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Adam Curry: June 15 2023 This
your award winning combination
media assassination episode
1564. This
Unknown: is no agenda,
Adam Curry: opening the talent
keyhole and broadcasting live
from the heart of the Texas hill
country here in FEMA Region
number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
Unknown: and from Northern
Silicon Valley where the
greatest play in baseball is
stolen home. I'm Jesse demora.
Adam Curry: What happened to
sumo wrestling?
Unknown: Tournament doesn't
start till next month. I
Adam Curry: thought the
tournament was already come I
had already come and gone.
Unknown: Yes, it six times a
year. Oh,
Adam Curry: no, thank goodness.
For those who missed it. We can
come right back with more.
Lovely. Just lovely. So you're
watching baseball really?
Unknown: Are you familiar with
stealing a home base?
Adam Curry: And of course you're
on third base and then you know
you steal the home base. Is that
not what it is? Am I incorrect?
Unknown: But he's just a waltz
over there. No, no,
Adam Curry: that's why it's
called a steal. I'm familiar. I
used to play baseball with the
Flying Dutchman. The KLM team in
my Yeah, yes, I did. You're
still no I sucked horribly, but
I played on the team. No, I did
not see I think what is the you
know, of course, I hit a ball
from time to time but what is
the position where you put the
worst player?
Unknown: Well, either left or
right field depending? Yeah, I
Adam Curry: think it was I think
it was left field. I could I
could catch fly balls. I could
do that. I was pretty good.
Well, that's good. No, no. But
you know, then then I had to
throw it and be like Blink
bounced bounce.
Unknown: Take the glove off your
hand through it.
Adam Curry: No, of course. Not
that horrible. I did have. I had
two gloves, actually learned how
to how to throw and catch a
baseball with one. It was my
grandfather's when he played for
the pocket. I forget what the
Rhode Island team and it had
three fingers. Old school, very,
very old school glove. And I
actually that glove was pretty
good. Had a good pocket.
Unknown: Which is I'm sorry,
you're brought to self.
Adam Curry: You should be. Well,
it was like deja vu all over
again. Just last month, I
remember driving back from
Austin. And hearing the
Breathless following with the
former president's motorcade and
I was driving back again from
Austin from you know, getting my
hair cut. And, and again, this
this private audience would fall
in the following the President's
motorcade and it's just it was
Deja Vu and then but the thing
that was different is although
there was incessant coverage of
the president for president's
motorcade, when it came to
anything after that, he was
like, no, no, no, we can't show
this. This is. This is just,
it's too disgusting to listen to
this man. We can't hear what
hit. We don't want to hear what
he has to say.
Unknown: Oh, yeah. Show the
motorcade. Yeah, exactly. The
morning as it is, Oh, yeah. Now
this is when Trump says
something, cut it cut it.
Adam Curry: And this is this
looks like it's a mix of less
state police and Secret Service
as the president and he will be
brought into the courthouse, he
will be fingerprinted. This is
not with ink. This is with
modern justice scan. There will
be no pictures, no mugshot taken
of the former president. There's
enough on file that are
accurate, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah. Now so then that's
all done. And then you get this
CNN Jake Tapper actor is
national security laws. And then
obstructing and refusing to
cooperate with the FBI.
Unknown: Whatever this spectacle
is that's unfolding before us.
Let's remember what this case is
about. indictment charges.
Again, Donald Trump is charged
with a series of federal
felonies, Miss handling the most
sensitive government documents
that we have, and for
obstruction of
Adam Curry: the most sensitive,
not just the most
Unknown: sensitive government
documents that we have, and for
obstruction of justice, along
with wall nada, who is charged
with intentionally setting up
lies to the grand jury, to the
FBI, any way you look at this,
and again, despite whatever may
be going on in that restaurant,
this case isn't going to be
settled legally. In a cafe. It's
going to be settled in the
court, basically the facts and
law
the folks in the control room. I
don't need to see any more of
that. This is trying to turn
this and he's trying to turn it
into a spectacle into a campaign
ad. That's enough of that. We've
seen it already. Take
Adam Curry: it away. It's making
me making me nauseous. Take it
away from my eyes control room,
folks in the control room.
wasn't quite as egregious as
MSNBC. This was, perhaps this
will go down in history.
Unknown: By the way, you should
stop and mention that what
you're playing is Jake Tapper.
Yes. telling them to stop
covering Trump.
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's
exactly. I don't know what the
air what's Oh, you think that's
bad? Oh no. This next clip that
was just warm up. This next clip
shows you how news works in the
United States in 2023. It has
been like this for a long time.
But this was truly the best from
MSNBC NBC News product.
Unknown: I need to say that
former President Trump has just
started making public remarks
just as he did on the evening of
his first arraignment on
criminal charges. That was
April, when he was booked on 34
felony counts brought by the
state of New York. Now tonight
after his arraignment on federal
felony charges. He's speaking
again, this time to an audience
of his supporters that's
gathered for a campaign
fundraiser tonight at his golf
club and summer home in New
Jersey. We knew heading into
this that he was planning to
make these remarks we are
prepared for his pre fundraiser
remarks tonight to again be
essentially a Trump campaign
speech. Because of that we do
not intend to carry these
remarks live. As we have said
before, in these circumstances,
there is a cost to us as a news
organization to knowingly
broadcast untrue things. So we
are here to bring you the news.
It hurts our ability to do that,
if we live broadcast what we
fully expect in advance the
litany of lies and false
accusations, no matter who says
them is right. And I do not say
this with any glee. I hope it is
clear that this is not a glib
decision. We take our
responsibility seriously. We
revisit decisions like this all
the time. We make the best call
that we can in real time every
time. But tonight, our call is
this we will monitor that speech
by the newly indicted former
president. We will not carry his
remarks live. If he says
anything newsworthy. We promise
we will turn that right around
and bring it back to
Adam Curry: you. Amazing,
amazing all the time they spent
on the motorcade, but you know,
this is it hurts us as a news
organization. But we cannot. We
just can't put lies out there no
matter who says it.
Unknown: What, what lies did she
expect to hear all he was doing
was defending himself?
Adam Curry: Well, I have some of
those lies. If you're interested
in hearing, I have two short
clips of the lies lies.
Unknown: The ridiculous and
baseless indictment of me by the
Biden administration's
weaponized department of
injustice will go down it's
Adam Curry: a lie. It's a lie.
It's Department of Justice, not
injustice, it's a lie. Take them
off the air
Unknown: will go down as among
the most horrific abuses of
power in the history of our
country. Many people have said
that Democrats have even said
Adam Curry: no no that was you
that was him. It's a lie.
Unknown: This vicious
persecution is a travesty of
justice these criminals cannot
be rewarded they must be
defeated you have to defeat
after defeat because in the end
they're not coming after me
they're coming after you and I'm
just standing in there way here
I am I'm standing in their way
and I always will lie
Adam Curry: is we can have our
MSNBC viewers exposed to such
lies but wait there's many more
lies we have
Unknown: a communist state you
know they used to use the term
Deep State I'm stopping at a
music at Marxist I'm using it
and fascist I'm using communists
Adam Curry: because a lie we
have a democracy does Deep
Unknown: State is far too so.
At the end of the day are the
the communist swin destroy
America or we destroy the
communists we are a nation in
decline. And now these radicals
left lunatics want to interfere
with our elections by using law
enforcement. It's totally
corrupt, and we can't let it
happen. This is the final
battle. With you at my side. We
will demolish the deep state. We
will expel the war mongers from
our government. We will drive
out the globalists, we will cast
out the communist we will throw
off the sick political class
that hates our country. We will
roll out the fake news media. We
will expose the rhinos for what
they are. We will defeat Joe
Biden and we will liberate
America from these villains once
and for all. We will liberate
we're going to liberate our
country
Adam Curry: all lies and I have
to say it's like this kind of is
deja vu as well. I think I heard
this before. That's what I hear
from a lot of Wow, yeah, we
didn't really do it last time.
Let me do it this time.
Unknown: Well, I have a counter
at some counterprogramming here.
Adam Curry: Ah, you Russian spy
you
Unknown: just balance it out a
little bit. This character
called chip Gibbons, who is a an
anti Espionage Act specialist
who needs it. And ship who sells
a lot like a woman but can't
tell whether he's trans or not.
But okay, he showed up on Amy
Goodman Goodman clip inbound.
And he added a little
dimensionality to this whole
thing that I thought was
definitely educational, and
something we should keep in
mind. Okay. This is chip Gibbons
on the irony of the Espionage
Act,
being hijacked, has been used to
go after traitors and spies. It
has nothing to do with a former
president legally keeping his
own documents. As President, the
law that applies to this case is
not the Espionage Act, but very
simply the Presidential Records
Act, which is not even mentioned
in this ridiculous 44 page
indictment. Under the
Presidential Records Act, which
is civil, not criminal. I had
every right to have these
documents.
We're joined now by Chip Gibbons
Policy Director of defending
rights and dissent where he has
advised multiple congressional
offices on reforming the
Espionage Act. So you have
Donald Trump pleading not guilty
to 37 charges, Chip 31 of them
related to the Espionage Act.
Can you talk about the
significance of this and the
significance of him walking out
of court and compare it to other
cases you've
been involved with? Well, it's
very significant because here we
have a man who when he was
president, his administration
presided over five Espionage Act
prosecutions. Trump in that clip
you said, you played said the
Espionage Act applies to
traitors and spies, not one of
those prosecutions was of a
trader or spy. They were of
reality winner, a whistleblower.
They were of Daniel Hale, a
whistleblower who gave
information about the drone
program to the public, because
His conscience was so shocked by
what by the civilian casualties
in it. You had Terry Albery FBI
agent who was disturbed by the
domestic war on terror and the
surveillance of the Muslim
community and the evisceration
of the Bill of Rights. You had
Joshua Sheltie, who was accused
and convicted of giving
information to WikiLeaks, but he
denies it was him. And then you
have Julian Assange, the very
first time in US history, a
journalist has been indicted
under the Espionage Act.
