35:15
Ukraine war over with let's
focus on China.
35:20
John C Dvorak: Here's my
Ukraine's clips all I guess 22
35:22
seconds is all I got about
Ukraine.
35:24
Unknown: With Ukrainian forces
coming under relentless assault
35:27
in the city of back mode.
Military officials now say they
35:30
may be prepared to pull some
troops back remarks apparently
35:34
suggest Russia could capture the
eastern city that is viewed as a
35:37
symbol of Ukrainian resistance
to Russian occupation. Kremlin
35:41
forces have staged a bloody
month long offensive to take the
35:44
city, which is pretty much
become a ghost town.
35:48
Adam Curry: Yeah, I have a
couple more clips. We start with
35:52
what you will never see on the M
five M here in the United
35:55
States, and you'll barely see it
on the M five m in the EU, where
35:59
this is going down. This is from
I think France 24,
36:03
Unknown: marching for peace in
Ukraine, hundreds to the streets
36:06
of London on Saturday, urging a
ceasefire and negotiations with
36:10
Russia to end the conflict.
Among them supporters of the
36:13
Campaign for Nuclear
Disarmament, warning that any
36:16
escalation in fighting would
increase the chances of a
36:18
nuclear war. Many wanted to see
an end to Western military
36:22
support for Ukraine. It would
help if we stopped saying we'll
36:26
just give you lots more weapons
until you win the war. It's not
36:31
gonna happen like that, you
know, Ukrainians are really
36:34
tough. Russians are really
tough, and NATO is really rich.
36:38
So that's, that's all the
ingredients you need for a kind
36:41
of endless war. Well, this
demonstration is one of many
36:44
happening over this weekend
across Europe. Now, for these
36:48
demonstrators. arming Ukraine is
simply making things worse and
36:52
prolonging the conflict. But
others take a very different
36:55
approach. In the Belgian
capital, many of those marching
36:59
in solidarity with Ukraine were
actually refugees from that
37:02
country.
37:08
Weapons for our defense, we need
the sanctions against the
37:11
Russia. We need economical
support, because we defend not
37:16
only our land, we defend all
democracy world
37:20
while in Berlin, a bigger
protest at least 10,000 turned
37:23
up to say no to the idea of
Germany arming Ukraine,
37:27
we're demonstrating for peace
and against intervention of our
37:33
government in in that war that
is not ours.
37:38
The people that voted for those
politicians, they did not know
37:42
that they will push us into war
and send weapons into countries
37:48
that are in war. This is even
against our constitution.
37:51
So different messages, and no
end in sight to the misery
37:54
inflicted on the people of
Ukraine.
37:56
Adam Curry: Yeah. All right. So
we have everyone except
38:00
Brussels. Brussels is all that
it does whatever it takes
38:03
Brussels. Wonder why Brussels
38:05
John C Dvorak: huh? Well, Biden
keeps saying whatever it takes
38:12
and then Trudeau recently says
whatever it takes,
38:15
Adam Curry: and Janet Yellen,
surprise visit to good old
38:20
Volodymyr. She just popped by
Ukraine to say Hi,
38:24
Unknown: Mark one year since the
beginning of this full scale
38:28
invitations to message I bring
you from President Biden this
38:32
symbol, America oops, we'll
stand with Ukraine for as long
38:37
as it takes.
38:39
US Treasury Secretary Janet
Yellen swept into cube on Monday
38:43
in a surprise visit to reaffirm
us support for Ukraine as it
38:47
fights Russia's invasion,
highlighting US economic aid
38:51
that is bolstering Ukraine's war
efforts.
38:54
Today I'm proud to announce the
transfer budget An additional
38:58
advantage over the first tranche
of about $10 billion into the
39:09
United States to provide in the
coming months,
39:13
feeling met with President
Volodymyr Zelensky and Ukrainian
39:16
Prime Minister Dinesh Miho. Also
the to discuss further US
39:22
sanctions on Russia, as well as
confiscating frozen Russian
39:26
assets.
39:31
John C Dvorak: What's missing?
39:33
Adam Curry: I'm still hanging
out the frozen Russian assets.
39:36
They're gonna take the Russian
money to rebuild I can
39:38
John C Dvorak: get away with
that. Yes, they
39:40
Adam Curry: are. Of course,
39:41
John C Dvorak: they're not.
Okay, I can get away with that
39:43
they're not. Why not? Because
it's illegals against
39:47
international law to do what
they're going to try to
39:49
Adam Curry: what name the
international law and who
39:52
maintains this international law
at you.
39:55
John C Dvorak: I'm just telling
you, that's not going to happen
39:57
you if you think it's going to
happen. Okay, we'll put $1 on
39:59
it. Done, here's what's missing.
A wins the bet. And
40:05
Adam Curry: as long as it takes,
40:08
John C Dvorak: I'll never get my
dollar. So there's something
40:12
missing from all these reports.
If you remember what you don't
40:15
want remember the Vietnam War in
some of these other wars, they
40:17
will usually have a daily death
toll. There has been very little
40:23
talk of the death toll. It's as
if they're wiping out the male
40:29
reproductive aged males that are
getting killed left and right
40:34
now they're running teams out
there. They're killing off the
40:36
population of Ukraine for some
reason. And I'm wondering if
40:39
it's not being done on purpose,
they're not telling us about the
40:41
casualties at all.
40:43
Adam Curry: That is very
interesting, because I came
40:46
across this report from France.
24 is comfortable
40:49
Unknown: in Kyiv, Svetlana and
Nicola have repeatedly discussed
40:52
having a child because he's in
the Ukrainian army. She's 25.
40:56
He's 30. They met just four
months before Russia's full
41:00
scale invasion a year ago, but
especially in the war
41:04
accelerated things, and made us
think about the sincerity of our
41:08
feelings, and the values we
share. They are now engaged to
41:13
be married and want a child Dame
to freeze and store Mikelis
41:17
sperm before he goes to the
front.
41:22
Row, I suggested it, I wasn't
thinking of the worst that could
41:25
happen. Sure. I told him that if
injuries damaged his ability to
41:30
have children, at least we would
have this solution.
41:33
Adam Curry: Yeah. So they're
just freezing their sperm
41:35
sending them off to be killed.
41:39
John C Dvorak: There was a
couple of reports that have come
41:41
out here and there that say that
if the average lifespan for a
41:47
Ukrainian soldier on the
frontlines is one hour,
41:50
Adam Curry: yeah, no, no,
they're being slaughtered,
41:52
they're being absolutely
slaughtered. Of course, there's
41:54
not going to be any count of
that.
41:57
John C Dvorak: Now. And that's
what's missing. If you remember,
42:00
anyone remembers war stories
from any of the other little
42:03
battles. They always talk about
the casualties. They've even
42:07
talked about the casualties in
Iraq, of the civilians, which
42:11
was a quarter of a million
people, at least, and but
42:15
there's really one of those
100,000 Russians killed, they
42:19
did sometimes mentioned that's
killing off.
42:23
Adam Curry: That's, that's the
only thing you'll hear is how
42:25
many Russians died. You're
right. That's the only thing you
42:28
hear in that regard. Meanwhile,
back home, and by the way, you
42:35
can set any date you want on
that on that dollar, because at
42:40
least I have them saying they're
going to do it and saying that
42:42
they're going to set up a new
special court for that. And
42:46
they're going to change
international law for that. So
42:49
if you can find something to the
contrary, instead of justice
42:51
never going to happen. I'd
respect that.
42:53
John C Dvorak: But I'll take the
dollar after December first of
42:56
this year.
42:57
Adam Curry: Fine. Boy, here is
December 1 of this year good.
43:04
Here's our current war monger
the ever so peace loving Sean
43:08
Penn on CNN with both thing I'd
43:11
Unknown: like to say is, you
know, having just just returned
43:14
from Ukraine about 10 days ago
or so I was that the the impact
43:20
of President Biden's trip was
extraordinary. I mean, that's
43:23
that that's extremely
encouraging. I think one of the
43:30
things that's concerned me and
I, you know, I think that
43:33
there's no question but that
they need more ammunition more
43:38
long range precision weapons,
and yes, fighter jets. Oh, yeah.
43:43
This and the issue really, is
that, you know, right now
43:49
they're dying, every day,
they're dying. So what we're
43:53
waiting for seems to still be
attached to this.
43:57
Adam Curry: This is interesting.
He is saying they're dying,
43:59
they're dying. They're dying.
This is actually the only person
44:01
who's kind of being a little bit
honest about that. But now he's
44:05
saying, you know, we need to
kill him and kill other people.
44:08
You know, that we can have, Hey,
you can't you can't go outside
44:13
if you're not vaccinated. So
Sean Penn because you're killing
44:15
people, but meanwhile, I want f6
teams to kill people,
44:19
Unknown: I would argue over
cautious concern, or war monger
44:24
nuclear weapons because
44:26
Adam Curry: and nuclear weapons
is just an is not true. It's
44:28
just a joke, according to him.
44:30
Unknown: For one thing, if we're
going to live in a world where a
44:35
bully with nuclear weapons, runs
the show. You know, there are
44:40
there was a
44:42
Adam Curry: this is interesting,
was it not Volodymyr Zelensky?
44:45
Who was the first one to say we
need nuclear weapons in Ukraine?
44:49
It wasn't he being the bully by
saying that.
44:53
Unknown: A former intelligence
officer I'd spoken to in Ukraine
44:57
at one point he said you know it
He doesn't live in that want to
45:00
live in that world and Ukraine
won't. And so I just think we
45:04
have to make a clear decision to
start saving lives saving
45:09
infrastructure. And by killing
other people what that means is
45:13
supplying the Ukrainians they
have no interest in having
45:16
Americans or others in the fight
they're ready to take the fight
45:19
themselves. And their their
ability to transition on these
45:22
platforms be at the Essex teens,
or, or when it comes to the
45:26
patriot.
45:27
Adam Curry: I just love Sean
Penn so indoctrinated by the
45:30
military industrial complex, who
no doubt are sending our flying
45:33
him in and out every single
time. We're now he's talking
45:36
about these platforms, you know,
because he's so schooled on the
45:38
F 16 platform, the Patriot
platform, you know, just just
45:43
call it what it is the Raytheon
and Boeing platform Sean Penn,
45:46
you are a horrible war monger.
45:49
Unknown: Is is not I don't think
there's been an honest
45:52
conversation about how quickly
they can transition I think it's
45:55
all there's a lot in the air
about how long it takes
45:58
maintenance fueling all of that,
but there are a lot of many ways
46:03
in which that can be you know,
46:06
Adam Curry: sped up Yeah, speed
it up. Everybody need to speed
46:09
it up.
46:11
John C Dvorak: This WHAT IS IT
guy like that he's an actor. And
46:15
he's goes over there. And of
course, he did a little movie or
46:19
something before but he's over
there now. And he's, and he says
46:23
talking to an intelligence
officer,
46:26
Adam Curry: former former former
intelligence officer
46:29
John C Dvorak: I don't think he
said former did I think you said
46:31
former. Okay.
46:35
Adam Curry: But doesn't matter.
46:36
John C Dvorak: Just doesn't seem
like the kind of thing you when
46:39
you're traveling around. Under
any circumstances. You're gonna
46:42
be talking to too many of those
guys. Why are they talking?
46:45
Adam Curry: Hi, Sean, good to
meet you. I'm a former
46:47
intelligence officer. Yeah, that
sounds right. Then we had our
46:55
NATO chief, it's really these
people are insane. Jens
46:59
Stoltenberg. Standing next to
the guy standing next to the
47:04
prime minister of Finland. You
know, the millennial girl.
47:09
John C Dvorak: The girl yeah,
she's the dancer. Yes. All she
47:13
party girl
47:14
Adam Curry: the party girl.
Exactly. But she she she did not
47:17
bump into the furniture. She
read her lines after the tee up
47:20
from the setup here from the Leu
percent up from Yen's? Well,
47:25
Unknown: they do almost agree
that Ukraine will become a
47:28
member of our alliance. But at
the same time that that is a
47:32
long term perspective, what is
the what is the issue now is to
47:36
ensure that Ukraine prevail as a
sovereign, independent,
47:39
independent nation, and
therefore we need to support
47:42
Ukraine.
47:43
I see that the future of Ukraine
is to be part of European Union
47:49
and also a member of NATO. We
have taken many steps forward
47:54
when it comes to military aid to
Ukraine. And I'm very glad that
47:57
we are now cooperating together
much more closely to give your
48:03
brain more heavy weapons, I
think for discussion now,
48:07
Adam Curry: heavy weapons. She
has the Sean Penn talking
48:10
points, heavy weapons. That's
what he said to
48:13
Unknown: to giving your brain
more heavy weapons. I think that
48:16
discussion now even though it's
taking some time, it's been very
48:21
important concerning for
example, your parts. So
48:25
countries are cooperating
together more closely and more
48:29
widely. And this is a very good
thing we have to support Ukraine
48:32
as long as it takes. They also
need more heavy weapons.
48:37
Adam Curry: Literally going into
a loop is repeating herself.
48:40
Unknown: And this is a very good
thing we have to support your
48:43
frame as long as it takes. And
they also need more heavy
48:46
weapons. And the faster and the
sooner we can give them more
48:51
heavy weapons, the sooner the
war will end. And this is
48:54
something that we also need that
cooperation between the
48:58
democratic countries has taken
many decisions on arm support
49:03
Ukraine and we are willing to
continue this as long as it
49:07
takes.
49:08
John C Dvorak: Wow, she keeps
saying the same thing over and
49:10
over. Yes, she's caught in the
loop as long as it takes she
49:13
said it to least three times
49:15
Adam Curry: and but she had the
same pen speeded up heavy
49:18
weapons. This is also by the
way, Penn didn't say the former
49:23
intelligence officer was CIA.
Whoever it was indoctrinated him
49:29
good. That's how it works. Hey,
man, I'm just giving you some
49:32
inside info, you know, because
I'm former former CIA. So you
49:36
know, clearly, you know, the
agency boys. I'm not supposed to
49:39
tell you this. But the agency
boys tell you they like we
49:42
rolled up to speed this up. We
need to get to heavy weapons and
49:44
as long as it takes. And that's
how it worked. I think Sean Penn
49:48
is dumb. It's very possible.
He's just dumb.
49:53
John C Dvorak: Sean Penn has a
lot of earmarks. A person who's
49:56
dumb.
49:57
Adam Curry: You know, it's like
how else can you come to these
49:59
conclusions? Jim's now Russia in
the meantime, they're there.
50:05
They're just piling it on now.
This is a Foreign Minister
50:09
Lavrov, with a translator about
the biological warfare that this
50:15
is really about.
50:16
Unknown: It has arrived. And we
have had data and we have data
50:19
that Pentagon, the Pentagon is
preoccupied about the chemical
50:24
and biological installations in
Ukraine, because Pentagon built
50:29
two biological war labs, and
they have been developing
50:34
pathogens in Cavan, in Odessa,
and now they are concerned that
50:40
they may lose control over these
labs. And you know, what it may
50:44
be like, in future and Americans
decline fledgling resolutely to
50:50
start a new inspection mechanism
as part of the convention for
50:56
the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons and they build new
51:00
chemical and biological
facilities all across Russian
51:03
borders. And, you know, many
other developments happen, the
51:08
CIA has been on the ground in
droves. And they have been
51:15
training the Ukrainian army not
to wage a war with Paul and
51:18
Baron.
51:20
Adam Curry: Really, so CIA is
swarming talking to Sean Penn,
51:24
letting him know, as former
intelligence officers, and
51:27
they're kind of worried about
the Bio Labs, which I think we
51:30
kind of got confirmation on from
Victoria Nuland that they were
51:33
real, that we have biolabs
51:36
John C Dvorak: Yes, we do. So
that's another thing that's deja
51:39
vu.
51:40
Adam Curry: Just a little bit at
ABC that kind of the screwball
51:44
report
51:44
Unknown: tonight, a series of
mysterious drone strikes inside
51:48
Russia. According to the
Kremlin. video circulating
51:52
online shown explosion at an oil
depo smoke billowing into the
51:56
sky and other drone believed to
be targeting a gas facility
51:59
striking deep inside Russia. It
came within just 60 miles of
52:03
Moscow, the Kremlin blaming
Ukraine, but so far no claim of
52:06
responsibility.
52:08
Adam Curry: How can you crane
send a drone 60 miles from
52:11
Moscow? Are you kidding me?
That's us.
52:14
Unknown: Vladimir Putin today
ordering his Federal Security
52:17
Service the FSB to take over
border security. Not sure what
52:20
is wrong, even made a rare
admission, saying there have
52:23
been losses in our ranks. Many
of those losses are in eastern
52:28
Ukraine in back moved. Desperate
for a win after more than a year
52:32
of war. Moscow is sending in
fighter jets, battering endless
52:37
buildings with artillery and
losing countless lives, all to
52:40
take now ruined back mood. Those
determined to say trying to
52:47
survive with the relentless
sound of gunfire and explosions.
52:52
Buildings burning, but no one is
coming to help here. But Ukraine
52:57
spirit of survival, unbroken
today, Ukraine announcing
53:00
additional units are on their
way to back mood. This is
53:05
soldiers saying though the city
is on fire. Ukraine will live
53:13
Adam Curry: a couple of
interesting articles. The
53:17
Pentagon is now saying that
yeah, you know, we are losing a
53:21
lot of weapons that that are
going into Ukraine that we're
53:24
sending. But that's because
Russia is taking them.
53:29
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I saw this
report to that networks have
53:31
been promoting this idea. Yeah.
All right, that Russia is
53:35
overrunning these guys and then
taking the weapons
53:40
Adam Curry: and them taking them
to Africa. I guess.
53:45
John C Dvorak: The thing that
gets me I still don't understand
53:46
why the Russians haven't gone to
Afghanistan and picked up the
53:49
weapons to $80 billion where the
stuff we left there.
53:54
Adam Curry: I thought that the I
thought ISIS was already moving
53:58
in to help them personally.
54:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah, there's
some a lot of good stuff that
54:04
could be useful. Yeah,
54:07
Adam Curry: possibly, as Alinsky
predicted that Putin will be
54:10
killed by his inner circle that
he'll just wind up getting
54:14
pushed out of a window. Yeah,
sure. What kind of dawned on me
54:19
is these freaks who are doing
this the Newlands the Jake
54:22
Solomon's the NED Prince Obama's
the okay Biden for whatever's
54:27
left of his of his brain matter.
CIA you have the whole the whole
54:31
government apparatus that that
wants to do this that wants to
54:34
get rid of everybody and wants
to you know, they did freeze
54:38
Russia's money, you know, so
call it you can call that theft
54:41
if you want to, but, you know,
throw them off the SWIFT system,
54:44
the 10th round of sanctions, all
this stuff going on. But there's
54:50
no rush of phobia they haven't
been able to ignite. What was
54:55
the Red Scare? Because no one is
afraid of Russians. We have put
55:00
phobia. Yeah, boy yeah, Putin
bad guy. You know, it doesn't
55:05
resemble in any way the Red
Scare that like the commies are
55:09
coming or anything like is none
of the communist under your bed
55:12
and then there's these they
can't ignite that it's not
55:15
possible people are to
intertwine mainly thanks for tic
55:18
toc. We watch Russian videos. I
don't think anyone hates
55:23
Russians.
55:24
John C Dvorak: Anyone who's
watched the cut Russian car
55:26
crash videos loves the
55:27
Adam Curry: Russians. I mean,
while we still have that going
55:31
on, and also while we, you know,
we literally shot you we get
55:34
we're carrying Russians to the
International Space Station.
55:37
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we did a
lunch recently, this morning.
55:41
Adam Curry: In fact, the 40. Let
me say this, Clive
55:45
Unknown: asked all the crew
members, both Russians and
55:47
Americans, how do you deal with
that on the station? That's a
55:51
lot of tension. Do you discuss
Putin? And do you discuss
55:54
Ukraine? Or do you just leave it
off the table, not all of them
55:57
said we don't go there. We've
got very important issues. Our
56:00
lives depend on each other. We
simply don't talk politics. And
56:04
Russia and America continue this
relationship in space, because
56:08
they're partners in the
international space station, and
56:11
they need each other. And so
this crew, which will jump to
56:14
the station tomorrow is arriving
just as they've also had some
56:17
drama on the station. They've
had two Russian spacecraft over
56:22
the last few months, develop
leaks or coolant leaks, one of
56:26
them cargo ship, they had three
up and let go and it burned up
56:30
in the atmosphere on reentry.
The other one is Soyuz
56:33
spacecraft was supposed to be
the lifeboat in case they had to
56:37
evacuate the station. So they
had been without a lifeboat for
56:40
one American and two Russians.
Russia just launched another
56:44
replacement law lifeboat a Soyuz
last week. But that's been the
56:48
concern what has been causing
these micro leaks, they think
56:51
it's a micro meteorite strike
that have taken out the coolant
56:55
systems on a Soyuz and a
Progress cargo ship. Again, they
56:59
dock tomorrow, six months on the
space station, doing some 200
57:04
experiments. So a lot of
universities are watching very
57:06
closely to see their experiments
are going to be completed guys
57:10
back to you.
57:12
John C Dvorak: Still there from
the Kennedy Space Center. And
57:14
that SpaceX launch, Tom, thank
you.
57:16
Adam Curry: No, thank you, Tom.
Riveting, just riveting. We're
57:19
carrying a Russian so we just
don't have we don't have that
57:21
rush of phobia and so people
aren't invested in this. And
57:25
when I don't even think we have
love for Ukraine. It's like look
57:27
at the Lensky isn't he hot?
57:31
John C Dvorak: That's all Linsky
seems like it like an asshole
57:35
Adam Curry: Well, of course he's
an actor No wonder Sean Penn
57:39
gets along with him so well.
Absolutely. The I got two more
57:46
clips here. One is
57:48
John C Dvorak: the characters
you know there's no investment
57:50
in the characters.
57:52
Adam Curry: No, there's no
character development you're
57:55
right now
57:56
John C Dvorak: it's just like
it's like watching one of these
57:58
a movie or something unfold and
you don't care about anybody at
58:03
all? No. So you can't You're not
if you don't get invested you
58:07
stop watching
58:08
Adam Curry: this right now oh
yeah, I think I think disasters
58:12
now for the ratings is
definitely not working for
58:14
ratings anymore. People don't
care they're moving on. We're
58:17
much we're too worried about
Tiktok being taken away. Gotta
58:21
have that in my vein 24/7 France
24 did a very interesting they
58:27
call it truth or fake I think
58:30
John C Dvorak: yeah, they do
that i we did we highlighted
58:32
this a couple of years ago. I
started doing it weekly and then
58:35
it was not that interesting.
58:37
Adam Curry: Oh, so So they did
one which I like for a number of
58:40
reasons. One, they are trying to
take down Stu Peters, who I
58:44
think you and I both find a
questionable character.
58:48
Absolutely. And and they're
taking down him based on to
58:55
conspiracy theories. And one of
them I wouldn't have even
58:59
brought up but since since do
Peters appears I mean and when
59:03
you hear how unhinged he is
about this, it's you know, the
59:07
Zelinsky has a guy his bodyguard
and and the bodyguard looks a
59:12
bit like him. And so, you know,
this is a typical telegram item
59:16
people on telegram. Oh man, look
at it as his body doubles. Is it
59:20
the real one is the body double?
Now we know the body doubles
59:23
exist. We've caught a few of
them Hillary Clinton for sure.
59:28
But really the technology for
masks and to have someone else
59:32
look like it like be the person
you think they are? That I mean,
59:38
that was the stuff that you saw.
What was the Tom Cruise movies
59:41
that Mission Impossible?
59:43
John C Dvorak: Yeah, Mission
Impossible. The old TV shows
59:45
would show this and if you
listen to the like the CIA
59:50
experts like that woman that was
the costumer Yeah. It's it
59:56
sounds like it's beyond our
comprehension how good this is.
1:00:00
Adam Curry: It is. I mean, the
technology I have heard
1:00:03
firsthand from family members,
that in the late 60s This
1:00:08
technology was already good
enough to fool people. And
1:00:10
that's probably what the CIA is
a disguise lady shows Well, this
1:00:14
is what we're doing the 50 years
ago. So it's going to be much
1:00:18
better. So that whole premise is
just a stew Peters distraction.
1:00:23
I know a lot of people love him.
Like, Ah, he's talented like it
1:00:26
is. He should do Show with James
O'Keefe. They should team up
1:00:30
together and I'll be on Tim
Poole.
1:00:33
Unknown: Yes, Fraser this week's
do Peters the American fire
1:00:35
rights influencer and TV host
has published no less than three
1:00:39
misleading pieces of information
surrounding the war in Ukraine.
1:00:44
One of them published just two
days ago, shows Ukrainian
1:00:48
president Volodymyr Zelensky.
And US President Joe Biden
1:00:51
climbing the stairs together in
caves, Mariinsky palace. Now in
1:00:55
the video attached to these
tweets, we can see a man
1:00:59
resembling bloodmeal Zelinsky
appear, follow the two and then
1:01:03
suddenly stop. Now according to
sue pizzas, this represents a
1:01:07
glitch in the matrix.
1:01:11
Adam Curry: And what she's
doing, she's showing his tweets
1:01:14
as you circling on the big
screen glitch in the Matrix.
1:01:17
Which by the way, pisses me off
to just using the word glitch
1:01:20
disqualifies you, but it's like,
oh, wow, man, what is this must
1:01:25
be a deep fake what's going on
glitch in the matrix, and
1:01:28
Unknown: he went on to
perpetuate the theory that this
1:01:30
man is a lookalike or a double
of Vladimir slansky. Now this is
1:01:34
a theory that we've seen for a
long time from Russian
1:01:37
propagandists to Russian
propagandists during the war. In
1:01:40
Ukraine. We've covered this a
lot here on truth of it before,
1:01:43
and it's very visible on pro
Russian accounts on telegram and
1:01:47
on Twitter. You go this video
actually shows
1:01:49
Adam Curry: notice the Yeah,
very pro Russian accounts
1:01:52
telegram and Twitter. That's
where you go, that's where you
1:01:54
go hang out. If you're pro
Russians,
1:01:56
Unknown: Maxime Donets, he is
loaded. mooseland skews
1:02:00
official, bodyguard. This is a
photo from the same visit
1:02:05
published by French media Alex
Paris. And as we can see, he
1:02:08
does have a similar height and
build to the Ukrainian
1:02:12
president. But he does have very
discernible distinguishable and
1:02:15
different facial features. Now
we can see him again, in these
1:02:19
in this in these photos
published last August, with
1:02:23
Boris Johnson, but again,
similar heights and builds, but
1:02:26
they are very, very much
different people.
1:02:29
Adam Curry: Now I love I just
love that they go to such
1:02:31
lengths to even discuss this.
Let's do
1:02:34
Unknown: Pete has also shared
this tweets with his followers
1:02:37
earlier this week. And this one
racked up over 17 million views.
1:02:41
Adam Curry: Now this is
interesting this is you probably
1:02:43
saw the montage where you see
all these buildings that were
1:02:47
partially or really heavily
damaged. And they're now all
1:02:52
rebuilt and beautiful and
pristine. Which in my mind is
1:02:57
not when I saw when I first saw
this I'm like, well, it's easy
1:02:59
to just reverse the pictures.
Yeah, this. This is now instead
1:03:03
of it was then. But it turns
out, they have literally been
1:03:07
rebuilding these buildings
during the war, which I also
1:03:11
kind of find like, odd
considering everything's under
1:03:16
attack.
1:03:17
Unknown: He posted these two
photos of the same building in
1:03:20
Ukraine. One was taken last year
in February 2022, and one from
1:03:24
this year in 2023. Now he claims
that this war is fake or staged
1:03:29
and that these these buildings
couldn't possibly have been
1:03:32
touched by any missiles or
bombs, because it would be
1:03:35
impossible to restore the
building to this condition in
1:03:37
this time. Again, this is a
popular pro Russian theory that
1:03:41
we have seen numerous times here
again, even on truth or fake at
1:03:45
the war being a hoax. Now this
building's reconstruction has
1:03:49
been pretty heavily documented
in both Western and Ukrainian
1:03:54
media. After Russian troops
withdrew from cube last March,
1:03:58
that is exactly what allowed
this building to be rebuilt. And
1:04:01
as it was discussed quite
heavily in this article from
1:04:05
Ukraine's the village, the
building was documented stage by
1:04:08
stage of its reconstruction
Fraser
1:04:10
Adam Curry: Okay, so I will
mention that I find a couple
1:04:13
things strange. Russians
withdrawal from Kyiv did they
1:04:18
ever enter Kyiv
1:04:20
John C Dvorak: not that I know
that I know of either. They had
1:04:23
their tanks nearby that they
were running down to Don Basque
1:04:27
and then Shan boss.
1:04:28
Adam Curry: He says this has
been heavily documented in
1:04:30
Western media as well as others
and then the example she gives
1:04:34
is the kief Gazette I mean
that's we know that trick is an
1:04:38
intelligence trick, but
according to the to the key of
1:04:42
times. So she doesn't quote The
New York Times or any other
1:04:47
Washington Post or anything like
that. So I but in general, it's
1:04:51
like really, I didn't know that
they actually worry rebuilding.
1:04:55
Well, no wonder we need the
money from Russia. We got to pay
1:04:58
off the contractors for work
already performed.
1:05:05
John C Dvorak: And that is
peculiar.
1:05:07
Adam Curry: final clip is from
Douglas McGregor. You don't like
1:05:11
him?
1:05:12
John C Dvorak: We've talked
about Douglas McGregor before I
1:05:14
tried to get a hold of them. But
our podcast and no agenda show
1:05:18
is to beneath him to even
discuss anything.
1:05:21
Adam Curry: Wow, this comes from
some lowly podcast. I can't
1:05:25
believe
1:05:25
John C Dvorak: I know. That's
what he did got me. Well, maybe
1:05:28
we were just we weren't even
1:05:30
Adam Curry: know. So do we now
not trust Him? Because He
1:05:32
John C Dvorak: shows distrust
them. I just think he's a
1:05:35
douchebag.
1:05:35
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. Well, the
question is posed, who's behind
1:05:39
this war?
1:05:41
Unknown: So the first question
that I wanted to get down, is,
1:05:46
who is it that really wants this
war
1:05:50
between NATO and Vladimir Putin
because it is clear that the
1:05:53
American people are largely
divorced from the reality of
1:05:56
this conflict as they have been
for the last 30 years of divorce
1:06:01
from all the conflicts, war has
always been something that
1:06:04
happened far away on somebody
else's soil. The difference this
1:06:09
time is that Washington has
decided, along with help and
1:06:14
assistance, particularly from
its allies in London, and the
1:06:17
global financial community run
out of New York City, to wage
1:06:21
war on the Russian stage, with
the goal of not simply regime
1:06:26
change, but ultimately
destroying the state,
1:06:29
potentially dismembering it. And
when you look at the people who
1:06:32
are advocates for this terrible,
destructive policy, they are
1:06:38
largely the same people that
that got us into the Balkans, in
1:06:41
the 1990s, into Bosnia and
Kosovo. And then subsequently,
1:06:46
or were largely supportive of
the interventions in 2001, and
1:06:50
three, for perpetual warfare in
the Middle East, demonizing and
1:06:56
transforming into an enemy,
Libya, Syria, and obviously,
1:07:01
Iran. This is an old story, it's
the same old trope that you've
1:07:07
been hearing. It's 1936. Again,
we have another potential
1:07:12
Hilarion state, and if we don't
act, we are appeasers and the
1:07:17
war, there's the world as we
know, it will lead. So that's
1:07:21
about it. But I think there's a
lot of money behind this because
1:07:24
Russia is full of trillions of
dollars of resources, mineral
1:07:28
resources, oil, gas, precious
metals, agricultural, we just go
1:07:33
down the list. And it was an
attempt in the 90s. And any
1:07:37
early part of this century by
people from the West, many of
1:07:41
whom are connected to
organizations like Goldman Sachs
1:07:44
and the global financial
community, to go in and
1:07:46
effectively rape Russia and
steal everything they possibly
1:07:49
could from it. They were
ultimately defeated and thrown
1:07:53
out by Vladimir Putin, who
established a new regime to
1:07:58
bring some more stability and
dignity back to the Russian
1:08:01
state.
1:08:02
Adam Curry: That it's a trope
for sure, when you throw out
1:08:05
Goldman Sachs
1:08:10
John C Dvorak: videos, which but
No, he wouldn't figure that out.
1:08:13
I mean, you have to give Putin
some credit for recognizing that
1:08:15
the NGOs were fronts,
1:08:17
Adam Curry: right. But were they
connected to Goldman Sachs? I
1:08:20
didn't know that. I don't know
1:08:21
John C Dvorak: that they were
not but they were friends and
1:08:24
everything had to go. Goldman
Sachs word was involved in any
1:08:27
of this. He
1:08:28
Adam Curry: said trope I'm
actually accusing him of, of
1:08:31
saying this is Zeid design is
globalists. When you bring in
1:08:35
Goldman Sachs,
1:08:37
John C Dvorak: bringing Goldman
Sachs up, you're hinting at it.
1:08:39
Yeah. But that's true. It
doesn't sound right to me.
1:08:45
Adam Curry: In the military
industrial complex, a
1:08:47
John C Dvorak: real concise
answer to the real question,
1:08:50
which was, what's the point?
Yeah.
1:08:53
Adam Curry: I mean, Military
Industrial Complex. Yeah. Yeah.
1:08:55
I believe that they're high on
their own supply. They can't get
1:08:58
enough of it. They love it. To
do it. Let's do it. Let's do
1:09:01
more. But just to call out Wall
Street. Maybe
1:09:09
John C Dvorak: I'm skeptical.
1:09:10
Adam Curry: Yeah, I'm skeptical
too. But you know, until the guy
1:09:13
talks to us, he's just on the
skeptical list.
1:09:17
John C Dvorak: Is ever talking
1:09:18
Adam Curry: unless he answers
our questions. You've got to
1:09:23
talk to us, man. You're no good.
No, good. All right. I think
1:09:29
that is the that's probably the
main the main crux of what we've
1:09:35
got there. Just seems like now
we're getting everybody all
1:09:41
riled up. To get to take away
your tic tock.
1:09:46
John C Dvorak: Just going to be
bad tic tock thing is ludicrous.
1:09:50
Adam Curry: It would be I'm all
for it. By the way. Get rid of
1:09:53
Tik Tok.
1:09:54
John C Dvorak: I like tick tock.
1:09:56
Adam Curry: Of course you do.
It's it's ruining people. I see
1:10:00
grown men Doom scrolling for an
hour. Well,
1:10:06
John C Dvorak: I've never been
that attached to it but I mean,
1:10:09
I will look at stuff and then I
do admire the fact that they do
1:10:13
try to figure out what you're
into. No, you know, what, what
1:10:18
are you being attracted to? The
problem is I have these software
1:10:21
systems that that it's clear all
my caches throw out the cookies
1:10:25
does do all these things every
night so I don't know how much
1:10:28
you know, they have to relearn
my viewing habits every time I
1:10:33
go on Tik Tok and I only do it
maybe a couple of times a week
1:10:35
right? You don't but you'd use
an account or just you just know
1:10:39
never get signed up because
1:10:42
Adam Curry: from what I've seen
once you view one video if you
1:10:44
want to view another one then
it's then it forces you into a
1:10:47
sign up mode.
1:10:48
John C Dvorak: No, I've never
had that problem. I go on
1:10:50
they're not signed up. I don't
have an account I go view a
1:10:53
video they throw another one at
me than another and I can be
1:10:56
there for days if I wanted to be
that's that's never happened.
1:10:59
Adam Curry: Oh, well, that's
probably because your cookies
1:11:00
are they don't they your new
every single time your new
1:11:04
person?
1:11:06
John C Dvorak: Maybe, maybe not.
Yeah.
1:11:10
Adam Curry: Let's see what other
distraction do we have? This is
1:11:13
a big one here in the United
States. Back
1:11:15
Unknown: here in Washington.
