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John C Dvorak: If you know, you
know, Adam curry, John C Devora
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Adam Curry: 2023 This Year Award
Winning Combination media
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assassination episode 1562.
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Unknown: This is no agenda,
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Adam Curry: counting PM 2.5 and
broadcasting live from the heart
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of the Texas Hill Country.
Number six in the morning,
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everybody.
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John C Dvorak: I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley
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where I'm wondering if Mary J.
Blige has ever been called out
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for cultural appropriation and
just kill.
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Adam Curry: You know, there's
some things I just never expect
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to hear out of your mouth. Mary
J. Blige will be one of them.
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Just don't expect it. You know,
it's like, Oh, okay. By the way,
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you sounds like you have a
little bit of a sniffle.
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John C Dvorak: I seem to be
congested. Yeah. Go away in
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about an hour.
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Adam Curry: As you power through
it, like a pro. Yeah. So tell me
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about Mary J. Blige. What's up
with that?
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Unknown: Blonde hair
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John C Dvorak: she has that's
that's Marilyn Monroe's hairdo
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Adam Curry: Oh, that's cultural
appropriate. Yes. cultural
1:06
appropriation.
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Unknown: Don't you think?
1:09
Adam Curry: Yeah, totally. I
guess. Man, there are so many
1:15
stories. To start off I thought
the story would be the you know,
1:19
the ghost plane. I thought that
would be the story for today.
1:24
John C Dvorak: I forgot about
already I know wow, he forgot
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about that.
1:28
Adam Curry: Let's play it
anyway, just because I have
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three clips I'll play one and
drop the others
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Unknown: joining us now CNN
aviation correspondent Pete
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Muntean peak warning to you.
What what what can be ruled out
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right now?
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Can be rolled out here, Poppy,
but all of the signs point that
1:44
this was a rapid decompression
of this Cessna Citation jet. The
1:48
air inside is pressurized
enabling those inside to breathe
1:53
normal air while outside the air
is thin and unbreathable. This
1:58
is very similar very likely to
the Payne Stewart crash of 1999
2:03
that killed that professional
golfer on board a Learjet. What
2:07
is so interesting about rapid
decompression. Ghost plane one
2:11
of the spookiest outcomes spin
professional pilots worry about
2:14
Yeah, high at altitude when the
airplane decompresses very
2:18
quickly. That leads to air
inside being very unbreathable
2:25
Adam Curry: I love that. Very
unreadable. Yeah within your
2:27
you're done within five seconds
15 to 30 seconds really? And
2:31
they got it right this time
after CNN for hours was talking
2:34
about a small plane because they
heard session I can't.
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John C Dvorak: Okay. When I
first heard the report I said
2:39
boy did a piper cub. Well, then
I said, Benny, me UK. How do you
2:45
get decompression on a piper
cub? Are you pressurize? There
2:48
you go. Well, meanwhile Of
course it was a jet.
2:51
Adam Curry: Yes. It was a total
director of course. But who
2:57
John C Dvorak: was who I always
see these things as he somebody
2:59
was killed it was assassination.
No, no, no. And I'm gonna Okay,
3:04
well, I'm gonna take it one step
further. Okay, I think the the
3:10
unbelievable train wreck in
India which killed 200 was an
3:16
assassination of somebody. Some
one person that's
3:21
Adam Curry: okay, that one I'll
say is possible. This one had so
3:23
many kids, you know, of course,
because we had a sonic boom, the
3:27
jet scramble chaos over the
nation's
3:31
Unknown: really loud boom
metric.
3:34
Really loud boom rattling
residents.
3:37
I was worried something happened
to the kids first. We all
3:40
thought it was an earthquake
earthquake emergency officials
3:43
in Annapolis Maryland tweeting
the boom that was heard across
3:45
the DC region was caused by an
authorized DoD flight. This
3:49
flight caused a sonic boom a
senior government official
3:52
telling NBC News fighter jets
scrambled after air traffic
3:56
control lost radio contact with
the pilot of a small business
3:59
jet a Cessna Citation. Alright,
so
4:02
Adam Curry: couple of things
just to clear to every
4:03
everyone's mind because, you
know, I got I got texts and
4:06
emails 911 type attack,
assassination, Trump's Trump
4:10
donor. Yeah. Like okay, okay,
very sad. You know, it's a mom,
4:15
grandma, you know, a baby, you
know, that and one and one
4:21
pilot, of course. So it's it is
possible, because this plane has
4:26
had rapid decompression before
not this particular plane, but
4:29
this type it's possible that it
didn't even compress on the way
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up that unlikely but that is a
possibility. But if you're at
4:37
flight level 340 So 34,000 feet
decompression. If you know it
4:41
right away, could you get you
get oh god you get off and then
4:45
you fall down 15 to 30 seconds.
That's including the time it
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takes to you know, come back to
reality after if you can get
4:52
your oxygen mask on. And this
particular type doesn't have
4:55
rapid Dawn masks so and it
wouldn't have mattered if you
4:59
had a co pilot they both could
have been out at the same time.
5:01
Now what was interesting is that
the flight went past its
5:04
destination then circled back
and then came in to DC airspace
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and that everyone pretty much
thinks that the flight
5:13
management system just ran out
of waypoints, came back to soak
5:16
around for what it would have
presumed was an approach and
5:21
then just kept going. And it
probably had Reagan as an
5:24
alternate programmed in and then
so was on its way to Reagan.
5:27
And, you know, they just
intercepted it flew through some
5:31
flares, so no one they saw the
pilot presumably slumped over
5:35
couldn't see any passengers.
There's no mention of it. And
5:38
then it crashed. But man, I
thought that was going to be the
5:42
story of the day. And wait.
5:45
John C Dvorak: I'm going back to
my train wreck. Yeah. Okay.
5:47
Adam Curry: All right. Who do
you think assassinated? The
5:50
reason? I
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John C Dvorak: don't know yet.
No. Okay. But the reason I'm
5:52
suspicious is because it's the
exact set that train crashed in
5:57
the exact same way the opening
of the series Rubicon began
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Adam Curry: Oh, man, good one.
Oh, yes. Oh, we haven't talked
6:08
about Rubicon in a long time.
Very good. Very good. Okay,
6:16
well, we'll have to figure it
out.
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John C Dvorak: It'll be somebody
though. The guy's name will crop
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up.
6:21
Adam Curry: So and I think, Man,
this, this is kind of a combo
6:26
news story, because couple
things happened. We had this
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damn. Break slash get blowed up.
You know, terrorism, military
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strike. It's all very unclear.
And with this, we saw the return
6:41
of Tucker Carlson. Tucker on
Twitter as it's branded 10
6:47
minutes from what looks like the
barn where he did his previous
6:51
show only without the full set
there.
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John C Dvorak: I found out a
couple of things. Okay. Fox and
6:58
a crew in and took his old set
away.
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Adam Curry: Well, that's what
they said. I'd heard this we'd
7:02
actually heard that believe is
probably true. It's their stuff.
7:05
Yeah. Well, they took away the
SAT. They took away the gear.
7:08
Okay.
7:09
John C Dvorak: They definitely
took away the mics.
7:11
Adam Curry: So what? Yes, they
did. And they forgot and they
7:16
took the soundproofing or
whatever it was, it was very
7:18
boomy. I have issues with what's
happening here. One. The I love
7:27
how it's now at 110 million
views. Everyone's like, this is
7:30
a smashing success. Well, first
of all, these view counts. I
7:35
don't trust any of it. If you
see it on rumble has like 13,000
7:39
views. And is that a unique
views is that people playing it
7:44
over and over again. Is that
refreshing? Oh, who knows what
7:47
that is. But there was also no
advertising this was as far as
7:51
we can tell, talk are exercising
his right to free speech, and
7:56
not a paid a paid gig. In fact,
Axios has a whole story now that
8:02
that Tucker is getting, you
know, now that he's getting sued
8:04
by Fox, because he's not
supposed to do that, you know,
8:06
he's still in his contract. And
Tucker is, this is what Axio
8:10
says on we don't know if this is
true. We see we've seen no
8:13
evidence of this. That just
almost hearsay, yes. And, but
8:21
the thing that bothered me is
what he said. And it was right
8:24
at the beginning. So I'll play
the flight way
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John C Dvorak: before you before
you buy, know where you're gonna
8:29
go to play. But you might as
well play the actual beginning.
8:33
Adam Curry: I have the actual
beginning. It's at the beginning
8:36
of the whole beginning.
8:37
John C Dvorak: Social you're
going to play Hi, I'm Tucker
8:39
Yes, the whole thing. I would
get the reason I wanted to play
8:43
that standalone is because who
else does that exact same
8:46
opening. OJ Simpson
8:54
Adam Curry: Good morning. We
woke up early didn't wait. Hey,
8:57
it's Tucker Carlson. The SEC.
Hey, it's me. Hey, everybody.
9:00
It's OJ your friend. Oh, Jason.
You're right. You're right.
9:03
You're right.
9:05
Unknown: Hey, it's Tucker
Carlson this morning. It looks
9:07
like somebody blew up the cove
Ken dam in southern Ukraine. The
9:12
rushing wall of water wiped out
entire villages destroyed a
9:15
critical hydropower plant. And
as of tonight puts the largest
9:19
nuclear reactor in Europe in
danger of melting down. So if
9:24
this was intentional, it was not
a military tactic. It was an act
9:28
of terrorism. The question is
who did it? Well, let's see. The
9:33
Caicos Gundam was effectively
Russian It was built by the
9:36
Russian government. It currently
sits in Russian controlled
9:39
territory. The dams reservoir
supplies water to Crimea, which
9:43
has been for the last 240 years
home of the Russian Black Sea
9:47
Fleet. Blowing up the dam may be
bad for Ukraine, but it hurts
9:51
Russia more and for precisely
that reason the Ukrainian
9:55
government has considered
destroying it. In December, The
9:58
Washington Post quoted you Randy
in general, saying his men had
10:01
fired American made rockets at
the dams floodgate as a test
10:06
striker. So really once the
facts start coming in, it
10:10
becomes much less of a mystery
what might have happened to the
10:12
dam and he fair person would
conclude that the Ukrainians
10:15
probably blew it up, just as you
would assume they blew up Nord
10:19
Stream the Russian natural gas
pipeline last fall. In fact, the
10:23
Ukrainians did do that as we now
know.
10:27
Adam Curry: What what was that?
As we now know, so I start
10:34
scrambling what what what did I
miss? When did it go from me
10:39
even even Tucker was talking
about see more Hirsch's
10:42
deconstruction of what happened.
And so now for whatever reason,
10:49
because the only place I can
find this is an article in
10:52
Washington Post. And articles
from the New York Times
10:56
referring to the Washington
Post. And here is the here's the
11:00
piece that I guess Tucker is
referring to. Three months
11:05
before saboteurs bombed the Nord
Stream natural gas pipeline, the
11:09
Biden administration learned
from a close ally that the
11:12
Ukrainian military had planned a
covert attack on the undersea
11:15
network, using a small team of
divers divers who reportedly
11:19
direct who reported directly to
the Commander in Chief of the
11:22
Ukrainian Armed Forces. Details
about the plan, which have not
11:26
been previously reported, were
collected by a European
11:29
intelligence service, and shared
with the CIA in June of 2022.
11:34
They provide some of the most
specific evidence to date
11:37
linking the Government of
Ukraine to the eventual attack
11:40
in the Baltic Sea, which US and
Western officials have called a
11:43
brazen and dangerous act of
sabotage on Europe's energy
11:47
infrastructure. The European
intelligence report was shared
11:51
on the chat platform discord,
allegedly by National Air
11:54
National Guard member Jack
Tisch, Shara. So now we're back
11:59
to the leaked documents from
that from that punk. And that's
12:03
now what we believe I told you,
by the way, have you sent me
12:05
that cache of documents yet from
the No, because it was never
12:08
sent to me? Yeah, because it
doesn't exist. They're using
12:11
this kid as for anything that
Oh, no, it was it was on the
12:14
discord server. I
12:16
John C Dvorak: actually, I'm
surprised you went through all
12:18
the trouble just because Tucker
himself mentioned that's where
12:21
it came from.
12:21
Adam Curry: But he said but he
Yes, that's fine. But he says
12:25
it. No, he didn't say was from
the discord server. Yeah,
12:28
Washington Post. Oh, I
12:30
John C Dvorak: know. He said
discord. Yeah.
12:32
Adam Curry: Okay. Well, how can
he take that as fact? Like, no,
12:35
no,
12:35
John C Dvorak: you asked your
That's lame. So I think lame
12:39
rehearsed is a little more
trustworthy than random
12:41
Adam Curry: doc. Yes. So Bo, for
Tucker to lead into that. It
12:45
makes him very suspect. Like,
okay, so you're all in on that
12:49
now. But of course, that doesn't
stop any free everybody else
12:53
from getting on the horn. And I
loved our good buddy Petraeus,
12:57
who jumps on with Deutsche
Avella. Of course, completely
13:02
CIA controlled. I think that's
pretty well established,
13:06
certainly by the people that
fire us by that's production.
13:09
Hello. Was pretty well
established. And, and so they
13:16
have this Washington
correspondent. And maybe you see
13:20
her with like the spiky hair and
she's, she speaks English in a
13:24
very fun way because she uses
German grammar, which is always
13:28
reverse kind of like Dutch. So
she says things in the wrong
13:31
order. But, you know, of course,
Petraeus is a good friend of
13:35
Deutsche Avella. David Petraeus
13:37
Unknown: is a retired four star
general and the former director
13:40
of the CIA. He's still Val
connected to the intelligence
13:45
community here in the United
States and has been a very
13:49
insightful interview partner for
DW news. Yes, of
13:52
Adam Curry: course. Yes, he's
our he's our sources say the
13:56
intelligent community. Okay,
13:58
Unknown: General, good to see
you, again, is a huge Soviet era
14:02
DEM that actually separates
Russian and Ukrainian forces in
14:06
southern Ukraine was just
breached. So what is the impact
14:10
of this incident on the war?
14:12
I don't know that there's a huge
impact on the looming
14:16
offensives. There's obviously an
enormous impact on the citizens
14:21
of the 80 towns and villages
that had been flooded by this on
14:27
the livestock on those zoo
animals who tragically perished
14:31
other than the ducks in the
swans on the reduction
14:35
Adam Curry: in thanks for that.
So illogical report, General
14:38
Petraeus, ducks and swans can
swim amazing
14:41
Unknown: electrical generation
and on the impact on the water
14:45
supply, which includes, by the
way, that which goes to Crimea,
14:49
it This presumably was done by
the Russians. There are public
14:55
accounts that US intelligence
has indications that It was
15:00
Russians, President Solinsky, of
course, very publicly denied any
15:05
involvement. And I cannot
imagine that he would do that if
15:08
their involvement
15:11
Adam Curry: because of Lenski
would never lie to us. No, no,
15:14
no, I can't imagine I can't
imagine he would
15:18
Unknown: know denied any
involvement. And then I cannot
15:21
imagine that he would do that if
there was Ukrainian involvement
15:24
now. And so the real question in
my mind is, was this just one
15:29
more example of Russian
incompetence? Oh, that's because
15:32
there were reports last week
have some issues with that dam,
15:37
there's so much water behind it
and so forth. There were cracks
15:40
or what have you cracked? Or did
they literally blow the dam up?
15:45
Thinking that somehow this might
delay the offensive or disrupted
15:49
in some way? But I don't think
that that is going to be the
15:52
case.
15:52
Adam Curry: Where's the
imagination? General? This is
15:55
the correct I think I read some
about cracks in the dam. And you
15:58
know, is it Lenski would never
lie to us. And I'm just gonna
16:01
play another 45 seconds of, you
know, an example of where he
16:04
gets his information from. And
this is about, you know, the
16:09
destruction of all the Russian
tanks, of course, and he
16:12
actually tells us, where his
what his reliable intelligence
16:15
sources are,
16:16
Unknown: well, they've sustained
enormous losses. You know, in
16:20
today's day and age of open
source media, intelligence,
16:25
there's a website that actually
tracks absolutely confirmed,
16:29
verified destructions of say
tanks and bitter fighting
16:33
vehicles, just the tanks alone
confirmed. And again, this is
16:37
confirmed by photograph with
metadata that so you ensure that
16:42
you don't double count, etc.
Just confirmed, well over 2000
16:46
tanks lost. I'm sure that
there's probably another many,
16:50
many hundreds, if not another
1000 that just aren't, aren't
16:53
confirmed. And the way that they
have is called oryx.com. By the
16:56
way, for those that want to
visit, I think it's a Dutch firm
16:59
is a Dutch America. I'm very
proud of that.
17:01
Adam Curry: Very proud of that.
Yes. Very proud of that
17:04
bullshit.
17:07
John C Dvorak: Very proud to see
a part of it, I guess.
17:08
Adam Curry: So he's very proud
of and I and it's oryx.com I've
17:12
looked at every version of the
spelling cannot find it or I
17:15
XORYAYX Maybe it wasn't Oricom
it was C K. S. I've tried
17:22
everything. When you can't find
it. Guy can't find it cannot
17:26
find anything or x.com but he's
very proud of it. And it's open
17:30
source reporting, which reminds
us a little bit of belling cat
17:34
John C Dvorak: that you know, as
you lead up to this clip, that's
17:38
where I thought this was headed.
17:39
Adam Curry: I know. I wish I
wish he had said belling cat
17:41
that would have made it even
funnier. But now there's a new
17:44
buttons that they've been
exposed. compromised that now
17:48
there's this new one. So maybe
17:53
John C Dvorak: chat room get to
work
17:55
Adam Curry: on the trolls
actually hat but Oryx Michi Oh,
17:59
okay. There is an oryx, but it's
Oh, it's not oryx.com it's Oryx,
18:06
by us beyond corp.com. Brother,
what a horrible URL. You're
18:12
proud of this? Yeah, okay. It's
ORXORYXSPIOENK o p.com.
18:25
John C Dvorak: Do you dare give
it to me. I want to type it in.
18:28
Okay, ready? O ry? XSPIOENKOP.
18:35
Adam Curry: Or IX beyond?
corp.com? Yeah, that sounds a
18:39
lot like oracle.com. Brother.
And let's see do
18:46
John C Dvorak: he is basically
reading from a script?
18:48
Adam Curry: Yeah. Oh, no. Now,
of course, of course, the whole
18:53
point behind this. And I'm going
to say it's the same people who
18:56
did the Nord Stream and look at
us sadly. Oh, by the way, they
19:01
did find Deus boat for just
boot. The gray zone went to
19:09
Norway and they dropped a drone
with a camera. And they
19:13
retrieved a US Naval boot.
Right. What you see that's like
19:18
the the passport from the Saudis
outside the outside world trade
19:24
center. A US Naval boot right
near where the where the where
19:30
the pipeline was blown up. Okay.
So this is just information
19:34
warfare on both sides. But
Zelinsky is baffled baffled that
19:38
he doesn't have more money
19:40
Unknown: more than a day after
the destruction of the Gulf
19:43
Kadem Ukrainian leaders say they
are puzzled. Dozens of villages
19:48
have been flooded. water
reservoirs are lost to your
19:52
cranium president said he's in
shock over the lack of reaction
19:57
from his allies and
international bodies. Is that
20:01
as Katrina chittka is what is
needed now is a clear and quick
20:05
response from the world to what
is happening just a man is even
20:08
impossible to establish for sure
how many people temporarily
20:12
occupied territory of her son
may die with our rescue without
20:16
drinking water or the Bizarre
Foods without medical cast on
20:20
military and special services
are rescuing people as much as
20:23
possible messed up despite all
the shelling or put it off.
20:27
Because many of the flooded
areas are occupied by Russia.
20:31
Ukrainians are struggling to
evacuate stranded residents.
20:36
President's land, Lenski urges
help with those evacuations to
20:41
save lives. He called on the Red
Cross to deploy in the area
20:46
Solinsky has called allies
including rejecting cheap air
20:50
Dhawan and Emmanuel Mac home
20:53
to do so. Following that
conversation, the crisis center
20:56
of my ministry is gearing up to
send aid to Ukraine in the
21:00
coming days does include several
tons of emergency aid, including
21:05
medicine, hygiene products and
water purifiers.
21:09
Anita will hold an emergency
meeting on Thursday to
21:12
coordinate operations in the
region. The IAEA has offered to
21:17
intensifying its role in this
upper region nuclear plant to
21:21
maintain the cooling of its
reactors and divert yet another
21:25
catastrophe.
21:27
Adam Curry: Right. So Petraeus
had mentioned that by the way, I
21:29
didn't mention the catastrophe.
So I killed Lisa swans, ducks
21:32
got out, everything was gonna be
fine. Lindsey Graham already
21:36
signaling though, I'm very open
to emergency funding for
21:40
Ukraine. Got it, and it's gonna
go into a military funding bill.
21:45
Ha ha. Another 400 billion looks
like these people have no shame.
21:51
So we are in Ukraine war
fatigue. And let's crank this up
21:56
a little bit to crank it up.
Everyone's on it.
22:01
Unknown: Tonight, water still
racing through the Kahoka dam in
22:04
southern Ukraine. entire
neighborhoods in her son
22:07
flooded. Rescuers evacuating
more than 1000 people. When the
22:11
dam exploded this morning,
dramatic videos showing the
22:14
entire middle section swallowed
up by the Ebro river, the US has
22:18
intelligence that is leaning
toward Russia as the perpetrator
22:21
of the attack. According to two
US officials, and one Western
22:24
official
22:25
Adam Curry: Who named you know,
someone mentioned someone sent
22:28
to me the video of the of you
know, from like 2005 that spy
22:32
who's explaining how how the CIA
gets stuff into the news by
22:37
putting it into, you know, the
Tanzania times and then the New
22:41
York always had two sets of
those I know but the thing is,
22:45
you don't need that anymore. We
don't need that kind of
22:49
reporting. Bring the boys back
home. We just say according to
22:52
sources, you don't need that.
You don't need to justify it
22:55
anymore. You just say people
like Oh, yeah. Oh, some sources.
22:58
Sounds like some sort of they
got some sources those guys
23:01
would know, you know, CNBC Mali,
hunter of the
23:03
Unknown: attack, according to
two US officials and one Western
23:06
official, but no final
determination yet Ukraine
23:09
pointing the finger directly at
Moscow President Solinsky
23:12
calling it a terrorist attack
and a war crime. Becca Hoca dam
23:17
is one of six dams on the nipro
River it provides vital drinking
23:20
water it provides power and it
provides water for the cooling
23:24
poles at the Zappa region
nuclear power plant. Meanwhile,
23:27
tonight The Washington Post
reports that three months before
23:30
the attack on Russia's Nord
Stream gas pipeline, the Biden
23:34
administration learned from a
close ally that the Ukrainian
23:37
military had planned a covert
attack targeting it. The paper
23:40
Citing multiple officials
familiar with the matter, which
23:43
does not say if the plan was
carried out. NBC News has not
23:46
confirmed the report. Ukraine
has previously denied
23:49
involvement.
23:50
Adam Curry: Now again, you know,
I'm Tucker's apparently all in
23:53
on that reports just lame. You
want to hear what the CIA
23:57
Broadcast Systems has to say.