Adam Curry: This is good and and
I was as I knew this was coming
as I was listening to this chip
person. Do you think that this
Trump might regret not having
ever helped out Assange in this
case?
Unknown: I hope so. As always
baffled us why he never did
disappointed that ship here
didn't mention that Assange
isn't even an American. Yes. But
okay, so let's go on. And we
have to remember this guy hates
the Espionage Act. But he points
out that Trump used it against
people that word spies. So let's
go on part two, all of
the charges against Assange
pertain to 2010 to 2011.
revelations about US war crimes
in Iraq and Afghanistan, the US
policies of Guantanamo and these
really awful corrupt backroom
deals that the State Department
was involved in. So Donald
Trump's administration loved the
Espionage Act. They didn't use
it against traders or spies.
They use it against
whistleblowers, journalists, and
people accused of giving
information to the media. So I
think that's pretty significant
in and of itself, particularly
when you consider there's always
been this dual track system of
justice under the Espionage Act,
prior to the Trump case, I've
always argued, and I think the
Trump case complicates this.
I've always argued that
Espionage Act prosecutions are
inherently political
prosecutions, right? If I'm in
Barack Obama, or George Bush's
or Donald Trump's inner circle,
and I go to the newspaper, and I
feed some classified information
to promote the drone program,
promote the investigation into
Assange, or I go talk to
Hollywood filmmakers to give
them information, so they can
make a film whitewashing
torture. I'm not going to be
prosecuted and the biggest
leaker of US government secrets
is the US Government, everyone
in Washington knows that. I go,
and I'm a soldier in
Afghanistan. And I'm horrified.
I'm horrified by the civilian
casualties in the drone program.
And I watched Barack Obama on TV
lie about how protective of
human rights this this
international assassination
program is. Or I'm in Iraq. And
I'm horrified by the
dehumanization of the Iraqi
people and the violence inherent
in that sort of Neo colonial
occupation. And I go to the
media with that information,
they're going to prosecute me.
So up until Trump the Espionage
Act has always been used as a
sort of viewpoint discrimination
based law.
Adam Curry: Now, did Trump's DOJ
department of injustice
prosecute anyone under the
Espionage Act? Yeah, he
Unknown: she mentioned all of
our he
Adam Curry: was no, no reality
winner was not under Trump, was
it?
Unknown: I think? Well, we had
to look that up. But I think the
next guy was you say guy. After
we reality winner now?
Yeah, really, I
Adam Curry: was a guy must be
must be true. So if I understand
this, if you're a whistleblower,
let's say you're in the
Antarctic, and you discovered
the earthquake machine. You can
go to jail for four before
violating the Espionage Act.
Yeah, so it just whistleblowing
is bullcrap. And you can't
whistle blow?
Unknown: Well, it depends on
whether you produce evidence.
And if you're shaking a sheet of
classified paper. And you
whistleblow based on that, you
just when they throw the book
out, I think they throw the book
out anyway, these whistleblowers
have not done well for
themselves. No, I mean, every
one of them has gone on about
how bad of an idea it is.
Adam Curry: Like Binney have
been
Unknown: Thomas Drake. Yeah, the
classics, the one who came out
says Do not talk to the FBI.
Right. And there are legitimate
whistleblowers that did the
whole whistleblowing idea is a
sham. Yeah. But let's listen to
part three of this. I, by the
way, this could have gone on for
a while. This guy talked and
talked. He also mentioned that
he, he is of the opinion that
Trump's actually just adverse
side of a deep state coin,
citing for example, that he's
the one who broke the embargo on
selling arms to Ukraine on it,
we forget that.
Adam Curry: Oh, really? You
know, it's interesting, because
when I look at the troll room, I
see people saying this, like
he's part of the system.
Unknown: That's what you recall,
Obama, yes, refused to send
anything to Ukraine. And it'd be
a point of contention currently,
when Trump got in, he started
sending them arms. Yeah, lest we
forget,
Adam Curry: but it must have
been the wrong kind because
everyone got all bent out of
shape about his phone calls with
Ukraine. You know, he was he
wasn't selling the right ones,
or he wasn't given old stuff. So
we could buy new thing. He did
it wrong. Whatever he did, he
didn't do it the right way.
Unknown: Well, I think an early
theory of yours, which is that
he was always representing the
DIA as opposed to the CIA. Yes.
I might have something might
make sense. Yeah. Okay. Well,
let's go to first why they got
Flynn pushed out of the way as
fast as they could.
Adam Curry: Oh, man, it just
gets deeper and deeper.
Unknown: Alright, let's go to
part three chip,
because it's an extremely broad
law, right. I mean, under the
letter of the Espionage Act, if
I read in The Washington Post,
that the CIA thought that
Ukraine might bomb Nord Stream
pipeline, and I tweet that I
text that I just talk about it
to a barista. I've violated the
Espionage Act, right? Your
previous guest was mentioning
the difference between Biden
pensez and Trump's conduct. And
I think that's absolutely
correct. But under the breadth
of the Espionage Act, you know,
Pence and Biden did violate it,
just like Trump did violated for
those documents, he returned,
but because it's such a broad,
basically unconstitutional law,
it's applied with a lot of
limitations put on it. So it's
an incredible moment in US
history, that we have a
president who is finally being
held accountable under the
Espionage Act, as opposed to
sort of whistleblowers and
journalists who expose the US
national security state. And
while that is sort of a step
away from the dual system of
justice we've seen under the
Espionage Act, I have to stress
I don't think the Espionage Act
as drafted is a legitimate tool.
I don't think it should be used
to prosecute anyone.
Adam Curry: Well, that's pretty
decent. They're on a democracy
now. That's good.
counterprogramming then
surprised that
Unknown: it was it was very, I
thought was educationally kind
of like a splash of water.
Adam Curry: But surprising,
surprising you would hear that
in democracy now. And it kind of
begs the question like, Are
there two sides of the deep
state and war? CIA? DIA, do we
go back to that theory
Unknown: is that the FBI is
involved in there somehow, but I
think they've teamed up with the
CIA.
Adam Curry: CIA runs them, as
far as I'm concerned. Yeah, it's
there, the local hunt the
national honeypot guys, hey,
Unknown: they know how to do
that. There was something well,
something's up.
Adam Curry: Well, there's
something that popped up on the
CIA broadcasting systems pixie
girl over there. harridge. And
it? I mean, yeah, so they're
discussing these documents. And
we know that. So interesting to
hear senators and Congress,
people saying, well, you know,
I've seen the documents, I can't
discuss them with you. And then
you hear you hear everyone just
talking about them, you know,
these these read in journalists?
Well, he had the plans for the
invasion of Iran, I can
understand why that's an issue.
But still doesn't mean that, you
know, this is Espionage Act
material. But there's a there's
a term in here that I had not
heard well, I've heard half of
the term, but never heard the
full term, in light of within
the context of any type of
national security, and special
stuff that we don't want anyone
to know. And pixie girl had it.
Catherine, you've
Unknown: been doing reporting
about the risk assessment about
just what was in these documents
educate us on that? Well, what
jumps out to me, John is when
you go to the section on the
willful retention of National
Defense Information, by my
count, there are 21 top secret
documents and the disclosure of
Adam Curry: First of all, I saw
nothing but boxes and boxes and
boxes, the only 21 Did you see
all those boxes? They had a
Unknown: room full of boxes,
those boxes in the bathroom,
there's boxes everywhere room?
Adam Curry: Only 21. Okay,
action one
Unknown: room, they even tossed
a box around Trump he talked
about he said, why they throw
this box on the floor?
Well, what jumps out to me, John
is when you go to the section on
the willful retention of
National Defense Information, by
my count, there are 21 top
secret documents and the
disclosure of top secret
information has the expectation
of exceptionally grave damage to
national security. But what
stands out to me is some of the
classified codings like TK or
talent keyhole, you don't see
that very often. That's about
intelligence from overhead
imagery. For example, if we're
looking at a terrorist target,
do we have such good visibility,
that we can count the hairs on
their head? Can we see what
they're eating for breakfast on
their terrorist patio? Those are
capabilities that we don't want
our adversaries to know that we
have.
Adam Curry: They do it but did
you catch the name of it? Yeah.
What our talents key keyhole?
Yeah, well, that's what Google
bought from in-q tell Google
bought keyhole that became
Google Maps.
Unknown: Oh, that's yeah, that's
good. How about
Adam Curry: that, huh? So this
keyhole thing is a little bigger
than we thought. And what did
they actually buy? Did they did
they get a gyp? I mean, all they
got is a bunch of cars driving
around.
Unknown: Those are capabilities
that we don't want our
adversaries to know. That we
have. And then
no, we know, they know. Thanks
to you. Yeah, exactly. Exactly.
This whole thing makes no sense.
And what she just said makes
even less sense
or terrorists patio. Those are
capabilities that we don't want
our adversaries to know. That,
Adam Curry: by the way, is it
marks the terrorist patio? So
like is it does talent keyhole
have a little badge. This is a
terrorist patio instead of like
normal patio. Then also
Unknown: Special Access
Programs, or SAP. These are
highly restricted programs.
Because of the sensitivity of
the intelligence and the
technology such as stealth
technology, for example, think
of classified information like
the Pentagon, Special Access
Programs are these handful of
rooms where they're just a
limited number of keys to
control and restrict access to
that information.
So it's not just secret, it's
the top of the top of the top
some
of these are way beyond top
secret, like I said, telling
keyhole when you're talking
about Special Access Programs or
SCI sensitive, compartmentalized
information, these really are
the crown jewels of the US
intelligence community.
Adam Curry: Okay, so this has
got to be the CIA who are pissed
off about this. This is you
know, see
Unknown: the Intel crown jewel.