President Biden's plan to
1:11:17
forgive student loan debt for
more than 40 million Americans
1:11:21
is facing its toughest test yet
the Supreme Court. The justices
1:11:24
heard arguments today on two
different challenges brought by
1:11:27
six Republican led states and
two student loan borrowers. See
1:11:31
as Jan Crawford is outside the
Supreme Court.
1:11:36
Students came to make their
voices heard is a lot of anxiety
1:11:40
and fear. 25 year olds or more
would see about a third of her
1:11:43
so
1:11:44
Adam Curry: totally printed
signs. I mean, they had the
1:11:46
union boss Randy Gardner right
there.
1:11:49
Unknown: They're 25 year olds
and they have more wood see
1:11:51
about a third of our $70,000
student loan debt erased under
1:11:55
President Biden's forgiveness
plan.
1:11:57
I feel like my life is on the
line. If it doesn't get
1:12:00
canceled. She is one
1:12:01
of 43 million people eligible
for some student loan debt
1:12:05
relief. Those making less than
$125,000 a year could get
1:12:09
$10,000 in debt forgiven. Those
with Pell Grants could get
1:12:13
$20,000 erased, but that comes
at a cost nearly half a trillion
1:12:18
dollars. Critics say on an issue
this big Congress has to sign
1:12:23
off the Missouri Attorney
General Andrew Bailey is one of
1:12:26
the state Republican leaders
urging the court to kill the
1:12:29
program
1:12:30
as someone who paid for my
school and blood sweat and tears
1:12:33
and service to my nation. That's
an issue that's near and dear to
1:12:35
my heart. I'm confident the
court will reach reach the right
1:12:38
decision. A confidence
1:12:40
that was bolstered during three
hours of arguments has
1:12:43
conservative justices seems
skeptical that President Biden
1:12:46
could single handedly forgive
student debt for 95% of
1:12:50
borrowers.
1:12:51
Adam Curry: I think most casual
observers would say, Whoa, I
1:12:54
didn't know it was 95% of bar
borrowers. That seemed like it
1:12:58
was a lot less last time they
were talking about this 95%.
1:13:03
That's a lot.
1:13:04
Unknown: If I percent of
borrowers,
1:13:06
I think most casual observers
would say if you're going to
1:13:10
give up that much amount of
money if you're going to affect
1:13:13
the obligations of that many
Americans on a subject that's of
1:13:16
great controversy. They would
think that's something for
1:13:19
Congress to act on.
1:13:20
But liberal justices said the
law gave the administration
1:13:24
power to act during national
emergencies like COVID,
1:13:27
there's 50 million students who
are will benefit from this who
1:13:34
today will struggle.
1:13:38
But the Republican leaders who
are fighting to stop the Biden
1:13:41
plan, say all that debt
cancellation will cause their
1:13:44
state's money. A decision in
this case is expected by the end
1:13:47
of June.
1:13:48
Adam Curry: How will it cost the
state's money?
1:13:51
John C Dvorak: I have no idea. A
couple of things are the guy who
1:13:56
number of observers in the
market have said that this is
1:13:59
like you know, rewarding bad
behavior because it was stupid
1:14:02
to take out some of these loans
and people were taking them out
1:14:04
left and right and encouraged to
do so. They didn't have to pay
1:14:07
for these loans during COVID. So
there's that that excuse is
1:14:09
over. And supposedly we have the
lowest unemployment ever so
1:14:12
people can get jobs. And making
$125,000 a year should give you
1:14:17
enough leeway in most situations
to start paying off the loan at
1:14:21
whatever rate that you can pay
it off at. The other thing is
1:14:26
AMI that AMI Comey, Berry Kony
whatever it may be Coney
1:14:30
Barrett, she's turning out to be
a bad actor. Really? Yeah. She
1:14:36
wants to just the number of
cases that have gone through and
1:14:40
she's always showing up as kind
of on the wrong side of the
1:14:43
argument. And I'm thinking she's
gonna turn out to be a bad
1:14:47
justice.
1:14:48
Adam Curry: Interesting.
Interesting. Or maybe just
1:14:53
really fair, and you're biased.
1:14:54
John C Dvorak: No, no, she's not
she's not being fair. Okay. I'm
1:14:58
not biased.
1:15:00
Adam Curry: You know that?
That's right, straight and
1:15:03
narrow.
1:15:03
John C Dvorak: So talking about
court cases.
1:15:05
Adam Curry: Wait, wait, I want
to play Randy Randy wind gardens
1:15:09
outrage clip. She's Randi
Weingarten. Oh, only the boss of
1:15:15
the teachers union, only one of
the biggest donators to the
1:15:19
Democratic Party Democrat Party.
She's outraged about what about
1:15:24
this about the student loans?
Listen to her logic,
1:15:29
Unknown: and frankly, and this
is what really pisses me off.
1:15:32
Joy. We understood this.
Businesses were hurting, and we
1:15:38
have them go to the supreme
court to challenge it. Every
1:15:44
house didn't go to the supreme
court to challenge it, all of a
1:15:48
sudden, it's about our students.
They challenge the corporations
1:15:54
challenge. The student loan
lenders challenge it. Is that
1:15:59
right? Is that fair?
1:16:08
Adam Curry: She's pretty worked
up over this.
1:16:11
John C Dvorak: There are other
aspects of this that people
1:16:13
don't want to face a new would
be at the benefit for the
1:16:16
state's teachers unions. But
even though they don't really
1:16:19
have much impact in the
university system, this will
1:16:21
just encourage tuition hikes.
Yes, exactly.
1:16:26
Adam Curry: That's what it
always does. So maybe it's all
1:16:28
just a gimme for Randy.
1:16:32
John C Dvorak: I mean, that
would make some sense. Yeah.
1:16:35
Adam Curry: But it's gonna be
they say, conservative estimates
1:16:39
half a trillion dollars, it'll
probably be more Oh, it'd
1:16:41
John C Dvorak: be No. So it's
gonna be over a trillion. Maybe.
1:16:44
I think it's gonna get killed,
though. Because John Roberts of
1:16:47
all the people in the court are
really irked about this idea
1:16:50
that Biden can do this. And
1:16:52
Adam Curry: why is it he Why
does the court even get to do or
1:16:54
have to decide on this?
1:16:57
John C Dvorak: It got bumped up
from some lower courts, because
1:16:59
there are some suits, and it
just ended up in the Supreme
1:17:01
Court on their desk. And now
they have to decide. I think
1:17:04
they I don't even know if they
finalize the deciding on even
1:17:08
talking about it, because
clearly, Barrett doesn't want to
1:17:10
take the case.
1:17:12
Adam Curry: Yeah, I can
understand hot potato.
1:17:15
John C Dvorak: Well, what
difference does it make to them?
1:17:18
Like I was watching, watching
the podcast, Viva fry, that
1:17:22
Canadian guy.
1:17:23
Adam Curry: Yeah, I didn't like
it at all. I know exactly. Which
1:17:25
one you watched the one about
Scott. What No. Was it? It was
1:17:30
about Scott Adams. No, it's
about James O'Keefe. Right,
1:17:34
Project Veritas.
1:17:37
John C Dvorak: Well, I don't
have any clips on whatever that
1:17:39
what you're talking about. Oh,
1:17:41
Adam Curry: okay. So you didn't
really watch the whole thing.
1:17:43
Someone gave you a clip of the
end?
1:17:45
John C Dvorak: No, no, I got
clips here. I watched the whole
1:17:48
thing. I may have skipped past
that some of the stuff that was
1:17:50
born.
1:17:51
Adam Curry: Okay. Well, that's
very possible. Now. It was a
1:17:54
whole podcast and they had a
whole piece about about Project
1:17:59
Veritas in there where they
literally I remember that I
1:18:02
remember. Right, where they're
literally saying that this was a
1:18:06
boardroom coup, and that this is
1:18:08
John C Dvorak: they were buying
they bought it right. They
1:18:10
bought into the bullshit. Big
time. Yeah, so I just skipped it
1:18:15
didn't bother me. Okay. And I
liked this guy, Robert Barnes.
1:18:18
But I started this is who I went
to the clip for for this. This
1:18:22
is the Viva $33. No agenda plug.
1:18:25
Unknown: I don't even know what
it's a $33 Rumble rant 117513.
1:18:30
If you haven't already been
referred, the last two or three
1:18:33
shows of the no agenda show. The
best podcast in the universe
1:18:37
have had small reports about
Veritas from a high level at
1:18:41
Veritas to the show. I don't
know what it means. The
1:18:46
Adam Curry: Viva fry. Every
single time someone brings up no
1:18:49
agenda to him. He forgets about
it. He doesn't remember.
1:18:52
Remember, the truckers thing? n
a t shirt on anyway. And by the
1:18:58
way, it was Barnes is the one
who was unhinged about about the
1:19:01
whole affair. Not diva. Frey was
Barnes. He's the one that's all
1:19:07
like, No, this is this is the
gonna be lawsuits and the board
1:19:10
is going to be taken down and
like, okay,
1:19:13
John C Dvorak: oh, yeah, bar.
Yeah, I can see him going that I
1:19:16
just pretty much skipped over
that whole thing, because I knew
1:19:18
that I didn't know what you're
talking about. No, but he has
1:19:21
some good stuff at the end that
I thought was going to do a
1:19:23
little rundown. So I have a few
of them here. All right. And one
1:19:27
of them includes a story that I
have, and I think people should
1:19:30
I'd like to know if anyone else
has done anything about this.
1:19:33
This is Robert Barnes on
insurance.
1:19:36
Unknown: We have insurance
companies are requiring when you
1:19:39
re up your insurance. Probably
most people don't know,
1:19:42
insurance companies are secretly
sharing your medical information
1:19:47
with all the other insurance
companies to collude in, in my
1:19:51
view, price fix in violation of
your privacy rights. What
1:19:55
happened here was they
misinterpreted the person's
1:19:59
request. as having certain
health problems, he did not have
1:20:02
lied to other insurers including
that data in there. So he
1:20:06
couldn't get life insurance from
anybody, and only found out
1:20:09
later and had to sue, but in the
process outed how private
1:20:12
insurance companies are
collusive ly illicitly sharing
1:20:15
your private medical information
to make sure that you can't get
1:20:20
qualified insurance.
1:20:22
Adam Curry: Well, that would
make sense.
1:20:25
John C Dvorak: It makes sense to
me. And especially after the
1:20:27
experience I had personally do
tell. So again, do a car wreck
1:20:32
years ago, on or in a rental I
was in Phoenix. This is before I
1:20:36
even knew you have clearly baby.
And I don't really discuss this
1:20:42
sort of thing. Rental cars to me
or cars you can have fun with.
1:20:47
So I got into a wreck, and I got
a ticket in Phoenix. And I
1:20:55
couldn't you know, they say you
can go you can do. You can get
1:21:00
this wiped off your insurance
record by taking a school in
1:21:07
driver's ed or whatever they
want to call a traffic school.
1:21:10
And you have to take this
course. And so I shopped around,
1:21:14
I saw do that because I don't
need this aggravation. So like,
1:21:17
I signed up for the cheapest
course it goes in Chinatown,
1:21:20
Oakland. So I go to this class,
it's a live class. And this
1:21:24
guy's Chinese guy is good. He
never really talked tells you
1:21:28
anything about driving or better
driver. And he just tells you
1:21:32
all the dirty tricks that the
insurance companies pull to keep
1:21:39
dirt jack up your prices. And he
talks about you don't want to do
1:21:41
this, you want it and it's very
educational. And then he gets to
1:21:45
the one thing that really got my
attention, which was the
1:21:49
insurance companies of the
automobile insurance companies
1:21:52
have a single database that they
all reference. And if you start
1:21:57
buying from one insurance
company and start hopping from
1:22:00
one to the other to the other to
get better prices, they
1:22:03
Adam Curry: kick you out,
1:22:04
John C Dvorak: they'll kick you
out and Jack your price up,
1:22:06
you'll never get insurance. And
I say what, and he's going on
1:22:11
about this in some detail I'm
thinking about I'm thinking
1:22:15
about how it is works in the
media, because they're always
1:22:17
advertising for customers. And I
suppose and get a lot of new
1:22:20
customers but to the insurance
company ads for like State Farm
1:22:25
and, and mutual, progressive,
progressive. They're all joke
1:22:30
commercials and not even
serious. And this is buying
1:22:34
airtime the way the
pharmaceutical companies do so
1:22:37
they don't get busted for
anything. And so I'm thinking
1:22:40
I'm thinking about this. And so
I didn't say we'd go to a lunch
1:22:45
break. And I come back and this
is really a shocker. I spent
1:22:51
half the day on this course. I
come back, the guy's not coming
1:22:54
back. And I'm given a chance
another guy has been arrested.
1:23:02
Adam Curry: That day.
1:23:04
John C Dvorak: He was arrested
right there during lunch. And as
1:23:07
somebody who stayed in the room
he saw me oh yeah, they came in
1:23:10
a bunch of guys in plainclothes
came in, cuffed him and walked
1:23:14
him out. Okay, I'm saying what?
So they gave me a shit to go to
1:23:21
get a refund. So I don't didn't
pay for the course. And I can go
1:23:25
find someplace else. And I
always thought that was
1:23:27
peculiar. And I've always wanted
to go back and find that guy.
1:23:31
Because I know what where he
was, you know, where he worked
1:23:33
out of it and never couldn't
track him down. Because that but
1:23:36
that's what this reminded me of
a collusion between his
1:23:40
insurance companies and it
working. And again, the media
1:23:43
doesn't investigate anything.
And it's just the scams around
1:23:47
us are outrageous. And
1:23:49
Adam Curry: excellent use of the
word cit. I don't think anyone
1:23:52
knows what that is anymore.
1:23:56
John C Dvorak: Yeah, shit.
1:23:57
Adam Curry: I love a chip on it.
I love a good chip. I did want
1:24:01
to say about just going back
previously to the Viva fry 33
1:24:05
mentioned, I appreciate that the
producer went through that
1:24:08
trouble to do that. What was
kind of disappointing though, is
1:24:13
I got a lot of messages. Hey,
Barnes law, Viva Viva fried.
1:24:17
They mentioned no agenda. They
mentioned no agenda. And like,
1:24:20
Oh, that's cool. I wonder how
you know, it was in response to
1:24:24
the whole Project Veritas, and
then you get to it. It's like,
1:24:27
John C Dvorak: oh, we don't know
what that is for mentioned. It's
1:24:29
like an ad.
1:24:32
Adam Curry: It was a little bit.
Even though the intention, of
1:24:34
course is great. I appreciate
it. It was disappointing. It was
1:24:37
a letdown. Like, they don't even
know who we are.
1:24:44
John C Dvorak: They don't this
is true.
1:24:46
Adam Curry: I was like, Oh,
okay. I thought like no, there's
1:24:48
no date, no agenda had the
executive director on here's
1:24:51
what he said no, no. Instead,
he's like, Oh, I don't know what
1:24:54
ITM means. Okay. Yeah, not that
I don't know. Not that I don't
1:24:59
appreciate the Add someone put
in there but there's just no
1:25:02
good again, people and people
who say that you were mentioned
1:25:05
you were mentioned so often is
like one of these like I wasn't
1:25:08
really mentioned. No, just you
know, someone else mentioned
1:25:12
John C Dvorak: I say no, no,
exactly.
1:25:16
Adam Curry: All right, what else
from this fabulous podcast who
1:25:18
don't even know so you're going
to talk about what do we have?
1:25:22
John C Dvorak: There's a couple
as he's making push them. One of
1:25:24
them. I'll skip and I want to
this is kind of interesting. The
1:25:29
White Castle clip I found
amusing
1:25:34
Unknown: a big biometric case
out of Illinois, Illinois has
1:25:37
its own biometric privacy laws
that says if they take your
1:25:40
biometric data, your bio
identification data you know,
1:25:44
facial identification,
fingerprints, etc, that they can
1:25:47
only do it with your consent,
and they can't they can only
1:25:50
share it with your consent. Well
White Castle was taking
1:25:53
employees fingerprints without
their consent, requiring it in
1:25:57
order to get their paychecks and
then sharing it with third
1:26:00
parties without their consent.
1:26:02
This is White Castle the burger
place Yeah. Oh my god Harold and
1:26:06
Kumar Go to White Castle I'll
never well I'm Boyka I'm going
1:26:09
to burn my DVD is not as
1:26:11
good as Crystal crystal is from
Chattanooga. Great little
1:26:13
crystal burgers. Samuel Jackson
made his first a thin good good
1:26:16
Midnight Run. I'm not saying
they're healthy. They're not
1:26:19
famous Miller organic farm.com
healthy, but you know the
1:26:24
burgers but they establish
Illinois Supreme Court
1:26:27
established that each time they
do it is its own violation. So
1:26:32
White Castle is going to be
writing up be pretty soon.
1:26:37
John C Dvorak: Okay, what do you
fingerprint your employees?
1:26:42
Unknown: I don't know.
1:26:45
Adam Curry: Why did we have to
listen to Barnes and Frey talk
1:26:47
about it was what I want to
know.
1:26:50
John C Dvorak: Well, it was a
minute and one second out of
1:26:53
your life that you'll never get
back.
1:26:55
Adam Curry: I know. I know.
Especially since they don't even
1:26:57
know who we are. Why do we spend
any more time on them? They
1:27:01
don't love us.
1:27:05
John C Dvorak: So here's a clip
I get out of the blue. What is
1:27:07
curry?
1:27:10
Adam Curry: Okay, let's see what
this is. What is curry? Is this
1:27:15
like a chat? GPT question or
what is this? What is curry?
1:27:19
What is it? Okay. All right.
1:27:23
John C Dvorak: I got the answer.
Curry entity.
1:27:25
Unknown: Korea entity. Curry is
an entity.
1:27:31
John C Dvorak: Where then hold
on is
1:27:33
Adam Curry: it again? Curry is
an entity. It's just curious to
1:27:37
me entity.
1:27:37
John C Dvorak: What is it? It is
an entity?
1:27:40
Adam Curry: Who is purely is one
who is this? Who was speaking
1:27:44
John C Dvorak: to get an expert
on curry. Okay. All right. And
1:27:49
then curry what Tina says.