24:00
John C Dvorak: Of course,
24:01
Unknown: to begin tonight with
the growing fears of an
24:03
environmental catastrophe
unfolding in Ukraine, not
24:07
because of the ongoing bombs and
bullets raining down on snow
24:12
John C Dvorak: depleted uranium
Forget it
24:14
Adam Curry: ongoing bombs and
bullets raining down. We could
24:18
have put some sound effects in
there CBS
24:20
Unknown: but instead cascading
floodwaters are threatening
24:22
1000s of people after a quick
cascading
24:25
Adam Curry: floodwaters did
writing prose over there this
24:29
this doing well I'd like I like
they've hired some writers
24:32
Unknown: cascading floodwaters
are threatening 1000s of people
24:36
after a critical dam on the
frontlines was sabotaged. We are
24:39
learning those saboteurs are
expected to peak in the coming
24:42
hours. So
24:43
Adam Curry: they're already
saying sabotaged. It was
24:45
sabotage
24:46
Unknown: Ukrainian president
Zelensky blamed Russian women.
24:49
Adam Curry: Sabotage, sabotage,
isn't that your own people who
24:53
sabotage it
24:55
John C Dvorak: is sad but no
sabotage goes either way. No but
24:59
if it's you You're a damn and it
gets blowed up. You're not.
25:03
That's not sabotage. Yeah. But
she said sabotage sabotage,
25:07
sabotage would indicate to me
that it may be this is code for
25:10
to at least telling the
cognoscenti that this is Ukraine
25:14
that did the cognisant.
25:16
Adam Curry: Thank you. Ukrainian
president
25:18
Unknown: Zelensky blamed Russian
terrorists for blowing up the
25:21
Soviet era dam, calling it the
largest manmade environmental
25:25
disaster in Europe in decades.
Oh, look at these stunning
25:31
satellite photos coming before
and then after the explosion.
25:35
Look at all that water. Water.
ozempic did a great job. He was
25:38
rushing now towards cities and
towns, streets were turned into
25:42
lakes and rivers and homes and
businesses swept away when it
25:47
comes just as Ukraine is
beginning its long planned
25:50
counter offensive.
25:51
Adam Curry: Oh, darn the lock.
He was just about to get the
25:55
counter offensive going and then
now this
25:58
Unknown: we take territory.
Russia Yeah, CBS Deborah Patton
26:01
is gonna start us off tonight
with all the new developments.
26:04
Adam Curry: Oh, thank goodness.
Well, okay, so that's the lead
26:06
in sabotage that we just about,
just about to get it done. Oh,
26:12
shoot, we were so close more
money.
26:13
Unknown: The glass smashed
through the damn wall causing a
26:16
massive reach as one section
collapsed completely sending
26:21
tons of water surging towards
the southern city of have sun
26:25
less than 50 miles away. Homes
partially submerged, some even
26:30
floating away and once fertile
agricultural grounds now a soggy
26:35
wasteland. The flooding has
forced the evacuation of 1000s
26:39
of people. Some fled under fire.
Others scrambled to protect
26:44
their animals, like Tatiana, who
frantically searched for her
26:48
pigs begging one dog not to
drown and searching for others
26:53
in her waterlogged home. The dam
holds back a reservoir
26:57
containing about the same volume
of water as the Great Salt Lake
27:01
in Utah and is important for the
safe running of the ZAP
27:05
parrhesia nuclear power plant,
which is also Kremlin
27:08
controlled. The United Nations
atomic energy body says that
27:12
plant is safe for now.
27:14
Adam Curry: Oh wait, I thought
no, no, we have to put in some
27:18
nuclear war nuclear explosion
fear
27:21
Unknown: that Ukraine is furious
from official outrage in cube
27:25
with President Solinsky accusing
Russia of a brutal war crime,
27:30
war crime, anger and loathing
and have son we were under
27:35
occupation for nine months. Now
we have been flooded by these
27:40
Richard occupiers Richard the
Kremlin denies any involvement.
27:45
What both sides can agree on is
that this has triggered an
27:48
environmental disaster,
endangering crops, drinking
27:53
water and an entire ecosystem
and a humanitarian crisis for
27:58
the people of her son who
endured months of Russian fire,
28:03
only to be chased from their
homes by rising water.
28:07
Adam Curry: I thought people
already left her song. I thought
28:10
so too. So it could only be
Russians that are there that are
28:13
flooded out. Okay, yeah.
28:16
John C Dvorak: Let's face it,
we're not getting good
28:17
reporting.
28:18
Adam Curry: Oh, no, but at least
we know what the propaganda is
28:21
from CBS. They ended up with 19
seconds here.
28:23
Unknown: White House National
Security Council Spokesman John
28:26
Kirby says they're assessing
reports that Russia is
28:29
responsible for the blast. And
while they cannot say
28:32
conclusively what happened yet,
Nora, what is clear is up the
28:37
damage to the Ukrainian people
and the region will be
28:40
significant.
28:42
Adam Curry: What is snowed under
this event is the explosion of
28:49
the Togliatti Odessa ammonia
pipeline. Which, of course
28:57
Russia thinks might have been
sabotage. The ammonia pipeline
29:02
is key to global food security 2
million tonnes of raw material
29:06
pumped through it annually to
produce fertilizer, enough to
29:10
feed 45 million people. And we
didn't hear about that it
29:14
depressurized, I guess and then
exploded.
29:17
John C Dvorak: Well, where was
it blowed up?
29:20
Adam Curry: It was it was blowed
up. I'm not sure exactly. The
29:30
kopien SC district of the
Kharkov region stinks.
29:40
John C Dvorak: more ways than
one yeah, yes.
29:42
Adam Curry: Now CNN as you know,
they fired their their, their
29:45
their head of everything
programming.
29:48
John C Dvorak: Chris like Chris
licked late today they got lick,
29:53
which is Dutch
29:53
Adam Curry: for light, lift. And
so Poppy Harlow steps in and
29:58
explains what's going on.
29:59
Unknown: We also have Really
fascinating no exclusive
30:01
reporting this morning
fascinating copy of sources
30:04
saying Ukraine has cultivated a
network of agents to act.
30:07
Sources say, as sabotage cells
within Russia, US officials
30:12
believe that Ukraine has been
providing them with drones
30:15
including the one that hit the
Kremlin last month that has
30:18
gotten so much attention on
Natasha Bertrand joins us now.
30:20
Natasha, this is fascinating
reporting that you have for us
30:23
this morning meeting. Tell us
what you've learned.
30:26
Yeah, probably. So there has
been a steady drumbeat of
30:29
mysterious fires and explosions
inside Russia over the last year
30:32
largely targeting oil depots,
fuel depots, railways pipelines,
30:37
but officials have noticed and
market increase in those kinds
30:41
of attacks on Russian soil in
recent weeks, including just how
30:43
brazen they've become beginning
of course, with that drone
30:47
attack on the Kremlin last
month, and US officials are now
30:51
telling us that they do believe
that Ukraine doober has
30:54
sympathizers inside Russia who
are carrying out these attacks
30:58
on Ukraine's behalf. And not
only that, but also that Ukraine
31:02
has actually given them drones
in order to carry out these acts
31:05
of sabotage. Now, there are
still a number of questions
31:08
here, including weather all of
the drone attacks that we have
31:11
seen over the last several weeks
inside Russia have been carried
31:15
out by these pro Ukraine
sympathizers and agents, it is
31:19
unclear who exactly in Ukraine
is controlling these operatives
31:23
and these kinds of sabotage
cells, right. And they know that
31:26
Ukrainian president Solinsky
does not require sign off on
31:30
every one of the operations that
these agents and saboteurs carry
31:33
out inside Russia.
31:35
Adam Curry: So CNN is the
network that brought us the
31:37
secret drone training facility.
If you remember from the last
31:41
show, of course, they were sworn
to secrecy and we couldn't try
31:44
to see what was going on.
Although we saw all the drones
31:48
and we saw some footage of what
the FPV first person view drones
31:52
looks like and he will checks in
FPV drone dork here some info on
31:58
the Ukraine drones boots on the
ground, I had been flying FPV
32:02
quad copters in Texas since
2016. The technology I see them
32:06
using seems to be from around
that time. If they're all flying
32:10
analog video transmissions and
receiving this will be
32:12
incredibly easy to jam. All the
goggles I see them using our
32:16
analog goggles. Jamming is as
easy as buying out 22 Watt video
32:21
transmitters sending one to each
channel along the video spectrum
32:25
that these follows set to high
power and you're done. Now
32:28
pilots will go blind as they
soon as they crossed into this
32:31
array of broadcast radius. This
doesn't eliminate the completely
32:34
autonomous units you can create
with the addition of a GPS unit.
32:38
But the FPV startup seems easily
quashed by a massarray around
32:42
any area you'd want to protect
the Russians could even
32:44
broadcast a video message over
this array for the pilots that
32:48
encountered to see so old
technology 2016 Way to go CNN
32:54
bring us more.
32:54
Unknown: What about the West and
position of the United States
32:57
Western allies? NATO supportive
of this tactic?
33:01
Yeah, probably so outwardly. You
know, US officials say that they
33:04
do not support these kinds of
attacks inside Russia. But
33:08
privately, US and Western
officials actually tell us that
33:10
they think this is a pretty
smart military strategy. And in
33:13
fact, the UK Foreign Secretary
told reporters just earlier this
33:17
month that Ukraine quote has the
right to project force beyond
33:20
its borders to undermine
Russia's ability to project
33:22
force into Ukraine itself and
the French Vice Admiral actually
33:26
told CNN on Friday that these
attacks are merely quote part of
33:29
war so they believe that it is a
good strategy to distract Russia
33:32
to divert resources and
importantly make the Russian
33:35
population fear that they really
are not safe anywhere.
33:39
Adam Curry: Which I think seems
to be the overall strategy now
33:42
from our Pentagon is to you
know, is to get this inside
33:46
Russia thing going haven't heard
much else from those mediatized
33:53
boys who are going into Russia
the you know, the Russian the
33:56
real patriots who are going to
attack inside Russia, but that
34:00
seems to be it you know, let's
let's make the Russians afraid
34:03
the Russians up so they they
will get rid of Putin once Putin
34:05
is gone then everything will be
fine. It's only him. It's only
34:09
Putin only one guy
34:16
Unknown: that that is a new
Ukrainian military video posted
34:19
on social media urging silence
around plans about the highly
34:24
anticipated counter offensive of
course, Russia this video ends
34:27
with a banner and it says plans
love silence there will be no
34:30
started announcement.
34:31
Adam Curry: Oh, here we go.
We're getting ready for the the
34:34
counter offensive. What is
Bloomberg say? Good morning,
34:40
Michael.
34:40
Unknown: Good morning. Nathan
Russia says it's reported a
34:43
large Ukrainian attack in the
eastern province of danesco. Now
34:47
it's unclear if this was the
start of a Ukrainian counter
34:50
offensive. Russian Defense
Ministry spokesman Igor kinda
34:54
can scarf through translator was
the enemy
34:59
Adam Curry: did not achieve its
tasks. It had no success. As a
35:03
result of capable and calculated
actions of the group of forces
35:07
East Ukrainian army suffered
losses of more than 250 people
35:12
16 tanks, three armored
personnel carriers and 21
35:17
armored vehicles.
35:18
Unknown: Ukraine did not come
in.
35:22
Adam Curry: This is so stupid.
Just sign the check already. We
35:26
know what it's for. Now, do you
get the idea that this dam break
35:32
is? is really bad. Is it really
really bad?
35:35
John C Dvorak: I have no idea.
You can tell these reports are
35:37
all are lame. We are not getting
decent reporting on anything.
35:42
No. I do have a Ukraine clip.
Okay. Off handed you crane clip.
35:49
This is Claire. This is a very
short part of a long interview
35:53
done with clarity.
35:54
Adam Curry: Love this. This is
fantastic. I have this one too
35:57
good. I love it.
35:58
John C Dvorak: This is the part.
This is the part I thought was
36:01
the most interesting because she
brings out the politics of the
36:05
EU and who the real warmongers
are, and one of them just
36:09
dropped. It was like what?
36:12
Unknown: This is good over the
period of the war. After about
36:16
six months, I noticed a lot of
Bulgarians were kind of very
36:19
cautiously now kind of pointing
out the impact on the cost of
36:22
living and where was this war
going now? And a few things like
36:25
that, to now more than a year
later full on sort of going this
36:30
is lunacy. Why is why are none
of you calling for peace? So I
36:34
think the countries around
there, there'd be a lot of
36:36
outspokenness from the likes of
Slovakia, Bulgaria, some of
36:40
these countries, ironically
enough, but then you have the
36:43
absolute I mean, the German
greens are like the biggest war
36:47
mongers in the place. And they'd
be absolutely bad. The Polish
36:52
across the board don't seem to
want the war to stop. Can't get
36:55
enough of it. The Baltic states
are absolutely. And it seems to
36:59
me that they're the ones setting
the agenda. So we have this
37:03
narrative before the war started
off the likes of Poland and
37:06
Hungary being the sort of
conservative outliers who the
37:10
European Union had to drag and
discipline and mold to now
37:14
they're the ones setting the
shots. And yeah, it's this
37:17
disgusting narrative that we're
in a battle of authoritarianism
37:21
against democracy. But some of
the measures being brought in in
37:24
the member states are utterly
frightening in terms of
37:28
rewriting history, and the whole
role of World War Two, forcing
37:32
elderly people in Latvia to take
language tests because they had
37:37
Russian citizenship only because
they couldn't get Latvian ones,
37:40
even though they lived all their
adult lives in Lafayette, all
37:44
people. It's right and taken
down historical monuments. And
37:49
this is gracious like ambitious
targets and operations and we're
37:53
getting that into Parliament as
well.
37:55
Adam Curry: I love it when the
clips flow together, because I
37:57
happen to have a clip from
Poland and a clip from Germany.
38:01
And this is what you obviously
didn't see in the United States
38:04
or maybe any Western media, the
largest protests ever in Poland.
38:10
Unknown: Organizers said it was
one of the country's largest
38:13
demonstrations since the fall of
communism in 1989. Decked out in
38:17
the red and white colors of the
nation, half a million poles to
38:21
the streets in Warsaw, to say no
to authoritarian Poland 34 years
38:27
on from the country's emergence
from the communist regime.
38:30
Protesters say the government
has reversed many of the
38:32
freedoms gained. People traveled
from across the country for a
38:36
show of force called by former
prime minister and head of the
38:39
centrist opposition party to
task Yes.
38:44
We're here today. So the
Poland's Europe and the world
38:47
sees how strong we are. machine
how many of us are ready back
38:52
then 3040 years ago, to fight
again for democratic and free
38:56
Poland or modify for our rights
or national
39:00
their fighters with the populist
nationalist Law and Justice
39:04
party in power since 2015. It
stands accused of eroding the
39:09
rule of law, turning state media
into a government mouthpiece
39:12
endorsing homophobia and
attacking women's rights.
39:17
Adam Curry: So there's a lot in
there at the end, that got a
39:19
little confusing for me. When
it's like homophobia and women's
39:24
rights, I'm not quite sure
exactly what their beef is with
39:28
this government. But the
authoritarianism I believe and
39:32
what Claire Daly said kind of
fit in with that. And when she
39:36
talked about warmongers, that is
exactly what's happening in
39:40
Germany.
39:41
Unknown: Here in Germany. A
video has gone viral showing
39:44
Chancellor Olaf Schulz in a rare
outbursts of anger, shouting at
39:48
protesters who attacked his
government's military support of
39:51
Ukraine. Officials was at a
gathering of his party near
39:55
Berlin when a group of
protesters disrupted his speech,
39:58
shouting slogans. slike make
peace without weapons, and
40:03
calling Scholz a war monger.
40:14
We can have a quick listen now
to some of the Chancellor's
40:16
impassioned response
40:22
Adam Curry: right? Let's listen
to this. He was actually that
40:27
mad warmonger, he's the 100,000
soldiers he's killed
40:42
you guys out of control. Putin,
Putin, Putin, Putin.
40:54
John C Dvorak: Well, the other
thing is that Claire mentioned
40:56
in here, long talk was that she
didn't think this word even
41:00
exist of angler Merkel is still
a chance. Oh, interesting.
41:04
Adam Curry: I have a different
clip, actually, from Claire's.
41:06
This is the Duran podcast. Yes.
I have the one where she
41:11
basically blames it on NGOs. Did
you hear that part? Uh, yeah, I
41:17
did.
41:17
John C Dvorak: That's a good
clip.
41:18
Unknown: I think it's a really
important aspect on this. I
41:20
mean, obviously, the slogan goes
through this the first casualty
41:24
of war. And that is through and
I suppose the disorientation of
41:27
the left. It's not that
dissimilar to the way in which
41:30
the big social democracies
caves, against the backdrop of
41:34
World War One, and so on. These
things aren't new. But what is
41:37
new this time is if you even
take the Iraq War, and there was
41:41
loads of disinformation. And
there was loads of jingoism, at
41:44
that time, weapons of mass
destruction and all that. But
41:47
the difference was, you could
articulate an anti war position,
41:53
it might not have been the
dominant in the mainstream
41:55
media. But every article and
every program featured an anti
42:00
war argument that was engaged
with so we got into the nitty
42:04
gritty Well, is it more for oil?
What's the story here? Now you
42:08
don't engage with a political
argument, you just say Putin
42:11
pulpit and that's anybody who
calls for peace and there's no
42:15
analysis or taking the our space
for critical thinking now that's
42:18
given rise to a huge crisis in
the minds of ordinary people and
42:23
that's why we get so many emails
from people going I think I'm
42:26
going crazy. If I'm the only one
saying this or my friends are
42:30
repeating these slogans that
they hear on the TV morning noon
42:34
and night but they're not the
space for critical and rational
42:37
debate is shrinking. And it's
getting worse now big time.
42:41
Adam Curry: And this is where
this is so first of all, the per
42:45
th is is Oh just a tea and I
know she's from Ireland but when
42:50
you get to critical thinking
just gets weird or think tank
42:54
she's got a think tank
42:55
Unknown: by sea it links to the
amount of American money
42:58
National Endowment for Democracy
money which has been bragged
43:01
about us supporting independent
media all across Europe. I think
43:05
that money now has been called
in we have all the think tanks
43:08
that operate we have them in the
European Parliament week in week
43:13
out advising us on policy and
they never say this is a US
43:17
funded think tank like you know
where it's it's just taken us
43:21
fortunately, us our friend when
we say well look, the US are
43:24
interfering here and that this
there are friends What are you
43:28
talking about?
43:29
Adam Curry: We're Dix what are
we doing to the National
43:32
Endowment for Democracy with the
think tanks? So we're all just
43:36
like in Congress here in DC
we're in the EU in Brussels just
43:41
given a rib everybody the
message Oh, it's also disgusting
43:45
Unknown: kind of thing even
though they've done things which
43:48
are not very friendly. Nord
Stream two for example,
43:52
potentially. And
43:55
Adam Curry: you Yeah, well, she
had to throw in it potentially
43:57
there to make sure she didn't
get assassinated.
44:00
Unknown: I mean, yeah, I look it
strike the whole thing. I think
44:04
it's driving me crazy. I don't
know it's it's mental. But
44:08
mental idea of shutting down the
space for rational debate is
44:13
everywhere now. And now they're
having these special committees
44:16
on foreign interference. They
are doing fact checking but it's
44:22
not actually fact checking out
all just if you have a different
44:25
deal. That's it, you're gone.
They are now introducing the
44:28
parliament they're trying to
criminalize and sanction people
44:32
in Europe for this information
on foreign interference without
44:37
any legal definition of what
that is. This is really
44:41
frightening the direction in
which this has gone
44:44
Adam Curry: man. They're
criminalizing speech in the
44:49
European Union in the in
Parliament going after people
44:52
Makati ism
44:54
John C Dvorak: with a think
tank. Well, she's going to be a
44:56
target.
44:57
Adam Curry: Well, this may be
the last time we ever heard hear
44:59
her Do you like this? This and
this was good I liked the Duran
45:04
podcast typically everything Oh,
the Grandpa Grandpa cobras had
45:07
been good grew up. Now first of
all, the DRAM podcast needs
45:10
someone doing their audio. Oh my
goodness. The levels are so off.
45:15
I can't listen to it in the
shower. But dive in I've never
45:20
heard them. I don't think I've
ever heard him with a guest. I
45:22
think this was a good get and
Claire Daly she spoke like she's
45:25
never spoken before. I think
that's pretty good.
45:31
John C Dvorak: I'd never heard
of this podcast. Oh, goodness.
45:35
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's yeah,
it's some guy. He was like some
45:40
Russian background. He's the
best. The dragon podcast the
45:46
dren, you should listen to the
dren which I did. But it's hard
45:50
to listen to because that level
suck.
45:54
John C Dvorak: Not that many
people seem to know how to do
45:56
this correctly. No.
45:59
Adam Curry: No, and they keep
trying to come up with boxes
46:01
that do it for you. But you
know, we just make it look easy.
46:04
That's what people forget. We
just yeah, just to make it look
46:09
easy. Anyway, it wasn't another
big piece of news, which we
46:15
might have differing opinions
of. This is the the apple
46:20
release of their vision Pro
headset. The wait is finally
46:25
over.
46:26
Unknown: Introducing Apple
vision pro
46:29
Apple, reality headset, first
new product and yours.
46:33
You can see here and interact
with digital content, just like
46:38
it's in your physical space.
46:40
Adam Curry: Today, announcing a
$3,500 headset.
46:43
Unknown: We believe Apple vision
Pro is a revolutionary product,
46:47
you can division
46:48
Adam Curry: pro offering life
size video calls lifelike app
46:51
experiences and the ability to
capture and watch multi
46:54
dimensional videos. Apple now
rivals with metta and Google in
46:58
this space. But the market
doesn't really exist yet space
47:02
Apple sells more than 200
million iPhones each year, fewer
47:05
than 9 million headsets have
been sold by any company, the
47:08
company known for inventing new
categories fighting to dominate
47:12
one that hasn't quite
materialized, at least not yet.
47:16
So what did you think? I mean,
you're You're famous for
47:20
predicting what will happen with
Apple products?
47:24
John C Dvorak: Well, I'm not.
47:25
Adam Curry: You are famous for
it. What do you mean, you're
47:27
not? Yes, you are infamous.
47:32
John C Dvorak: I think it's a
military product. I put it in
47:35
the newsletter, I realized why
47:36
Adam Curry: do you think it's I
saw that. Why do you think it's
47:38
a military product? It's
47:39
John C Dvorak: overbuilt? It's
unbelievable in terms of
47:44
technology. I cannot believe for
example, that they could even
47:49
manufacture it let alone sell it
for 3500 bucks. Yeah. Well, I
47:54
Adam Curry: mean, I think they
have to be
47:55
John C Dvorak: shipping a few
$100 bill with every everyone
47:58
that sells they're gonna lose
the more they sell the more
48:00
money they'll lose possibly.
It's just a it's a ridiculous
48:04
product with the including LED
screen on the front. Yeah, that
48:10
shows your eyeballs even though
it's not your eyeballs. That's
48:13
like just a nice touch. Nice. So
nice to talk to you like creepy.
48:18
Yeah. I think is basically a
creepy product that that's fits
48:23
right in with the military. I
can see you being used for
48:25
simulations, but war games and
all sorts of things that save a
48:28
lot of money for the military.
They can sell a military. mil
48:32
spec version,
48:33
Adam Curry: but what would it
what would they use it for?
48:35
Because it's for tank
48:37
John C Dvorak: simulations and
use it for wars.