Adam Curry: And she's read in
she's obviously read in no one
was no one was able the only
person who said talent keyhole
as far as I could find was was
Miss harridge here, but that was
pretty interesting. What do I
have here? Do
Unknown: I like a lot Did I get
this? There's a lot of coded
messaging going on here.
Adam Curry: Like we have this.
We seen this, we know this,
something like that. I think
we're back to CIA, DIA. Then we
clearly the CIA has the upper
hand over the media. Anyway,
Unknown: here's Oh, yeah. Well,
no, they run it. Yeah. Here's
Adam Curry: ABC is short
reports.
Unknown: One of the complaints
hearing from Republicans, this
is selective prosecution. They
say that, you know, Hillary
Clinton wasn't charged. Joe
Biden hasn't been charged. Mike
Pence hasn't been charged,
although these are Republican.
What are the differences?
So Biden pence fall into one
category, which is, it was a
mistake. It was an error. If
Donald Trump had turned over as
he did some of the initial
documents, we wouldn't be he
wasn't charged for any incorrect
is correct. So he turned over
the initial documents. Some of
them were highly classified, he
wasn't charged. That's
comparable to Biden and pence.
Now, Hillary Clinton is a little
bit of a different story. But
they thoroughly investigated
that case. And what they didn't
find is that she was doing it on
purpose. Yes, she had the
survived purpose. But there was
no evidence that she
specifically and intentionally
was trying to justice. They
found after a thorough
investigation there that they
just couldn't prove that. And of
course,
Donald Trump's team was leading
the Justice Department for the
last four years when they could
have investigated and charged
her if there was a case. Yep.
Dan Abrams. Thanks very much.
Adam Curry: Wow, so good, so
good. Oh, Trump stupid that he
should have gotten or he was
really good yet that the Justice
Department should have
prosecuted her.
Unknown: There's a little irony
in the way they presented that
which is that Hillary because
Trump was the to prick that
Biden is
Adam Curry: or whoever I
wouldn't even say it's Biden. Or
one of the many Biden whoever
that guy was on the lawn with
Guy was not Biden, for sure.
Yeah, so the whole thing is odd.
It doesn't seem like doesn't
seem like any of this will stay
I mean, clearly what they did is
they know those pictures of all
the boxes that was that was in
the indictment that was in the
filing. But that was that was
put in there too. Now clearly to
get the the grand jury to
indict. Yeah, juice it up.
Exactly.
Unknown: Brilliant. All these
boxes.
Adam Curry: But the whole
button, it's not going over?
Well, it's not an answer. And
everybody's doing it. Yeah, but
But trying to see what Biden's
do remember, it's not an answer.
And the woman who I guess wants
to be Trump's running mate
Carrie Lake posh she just jumped
on this like crazy. You know,
she's the number one now on
iTunes with this I do not know.
Oh, man. Oh, you haven't even
heard of this? No,
Unknown: I'm I'm in darkened by
Carrie Lake.
Adam Curry: Oh, well, let me
play the it's Carrie Lake. Let
me see. He said what is it
called is called
70 81,000,007 81 million votes
might ask you hold on a second.
This is number one on all the
charts.
Unknown: Great title.
Adam Curry: It's kind of catchy
in this video to go with it, you
know, who
Unknown: told me two years ago
three years ago that I wouldn't
be in the middle of a political
movement I would have said put
down Hunter's crack pipe right
now.
For the groceries, I can't
afford your gas. It's bad cross
Adam Curry: so that's, that's
number one. Everywhere iTunes
Spotify, everyone's loving the
81 million votes my ass and she
is just out of control. Here's a
she's on Piers Morgan want to
play clip? This is from you. I
believe on Friday talking about
what may happen.
Unknown: If you want to get to
President Trump, you're gonna
have to go through me. And
you're gonna have to go through
75 million Americans just like
you. Yes. Most of us are card
carrying members of the NRA.
That's not a threat. That's a
public service. We will not let
you lay a finger on presidents.
Frankly downwards the time.
Frankly, now is the time to
cling to our guns and our
religion.
That's pretty incendiary stuff
carry to suggest that you've all
got your guns, and you're gonna
use them to defend Donald Trump.
That's not what I said. I am
using my freedom of speech to
say that we support President
Trump millions Han 10s of
millions of Americans do you
guys will always defend
Adam Curry: this guy. What do
you guys think? I don't really
have you watch my show. So stop
calling me you the media.
There's a lot of things going on
in that clip.
Unknown: A couple of said just
one clarification. When she says
75 million people, and most of
us are card carrying members of
the NRA. No, that's that's far
from the number of NRA members
is 4.3 million. Yeah. As far far
from the truth. It's less than a
10th. Yeah.
Adam Curry: But her you know,
this is, but you see what she's
doing so that she must be vying
for a running mate status with
that. I can't see why. It's
rilink. It's not ultimately I
don't think this is good.
Unknown: looks it up? There's
Adam Curry: some kind of well,
that was more
Unknown: I sure wish they would
share what these documents are.
They're being very mom about
what's in them. I'm really
curious.
Adam Curry: What do you mean is
telling keyhole? It's, we know
exactly what it is. It's all
kinds of good stuff.
Unknown: I sure wish they would
share what these documents are.
They're being very mom about
what's in them. I'm really
curious about what's in them and
pierce there's more evidence of
wrongdoing and crime, frankly,
in Hill on Hillary Clinton's
servers. There's more evidence
of crime in Joe Biden's garage
and those boxes where he had no
ability to declassify those
documents because he was a
senator and a vice president.
There's more evidence of a crime
on Monica Lewinsky's dress them
in those boxes from martial law.
Adam Curry: Come on, come on.
She gets a point for that one.
Unknown: This is a bogus case.
And you know what it is, it's
really just a way Pierce to give
cover to Joe Biden who just this
week we found out took another
$5 million dollar bribe and
payout from the CCP. And we have
17 recordings of him. According
to Senator Grassley, on tape
being recorded taking bribes and
payouts from Ukraine. This is a
distraction to give you in the
media. Something to talk about
so you don't have to talk about
the crimes Joe Biden commits
Adam Curry: Well, and that's
that's the whole conversation.
Trump's crooked he's put our put
our our our our people at risk.
Biden you know we got tape.
Hunters got a crack pipe. It's
just is not helpful.
Unknown: Well, I think is great
now.
Adam Curry: You got nothing to
lose.
Unknown: We have a couple of
things to note. They are taking
some sides on this. And we've
already seen Bill Barr I don't
have the clip I just had on the
last show. He's he's all bar
saying that Trump's toast?
Adam Curry: Is that from the
last show? It was
Unknown: pre last show. Yeah.
Bill Barr was on with the
blonde. pretty blonde Shannon,
Shannon Bream. And she was like,
just draw what? He's going on
now. These he's dead. They got
him. He's
Adam Curry: toast. What would
you have titled that clip?
Unknown: I didn't. I know. I
never I didn't bring it.
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. I'm sorry.
I thought you okay. Yeah, no,
no,
Unknown: especially Yeah. So
then so then Trump comes out and
says Bill bars a low life and
that sets off one of the Fox
guys I can't remember his name
offhand. But the guy that always
wears glasses and you lose over
the glasses and he talks like
like this all the time.
Adam Curry: erudite, the guy at
night the
Unknown: way it looks looking
over his glass, you know, he's
talking like we're
Adam Curry: not watching Fox
News anymore that MSNBC in the
ratings,
Unknown: but he got all bent out
of shape about him being called
a lowlife. something of an
extreme I thought so I was kind
of concerned about that. And
then we had Trump should have
sneaky Haley saying that he's so
so she's done. And then we had
well
Adam Curry: this is let's just
look at the sides. Nikki Haley
who was ambassador to the United
Nations. She's got to be CIA.
You just have you know, Barr
come on CIA. And let's not
forget his dad who you know got
Epstein started but oh I think
this we're back to the to the IA
wars. It's feels like it so but
you know what is going to happen
and what is going to hell
Unknown: is the one that the
latest guy who jumped into the
fray and have a clip Yep. Bolton
Adam Curry: Oh, the fart
sniffer. Okay, all right.
Bolton, now he's running isn't
he didn't he announced he's
running. I don't
Unknown: know that he is. I know
that Pompeo who also jumped on
Trump CIA who is does CIA think.
So Pompeo jumped on the on the
anti Trump bandwagon but Bolton
I think is the best band Bolton
expresses they all say pretty
much what Bolton says in his
clip
Republican responses to former
President Trump's indictment
fall several ways. Trump is
denouncing it and saying he's
innocent. Although photographs
show many cartons of documents
in his home, many cartons the
indictment says many containers
and
proves he's guilty. Wait.
Oh, yes. Guilty cartons.
He used the word xo. Yeah. Yeah,
that says he's innocent, though,
as though that as if the cartons
themselves proved his guilt.
Well, that's what that's what
Adam Curry: the indictment is.
Unknown: For the NPR by the way.
No, no, CBS PBS. It says PBS was
NPR.
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. Well, that
explains it Republican waste.
Unknown: Let me think it might
be No, it might be PBS because
I'm visualizing.
Adam Curry: You're telling me
there's a difference between NPR
and PBS. Come on.
Unknown: What difference does it
make
Republican responses to former
President Trump's indictment
fall several ways. Trump is
denouncing it and saying he's
innocent. Although photographs
show many cartons of documents
in his home. The indictment says
many contained sensitive
military secrets. Several
Republican presidential
candidates are attacking the
federal justice department even
though they want to replace
Trump as the party leader. Some
candidates say the indictment is
serious, as do some former
members of the Trump
administration. Former Attorney
General William Barr told Fox
the indictment is strong. And we
have reached John Bolton, the
President's one time national
security adviser Ambassador
Welcome back. Glad to be with
you. You've handled a lot of
classified documents in your
time. What do you see in this
indictment?