1:27:52
Adam Curry: Curry is a dish. Oh
man. Am I supposed to be hearing
1:27:58
douche instead of dish? Is that
is that? Is that the idea? You
1:28:02
sunk into a new low really, it's
I can't believe let me help you
1:28:07
get into some good clips because
I saw that you have them. So
1:28:10
let's start with my one of my
favorite topics, which is of
1:28:15
course because we know the real
directed energy weapons. We've
1:28:18
got
1:28:18
Unknown: new findings to report
on the mysterious ailment called
1:28:20
Havana syndrome affecting us
officials stationed abroad. Now
1:28:24
it's the result of a multi year
investigation conducted by five
1:28:27
separate agencies. Senior
investigative correspondent as
1:28:30
Catherine herridge has been
following. Again, Catherine what
1:28:34
they find a girl
1:28:35
Good morning Gail, the agencies
found that it's very unlikely
1:28:38
that mysterious neurological
symptoms known as Havana
1:28:41
syndrome, are the result of
actions by a foreign adversary.
1:28:44
In a comprehensive review,
investigators examined more than
1:28:47
1500 reported cases, Symptoms
range from dizziness, headaches
1:28:52
and memory loss to cognitive
impairments so severe that some
1:28:55
victims say they can no longer
work. The new intelligence
1:28:58
report concluded it's very
unlikely a foreign adversary
1:29:01
played a role and there is no
credible evidence that a foreign
1:29:04
adversary has a weapon. The
intelligence agencies also
1:29:08
assess that symptoms were
probably the result of factors
1:29:11
that did not involve a foreign
adversary such as pre existing
1:29:14
conditions, conventional
illnesses and environmental
1:29:17
factors. The Defense Department
is running its own investigation
1:29:20
until victims scale that work
continues.
1:29:25
John C Dvorak: Notice any theme
in that little clip
1:29:29
Adam Curry: go ahead foreign
this is exactly what I thought
1:29:33
it's like well it's not from
foreigners is no it's not the
1:29:36
Russians not the Chinese but we
might have done it to you.
1:29:39
That's what that was my
takeaway.
1:29:41
John C Dvorak: That's my take
away.
1:29:42
Adam Curry: What are your clips?
Let's listen to them.
1:29:45
John C Dvorak: Number two,
1:29:47
Adam Curry: what Havana syndrome
to Yeah,
1:29:49
Unknown: how are they
responding?
1:29:50
Well, they're very disappointed
is as you may expect. Wait.
1:29:54
John C Dvorak: Where did you
play that? The Harris clip you
1:29:56
got that from CBS? Yeah, there
was my own closure, the NPR
1:29:59
clip. So let's go Those have
vanished syndrome one,
1:30:01
Unknown: the US intelligence
community has concluded that a
1:30:04
foreign country was not
responsible for the so called
1:30:08
Havana syndrome cases involving
US officials working overseas.
1:30:13
Now this finding comes as a
disappointment US diplomats and
1:30:16
intelligence officials who
believe they suffered attacks
1:30:20
and are still dealing with
serious ailments. And poor
1:30:23
NATIONAL SECURITY CORRESPONDENT
Greg Miry. has been following
1:30:25
this closely. He's here now.
Hey, Greg. I'm here, Louise. Hi,
1:30:30
Mary Louise Havana syndrome.
I've named that because cases
1:30:33
were first reported in Cuba back
in 2016. Does the intelligence
1:30:38
community now believe they know
what happened? Well, not
1:30:43
exactly. I think it would be
more precise to say the
1:30:45
intelligence community is pretty
sure of what didn't happen in
1:30:48
Cuba and several other
countries. There it is. This
1:30:51
report is the work of seven
different US intelligence
1:30:54
agencies. And they're pretty
sure that no foreign adversary
1:30:58
like Cuba, Russia or China is
responsible. five of the seven
1:31:03
agencies said it was highly
unlikely that a foreign country
1:31:06
was to blame. One said it was
unlikely and one didn't take a
1:31:10
position. Now the report goes on
to say that there's no credible
1:31:14
evidence that a foreign
adversary even has a weapon that
1:31:18
could have inflicted this kind
of harm.
1:31:20
This goes against what many
people suspected, including a
1:31:24
lot of intelligence officers and
diplomats, I have interviewed
1:31:27
who suffered from something and
suffer ailments now how are they
1:31:31
responding?
1:31:32
Adam Curry: Here's here's what I
don't understand. They bought
1:31:35
these people off. They were
supposed to shut up. The we had
1:31:41
the little disgust helping
American victims afflicted by
1:31:45
neurological attacks, the Havana
act. So a mess so creative.
1:31:52
Helping American victims
afflicted by neurological
1:31:54
attacks, was signed in October
2021. That gave employees over
1:32:03
$180,000 each. There were bought
off I need to shut up. I don't
1:32:13
understand why that why this is
not solved yet. Maybe not
1:32:16
everyone took the deal. Or
1:32:18
John C Dvorak: no, I don't think
I thought this you're quoting
1:32:20
this guy was from when the when
these reports first came out? I
1:32:23
think they have shut up.
1:32:25
Unknown: Interesting. But what
they're
1:32:27
John C Dvorak: doing now is
they're still trying to still
1:32:29
trying to explain it or
something. And they come up with
1:32:32
this bullcrap. And this next
clip, which makes it even they
1:32:35
dig a deeper hole.
1:32:37
Unknown: How are they
responding?
1:32:38
Well, they're very disappointed
is as you may expect, they
1:32:41
remain convinced they suffered
an attack. They've speculated it
1:32:45
was possibly some kind of energy
weapon, maybe a microwave
1:32:48
device. But they acknowledge
they don't have proof. Many
1:32:52
Adam Curry: recall the exists
directed energy weapon you do.
1:32:55
Let's get it right that
1:32:56
Unknown: moment when they
suffered a sharp piercing pain
1:32:59
in their head, which caused them
to be dizzy or nauseous or
1:33:03
suffer migraine headaches. They
say they'd never had these
1:33:07
problems before. And now they've
had them for years. I've been in
1:33:11
contact with two of them who
didn't want to speak on the
1:33:14
record. But I spoke with
attorney Mark Zaid, he's
1:33:17
representing more than two dozen
clients and says he has had
1:33:21
access to some of the classified
information.
1:33:24
I can at least say the US
government has a lot more
1:33:27
information than what it is
publicly revealing today. And
1:33:32
that is where a lot of the
unanswered questions arise from
1:33:37
so on, looked at two
intelligence officials briefed a
1:33:40
small number of journalist on
this report, but they didn't
1:33:43
share the contents of the actual
report itself. Because that's
1:33:47
still classified. Yeah,
1:33:49
Adam Curry: she ah, hold on
thought here. Since I mean, we
1:33:53
may be witnessing an FBI CIA
knockout draw ball Brawl here.
1:33:59
You know, we have FBI, the one
saying, Well, you know, it's
1:34:05
pretty obvious COVID came from a
lab we hear CIA immediately
1:34:08
countering that. Maybe because
the CIA is the one who used
1:34:12
directed energy weapons on our
own State Department personnel.
1:34:16
Maybe the FBI is the one that's
getting this this back into the
1:34:19
news, because it could be the
age old war.
1:34:23
John C Dvorak: Well, this age
old war is interesting to me
1:34:26
because of this one TV show that
came out a couple of years ago,
1:34:29
which one and Dick Wolf came
over to? I guess it was CBS and
1:34:35
he started this or, or that or
NBC. He started this new series
1:34:41
instead of law and order this
natus FBI. So he started one
1:34:44
with the FBI and just FBI became
right then it became an FBI
1:34:49
International, which was a
second show and add a third show
1:34:53
which was FBI Simelane
1:34:56
Adam Curry: International. Isn't
that an oxymoron?
1:34:59
John C Dvorak: Yeah, FBI
internationals above the FBI, a
1:35:03
team of FBI people that are
stationed overseas and they do
1:35:07
investigations overseas like
like to see it. Don't even like
1:35:10
to say there's just spooks, the
FBI When did FBI internet and I
1:35:15
think this was the soften up to
public to come up with the show
1:35:17
FBI International. FBI
International is a mysterious
1:35:23
show. Why is it exist? And what
in what When did FBI become an
1:35:28
international operation? And you
start seeing the FBI was brought
1:35:32
in, I think the FBI was brought
in for this Syrian gas canister
1:35:36
attack or whatever it was, if
you remember, the FBI is now in
1:35:40
you know, they're doing the job
of the CIA.
1:35:43
Adam Curry: So FBI International
was indeed on CBS.
1:35:47
John C Dvorak: Tokyo, CBS still
on the interesting because it
1:35:51
hasn't been taken off. That's
the CIA
1:35:53
Adam Curry: broadcast network. I
find this very distressing now.
1:35:57
Well, I don't pretty okay, so
Well, the BBC has a pretty good
1:36:02
rundown before we go, let's
1:36:03
John C Dvorak: get that third
clip out of the way. Okay.
1:36:05
Unknown: And so in a way, it
remains as much of a mystery as
1:36:07
it ever was. I mean, if it
wasn't a foreign government, if
1:36:10
no electronic weapon was used,
then what caused these injuries?
1:36:14
Well, the intelligence official
said the individual cases vary,
1:36:17
but collectively, they were
probably pre existing medical
1:36:21
conditions, conventional
illness, or environmental
1:36:26
factors. The intelligence
official said they didn't find
1:36:30
what they were looking for that
a foreign adversary was behind
1:36:33
this. But they did learn a lot
of things they weren't looking
1:36:36
for, for example, a faulty air
conditioning system or heating
1:36:40
system can cause changes to room
pressure, and this could cause
1:36:44
headaches. And so as they were
investigating, they they came
1:36:49
across things like weapons
dealers and drugs dealers near
1:36:52
the scene. But again, nothing
that linked anybody to to the
1:36:57
ailments that these US officials
suffered.
1:37:00
Still so many questions and not
a lot of answers. I'm curious.
1:37:03
Greg Murray. Thank you,
1:37:04
Adam Curry: like you MPR for
delivering nothing. Okay, the
1:37:08
BBC has a pretty good rundown. I
guess they saw the documents
1:37:12
about this. And there's some
telling information in this
1:37:17
report from them. The victims
have included intelligence
1:37:19
officers. We haven't heard that
have we? Military and State
1:37:25
Department staff and high level
aides to government figures such
1:37:29
as vice president Kamala Harris.
Of the seven participating
1:37:34
agencies of which no report
mentions which ones they are?
1:37:40
Five, and they're 17. I think,
five agreed that, quote,
1:37:44
available intelligence
consistently points against the
1:37:47
involvement of us adversaries in
causing reported incidents, and
1:37:52
that it is, quote, very
unlikely. So again, the you
1:37:57
know, it wasn't any any foreign.
No, has anyone foreign levels of
1:38:02
competence between participating
agencies, however, vary, the
1:38:05
report noted that two agencies
have moderate to high confidence
1:38:08
in the assessment, while three
have moderate confidence, quote,
1:38:12
One Agency judges, it is only
unlikely a foreign adversary
1:38:16
played a role. And as only low
competence in this judgment. I'm
1:38:21
telling you that there's zappin
each other.
1:38:26
John C Dvorak: Well, let's see,
let's look at it from that
1:38:28
perspective. You're somebody in
the agency or somebody, you're
1:38:32
an assistant to somebody else,
and you're getting out a line,
1:38:34
Adam Curry: Jeff zap that bitch.
1:38:40
John C Dvorak: And you see what
happened, then you go to some
1:38:41
sec, what happened to so and so
right is just sleeping in a room
1:38:45
at the hotel, just there by
themselves.
1:38:49
Adam Curry: Wow. An assessment
like this is an assessment based
1:38:53
on the best information
available to us at any time.
1:38:55
This is net price at any new
information will be factored
1:38:59
into future assessments about
the disease. Now it's a disease
1:39:02
all of a sudden. But when you
have when you pass a bill called
1:39:07
the helping American victims
afflicted by neurological
1:39:10
attacks, the Havana act, you
know, when you name it, that
1:39:14
you've pretty much concluded
that it was a neurological
1:39:17
attack. So I really think this
is the, you know, we have 1716
1:39:24
or 17 intelligence agencies in
the intelligence community, and
1:39:28
they're duking it out. The CIA
is downplaying the, you know, is
1:39:33
downplaying China problems, you
know, in certain regards. FBI is
1:39:39
is is hyping him up we have the
savannah syndrome on on, you
1:39:44
know, she had moment, we're not
being told which agencies think
1:39:48
it wasn't such a big deal. We're
being told by others clearly.
1:39:52
Well, it was probably from our
own people doing that. And then
1:39:56
when you hear that it was
intelligence agents and high
1:40:00
ranking officials of including
the Vice President, there may be
1:40:04
something bigger going on behind
the scenes here. And it's big
1:40:10
enough for people off the record
to be telling NPR Oh, this you
1:40:15
got to do the story on this and
they get nothing out of it. So
1:40:18
why is it even a story? It must
be because they're trying.
1:40:21
They're trying to Duke this out.
I'd leave it at that for now. I
1:40:25
meant that really seems like
that's what's happening.
1:40:30
John C Dvorak: Well, there's no
other explanation. That's that
1:40:33
makes sense. Why we know these
agencies are always kind of
1:40:36
going after each other a little
bit. Yeah. For the money, not
1:40:40
just for the money, but for the
you know, the influence. Of
1:40:44
course,
1:40:46
Adam Curry: maybe maybe the CIA
is pissed off. Hey, why does FBI
1:40:50
get an international TV series
from Dick Wolf? Screw that,
1:40:54
where we want to show
1:40:57
John C Dvorak: now that you
brought this on CBS makes you
1:41:00
wonder?
1:41:00
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. And CBS
did it.
1:41:04
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Why was CBS
put that on the air? Maybe
1:41:09
that's what really irked him.
1:41:12
Adam Curry: It's irksome enough.
1:41:13
John C Dvorak: Okay. You guys
are working for us. What do you
1:41:16
do in here? Yeah, it just will
kick wolf makes money. Yeah.
1:41:21
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah. Oh, he
knows how to do it. A quick,
1:41:24
some feedback on pod fasting.
This is my plea to our listeners
1:41:30
to not listen to podcasts at
anything above the 1.0 speed.
1:41:34
And it's not about us, by the
way. It's about your family and
1:41:37
the people around you who you
love, love. Love them by
1:41:41
retreat. And
1:41:43
John C Dvorak: a good note came
in a couple of good notes. What
1:41:45
Adam Curry: did you get from
from Andras? I don't have it in
1:41:49
front of me. Andre says Hi,
gents, after listening to the
1:41:52
latest episode hearing about
variable speed causing people to
1:41:55
be short with wife and kids as
well as anxiety. I have changed
1:41:59
back to one times at 1.0 times
on all just after one day, I can
1:42:04
feel the difference. It's
interesting. You bullied me into
1:42:08
it. And I'm grateful. We did.
And then I got an explanation
1:42:14
from Dean because I said, you
know, why do you? Most people
1:42:18
say hey, you know what? You're
right. I'm back to regular 1.0
1:42:22
speed on no agenda. But I still
listen at high speed to other
1:42:25
podcasts. And I said why? Why
Why would is just because I
1:42:29
asked, or what is the reason
that you have these other
1:42:33
podcasts at high speed? And the
answer was very consistent. When
1:42:38
it's done poorly, and no one's
done properly. You know, a good
1:42:42
podcast, I listened at normal
speed. But some people on these
1:42:46
podcasts speak so slowly, I'm
falling asleep in between every
1:42:49
other word. They constantly
repeat themselves, and they
1:42:52
ramble on about crap, completely
unrelated to the topic. And they
1:42:57
are they're selling some stuff.
And, you know, it's like, they
1:43:00
just don't get to the point. And
my question is always the same.
1:43:04
Why are you listening to it?
Why? And it's not news or
1:43:13
deconstruction. It's no, it's
1:43:16
John C Dvorak: just guys gabbing
it's just people gabbing Yeah,
1:43:20
dipshits gabbing.
1:43:23
Adam Curry: It doesn't sound
healthy.
1:43:27
John C Dvorak: You know, people
love podcasts.
1:43:29
Adam Curry: They really do. But,
I mean, there there are people
1:43:33
who wake up and boom, the
earbuds are in, it's on high
1:43:36
speeds, I can get all kinds of
information. And meanwhile,
1:43:40
they're, you know, they're
scrolling on tick tock, you've
1:43:42
got telegram stuff to take a
look at. Oh, let's follow we
1:43:46
gotta follow all that telegram
is so bad. This conspiracy
1:43:51
conspiracy theories in there
that I won't even touch. Like,
1:43:53
are you crazy? I mean, anyway, I
can't affect that. But I can, I
1:44:02
can try and save your sanity,
particularly with the people
1:44:07
around you, many who you love.
You might not love your kids.
1:44:11
But I realize there's enough
evidence that you get fed up and
1:44:16
antsy and you can't wait for
someone in real life to get to
1:44:20
the point because you're used to
everything being sped up so much
1:44:24
that it should be illegal
really. should be illegal.
1:44:27
should be should be illegal to
be illegal.
1:44:32
John C Dvorak: So I'm listening
to CNBC. Okay, it's kind of my
1:44:36
beat. But yeah, what you got? It
is your beat. I imagine they're
1:44:40
out of the blue they give this a
news story is a 92nd clip.
1:44:46
native ad is a native ad on CNBC
for Shake Shack
1:44:50
Unknown: and Shake Shack is set
to introduce a new menu item
1:44:53
later this week. The fast food
chain plans to unveil a limited
1:44:56
edition fine dining inspired
white truffle menu by featuring
1:45:00
a burger and fries with a white
truffle sauce. The CEO said he
1:45:04
hopes to have the menu in place
for two to three months,
1:45:07
depending on demand.
1:45:10
John C Dvorak: The kind of news
well, it's financial news you
1:45:15
somebody changes their menu is
not news
1:45:19
Adam Curry: for the financial
channel is like alright, we're
1:45:22
so desperate to get people to
eat more of our crap. What can
1:45:25
we do? I know put some white
crap on it. Call it truffle.