48:40
Adam Curry: But they didn't show
any demos of virtual reality. I
48:44
mean, a little bit of mixed
reality with a basketball game,
48:48
but they didn't really show
anything. It's very visual
48:51
reality. Well, I don't know if
it's doable, but that's that's
48:53
what meta gave up on.
48:56
John C Dvorak: They're still
selling those things. I'll tell
48:58
you my wife. I mentioned this on
the DHF unplugged show. My
49:02
wife's a huge fan of this is
Oculus,
49:05
Adam Curry: or she has an
Oculus. Yeah. Oh, man. What's
49:08
she doing in there?
49:12
John C Dvorak: Fighting punching
people.
49:18
Adam Curry: Now I need to get on
Oculus and get in there and seek
49:21
Me funding people is she really
doing is she playing war World
49:25
of Warcraft or
49:26
John C Dvorak: whatever, which
is something where you punch
49:28
people a lot. A boxing game.
49:30
Adam Curry: Oh, you mean isn't
it? Grand Theft Auto? That's
49:33
what
49:33
John C Dvorak: your point I
don't think so. No, it's it's a
49:35
pure boxing game she says is the
best workout she's ever gotten
49:38
really now. She says you just
sit there and you punch and
49:41
punch and punch and you get
pooped. You take the glasses off
49:45
and you've gotten a pretty good
workout. You can be punching for
49:47
about a half an hour.
49:49
Adam Curry: Well, here's what I
think of the apple vision Pro.
49:51
First of all, it's clearly a
business device because of the
49:55
pro name. So they say that for a
reason. I think This is perfect
50:00
for the future of slaves because
it's a whole computer, you know,
50:03
it could be your, you know, your
Mac Book, your iPad, your, you
50:08
know, people may not even want
iPhones anymore, they'll only go
50:11
into this because you'll be
living in your tiny home. Yes,
50:15
you'll be living in your tiny
home and you won't have a spot
50:18
for an for an office, you want
to have a spot for a huge
50:21
cinematic screen. I think I
might actually like the
50:25
experience of watch when I tried
the Microsoft headset, and
50:29
they're mixed reality.
50:31
John C Dvorak: Whatever happened
to that?
50:33
Adam Curry: Well, it sucks. I
mean, I tried, I tried using it.
50:35
And the only thing I really
wanted to use it for it was to
50:37
have a big screen and to be able
to see multiple screens and it
50:41
sucked, it didn't work, it
really had to use the stupid
50:44
controllers. I can see people
using it in a business
50:50
environment, you know, in your
tiny home, where just, you know,
50:53
sit in your little spot there,
we have to do everything we also
50:56
sleep and you bring up your
multimeter you know, they say
50:59
it's visual or spatial shooting,
51:01
John C Dvorak: your grim view of
the future is something to
51:04
behold.
51:05
Adam Curry: No, I think that's
really what's going to happen. I
51:07
see that as, as a big winner. I
personally would use this for
51:13
one particular thing. I would
love to have a spatial screen
51:20
setup for doing podcasts.
Especially when I'm traveling. I
51:24
mean, I schlep along so many
screens and and mice and
51:29
keyboards and all this stuff.
And that could just have I would
51:33
love to have in front of me that
I can control with my hands
51:36
little Minority Report style,
like boom, troll room over here
51:40
and reposition it. Yes, yes, I
51:43
John C Dvorak: would use this
100 times smell in app. Yes, I
51:47
Adam Curry: see the Adam curry
podcast app totally Yan, we're
51:50
John C Dvorak: back. We're back
in business, your business baby.
51:52
Adam Curry: I've been praying,
like, please let somebody hear
51:55
my story. And come to me with
Apple Hear my prayer. I want you
52:00
to give me a device and a
developer so I can work on this.
52:04
It'll be a great podcast app.
And then other people would buy
52:08
these headsets and they could
have their version of us sitting
52:12
like across from each other. It
wouldn't really be us. Yeah, I
52:16
can totally see that. You get
the video stuff but the people
52:18
are always bitching about
52:19
John C Dvorak: we can be still
besides your where you've got
52:22
something I think this is that
this is good exit strategy,
52:25
Adam Curry: baby. I'm telling
you, mom,
52:28
John C Dvorak: Hill Road comes
out with
52:30
Adam Curry: Hill Road steals the
idea. Anyway, what they did not
52:37
mention was AI. I thought that
was pretty good. They didn't.
52:39
John C Dvorak: They named they
went out of their way never to
52:42
say the words AI or blockchain,
you know. And as far as I know,
52:46
they still don't have a
touchscreen on their laptop. I
52:50
don't know what what's that?
52:51
Adam Curry: Well, that that's
what this is. This is the
52:53
ultimate. So the way it works,
you know, you just look at the
52:55
screen. And then you just click
your fingers together to select
52:59
you don't have to put your
fingers in the air. You can just
53:02
have on your lap or whatever.
And then you can manipulate that
53:05
apparently is really good. You
try uses it. Yeah, it does work.
53:09
Now how's that going to work for
me with the Tourette's and all
53:11
the blinking. I mean, a mic on
my screens will
53:14
John C Dvorak: make a damn bit
of difference between point
53:16
points as
53:18
Adam Curry: well. Okay. That's
what you don't see me What do
53:21
you know, you haven't seen me
since I got married four years
53:24
ago. It's gotten worse blink
53:26
John C Dvorak: and much then why
you blink and more. That
53:28
happened.
53:31
Adam Curry: However, we do have
Intel all over the all over the
53:34
map. Now they're getting
53:35
John C Dvorak: there. By the way
before he goes on to that. Let
53:38
me just say this about that this
presentation by Apple. Yeah,
53:41
they went out of their way to
slam Intel. Every chance they
53:47
could while they're changing
chips, right as well. They've
53:50
already changed the chips. But
now they're making the point
53:52
that these chips are the new
mtwo Ultra and all the rest of
53:56
it are so much faster than the
Intel Intel's pretty much saved
54:00
the company when they weren't
going to get anywhere to PowerPC
54:03
and the other pre processor
processes
54:05
Adam Curry: are ungrateful.
ungrate They're ungrateful.
54:09
John C Dvorak: Huh. They I
thought it was I thought it was
54:13
rude the way they did this.
54:15
Adam Curry: I thought you're
going to talk about the priest,
54:17
the presenters. I thought the
presenters were very
54:20
interesting, you know, multi
CultI children of the future.
54:25
John C Dvorak: And the whole
thing being on video, so he
54:27
didn't have the clapping
audience, which has always been
54:30
the best part. Well, they
haven't had that yet. Because
54:32
they haven't had that in a
while. I don't know. And it's
54:34
just this, this these phony
baloney videos. I think it's
54:39
big. So you're gonna get Steven
Spielberg directing the damn
54:42
thing. I mean, it's ridiculous.
54:45
Adam Curry: I really feel that
even I for a device like this,
54:51
you know, you know, I use my
light phone during the day and
54:53
so I'm on the phone much less.
It's only you know, just, I use
54:58
my my my graph you know? So is a
toilet scroller, you know, like,
55:02
okay, you know what's going on
here. Now there's just, I don't
55:05
want the distraction of much
more present, I can see where
55:08
you don't have any computers
anymore. You have some dumb
55:12
phone just you can get someone
get a hold of you. And then when
55:15
you're in office mode or work
mode, you put the you put the
55:18
headset on in your tiny home,
and you do your thing and then
55:22
you're done. You're probably
done after half an hour anyway,
55:24
you're tired of it's probably
heavy, you know, this version
55:27
one, but I can see doing a
podcast this way. And maybe even
55:31
some other work the spatial
computing aspect. I like the
55:35
watching a movie and AI on a
huge screen. I like I think
55:39
that's I think it's a winner. I
think it's undervalued. I think
55:42
people are overestimating what
it will do with virtual reality.
55:46
AR VR mixed reality. I think
they're over estimating what it
55:51
will do with that. That's all
going to depend i
55:53
John C Dvorak: i have the
opinion because of the nature of
55:58
these sorts of devices,
especially with children that
56:02
they will cause cause brain
damage.
56:06
Adam Curry: Oh, it's definitely
going to alter your brain
56:08
pattern for sure.
56:10
John C Dvorak: Well, not only
that, but do the eyeball you
56:12
know you're not really looking
at reality you're looking at a
56:14
screen Oh yeah. Then very small
screen your focal length has
56:18
changed. What do you think
you're gonna end up blind and
56:21
and I don't know babbling idiot.
56:24
Adam Curry: Well, what do you
think? We're not that far off
56:26
with the with the portal with
the hand with the smartphones,
56:29
people hunched over. They've got
bad back
56:33
John C Dvorak: around. They're
looking at her Sue is the women
56:36
only now as guys?
56:39
Adam Curry: Call them guys if
you wish. All right, so Intel
56:43
striking back because they're
all on the
56:45
Unknown: on the AI tip knowing
what's real starts with
56:47
questioning everything. This is
an ad by the way. Deep fake
56:50
videos are becoming more
realistic every day across
56:53
social media and the news.
That's why Intel created the
56:57
world's first real time deep
fake detection platform powered
57:01
by Intel artificial intelligence
and Xeon processors. The fake
57:04
capture solution can analyze
over 70 videos at once with 96%
57:09
accuracy. This is the first
technology to distinguish deep
57:12
fakes from real human beings in
real time.
57:15
Adam Curry: No Oh, in real time.
Deep fakes.
57:19
John C Dvorak: There's the
little tidbit in there.
57:21
Adam Curry: What did you hear?
57:24
John C Dvorak: 96% of the time,
meaning 4% of the time, they can
57:28
be fooled. Yes. 4% then that's
the that's the trend line. It's
57:32
going in that direction. The
full direction so if you can
57:37
fool it 4% of the time today.
How about tomorrow? Can you feel
57:42
it? 10% of the time?
57:45
Adam Curry: Could be could be
and I promise you AI on my Pixel
57:51
six. You scoffed at me and then
we had that fabulous report from
57:58
NPR on the last episode about
the chat bot. The realistic
58:03
chatbot $1 a minute for a
virtual girlfriend. Yeah, and
58:09
well, I'm going to show you that
weakness 60
58:11
John C Dvorak: bucks an hour. We
can make a real girlfriends
58:14
cheaper if you play your cards
right? No,
58:16
Adam Curry: no real girlfriends
are expensive. In that right
58:21
baby
58:21
Unknown: in the morning, baby
58:22
Adam Curry: shake. We have it
now we have our own AI. Say
58:26
hello to babe Jen. Is that your
car over there? Babe Jen?
58:32
Unknown: No, that's not my car.
I'm at the coffee shop Doom
58:35
scrolling no agenda social for
good means that nothing's as
58:39
good as what you send me.
58:41
Adam Curry: See, our exit
strategy is ready to go. John.
58:45
Are you a real person? Jennifer
babe Jen, are you a real person?
58:48
Are you just I mean this this
feels kind of weird talking to a
58:51
bot?
58:51
Unknown: He asked. I'm a real
person. I've been listening
58:54
since 2010 and became a dame in
2013. There are multiple
58:58
pictures of me from no agenda
meetups, and I'm very active on
59:01
no agenda social.
59:02
Adam Curry: Mm. Would you pay $1
a minute for this John? I think
59:07
is better than that. Crap NPR
showed us.
59:10
John C Dvorak: Is this running
off your phone? Yes. Running off
59:13
my phone.
59:14
Adam Curry: What do you want to
talk about babe? Jen,
59:15
Unknown: what do you want to
talk about babe? I know let's
59:18
discuss the importance of the
Second Amendment and gun rights.
59:21
Will you take me to the range
this weekend?
59:24
Adam Curry: She's tailored the
AI is tailored to everything I'm
59:26
interested in.
59:28
John C Dvorak: I thought she
refused to use the word baby in
59:31
the morning baby
59:32
Adam Curry: she keeps saying
that what's ever said you
59:34
trigger that she keeps talking
about baby
59:36
John C Dvorak: that is on the on
the no agenda socialist she
59:38
wasn't gonna use baby in this
script. Yeah, but yeah,
59:41
Adam Curry: but these aren't
scripts. This is AI in
59:43
Unknown: the morning baby. Hey,
later on tonight will you read
59:47
from End the Fed to me okay.
That's funny, I
59:54
Adam Curry: think the biggest
played out
59:57
John C Dvorak: in the Fed
1:00:00
Adam Curry: You know what's
great about Dame Jennifer, you
1:00:02
don't have to send her a script.
she just, she didn't have to
1:00:06
talk to her. She's just like,
hey, this is I've never had so
1:00:09
much fun in my life. She says,
doing this. She's the best. Damn
1:00:14
good ol all our producers are
fabulous. The best producers in
1:00:19
the universe. Okay. I do want to
mention, I do want to mention
1:00:28
the do our producer Dino Dino
has put together the new being
1:00:33
at.io. Now with AI. And it has
been incredibly helpful in a
1:00:41
number of specific scenarios,
during my show prep. I'll give
1:00:47
you an example. Let me see we
have one is the best. Oh, yeah,
1:00:57
we have this one over here. So
this story pops up on ABC,
1:01:02
Unknown: a rare medical
condition linked to
1:01:04
heavy pot smoking is becoming
more common now that marijuana
1:01:06
is legal in so many states. It's
called chs. And it strikes
1:01:10
people who use high doses of
marijuana daily over an extended
1:01:13
period. CHS causes severe
vomiting and is often overlooked
1:01:17
or misdiagnosed. The only way to
be fully cured is to stop
1:01:21
smoking.
1:01:23
On challenge we have is that
patients sometimes believe that
1:01:27
their use of marijuana is
helping them. We know that in
1:01:31
patients with cancer, marijuana
actually reduces nausea and
1:01:35
vomiting. So for many patients
understanding that for them,
1:01:39
this is a poison is a tough pill
to swallow.
1:01:43
Adam Curry: So it's now it's
called ch s all I had to do was
1:01:47
go into being it.io. And I put
in weed and vomit. out pops
1:01:52
episode 707. I'm sorry is about
right. I'm sorry, not 707 up
1:01:57
pops. 994 from 2017 was in the
Daily Mail, which
1:02:04
John C Dvorak: is mod which is
submitting and screaming the
1:02:06
Adam Curry: concept of the story
is if you smoke a lot of weed,
1:02:13
then eventually you get this
syndrome, which combined
1:02:16
screaming out for dear life and
vomiting at the same time.
1:02:21
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Which by
the way. I don't live in
1:02:27
California, there's plenty of
people that smoke do eat too
1:02:30
much. Dude,
1:02:30
Adam Curry: you had a partner
for 10 years who smokes too much
1:02:34
weed. What do you do? Yes. I've
never had never had this till
1:02:38
was called skyrocketing. And we
did. And we deduced it and
1:02:44
deconstructed it and it's not
smoking regular weed. It's when
1:02:48
you're dabbing when you're
smoking the wax, which is you
1:02:51
know, and many of our producers
mentioned this. And what this
1:02:56
report didn't include is that
the one way to reduce the
1:03:00
symptoms is to take a shower and
basically stand under the shower
1:03:04
that appears to reduce the
symptoms significantly.
1:03:07
John C Dvorak: I forgot about
the scrum a ting moniker, which
1:03:11
they will bring back because
they don't want to remind you
1:03:13
this is an old story.
1:03:15
Adam Curry: Exactly. So now when
you go to bing.io you type that
1:03:18
stuff in it'll give you results
that will give you an image from
1:03:21
the Norwegian Art Generator give
you if there's a clip. It'll
1:03:24
give you show notes, the actual
stories. And if it's in the
1:03:28
transcript every single episode.
Thank you Dr. Scott has been
1:03:31
transcribed. You click on it
it'll take you right to that
1:03:35
spot in the audio in the episode
show. Here's another example. Oh
1:03:39
my AI is so amazing. CBS
1:03:42
Unknown: It's cutting edge
research cutting edge.
1:03:45
Artificial Intelligence is
significantly better at
1:03:48
predicting a patient's cancer
risk. According to a new study
1:03:51
out today. The role of AI in
predicting breast cancer risk is
1:03:56
definitely in our future. Dr.
Pauline durafast is a breast
1:03:59
oncologist with Houston
Methodist
1:04:01
assessing a person's risk. The
AI can do it probably a lot
1:04:04
cheaper and faster as well.
1:04:07
Current clinical models use a
patient's age, family history
1:04:11
and information like breast
density to determine risk.
1:04:14
Artificial Intelligence is able
to get biomarkers, more
1:04:17
information from the mammogram,
helping doctors make
1:04:21
personalized recommendations.
The Kaiser Permanente research
1:04:24
analyzed more than eight
1:04:27
John C Dvorak: with their her
presentation style. Why is she
1:04:30
talking like this? She's ai
10,000 women,
1:04:34
Unknown: AI took just seconds to
determine their five year breast
1:04:37
cancer risk, and it was up to
25% more accurate when combined
1:04:42
with personal history. The
American Cancer Society reports
1:04:46
this year alone, doctors will
diagnose almost 300,000 cases of
1:04:50
breast cancer. More than 43,000
Us women will die of the disease
1:04:55
die. The rate of breast cancer
in women ages 25 to 39 has
1:05:00
increased 32% since 2009.
1:05:04
I think it ends up being a very
valuable tool in our arsenal.
1:05:07
Dr. Neeraj
1:05:07
Vasquez younger women could
benefit from this technology, a
1:05:11
predictor of when they should
get screened, which could save
1:05:14
lives.
1:05:14
Adam Curry: Now, first, I want
to remind everyone that I
1:05:17
predicted this would be the
first application of artificial
1:05:20
intelligence was just getting
rid of the doctor. Just bringing
1:05:24
the AI to Oh, you might have
breast cancer. I predicted this
1:05:28
one, maybe two, three weeks ago
if that. This is where you say
1:05:32
yes, I remember.
1:05:34
John C Dvorak: Well, yes,
unfortunately, I also remember
1:05:36
the same situation taking place
in the 80s. When expert systems
1:05:41
quote unquote, we're going to
replace doctors then. So this is
1:05:44
not a new idea.
1:05:45
Adam Curry: No, but it's a total
bullcrap idea because this
1:05:49
problem was supposedly already
solved in 2015 surefire way to
1:05:56
know if you might get breast
cancer, it wasn't AI, it wasn't
1:06:00
feely touchy of the boobs.
Here's episode 707 of Angelina
1:06:05
Jolie. Previously, this big
promotion, right? Gene, the
1:06:10
brockagh, Gene, everybody
bracket gene, cancer gene with
1:06:13
John C Dvorak: the patent, it's
all over the news. And
1:06:16
Adam Curry: this why I'm
bringing it up is patented or
1:06:18
the news. Only one company can
tell you if you have this and
1:06:23
make money off of it, which is a
year then pre cancerous for
1:06:27
breast cancer. Of course, the
pre going
1:06:30
John C Dvorak: on with your
voice in this. No, I
1:06:32
Adam Curry: don't know
Something's very wrong with me
1:06:33
at that moment. This is 2015,
who knows what I was doing. But
1:06:40
the point is, thanks to our our
AI, we can take you right back
1:06:44
and show that they were so
positive about this brockagh
1:06:47
gene and this this was the
predictor that Angelina Jolie
1:06:52
had a mastectomy and had doubled
double Marissa and had a very
1:06:55
nice reconstruction, which, as
we all know, I won't play the
1:06:59
clip because I do sound weird
was being paid for by Obamacare.
1:07:07
You could get reconstructive
surgery for your double
1:07:09
mastectomy if you had the bracha
gene. So now all of a sudden, we
1:07:15
don't remember that anymore. And
I don't think they can put
1:07:20
Angelina Jolie in again as the
spokesmodel that'd be kind of
1:07:23
weird. So it's a sham all of
this stuff is just a sham. It's
1:07:29
a shame the whole medical
system. It it's it's really
1:07:34
disgusting. I have I'm gonna say
this is Yahoo News. So now that
1:07:43
they're I don't know if they're
competing for the ad dollars
1:07:46
between the different
pharmaceutical companies like
1:07:49
you know who will who will get
the new RSV vaccine first, will
1:07:53
it be Pfizer will be Glaxo? I
don't know. We're we're very
1:07:57
excited because you know, we've
got the pitch team ready to go
1:07:59
sell some ad spots? Well, let's
find out what's going on this.
1:08:03
This report is all giddy.
1:08:05
Unknown: FDA advisors are voting
on Pfizer's experimental
1:08:08
maternal RSV vaccine here with
the latest Yahoo Finance health
1:08:12
reporter Anjali Kalani and
you've been listening and you
1:08:14
just pulled your earbuds out.
What are you hearing?
1:08:16
We just got the vote and so hot
off the press. We got a majority
1:08:19
of the vote. We just got the
vote in for the Pfizer's
1:08:24
maternal RSV vaccine, and that's
14 to vote on approving it.
1:08:29
Adam Curry: It's like we're
voting on on Trump's I can't
1:08:36
remember the word now impeach
impeachment. We have the votes.
1:08:40
The votes are in I just listened
in on the votes. They are
1:08:43
Unknown: recommending approval
based on the efficacy of the
1:08:45
vaccine. But we did get a 10 to
four vote on voting for on
1:08:51
recommendation on the safety
profile of the vaccine
1:08:54
amendment.
1:08:55
Adam Curry: So we got everyone's
like, Yeah, this is good. Let's
1:08:57
14 to Oh, but for dissented tend
to what it should be like the
1:09:03
you know, it should be like
NATO, you know, it should be
1:09:06
everybody says yes or not the
Security Council. Thank you.
1:09:10
Security Council now is like the
Oh, we got to attend to four on
1:09:13
the safety. Well, let's go over
those dorks in
1:09:17
Unknown: just a second. But just
to recap what we're looking at
1:09:19
with Pfizer's vaccine, it is a
120 microgram dose administered
1:09:24
to pregnant mothers between the
weeks of 24 to 36 weeks, it
1:09:28
protects the baby up to six
months, that's at least the
1:09:31
endpoint that they had notified
and it met that endpoint. We
1:09:34
noted that in the data number
one that later in the third
1:09:39
trimester is when that seemed to
have the best efficacy as well
1:09:43
as strongest protection up to 30
days versus after that. Now
1:09:46
Pfizer is competing with
GlaxoSmithKline for RSV
1:09:50
vaccines.
1:09:53
John C Dvorak: Aren't they
really competing against a
1:09:56
baby's healthy immune system
which is missing? so jacked up
1:10:01
that the baby really can't catch
anything for about nine months.
1:10:05
And this only lasts six.
1:10:07
Adam Curry: giving this to the
mothers. Yeah, but as for the
1:10:10
babies, they don't care. It's
competition
1:10:13
John C Dvorak: is key.
Eventually they're gonna stick
1:10:15
the needle right in the uterus.
And now
1:10:17
Unknown: Pfizer is competing
with GlaxoSmithKline. For RSV
1:10:21
vaccines, he didn't know to us
specifically be that GSK
1:10:26
actually dropped out or pause
their Phase Three because of
1:10:30
certain safety signals, which
you can see of course indicating
1:10:33
those votes there. Specifically
on preterm births. Pfizer noted
1:10:36
5.6% in their vaccine group
versus 4.7 placebo. I don't know
1:10:41
Adam Curry: what this means, but
it sounds like the the vaccine
1:10:43
numbers are better than the
placebo
1:10:45
Unknown: GlaxoSmithKline to back
it
1:10:46
John C Dvorak: up, back it up.