I see big trouble for Donald
Trump. I think this is a
potentially catastrophic turn of
events for him. It certainly
should be. Yeah.
Adam Curry: Trouble. Trouble.
Can you imagine if Bolton was
president, but what a fab
president that guy would be?
Hello? Hello, America.
Unknown: He says it should be so
he's already taken sides. Well,
that
Adam Curry: guy's again. He
Unknown: hated Trump ever. This
is the problem we've had with
Trump since the beginning. Now
Adam Curry: he hires the wrong
people. He's
Unknown: been hired idiots are
shitheads like this guy.
Adam Curry: Yeah, he's he's
quick to fire. But then the
damage is already done. Clip
two.
Unknown: So is there more to
this clip? No. But there's two
more clips. Oh, that's what it
is part two.
Because if proven in trial, and
of course that that is the
government's burden. But But if
proven at trial, it should put
Trump in jail for a long time.
You know, there's a there's a
1000s 10s of 1000s of people in
the federal government who have
security classifications. And
when they deviate even the
slightest amount, and it's found
out they face severe penalties
that their service members
they're discharged from the
service. We have to hold
everybody accountable equally.
And that does not exclude the
president. So I think this is a
real issue that's going to have
profound impact on our national
security. If we don't take it
seriously.
We should emphasize we've seen
the photographs, and the former
President himself has not denied
having the documents. So the
question, really, if any, is
whether he as a former president
had a right to them of the
various arguments that Trump has
advanced. Can you imagine any
that would work in which a
former president has some
special latitude here?
Well, if Trump had followed
standard procedures, if anybody
could have trusted him with the
documents, if he wanted to write
a book about his time as
president, there were procedures
that could have been set up, he
disregarded all of those, which
is how the National Archives
eventually took this case to the
Justice Department. But but it's
the obstruction is the refusal
to give back the documents when
they were demanded by subpoena
and and through extensive
discussions about what was
required. That's what tips this
over the edge beyond any doubt,
and I think anybody who tries to
say that somehow this isn't
serious, this is a storage
issue, or probably people who
have never handled a classified
document in their lives don't
understand what's at stake here.
And it really is a national
security issue, and Trump has
displayed utter disdain for
these constraints he did. So I
saw it over and over again, when
he was president. The conduct
that's alleged by the indictment
is entirely believable to me.
Adam Curry: Well, this is all
hyperbole. So what he's saying
he's saying, Oh, it wasn't just
that he had the documents, but
he wouldn't give them back as if
it's the only copy first of all,
please. Yeah, but it's like this
copies everywhere of this stuff.
Now, I just wanted is it your
understanding that he leaked
this information and told people
who did not have appropriate
clearance
Unknown: mostly when they did
their sweep? have every buddy
they could find. Yeah, he told a
good fellow golfer.
Oh, that's okay. That's
Adam Curry: where that's where
the joke comes from. Yeah, even
though we've known since 2001,
that the plan is to arrest
arrest Clark. Arrest General
Wesley Clark. He spilled the
beans that were going to invade
Iran. He said it publicly. He
had that classified information.
Good void. I mean, isn't that
the same thing? About talent,
Unknown: I think is the same
thing that there's a little
another element here, which
Trump kind of brings in they
don't like to discuss it. Trump
has the as president and Bolton
kind of brought if you're if he
had gone through channels, if
Trump had done this diet, and
the other thing, he could have
taken these documents home for
his book. But what Trump says
hey, they work for me. I was the
Exec. I was the president. Yeah.
Why do I have to take orders?
For someone that works for me?
They're my underlays. I'm
supposed to give them orders. So
when Bolton has a just the other
way around, which I believe
because Bolton was a member of
the administrative state, yes.
And having worked for it myself,
I will admit, you were spooked.
Not as a spook, I've never been
a spook. And that's why this
show is so good. Because I don't
have I've not, I'm not covered
by any confidentiality of
anything, neither, you know, so
we can analyze all we want. In
fact, we
Adam Curry: know that my family
has actually kicked me out of
the room because they didn't
have clearance.
Unknown: That's right. This has
happened to you. You can't
We can't tell
you this, because you and you,
and you've never been read into
anything I haven't been read in
and this, but we know enough
that we can analyze it without
having to violate anything,
which makes us safe. The point
is, is that the administrative
state really thinks they run the
show.
Adam Curry: Well, they do.
Unknown: They do. They're
proving it.
Adam Curry: Yes. And, you know,
except for this judge. You know,
Trump might get
Unknown: large Oh, man, they
don't like this judge.
Adam Curry: No, no one likes to
dwell. They're going after
Unknown: her. Oh, you know,
she's the one who put if you
remember, she's the one who came
up with a special master.
Adam Curry: I don't remember.
Yeah.
Unknown: I mean, when they've
when they when they did the
raid? Yeah, in Mara Lago there
was a brouhaha over it. And they
she was brought in. And she
said, You have to have to go
over these documents you have
because there were just going
drawn boxes on the floor and
everything else you can see. You
have to have a special master
member the Special Master.
Adam Curry: Yeah, rings a bell?
Yeah. So
Unknown: she demanded a special
master. And then the 11th
Circuit Court of Appeals said,
No, you're an idiot. And they
kicked it back. And so now
everyone's citing this as she's
an idiot, because the 11th Court
refused. And so she's under
scrutiny. But there's two things
that they had, there's two
holes, I can see that if she was
had any balls she'd do this. One
was the original search warrant
was very dubious. Yeah. And the
second one, oh, technical stuff.
It's all technical, technical
stuff. The second one is having
one of Trump's attorney violate
the attorney client privilege.
Because the judge said he could.
This This has got to be thrown
out. Yeah. And that, if that
gets thrown out the whole case,
go,
Adam Curry: you know, we have.
Look, the only thing that's kind
of good is Trump has money. I
think if he still has some,
because he have plenty because
you can fight this. I mean, it's
like, you know, I've had IRS
stuff in the past. And they say,
Well, you can't deduct that. And
you know, and I clearly could,
but the bottom line is if I
wanted to go fight it, I need
$100,000 to take it to court.
Unknown: Yeah. So you can save
10 Yeah, exactly.
Adam Curry: So you know, this is
the problem. You win. Yeah.
That's Yes. So that's kind of
the problem. And I I don't know,
I mean, there's it's not working
out well for anybody. The system
the system is so deeply corrupt.
So just everything is is broken.
And you know, and I just don't
see Carrie lake as being
helpful.
Unknown: I love it. So So, yeah,
the system's corrupted. As
always, everything. We always
have to remember that the first
thing you learn in poli science
class College, is that the
President sets the standard for
Ethics in the country. Yeah, and
that's why blow Jobs became so
important after Bill Clinton.
They're not sex. Don't forget
that girls No, no. And, and
Biden is corrupt President is
obviously corrupt, and it's
being reflected everywhere.
Adam Curry: You're so right
there. We have a third Bolton
clip here.
Unknown: Yeah. Again, the
government has to prove it and
hope they do it soon. I think
one real issue here is how
quickly this goes to trial. You
know, Donald Trump says he's
completely innocent. Well, if
he's completely innocent, he
should want this stain on his
reputation removed as soon as
possible an innocent person
would say I want to trial in a
couple of months. Let's see what
Donald Trump does. And
of course, if it goes beyond a
couple of months where the
presidential primary season,
why, given what you've said,
Ambassador, why do you think
that Ron DeSantis, one of Trumps
rivals for the nomination? is
attacking the Justice Department
over this indictment?
Well, I think it's a mistake, I
think, actually DeSantis the
other day made a very important
point, which was when he was in
the Navy Judge Advocate
General's corps handling
classified information. If he
had done a portion of what Trump
is alleged to have done, he
would have been court martialed.
That's the standard to make and
I think for Republicans look at,
take it for granted that there's
a double standard, take it for
granted, Democrats don't
prosecute, Democrats believe all
that but Hillary should have
been prosecuted, Joe Biden
should be prosecuted, and they
weren't. And that's an
injustice, except that for the
sake of argument, and then ask
these candidates the question,
Does that mean you give Donald
Trump a free pass? Is your
answer to the double standard
problem to have no standard at
all? You know, Republicans used
to believe that if you didn't
prosecute criminals, you'd have
more crime. And I think that
insight was right then and it's
right now.
Oh.
Adam Curry: President Bolton
Thank you. President Vice
President Elect Bolton we're so
so pleased so pleased to have
you. Well, let's just talk about
the system them because the
system is is weaponizing
everything in particular
children. Did you see the
Chinese Did you see you're a
theater Maven, did you see the
Chinese the Chinese?
Unknown: Yeah, and I do have one
commentary. Yes. I bought the
Chinese. Yeah, it was the worst.
Probably one of the worst. I
didn't get the clip.
Adam Curry: I got one cloaking.
Unknown: I got the clip, play
that clip and then I'll tell you
what, I think this is
Adam Curry: Denise Benton act is
Ginny Benton. And
Unknown: yeah, it's couldn't
keep her mouth shut it. Well,
Adam Curry: it's like, well, you
know, it doesn't matter if it's
Trump or DeSantis or de Santos.
They're all racists.
Unknown: Hi, I'm Denise Benton,
actor, and proud CMU alum.
Earlier tonight, see me on the
Tony Awards presented the 2023
excellence in theater Education
Award. And while I am certain
that the current Grand Wizard,
I'm sorry, excuse me, governor
of my home state of Florida will
be extinguishing.
Adam Curry: Now the whole crowd
goes wild. They're on their
feet. They're pumping their
fists in the air. He's a racist,
a racist. I mean, it was really
disappointing as a fan of the
theater.