1:45:30
Let's be honest truth. What
would a white truffle actual
1:45:33
shavings of a truffle cost on an
on a burger?
1:45:39
John C Dvorak: Well, if there
were actual shavings of an
1:45:40
actual white truffle be at least
$1 Shave. Exactly.
1:45:46
Adam Curry: So so whatever,
they're whatever they're pouring
1:45:49
onto your burger. Whatever white
sauce I would be wearing
1:45:53
official or SCA force is going
to be artificial. Like probably
1:45:57
like most of the ingredients
that are in the burger. No.
1:46:03
John C Dvorak: Well, on the
topic of artificial
1:46:05
Adam Curry: Yes. Is it time to
talk about Scott Adams? Um, so
1:46:08
John C Dvorak: I don't have any
Scott Adams clips. Oh, I do. But
1:46:10
I do have information, man. But
I wanted to play this clip. Just
1:46:16
Camela tell me what she says
here and what and then check it
1:46:19
out.
1:46:21
Adam Curry: Oh, my Where's cow
camel. Okay, here we go.
1:46:24
Unknown: So I want to just now
do a public service announcement
1:46:27
and I need all the leaders here
to help me. Okay. Okay. To check
1:46:31
if you qualify for the ACP Look
at your neighbor. If you
1:46:39
qualify, go to get internet.gov
to check if you qualify go to
1:46:47
internet.gov.
1:46:49
Adam Curry: Yeah, okay. So I
don't know what the ACP is. But
1:46:55
I can type in check.
internet.gov which she then said
1:47:00
something Okay, check that
1:47:01
John C Dvorak: said just
internet.gov. Yeah, which will
1:47:04
check you know, such site. She
doesn't know what she's talking
1:47:07
about. She's a lunatic check.
internet.gov
1:47:09
Adam Curry: is not a site.
internet.gov is not a site. What
1:47:13
is the ACP and as
1:47:17
John C Dvorak: some think is
some one of those systems where
1:47:19
you get money back for having
something to do with COVID?
1:47:22
Perhaps?
1:47:23
Adam Curry: Well, instead of
just sounding like every other
1:47:26
podcasts, I've consulted the
book of knowledge. ACP is access
1:47:32
to high speed internet. This is
the affordable connectivity
1:47:36
program.
1:47:37
John C Dvorak: Oh, good. Which
provides that's an obvious you'd
1:47:40
go to internet.gov.
1:47:42
Adam Curry: That's right, which
provides $65 billion, billion
1:47:45
dollars to provide internet for
all you will kind of wonder if
1:47:49
Elon Musk is getting a piece of
that.
1:47:52
John C Dvorak: It was his
government money. And so she
1:47:54
Adam Curry: said opposer is
always wrong in two cases. Let's
1:47:57
rewind it.
1:48:01
Unknown: Go to get internet.gov
1:48:04
Adam Curry: That's the one it is
get internet.gov. Yes, that is a
1:48:08
real site.
1:48:09
Unknown: To check. If you
qualify, go to internet.gov.
1:48:12
Adam Curry: That is not a real
site. Get internet.gov. Claim
1:48:16
your affordable connectivity
program benefit. Learn how
1:48:20
President Biden and vice
president hairs are reducing the
1:48:22
cost of high speed internet and
find out if you qualify to sign
1:48:26
up. Okay, how can you qualify?
Household Income Internet
1:48:33
Service Providers low income
plan or government assistance
1:48:35
program? Oh, nice. So I wonder
who this goes to T Mobile. Now.
1:48:41
Elon,
1:48:43
John C Dvorak: T Mobile AT and T
is gonna be like Comcast for
1:48:47
Comcast.
1:48:47
Adam Curry: Yeah. Hmm. All
right. So Scott Adams. He, he's
1:48:58
really trying to prove a point.
And from what I understand,
1:49:03
well, first of all, we know that
he's always manipulating people
1:49:06
he's always doing, you know, I'm
sorry. What's his term? Not
1:49:10
influencing influence. No, no,
no, no, no, no, it's another day
1:49:14
says persuasion Persuasion.
Persuasion. Because you know,
1:49:19
he's a, he's a hypnotist, a
trained hypnotist. He's so he
1:49:22
believes. I think he believes he
could persuade people to see
1:49:26
that the media is racist, and
that they're just racist against
1:49:30
everybody. And now they're very
racist against white people.
1:49:34
John C Dvorak: Fine people,
1:49:35
Adam Curry: very fine people.
And to do this, he set up a
1:49:39
gambit. And the gambit was okay,
I'm going to make sure that I
1:49:43
say something really
inflammatory. But without the
1:49:46
context of what I was saying,
it'll be just like the very fine
1:49:50
people hoax. And so what is what
is interesting is that even
1:49:54
though he and he went on Hotep
and he says, Look, I'm really a
1:49:57
lefty. I, I believe that black
lives matter. until I found out
1:50:00
it was a grift it was a scam and
they really didn't want any help
1:50:04
from me. He's He's done all
kinds of things throughout his
1:50:09
and privately apparently. So he
feels that he is a lefty, which
1:50:14
may also be some bullcrap thing
he's made up, and and he was
1:50:19
prognosticating. I'm gonna get
cancelled because he wanted to
1:50:21
get cancelled to prove the
point. And I guess somehow, you
1:50:25
know, retired Dilbert or or move
that into some incredibly profit
1:50:29
profitable venture with locals.
Fine. So I don't think is this
1:50:37
was packing unpacking the way he
wanted it to. And the reason why
1:50:42
I think that is because I went
to my favorite hate listen, you
1:50:46
know, the woman who you trained
yourself, but go ahead, Kara
1:50:49
Swisher and Scott Galloway, to
hear what their take was on
1:50:55
Scott Adams. These are, of
course, highly skilled.
1:50:59
Journalists, Kara Swisher feels
she is very smart, that she
1:51:03
knows everything about everybody
and that she is an actual
1:51:06
journalist. And and she should
mention trained by John C.
1:51:09
Dvorak in some of her
podcasting, mannerisms, and this
1:51:16
must be very disappointing to
Scott to hear how they hate him.
1:51:21
I mean, hate him.
1:51:25
Unknown: Listen to this, click.
I'm two minds of this. And the
1:51:28
definition of intelligence,
according to Scott Fitzgerald,
1:51:32
is to have two kind of contrary
thoughts in your mind at the
1:51:34
same time, and
1:51:34
Adam Curry: just so we know.
Yeah, Scott Galloway is
1:51:37
brilliant, just so you know,
he's just love this setup. Just
1:51:42
so you know, I have I'm of two
minds of this. And that's the
1:51:44
definition of intelligence. So
I'm really intelligent. And
1:51:47
here's my opinion,
1:51:48
Unknown: like, I'm two minds of
this. And the definition of
1:51:52
intelligence, according to Scott
Fitzgerald, is to have two kind
1:51:56
of contrary thoughts in your
mind at the same time, and I'm
1:51:58
sort of, like I ultimately come
down on the place that a
1:52:02
newspaper gets to make editorial
decisions. That's correct. We
1:52:05
live in an age where your off
camera behavior can impact
1:52:08
people's perception of your on
camera work.
1:52:10
Adam Curry: So they don't even
really realize that this was on
1:52:13
camera or something. I don't
know. They're talking about
1:52:16
Dilbert being cancelled from all
these newspapers. And so they're
1:52:19
trying to kind of rationalize
that, but don't worry, it'll get
1:52:22
pretty, pretty dark pretty soon.
1:52:24
Unknown: And he is always
finding reasons for why, you
1:52:30
know, Black Lives Matter
movement was wrong. And when he
1:52:33
comes out it makes a blanket
statement like black people are
1:52:35
a hate group.
1:52:36
He said White people shouldn't
it shouldn't be we around them
1:52:39
and should we should avoid each
other was
1:52:42
you lost a brother?
1:52:44
I know he's done that a lot. He
goes off the D he's done that to
1:52:46
me. Exact same thing.
1:52:47
Adam Curry: So hold us
personalises he's done that to
1:52:49
me. I mean, already, they do it
to her. She has no example of
1:52:55
that she's you know, if you
don't bow to Kara Swisher You're
1:52:59
an asshole. Believe me. This is
what how she thinks of people.
1:53:02
These are of course the liberal
intellectual elite. The lies
1:53:05
Unknown: very smart. But man,
it's not that good. Scott is not
1:53:09
not the other Scott, not you.
You know what? It's good, but
1:53:13
you're not fucking that good.
And by the way, you're a racist.
1:53:16
I'm sorry. It's just there's
just like, I don't use that term
1:53:19
lightly. But honestly,
1:53:22
Adam Curry: I don't use that
term lightly go out of
1:53:24
Unknown: your way. He actually
you know what, you're you're an
1:53:26
asshole. That's what you you
know, you he does, he goes out
1:53:30
of his way to tweak people to
get a to promote reaction to
1:53:34
make people angry, this guy goes
out of his way to be an asshole.
1:53:39
And if the newspapers want to
dump them for saying stupid
1:53:42
things, more of it, as far as
I'm concerned, they can put
1:53:45
whoever they want in their
patients.
1:53:47
But in this instance, he's a
very wealthy man. He's going to
1:53:50
be just fine. And he has been
like, poking the bear here for a
1:53:55
long, long time he wants to, and
he doesn't want to have
1:53:58
solutions. He doesn't want to
talk thoughtfully about it. He
1:54:01
wants to make to kind of
incendiary comments to inflame
1:54:05
the dialogue and make it less
productive bomb thrower have no
1:54:08
use to supporting Kanye. He has
a lot of weight. He's a huge
1:54:12
Elon sent
1:54:15
him. You saw
1:54:16
he's one of those people that
will throw himself in front of
1:54:19
anybody who says anything about
Elon.
1:54:20
I know. So look, brains, called
Scott Adams. I'll tell you you
1:54:26
got a good brain too bad.
1:54:28
The natural arc of his career,
and I don't, he's a brilliant,
1:54:32
he's a brilliant animator. He's
made a shit ton of money. He's
1:54:35
had a lot of influence. He said
consistently, things that are
1:54:39
not productive, and even
borderline hateful. And I don't
1:54:43
like to use that word a lot.
Because it's like if you just
1:54:46
take all of these frames. I
think you've got to take the
1:54:49
full 35 frames of a person's
life.
1:54:52
Adam Curry: This is the part I
love. Yeah, you got to take the
1:54:54
full 35 frames of a film memo
it's 24 frames is 35 millimeter
1:55:00
film, but it's 24 frames, not 35
frames,
1:55:04
Unknown: not only to use that
word a lot, because it's like if
1:55:07
you just take all of these
frames of a film, I think you
1:55:09
got to take the full 35 frames
of a person's life. And if you
1:55:14
found the whole they've tried to
advance the rights of people,
1:55:17
and they're generally consistent
and thoughtful and they fuck up.
1:55:21
Okay, you you cut him some
slack. And one of the things I
1:55:23
don't like sometimes is people
say, That's it. One strike,
1:55:26
you're out. That's not the case
here.
1:55:29
Adam Curry: I mean, that must be
heartbreaking. This guy to hear
1:55:32
this. If he's truly a lefty. And
then there's hatred. Now, I
1:55:38
John C Dvorak: can tell you a
couple things. One, he doesn't
1:55:40
vote. But he's kind of a
political. And so yeah, he's
1:55:49
probably leans he would lean a
little bit left. Maybe. I'm just
1:55:53
Adam Curry: telling you why. He
said this. He said it loud and
1:55:56
clear on Hotep. I'm a lefty.
That's what he said his word.
1:55:59
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Well, it
doesn't mean he means it. Oh,
1:56:02
okay. Well,
1:56:03
Adam Curry: there you go.
1:56:05
John C Dvorak: He said, I
contacted him. He says not to
1:56:09
worry about what's going on.
He's playing a long game.
1:56:12
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's what I
thought. Do you think he can
1:56:14
pull it off? No, me? Neither.
Did you say hey, you can't pull
1:56:20
it off?
1:56:21
John C Dvorak: No, I didn't say
that. You're just playing the
1:56:24
long game. I don't know. I don't
know if he can pull it off or
1:56:26
not really. But it just seems
like the situation is such that
1:56:31
it's going to be tough. And I
noticed that what what was kind
1:56:34
of annoying to me was the
newspapers that cut off the
1:56:37
Dilbert cartoon. And so I'm
reading this one article, and
1:56:41
they talked about the Chronicle
edit guy over here in San
1:56:45
Francisco, the editor of the
Chronicle, which is a Hearst
1:56:48
paper has been dropping him
loves to rep it to her score.
1:56:51
Bridges seems to be getting very
woke. And they said, Oh, we
1:56:58
canceled his just strip and by
the way, he's a cartoonist, not
1:57:03
an animator, like Galloway said,
yeah, you mentioned that he's
1:57:07
not an animator. He says y'all
know he cut him off because he
1:57:12
was going off the deep end with
right wing conspiracy stuff.
1:57:14
Right and, and I think the
example was the was his ear is
1:57:19
which are funny. His ESG
cartoons. Scott did an ESG
1:57:25
cartoon where they hire a black
guy identifies as white so that
1:57:35
screws their ESG up and so they
get in another meeting and
1:57:38
another cartoonist tries to
convince the black guy well, if
1:57:42
at least can you identify as gay
get our ESG score up. That kind
1:57:53
of thing with Noi. I'm editors
of some organizations and I
1:57:58
think the Chronicle would be one
of them. Well, I wonder
1:58:01
Adam Curry: how long it will
last until YouTube blows him
1:58:04
off. Once he's off. YouTube is
going to be hard. This is what I
1:58:08
think he's he's he's
underestimating.
1:58:11
John C Dvorak: Yes, he's really
actually does I believe I'm he
1:58:14
do believe. I do believe I do
believe that. He thinks he can
1:58:20
survive at that level on rumble
and locals.
1:58:24
Adam Curry: Well, he can survive
doing nothing for the rest of
1:58:26
his life. I mean, I think he
probably has hundreds of
1:58:28
millions of dollars.
1:58:30
John C Dvorak: But I just
thought it was like disgraceful
1:58:32
that his agent quit him what?
Agents but with no hearts or
1:58:38
souls, not all of us
1:58:41
Adam Curry: know. The agents
don't want to lose the other
1:58:44
clients. That's why they have to
like let them go. Because
1:58:48
clients be like, you represent
Scott Adams, you're fired. Now
1:58:51
agents are all about themselves.
So that does why anyway, I wish
1:58:57
him well on the long game. I'll
give Kara Swisher this he all he
1:59:01
does is manipulate people all
it's always a game to him. So
1:59:06
good luck from zero and
1:59:09
John C Dvorak: we'll get to
watch it. And
1:59:11
Adam Curry: no, we want that
problem. We won't get to watch
1:59:14
John C Dvorak: less. You got
well, we got Rumble. Rumble
1:59:18
Adam Curry: rumble. All right.
COVID. Just a few few things.
1:59:22
Keep everybody in line with
what's going on. There was some
1:59:26
testimony in congress this past
week and the head of the CDC
1:59:32
walensky. She testified about
the reason that COVID vaccines
1:59:38
were put on the children's
schedule now according to the
1:59:42
man who literally wrote the
book, Robert Kennedy Jr. The
1:59:47
reason for this is once you get
it on the schedule, then you
1:59:51
know your immunity is good
forever your immunity from being
1:59:54
sued. You don't have to have
anything under emergency laws.
1:59:59
You're or you're you're in the
program, you'll always get
2:00:02
money. It's a long term thing is
what you want is what you want.
2:00:08
And will MC gives a very
different explanation. So
2:00:11
Unknown: how do you view the
cost benefit of scheduling brand
2:00:14
new by valen booster shots for
this age group, you know,
2:00:16
considering the children are
very low risk from COVID 19 75%
2:00:21
of children have already copped
a virus and the vaccine is known
2:00:24
to do pretty little to prevent
transmission in this age group.
2:00:27
I'm really grateful that you
asked that question so that I
2:00:30
can correct the record here so
that everybody understands.
2:00:32
First of all, we've had 2000
pediatric deaths from COVID 19.
2:00:35
It's the number one respiratory
and infectious killer that was
2:00:38
just published last week in
JAMA. So less, in fact, less
2:00:42
deadly than in to an 80 year old
but still deadly for a pediatric
2:00:46
infection. The important thing,
I think that's really that we
2:00:48
need to recognize is the reason
that ACP recommended and CDC put
2:00:52
forward getting the COVID-19
vaccine on the pediatric
2:00:56
schedule is not it was only
because it was it was the only
2:01:00
way it could be covered in our
vaccines for children's program.
2:01:02
It was the only way that our
under uninsured children would
2:01:05
be able to have access to the
vaccines. That was the reason to
2:01:08
put it on the schedule. It can't
be eligible for vaccines for
2:01:11
children's program for to be
available to the under uninsured
2:01:15
unless it is on that schedule.
That was the reason to put it
2:01:18
there. Thank you for allowing me
to crack.
2:01:20
Adam Curry: Wow, what a what a
bunch of crap that
2:01:24
John C Dvorak: you really
rattled that off nicely. Thank
2:01:26
Adam Curry: you for letting me
correct the record. Yeah. And he
2:01:30
goes, thank you. Okay,
2:01:32
John C Dvorak: no, no, double
Vax, double boosted Savannah
2:01:36
Guthrie got COVID COVID time
during the show she had to go
2:01:39
home third time. Third COVID
infection.
2:01:44
Adam Curry: Should you have any
kind of questions about the
2:01:46
COVID vaccine creating Hardy
issues? You are really, really
2:01:52
stupid, if you think that has
anything to do with the vaccine.
2:01:56
Unknown: Welcome back, everyone.
Dr. Jenn joins us now with a
2:01:59
very interesting topic that
affects a lot of people, I found
2:02:01
this interesting. One in five
American adults actually uses
2:02:05
cannabis and new data shows that
daily cannabis use is actually
2:02:10
in increased risk of
cardiovascular disease, coronary
2:02:13
artery disease.