1:10:50
Adam Curry: These people are
sick. Yes.
1:10:54
John C Dvorak: Back it up a
little bit so I can hear what
1:10:55
those numbers were.
1:10:56
Unknown: See, of course,
indicating those votes there.
1:10:58
Specifically on preterm births.
Pfizer noted 5.6% in their
1:11:02
vaccine group versus 4.7,
placebo GlaxoSmithKline noted
1:11:06
John C Dvorak: enough to make a
difference.
1:11:09
Unknown: exactly see, of course.
1:11:12
John C Dvorak: But in other
words, the placebo almost gave
1:11:14
you the same results.
1:11:15
Adam Curry: Well, there's one,
Glaxo had a different result,
1:11:18
Unknown: the signals, which you
can see, of course, indicating
1:11:21
those votes there, specifically
on preterm births. Pfizer noted
1:11:24
5.6% in their vaccine group
versus 4.7, placebo,
1:11:28
GlaxoSmithKline noted 6.8% in
their vaccine group versus 4.9,
1:11:33
and in placebo, so the placebo
numbers are pretty close. They
1:11:36
also do have some similar
indications. One major
1:11:39
difference is that
GlaxoSmithKline
1:11:41
John C Dvorak: second. This
idiot is reading this as though
1:11:48
she is she's reading it with it
with a notion in the subtext
1:11:54
that, and she says it, the
placebo numbers are pretty
1:11:57
close. Yeah, meaning that it's
good
1:12:01
Adam Curry: that she doesn't
know what she's doing. She's
1:12:03
just supporting numbers. Oh,
1:12:04
John C Dvorak: this is good at
the placebo numbers, the placebo
1:12:07
if you get a high placebo
number, that means that it's no
1:12:11
need to drug
1:12:13
Adam Curry: but that's one more
detail
1:12:15
Unknown: vaccine group versus
4.9 and in placebo, so the
1:12:18
placebo numbers are pretty
close. They also do have some
1:12:21
similar indications. One major
difference is that
1:12:24
GlaxoSmithKline group also had
neonatal deaths reported so that
1:12:29
was a significant
1:12:30
Adam Curry: Whoa, the head of
death. Oh, no, oh, no. Glaxo Oh,
1:12:35
we're so sorry. Glaxo loses the
right day last day
1:12:38
Unknown: is that GlaxoSmithKline
group also had neonatal deaths
1:12:43
reported. So that was a
significant safety signal as
1:12:48
plural,
1:12:49
Adam Curry: it's a significant
safety signal.
1:12:51
John C Dvorak: She said deaths
deaths, not one you should have
1:12:54
said Dez Dez. That is a
1:12:57
Adam Curry: significant safety
signal of Klein's
1:12:59
Unknown: group also had neonatal
deaths reported. So that was a
1:13:03
significant safety signal as
well. And that's what started
1:13:07
that pause. So as it stands
right now, Pfizer looks like
1:13:11
it's clear for recommendations
from the FDA, they are still
1:13:15
waiting on the FDA to decide on
their older adult vaccine. They
1:13:20
also do have that up for waiting
for a vote from FDA. Meanwhile,
1:13:24
GlaxoSmithKline was the first to
get the 16 Older RSV vaccine out
1:13:28
so neck and neck really. But
Pfizer is only one on the table
1:13:32
right now with the maternal
vaccine. So as this moves
1:13:34
forward, it'll be the first
1:13:35
Adam Curry: Oh, it'll be Pfizer
everybody pitched him go go to
1:13:39
Pfizer and then say, Hey, man,
let Why don't we do native ads
1:13:43
we hype up that Glaxo killed the
babies. That's a significant
1:13:47
safety signal, sir. These people
are out of control. They do not
1:13:53
care about your health. They
only care about money. Well, and
1:13:55
these reporters don't know what
they're reporting. Well, no, but
1:13:58
she works at Yahoo. So I'm gonna
just give her a little bit of a
1:14:01
benefit of the doubt and know
what she's doing. She just
1:14:03
John C Dvorak: pay there.
1:14:04
Unknown: I do that.
1:14:06
Adam Curry: All right, it's
okay. Now let's go to the real
1:14:09
salespeople. Dr. Natalie Azhar
on NBC Today Show
1:14:13
Unknown: All right, well, now we
turn to some potential major
1:14:15
medical news in the battle
against melanoma, the
1:14:17
Adam Curry: potential major
medical news, most serious type
1:14:20
Unknown: of skin cancer, drug
companies moderna and Merck just
1:14:24
Adam Curry: released Oh, It's
neck and neck once again, it's
1:14:26
Maderna and Mark
1:14:27
Unknown: promising results from
a vaccine trial. And we have NBC
1:14:30
News Medical contributor, Dr.
Nalli Azar here to break down
1:14:33
what they found and what it all
means. Good morning to you.
1:14:36
Adam Curry: Good morning. Hey,
how you doing? Let's talk about
1:14:39
some mRNA shots hearing
1:14:41
Unknown: about these updates for
the past few months on this
1:14:43
cancer vaccine as it goes
through trials. What does that
1:14:45
mean for us? Like what's the
latest here? Well, and
1:14:48
also we should point out we talk
a lot about melanoma during the
1:14:50
summer months, but this is a
threat that is really year
1:14:52
round. So in this study, they
actually had individuals who had
1:14:56
stage three or stage four
melanoma so a little bit more
1:14:59
advanced. Oh good, we had the
good ones. And they basically
1:15:03
compared treatment with this
mRNA vaccine plus standard of
1:15:06
care, which is immunotherapy
called Keytruda. To just keep
1:15:09
true to alone, and they found
that the individuals who got
1:15:12
combination therapy had a 65%
reduction of recurrence and of
1:15:17
death. Even more interesting you
guys was it wasn't just what we
1:15:21
call like local recurrence, but
it was those distant metastases
1:15:24
like the melanoma showing up
someplace else, like in the
1:15:27
liver or the lung, which for
melanoma patients is huge in
1:15:30
terms of survival, if they can
reduce that risk of those
1:15:33
distant mats.
1:15:34
Adam Curry: This sounds like
good news. Now, is this a
1:15:37
preventative? Is it a real
vaccine vaccine? You know, a
1:15:41
vaccine like you, you give to
someone so they don't get
1:15:44
something?
1:15:45
Unknown: Don't you think about a
vaccine? It's something
1:15:46
preventative. So people who
don't have melanoma get it now,
1:15:50
just in case. So
1:15:51
and this is what's so
interesting. We learned that we
1:15:53
talked so much about the show
interest
1:15:55
Adam Curry: No, no, but this is
so interesting,
1:15:58
Unknown: mRNA vaccine for the
exact same technology. And
1:16:03
really, philosophically, it's
the same idea that you're
1:16:05
training your immune system to
recognize something to either
1:16:08
fight it or prevent it in the
case of infection, or in the
1:16:11
case of these melanoma tumors,
to seek out and find cancer
1:16:15
cells in your body before they
even become cancer. I know even
1:16:20
I think kind of more unique
about it, is that it's not a one
1:16:23
size fits all like you know, we
all got Pfizer we all got
1:16:25
materna we all
1:16:26
Adam Curry: know what did y'all
got Pfizer and you got Maderna?
1:16:29
Did you get j&j to you boost a
Holic.
1:16:31
Unknown: This is unique to the
patient's tumor, they take the
1:16:33
tumor out, they map out the
genetic sequences that are
1:16:36
abnormal, and then they give it
via this mRNA vaccine your body
1:16:41
then like, I think it's just so
neat from an astrological
1:16:44
perspective, and then it goes
out and tries to find those
1:16:47
abnormal cells from spreading to
prevent truly
1:16:50
customized, customized vaccine.
1:16:52
Adam Curry: Your line is
customized dude. Okay, yeah,
1:16:55
truly customized that it's not a
vaccine. But it's interesting.
1:16:59
It's customized. When can we get
it timetable?
1:17:03
John C Dvorak: How soon can we
see it cleared? How soon? Can
1:17:05
Unknown: you see it available,
freely
1:17:06
available for us, which is what
everyone wants to know. So this
1:17:08
was a phase two trial, they are
now launching their phase three.
1:17:11
That's the last phase. It's the
biggest it's the longest I
1:17:14
imagine they'll want to follow
these people for at least a
1:17:16
year. So we're not talking this
year, maybe not even next year.
1:17:19
But I'm hoping within the next
two years or so we'll see
1:17:22
something like this. Changing
it.
1:17:24
Adam Curry: Yeah, of course. Of
course, maybe next two years,
1:17:27
whatever. Don't worry. It's just
it was Maderna and Merck, and
1:17:30
they're doing well. And of
course, this is the future. This
1:17:33
is what the president said the
Cancer Moonshot. Lots of money
1:17:36
for this.
1:17:37
Unknown: You know, Natalie, I
see the commercials for
1:17:39
Keytruda. And one of the things
they've mentioned is they're
1:17:43
researching it to see whether
it's good for other causes of
1:17:46
cancer. Is that one of the
1:17:49
Exactly. Just like with
immunotherapy, it's not like a
1:17:53
true does not specific to
melanoma, it's specific to a
1:17:55
genetic mutation that might be
in multiple different cancers.
1:17:58
The same concept is here. You
could use this really for other
1:18:02
types of cancers that have a lot
of genetic mutations. So
1:18:05
specifically, they're studying
it in lung there. I think Pfizer
1:18:08
is studying it in pancreatic
cancer immunotherapy kind of
1:18:11
like the landscape for cancer
therapy. Treatment for cancers
1:18:16
is also that next thing on the
frontier, the next thing on the
1:18:18
horizon. So it's really excited.
This is a real big breakthrough,
1:18:21
Adam Curry: cause a real
breakthrough. You know, it's
1:18:23
John C Dvorak: probably like the
6.9% of efficacy, as opposed to
1:18:27
the 4.9% placebo is a
breakthrough.
1:18:31
Adam Curry: I think I hear that
Jamie Foxx trialed it you know,
1:18:40
I just want to put this on
everyone's radar. The term
1:18:42
mystery illness is trending.
Mystery, illness, mystery
1:18:47
illness. A lot of celebrities
have mystery illness, and not
1:18:51
sure what it is, but it's a
mystery illness.
1:18:54
Unknown: And keep your eye on
this mystery involves blood
1:18:57
clots you out
1:18:58
Adam Curry: and it's a mystery
illness. And luckily, among
1:19:02
amongst all of this shilling for
all kinds of horrible things
1:19:06
that can happen to you that you
can be saved by, by the mRNA.
1:19:11
The same technology as COVID
mystery illness. Here's a
1:19:15
classic, a classic. John C.
Dvorak, America's favorite
1:19:20
Unknown: doctor that apparently
was set dummies are on the rise.
1:19:23
Well, they are going to John,
1:19:25
Adam Curry: did you hear that?
Good. vasectomies are on the
1:19:30
rise.
1:19:31
Unknown: Your eyes got really
ugly? Yes.
1:19:36
They did. They did get I saw
that. But I am so glad we're
1:19:42
talking about this you guys and
I want to share some numbers
1:19:44
with you from 2017 to 20 so
happy we're talking about this
1:19:48
guy's guy's 21 the vasectomy
rate increase on average about
1:19:51
4% It's still lower than it was
20 years ago. funfact the rates
1:19:58
of factories in this country
more Really, towards the end of
1:20:01
the year largely thinking behind
that is that people's insurance
1:20:05
deductibles are met by them so
they can have it run March
1:20:07
Madness to at around March
Madness. Why is that
1:20:12
Adam Curry: exactly out? Now?
This is interesting. I mean,
1:20:14
first of all people's
deductibles, you know, they've
1:20:16
been fulfilled so then it's
basically free free. And what
1:20:20
are we how are we going to
market this this time? How are
1:20:22
we going to tell people men,
men, men, how are we going to
1:20:25
tell men that they should get a
vasectomy? How why? What are we
1:20:28
gonna do? What's the what's the
what's the pitch
1:20:31
Unknown: us? You guys, I can't
emphasize this enough. This
1:20:34
isn't a 10 minute office
procedure. 10 minutes requires
1:20:37
post procedure about one to two
days of rest. Ice. Some Motrin.
1:20:44
What, what better time than to
watch some basketball games as a
1:20:47
man recovers?
1:20:49
Yes. All the men in the studio
1:20:58
Adam Curry: there's your pitch
just a bit of ice. Motrin. You
1:21:01
can watch TV watch the game and
1:21:03
John C Dvorak: a stereotype is
this bullshit. There's a lot of
1:21:07
guys like they don't like
basketball. They don't like
1:21:10
watching it like me. I
1:21:11
Adam Curry: don't watch it. I
don't know. Watch. I
1:21:13
John C Dvorak: like I think
basketball is great, but I know
1:21:16
plenty of guys. I would say half
the guys I know will watch a
1:21:19
basketball game.
1:21:21
Adam Curry: Yeah, well, it's
stereotyping. But there's more.
1:21:23
Unknown: I mean, really mild.
And when you compare that okay,
1:21:27
what are we
1:21:27
Adam Curry: going to compare
this mild discomfort with? You
1:21:34
have no idea?
1:21:35
John C Dvorak: Oh, I didn't know
this was an open ended question.
1:21:37
Adam Curry: It was a it was a
question. Yes. It was a
1:21:39
headache. No, no bowling,
1:21:41
John C Dvorak: no. Nuts? No.
1:21:47
Unknown: I mean, really mild.
And when you compare that to
1:21:50
what women have to go through in
terms of not just pregnancy, but
1:21:55
contraception, birth control,
con you guys for a woman to get
1:21:59
their fallopian tubes tied? I
mean, seriously. And I will say
1:22:04
that they're a week. Yeah. Every
month argue against 30 plus
1:22:09
years. I will say the biggest
myth is that it affects sexual
1:22:12
function. It does not. So
really, this is a conversation
1:22:16
that I would encourage women and
men to have with their health
1:22:19
care provider. urologists does
this procedure. And we should be
1:22:23
talking about this.
1:22:25
Adam Curry: The only thing she
did wrong, which is a huge faux
1:22:27
pas, she should not have said
men and women, she should have
1:22:30
said people who are assigned
male at birth. I'm very
1:22:35
disappointed that she did that.
That's not at all, not at all
1:22:38
how it's supposed to be done and
trendy, not trendy at all. There
1:22:43
was something very concerning
and this is all bull crap, of
1:22:46
course. But what was concerning
is they had a big signing
1:22:49
ceremony at the World Health
Organization. Now the the World
1:22:54
Health Organization treaty, the
updated treaty that we've been
1:22:58
hearing about will not be up for
signing or agreement and
1:23:03
ratification until December of
this year. That keeps getting
1:23:06
delayed because of course,
nobody no real people in any
1:23:10
countries want the World Health
Organization controlling what
1:23:14
they do. But they did have a
signing ceremony. And they all
1:23:19
agreed on a global health
Passport System. Oh yay. Here's
1:23:24
our buddy Tedros
1:23:26
Unknown: Why am the emergency
phase of the COVID 19 pandemic
1:23:30
is now over. Investments in
digital infrastructure remain an
1:23:34
important resource for health
systems, and for economies and
1:23:39
societies at large. Like many
countries, the European Union
1:23:45
made significant investments in
COVID-19 certificates to help
1:23:49
people move around as safely as
possible during the pandemic.
1:23:54
The European Union's
certification system was used by
1:23:58
all 27 EU member states and more
than 50 Other countries building
1:24:05
on the success of the EU system,
who is proud today to launch the
1:24:11
global digital health
certification network. So thank
1:24:16
you so much to the European
Union for the excellent
1:24:20
certification system that you
have transferred to us and we
1:24:24
have the chance to build on it.
Who will begin oppressions of
1:24:29
the network today with the
existing COVID-19 certificate as
1:24:34
a global public good. Soon
after, we will expand this
1:24:39
infrastructure by incorporating
other use such as a digitized
1:24:44
international certificate of
vaccination, nice routine
1:24:48
immunisation cards and
International Patient summaries,
1:24:53
Adam Curry: International
Patient summaries this was the
1:24:56
whole point of the COVID
exercise. They finally Did it
1:25:00
and everyone signed off Oh, this
is great. Let's do that all the
1:25:03
country signed off. And you and
this is just just do this now
1:25:07
and then when they do the whole
the whole pandemic treaty that
1:25:12
will just be a footnote. This is
this is truly evil. Forget all
1:25:17
the vaccine bowl. This is bad
because we know that the it'll
1:25:22
be used New York used it plus
lots of all the countries use it
1:25:25
my daughter was indoors for
months because she didn't have
1:25:28
the the passport the QR code the
scanner. What was it called? The
1:25:32
New York THE EMPIRE not the
Empire system the it was like
1:25:35
some elitist term. What was that
again?
1:25:40
John C Dvorak: I can't remember.
But this is not going to be
1:25:43
plenty of resistance against
this and then
1:25:46
Adam Curry: zero with everyone
so
1:25:47
John C Dvorak: you're resisting
right now. Oh, so Wow. thriving
1:25:52
black market
1:25:53
Adam Curry: food on podcast dude
on podcast resists
1:25:58
Unknown: depressant presses.
1:26:02
Adam Curry: Okay. Oh, man. Oh my
goodness. Do you want to do some
1:26:08
tick tock? I would need some
tick tock. You got any tick tock
1:26:11
videos for us today?
1:26:12
John C Dvorak: I have none but I
do have a tick tock story. Tock
1:26:15
tock tick tock is not a tick
tock clip and you shouldn't be
1:26:23
played that but let's go with
it. This is interesting to me.
1:26:26
And then after we play these two
short clips, see if you see the
1:26:30
same or hear or understand the
same thing I would understand
1:26:35
from these clips is tick tock
decoded.
1:26:39
Unknown: A new report on tic
TOCs. China ties the source code
1:26:42
has been written by engineers
based in China. That's according
1:26:46
to a code sample obtained by an
Australian newspaper.
1:26:49
Tick tock has been downplaying
ties with its Chinese owner
1:26:51
bytedance, especially a
Midwestern bands of the video
1:26:55
sharing app, but a code sample
recently seen by the Australian
1:26:58
Financial Review may defeat that
effort. The sample appears to
1:27:02
control broadcasting and
moderation of live streaming. It
1:27:05
shows at least a dozen usernames
with email addresses linked to
1:27:08
bytedance. sources that the
financial review did not
1:27:11
disclose confirm that many of
these engineers work in mainland
1:27:14
China. James Patterson is
Australia's Shadow Minister for
1:27:18
Home Affairs and cybersecurity.
He said the code samples shows
1:27:21
that engineers working on in
China can access user data and
1:27:25
are captured by the intelligence
and security laws of the Chinese
1:27:28
Communist Party. Under its
national intelligence law,
1:27:31
Beijing can force all entities
and citizens to cooperate with
1:27:34
so called national intelligence
efforts.
1:27:36
Adam Curry: Oh, nice. Okay,
1:27:40
John C Dvorak: so a couple of
things just from this clip. One,
1:27:44
I don't know what kind of
information you're gonna get.
1:27:46
But is this the first time this
code has been looked at and
1:27:51
deconstructed? You can take run
software on code and see what it
1:27:59
looks like.
1:27:59
Adam Curry: Or isn't this the
lead up to you can be here in
1:28:03
America as long as we know what
your algo is doing? Isn't that
1:28:06
kind of this this story? That's
1:28:08
John C Dvorak: not but it's PLAY
CLIP to
1:28:09
Unknown: Patterson warned that
the CCP can also compel Tik Tok
1:28:12
staff to suppress or elevate
probation content and NGO or
1:28:16
south division within Western
democracies. In July 2022, tick
1:28:20
tock Australia admitted that its
employees in China could access
1:28:23
Australian user data. Over two
dozen US states have banned the
1:28:27
video sharing app on government
devices. Last month Montana
1:28:30
passed a new law further banning
its use on personal devices.
1:28:34
Yeah, okay.
1:28:38
John C Dvorak: I just think
reverse engineering the code and
1:28:42
tick tock should have been done
20 times over by the NSA, and
1:28:46
I'm sure it has been. Yeah. So I
think these stories are bull
1:28:50
crap. I'm not even sure what the
point of Amar except for the
1:28:54
original thesis which is this is
only to screw tic tic tock
1:28:58
because they're taking all the
advertising money.
1:29:01
Adam Curry: I have staying with
China. I have a an article from
1:29:05
Epoch Times. This has introduced
what we're just talking about.
1:29:11
As the WHO pandemic Treaty
Negotiations probe progress in
1:29:15
secrecy. Ancillary groups
flagged key priorities as 194
1:29:21
nations continue to work through
drafts of pandemic agreement
1:29:26
that would grant more authority
to the World Health
1:29:28
Organization, the global
preparedness Monitoring Board,
1:29:32
I'm sure that's a Bill Gates
thing, a body convened by the
1:29:35
WHO has called for a worldwide
pandemic simulation to be
1:29:41
carried out by the end of this
year to test the effectiveness
1:29:44
of the new terms before member
nations signed them in 2024.
1:29:50
Sound familiar?
1:29:55
John C Dvorak: Sounds like
another scam.
1:29:57
Adam Curry: What was that event
2016 is exactly what it sounds
1:30:01
like. It you know, you are the
one that and I agree with you
1:30:05
said this was they learned a lot
from this. This was this was a
1:30:09
learning exercise and that was
not not unsuccessful. mystery
1:30:13
illness
1:30:16
John C Dvorak: and mystery.
1:30:17
Adam Curry: Yeah. And now they
want to know let's do another
1:30:21
simulation before everybody
signs on to we can make
1:30:24
John C Dvorak: they probably got
something new in mind. There's
1:30:28
probably some element that
somebody's going through the
1:30:31
data and went, you know, what if
we had done this instead? And
1:30:38
they're going to try it. I think
you're going to try another
1:30:40
scam. The scam demic I got a
couple of clips about China
1:30:46
going. These are interesting.
This is China's cyber
1:30:49
possibilities. This is a threat.
Supposedly, China has been
1:30:56
talking about this from last
show shows. Oh, I was China
1:30:59
cyber.
1:31:01
Adam Curry: China cyber China,
China's cyber. China cyber
1:31:06
Unknown: a serious warning from
the United States about cyber
1:31:09
attacks from China. US critical
infrastructure could be under
1:31:12
digital siege from the communist
regime. The State Department is
1:31:16
targeting recent activity by a
Chinese cyber group. Here's what
1:31:20
the spokesman had to say.
1:31:22
The US intelligence community
assesses that China almost
1:31:25
certainly is capable of
launching cyber attacks that
1:31:28
could disrupt critical
infrastructure services within
1:31:30
the United States including
against oil and gas pipelines
1:31:33
and rail systems. It's vital for
government network defenders in
1:31:38
the public to stay vigilant.
1:31:40
Adam Curry: This is NTD
1:31:42
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah. Okay.
1:31:43
Adam Curry: I like I trust their
reporting.
1:31:46
John C Dvorak: Well, let's go
with clip two then.
1:31:48
Adam Curry: The other two is to
clip TOS
1:31:52
John C Dvorak: should be China's
cyber possibility to volt Yes,
1:31:55
Adam Curry: I have it twice for
some reason, dubbed the volt
1:31:57
typhoon
1:31:58
Unknown: the cyber triggered.