Unknown: Well, you know, a
couple of things should be
noted. One is the the numbers
the box office numbers are way
down. Yeah. And, and these
awards didn't help any. Now the
best play I want to read this is
an example that both the best
playing the best musical have
lost money. But the best play
was, I guess a complete turkey
but it wins. And it's called
Kimberly akimbo is the name of
the play. Now I just want to
read from the wiki page what
this plays about. This is a play
written and I want to say Do you
think they're packing them in to
go see this particular play is a
play written in 2000 by David
Lindsay a bear. It's titled
character is a lonely teenage
girl suffering from a disease
similar to progeria that causes
her to age four and a half times
as fast as normal, thus trapping
her inside the frail physical
body of an elderly woman. She
meets another misfit at college
or a teenage boy and the to form
an attachment to one another
that borders on attraction. But
their situation is not helped by
Kimberly's rapidly detailed
aerating health. Soon Kimberly's
family gets mixed up in some
crazy money schemes and the
family is emotionally destroyed.
Adam Curry: Oh man who was
horrible doesn't sound that
doesn't say you know just
doesn't doesn't say Cabaret
Unknown: is just not something
you're gonna go watch and
they're they're celebrating this
they have gone off the rails
they've lost the plot
Adam Curry: the celebrating
ageism sounds like I'm not quite
sure
Unknown: what that I don't even
know what the point of it is.
But why would that get best?
There's nothing Broadway is dead
on his feet right now because
the talent is gone.
Adam Curry: Where did the talent
go? I mean, the
Unknown: the musical that which
was done by Tom Stoppard, his
last piece probably was is
probably acceptable. But but the
rest of it is just with this and
the arrogance of these people
that go out there and, and just
accuse everyone who doesn't like
them of being
Adam Curry: Ku Klux Klan and
rename and renaming the town in
Florida to plantation, Florida.
Yeah, I mean, and for a black
woman to do this. It's this
messed up. I mean, it's one
thing for dinero to go there.
Yeah. dinero like I hate Trump,
but I'll suck him in the face.
Okay, tough guy. Great. But this
is just is there's there's not
even any evidence of, of racism.
Oh, Mike. I just I hear it
everywhere. All Florida most
racist state. When did this
happen? There's more black.
Unknown: In Double ACP said,
says it's a dangerous place to
go despite the fact that the
head of the NAACP lives in
Florida.
Adam Curry: So it's just
everything being weaponized.
Right. I'm surprised they're
still pulling racing. I mean,
it. Why didn't they just do you
know? Ronnie's hates gays. I
mean, it should that's what they
should do. That's the trip now.
He hates children.
Unknown: So they need their
gender affirming care. By the
way, the you know that. Kids,
kids look kids who are claiming
to be non binary is now up
4,000%. In Jersey, it's
everywhere.
Adam Curry: I heard I got a note
from one of our producers, he's
a doctor. And it was it was nice
to dentists. And we were talking
about my teeth or whatever. And
going back and forth says Now I
use the term kiddo because I
have at least 40 patients.
Children who are who are non
binary or, or transgender kids
40 He says doesn't seem like a
lot out of 1000 patients. I said
yes. It does.
Unknown: Seems like a lot to me.
Yeah.
Adam Curry: This is unheard of.
Anyway, so there's there's an
attack going on. And that is and
it's the system. Okay? It's not
that people get wrapped up. We
know lots of people who are on
the LGBT kids train. They're not
bad people. They're sucked into
the system and they're
brainwashed and they take
authority as the authority.
Whoa, guy with a lab coat says
it ba something Association.
Some somebody with pediatrics in
the name says it. I will write
about COVID No. So that they
well that's what they think.
Hilarious. We still have people
wearing masks alone in their car
driving around even an assault
in Austin again. Yeah, it's
baffling. baffling.
Unknown: Yeah, they're in their
car today, three years after the
fact they're still driving
around with a mask in their car
by themselves.
Adam Curry: So this stuff has
been going on for a long time
and I'm going to show I have a
couple of clips here that I want
to play. The first one is the
pronouns nonsense, which is just
nonsense. And
Unknown: can I can I play a
couple of talk clips you free
get to talk talk to talk
Adam Curry: of course of course
man Are we quick talk is up
Unknown: well let's start with I
do have a pronoun clip. But
first let's listen from blossom.
Who did tell us off about
everything because we're all
screwed
Adam Curry: blossom does
Jeopardy now. So
Unknown: she she's allowed to
well there's a different blossom
Oh, I'm sorry,
female are not genders. If you
don't know who I am, my name is
blossom i use they them pronouns
in English and espanol en au
plus eight and Well anybody can
self identify their gender. So
if they want to use that
language for their gender they
can. Male and female as well as
intersex are terms that are most
typically associated with sex
not with gender. When we're
talking about gender we're
talking about women man in all
of the identities that fall
within being non binary androgen
femme of center mask of center,
a gender, gender fluid,
and there are so many more so if
you aren't charge of a form that
says gender and then it says
male and female. First of all,
you're racing intersex people.
Second of all, those are not
terms associated with gender
they are terms associated with
sex.
And I'll
Adam Curry: tell you, if blossom
was on the Tony Awards, I would
have watched that shot go see
blossom on stage. That sounds
like a hoot.
Unknown: And there we have the
Jetta. The pronoun person that
is using the pronouns Fe and pop
Fi is one of my newer pronouns
they pronounce currently FA for
me is because I'm a very, I'm
very gender and basically the
stallion except for my enemy. So
yeah,
they pronounced fairy.
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's a bad
clip.
Unknown: And that, yeah, that
clip was not as good but the
blossom clip was good, but then
the last one is actually
Michelle and the transsexual
power. Well, this
Adam Curry: is this is Dwayne
Wade's
Unknown: son who's a girl now
Adam Curry: well that's been
going on for a while Mo and I
did quite a quite a piece on
this it's
Unknown: always What do you know
about it? Well, it
Adam Curry: was all part of his
wife is really the one who
pushed his kid into it and she
is an actress if I'm saying if
I'm recalling correctly what
she's
Unknown: a former I don't know
she acts anymore on
Adam Curry: on that show. What
show was it not glee? It's the
one of those one of those non
binary type shows and you know,
just really kind of wood most as
is, you know, this is was part
of the SIOP on black Americans.
And, and, you know, this clip,
of course, I interpreted this
perhaps differently than some
people. But she now what's,
what's the kids name? Gotta
know, is talking to Michelle
Obama. I'm not even sure what
the circumstances but it's over
zoom. And it's an odd exchange.
Right there.
Unknown: What's on your mind?
What do you want to know you
want to talk about this that you
didn't want to talk to you
about? I want to ask you one
question about your book, which
by the way, I have read and I
love it. Divine divan,
Adam Curry: okay. And if my kid
would talk like that, I don't
care if that's my kids assigned
a birth or not. I'm like, You're
not talking about that divine
divine, which, by the way, I
Unknown: have read and I love
it. Divine. And yes, so I wanted
to ask you, what advice do you
have for teens who want to be
themselves and thrive? Like you
have? And currently are? Well,
like you have? And currently
are? Yeah, nice. I mean, yeah,
I am just so proud of you, you
know, being just an amazing role
model and embracing but your
truth, right. You're, you're
you're already doing this. So
maybe this is for some other
young people that are listening.
I feel
it does take time to know what
you what's on your mind. What do
you want to know what you want
to talk about?
Adam Curry: Yeah, see this? This
was so weird. First of all, this
is a very privileged child, no
matter what gender and
privileged child very
privileged, and Michelle Obama
also grew up privileged. She
just had no struggle. Her mom
worked at a bank was not
attacked. Tina works at the same
bank that her mom worked at,
back in the day in Chicago. Now,
you know, and I have not read
yet I have to read the but I
need to read the book becoming
Michelle Obama, and then I can
comment on it. I will I read
Sarah Palin 's book, so I should
read Michelle Obama's book. But
the way I read this was a
deflection where this kids going
well, we know you know, the word
on the street is Michelle, you
you're trans. So could you
please tell me how you was
divine? How you wrote about it?
How you how you became yourself.
That's, that's my interpretation
of what this kid does. What's
Unknown: the main interpretation
is? Yeah, I don't think yours is
off the wall.
Adam Curry: No, big mic. 2024.
So let's talk about pronouns for
a second, which, and if someone
it upsets the balance between
children and parents, it is not
a good idea. It's it is also
incorrect grammar most of the
time, it is also a lie. And if
someone says My pronouns are my
response will be Do not worry. I
will not be talking about you to
other people. And that's just
that's it. Now, I've never had
someone tell me their pronouns.
It hasn't occurred to me. But I
have heard children say this to
parents, and it's jarring, but
it's been going on for a while,
and of course, it's been rammed
on every wants to throat in the
media in entertainment Star Trek
Discovery, I don't watch season
three, Episode Eight, the
distress signal
Unknown: must include an encoded
message of some kind, DERA can
write an algorithm that can find
and decode it. How long will
that take? No more than a few
hours. She's pretty fast. Update
me the moment you have something
committed. Of course
they're fast. I'm not she I've
never felt like a she or or her.
So I would prefer they or them
to know.
Adam Curry: Okay, now this is a
DERA saying this to them's
superior. And that's accepted.
So that's the kind of and this
is years old. This is two, three
years ago. So this stuff has
been going on. It's been it's
been promoted. And it is part of
an absolute system to upset the
world. Certainly the United
States, although things seem to
be cranking up a bit in in other
countries, oddly, trying. Yeah,
they're succeeding. The
Netherlands is becoming a little
weird now, unexpectedly. But
it's entering into law,
California, at the local level,
which I think is much more
important than the presidential
race. So squirrel on the on
who's going to be the president.
This is one of your guys up
there. When it's his name,
Senator Scott, Wilk, a
Republican, I'm sure one of the
things if you in the California
State Senate.
Unknown: I'm now in year 11. In
the state legislature, and all
the time we're proposing
policies to protect children.