2:02:13
So clogging of the arteries. And
this is an abstract, so very
2:02:17
preliminary data that is
presented at the annual meeting
2:02:20
for the American College of
Cardiology, it represents one of
2:02:24
the largest and longest term
studies to date. That's one of
2:02:27
the reasons why it's important,
but found that people who
2:02:30
admitted to using daily
cannabis, what and it didn't
2:02:35
distinguish, by the way, whether
it was inhaled, smoked or
2:02:38
ingested. And
2:02:39
Adam Curry: even if it's
gummies, not just smoking, if
2:02:42
it's gum eatable for
2:02:43
Unknown: him, but increase their
risk of coronary artery disease
2:02:46
by 34%. Even if they took into
account other factors like age,
2:02:52
and race, so there's still a lot
of questions here, you know, in
2:02:56
terms of time interval training
to see an increased risk with
2:03:00
increase in use, because they
looked at like never users once
2:03:04
in a while, weekly, daily, daily
had the most risk. But I think
2:03:08
what's really important here is
that you know, whether it's
2:03:11
recreational or medicinal, this
is here to stay. It's much more
2:03:15
common. It's not an all or none
thing. It's completely safe
2:03:19
versus completely dangerous. We
just need more data. And this
2:03:23
study goes a long way for that.
2:03:25
Adam Curry: Oh, we just need
more data. Oh, sure. It's all we
2:03:29
need just more data, and we'll
figure it out, even if it's an
2:03:32
edible. Now, there may be some
truth to the matter. That if you
2:03:36
get really high off some
edibles, and you start eating
2:03:38
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and
yodels Yeah, okay, now you're
2:03:41
talking. But that's not in the
study, as far as I know. But
2:03:45
here's a better one. CBS has the
answer.
2:03:48
Unknown: In tonight's
Healthwatch researchers from the
2:03:50
Cleveland Clinic are sounding
the alarm about a popular zero
2:03:54
calorie sugar substitute called
a risk for tall. In a study of
2:03:58
more than 4000 people including
many who had cardiovascular
2:04:01
issues. Researchers found those
who had the highest levels of
2:04:04
this artificial sweetener in
their blood had a heightened
2:04:07
risk of heart attack stroke and
death. Researchers caution
2:04:10
though that more study on this
sweetener is still needed.
2:04:15
Adam Curry: So is this a Ruth
Ruth trawl that by the way, I
2:04:19
hear this this is a big big
topic all of a sudden, even
2:04:22
Darren O'Neill was talking about
it. Is this a hit job on some
2:04:26
new sweetener from the sugar
industry or NutraSweet or one of
2:04:30
these guys what is a
withdrawals? Sounds like
2:04:32
something you'd know about
2:04:33
John C Dvorak: it's the type of
sugar that is that's not
2:04:36
digestible and it's already been
a major product for it's a
2:04:41
splendid I think is okay. I
don't know whether they'd be
2:04:45
doing a hit job on it, to be
honest about it because there's
2:04:48
nothing there's nothing new
coming down the pike.
2:04:52
Adam Curry: Then it's just to
explain the obvious. Now we got
2:04:58
to have reasons Reasons for the,
for the cardiovascular issues,
2:05:04
maybe hit your gummies whatever
it is, in general. There's a lot
2:05:09
going on in the in the
pharmaceutical industry and and
2:05:13
the same doctor Jen Ashton, who
I just consider to be an
2:05:16
extended mouthpiece and a promo
person. This is from a couple of
2:05:20
weeks ago, I just dug it up.
This is about micro dosing and
2:05:24
not anything produced by big
pharma. Dr. Jen
2:05:28
Unknown: joins us now with a
topic. I'm actually a little
2:05:31
surprised we're talking about
even though it's such a huge
2:05:34
trend right now.
2:05:34
Adam Curry: Yeah, because, you
know, normally we don't talk
2:05:36
about anything that's not Pfizer
related. We're talking about
2:05:39
Unknown: micro dosing,
mushrooms, moms across the
2:05:42
country are using them to treat
anxiety and depression. I want
2:05:46
your medical opinion, in some
cases,
2:05:48
some Postpartum Mood Disorders.
It was an article that got my
2:05:52
attention, recently published in
The Washington Post about this
2:05:55
trend, this fad. But we're
talking about the use of
2:05:59
psychedelics. recreationally,
but also, therapeutically, we've
2:06:04
talked here about it in it's
really exploding in the field of
2:06:07
psychiatry, in controlled
research settings, really as a
2:06:13
way to treat or manage PTSD,
extreme anxiety or major
2:06:17
depression. But now, your point
is that a lot of new moms are
2:06:21
reaching for things like
mushrooms or psilocybin,
2:06:26
reaching micro doses. But again,
what that micro dose is, is a
2:06:31
big question mark, as a way to
kind of manage mood disorders.
2:06:36
So I think it's a very
interesting phenomenon. There's
2:06:39
a lot of interesting science
behind it. But it is sweeping
2:06:44
the country in terms of its
recreational use, and it's very,
2:06:47
very unregulated right now, and
let's be clear,
2:06:50
mushrooms are only legal in
Oregon and Colorado, they are
2:06:52
still illegal across the
country,
2:06:54
they're still illegal. And a lot
of people in different age
2:06:57
groups are really using these
substances much more than
2:07:01
they're using things like
alcohol and cannabis. So we will
2:07:04
definitely stay on top of it.
But you know, obviously, new
2:07:07
moms and postpartum mood
disorders is a very serious
2:07:10
issue. But we need good data to
go through management and
2:07:15
treatment options, whether it's
how safe it is and what the
2:07:18
issue is, versus benefit that it
always comes down to that.
2:07:22
Adam Curry: So I found this
really interesting because I
2:07:26
agree there is a there is a
trend sweeping the nation not of
2:07:30
I haven't heard much from new
moms, I think that may be just a
2:07:34
red herring to get the get the
conversation started to bring
2:07:38
everybody back to where we want
them which is on
2:07:40
antidepressants, that's where we
want you knew mom's postpartum
2:07:43
depression, you want the anti
depression drug, and you want
2:07:46
the one that picks you up from
the anti depression drug and of
2:07:49
course, you want the stuff that
will unclog your your bowels
2:07:53
from the anti depression drug.
And, and and now you want some
2:07:56
some other stuff to make sure
that you can you still have sex
2:07:59
drive. But it is mainly affluent
women, with children, teenage
2:08:06
children, children in school who
are doing this, and there's you
2:08:09
can get very expensive tours to
go to different, you know, like
2:08:13
the Caribbean, and you can do
psilocybin or IO Aashka This is
2:08:18
a big one under supervision
$10,000 A trip, you know, they
2:08:23
stay in very high end hotels,
and it's a small group it's
2:08:26
under supervision is is
something is going on with this,
2:08:30
which they're not they're
identifying it incorrectly about
2:08:33
new moms. But this is a real
thing. And I hear a lot about
2:08:36
it.
2:08:38
John C Dvorak: Well, this isn't
again, I'm getting more deja vu
2:08:41
out of this. Because in 2017
This was actually a topic in the
2:08:49
spin off from The Good Wife
show. Oh, and it was on TV. This
2:08:52
was getting their destiny that
that sitcom that was showing on
2:08:57
one of the spin off channels
like CBS plus or NBC plus one of
2:09:03
his bullshit operations. And
they were talking about it there
2:09:07
because the lead the actress was
micro dosing, but it was at the
2:09:11
time in 2017. It was LSD. Right?
They were micro dosing on. So as
2:09:18
a new story really, this isn't
reintroducing it for some
2:09:21
reason.
2:09:22
Adam Curry: It's not well, no
one's doing LSD DMT specifically
2:09:26
IO Aashka. And, and psilocybin.
2:09:30
John C Dvorak: I remember in
2017 they were talking about
2:09:32
micro dosing LSD,
2:09:34
Adam Curry: I'm sure then but
yeah. I don't know it. I think
2:09:38
people are searching, searching
for something. They're not
2:09:42
getting what they want.
2:09:43
John C Dvorak: They just because
they don't listen to the right
2:09:45
podcast. And
2:09:46
Adam Curry: with that, I'd like
to thank you for your courage in
2:09:49
the morning to you the man who
put the seat in the CIT ladies
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and gentlemen say hello to my
friend on the other on the one
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and only Mr. John Cena
2:10:00
John C Dvorak: Good morning to
you Mr. Carlson. She boots on
2:10:04
the ground feet in the air subs
in the water and all the games
2:10:07
and nights out there.
2:10:09
Adam Curry: Yes in the morning.
So are the trolls and the troll
2:10:11
room who have been hanging out
handing me one liners doing what
2:10:14
trolls do, you can be a troll.
It's very easy your
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qualifications are just live
under a bridge be ugly and then
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call yourself a troll you're
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Because when we go live, you'll
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you can go straight into our
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nose. And some of the trolls are
doing that right now. Let's see
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how many we have on trolls when
you see we have today currently
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1812 1812 Seems kind of on par
for Thursday. Am I right?
2:11:11
John C Dvorak: Lowly to see 19
All right,
2:11:13
Adam Curry: well, I don't know
what happened to your trolls.
2:11:16
You should bring in some more
trolls you'd like to see 19
2:11:18
That's the word the official
word. Of course many of these
2:11:21
trolls you can also find or
reach or follow on no agenda
2:11:25
social.com which I also will say
is getting a little rowdy. know
2:11:33
people are a little unhinged.
Have you seen any of this
2:11:35
behavior or no agenda?
social.com
2:11:38
John C Dvorak: some lead to any
new extreme. Just I see I've
2:11:42
always been you know, I bought
blog so many people die people
2:11:46
you should have blocked.
2:11:47
Adam Curry: Yeah, and I think
that you know, because people
2:11:49
are leaving like, Well, someone
said something offensive. Why
2:11:53
don't you just blow that's
2:11:54
John C Dvorak: good.
2:11:58
Adam Curry: And then, and by the
way, stop DMing me I do not
2:12:01
respond to DMS on no agenda
social.com
2:12:06
John C Dvorak: Well, you know, I
said this myself. I just don't
2:12:10
notice them because they don't
have a low A flag. There's no
2:12:13
flag I don't know a
2:12:14
Adam Curry: damn came here very
hard to see that
2:12:16
John C Dvorak: it's a little did
I click on it by accident, or on
2:12:21
accident as the millennials
would say. So I click on an on
2:12:24
accident. Boom is a bunch of DMS
at all backed up.
2:12:27
Adam Curry: Yeah, do not DM us
if you got something to say say
2:12:30
it in public. If you'd like now,
2:12:33
John C Dvorak: you can DM me if
you want. I'm not that picky.
2:12:35
Everyone's but you might not
hear from me for months.
2:12:38
Adam Curry: It's at John C.
Dvorak. You can DM him as much
2:12:41
as you want.
2:12:43
John C Dvorak: Good if you do
not hear me for months yeah, I'm
2:12:45
Adam Curry: not gonna respond at
all. If you got something to say
2:12:47
Say it out in the open. Now the
I don't like what's happening
2:12:50
here mean anything the enemy DM
I got no time for that. Block,
2:12:56
mute, mute a good one to mute
block. Do that. But don't go to
2:13:03
the to the to the main timeline.
If you're afraid of stuff, you
2:13:07
get triggered by stuff. But
there's also just a lot of
2:13:10
people just posting memes all
day long. Oh my goodness. It
2:13:15
costs a lot of disk space.
People don't care. And we have
2:13:20
to charge him. God bless Aaron
our man. God bless him for
2:13:25
managing that whole thing. You
guys are very unthankful
2:13:28
ungrateful. What it takes to run
that was crazy
2:13:33
John C Dvorak: and thankful.
2:13:35
Adam Curry: Well, they just use
up resources not taking into any
2:13:39
consideration what it takes when
when you make certain actions
2:13:46
particularly in the in the way
Macedon works. It just takes up
2:13:50
tons of space. And people want
to have this now with after two
2:13:54
weeks, you should delete it. We
have to I mean, this terabytes,
2:13:58
terabytes and terabytes and
terabytes and the bandwidth is
2:14:01
off the hook. It's a very
inefficient system. And we only
2:14:04
have 10,000 people. You know,
maybe we shouldn't chop it in
2:14:07
half do 5000 How about that make
you in charge of make you in
2:14:13
charge of picking the 5000
2:14:15
John C Dvorak: I got nothing to
do.
2:14:18
Adam Curry: Follow us out of a
no agenda. social.com Jhansi
2:14:20
Dvorak at no agenda social.com
Seriously, it's it is a great
2:14:24
place to hang out. But you know,
sometimes people get a little
2:14:26
pissed off at each other. You
can just tell the people who are
2:14:29
listening at higher speeds to
the podcast are unruly. There's
2:14:33
something going on with them.
Let's thank the artists for
2:14:38
episode 1533 titled rage bait,
think it was perfect. Oh, and
2:14:43
yes, I remember this. I remember
exactly why we chose this one is
2:14:47
a great piece of art, which was
done by correct a record. A
2:14:52
beautiful deep fake sign young
multicolored girl hanging
2:14:56
holding up the sign no 15
minutes cities or one 1.5 Speed
2:15:01
podcasts I thought that was very
appropriate. There was something
2:15:05
else we looked at that we liked
though.
2:15:07
John C Dvorak: There was a
number of pieces that were
2:15:09
decent. We were the one we you
wanted initially was the shift
2:15:14
into into G now that's the one
they wanted capitalist agenda.
2:15:18
Adam Curry: You liked that one.
I did like it kind of like
2:15:21
tissue but it was so small.
2:15:23
John C Dvorak: The Yeah, the RG
thing was too small. And the
2:15:29
Adam Curry: thing is if you
don't see the title of the art,
2:15:32
which only shows up on no
agenda, art generator.com Then
2:15:36
you don't know that it's like
shift into G All I saw was the
2:15:40
33 shift pattern. I thought that
was cool. I thought it was a
2:15:43
nice piece. Otherwise what I
liked were too I liked slow
2:15:47
agenda with the the sloth.
2:15:52
John C Dvorak: Which you hated
Tom to kneel didn't hate it. I
2:15:55
just You said
2:15:56
Adam Curry: I hate shot. Well,
you literally said I hate that
2:15:58
one. And no agenda. No merch was
cute with a broken cup. I liked
2:16:05
that one. You didn't feel much
for that.
2:16:13
John C Dvorak: Going back to the
no one five by corrector record
2:16:15
they got to win. I think there
was a flaw in the piece noticing
2:16:19
it after the fact no detail.
says no 15 minutes cities or 1.5
2:16:25
Speed podcasts. It should be
1.5x.
2:16:31
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's okay.
Good point. Good point. Well, we
2:16:34
can we can dethrone him take it
off and deleted a lot of work.
2:16:42
See what else was there? A
couple of Ohio things. Was this
2:16:47
Oh, yep. Ohio was Renu Paris.
But you know, it's like without
2:16:51
people don't even know what the
state of Ohio looks like. I
2:16:57
agree. I don't think the gag
would would go over we're very
2:16:59
well. Greta wound on with a
Greta thing was there
2:17:04
John C Dvorak: is there was no I
did this piece one. It was
2:17:08
simple did the trick is you know
someone holding up a sign then
2:17:13
putting some some it's easy to
go beyond the sign is not the
2:17:16
most creative thing in the
world. But it worked. It did. It
2:17:19
did. Man we certainly appreciate
I mean, Paul Couture's art
2:17:23
actual art next to it. And above
it. Who was probably better,
2:17:29
technically, but now.
2:17:32
Adam Curry: The which was the
graffiti, graffiti spray? Can I
2:17:37
mean the problem with that, Sir
Paul is too small. It's just too
2:17:40
small, because it would look
great hung up as a poster. But
2:17:44
you know, you, you look at the
even if I look at it, when
2:17:51
blowed up big and big. And it's
hard to read. It's beautiful
2:17:55
piece, you know, something
deconstruction, yellow. I mean,
2:18:00
there's SEO established 2007,
which relates to the pies a
2:18:05
beautiful piece, but it's too
small. We always run into this.
2:18:10
It's so interesting that artists
don't follow that or don't,
2:18:15
don't. They don't it's not
landing. Could you say it?
2:18:19
Maybe, maybe, maybe you have a
better way of explaining it to
2:18:21
them.
2:18:24
John C Dvorak: It has to be more
readable,
2:18:26
Adam Curry: okay. readable on a
small just go look at podcast
2:18:31
and
2:18:32
John C Dvorak: I blow it up and
I can't read what's on the can
2:18:35
go look at
2:18:35
Adam Curry: a podcast app and
then see how small that that
2:18:39
image is? Yeah. Especially on a
phone very, very small. Yeah, on
2:18:44
a phone, it's going to be very
small. It's not going to be your
2:18:46
your, your five, what is it? 526
It's going to be 250 or 520 is
2:18:52
gonna be 256. That's the biggest
you're gonna see it and that's
2:18:55
what you're gonna have to go off
of. And that's how we look at
2:18:58
it. No agenda, art
generator.com. You can follow
2:19:00
along live, if you're listening
to the show, or even after the
2:19:04
fact you can go there and just
refresh and see what's going on.
2:19:06
Or again, in one of those modern
podcast apps. We have chapters
2:19:10
with images that Dred Scott does
for us all the time and I love
2:19:13
it a lot. It's all part of our
value for value model, which we
2:19:17
have been. I'm sorry.
2:19:19
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Watch. Look
at it. I was looking at one of
2:19:22
the tabs in my browser and I was
just irked.
2:19:27
Adam Curry: Do share.
2:19:29
John C Dvorak: No. Okay.
2:19:33
Adam Curry: All right. Well,
well, it wasn't Show Related at
2:19:37
least.
2:19:38
John C Dvorak: No. Okay, I'm
saying no. Okay. Figures.
2:19:42
Adam Curry: It's all part of our
value for value model which we
2:19:45
pioneered been using another tab
issue.
2:19:49
John C Dvorak: No, this time I
lost a note. Ah, there it is.
2:19:53
Just microphone just picks up
too many mic grumblings.
2:19:58
Adam Curry: Okay. And now it's
the mic. microphone all right.