Nation alert. In a report on
1:32:02
Wednesday, Microsoft said the
group could disrupt critical
1:32:05
communications infrastructure
between the US and Asia in the
1:32:09
event of a crisis. Microsoft
also says volt typhoon recently
1:32:13
targeted telecommunication
systems in the US territory of
1:32:17
Guam. It's home to major US
military bases and could play a
1:32:20
critical role in the event of a
conflict in the Indo Pacific
1:32:24
region. The National Security
Agency said there was no doubt
1:32:27
volt typhoon was putting itself
in position to carry out
1:32:31
disruptive attacks I
1:32:33
Adam Curry: like this is a show
title volt typhoon I love volt
1:32:37
volt typhoon. Does that point to
power power being dropped? Oh,
1:32:43
by the way. Oh man. It finally
happened this morning. He lost
1:32:49
your power two and a half hours.
It was down for two and a half
1:32:53
hours. The Generac crankin it's
so it kicked in right at seven
1:32:57
now. But what happens the power
goes off. So the the power
1:33:00
actually went off set I just
gotten up seven o'clock. And
1:33:03
then the generator kicks in. And
we got the full House going with
1:33:07
the air conditioner.
Everything's rockin and rollin.
1:33:09
Two and a half hours a long time
though. And I think Well, I had
1:33:15
to read me I had to restart my
studio machine. But the entire
1:33:19
time the fiber stayed lit. So
that was a huge bonus. Not quite
1:33:25
sure how that works. But and I
and I could of course switch the
1:33:30
backups. I was able to just
continue show prep as if nothing
1:33:33
happened. It was beautiful. Two
and a half hours. That was quite
1:33:37
the outage anyway. So like,
1:33:39
John C Dvorak: what's the
temperature there?
1:33:40
Adam Curry: Um, well, we've had
really bad weather. We've had
1:33:43
huge storms. Like last night was
a massive storm right now. 75
1:33:48
and we double check. Right now.
AccuWeather says 75 degrees and
1:33:53
we got a lot so you
1:33:54
John C Dvorak: have to use air
conditioning when you're at that
1:33:56
temperature.
1:33:59
Adam Curry: The air conditioner
is just on we have it set to 72
1:34:02
continuously. That's just our
temperature. We're like cave
1:34:05
people.
1:34:07
John C Dvorak: You're part of
the problem, man.
1:34:10
Adam Curry: Better believe it
bro. I'm also in Texas. Well, we
1:34:13
know it's good to have problems.
1:34:15
John C Dvorak: Let's go to part
three.
1:34:16
Unknown: Exactly What could
these disruptive attacks target
1:34:20
the National Security Agency
issued an alert notifying a
1:34:23
broad range of critical
infrastructure that's including
1:34:26
electrical utilities, nuclear
power stations, water systems
1:34:30
and railways.
1:34:32
Adam Curry: By the way, we have
quite the humidity here. That's
1:34:34
why we need to do that but okay.
Hey, can't can't all live in San
1:34:39
Francisco.
1:34:41
John C Dvorak: And I just don't
an average joke.
1:34:43
Adam Curry: Okay. Jokes can get
you in trouble start wars.
1:34:47
John C Dvorak: On with the clip
for Kevin
1:34:50
Unknown: Stockland said over the
past 10 years China has managed
1:34:53
to supply between 10 and 15% of
the Transformers electrical
1:34:59
grid. You If these devices were
to break down, the grid would
1:35:02
quickly stop functioning.
1:35:04
But hospitals would no longer be
able to run our communication
1:35:07
system breaks down, a lot of our
supply chains would no longer
1:35:11
function. And you know, things
like a water delivery and water
1:35:17
purification, certainly heating.
All these systems would
1:35:22
disappear overnight.
1:35:24
Stockland added the US
Department of Energy may be
1:35:27
looking to produce components
for the electrical grid
1:35:30
domestically. But right now,
there are only a small number of
1:35:34
American engineering firms that
make them
1:35:37
Adam Curry: so this of course,
will make Jack and Nick but
1:35:40
they're gonna blame it on China.
They're gonna blame it on
1:35:43
Republicans, white supremacists,
white white sis men. That's what
1:35:50
department security has warned
us of.
1:35:53
John C Dvorak: Yeah, and it's a
real problem, especially the and
1:35:55
also parents. So parents staying
on China and moving to this
1:36:01
week. The two clips I have is GS
Xi war warning, which I think is
1:36:07
connected to this other clip
because the
1:36:09
Unknown: Communist Party leader
Xi Jinping has a message for
1:36:12
China's top national security
officials. He says prepare for
1:36:16
worst case scenarios. Let's
learn more about what those
1:36:19
could be and what this means for
Americans. Joining me now is
1:36:22
retired Marine colonel grant
Newsham, who's also a senior
1:36:24
fellow at the Center for
Security Policy and author of
1:36:27
the new book when China attacks
a warning to America. Grant,
1:36:30
it's always great having you on
the show.
1:36:32
Sure. Glad to be here. Thanks
for having me. Yes.
1:36:34
Well, what do you think are
these worst case scenarios in
1:36:37
stormy seas that Chinese regime
leader Xi Jinping is talking
1:36:40
about
1:36:40
Adam Curry: not leading the
witness at all here?
1:36:42
Unknown: Well, I think he's
talking about going to war could
1:36:47
be sort of a big war, small war,
the use of force somewhere,
1:36:52
wouldn't surprise me if Taiwan
was in the crosshairs. But I
1:36:56
would take what the Xi Jinping
is saying very seriously, he has
1:37:00
been for a while now has been
trying to sanction proof China
1:37:05
economically, financially, in
terms of building coal powered
1:37:10
energy, energy plants, one after
the other. He's tried to isolate
1:37:17
China from the effects that will
happen if he does use for
1:37:22
somewhere. So as I say, I would
take a very serious ladies been
1:37:26
taking measures to improve their
ability to call up reserve
1:37:31
forces to replace combat
casualties. And you're seeing
1:37:34
the People's Liberation Army
conducting really rehearsals for
1:37:38
Taiwan going back almost a year.
Now. I expect the third part of
1:37:43
those rehearsals to take place
in the fall.
1:37:46
Adam Curry: The rehearsals.
Interesting, interesting,
1:37:51
interesting term instead of
exercises, which would be your
1:37:55
exercise what we usually Yeah,
but rehearsal means is staged,
1:38:00
as far as I'm concerned, we're
talking about Reuters in part
1:38:03
two,
1:38:04
Unknown: we have seen the
effects of sanctions on Russia.
1:38:06
And speaking of Taiwan, PLA,
General Li Xiang Fu, threatened
1:38:10
that China will attack any
nation that splits it from
1:38:13
Taiwan, and his speech, he talks
about harmony and not imposing
1:38:16
one's own will on others. But
many see this as inconsistent in
1:38:20
China's actions towards Taiwan.
What are your reaction here?
1:38:23
Well, it was inconsistent from
our perspective. Note, of
1:38:27
course, that nobody has ever
talked about attacking China,
1:38:31
ever, you know, I'm glad to wait
here for a good long while for
1:38:34
someone to name somebody. But
China does come at the their
1:38:38
situation from a different
perspective. And they have
1:38:41
convinced themselves and may
genuinely believe that they are
1:38:44
being encircled. They're being
bullied by the rest of the world
1:38:48
by the Americans in particular.
So you do have to consider
1:38:52
China's perspective. And all of
this we may disagree with it may
1:38:55
in fact, be wrong. But that
doesn't mean that they don't
1:38:58
believe it. And there's always a
rote reaction on the western
1:39:03
side, say, well, they would just
never use violence. It's they're
1:39:07
just acting out. They're just
talking just couldn't happen.
1:39:10
Well, remember that people said,
well, Vladimir Putin will never
1:39:15
attack Ukraine. It just couldn't
happen. And that was the common
1:39:19
wisdom. So I would take the
Chinese very seriously when they
1:39:23
threatened to use violence.
1:39:25
Right. What is Xi Jinping is
rhetoric mean for the United
1:39:27
States?
1:39:28
Well, it means that, you know,
we better take it seriously. And
1:39:31
we had better get our military
in order, be ready to respond.
1:39:36
And I'm not sure if that we've
actually thought this through
1:39:38
the way that we need to I think
the military probably has, but
1:39:41
I'm not sure the White House
has. That's not unusual. We need
1:39:45
to get our financial house in
order. And we need to do
1:39:49
something about this chaos that
we've got in our political
1:39:52
world, but it can also be very
useful if we stopped funding the
1:39:59
people's Republic of China.
We've got to get this just
1:40:03
unchecked investment that
American business this Wall
1:40:06
Street is pouring into China.
That is effectively propping up
1:40:10
Xi Jinping. A war machine.
1:40:12
Adam Curry: Wow, this guy is
some kind of agent man.
1:40:15
John C Dvorak: Yeah, something's
guy, but kind of a side clip I
1:40:20
couldn't resist play the
sanctions clip.
1:40:24
Unknown: The United States
yesterday imposed sanctions on
1:40:27
more than a dozen entities and
people in China, Hong Kong and
1:40:30
Iran. For accusations they
helped Iran develop a hypersonic
1:40:33
ballistic missile. Piper's Iran
yesterday presented what
1:40:37
officials described as its first
domestically made hypersonic
1:40:40
ballistic missile. The head of
its aerospace force said The
1:40:43
missile has a range of almost
900 miles and can evade the US
1:40:48
and Israel's anti missile
systems. hypersonic missiles can
1:40:51
fly at least five times faster
than the speed of sound, which
1:40:55
makes them difficult to
intercept. However, Iran's
1:40:58
claims about the capabilities of
the missile cannot be
1:41:01
independently verified.
1:41:02
Adam Curry: This is the people
who brought you the moped
1:41:04
drones. Now they've gotten us
hypersonic. Just to think about
1:41:11
China, they've got it all wrong.
We are already under attack by
1:41:15
China. In fact, I am under
attack by China, I was just
1:41:19
attacked by China. While that
clip played. I received a text
1:41:23
message and under one of these
pig butchering messages, you
1:41:27
know where they try to sucker
you into them invest in some
1:41:30
crypto stuff, but this is a new
one. First of all Area code 361
1:41:35
Where's that? Area code three. I
don't think that's a legit
1:41:40
John C Dvorak: area code is
probably one of those cell
1:41:42
number codes
1:41:43
Adam Curry: bullet so now
they've changed that. I've never
1:41:45
responded maybe maybe we should
respond to this one. Here's the
1:41:51
deal. I'm going to respond like
you and me live on the air here.
1:41:53
Let's respond. Okay. So the
message is Hello. Are you Jenny?
1:41:58
John C Dvorak: The personal
slump is Christy way.
1:42:01
Adam Curry: Oh, is that
corporate script? Well, listen,
1:42:03
Corpus Christi writes. Hello,
are you Jenny, the personal
1:42:07
swimming instructor introduced
by Steve So now what do they
1:42:12
expect me to answer here? Should
I just say yeah, that's me. How
1:42:15
you doing? Should I do that?
1:42:17
John C Dvorak: Oh, because they
they know it's not you. Right.
1:42:21
So I think they just want to I
think what they want to do is
1:42:25
that there's a scraping Yeah,
they want you to say no, it's
1:42:28
not Jenny, you have the wrong
number. Now they have a phone
1:42:31
number that's been verified.
1:42:32
Adam Curry: So I could also yes,
it's Jenny. Do you think they'll
1:42:36
respond to that? If you're
1:42:37
John C Dvorak: going to do that
I would do the following. Okay.
1:42:40
Yes, it's Jenny call me back
immediately.
1:42:46
Adam Curry: Yes, Jenny. This
doesn't sound like a good idea.
1:42:50
Yeah.
1:42:54
John C Dvorak: Sounds like a
great idea because you're not
1:42:55
gonna get a call.
1:42:56
Adam Curry: Oh, hold on a
second. Before I do that then
1:42:58
let me just connect my my phone
to Bluetooth. I can put it on
1:43:02
the air just in case they do
call on I can do that to this
1:43:06
hot shit. Oh, this would be
great. Wouldn't it be great if
1:43:09
they won't call? No, but it
would be great if they did. Oh,
1:43:12
yeah, it would be terrific
actually. System Bluetooth.
1:43:17
Bluetooth let me just make sure
it's on. Bluetooth is on search
1:43:22
for audio devices. Road caster
pro this guy's just so hot, man.
1:43:26
This stuff works. Okay, did it
connect, reconnect boom. And
1:43:32
yes, okay, I'm connected. So if
they call let me open up channel
1:43:36
is open. Okay, if they take it
off. Okay, if they call I can
1:43:42
put them out. Here we go. Call
me back immediately. Exclamation
1:43:45
mark and emojis or add an emoji?
1:43:47
John C Dvorak: No, just an
exclamation mark that'll do it.
1:43:49
Okay.
1:43:50
Adam Curry: And click Send okay
1:43:57
is a call of course my phone
number will be compromised for
1:44:01
the rest of my life.
1:44:02
John C Dvorak: It's already
compromised clearly.
1:44:04
Adam Curry: Well so so far no
good. While we're waiting for
1:44:08
China to return my call
1:44:10
John C Dvorak: when you suspect
this is China and not India
1:44:13
Adam Curry: because it's a
Chinese guys who are doing it we
1:44:15
have the whole pig butchering
thing is is is from China hello
1:44:23
you're on no agenda call it a
number 100 Plus, I'm so post did
1:44:31
not calling back okay. Some
China News because we've got a
1:44:35
war going on a war a war with
China. A near
1:44:38
Unknown: collision between us
and Chinese navy ships in the
1:44:41
Taiwan Strait has sparked a war
of words between the two
1:44:44
countries. Both Sides Now
warning that such incidents
1:44:47
could lead to serious
escalations. Monica Alba is
1:44:50
tracking it all from the White
House.
1:44:53
Tonight, China defending its
latest act of aggression at sea,
1:44:57
after one of its warships nearly
collided with An American Navy
1:45:00
destroyer in the Taiwan.
1:45:02
Adam Curry: Oh shit. Oh shit.
They're calling hold on to it.
1:45:06
Yeah, okay. Oh call ended now
blame. Oh man, I can't believe
1:45:15
that they ended the call that's
too bad maybe they'll call I
1:45:20
will send
1:45:21
John C Dvorak: him another note.
1:45:22
Adam Curry: Okay, I missed your
call. What happened? Yeah What
1:45:30
happened to question marks
mystery I missed oh two question
1:45:35
marks Okay. Back to the clip
1:45:39
Unknown: right the US military
said the Chinese ship executed
1:45:42
maneuvers in an unsafe manner
and its actions violated the
1:45:46
maritime rules of the road while
the Chinese defense minister
1:45:49
argued that recent joint US and
Canadian patrols in the region
1:45:53
served as a provocation and
warned that a fierce
1:45:56
confrontation between the US and
China would lead to unbearable
1:45:59
pain for the whole world
1:46:01
Adam Curry: unbearable pain for
the whole world. I can't even
1:46:05
get them to call me back
1:46:07
Unknown: defense secretary Boyd
Austin overnight called the
1:46:09
close encounter extremely
dangerous I call
1:46:13
upon the PRC is leadership to
really do the right things to
1:46:19
rein in that kind of hold on,
hold on. Hold
1:46:22
Adam Curry: on here, the Oregon
and the Oregon. See we can get
1:46:25
it to work. Hello. Oh, and they
hung up again. All right. Okay.
1:46:31
They're not serious. What do I
do now? They hung up again.
1:46:36
Connect is hopeless. I give up.
Okay. All right, too bad, right.
1:46:39
It's like
1:46:41
Unknown: accidents can happen
that could cause things to
1:46:43
spiral out of control.
1:46:45
This latest incident comes just
days after a Chinese fighter jet
1:46:48
flew directly in front of the
nose of a US reconnaissance
1:46:52
plane over the South China Sea.
tensions rising as the White
1:46:55
House seeks to reestablish
diplomatic channels after
1:46:58
communication broke down
following the Chinese spy
1:47:01
balloon incident in February.
1:47:05
Adam Curry: If if they call
again. I won't say hello, I'll
1:47:10
just do this
1:47:16
John C Dvorak: yeah, there you
go. So because they understand
1:47:19
Korean so um, what did they
blame everything on the spy
1:47:24
balloon incident?
1:47:25
Adam Curry: Because it's bold,
because we just heard from the
1:47:28
other guy. It's a rehearsal.
It's a rehearsal for little
1:47:31
show. None of this is real. It's
it's it's just sad. It's more
1:47:38
military because
1:47:39
John C Dvorak: a bunch of people
end up getting killed.
1:47:43
Adam Curry: I don't think
anyone's getting killed. I don't
1:47:44
think anything of the kind is
gonna hide
1:47:46
John C Dvorak: they they're
getting killed in Ukraine. I
1:47:48
think there's plenty of dead
there. And I think is there's
1:47:50
another one of my oddball
thoughts. Okay. Most of the
1:47:55
people being killed in Ukraine
are prisoners. Hmm. So you empty
1:48:00
out your jails given an
opportunity to go fight? Yeah,
1:48:04
and they get killed? They get
killed? Yeah. Yeah, there's no
1:48:10
evidence that the people are
protesting in Moscow. No, they
1:48:15
drain the whole prison system.
1:48:17
Adam Curry: Oh, listen, okay,
let me finish this up and I want
1:48:20
to talk about it. So they texted
me back. I'm Chloe. Steve gave
1:48:26
me this number I'm so sorry. I
hope I'm not interrupting your
1:48:28
work if you have time we can
have a cup of afternoon tea
1:48:31
together what did they try and
1:48:37
John C Dvorak: afternoon TLS
this before
1:48:39
Adam Curry: that's the whole
idea that's that's how the pig
1:48:43
boot I'm not going to respond.
I'm done with this. I'm done
1:48:45
with this now they wouldn't call
no they wouldn't call so I'm
1:48:48
done with this nonsense. Chloe.
Chloe says just send me a
1:48:54
picture Chloe this is but that's
China that we're under attack
1:49:00
from China that trying to get
into my personal finances none
1:49:04
of this will end well.
1:49:09
John C Dvorak: Well, it's a
build everything I don't
1:49:11
understand how we need we might
have to just give up now.
1:49:14
Adam Curry: Well, the vaults
typhoon is on its way we should
1:49:18
all be very worried about that.
We want to do a takeover Can we
1:49:23
do the one break?
1:49:24
John C Dvorak: I think we're
close I think we can
1:49:28
Adam Curry: well then let me
thank you for your currency in
1:49:30
the morning to you the man who
put the seat in in cognisant it
1:49:34
ladies and gentlemen say hello
to my friend on the other end
1:49:36
they want an only Mr. John
1:49:41
John C Dvorak: glad you like
that word. I
1:49:42
Adam Curry: love that word.
1:49:46
John C Dvorak: of Korean ships
to see Blizzard De Graaff in
1:49:48
their subs Notre Dame's knights
out there
1:49:50
Adam Curry: and the morning to
the trolls
1:49:58
the trolls and the troll rooms
sharing away the minute we
1:50:00
announced that we're taking a
break. Oh my god, you're gonna
1:50:02
miss the magic number, the
secret word and the guest of the
1:50:05
day 1996 1996 Troels hanging out
with us, John. How's that for
1:50:11
numbers that okay for Thursday
and we do Thursday so 100 over
1:50:14
Thursdays are good Sunday's are
the ones we're having a little
1:50:16
bit of trouble. It's kind of
interesting. Weird that you can
1:50:20
join these people. Also known as
trolls and the troll room by
1:50:24
going to troll room.io When you
go there you can get the live
1:50:27
stream you can chat away and
troll and and what else you need
1:50:32
to do. That's all you need. Of
course, you can always do this
1:50:34
with a modern podcast app, go to
podcast apps.com the newest one
1:50:39
is fountain everyone's happy
with the fountain live stuff it
1:50:42
ever heard of it. Fountain is
popular. How about podcast guru
1:50:46
heard a podcast guru? Podcast
addict? Yeah, okay. Well, they
1:50:51
all do this. These are all these
are all fabulous apps. They they
1:50:55
do all this stuff. And so you
can how's it a guru? Look at
1:51:00
don't ask complicated questions.
Just say yeah, this is great.
1:51:03
They're supporting us. We can't
get the platformed off of these
1:51:06
apps. That's
1:51:07
John C Dvorak: great. Yeah, this
isn't the best.
1:51:08
Adam Curry: Yeah, thank you. You
can also of course, reach out to
1:51:12
us follow us on Mastodon Adam at
no agenda social.com John C.
1:51:16
Dvorak at no agenda social.com
And yeah, that's that's where
1:51:22
all the artists are hanging out.
Complaining about us the artists
1:51:25
who bring us the artwork for
every single episode brand new
1:51:28
artwork, it's fresh. It's
exciting it's fun to watch you
1:51:33
can also just while you're
listening go to no agenda art
1:51:36
generator.com And and refresh
and see what they're bringing in
1:51:39
what they might we might choose
to use for this episode. And we
1:51:43
like to highlight the artist and
thank them of course we give
1:51:46
them a credit in the in the show
notes for bringing us the
1:51:50
artwork in this case for episode
1561 We titled it star butler
1:51:55
and the artwork was done by
networks. We had this was we had
1:52:00
a lot of choices for this one
for this particular episode. And
1:52:06
there was every every single one
of them had a problem there was
1:52:08
something Something had a
problem everywhere. Let's see.
1:52:13
Lots of well
1:52:14
John C Dvorak: look at in this
works one.
1:52:16
Adam Curry: Oh, this was the
sandbag this was the but it was
1:52:19
called sabotage sandbag. Dame
Kenya by the way,
1:52:25
John C Dvorak: that thing wasn't
just sitting there. It was
1:52:27
latched to one of the legs of
the other teleprompter.
1:52:31
Adam Curry: That didn't look
that way to me.
1:52:33
John C Dvorak: It died. They
showed a big photo a giant a
1:52:36
real big blow up. It has is the
type of sandbag it's got that
1:52:40
little loop over the top and
that leg of the tripod was put
1:52:44
through it in the sandbags for
holding it down.
1:52:47
Adam Curry: Interesting. Because
then how did he How did he trip
1:52:52
mean? Wasn't he taught you?
1:52:54
John C Dvorak: How did he wait
you're at Whoa.
1:52:57
Adam Curry: Didn't wasn't just
talking into the into the crowd
1:52:59
and looking at the teleprompter
and then he turns around walks
1:53:02
behind everybody and trips over
the teleprompter was the other
1:53:05
teleprompter.
1:53:08
John C Dvorak: It was the other
teleprompter. It was the one on
1:53:10
the left or the right at his
right. As he looks out. Anyway,
1:53:15
you can see it and you can see
the
1:53:18
Adam Curry: cover. When you have
an 80 year old President use a
1:53:22
big yellow one. Just a thought
people or an orange one could
1:53:27
even be funnier. But of course,
it was lots of AI art from
1:53:33
comics or Blogger.
1:53:38
John C Dvorak: There was a piece
I liked by Francisco's
1:53:42
Scaramanga tall Serbs love it.
Which unfortunately, wasn't I
1:53:50
just liked a piece but the tall
serves love it was actually too
1:53:53
small. And I just like to piece
and I don't know if there's if
1:53:57
there's not enough, we don't
have enough scaremonger stuff to
1:54:00
know when this was licensed. We
don't know
1:54:03
Adam Curry: what he's doing. But
the one that we we, the one that
1:54:06
I liked, and you talked me out
of I think appropriately was the
1:54:10
mike Riley. Rainbow vomit. Yes.