After 11 years, I've come to
conclusion that we need to start
protecting parents as just not
happening. I've been here let's
witness a full frontal assault
on charter schools, taking way
parents choice and how their
children can be educated to the
detriment particularly of
children of color. In recent
years, we have put government
bureaucrats between parents,
children and doctors when it
comes to medical care. And now
we have this where if a parent
does not support the ideology of
the government, they're going to
be taken away from the home. Now
I agree with both Senator wiener
Senator Laird that today It only
involves divorce proceedings and
frankly, a judge can already
factor factor this in. But I can
assure you is not going to end
with divorce proceedings. In the
past when we've had these
discussions, and I've seen
parental rights. atrophied and
I've been I've encouraged people
to keep fighting. I've changed
my mind on that if you love your
children, you need to flee
California. You need to flee. We
are moving towards the pathway.
The Handmaid's Tale, California
is becoming the new Juliet. And
it just breaks my I'm born and
raised in this state, I love
this state, I'm not going to
stay in this state, because it's
just too oppressive. And I
believe in freedom. And so I'm
going to move to America when I
leave the legislature.
Adam Curry: So what is going on
here is if if you don't listen
to your child, when they say my
pronouns are, your child can be
taken away from you by Child
Protective Services, apparently
with that in the case of a
divorce, but that's just the
start. This is not okay.
Unknown: No, this is the stuff
that's promoted by Scott wiener.
He mentioned him in there. Yeah.
He's a radical left winger from
San Francisco a gay advocate.
And he's totally on the side of
the trans he's not as you know,
you think he wouldn't be but he
doesn't get it. And it's this
this is going on
Adam Curry: because it's
political. He doesn't care. It's
the thing you're supposed to say
politically Used To Be Black
Lives Matter. Where did that go?
Black people all taken care of
it's all good everybody Black
Lives Matter Black Lives, which
as we know was run by trained
Marxists. So I'm gonna get into
the market admitted admitted
Yeah, it's not a secret. Not a
secret. Now they were proud of
it but you know, they blew up as
it as often happens, you know,
they
Unknown: well they got money.
They got money, marches with
money stuff never worked. Yeah
Adam Curry: did never works out
well, but we have a passing of
the torch, and the United States
is a firm target. Once again,
Unknown: I may not be quite as
dramatic as the TV show
succession but George Soros has
made a decision to hand over his
$25 billion empire to his 37
year old son Alex. Despite
saying in the past, he didn't
want one of his five kids to
succeed him. When asked about
his U turn. The 92 year old
philanthropist said his son had
anointed. Alex Sarasa said he is
more political than his father.
and plans to continue helping
left leaning causes. But at the
same time, he said, our side has
to be better about being more
patriotic and inclusive. Just
because someone votes Trump
doesn't mean they're lost or
racist.
Adam Curry: This is interesting.
So she's trying to bring
everybody in under the same
tent. And what would he do that
with would do it under the two
issues that people are most
afraid of being on the wrong
side of because of just how it's
been? Culturally changed? Yeah.
Unknown: So Alex, Soros has
obviously been involved, at
least recently. What more do we
know about him?
Well, he's got a PhD in history.
He's 37. So still pretty young.
And he has said, by his own
admission, that he has broadly
the same political views as his
father, but that he is more
political, and for example, that
he is going to actively campaign
against Donald Trump's attempt
to run for as a second term for
US president. He says, for
example, that he shares a lot of
the same ideas around democracy
that his dad does, that
includes, for example, a
commitment to try and pursue
freedom of speech, criminal
justice reform, as well as
minority and refugee rights. But
he says, for example, that his
focus is perhaps going to be
more us focus. And of course,
his dad was born in Hungary and
lived under the Nazi occupation.
And indeed, Open Society
Foundations was headquartered
initially in Budapest, and then
later in Berlin. Whereas it
sounds like Alex is going to be
more focused on US domestic
politics. He says, for example,
that he's going to put emphasis
on voting rights abortion as
well as initiatives when it
comes to gender equality.
Adam Curry: Yeah, there we go.
Yeah. And with gender equality,
we know what that means.
Unknown: Yeah. Means
sterilization to the youth of
America.
Adam Curry: So you know, we've
played James Lindsay before and
if you ever get James Lindsay
You really have to listen to
the, to his speeches. And we've
you know, we've played bits of
it in the past and it's always
quite good. But how did this How
does really get into into our
schools into our education
system? This is where, you know,
our I was off the board. This
has been going on for 30 years.
It's so deeply ingrained. And
the tinfoil hat podcast, of
course, podcast guide and guy
named that's what's his face,
it's Sam Tripoli. It's pretty
good podcast. So he had Jordan
Henry on parent activist,
activist parent, and he brings
in a new name Paulo, free airy,
and how this thinking has been
introduced and, and continues to
propagate throughout the entire
educational system. Regardless
of what what subject it is,
Unknown: these professors had us
read this guy named pallu
Ferreri, a Brazilian Marxist
from Assisi, Brazil,
Adam Curry: you know, Paulo
Ferrari.
Unknown: Oh, yeah. Yeah, he's
the guy. He's the guy. He is the
Nexus.
Adam Curry: You know the guy.
Yeah. Well,
Unknown: I've never met him. No,
Adam Curry: no, but what do you
know about the guy? Why just
give us a
Unknown: Marxist? He's a
theoretical Marxist. He's out of
Brazil and he has he came up
with the entire scheme to
corrupt the education system,
promote Maoism? Well, as we
would have it as we would define
it, we trans Maoism as we define
he is the guy he's the guy he's
the go to guy well, it all
traces back to him.
Adam Curry: Well, this and he's
still alive this guy. I don't
know we need to bring him to
account
Unknown: again Marxist from his
sci fi Brazil. This guy
basically changed education.
This is educational theory that
I had to read. Okay, educational
Marx's theory that I had to
read. For Landscape Architecture
School. My professors I was
like, oh, yeah, that you need to
develop a critical consciousness
for landscape architecture. I'm
like for trees, plants. And
they're like, Yeah, you do. And
I pushed back and I was like,
Okay, this book Paulo Freire,
II, it's his book called
Pedagogy of the Oppressed. This
book is the most influential
book in education. Every
educator that you know, every
teacher that you know, who's
been to school since 1990, for
sure, has read pallu for very,
and if they go get like an
advanced degree, like a master's
or doctorate, bro, they have to
buy into the ideology. They have
to go in deep. He quotes che he
quotes now he quotes Lenin, he
quotes Luke Kotch, Marx, Hegel,
all of the big Marxist
philosophers who were activists.
Adam Curry: So you know, just
hearing this and I think of our
you know, the Austin liberal
school teacher, she was brought
up on this as well, even though
underneath she's Jewish so she
she has some some things that
that tell her this is wrong
underneath bubbling under but
Unknown: but she's, yeah, most
Jews are all in on this. She's
Adam Curry: very much very much
all in on it.
Unknown: They call it liberation
theology. Marxist Catholicism
bridal dance.
Adam Curry: liberation theology.
Yes, Operation theology.
Unknown: They call it liberation
theology. So it's Marxist
Catholicism. And they funded him
to go to the World Council of
Churches in Geneva, Switzerland.
And, you know, long story short,
he got picked up by these
academics and harbor. And they
flew up they flew, he was the
toast of the elites in America
and in Europe, funded by the
Rockefellers funded by the UN,
as an official diplomat or some,
some nonsense, and then they
published his book over and over
and over again. And then they
push all these Marxist
ideologues who are basically you
can't you know, they're Ferien,
F, r, e, i r e, that's a spell
for very for anybody listening.
And it's a cool, it's a cool,
it's a straight up Marxist,
Catholic liberation theology,
Cole, that the Rockefellers
funded to overtake American
education.
Adam Curry: And when he says
this, I'm like, Oh, so this is
why we have new Catholics in
China. Because ceflix
Unknown: If you go back through
Obama, yeah. You remember, he
went to a church that had a
black liberation theology. This
is the same stuff.
Adam Curry: Oh, was that his
pastor?
Unknown: Yeah, remember that
guy? Yeah. Obama's kind of an
atheist and probably never went
to church, but they, but the
Republicans tried to associate
him with this guy. And it was a
big deal. He's a bad guy with
his name communist.
Adam Curry: Yeah. Come on. It's
on the tip of my tongue.
Unknown: Yeah, that guy. And
yeah, no, this is via Congrats,
you got your concise clip,
Adam Curry: Jeremiah, right.
Unknown: Yeah, Jeremiah Wright,
Jeremiah, black liberation
theology. Same thing that you
just take the word black and
replace it with, with design or
to replace it with gender or you
replace it with whatever. Next
clip,
the whole point of his book and
education is that, you know, he
wants to get rid of all
distinction between you know,
the teacher and the student.
Like there's there's no
hierarchy whatsoever, you're not
going to learn from the teacher,
you're the student actually
teaches the teacher,
Adam Curry: like the like the
the child teachers, the parent.
Unknown: And they're actually
it's more like their equivalent,
and they there's no power
whatsoever. So that's why you
see all this like chaos in
schools right now. It's because
yeah, yeah, yeah. These these
educators got brainwashed into
thinking that the students run
the show, woke is pallu Frary.
Woke is critical consciousness.
Is that that is where this chick
came from. It's now it's, it's
now as thought reform. Okay. And
that was his whole mission was
to basically insert Maoist
thought reform in the West. And
damn, he was successful.
Adam Curry: Yes. And I have
Unknown: desert by the way.
Yeah. Your earlier clip of the
guy in California. Yeah. It
reflects this same thing. Yes.
The idea of that well, to get to
you know, you take the kid away
from the parents of the if you
don't listen to the kid of the
kids, the boss. This is the same
thing that happens in family
structures where the daughter
says know them, yep. To them
guess. Exam dad damaged? Does
she know so she dad? Yep. That's
it. This is very Yes. Almost.
Great.
Adam Curry: I have one more clip
from him. The wasn't gonna say.