2:20:01
No, it is you shouldn't be
looking at open tabs when you're
2:20:03
doing the show. Flower Mound
from Texas gives us $1,000 Right
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off the bat as our first
executive producer episode 1534
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and says Hey, John Adam, this is
a little something something to
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help keep the show going. I'd
say it's more though
2:20:20
John C Dvorak: who was this
person from Flower Mound Texas,
2:20:23
Adam Curry: sir otaku? Yeah, I'm
sorry. My spreadsheet slid over.
2:20:29
Here we go sir otaku it has kept
me sane for at least the last 10
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years by the way, I lost track
of how much I've donated. So
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we'll always just have to be the
Duke of Northeast Texas and the
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Red River Valley. I'm sure we
can run a report we should do
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that. Hello back office as well
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John C Dvorak: the problem is
now well, we could get to a
2:20:52
point maybe the problem is that
Pay Pal stops keeping the the
2:20:57
tabs after three years.
2:21:00
Adam Curry: Why don't we have we
don't we don't keep that in some
2:21:04
system.
2:21:05
John C Dvorak: Now. We don't do
that. I mean, actually, Eric
2:21:09
does have a database that might
be able to pull it out of there.
2:21:13
Adam Curry: I would hope so. I
would hope so possible. I would
2:21:16
hope so.
2:21:18
John C Dvorak: I would have to
look up sir otaku? Yeah, that'd
2:21:21
Adam Curry: be nice. But
otherwise you know you you can
2:21:23
still be the Duke of Northeast
2:21:24
John C Dvorak: Archduke is nice
it could be art that's what
2:21:26
we're talking about.
2:21:27
Adam Curry: He says that we need
to get the no agenda Kyuzo party
2:21:30
back on the air Q so and I and
this is a ham radio reference. I
2:21:35
think var AC is where I'm going
next to New Hot digital mode
2:21:41
everyone's talking about Var Var
AC I'm gonna get my rig up and
2:21:45
running because that is almost
like a social network on ham
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radio. That's really it looks
really cool.
2:21:52
John C Dvorak: A C stand for
Adam curry.
2:21:54
Adam Curry: No it does not not
at all. No bar AC I know it's
2:21:57
asynchronous something
asynchronous chat I think anyway
2:22:01
says I'm just not good at
promoting all the hams that we
2:22:06
have in our community. It's okay
we can we can work on that we'll
2:22:10
post let's get to get a thread
going on no agenda social he
2:22:13
further would like a JCD mac and
cheese and a little girl yeah.
2:22:18
John C Dvorak: You slaves get
get used to mac and cheese.
2:22:22
Macaroni and cheese melted
together
2:22:25
Adam Curry: mac and cheese mac
and cheese mac and cheese. Mac
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and cheese, everybody there we
go. Thank you very much sir
2:22:35
otaku
2:22:36
John C Dvorak: James nine Meyer
in IE Meyer Niemeyer you Maya
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niemira Nine Myron Niemeyer I
was still I think nine my wet
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but I could be wrong good in
Tulsa. 666 Dots 692 Good
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donation. ITM John and Adam.
I've been listening since
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episode 200. Wow. Turn closes my
current donation is 66669 Plus,
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my prior donation puts me into
lofty realms of Knighthood as a
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longtime listening, please DM
me, sir. Oh, anyone? Right.
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brained bovines,
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Adam Curry: sir anyone sir
anyone surrender any case, sir.
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Anything. All right.
2:23:24
John C Dvorak: And J sober karma
Eggs Benedict and OJ please.
2:23:28
Adam Curry: That would be the
roundtable and a sober karma is
2:23:31
just playing I guess you've got
karma. You got it. Jason Kaiser
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And he says greeting gents with
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my birthday being a palindrome.
3223 Nice. And also being a show
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day. Well, I took it as a sign
to finish off my knighthood.
2:23:52
Nice one. I'd like to thank my
brother Tim for hitting me in
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mouth back in 2019 on a road
trip from Florida to Wisconsin
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after our father got sick.
Sadly, we lost our dad four days
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later, but that trip is still
one of my fondest memories with
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him. Thanks, even though you're
a douchebag I still love you big
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brother. I would especially like
to thank my smokin hot keeper
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Lish without your support this
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lift me higher than I could ever
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more Lish from my night name.
I'd like Sir J. K and Green Bay
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night of the entertainment
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We got that right here. Thank
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sane in an insane world. Yes, we
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remember fellow producers. If
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you will always be told what to
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John C Dvorak: DMCC of
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Switcheroo switch originally
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excellent strong man to the
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give them the name sir Lee
Knight of the Georgia big wood
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1534 is on his birthday March 2.
Yay. Please credit 6507 of this
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donation to our friend Island
dog. It is his birthday as well.
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I don't know if he's on the list
but we should obviously put him
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Island. We are headed to Amelia
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hard work. No jingles no Carmel
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Adam Curry: so it's Island dog.
And how old is he?
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John C Dvorak: No Name. No no
age,
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Adam Curry: but birthday is
today.
2:26:09
John C Dvorak: Yeah, march 2.
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Adam Curry: Okay, today was not
on the list. Good catch. And
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surly
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John C Dvorak: Knight of the big
Georgia woods. Yeah,
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Adam Curry: we got. We got the
the switcheroo there. Beautiful.
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I'll do the next two. So this is
a this is one of my favorite
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donations donation notes.
Walkmen Duke of Ohio. Welcome in
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Duke of Ohio. Louisville, Ohio.
333 dot 33. And the message
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reads Hey, hey, that's all I
got. Hey, did you get anything
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else on that? Yeah, it
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John C Dvorak: looks like him.
Okay.
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Adam Curry: I love it. Then we
have Lindsey says Lindsey
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Wilson, from Ontario, Oregon.
333. With a very long note,
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which we're there's no way we're
going to read that. PS sorry.
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This note was so long. I'll read
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figured it was time to donate.
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Adam Curry: to you two guys
constantly since December 2021.
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When I got the COVID Oh, no. And
I had some time on my hands. I
2:27:23
would like to send a shout out
to my friend Dustin, who hit me
2:27:26
in the mouth, but he needs to be
called out as a douchebag.
2:27:29
Seeing as how he has listened to
you guys longer but hasn't
2:27:31
donated yet. And then he goes on
to say he gives us the reason
2:27:39
why he listened. I will read
that because it's a very long
2:27:41
note. It'll be honest, it took
me a few tries to get into this
2:27:44
podcast, but once it clicked
Well, I've been listening ever
2:27:47
since and haven't looked back. I
knew this was an amazing podcast
2:27:50
while I'd find myself chuckling
out loud when hearing you guys
2:27:54
deconstruct the media. I knew it
was I was absolutely hooked to
2:27:57
the show, though. When I heard
John C. Dvorak say the word
2:28:01
butthole when talking about
Colin Powell after he died. Wow,
2:28:06
that's so lame. Talking about
the dead that way. I don't think
2:28:11
it was right after he died by
the way. But that says just
2:28:16
remember John. That's how you
get them hooked. Call up people.
2:28:21
John C Dvorak: He continues to
say I've never laughed so hard.
2:28:23
Oh, my goodness. So they had to
be some other situation. And I
2:28:27
remember calling Colin Powell a
butthole
2:28:31
Adam Curry: I don't either, but
it sounds like something that
2:28:34
could have come up. It's
possible. He wanted a he wanted
2:28:39
a number of jingles. The one
he's just
2:28:41
John C Dvorak: a he and not a
she.
2:28:44
Adam Curry: Oh, this what do you
think? No. Wait, what was the
2:28:51
name again?
2:28:52
John C Dvorak: Lindsey.
2:28:54
Adam Curry: Oh, I could be okay.
Well, loose. Lindsay's
2:28:58
John C Dvorak: are women. Oh
man. She's I think let me say
2:29:01
Lindsey Graham. Yeah, a woman
well
2:29:05
Adam Curry: you go Lindsay wants
a full China as asshole as HoH
2:29:09
you go mate was Donald Trump
don't just do we have the
2:29:13
thoughts the four well here's
that here's the full full one
2:29:16
I'll give you this one I don't
trust China Chinese ask and give
2:29:19
you a bit of karma Thank you
very much got karma
2:29:26
John C Dvorak: I tend to see a
whole
2:29:29
Adam Curry: doesn't sound like a
whole doesn't sound it doesn't
2:29:32
sound like you I agree.
2:29:34
John C Dvorak: Dame Jennifer in
San Marcos California Sorry to
2:29:38
bug you. I named Jennifer of
northern Mexico just noted 333
2:29:43
In honor of son James 6/26
birthday. On March 3 My son
2:29:47
introduced me over 10 years ago
to your gospel. Please send
2:29:51
James karma. Salah is a selling
everything and moving to Europe
2:29:56
in the next few months. Thank
God maybe she's selling
2:29:59
everything I Somebody's selling
everything and moving to Europe.
2:30:02
Thank you grassy ass
2:30:04
Adam Curry: Well whoever that is
I'd love to know why the
2:30:07
decision to move to Europe and
where in Europe
2:30:10
John C Dvorak: that's what is
grassy has got to do with
2:30:12
anything I don't
2:30:13
Adam Curry: know but maybe it
goes with but all you've got
2:30:16
karma Robert Barnes 333 For
Murrysville Pennsylvania just
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moved to Valparaiso, Indiana
looking forward to finding some
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local no agenda meetups need
some moving in karma Well, if
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you're in Indiana, Indiana is a
huge no agenda state and the end
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the Indianapolis crew they're
off the hook that's a big group
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so go to no agenda meetups.com
and learn where you've got karma
2:30:49
John C Dvorak: I'm gonna read a
$500 note that came in and this
2:30:52
is a mate good that we have
listed and this is a Daming for
2:30:58
this is an old make good for
guests. You just put it off and
2:31:02
we had our special I checked the
dates it's fine.
2:31:06
Adam Curry: From our feet from
our 1500
2:31:09
John C Dvorak: Yeah, sure. Okay.
Kiki of the Dakotas, Dear John
2:31:13
and Adam yours is truly the best
podcast in the universe. Your
2:31:16
discussions are the perfect
blend of thought provoking
2:31:20
commentary and belly laugh
producing humor how incredibly
2:31:26
and uniquely gifted you both are
thank you for all the good you
2:31:31
do in so many people's lives you
have to this note has been
2:31:35
scanned you have to read it look
at her her handwriting is quite
2:31:38
interesting. Would you like
architects would you please
2:31:43
award me the title of Dame Kiki
the decoders no jingles no karma
2:31:49
just some super hot Carolina
Reaper salsa for the roundtable
2:31:54
if you need some I can bring
jars I can last summer Oh yeah.
2:32:00
blow your head off for the
roundtable sharing thank you and
2:32:04
love you both Kiki
2:32:06
Adam Curry: since I don't have a
mote economy hot Carolina Reaper
2:32:09
what salsa
2:32:10
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this is
Reaper peppers. Like all right,
2:32:15
I'm surprised you can catch
them.
2:32:18
Adam Curry: They don't melt them
don't melt the can Yeah. Okay.
2:32:23
Well, while we're doing that
then I think there was one other
2:32:26
make good request which I didn't
understand from Sir Bradley or
2:32:32
Sir Robert of the freehold I
think was that yeah, he said and
2:32:38
I remember we we knighted him we
talked about his freedom seeds
2:32:44
the five by five six by 45
millimeter bullets the most
2:32:49
common rifle caliber in the US.
I'm not sure why he why he
2:32:54
wanted to make good but maybe it
was just to say shout out to
2:32:57
local na H 17. So there you go.
Sir Robert to the freehold and
2:33:02
then I have a sir Bradley. I'm
not quite sure what that is
2:33:05
Insta Blacknight Do you have
that? I don't have it. Okay, I'm
2:33:10
not sure what that is. Someone
will have to come circle back
2:33:13
and let us know what that one
was. Yeah, it's
2:33:14
John C Dvorak: a black day. Put
it off forever. You make it or
2:33:18
Addison, Zach's easy
Chesterfield, Missouri. 333
2:33:23
Thank you all. For all the
deconstruction media on a
2:33:26
regular basis for your audience.
You too must be supported. As
2:33:31
your work is invaluable. Adam,
I'd like to publicly thank you
2:33:34
for professing the name of Jesus
Christ in your last GRE
2:33:37
appearance. May God continue to
bless you in the keeper in your
2:33:41
faith. As always, producers and
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Adam Curry: well, we know we
know what evals are. That's the
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roll on CBD remember oh yes
yeah, that's good stuff and then
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my delta eight.com That's the I
haven't seen that one that's
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basically one molecule over from
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because it's not something like
that.
2:34:17
John C Dvorak: No jingles just a
bit of house. Karma is my wife
2:34:19
and I are hoping to move into an
Earthship situated 40 acres in
2:34:24
the beautiful Ozarks. an
Earthship in the Ozarks in the
2:34:29
coming weeks good area. God
willing signing off for now sir
2:34:33
Addison, CEO of shit posts.
2:34:37
Adam Curry: He's at the general
on no agenda social.com. This
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very interesting. The Earthship
I'd like to know more about your
2:34:46
Earthship or send pictures.
Sounds cool. You've got karma.
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And of course, a disclaimer that
my delta eight.com might cause
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heart attacks. Gareth father, II
Hey, Gareth, Father Garrett
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father II from River Oaks, Texas
our first Associate Executive
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Producer to 24 Dodge 66 in honor
of my late father Keep up the
2:35:07
good work. Thank you very much,
sir. Gene. I'll pick the next
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one gene enough to leave sir
gene as we know, the Duke of
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Texas. He's in Austin row of
ducks to 22 He says I listen at
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1.5 speed so sending you two
thirds of a donation. Oh, very
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funny sir Jean. And he sent me a
note he says can you mention
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that people can catch me on the
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well as with Ben on just two
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both of those I think at least
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agenda stream.com can be heard
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have you on the list sir Jean
Thank you. If
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John C Dvorak: he listens at 1.5
He should donate at 1.5
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Adam Curry: Now you're talking
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John C Dvorak: Dame finger mole
in Fairview Heights Illinois.
2:35:58
John and Adam. I'm not broke.
We're trying to limit spending.
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We are expecting a human
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continue to thank you for the
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knocks $200.38 Birthday donation
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for my sister Amanda thanks for
hitting me in the mouth. And she
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wanted a regular mac and cheese
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Adam Curry: lifted in
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John C Dvorak: Gale Goldsmith in
Philly, Pennsylvania $200 You
2:36:40
guys are the best. Thank you.
And I'll read this one too
2:36:46
anonymous comes in from Hollis
New Hampshire. 200 bucks.
2:36:50
Adam Curry: We got Liam pellet
pillow. P L O T Portland,
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Oregon. I know the name monthly
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donation from slaves at Oregon
local 33. In Portland. Yes. A
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lot of these meetups are now
gathering up donations and
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awarding them to someone who
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and then that gets credited as
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Associate exec or executive
producer. And that's very nice.
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I like that we gather monthly on
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o'clock at Dick's primal burger.
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one all come one come all for a
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revolution. And that wraps up
our executive and Associate
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Executive producers for episode
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much. These are credits which
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And if anyone had questions it
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the 50 I want to thank Cody and
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Nicole doubt they were very
kind. Cody is retiring soon.
2:38:16
He's a flight instructor at
Corpus Christi at the Naval
2:38:22
airbase, he invited me to go
down there and fly in the sim
2:38:25
which I did on on Monday. In the
Navy simulator, John, this was
2:38:31
the most crazy thing I've ever
done in one of the in like the
2:38:33
big ball, you know, the like
three storey high ball that you
2:38:37
get in and then it's just huge.
It goes up and down and back and
2:38:41
forth. No actually it doesn't.
It's it's like a three and an
2:38:45
almost like a 270 degree screen.
The screen is moving. Now you
2:38:50
got some feedback and stuff in
in the cockpit. You know that
2:38:55
makes it feel realistic, but it
was all the screen that's
2:38:58
moving. It's like 12 projectors.
It was really, really cool. Of
2:39:02
course, me as a licensed pilot I
was not able to land on the
2:39:06
aircraft carrier tried it four
times and failed. So they want a
2:39:11
deducing
2:39:13
Unknown: been de Deus they gave
us
2:39:16
Adam Curry: $100 In cash on the
spot and douchebag for Keith and
2:39:20
Chad who are both douchebags
thanks, guys was really nice. It
2:39:26
was a big treat for me.
2:39:29
John C Dvorak: So I got to fly
in the Ames simulator to NASA
2:39:34
Ames simulate a bunch of
different programs so I get to
2:39:37
fly 747 And a thing of some
future plane that uses a
2:39:41
joystick nice, which I could
take off and land but they can't
2:39:46
do it. They like to do stuff
like this. So they put you in
2:39:49
the 747 and the ice up to place
the whole runway everything's
2:39:54
ice.
2:39:56
Adam Curry: Why not? Fly Boy you
can do it.
2:40:00
John C Dvorak: So you give it to
gas, and the plane immediately
2:40:03
skids and spins out of control
into the terminal.
2:40:10
Adam Curry: So this was the T 45
jet that I was flying. Man,
2:40:16
that's harder than it looks.
Really is. The cool one was
2:40:20
getting launched off the ship
with a catapult. Oh, that'd be
2:40:23
cool. It's very realistic.
Oddly, oddly realistic was what
2:40:27
it was fun to do. Good people
2:40:29
John C Dvorak: onward with our
donations above 50 which starts
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with heavy our Vasque was in San
Diego 123451 of our favorite
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register she nig H Nick Nabi and
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lattic and our buddy in Houston,
Texas $100 Jaren van Haren Guin
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been hearing in in Laguna Niguel
in California 100. Teresa Diaz
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in Bend Oregon 100 Daniel recomp
in San Diego, California 100
2:41:14
West Stewart in Mesa, Arizona
9006 lopsided boob donation. The
2:41:21
Nine is Sir Kevin McLaughlin
continues this trend with Lucas
2:41:27
North Carolina trying to set
some record here it's definitely
2:41:29
going to Guinness Book of
Records 808 Yeah, sir by His
2:41:36
grace in Jacksonville, Florida.
7564
2:41:39
Adam Curry: on the stands for
seven hours, 56 minutes and 40
2:41:42
seconds, which was his finishing
time two years in a row in an
2:41:46
assault on mountain Mitchell
which he just signed up for
2:41:48
again. All right. We'll give you
some travel karma at the end
2:41:51
sir.