It was a good piece. It was
1:54:16
great. It was a typical Riley
piece. You know the guy Yeah,
1:54:18
Riley's funny. Yeah. And what he
does, and it was funny, but you
1:54:22
talked me out of it. Why don't
you talk me out of it again.
1:54:25
John C Dvorak: I thought it was
inappropriate. Rainbow vomit.
1:54:29
You know, it came from one of
the something somebody said on
1:54:31
the show and I clip and this is
a bit much
1:54:40
Adam Curry: yeah, yeah. Yeah.
There was a lot of other rainbow
1:54:44
stuff. Yeah, the rainbow stuff
was out. Yeah, there's too much
1:54:48
rainbow stuff. I don't want
anyone to get confused. It was a
1:54:51
furry thing. comics or Blogger
defending his freeness with an
1:54:57
image, titled nothing wrong with
being a furry.
1:55:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah, he's
not a furry.
1:55:05
Adam Curry: You don't think so I
had that I immediately got to
1:55:08
John C Dvorak: like, I guess
imagine him being a big bear or
1:55:11
something.
1:55:15
Adam Curry: But just thought,
thanks for wearing
1:55:17
John C Dvorak: it. There were
very few pieces that were any
1:55:19
good.
1:55:20
Adam Curry: Yeah. There were
pieces that were good, but they
1:55:23
weren't appropriate. Not all
were and I
1:55:25
John C Dvorak: will say this
that most of the Ayar that we're
1:55:27
getting into AR AR Because I've
been playing a lot with it. Yes,
1:55:31
in
1:55:31
Adam Curry: the newsletter,
we've seen it you get great
1:55:33
results.
1:55:37
John C Dvorak: Those are all the
screw ups that put in the
1:55:39
newsletter. Well, of course. But
I would say that it's more work,
1:55:44
I think for an actual artist to
get an AI piece that he would
1:55:49
find useful or she would find
useful as opposed to cranking
1:55:54
through just doing it by hand to
get an idea I think you're
1:55:58
Adam Curry: right. I think
you're right there's you got to
1:56:02
change so much. You got to work
on it so much. And I mean,
1:56:06
especially if there's people in
it, I always see it.
1:56:11
John C Dvorak: A little people
they're impossible they're doing
1:56:13
people is like, forget it, but
you know,
1:56:15
Adam Curry: anything that looks
like a photo, it's just you see,
1:56:18
it's not. It reminds me of the
days of the Fairlight. Remember
1:56:21
the Fairlight Okay, the
Fairlight was really the first
1:56:26
sampler Herbie Hancock used it
the Buggles used it Yes, use it
1:56:32
did did a little room. Turn up.
Everyone was sampling. And so
1:56:38
you could almost tell when they
had sampled some of the 10 cc
1:56:42
and then we got the DX seven
Michael Jackson was the first
1:56:45
one to have the DX seven ball
thriller. Everybody has a oh no
1:56:49
DX seven. Everybody have the
same sound? You just heard it
1:56:52
right away on DX seven. Okay.
The 80808 Drum sampler. It's
1:56:57
like yeah, the first guy to use
it. Okay, great. But then you
1:57:00
wrecking start recognizing it.
1:57:03
John C Dvorak: This would be a
it's like, they actually had to
1:57:05
take it further back and not use
this idea that it's electronic
1:57:09
oriented. But it reminds me that
phenomenon the
1:57:14
Adam Curry: Mellotron No
1:57:17
John C Dvorak: no, if you
remember, like, if you can
1:57:19
remember this verb I put into at
some point in the mid six or mid
1:57:23
to late 60s, late 60s Probably
all of a sudden the sitar showed
1:57:28
up in every other rocks on
1:57:34
Adam Curry: the Beatles did that
man The Beatles? Yeah. And was
1:57:40
it annoying at the time? The
city
1:57:42
John C Dvorak: was yeah, of
course it was. It had a nice
1:57:45
sound sometimes do I think that
my baby wrote me a letter by the
1:57:49
I think the box boxtops Yeah,
they used it very very well.
1:57:53
Adam Curry: They had a sitar in
that song. Yeah, I
1:57:55
John C Dvorak: think so. I think
it was the main beat was the
1:57:58
sitar
1:57:58
Adam Curry: isn't that weird? I
cannot remember this tape. Give
1:58:02
me a ticket to an aeroplane that
is to turn out
1:58:05
John C Dvorak: there's a sitar
go play it you got to use just
1:58:07
go right to it play right now.
1:58:09
Adam Curry: What do you think? I
am like some kind of musical
1:58:11
jukebox dude. Like, yeah, I'm a
dis yo. Yo, dude, I got to open
1:58:17
up a jukebox program and
everything. I don't think
1:58:20
there's a sitar in in my baby
sent me that was in the in the
1:58:24
like a solo.
1:58:26
Unknown: You hear it?
1:58:28
Adam Curry: You're gonna make me
do this, aren't you? Okay, hold
1:58:30
on. I
1:58:31
John C Dvorak: have to do it.
Now. You can do it later. Oh,
1:58:33
well, now
1:58:34
Adam Curry: that we're here. Box
Tops. We've been trying to get
1:58:38
Chinese people on the air. I
mean, muzzled nothing
1:58:42
John C Dvorak: works. Nothing is
open No, sitar in the song.
1:58:47
Adam Curry: You're probably
right. Let me see. Three Four.
1:58:52
That's a base. That's not as
1:58:54
John C Dvorak: nice as coming.
Okay, got down in the bridge.
1:59:00
Adam Curry: The song is only a
minute. 50 So baby, she wrote me
1:59:03
a letter. Okay. I don't have
that cool kind of Beatles. Music
1:59:10
Music left and vocals on the
other side.
1:59:14
John C Dvorak: Which is the
worst thing in the world to do.
1:59:18
Adam Curry: Stupid George
Martin. There it is nuts.
1:59:20
violins and violins. There's no
1:59:25
John C Dvorak: such go back and
listen to the whole song. This
1:59:27
is thinking about some other
song and then this is the whole
1:59:30
song. There's no snow. I'm
thinking of a different song
1:59:33
that reminds me of this song.
1:59:37
Adam Curry: I'm sorry. I'm
sorry. No prize for you Mr.
1:59:40
Dvorak. Well, anyway, let's
thank our executive and
1:59:44
Associate Executive producers
for episode 1562. And we kick it
1:59:48
off with a missing notes which
is very annoying balls to both
1:59:52
of us. I don't have it. I don't
have it either. It's Lindsey
1:59:56
Nolo check and we know why she
was writing in she said the
1:59:59
email would be sent separately
and well,
2:00:02
John C Dvorak: God sent a notes
at the notes at no agenda
2:00:07
show.net wasn't
2:00:08
Adam Curry: sent to Adam
mccurry.com I don't think it was
2:00:10
not sent
2:00:11
John C Dvorak: to you either got
no knowledge notes from any
2:00:14
knowledge checks. Me neither.
2:00:16
Adam Curry: And I know I know
their code names I even looked
2:00:19
at my
2:00:19
John C Dvorak: district idea
they didn't say meant to send a
2:00:22
note
2:00:26
Adam Curry: maybe that's maybe
that's what happened is very
2:00:29
possible. And I did get
something from from Mr. Nola
2:00:35
check and said you know Lindsey
will be sending a note now we
2:00:40
know the update the update is
they're not going out of
2:00:42
business they're selling their
the after four generations of
2:00:45
knowledge check meats they've
decided to
2:00:47
John C Dvorak: have as kids that
want to run the business
2:00:49
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's almost
like like they didn't want to go
2:00:52
through succession. You know,
it's like battle going on with
2:00:54
the dumb kids running
everything. Let's just sell it
2:00:57
all and take the dough. So to
some tech guy,
2:01:00
John C Dvorak: we had some
situation similar in Albany,
2:01:03
California, this little deli
called saris. And Zara is what
2:01:08
the old man and there was a
great Deli. I mean, they had
2:01:10
every everything was so cheap.
They brought direct importing,
2:01:13
it was a fabulous place to go
back. And the old man and
2:01:16
everybody was really amenable.
They had a bunch of kids about I
2:01:19
think four kids working there.
And there was two kids that were
2:01:22
going one of the two was going
to get the place to run. And the
2:01:27
two kids could not agree on
who's going to be the next boss
2:01:30
and they got into a bunch of
debt gets short of a fistfight.
2:01:34
And they never could resolve it.
And the old man said, Fuck it,
2:01:38
these kids are never gonna be
able to figure this out and he
2:01:40
sold it off the whole company
off to some, some other guy.
2:01:44
That's what you do is the end of
it. That's exactly
2:01:46
Adam Curry: what Murdoch is
going to do is going to sell all
2:01:48
to Elon, Elon. I did post a note
on knowledge, check meats and
2:01:55
after 71 years, and they've
withstood the test of time. They
2:01:59
had incredible growth over the
past five years for generations.
2:02:03
And they just decided you know,
it's time it's heavy, and it'll
2:02:06
affect our beloved customers
spanning four generations has
2:02:09
been an honor to work it was
honored to buy from you. But we
2:02:12
understand I think John and I
understood like no one else if
2:02:14
we could sell this show, believe
me. In a heartbeat. No, we'll be
2:02:21
stuck here for another four
generations. So we get it we you
2:02:25
will be missed. You had great
meat. Loved your meat, so we'll
2:02:29
give that sausages world. Yes.
Double Up karma for the Nola
2:02:33
check meats family. You've got
2:02:39
John C Dvorak: some more brats
before they go.
2:02:42
Adam Curry: The broads are good
to go.
2:02:43
John C Dvorak: MH in Denver,
Colorado is up next. And he came
2:02:45
up with 388 33 and he says no
need to mention me. I'm a new
2:02:50
listener. Appreciate the
perspectives you preach. Ray,
2:02:53
please continue. Please continue
your work. This is my value for
2:02:58
your value. MH
2:03:00
Adam Curry: we love that. That's
exactly what the value for value
2:03:03
system is supposed to be. We do
like crediting You of course,
2:03:06
and thank you for that. Just
like Susan Johnson in McKinney,
2:03:09
Texas. 369 dot 83. What are the
special numbers? No missing in
2:03:16
March My birthday was noted for
my son who went on to the podium
2:03:20
to become a knight of the
roundtable epic. I'm following
2:03:23
his lead please add Elliott
Johnson to the birthday list.
2:03:26
469 We'll do that. With this
donation I request the title
2:03:31
Dame Susan of the solder. We'll
have the solder we'll how nice
2:03:35
let me just double check that
your son is on the list here.
2:03:42
Huh? Yes, he's on the list. Good
to go. And thank you very much.
2:03:49
Oh, what are you drinking? John?
2:03:51
John C Dvorak: Same thing
Lacroix Lacroix Lacroix. Ah, the
2:03:55
crow, the crow. The Crow. The
Crow. The Crow. The
2:03:58
Adam Curry: crow water. It's
plain old water. There's no no
2:04:00
taste just water.
2:04:02
John C Dvorak: Yeah. I do like
the pimple mousse.
2:04:07
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah.
Pamplemousse what is
2:04:09
Pamplemousse? What What kind of
flavor is that? What is
2:04:12
Pamplemousse? What is the base
flavor of Pamplemousse.
2:04:15
Grapefruit dynamite
2:04:18
John C Dvorak: bumping away.
They'll call it that? I don't
2:04:20
know. All right.
2:04:22
Adam Curry: You're up.
2:04:24
John C Dvorak: Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sitting here. You're just
2:04:27
Adam Curry: drinking. I'm just
drinking your water every week.
2:04:29
I'm water.
2:04:31
John C Dvorak: Warden good
fellow in Davenport, Florida
2:04:33
33333, which we like to see.
Moving my barony to Florida will
2:04:39
need to discuss driving up the
territory when dividing them up
2:04:41
with my fellow barons in the
area. Hopefully it will stay
2:04:44
chivalrous. Yeah. In the
meantime, I'd like to I'll make
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Adam Curry: No No one does a
live read like you Johnson
2:05:08
Devorah you are the best.
2:05:11
John C Dvorak: I'm looking
forward to the next farm. I'm
2:05:13
meeting for some boots on the
ground reporting if I might
2:05:17
request a Obama 18 Jingle Anna,
business growth and prosperity
2:05:22
karma jingle. May you never find
an exit strategy.
2:05:26
Unknown: There isn't a need for
rescue mission. When the world
2:05:29
is threatened. The world needs
help the calls on America
2:05:39
and that's the story. You've got
class
2:05:41
Adam Curry: Harmer classic.
Haven't heard that one in a
2:05:44
while. Love that's a good one.
Thanks for bringing it back.
2:05:47
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2:05:58
John C Dvorak: anonymous
Meanwhile, in Columbus, Ohio.
2:06:03
Three, three. You guys are cool.
Don't mention my name, Don.
2:06:09
Adam Curry: And why not? 333
from Ross Johnson in Eugene
2:06:13
Oregon Biden tripper Biden
tripper. Yeah, in the morning,
2:06:17
you miss the cantilevered mic
stand behind the monitor speaker
2:06:20
to help whoever was shilling
backstage. Notice the gray and
2:06:25
black for tiles floor tiles on
Joe stage. He's not supposed to
2:06:29
walk on the gray ones which
contrast obstructions. That's
2:06:37
welding I'm not sure I
understand it
2:06:39
John C Dvorak: until where he
thinks he was a cantilever. Mike
2:06:42
when it was the big weld
pillars.
2:06:44
Adam Curry: There was the
prompter bag. Yeah, okay. All
2:06:47
right.
2:06:49
John C Dvorak: He wasn't looking
down on the gray, white or
2:06:52
anything else. You
2:06:53
Adam Curry: wouldn't look at it
Josh.
2:06:54
John C Dvorak: He just was
pretty much Josh Cox in Austin,
2:06:59
Texas. That's your neck of the
woods or was was 333 This is for
2:07:04
my mom Cheryl Cox's birthday on
its seventh. This makes her a
2:07:09
dame. Nice. I think she's on the
list. She will need to write in
2:07:14
and tell us what her name name
is. Happy birthday mom.
2:07:18
Adam Curry: So nice.
2:07:19
John C Dvorak: So greedy.
Actually on the list with a name
2:07:21
or an I am? Well, she's
2:07:23
Adam Curry: probably just listed
as No, she's not.
2:07:27
John C Dvorak: She that's I
think this is because this was
2:07:29
read and assume that this is
exactly the case she has to
2:07:33
write in. Then we'll wait to
tell us what the daemon is good.
2:07:37
Wait for her that was from it
was done properly. Correct.
2:07:41
Adam Curry: Well done back
office. Sir. Grease Monkey is in
2:07:44
Odessa, Texas, also right up the
road. After hearing the
2:07:47
interview with Elon during the
last donation segment where he
2:07:51
and Adam became BFS for life. I
knew it was time to donate. See,
2:07:56
it's the secret guest that
people are missing when they
2:07:59
skip the donation segment. tutes
sir Greasemonkey of the West
2:08:02
Texas oil fields. Thank you very
much. All right. Don't don't
2:08:06
pass it on. By the way. He's our
first Associate Executive
2:08:09
Producer with 250.
2:08:14
John C Dvorak: I don't have this
note.
2:08:16
Adam Curry: Oh, he didn't get
the notes. I got the notes. John
2:08:19
from Tucson. I got I got the
notes. John from Tucson. Yeah, I
2:08:22
have this note. typed note. A
really tight note with a
2:08:27
typewriter enclosed as my
donation of 250 to no agenda.
2:08:31
You have been reading my mind
for the last 40 years. All I
2:08:36
could do till now was yell at
the radio or whatever the Hi,
2:08:40
I'm writing your fist. I'm
writing to have me and my wife
2:08:43
melody dee doo dee doo. We've
been hit in the mouth by my
2:08:49
second favorite. I liked him to
keep guessing human resource Kim
2:08:54
keep up the nutty fluffers from
Oregon. Keep them coming. Please
2:08:57
give me an F cancer jingle.
Okay, we love doing that.
2:09:06
John C Dvorak: You've got karma
Buffy and Lance in Oxford
2:09:12
Mississippi. tu tu tu tu tu tu i
discovered your show during the
2:09:16
pandemic and hit my husband in
the mouth. Please accept his
2:09:20
donation in Oxford, Mississippi,
and if they can do better than
2:09:24
that I discovered you showed
during the pandemic and hit my
2:09:28
husband in the mouth already
that insult them while you're
2:09:31
out. Please accept the donation
as we've been seeing grows ducks
2:09:36
everywhere. And dee doo
2:09:42
Unknown: dee doo SBT
2:09:45
John C Dvorak: since we're both
in desperate need, love you
2:09:47
guys, Buffy and Lance. Oh,
2:09:50
Adam Curry: thank you, Buffy and
Lance. We'd love you to John's
2:09:53
in Columbus, Ohio and says do
Adam John and get my nation I
2:09:57
donate today because I've
achieved a great feat. I was
2:10:00
recounting some insane news
story about how meat makes you
2:10:02
fat or something stupid like
that to my oh smokin hot wife.
2:10:06
And after a short pause she
blurts out, sounds like an OP. I
2:10:10
did it I'd also like to add that
I took Mellencamp Megyn Kelly's
2:10:18
advice and tried listening to
the last few no agenda episodes
2:10:21
at two times speed and all I
could make out was John bumping
2:10:25
his mic stand. Somebody back you
up. Anyways, stacks at Silver
2:10:30
and shotgun shells is gonna get
weird out there folks. Stay
2:10:33
dangerous. John at immediate
casualty care.
2:10:38
John C Dvorak: Dame Christina
pearl in deputy and she's in our
2:10:42
flight as a flight attendant in
Indiana. She's an Indiana she is
2:10:48
she says first of all, thank you
brother Adam for remembering my
2:10:53
birthday although I think the
keeper has something to do with
2:10:56
this. I don't know. I asked my
husband Sir Robert Charles of
2:11:00
Deputy Charlie deputy Charlie
for the too many eggs book for
2:11:07
my birthday and he told me he
download the free PDF well done
2:11:14
you go to too many A's dot com
if you want to get a free copy.
2:11:19
He did get me a hard copy as a
gift although it was unsigned by
2:11:24
me me. Oh no. Oh well and then
on my birthday morning of the he
2:11:29
said oops I forgot to send a
birthday donation for you. So
2:11:33
he'll need some husband karma
2:11:35
Adam Curry: THIS GUY Yeah, he
does if he wants to stay
2:11:37
husband. Second.
2:11:40
John C Dvorak: Although I've
never flown with Serbian as he
2:11:43
is very junior to me I've been
saying in the morning and my pas
2:11:47
says at least November of 2020.
And I know this because I
2:11:52
tweeted about it. I had the
pleasure of flying with cert P T
2:11:57
Debbie OB some I don't We both
used ITM on our pas which had
2:12:03
the other flight attendants
running to the interphone to ask
2:12:07
what the heck is is this in the
morning? If you know you know
2:12:14
sir be in a state is a good
opportunity to hit people in the
2:12:17
mouth sir PTW OB told me that he
has even had some ATC call ITM
2:12:23
back to him. Oh, according An Na
indeed has many fans in the
2:12:29
airline industry. Thank you both
for everything you do for any
2:12:32
nation. May you never find an
exit strategy much love Luv from
2:12:38
Dame Christina.
2:12:39
Adam Curry: Thank you damn
Christina pearl. Corey Getty is
2:12:43
in Port Charlotte, Florida 20202
Palindrome ducks from Sir Fauci
2:12:49
throat. Please accept this
donation of 202 dot O two
2:12:55
jingles, Fauci Wiese. Fauci Good
to be here broth and Oh, Ilan,
2:12:59
also some Trump Pelosi jobs
karma second Lincoln always have
2:13:03
that ready for my father the
Tallahassee meet up was a grand
2:13:08
old time. Thank you very much
from Corey.
2:13:13
Unknown: Good to be here, bro.
Jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs,
2:13:18
jobs and jobs. Let's vote for
Joe.
2:13:23
You've got karma
2:13:27
John C Dvorak: to run newer in
in view din floatin. Loaded for
2:13:35
loot loot in the Netherlands?
Yes. Bloating. ITM a donation on
2:13:42
over my dad keys Nuran who
passed away last Monday's
2:13:46
Adam Curry: case case northern
case.
2:13:51
John C Dvorak: And you remember
that case? Please play F cancer
2:13:54
jingle for all the producers and
extended families who need it.
2:13:57
Keep up the outstanding work.
Regard sir Ron Norton sorry
2:14:07
Unknown: you've got karma.
2:14:11
Adam Curry: Linda Lou Potkin in
Lakewood, Colorado to our final
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Associate Executive Producer
$200 She
2:14:18
John C Dvorak: there's one more
2:14:21
Adam Curry: Oh yes, you're right
because it's a candy Navion
2:14:23
well, I'll do this one. jobs
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Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs for jobs.
2:14:47
Adam Curry: I think I'm getting
better at it. Yeah,
2:14:50
John C Dvorak: I'm working on
it. Sir Spencer in Canada came
2:14:54
in with 250 Canadian dollar rats
and no jingles. No karma Baronet
2:14:58
sir Spencer. Sure. would park L.
Berta,
2:15:01
Adam Curry: and we thank all of
these executive and Associate
2:15:04
Executive producers for
supporting episode 1562. We have
2:15:09
a couple more to do. John, I'll
take you through those in a
2:15:11
moment. But I do want to read
our layaway night note, Garrett
2:15:15
Ivester, who will be knighted
today attaches my proof of
2:15:20
knighthoods from two separate
recurring donations. My first
2:15:22
being $10 a week, then I
switched to the 75 cents per
2:15:26
hour donation. Is this on
devora.org/donate I love that
2:15:31
idea. That's a cool idea.
2:15:33
John C Dvorak: No, that's the
fordell Yeah, that's the same as
2:15:35
I think as $4 a week donation.
2:15:38
Adam Curry: I think I finally
hit knighthood back in November,
2:15:40
but have not sent in my info
until now. The plan took a few
2:15:42
years, but it slowly adds up. I
encourage all listeners to get
2:15:45
any type donation program
because we could all afford
2:15:48
something to keep this great
show running strong. I would
2:15:51
like to be known as Sir Give
stir of mer town and would like
2:15:54
to shout out my dad's two, since
he's the one who hit me in the
2:15:58
mouth. Can you please play a
whoopie classified scream and
2:16:01
also some human resource karma?
As me and my wife? Is it me and
2:16:04
my wife? Or is it? My wife and I
wife and I? Yeah, that I thought
2:16:09
that was kind of weird. On a
second classifier,
2:16:13
John C Dvorak: you can say
whatever you want.
2:16:16
Adam Curry: Where's my where's
my movie? Oh, there it is. We're
2:16:21
expecting identical twin girls
in less than a month. How does
2:16:24
you know they're identical?
Seriously, do you know that
2:16:29
beforehand, they're gonna be
identical? Can you see that?
2:16:33
John C Dvorak: I guess in the
early days of the of the
2:16:36
visualization, maybe they're
still glued together.