So there was an example that
James Lindsay gave different. I
don't have the clip, but I can I
can paraphrase it. The way this
is brought into the classroom is
let's say you're in math class,
where it's a math lesson. And
you say, okay, Pete and his
family are driving to the
amusement park, it's 50 miles
from their home to the amusement
park. They've driven 30 miles.
The math question will be, how
many more miles do they have to
go? But first, who here has been
to an amusement park? So there's
going to be at least one or two
have not been to an amusement
park? And then the conversation
goes, Oh, well, why not? Is it
is it fair that some kids can't
go to an amusement park and then
all of a sudden you're talking
about economics and class and
then you're no longer talking
about matter about equity,
equity. Of course, you're
talking about equity.
Ultimately, that's how it's
being taught. And the more I
think about the Austin school
teacher, the more I now
recognize, even though
internally she hated it, she
hates her job. She she she would
say, I hate my job, but I can't
leave because I will not get my
pension. I'm now in my 50s I'm
screwed. And then she has all
these rules. When I say You
know, once you talk to the kids
about this, well, that's not in
the Texas, East Texas State,
they have this all this rule
books about you can talk about
and it's all codified. It's all
encoded in there. It started
before it started with No Child
Left Behind the Republicans,
Bush did this. He started that,
then we had ESA. And then of
course, we had Common Core. And
now we have SEL, social
emotional learning. And the way
they did it is with with ESA,
and common core, the teachers
now had to do all this extra
work and document how the child
is doing not just academically,
is the child adapting? Do they,
you know, do they fit in with
the class? Do they have empathy,
and then with SEL, the social
emotional learning, that's where
we talked about this. That's
where this castle organization
pops up. And they say, Oh, we've
got the whole system that does
it all for you don't have to do
all this work. We'll just do it
all for you. And so now we have
the whole system is all set up.
And and I know parents who have
their kids in Christian schools
in Austin, and I said, Do they
have any SEL yeah, there's some
SEL, red flag, red flag, it's
everywhere. Here's his last clip
of this, Jordan, Henry guy.
Unknown: Their their policies
from the top down are designed
to destabilize children, to take
away their identity, to make
sure that they do not have one.
And that's critical
consciousness, right? Because
they want to have this this,
this this mindset for children
from a very early age, where
they're not really teaching them
like what to think? Or, or, or
even like, how to think. But
which questions to ask, and in
which ways why why did critical
race theory? Why did Cultural
Marxism get pushed in the
institutions? Why does UCLA have
a critical race theory law
department now funded by our tax
dollars? Why is because because
the government wants to keep us
separated. They don't want us to
unite these institutions, higher
ed, these elite institutions,
they're specifically designed to
brainwash people and to keep
them keep them siloed. There's
this there's this academic
paper, it's by this like, woke
academic, like gender, gender,
gender specialist, whatever,
gender theory woman, her name is
Hannah Dyer vypr. Listen to this
title of this academic journal
article. It's called queer,
futurity and childhood
innocence, beyond the injury of
development. That's the title,
bro. All right. And then and
then like, one of her quotes is,
it's better to understand
queerness as that which is
destructive to the social order,
and in content in contradiction
to reproductive maturity.
Literally, queerness is
attacking social order. And the
ability for children to
eventually reproduce.
Adam Curry: And this is
important. Everyone's focused on
the T. But the cues in there for
a reason. That's the one we got
to be careful of, because it
won't come down to your your
gender or assigned at birth. No,
no, just queer just no children
just ruined, ruined every stop
your family.
Unknown: No families, no fan.
That's a long term goal.
Adam Curry: The family will be
created in a lab that is
unfortunately these people are
crazy. So part of Cultural
Marxism. And we I remember
saying this early on in the
show, and we would kind of laugh
about as well, it's cultural
Marxism and you would chuckle
Unknown: Yeah, I chuckle you
chuckle because you
Adam Curry: knew. But I was I
was too young. And I wasn't I
wasn't schooled enough to
understand, but I was just
yelling with everybody else that
he is Cultural Marxism. But it
was and it is. So when you
change words, even if it's as
simple as the definition of a
vaccine, or the definition of
man and woman, which is John
Hopkins. Now this is John
Hopkins is an authority it is
seen as an authority. We had
John Hopkins putting up the
death count of COVID, regardless
of what you died of, that was on
the screen for for two years in
a row, just count as count. So
it's an authority and now they
have redefined what Lesbian and
Gay is in this. It's stirring up
a little bit of consternation,
but not really. And I think we
should read it just so we all
understand. So they have
Unknown: a non woman thing. Yes.
Yeah, this is worth reading and
discussing.
Adam Curry: The university's
gender and sexuality resource
Resources Office has a glob
Glossary of LGBTQ identities and
terms and income Oh,
Unknown: can I stop you one more
time now? Sure. We have to
remember Johns Hopkins as a
front for the CIA.
Adam Curry: And we know this how
Unknown: USA ID runs out of
their spook operations run out
of there. It's just believe me,
we've talked about this before.
It's it's a smooth operation at
this point. And Mr. Real school,
you can go there and get a
degree. Yeah, but it is a front.
There's no doubt about it. Okay.
Adam Curry: Again, another
school I did not attend. So
there's gender and sexuality
Resources Office contains a
glossary of LGBTQ identities and
terms, and includes the
definition for the term lesbian.
And it's it this is how it
reads. Maybe I should do gay
man. First, let's do gay man.
First. A man who is a man who is
emotionally romantically
sexually affectionately, or
relationally attracted to other
men. I can't I guess you can't
just have a bro or who
identifies as a member of the
gay community. So if you
identify you're gay, at times,
gay is used to refer to all
people regardless of gender, who
have their primary sexual and or
romantic attractions to people
of the same gender. Gay is an
adjective, not a noun, as in, he
is a gay man.
A lesbian is a non man attracted
to non men. Well, past
definitions referred to lesbian
as a woman who is emotionally
romantically and or sexually
attracted to other women. This
updated definition includes non
binary people who may also
identify with the label discuss.
Unknown: Well, of course, the
big controversy is why don't
they make the gay men you know,
attracted to non women? Yes.
They don't do that. It's a very
strange. Again, a fucking with
the language to an to an extreme
F bomb from the vorak. Who?
Well, it's the only way you can
put it. Yeah. It with some some
goal in mind. I mean, this is
all it up. And he comes from
Johns Hopkins with their map of
the deaths. The deaths
Adam Curry: Dez Dez. Dez. is
Unknown: the map of the damage
again. It's an OP of some sort.
I don't know exactly what
they're trying to accomplish
here. But it did get some
attention.
Adam Curry: Well, well, there's
so many people who benefits so
we know how big pharma in the
medical industry benefits
because it's money, money,
money, but the politics of it.
It's just the new black. But
this is always the underlying
idea has always been this for
Aryan. Is that how we say it for
Aryan? Is that, I guess
something like that? Is this for
Aryan? The Maoists. We'll just
call it Trans Maoist methodology
to capture the entire country or
the world of the world really
the world.
Unknown: The world. Well, like
Adam Curry: Yeah, but it's
working pretty well.
Unknown: You know, what was
working not in China. Let's,
here's what's your the irony of
this Maoist thing is cracks me
up. Okay. The Mao was who had
the girls dress and pants and
act like boys and they were and
they had the kids go turn on
their parents with the Cultural
Revolution. They the whole
thing? Yep. That was the great,
extreme aspect of the mouse
thing. Currently,
Adam Curry: I wish I was alive
when this happened in my
lifetime. This happened with a
little red book. Yeah, it and we
still have read books on this
very show.
Unknown: Well, he's not little.
So the Yes, we were both alive
and the low red book did fade
run Dentistry has shaken the
book. Yeah. And those books are
around. I mean, I think I still
have what is
Adam Curry: your what is the
equivalent of the Little Red
Book today?
Unknown: Well, I'd have to think
about that. There has to be one
or the pride flag. Maybe. Maybe
that no, the progressive,
prideful? Yes. The
Adam Curry: new one. Yes. The
new progressive. And, by the
way, it is inappropriate for
anyone of any gender of any man,
non man, woman, non woman,
whatever, to bear your chest on
the White House lawn. I don't
care who you are. It's not
appropriate. She's, anyway, they
were doing that too.
Unknown: So the point is, is so
they set this up, they had to
they're the ones who created the
revolution became a communist,
actually a kind of a, I'd say
pro some new sort of communist
state dictatorship or
authoritarian for sure. And
they've since then, if you
remember, like, I think it's
about a year ago they banned fly
The boys guys were talking with
they had all these bands. So now
everything that would be like
considered a little gay is
illegal in China, which is like
the reverse of where they were
headed.
Adam Curry: Not that China is
behind these,
Unknown: this does not lead to
good news for the for the
community
Adam Curry: know and keep your
eye on the queue as what else
keep your eye on the queue. So
how does this again how does
this happen? We've had it with
with my child, my might my
girls, they've all at one point
been diagnosed with something
and autism I think my daughter
still believes that she has a an
a proper, functional autistic
diagnosis and, and for the now
she like all of them, all of
them at one point had been
prescribed some kind of
medication they all themselves
got off of it. Like I don't feel
good on this. This is no good,
thank God. But I think there
still might be some Vyvanse
roaming around. So meth
certainly stoned one of our
nights I'm 43. I was diagnosed
one year ago as being autistic.
For insight and shared exploit
How old is he 43.
Unknown: So at the age of 42
Adam Curry: Yes. For insight and
shared experiences, I'd look to
social media for other adults
like myself who live decades
undiagnosed and just trying to
understand why everything is so
hard to understand. I would be
identified as high functioning
or having Asperger's Mote both
of these town terms are frowned
upon by the woke Autistics. This
leads me to the point of this
email autistic transgenders.