2:41:53
John C Dvorak: Timothy Harwood,
Corvallis, Oregon needs a de
2:41:55
douching you've been de deuced
and that's for 75 bucks Gregory
2:42:01
hunter in Springfield, Missouri.
7373 Christopher Eisenhardt new
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brown fells Texas 7373 which is
a promotion from lash stylists
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birthday on the list. Henry kuch
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Kohler in Evansville, Indiana
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606 Linda Terry Donnelly,
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2:42:52
Scott Nelson in Council Bluffs,
Iowa 5001 In the following
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people or $50 donors good list
today and starting with Kiki the
2:43:01
Dakotas who sent some money into
get us to read her make good
2:43:05
note which we did already she's
in Mad Man Dan North Dakota. Kim
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Winship in Rancho Santa Fe, Eric
Garland in Ocala, Florida, Chris
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Goodman in Leander Texas, Julie
min Dale min IDEO in Costa Mesa,
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Joe Woods in Ocean Grove in New
Jersey, Tony Lange in Castle
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Pines, Colorado, Amy's Zipkin,
in Greensboro, Georgia, Claire
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Thornhill in Toronto, Ontario,
Danielle first in cow Kakuna,
2:43:44
Wisconsin and I'll get a note
about how to pronounce that
2:43:47
correctly, I'm sure dotted mind
and Lincoln, UK re Howard in
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Kremmling. Colorado, Justin
Heiner in vine Grove Kentucky
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sunny Pang and Lee, uk uk people
Herbert Hess and spring Texas.
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Naomi Yates in Bellevue
Colorado. She is first owner
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this give her a de douching
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Unknown: you've been de deuced
2:44:19
John C Dvorak: Kyle mana
Cincinnati, Greg Hart Hartlaub
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in Cincinnati, Richard Gardner
Sir Richard Garden in New York
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City, Michael Elmore in Gastonia
North Carolina, Aaron Weiss
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Gerber in Bend Oregon Brent
chikki in Lake Worth, Florida
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Milwaukee, pro flooring LLC in
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flooring Ryan's sharp in
Huntsville, Alabama, Brian
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Watson in Raleigh, North
Carolina. And last but not
2:44:54
least, our buddy Eiichi,
Kanagawa who I believe is Baron
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by now out in San Francisco,
California want to thank all
2:45:02
these people for contributing to
this show and making it work.
2:45:07
Adam Curry: For those who wanted
it, we have some goat karma
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ready to roll for you. Remember,
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anything like that. It's all you
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Associate Executive producers
for bringing us 1534 I formula
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is this. We go out. We get
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2:46:09
And we'd love to congratulate
people who are celebrating trips
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around the Sun Lindsay Wilson
turned 33 Yesterday Jack from
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Yankee town celebrates today as
does Jason Kaiser. Game CC
2:46:19
wishes her husband Lee rose a
happy birthday for today and her
2:46:22
friend Island dog. Also a happy
birthday today. We did have it
2:46:26
on the list. Dame Jennifer says
her son wishes her son James a
2:46:31
happy birthday turns 26
Tomorrow, Danielle parks her
2:46:34
sister Amanda, celebrating
tomorrow as well. Also
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congratulations to shave Delaine
shady lane, Henry Coker Zoli,
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turning 69 And that's our list.
Happy birthday from everybody
2:46:45
here at the best podcast in the
universe. I did want to make
2:46:50
mention of a new producer
website, which is really cool.
2:46:55
It's the no agenda producer
database. And it is n a p
2:47:01
db.com. And a P no agenda
producer DB for database.com.
2:47:07
This is really spectacular. It
shows everyone who was with
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their titles. When they got it
what show it was It also
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includes the artists in there
what show and it has totals, how
2:47:19
many how many album arts they've
they've scored. I mean, it's I
2:47:25
haven't looked at the whole
thing, obviously, because 15
2:47:28
years, but he seems to have
almost everything in there.
2:47:31
John C Dvorak: CIA doing this
who's doing this?
2:47:34
Adam Curry: Let me see if I can
remember who did this for us. I
2:47:38
have it up here. Now I forget
his name. Na PD b.com You're
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looking at it. It's really it's
quite extensive. Now at least it
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shows it shows a real it's a
real overview of value for
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value. I liked it a lot. That
was beautiful. We do have a
2:47:57
couple of nights and a dame on
deck. So I think we should roll
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out this you go. Oh, I'll take
that one any day. That's the
2:48:05
pearl handled one. I love that
one. Ah Kiki stepping on up
2:48:10
James Niemeyer, Jason Kaiser Lee
Rhodes all of you are about to
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more very proud to pronounce the
Katy as Dame kinky of the
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Dakotas. Sherinian night of the
Brian bovine sir J K in Green
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Bay night of the entertaining
kerfuffle and certainly night of
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the Georgia big wood for you
we've got hookers and blow rent
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boys and Chardonnay by request
Eggs Benedict and OJ Jack
2:48:37
Daniel's single barrel and Texas
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2:48:41
salsa. Along with that we got
some ginger ale and gerbil
2:48:44
sparkling cider and escorts and
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2:49:26
mentioning the Indianapolis meet
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are definitely going to visit
that April 17. We're going to
2:49:33
Nashville area for the meetup
that we miss because I'd COVID
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last year and if you're looking
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Lincoln's Roadhouse. 630 in
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in New Paltz, New York. It's
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operation Pizza time at Papa's
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chill in the veal chill taste
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Smithfield, Texas that is also
on Saturday. They'll be at two
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o'clock. We have making our own
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Drafthouse Garner North Carolina
at four o'clock that's on
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economic food hub VEF festival.
Those guys are crazy. Four
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Netherlands which could offer
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you won't be triggered. You want
to say is like Alright, I got
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some. I do have better end of
show ISOs I think this time do
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you have any?
2:51:32
John C Dvorak: I have four.
2:51:33
Adam Curry: Oh, well let me play
mine first then and if you don't
2:51:36
have three, so I think you may
be kicking my ass on this one
2:51:39
this. This isn't an oldie but a
goodie. I figured I'd bring it
2:51:42
back.
2:51:43
Unknown: They could have been
looking into China.
2:51:46
Adam Curry: Just throwing a
China one. This one you're all
2:51:50
gonna die kinda like that one.
Just right up, or no agenda
2:51:54
ally. And finally, I
2:51:56
Unknown: feel like I'm taking
crazy pills.
2:51:58
Adam Curry: Good old Keith
Owens. A good one Olbermann.
2:52:01
John C Dvorak: Die. We don't
you'd run negative things at the
2:52:03
end like to die one. I have some
that are competitive. Okay. Now
2:52:10
I have one that just put in here
as a joke. This is and because
2:52:13
it's like what? This is the Ed
Asner ISO.
2:52:17
Unknown: This is Ed Asner,
2:52:19
Adam Curry: and you're listening
to no lies radio a little long.
2:52:25
Yes. Too long.
2:52:25
John C Dvorak: I didn't expect
to be used. Hello, Poland.
2:52:30
Hello.
2:52:35
Adam Curry: Todd president is
brain dead.
2:52:38
John C Dvorak: Oh, all right.
Okay, try this and go for a run.
2:52:42
Unknown: Most mornings. I like
to go for a run.
2:52:46
John C Dvorak: I don't know why
I picked that one. Okay, try
2:52:48
this one extra kick. Got an
extra kick?
2:52:53
Adam Curry: I don't know. I
think I like crazy pills.
2:52:58
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I can't
really argue against it.
2:53:00
Adam Curry: Okay. All right.
Well, then, let's not argue
2:53:03
against it. We'll use the crazy
pills.
2:53:12
Had a, like a series of train
crash clips. Seems like trains
2:53:16
are the most dangerous mode of
transportation these days. If
2:53:21
you've paid attention
2:53:23
John C Dvorak: Have you ever
been asked Adam clip?
2:53:27
Adam Curry: Oh, at the end of
the show. Okay. All right.
2:53:31
John C Dvorak: I have a voice
clip. This is DeSantis test. And
2:53:37
the question that I'm asking you
is this DeSantis or artificial
2:53:42
intelligence, a vicious
2:53:43
Unknown: dictator launched an
unjustified illegal and
2:53:46
unprovoked attack on an innocent
people and a sovereign country.
2:53:51
He thought that it would be over
in days, he thought the people
2:53:54
would back down and allow for
his domination. But what he
2:53:57
underestimated was the Defiance
the determination and the
2:54:01
courage courage of the Ukrainian
people, not just in Ukraine.
2:54:06
Adam Curry: It doesn't even
sound like DeSantis to be
2:54:08
honest. At the beginning, it
sounded like DeSantis but then
2:54:13
it just didn't even sound like
him. What is it?
2:54:17
John C Dvorak: It's some French
politician.
2:54:20
Adam Curry: You tried to fake
me? You tried to fake me as a
2:54:23
failure.
2:54:25
John C Dvorak: French but keep
French Canadian. Wow.
2:54:27
Adam Curry: You had to go in for
a moment there.
2:54:29
John C Dvorak: I that's what I
heard. I heard him sounding good
2:54:32
at the beginning and then as it
crapped out, but I'm beginning
2:54:35
to think the best AI voices are
just people that sound exactly
2:54:40
like someone else, and there's
plenty of them.
2:54:42
Adam Curry: I got a guy the
other day who heard us talk
2:54:44
about something on the show. And
then he played at high speed and
2:54:48
he said, Well, now I don't know
what a deep fake is. I don't
2:54:51
know if it's at high speed and
people getting so confused by
2:54:55
this. Deep fakes. I think you're
not you can tell I think a human
2:54:59
being To listen to other human
beings in real time can detect a
2:55:03
deep fake usually this radio
station now Eygpt radio show far
2:55:11
yeah wow you think it's gonna
give it to get better I'm sure
2:55:15
but you still need writing you
know you can make someone's
2:55:19
sound the right way but you
still need the output has to be
2:55:24
convinced double anyway I
2:55:28
John C Dvorak: agree with that
2:55:28
Adam Curry: I want to do these
these trick quick train clips
2:55:32
because we've always heard
trains good planes bad. Well
2:55:35
what you really don't want to do
is riding a train anymore,
2:55:38
Unknown: Todd carriages and
billowing smoke. This wreckage
2:55:42
testifies the violence of the
collision between a passenger
2:55:45
train which was derailed and a
freight train still on the
2:55:49
tracks. The crash triggered a
fire and many passengers were
2:55:53
trapped inside carriages.
2:55:54
Adam Curry: I think like 30
people died on that we have
2:55:57
another one in the US
2:55:58
Unknown: another freight train
derailed today this time near
2:56:01
Bradenton, Florida two tanker
cars loaded with propane fuel
2:56:05
went off the tracks no one was
hurt. And so far no leaks have
2:56:08
been detected. The cause of this
wreck is now under
2:56:11
investigation.
2:56:12
We had so bad when you the
whistleblower program the
2:56:14
aftermath of the toxic train
derailment in Ohio
2:56:17
Transportation Secretary Pete
Buttigieg is now calling for all
2:56:20
major rail companies to join a
voluntary whistleblower program.
2:56:24
It allows employees to
confidentially confidentially
2:56:27
report dangerous situations but
Buttigieg says no major freight
2:56:30
company currently participates
in the program including Norfolk
2:56:33
Southern, which is responsible
for the Ohio derailment. Norfolk
2:56:37
Southern says it already
operates a similar program on
2:56:40
its own.
2:56:43
John C Dvorak: So trains just
dangerous 1000 derailments a
2:56:47
year minimum us alone, but
2:56:49
Adam Curry: you know, not like
in in, in Greece word 30 people
2:56:53
perish.
2:56:55
John C Dvorak: It's happened. Of
course, it's
2:56:57
Adam Curry: happened. It's
happened.
2:57:00
John C Dvorak: So I sent out the
word to the producers to find me
2:57:02
a clip of you saying that AOC
would become president? Oh, yes.
2:57:06
And you found it. I got like it.
This is not the clip I'm looking
2:57:09
for. But it's okay. Okay. I
still haven't gotten a real good
2:57:13
one.
2:57:14
Adam Curry: If I remember, I The
dispute was I say she would be a
2:57:18
great president. And versus she
will become president. I'm not
2:57:23
sure it was.
2:57:26
John C Dvorak: My rent remembers
it. She'd be a great president.
2:57:28
You wouldn't say that in a
million years.
2:57:30
Unknown: ratably effective.
2:57:31
Adam Curry: I think the guy's
making a very good point. And I
2:57:34
and I agree that I've always
said, watch out for AOC. Ma'am.
2:57:38
You don't have to be smart. And
I think lots of people would
2:57:41
agree with me that to be to be
president, even. As the elected
2:57:48
official, she certainly knows
very well, that proves nothing.
2:57:52
John C Dvorak: It proves that
you thought she'd be president
2:57:54
be okay. If she was. I know this
is not I said I did. This is not
2:58:00
the clip I'm looking for. No
clip I'm looking for I know that
2:58:04
I said something like, no free.
You're kidding me. But when you
2:58:08
like that,
2:58:08
Adam Curry: all right. That's
all right. Well, for the next
2:58:10
show, then I'll give you this
one. Okay. For the next show,
2:58:13
please bring the copy of
international law where you
2:58:15
can't steal Russian money. I'd
like to know the law.
2:58:19
International law that states
that. Okay, yeah, I'm sure
2:58:24
there's one out there. Maybe who
maintains international law?
2:58:31
These are the questions we will
answer answer on the next
2:58:36
outstanding episode of the Best
podcast in the universe. Coming
2:58:41
up next on the stream. Let me
see who do we have here? We've
2:58:46
got Oh, it's unrelenting. It's
Jean F Tooley F and Darren
2:58:53
O'Neal. The guys who hate each
other about pretends or they're
2:58:56
not, I don't know. Sexist rams
will be the title of that one.
2:59:02
Sounds like them to me. And of
show mixes, we've got Neil
2:59:06
Jones, our clip custodian, his
200th episode that he's done
2:59:10
clips for us. We really
appreciate that good, sir. And
2:59:13
Professor John Jones, with a
good little ditty coming to you
2:59:18
from the heart of the Texas hill
country here in FEMA Region
2:59:21
number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
2:59:23
John C Dvorak: and I'm from
Northern Silicon Valley where I
2:59:25
remain by the way, it's nice
out. I'm Jhansi Dvorak,
2:59:28
Adam Curry: we return on Sunday
with another episode of the Best
2:59:32
podcast in the universe. Please
remember us at divorce iq.org/na
2:59:38
Until that time, adios mofos and
a hui Hui and and such
2:59:48
Unknown: you're gonna get used
to a lot of stuff that's gonna
2:59:50
wreck and wreck. You let me tell
you Long John, when you become a
2:59:54
guy with a bank account. They
got you yes Here's the first
3:00:04
thing that happens to a guy like
that he starts wanting to go
3:00:06
into restaurants we sit down at
a table and eat salads and
3:00:10
cupcakes and tea. The next thing
that dope wants is a rule yes
3:00:16
sir room was steam he rubs boy
you know what he's all softened
3:00:21
up McCain sleepless, he has a
beard that he didn't creep
3:00:25
enough on trying to share your
shot they get long claws and
3:00:32
they get a stranglehold on
boosting you know your home
3:00:36
things now your whole life is
messed up with a lot more stuff
3:00:41
you get license fees and gas and
oil taxes and insurance and
3:00:47
identification card bills and
flat tires and dance and traffic
3:00:51
tickets to get in courtrooms and
lawyers find a million
3:00:55
other things and what happened
what happened you're not the
3:01:00
free and happy guy you used to
be
3:01:04
you got to have money to pay for
all those things when you become
3:01:08
a guy with a bank account
3:01:11
yes sir they
3:01:13
Adam Curry: could make it look
like the cafeteria Star
3:01:16
Unknown: Wars if you want
3:01:19
Adam Curry: sorry Star Trek.
Star Wars Star Wars or Star Wars
3:01:28
Star Wars Star Trek Next
Generation
3:01:33
John C Dvorak: if you're
thinking of that bar that's a
3:01:35
Star Wars that's the one that
you want to refer to Star Trek.
3:01:42
Adam Curry: Star Trek Deep Space
Nine got in trouble for the
3:01:56
Unknown: Star Wars is
3:01:57
John C Dvorak: to bar Star Trek
is the is the is the little
3:02:00
place where they have the
replicators
3:02:03
Adam Curry: the one where they
have like the three booze lady
3:02:05
serving drinks. Oil it'll be
emailed to the next three weeks
3:02:10
people
3:02:10
Unknown: were very very happy
that someone wasn't just
3:02:14
listening to them and answering
your questions. in Norfolk
3:02:17
Southern train carrying
hazardous chemicals blanketing
3:02:20
the town with that toxic brew
and asthma symptoms in the
3:02:24
morning.
3:02:25
Slaves in the morning that saw
them stealing your trains not
3:02:34
coming through rashes and nausea
rashes then discouraged all the
3:02:41
best. Dioxin smoke blends with
the morning
3:02:47
blanketing the town with a toxic
3:02:51
scene from accidents there is no
accident room suddenly the boys
3:02:58
into what is the right quiz
Buddha Gago dude we
3:03:06
pretty disgusted with the
Transportation Secretary people
3:03:15
finally visited East talisman
Ohio Thursday
3:03:22
know $5 Check feeds me for just
one day efficiency
3:03:29
out because they don't have the
money and love.
3:03:33
Animals second by toxic Gano
Biden's CEOs while easy to
3:03:41
criticize for going to train.
3:03:45
With derailed train accidents.
There is no accident. Smoke jugs
3:03:52
of breathing.
3:03:54
Symptoms in the morning.
3:03:57
You can't go horse wear rainbow
Carlos gave the speech of is
3:04:06
everybody pretty disgusted with
everybody. Do they make
3:04:10
decisions now because they don't
have the money and they need the
3:04:13
money. But the church's trip
came a day after former
3:04:17
President Trump visited East
palestine.org/and
3:04:32
A. I feel like I'm taking crazy
pills.