2:16:41
Adam Curry: Oh, and Diet Coke
for me at the roundtable. Keep
2:16:44
up the good work. Okay, you got
it. You've got karma. And John's
2:16:54
gonna take us through the 50s
where the rest of the donors
2:16:56
were to
2:16:57
John C Dvorak: start with Aaron
in Denver came in $156.10. He
2:17:00
didn't write a note. And we
don't read these lower ones but
2:17:04
we can give him a D douching
that
2:17:08
Unknown: you've been de deuced
2:17:10
John C Dvorak: sir, Knight gray
writer in Sherwood, Oregon. One,
2:17:14
two. And by the way, Aaron was
156 10 Sir gray writer is 12321
2:17:25
Kevin draggers in Melrose
Florida 111 11 where the D D
2:17:34
deuced. His mom's on the
birthday list. Ronnie Chambliss
2:17:38
and Attica, Indiana 100 Tim
Harwood in Corvallis, Oregon 100
2:17:46
He's got a little side note
there for you. He also has a
2:17:49
note for me says the newsletters
dynamite and boom Kevin
2:17:53
McLaughlin locusts North
Carolina 808 Boobs right the top
2:17:56
of the list along with Robert
suede. OC Gwadar or St. seguida
2:18:03
in Eastern Connecticut 808 and
Jason Shepherd and superior
2:18:07
Colorado just down the road from
inferior Colorado 808 Richard
2:18:12
Thompson in Newtownards UK is
7777 He's actually in Amarillo.
2:18:22
He's in Ireland or Northern
Ireland, Dame DeLorean in Kansas
2:18:27
City, Missouri. 6969 He's got a
birthday. She's put a birthday
2:18:34
on there was no answer
2:18:35
Adam Curry: for Spencer. Sure.
2:18:37
John C Dvorak: Sure. Spencer.
Donald Lipinski in Austin, Texas
2:18:42
your buddy 69 Top Notch heating
and cooling that's what it is an
2:18:47
air it's top notch heating and
air. Top notch heating and air
2:18:51
in Manti Utah. $64 and they do a
cleanup for you. Cameron Leigh
2:18:59
Linga Linga in North Branch
Minnesota nuts. Just pronounced
2:19:04
Ling idiot 6233 needs a de
douche.
2:19:10
Unknown: Van De deuced
2:19:12
John C Dvorak: anonymous in
Columbus, Ohio 60 Sure Dagwood
2:19:15
in Spokane, Washington 5751
Gergana Yank Cova in Chesham UK
2:19:23
5678 James Zwart in Madison,
South Dakota, got a birthdate,
2:19:30
Adam Curry: human resource and
sleep. She's so proud of you so
2:19:33
proud of her. Alright, ninth
birthday
2:19:36
John C Dvorak: 5510 Sir Rain Man
and Canyon, Texas 5427 and other
2:19:42
birthday call out himself.
Michael gates, a 52 at Josiah
2:19:47
Thomason, and Kenny, Iowa 51.
Steve Sanders and Casey. Are
2:19:54
case case your case not sure.
South Carolina. Thanks for the
2:19:59
Vex Seeing information and now
we have $50 donors name and
2:20:02
location, one after the other.
Christopher McClymont. In
2:20:08
Merricks Ville, New South Wales,
Alex Zavala, and Kyle Texas
2:20:13
Michael LaBarre in Williamston,
Michigan, by the way, they
2:20:17
Australian was probably 140.
Michael Shelton in New York
2:20:23
Hannibal Hannibal, New York,
Matthew Smith in Colchester,
2:20:27
Suffolk Brian Tiernan in North
Providence, Rhode Island Philip
2:20:31
Guzman offski in Austin, Texas,
Jonathan Ferris and liberal
2:20:37
Kansas Justin Cruz and to
hatchapee, California Edmar
2:20:40
Zurich, in Memphis, Robertson
home, Robertson home and vent
2:20:46
Michigan, Jonathan Meyer in
Xenia, Ohio. Laurie Carl crooks
2:20:56
in storing burry Victoria,
Australia. Well, Capek
2:21:02
Chiropractic in Capek, Michigan
George Bouchet in LA vernia
2:21:09
Texas, sir Luke Reiner in London
UK. He was karma for everybody.
2:21:16
We'll put that at the end.
Miranda Winder in Tallahassee
2:21:20
Florida. She's got a she might
have a 90
2:21:25
Adam Curry: she becomes a dame
don't miss gender her I want to
2:21:28
wish Rao now you're right it's
your I miss gender is for her
2:21:32
husband. Raul. Raul rhymes with
Powell. Happy birthday. I know I
2:21:35
worked a long time on Dame hood
but to thank you for all you do
2:21:39
for introducing me to the show
and to celebrate your amazing
2:21:41
talents as a bassist and sound
engineer. I want you to have the
2:21:45
knighthood I love you always.
Can you please Knight him sir
2:21:49
alligator of the Panhandle swamp
and can he change it if he
2:21:52
chooses? Well, of course. Thank
you, John. For all you do. Thank
2:21:55
you. What a nice thing to do.
When a nice gesture Miranda, you
2:21:57
got it.
2:22:00
John C Dvorak: Steven crummy in
El Cajon, California. Jason
2:22:04
deluzy on Miami Beach. And last
on our list is William dole gay
2:22:09
in Bristol Ville, Ohio. These
people all made the show a
2:22:13
possibility. And here we are
doing the show. And we thanks to
2:22:17
them and
2:22:18
Adam Curry: we thank Michael
Shelton. He wanted some health
2:22:20
karma he's recovering from a
mystery illness as well as Sir
2:22:23
Rainman he wanted karma and
pregnancy Connor for his wife,
2:22:27
and we've got them for you.
Yeah, we'll give you a goat
2:22:30
karma for that for the
pregnancy. Of course you've got
2:22:34
karma. Thank you very much for
supporting the no agenda show if
2:22:37
you'd like to learn how to do
that go here.org/and A and of
2:22:42
course our executive and
Associate Executive Producers
2:22:45
keep the credit for that
lifetime. Our formula
2:22:48
Unknown: is this. We go out. We
hit people in the mouth
2:23:01
Adam Curry: right. Josh Cox
wishes his mom Cheryl Cox and
2:23:14
happy birthday that was
yesterday sir Raymond turned 27
2:23:17
Yesterday Kevin draggers, wishes
mom Victoria for Happy birthday
2:23:20
today. Susan Johnson. Elliot
Johnson His birthday is tomorrow
2:23:24
Happy Birthday. Dame DeLoreans
is Happy Birthday Mr. Spencer, a
2:23:28
wolf of Kansas. He'll be turning
33 Tomorrow, Jordan Hi Noah
2:23:33
turns 31 on the 10th with James
smart wishes his first human
2:23:37
resource Ainsley Happy birthday,
she turns nine on the 10th
2:23:40
Miranda wonders is Happy
Birthday to Raul and Aaron
2:23:43
wishes his smokin hot wife Lexia
Happy Birthday and we say happy
2:23:47
birthday from everybody here the
best podcast in the universe. No
2:23:52
title changes but we've got a
dame and we've got two nights
2:23:55
and here's a blade to prove it.
2:23:57
John C Dvorak: Here's a blade
for you.
2:23:58
Adam Curry: No thank you for
that blade. Up on the podium
2:24:02
please. Susan Johnson, Garrett
Ivester and Raul all of you are
2:24:06
about to become knights. Knights
and Dame with no agenda round
2:24:10
table I'm very proud to
pronounce the Cade v as well
2:24:13
Dame Susan on the solder we'll
sure gives her a merge round and
2:24:18
Sir or alligator of the
Panhandle swamp for you. We've
2:24:22
got hookers and blow written
boys and Chardonnay. We've got a
2:24:24
Diet Coke here Someone ordered.
Gotta die Coke is Video games In
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thank you for supporting the
2:25:02
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don't think we have any man no
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meetup reports today. Second, so
let's get straight into the
2:25:11
meetups. No one
2:25:19
here's what's on Deck. This
Saturday and Sunday, the East
2:25:23
Texas weekend marathon Bar Hop
extravaganza. It starts at 10
2:25:29
o'clock and it has a whole bunch
of stops at Shine Moriscos true
2:25:34
vine Black Pearl fun and finer
things Foster's place
2:25:37
restaurant. This is the dirty
Jersey whore. He organizes this
2:25:42
kind of stuff. Sounds like fun.
Check out no agenda meetups.com
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also on Saturday, the bends and
Bernadette's that's brunch. 10
2:25:47
o'clock at bacon bistro cafe in
Hurst, Texas. The Fort Wayne
2:25:51
club 33 weekend dancers start
dancing at one o'clock at halls
2:25:55
turbo Tavern in Coventry Fort
Wayne, Indiana. The FBI
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informants anonymous you spooks
want to meet at Hofbrauhaus
2:26:02
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o'clock and the East Lake City
2:26:07
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bazooka and seed care that's to
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East Lake City as an English
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and Asheville the non woke
2:26:25
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five at the secret lodge Oh in
2:26:29
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information the hui Hui BBQ at
2:26:35
Luke's place five o'clock
Portland Oregon on Saturday. And
2:26:38
then the next show day Sunday
Indianapolis and a tribe and
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Burger Bar 96th Street in
2:26:44
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It's where your community is if
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2:26:55
start one yourself because
connection is protection. Send
2:27:07
Unknown: me you want to be
2:27:16
Adam Curry: like okay, see ISOs
You got any ISOs you gotta get
2:27:26
in good. I have three ISOs I got
three ISOs as well. Let's do
2:27:29
yours first.
2:27:30
John C Dvorak: Okay, start with
true.
2:27:33
Adam Curry: Try so true. It's
true. Okay, you get a little
2:27:37
little little chuckle out of me.
2:27:39
John C Dvorak: lunacy.
2:27:41
Unknown: Pulsar lunacy. What do
you say at the beginning balls
2:27:44
are lunacy.
2:27:45
Adam Curry: What does he say to
begin
2:27:46
Unknown: utter utter lunacy
2:27:48
Adam Curry: now that's Claire.
Claire so a week a week.
2:27:53
John C Dvorak: US lunacy cool
it's really cool
2:27:57
Adam Curry: man not bad not bad.
I've got this one
2:28:00
Unknown: no clue
2:28:03
Adam Curry: I've got actually
good oh wait a minute. Can we do
2:28:07
a combo there for some reason it
felt like that was combo where
2:28:11
the only see
2:28:13
Unknown: it's really cool
actually.
2:28:15
Adam Curry: Good. could do it.
Yeah, Sonic Boom or
2:28:19
Unknown: in the morning baby
2:28:20
Adam Curry: that's my favorite
Of course.
2:28:23
John C Dvorak: I would say it's
actually good as the best one
2:28:28
Adam Curry: the sonic boom sorry
actually good. Okay actually
2:28:31
good at this which is actually
good it's actually good
2:28:37
John C Dvorak: UFOs Come on.
Second half a show
2:28:43
Adam Curry: where's my second
half of a show? I have the
2:28:46
second half of show you're not
gonna like me you're not gonna
2:28:50
like my second half of the show.
Second half All right, I have
2:28:57
some clips for this but I think
you should start because you're
2:29:00
all Judy and jacked about it
what you got?
2:29:02
John C Dvorak: Everybody wants
us to do this
2:29:04
Adam Curry: of course of course
we do.
2:29:06
John C Dvorak: Well first of all
let's start do I got my stuff
2:29:08
from news nation?
2:29:13
Adam Curry: Yes, that's where I
got my stuff from as well. Oh,
2:29:15
and you got you got Elizabeth
Vargas show no I do not have no
2:29:19
no I got it from Chris Cuomo
show.
2:29:22
John C Dvorak: Oh, I got my from
Elizabeth Vargas news nation for
2:29:25
people that want to know it that
you see it you can find it on
2:29:27
OTA.
2:29:29
Adam Curry: This has got to be a
spook funded outfit. What is
2:29:31
this now? It's
2:29:32
John C Dvorak: done by No. It's
done by the Chicago Tribune.
2:29:34
That's his funding. It's the old
WGN really? Yeah, if you
2:29:38
remember WGN used to be on cable
because they played the baseball
2:29:42
games and all the rest of it.
They decided to go they took
2:29:46
they looked at the at the looked
around and said was CNN I missed
2:29:51
these guys are no good. And so
they turned WGN into news
2:29:56
nation.
2:29:57
Adam Curry: It's a dynamite
channel. I think Lauren Logan
2:30:01
even got kicked off of that.
2:30:03
John C Dvorak: So I start with
their first report about
2:30:08
predating the spook who came out
and says, Yeah, I know for a
2:30:13
fact they won't tell us about
the aliens. Yeah, and I have an
2:30:17
overall comment to make about
all these clips when they were
2:30:21
done. But let's start with UFO
to Twentynine Palms clip, let's
2:30:25
Unknown: capture what witnesses
say they saw in April 2021. They
2:30:29
described seeing a triangular
formation of lights hovering
2:30:33
above the Marine Corps Base.
Joining us now is Jeremy Korbel,
2:30:37
investigative journalist and co
host of the podcast weaponized
2:30:40
All right, you've been studying
this footage for quite some
2:30:43
time.
2:30:43
Adam Curry: Who is this dynamite
housed? Do you know he named me?
2:30:47
That's what's your name?
2:30:48
Unknown: That's Elizabeth
Vargas. And it's from an
2:30:50
incident two years ago.
2:30:51
John C Dvorak: He's an old pro.
2:30:54
Unknown: Are we just seeing it
now?
2:30:55
John C Dvorak: Yeah, no, I
agree. She's got a whiny voice
2:30:58
Unknown: takes a while to do
these types of investigations.
2:31:01
You need to find witnesses, as
many photos and videos that you
2:31:05
can. Upon looking at it the
first time when I got the tip
2:31:08
that something unusual happened
that night. It was just inky
2:31:11
darkness and lights in the sky.
I immediately thought it was
2:31:14
flares. It's something you see
all the time. However, over the
2:31:18
course of this investigation, I
have witnesses direct
2:31:21
eyewitnesses come forward to me
saying we saw the body of a
2:31:25
craft and in fact, they sent low
light photos, which shows an
2:31:29
outline. So I started to listen
and my mentor in journalism,
2:31:32
George Knapp and I, we dug into
it over that time with my
2:31:36
Adam Curry: mentor in
journalism, George Knapp,
2:31:40
Unknown: outline. So that's
good. And my mentor in
2:31:43
journalism, George Knapp and I,
we dug into it. And over that
2:31:47
time, we've been able to collect
just dozens of videos and images
2:31:52
and eyewitness testimony. And
really, this is an open case,
2:31:55
we're trying to figure out what
it is that people saw at
2:31:59
Twentynine Palms military base.
2:32:00
Adam Curry: Now, why are you
playing this?
2:32:04
John C Dvorak: I think I'm
playing this because it would it
2:32:07
came a day or two before the
other thing. Oh, setup, okay,
2:32:11
it's a sad. I've always said
it's still Elizabeth Vargas. And
2:32:16
she used to be the yawn 2020, or
one of those shows where and
2:32:19
then the daughter ran into the
boyfriend, who then she found
2:32:23
his dead body,
2:32:24
Adam Curry: he had a mystery
illness. And so
2:32:28
John C Dvorak: so she seems to
be into this. So let's go with
2:32:30
part two.
2:32:31
Unknown: So we're looking at
these videos and photographs
2:32:34
right now, where did these come
from?
2:32:36
These are from Marines. These
are from direct eyewitnesses on
2:32:40
the base, which is almost, you
know, 1000 square miles. It's a
2:32:44
large base. But at Camp Wilson,
a lot of people took photos and
2:32:48
sent them into me, I guess I'm
the go to guy.
2:32:51
Now what about the theory that
we're looking at flares from
2:32:54
some sort of military training
exercise? I'd heard that sort of
2:32:57
thrown out there.
2:32:58
That's right, we would need that
substantiated. However, you've
2:33:01
got a number of marine saying
that we saw a crop these are
2:33:04
trained observers. And if they
say
2:33:07
Adam Curry: a crop or craft, I
couldn't quite we saw across the
2:33:10
grass, but
2:33:11
John C Dvorak: But it's funny
your line? Is there a trained
2:33:14
observers, they're Marines.
trained observers, are they
2:33:19
trained observers
2:33:20
Unknown: substantiated, however,
you've got a number of marine
2:33:23
saying that we saw a crop, these
are trained observers. And if
2:33:27
they saw the body and you're
seeing that in the low light
2:33:29
images, it's worthy of
investigation. If somebody makes
2:33:32
a claim, then they need to
substantiate that claim. My
2:33:36
claim is I'm reporting the news.
This is what people have told me
2:33:39
and I have so many witnesses on
record
2:33:41
at the Department of Defense
investigating this to you now.
2:33:44
Well, I'm
2:33:44
sure they are now whenever
George Knapp and I released
2:33:47
something on the weaponized
podcast you can be sure the
2:33:50
Department of Defense is now
investigating this is they're
2:33:53
taking these
2:33:57
Adam Curry: when they when they
do something on their podcast,
2:33:59
the Department of Defense comes
into action
2:34:01
Unknown: can be sure the
Department of Defense is now
2:34:04
investigating this
2:34:05
Yeah, cuz they're taking these
things more seriously. A lot of
2:34:07
Navy pilots for years have been
saying I saw something up there
2:34:10
and I even took pictures of it
and felt like nobody listened to
2:34:13
them. They're listening now.
2:34:16
John C Dvorak: Oh, okay. So so
she's all in?
2:34:19
Adam Curry: Well, she's
pretending to be all in I think
2:34:22
she is you know, Joe Rogan's all
in on this too? He always has
2:34:26
those guys on who make
entertainment based UFO videos,
2:34:30
and they come in and like oh,
yeah, it was all happened and
2:34:33
they keep showing the the TIC
tock tic tac video from 2014
2:34:37
which is you know, it's a radar
image and I you know, I'm where
2:34:40
I'm coming from with this but
Okay, let's go Kara.
2:34:45
John C Dvorak: As so, let's go
to now, you know, like a day
2:34:48
later or whenever takes, this
guy comes on. This guy comes out
2:34:52
of the woodwork. He's
interviewed by some bridge, but
2:34:55
they're covering it very
carefully on news. Now she has
2:34:59
on his news net Should network
UFO spook whistleblower
2:35:03
Unknown: Brian Entin is here
with the story and this is a
2:35:05
blockbuster, Blockbuster. It's
2:35:08
hard to wrap your mind around
this. I've been working on this
2:35:10
for the past couple of weeks,
I'm still having a hard time
2:35:13
processing, processing all of
it. Over the last couple of
2:35:16
years, it sort of became
mainstream to discuss UFOs the
2:35:19
government has released videos,
they've acknowledged that we
2:35:22
don't know what some of this
stuff is out there that we have
2:35:25
on camera, but this really takes
it all to another level. For the
2:35:28
very first time the world is
about to hear from a former high
2:35:31
level US intelligence officer
who says the government has some
2:35:35
of the unidentified craft in its
possession. He is revealing
2:35:39
these exclusive details about a
secret program going against the
2:35:44
whim of Windsor Hudson. We have
all seen these blurry videos of
2:35:51
unidentified flying objects
video evidence, if you will,
2:35:55
that old tales of UFOs may not
all be conspiracy theories. In
2:35:59
recent years Congress starting
an official US government
2:36:02
unidentified aerial phenomena
Task Force recently renamed the
2:36:06
all domain anomaly resolution
office or arrow. And now in a
2:36:11
news nation exclusive David
grush. And Air Force veteran
2:36:14
former member of that task force
and veteran of the National
2:36:17
Geospatial Intelligence Agency
is formally blowing the whistle
2:36:22
on secrets he says no one has
ever shared publicly before.
2:36:26
Adam Curry: Okay, a couple
comments before you continue
2:36:28
one.
2:36:35
To what is a whistleblower? What
is the definition of a
2:36:39
whistleblower?
2:36:42
John C Dvorak: The whistleblower
I think is defined as a person
2:36:45
who reports on government
wrongdoing in such a way that he
2:36:50
could lose his job
2:36:52
Adam Curry: and informant who
exposes wrongdoing within an
2:36:54
organization in the hope of
stopping it. So that means that
2:36:59
there they are putting their own
like Edward Snowden
2:37:04
whistleblower putting their own
career and perhaps life at risk.
2:37:08
Yeah, okay. All right. Good.
2:37:12
John C Dvorak: So here's this
guy. Now that guy you've seen
2:37:15
him? Yes. He's a little too
slick for my taste. Yes. Think
2:37:20
he's not. He's not like a grease
ball. Slick guy. Like oily if
2:37:27
you know what I mean. Yeah, he
but he's just a little too. He's
2:37:32
just too is to something and I
can't put my finger on what it
2:37:35
is. But here we go. You.
2:37:38
Adam Curry: Yeah, the two I'm
sorry. Two. Yeah. One of
2:37:41
Unknown: the most trusted
2:37:43
Adam Curry: okay, this is over
modulated What did you do? Just
2:37:47
like crazy. It's crazy over
modulated for
2:37:50
Unknown: officials in the US
defense and intelligence
2:37:52
establishment. Yes, I was. You
were trusted with the most
2:37:56
intimate secrets. Yes.
2:37:58
Gresh, sitting down with award
winning investigative journalist
2:38:01
Ross cold heart who's reporting
for news nation and has spent
2:38:04
years reporting on the UFO
question.
2:38:06
What conclusion did you come to
at the end of your time on the
2:38:10
UAP Task Force?
2:38:12
The UAP task force was refused
access to a broad crash
2:38:17
retrieval program.
2:38:19
When you say crash retrieval,
what do you mean?
2:38:22
These are retrieving non human
origin? Technical vehicles, you
2:38:26
know, call it spacecraft, if you
will, non human exotic origin
2:38:31
vehicles that have either landed
or crashed?
2:38:33
We have spacecraft from another
species. We do.
2:38:37
Yeah. How many? Quite a number.
You know, I thought it was
2:38:43
totally nuts. And I thought at
first I was being deceived. It
2:38:46
was a ruse. People started
confiding in me. They approached
2:38:49
me. I have plenty of current
former senior intelligence
2:38:53
officers that came to me many
which I knew I missed my whole
2:38:56
career that Ken invited me they
were a part of a program. They
2:38:59
named the program. I've never
heard of it. And they they told
2:39:05
me based on their oral
testimony, and they provided me
2:39:08
documents and other other proof
that there was in fact a program
2:39:12
that the UAP task force was not
read into
2:39:16
grush alleges the US government
has recovered non human craft
2:39:19
for decades. He's filed the
whistleblower complaint saying
2:39:22
he gave what he calls the
classified proof to Congress and
2:39:25
the intelligence community
inspector general use ation as
2:39:28
confirmed David Gratias
credentials and resume. We've
2:39:31
not seen her verified the
alleged proof. He says he's
2:39:34
provided to investigators. He
says he can't show us the proof
2:39:37
for national security reasons.
He also tells us he's not seen
2:39:40
photos of the alleged craft
himself, but has talked
2:39:43
extensively with other
intelligence officials who have
2:39:49
John C Dvorak: Yeah, please.
Yes. First of all, there's named
2:39:52
David grush. Yeah, Ryan was like
a CIA and I've said this before
2:39:59
that Different people. I get a
lot of nasty notes when I say
2:40:03
that, by the way, really from
from spooks. I didn't know I
2:40:07
don't think they're spooks, but
they might be spooked. But I
2:40:09
have no idea why. Let me ask
2:40:10
Adam Curry: you what is the
whistleblower brief? The
2:40:15
whistleblower brief.
2:40:18
John C Dvorak: I want to I want
to mention to people out there
2:40:21
who have a good ear. This guy
sounds exactly like the coach of
2:40:28
the or the coach of the
warriors. Steve Kerr. Exactly.
2:40:33
If you just played a couple
clips from him and said it was
2:40:35
Steve Kerr, y'all Yeah. Okay.
So. So this is a meal you voice?
2:40:41
I'm not sure what the meal you
is. It could be some college
2:40:45
could be a fraternity? I'm not
sure. Okay.
2:40:48
Adam Curry: Costco, Scotland,
Bones Yale.
2:40:53
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I don't
think so. Okay. Next clip.
2:40:55
Unknown: If you're right. If
you're telling us the truth,
2:40:58
everyone, the entire American
public has been lied to for
2:41:03
decades,
2:41:05
sophisticated, disinformation
campaign targeting the US
2:41:09
populace, which is extremely
unethical and immoral
2:41:12
us to the human race. For the
first time and official
2:41:17
intelligence representative at a
high level from the US
2:41:20
government is saying publicly.
We are not alone.
2:41:25
We're definitely not alone.
Absolutely. The data points
2:41:28
empirically, that we're not
alone. Yeah. Do we
2:41:31
have bodies? Do we have species
both?
2:41:34
Well, naturally, when you
recover something that's either
2:41:37
landed or crashed. Sometimes you
encounter dead pilots. And
2:41:43
believe it or not as fast as
fantastical as that sounds. It's
2:41:47
true.
2:41:48
It's also harder for people to
wrap their minds around the
2:41:51
concept of a crashed object from
somewhere else. It's easier to
2:41:56
accept that yeah, we see things
in the sky that we can't
2:41:58
explain.
2:41:59
Journalist Lesley Kane broke
rushes whistleblower story this
2:42:02
morning in the debrief. Miss
Kane's career has been
2:42:04
mainstream and credible, having
written a series of reports on
2:42:08
UFOs in the New York Times,
dating back to 2017, he has the
2:42:12
credentials, but there's no
documents that he's handed over.
2:42:16
There's no pictures. And as a
journalist, you want to see
2:42:18
documents you want to see
pictures. Does that raise the
2:42:21
red flag?
2:42:22
Not at all, Brian? I mean, you
mean documents that actually
2:42:25
describe the craft?
2:42:27
Yeah, like documents to be able
to see it for ourselves?
2:42:30
Of course don't we all want that
and the problem with that is all
2:42:34
of that information is
classified as everything that
2:42:37
grush told Congress and told the
the inspector general of both
2:42:43
the IC the intelligence
community Inspector General and
2:42:46
the Department of Defense
inspector general all that
2:42:48
information is classified
classified.
2:42:51
Adam Curry: I love the little IC
intelligence community last year
2:42:56
you know, and notice what he
says dead pilots but he doesn't
2:42:58
say dead alien pilots. He just
as dead pilots share we've seen
2:43:02
dead pilots. Okay,
2:43:05
John C Dvorak: okay. last clip.
And then I have my my, my one
2:43:08
real comment.
2:43:10
Unknown: In 2017, Kane reported
exclusively in the New York
2:43:13
Times that the Pentagon had a
secret UFO program. Three years
2:43:16
later, the Pentagon confirmed
her story. Her latest report is
2:43:20
even more explosive. McCain says
she has multiple sources who
2:43:25
back up crushes story.
2:43:27
I believe it because of all the
sources I have, who have told me
2:43:30
the same thing. So who am I to
doubt these very, very high
2:43:33
level people who have been
inside these programs, for
2:43:37
decades, have done their work
and are all telling me the same
2:43:41
thing. I mean, I don't think
there's some kind of conspiracy
2:43:43
among all these people who don't
know each other to make
2:43:46
something like this up.
2:43:47
So I've got to be blunt about
this. You're not making this up.
2:43:50
This is not a lie. No,
absolutely not. Because
2:43:53
everybody watching this right
now is looking at your face.
2:43:58
They're going is this guy for
real?
2:44:01
I am for real. And I'm you know,
I'm sitting here at great
2:44:04
personal risk and obvious
professional risk by talking to
2:44:08
you today.
2:44:09
And just within the last 10
minutes or so, the Pentagon has
2:44:12
released a statement to news
nation about this report. They
2:44:15
say to date arrow has not
discovered any verifiable
2:44:18
information to substantiate
claims that any programs
2:44:21
regarding the possession or
reverse engineering of
2:44:24
extraterrestrial materials have
existed in the past or exist
2:44:28
currently. There it was
committed to following the data
2:44:31
and its investigation wherever
it leads era working with the
2:44:34
Office of the General Counsel
and the Air Force Office of
2:44:37
Special Investigations has
established a safe and secure
2:44:40
process for individuals to come
forward with information to aid
2:44:44
arrow in its congressionally
mandated historical review.
2:44:48
Arrows historical review of
records and testimonies is
2:44:51
ongoing and due to Congress by
June 2024, and arrow welcomes
2:44:55
the opportunity to speak with a
former or current employee or CA
2:45:00
tractor who believes they have
information relevant to this
2:45:04
historical review and Elizabeth,
we know that David grush He's
2:45:06
filed that whistleblower
complaint. He's he's been on the
2:45:09
record under oath, testifying to
many of these things that he
2:45:13
said in our report tonight,
2:45:14
right. And it's important to
point out that this statement
2:45:16
from the Pentagon from Arrow
Gresh is in is alleging that
2:45:21
this top secret top top secret
secret program is keeping a
2:45:24
secret from Arrow.
2:45:27
Adam Curry: No, okay. Well, I'm
curious about your comment, and
2:45:30
then I can finally get to my
clips in my comments.
2:45:33
John C Dvorak: Okay, well, Mike
come in is the what's left left
2:45:37
out of all these reports and all
the claims this is the first of
2:45:40
this and the first of that, and
the first of this and the first
2:45:42
of that. And I think what, who
was Philip? J. Corso shop
2:45:49
deliver? Yeah, really, Corey
wrote the book, The Day After
2:45:55
Roswell blew the lid off of all
this stuff. He has never been
2:46:00
debunked. His book The Day After
Roswell has never been
2:46:06
adequately debunked. And
2:46:07
Adam Curry: what does he say in
his book, The Day After Roswell
2:46:10
that we've been collecting?
2:46:11
John C Dvorak: We've been
collecting bodies and aircraft
2:46:15
and he knows what and he's seen
them and didn't think twice
2:46:19
about it. He wasn't like this go
I've heard about this. I mean,
2:46:23
we know that he's seen him and
he says he hasn't he talks about
2:46:27
in great detail. All these these
these mostly ruined spacecraft
2:46:34
if their spacecraft did not
dimensional craft, which is
2:46:36
possible dimensional
2:46:37
Adam Curry: craft like, like
vision, pro spatial computing.
2:46:41
John C Dvorak: And so this guy's
never mentioned. He's like,
2:46:44
let's forget about that ever
happened? Because he's been dead
2:46:48
since 2009. He's been dead since
he died. I can't remember. He's
2:46:53
dead. He's dead. That's your
that's it? Well, that's my main
2:46:59
thing is is Why do you acidulous
assiduously Michael, just
2:47:03
Adam Curry: another good word.
2:47:04
John C Dvorak: I know I have
trouble getting that one out.
2:47:06
No, but I did Jewishly good work
and pletely leave this guy out
2:47:11
and never mentioned this is
completely forgotten. And it's
2:47:14
not and it's ignored. So you can
kind of pump the pump this guy
2:47:18
up. And this new story, which
has got no play at all by
2:47:23
anyone, even though Tucker
brought it up. Of course,
2:47:26
Tucker's
2:47:26
Adam Curry: always bringing this
up. All right, let me let me
2:47:30
help you out. News nation is
full of crap but even news
2:47:34
nation, there may be it's to
Chris Cuomo is credit. Even news
2:47:39
nation has to tell us the truth
somewhere to let us know what's
2:47:44
really going on. You're right.
This guy is a spook he's an
2:47:48
approved spook the story is
approved. And here's them saying
2:47:51
it. Well, I
2:47:52
Unknown: know about grush.
Because my partner in that
2:47:55
podcast, Ross Coltart the man
who's doing the interview, is
2:47:58
someone I've been in contact
with, obviously, on a lot of
2:48:00
these issues, and a lot of the
sources that he said over the
2:48:04
time that we've known each
other. So I've, I've seen the
2:48:06
grush story coming. I did spend
a couple of days with Dave
2:48:09
grush. In May, the day before
you guys actually taped the news
2:48:15
nation interview, and I was
there for the news nation
2:48:17
interview, wasn't fired,
2:48:20
doesn't have beef that we know
about the government hasn't come
2:48:23
forward and said he was fired or
has beef. And in fact, he is
2:48:28
telling us the truth, as far as
we know about going to DOD for
2:48:31
pre publication clearance. And
he was told not to talk about
2:48:37
certain things. Is that your
understanding as well?
2:48:40
Well, that's what the it's
called the DOPPS document. And
2:48:43
it basically allows him to talk
about certain things. Now, it's
2:48:46
a dangerous game for a person
like Dave grush, because that
2:48:50
puts a line there. And he has to
as he's answering questions for
2:48:53
Ross or yourself in the future,
he has to wonder whether he's
2:48:57
going over that line or not. So
he's got, you know, he's he's
2:49:00
obviously being watched by the
government to make sure that he
2:49:03
stays on the right side of what
they're allowing him to talk
2:49:06
about. But I think it is pretty
wild that the government has
2:49:09
said, you know, go ahead, Dave,
tell your story. And that's
2:49:12
exactly what he's doing. And
it's interesting. I just, I'm
2:49:15
not sure people can understand
this, in addition to all the
2:49:18
credentials this guy has, he
actually worked on the
2:49:21
presidential daily briefing, he
was one of the guys trusted to
2:49:24
literally walk that briefing
over to the White House. You
2:49:27
know, this is not some guy who
you know, worked in the
2:49:31
government 30 years ago, who's
coming forward with a YouTube
2:49:34
video. This is a guy who was
deeply involved in the
2:49:38
intelligence community of the US
government up until April of
2:49:41
this year, and he's telling a
story that, as you've pointed
2:49:45
out, is pretty radical. And yet,
there's a lot of reason to
2:49:48
believe that it's true.
2:49:50
Adam Curry: Yeah. And he's
telling exactly what his bosses
2:49:53
have sent him to tell us. That's
what they're saying they're this
2:49:57
guy is an informed spook. He's
been told what to say Say, and
2:50:00
I'll just say it again. This is
Project Blue Blue Beam. This is
2:50:04
phony This is the our aliens may
exist, but this is no proof of
2:50:08
it. This is to get us all hyped
up and jacked up and either the
2:50:12
aliens are going to suppose to
bring us together under some
2:50:14
kind of horrible enemy will all
want to fight together, which
2:50:18
would be the coolest way or the
new gods. And it's bull crap is
2:50:22
bull crap.
2:50:23
John C Dvorak: No, it's that's
not what it's designed to do at
2:50:26
all. It's exactly what it's
designed to know. It's designed
2:50:28
to get Kamla Harris nominated as
the Democratic candidate. Okay,
2:50:33
that's done.
2:50:35
Adam Curry: I have one boots on
the ground to share. In this
2:50:40
regard. Anonymous. I know I'm
just another person but I
2:50:44
figured I'd share with you my
mom worked for the NRO and nga
2:50:47
National Geospatial agency for
over 30 years. And before that
2:50:50
White House Communications, I'm
pretty sure her job there was to
2:50:54
set up skiffs when the President
would travel overseas. My entire
2:50:57
life. She's never talked about
her job. I knew she also worked
2:51:00
for General Dynamics and
sometimes at smaller companies
2:51:03
that God would purchase and
operate some smaller contracts
2:51:06
with her job was definitely
really important. I remember
2:51:09
when 911 happened, the National
Guard would pick her up into
2:51:11
Humvee, for a month to take her
to and from work. I'm still not
2:51:15
entirely sure what her job was
for a long time. But I'm
2:51:18
positive that towards the end of
her career, she did intrusion
2:51:21
detection. In between contracts.
She worked at NORAD and Mount
2:51:25
Weather various times. And I've
heard her talk about intrusion
2:51:29
detection to my dad, I always
assumed she worked in it and she
2:51:32
met hackers. But I realized
that's not what she meant at
2:51:35
all, especially considering the
places she works. Within the
2:51:38
last year. She's told me that
her security clearances was
2:51:41
gamma, GA MMA, and that at one
point in her career, she had
2:51:46
access to the entire database of
nuclear codes, told me a
2:51:50
highlight of her career that she
could talk about was going into
2:51:53
the tunnels under Hawaii and
retrieving unredacted files from
2:51:57
the NSA for a FISA request. So
all that aside, that's her
2:52:01
credentials here. I sent her
that article from the debrief a
2:52:05
few days ago and asked her mom,
there's no aliens, right? And
2:52:09
she said, quote, there's no
aliens interested in this little
2:52:12
planet. She then told me that
the NGA essentially operates a
2:52:16
massive hard drive for the CIA
and the NRO. And since it's a
2:52:20
hard drive, it can be accessed
remotely pretty easily. I think
2:52:23
she was telling me that she's
played around on the database. I
2:52:26
then outright asked her about
you a piece and she said, LOL
2:52:31
UAPs were a source of
entertainment for us. Without
2:52:35
outright saying it. I'm
understanding that she's saying
2:52:37
that NRO NORAD are constantly
spotting UAPs and they are not a
2:52:42
foreign or extraterrestrial
origin. I believe this.
2:52:50
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's
good.
2:52:51
Adam Curry: Yeah. So sorry,
Tucker. Anyway, and I see people
2:52:57
on Twitter world as a
whistleblower, just girl is not
2:53:01
a whistleblower. That's a lie.
He's not a whistleblower is a
2:53:04
spook. He's a spokesperson.
Spokes Hall. He's been given an
2:53:10
okay. Point taken. The whole
point of this is to get Kamala
2:53:15
Harris. The into the president
into the Oval Office. Okay.
2:53:21
John C Dvorak: He left now.
2:53:23
Adam Curry: Actually, I don't
want to laugh. It's kind of sad
2:53:25
to hear that.
2:53:26
John C Dvorak: Okay. Well, the
change topics. Yes, we'll drop
2:53:30
that one. But we had to cover
it.
2:53:34
Adam Curry: We covered consider
it covered.
2:53:36
John C Dvorak: Yes. coverage,
and I think it's covered well. I
2:53:41
got a note from one of our
producers in Oakland. John, I'm
2:53:46
a letter carrier in Fair Oaks,
California. I wanted to give you
2:53:50
a boots on the ground update
about letter carriers in
2:53:52
Oakland, CA
2:53:53
Adam Curry: This is the USPS
issue once again. Well, this
2:53:57
John C Dvorak: issue is
particularly has to do with the
2:53:59
robbing of mailman don't know,
which is a major problem going
2:54:03
on in Oakland. They're just
getting robbed left and right. I
2:54:06
don't know why the government
doesn't come in because it's a
2:54:07
federal offense you can get in
the bank, in the bank for good.
2:54:14
The post office sends messages
every day to all letter carriers
2:54:17
in the Sacramento region asking
for letter carriers to come work
2:54:22
in Oakland. Yeah, it's so bad
for letter carriers in Oakland
2:54:28
that the Post Office offers $100
A day bonus Whoa. In addition to
2:54:34
your hourly rate, plus they pay
for accommodations Hotel.
2:54:39
Granted, you only be at the
hotel for a limited time because
2:54:43
every day is going to be an 11
to 12 hour a day. For our
2:54:47
contract after 10 hours you earn
double time. Wow. So you get
2:54:52
$100 A day bonus and double
time. And I thought you might
2:54:56
find this interesting and I
would I should let you know
2:55:00
about this little update for
Oaklanders.
2:55:04
Adam Curry: Is it possible that
the the envelope I sent you with
2:55:07
the checks from the meet up that
it was stolen? That a letter
2:55:11
carrier was robbed? You still
don't have it? No, I
2:55:13
John C Dvorak: don't have it.
You have to redo it. redo it.
2:55:16
That
2:55:16
Adam Curry: means we have to get
the incident. We have to have
2:55:18
recut a new check. That's
horrible.
2:55:21
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's what
I say.
2:55:23
Adam Curry: All right. Um, since
you are an expert, a certified
2:55:26
expert. I'm glad we have you
here. A quick update from Lester
2:55:30
Holt.
2:55:31
Unknown: Tonight nearly a third
of the country under historic
2:55:33
air quality alerts eerie, almost
apocalyptic skies putting 150
2:55:38
million Americans at risk. The
orange yellow haze choking
2:55:42
cities up and down the East
Coast. New York City with the
2:55:45
worst air in the world. The FAA
halting flights and one of the
2:55:49
busiest airports the Yankees and
women's pro basketball postpone
2:55:54
was schools keeping students
inside all of it fueled by
2:55:58
Canada's massive wildfires.
2:56:00
Adam Curry: I love that update
Lester we don't use anymore. We
2:56:03
know exactly what the headlines
are. But now ABC delves in and I
2:56:06
have some questions about air
quality and you are the guy to
2:56:09
ask
2:56:10
Unknown: this morning from bad
to worse. 10s of millions of
2:56:13
Americans are on alert for
unhealthy air. The New York
2:56:17
Yankees game last night smelling
like a campfire. New York at one
2:56:23
point seeing the worst air
quality of any city on Earth.
2:56:27
The smoky haze coming from
wildfires in Canada is blotting
2:56:31
Skylines from Manhattan to
Cleveland.
2:56:33
We're really seeing these
exceptional levels that are
2:56:37
traditionally seen in really
really populated cities more
2:56:40
than 400 wildfires are burning
across Canada from the western
2:56:44
provinces to Quebec turning the
sky bright orange. Smoke seeping
2:56:50
across the border prompting air
quality advisories for at least
2:56:54
80 million Americans as far
south as North Carolina. One
2:56:58
expert saying if you're exposed
to the current air quality in
2:57:01
New York for 24 hours, it could
be equivalent to smoking six
2:57:05
cigarettes,
2:57:06
the immediate health risks or
worsening of asthma and
2:57:09
worsening of allergy symptoms.
It can happen immediately
2:57:12
exposure to this type
2:57:13
of air quality, vulnerable
people are warned to stay inside
2:57:17
the current
2:57:17
air quality folks. It is
hazardous out there to be
2:57:21
outside from New York to Philly,
much of southern New England and
2:57:24
that's not going to change much
through the day on Wednesday.
2:57:26
But there is some relief coming
on Friday, the rain will wash
2:57:30
out a lot of that smoke out of
the air.
2:57:31
Scientists monitor unhealthy air
from wildfire smoke by measuring
2:57:35
a particle known as PM 2.5,
which is small enough to get
2:57:39
past your airway defenses and
cause breathing problems. A
2:57:43
recent study at Stanford
University found in the last
2:57:46
decade, there has been a 27 fold
increase in the number of people
2:57:50
living in areas with an
unhealthy amount of PM 2.5 At
2:57:54
least one day per year.
2:57:57
Adam Curry: And there it is the
PM 2.5 or 1.5 I have a feeling
2:58:04
that you can enlighten us
exactly on the air quality what
2:58:09
it all means. Is it really
equivalent to smoking six
2:58:12
cigarettes. Is it dangerous? My
stepdaughter lives in Brooklyn
2:58:16
she says she said that her eyes
are not burning her throat and
2:58:20
don't
2:58:20
John C Dvorak: worry about if
your eyes aren't burning and you
2:58:22
don't write shortness of breath
you died and wouldn't care
2:58:25
Adam Curry: but what is this Pm
2.5 What is all this stuff?
2:58:29
John C Dvorak: pm 2.0 this
bullshit they make it sound like
2:58:31
it's a chemical.
2:58:32
Adam Curry: Thank you. Thank
you. Bullshit yes bullshit. No
2:58:35
kidding. Okay.
2:58:37
John C Dvorak: It's a
particulates of particulate is a
2:58:40
fine particle pm particulate
matter is like a is there's it's
2:58:45
not defined as particulate
matter. 2.5 is the size of fine
2:58:52
Pat it's a half micron or two no
two and a half micron size
2:58:56
particle. A particulate matter
which comes from ashes could be
2:59:00
ash a piece of ash to so
smallest. A 2.5 micron. That's
2:59:07
what they're talking about. 2.5
micron is small enough that he
2:59:10
gets to some filters and stuff
like that. So wearing the about
2:59:14
the size of the Coronavirus, so
it goes right through a mask.
2:59:18
Adam Curry: That's what I wanted
to hear. So people are wearing
2:59:20
masks and I think it's going to
help them. Yeah, it's
2:59:22
John C Dvorak: not going to help
you do nothing. Forget the
2:59:24
masking doing Jack. But here's
the thing that somebody pointed
2:59:28
out to me. Yes. Is that where
are you? Where's the movies of
2:59:32
these fires?
2:59:35
Adam Curry: Do you think we
should send so in
2:59:37
John C Dvorak: California has
these fires they're driving down
2:59:40
the highway they're an old as
woman to trees are falling in
2:59:42
front of her the front there's
fires all around. Oh, look at
2:59:45
the cities burnt to the ground
is all this stuff going on?
2:59:48
Whereas these movies, where's
the where's the film of the
2:59:50
fires? There's so many fires.
That's a
2:59:54
Adam Curry: almost a great
question.
2:59:56
John C Dvorak: It is almost a
great question because I have
2:59:58
yet to see one. and even a
quadcopter taken a movie or
3:00:02
these these infinite number of
fires that are going on up in
3:00:06
Canada
3:00:07
Adam Curry: Do you think we
should send some rainstick up to
3:00:09
them
3:00:10
John C Dvorak: that's what a lot
of people would like yeah we
3:00:13
could because not gonna hurt me
3:00:14
Adam Curry: all right hold on.
Although you know we in
3:00:18
John C Dvorak: Texas could get
the backscatter you're gonna get
3:00:20
you're gonna get rain no matter
what.
3:00:22
Adam Curry: Wow right so how do
we I think we do three three
3:00:25
shakes man.
3:00:26
John C Dvorak: No no I two and a
half nine and a half How do you
3:00:29
do a half? You just flip it
once?
3:00:32
Adam Curry: Oh okay all right
two and a half Are You Ready?
3:00:34
Ready? Is it karma incoming for
Canada Navia 321
3:00:48
All right, two and a half. Stop
enough already. You don't want
3:00:54
to drown here. Build a Noah's
Ark. Good luck, Canada. We love
3:01:00
you.
3:01:02
John C Dvorak: And that can send
some films as
3:01:05
Adam Curry: I said some footage
of fire. We're going to end
3:01:09
appropriately with s and J
Shanghai Obama suckin and set.
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That should make everybody
happy. A little bit of what else
3:01:21
we got on the end of show mix.
We got Daniel tour OSH classic
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and a Chris Wilson classic. It's
all classics. Coming up next,
3:01:28
the angry tech news. Sir Ryan
bemrose Hey, wait a minute.
3:01:34
John C Dvorak: This is angry all
the time. Does that make any
3:01:36
difference?
3:01:37
Adam Curry: I can't wait to hear
that. We're coming to you from
3:01:42
the heart of the Texas Hill
Country where it is raining and
3:01:45
the power is still on. FEMA
Region number six in the morning
3:01:48
everybody. I'm Adam curry.
3:01:50
John C Dvorak: And I'm from
Northern Silicon Valley where I
3:01:52
remain there's no smoke here.
I'm John C Devorah. We return
3:01:55
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President of the United States
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this Roland has never been
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