Once I started poking around
social media for autistic
adults, I noticed right away
that a large number of people
early 30s, or younger, who are
autistic identified as queer,
they them trans. I thought about
this for a while and it makes a
lot of sense when I was in
elementary school, a trusted
adult teacher or therapist could
probably have convinced me the
reason I was so confused is
because I was in the wrong
gender. To add this, to this
autistic people are always
mimicking those around them in
their struggle to read and adapt
to social cues. So you get a
monkey see monkey do chain
reaction on top of it. Yes,
social media is it's a perfect
setup. And, and it's just, it's
all being pushed, it's all being
allowed. And then it doesn't end
well. And now we have
Unknown: this is not going to
end well. And I we have to we
have to make this we have to
take that as a given.
Adam Curry: And the main thing
though, that I would plea for is
we have to stop and change the
system. And not just yell at
each other because that's the
not going to end well apart.
Now, everybody's everybody's
broken in this
Unknown: note, there's no chance
of that.
Adam Curry: Unfortunately,
History says you know, agrees
with you. Now I'm gonna just
before we take our first break,
and by the way, we have a
special guest in today's
donation segment and and the
secret numbers.
Unknown: This, I think is last
year, you get these numbers, you
get money.
Adam Curry: This is the big ones
the big win. This, this and
we'll talk about this after our
break as well. This flows into
transhumanism because if you
can't, if you're not going to
create new humans, that's the
ultimate goal of being Q nor the
lead up to that being T. Then
we're going to create all that
we're going to have we have to
bring in something else and a
lot of a lot of transgenderism
flows into transhumanism and
this is where we get into big
tech. And if if the if I ever
saw the ladies of Fredericksburg
spin up over something it is
over the latest interview of
Yuval Noah Harare. And, and so
you know there's text message
groups like Oh, this guy, this
guy, and he's a World Economic
Forum adviser. And this guy is
the worst. We've played clips of
him before you know who I'm
talking about, right? No, this
is yeah, Harare is the guy who
wrote the book that everyone's
Unknown: probably if I hear him
all you Oh, yeah, he's Israel. I
ever delivered clips of this
guy.
Adam Curry: We have played
clips. I don't know if you've
delivered clips. His main book
was about his original
bestseller Sapiens, a brief
humanity of the history of
humankind. Then he did a brief
history of tomorrow lessons for
the 21st century. You know, this
is this is he is of course, a
World Economic Forum favorite.
This is the he's like the he's
the guru. Oh, yes. He's so
smart. He knows exactly where
it's all going. He knows
everything. Oh, yes. Oh, and
he's from Israel. Come on. Yeah.
So of course Horse, he knows
exactly what's going to happen.
And we might as well embrace our
machine overlords. The
Unknown: AI AI is now at the
stage, like of I don't know,
amoebas it's like 4 billion
years ago, and the first living
organisms are crawling out of
the organic soup. And so Chad
GPT, and all these wonders, they
are the amoebas of the AI world.
What would T Rex look like? And
how long would it take for the
AI amoebas to evolve into the T
rexes. And it wants to take
billions of years, maybe takes
just a few decades or a few
years? Because the evolution of
AI is a completely different
timescale than the evolution of
organic beings. Because AI
itself works on a different
timescale. AI is always on one
of the computers in general, are
always on humans and other
organic organisms. They live
they exist, they develop by
cycles. We need to raise some
time, I never need to list.
Adam Curry: Okay. Now you and I
both know, this is a big
steaming pile of bull crap. I
mean, even the guys running this
say, Man, this stuff is not
working. It's not really doing
it's not really what you think
it is. Yeah, I can write a
little bit. But this guy, he is
convincing everybody that
Unknown: I liked this, I believe
had the I know remember this
guy? Yeah, he's a four. He's one
of these guys. A little bit like
a secular version, even though I
wouldn't call secular of that
Indian guru guy who keeps
cropping up all the time with
the big square glasses. And he
he's the one who said
responsibility is the ability to
have a response. A Deepak
Chopra,
Adam Curry: Deepak show what
happened in Chicago bruh. Yes,
Unknown: Chopra has a way of, of
analyzing and putting together
things that are seeming lead,
discrepant, and piecing them
together in creative ways that
are clever, and it makes sure it
kind of makes sense, even though
it doesn't really make sense. I
mean, responsibility and for
example. So this guy is like
that only he's secular versus
doesn't have any spiritual
aspect to it. And so he just
comes up with the I like the
amoeba thing. Well, yeah. Well,
you just say the same thing
about anything. Glassware.
Adam Curry: Glassware? Yes. What
about glassware? Dr. Dvorak?
Unknown: It could be as the only
Innes amoeba stage. Wait until
glassware becomes a
Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Adam Curry: You brought that up?
Now the
Unknown: other two things we
need to know about AI? Is that
first, it's the first technology
ever that can make decisions by
itself.
Adam Curry: Oh, make decisions
by itself. It's this technology
is amazing.
Unknown: I hear a lot of people
saying oh, all these worries
about AI. Every time there is a
new technology, people worry
about it. And afterwards, it's
okay. Like when people invented
writing and printing presses and
aeroplanes there were so worried
and in the end, it was okay, I
will be the same. It's not the
same. No previous technology in
history could make decisions.
You know, even an atom bomb.
A Yes. What about the magic
eight ball.
Even an atom bomb actually
empowered humans. Because an
atom bomb can destroy a city, it
cannot decide which city to
bottom. You always need a human
to make the decision. AI is the
first technology that can make
decisions by itself even above
us. Increasingly, we apply to a
bank to get a loan. It's an AI
making the decisions about us so
it takes power away from us.
Adam Curry: Now this is
interesting because something is
going on in the European Union,
which we'll talk about in a
minute about the bank making
decisions for you. Now, have you
said non-secular? Oh, no, no,
no. Our boy Noah Harare has it
covered.
Unknown: The third thing about
AI that everybody needs to know.
It's the first technology ever,
that can create new ideas. You
know, the printing press Radio
Television, they broadcast they
spread the ideas created by the
human brain by the human mind.
They cannot create a new idea.
You know, Gutenberg printed the
Bible. In the middle of the 15th
century. The printing press
printed as many copies of the
Bible as Gutenberg instructed
it, but it did not create ate a
single new page. It had no ideas
of its own about the Bible. Is
it good? Is it bad how to
interpret this how to interpret
that? AI can create new ideas
can even write a new Bible. We,
you know, throughout history
religions dreamt about having a
book written by a superhuman
intelligence by a non human
entity, or every religion claims
our book all the books of the
other religions, they humans
wrote them, but our book doesn't
No, no, it came from some
superhuman intelligence. In a
few years, there might be
religions that are actually
correct. That just think about a
religion whose holy book is
written by an AI. That could be
a reality in a few years.
Yeah, baby. Yeah. Yeah. Oh,
get some chops.
Adam Curry: He's good. And then
the intern foolish
Unknown: shit. But it's like,
you know, he's good at it.
Adam Curry: But he's predicting
what they will try to do. I
completely believe Oh, yeah, no,
our AI wrote a Bible. It is a
religion. That is correct.
Imagine
Unknown: that Bible was a good
one.
Adam Curry: That's gonna kick
ass. And then the interview,
this is the kicker clip. The
interviewer is such a dope. This
is what he says right after
that, you know,
Unknown: when I was preparing
this interview, I wrote down
questions that I would like to
ask you, and then I asked Chet
GPT to create 10 questions that
it would like to ask you, and
I've been doing this for a long
time. Okay. 25 years have been
doing this. And it's questions
were better than mine. I'm gonna
be honest with you. It was
absolutely insane. And it took
five seconds, seven seconds to
write it out. And I'm still
using the first version.
Adam Curry: Yeah, this is why
we've never heard of you, you
dope, because you suck. That's
why they were better than you
are questions. What a dope. So
Unknown: talk yourself out of a
job.
Adam Curry: Okay, so, AI very
dangerous. We're very afraid of
AI. The AI I'm gonna have I have
clips and clips and clips today,
but I'm not gonna I just want to
play these two before we take a
break. So AI, oh, what are we
going to do? The world is going
to die of AI, it's gonna take
over, we have to be very
careful. The European Union is
now in the throes of creating
legislation about the fairness
of AI and how we're going now
this asserted fairness. This is
in the European Parliament. So
we know, everything the European
parliament does, is not it's
worthless. They can't they can't
even they can't write laws, they
can't pass laws, they're just
there to argue about stuff
that's rammed down their throat.
And you can either have a yellow
card or a red card. So when they
are when they are in the
European Parliament, arguing
about something that means it's
going to happen, it's going to
happen. And so this is Ella Jaco
bauska. She's the senior policy
advisor for the European Digital
Rights Institute, which is an
NGO now when I first was
listening to her, I'm like, Oh,
this is some sort of outfit
getting funded to, you know,
talk about AI, you know, she
probably was all in on
blockchain two weeks ago. Now,
what she considers to be AI is
interesting, because we, yeah,
we would just say, this is the
stuff that, you know, that's
been infiltrating our, our life
for many, many years. Now, just
algorithms, not AI. But you
know, stuff like facial
recognition, that is now
considered AI. So let's
understand that the terminology
is being it's now a, an umbrella
term, AI is an umbrella term for
all things that the security
state, the biosecurity state,
the deep state collar, whatever
you want, the system is going to
do to us. And she's actually, in
my opinion, on the right side of
these, we only have two clips.
Unknown: Well, it's really a day
of celebration from the
perspective of human rights.
There are many of us in civil
society and various NGOs working
to protect people from the most
harmful uses of technology. And
today, we've had a huge
endorsement from the European
Parliament, one of the three
legislative institutes of the
EU.
Adam Curry: Again, when whenever
the European Parliament is
saying, Oh, we're going to do
something that means we're not
going to do it, they're going to
lose and it's going to be rammed
down our throats
Unknown: saying that they will
be they are willing to draw red
lines in the sand against the
most unacceptably harmful uses
of AI systems. So there are also
things that could be improved
further, but nevertheless,
there's a lot to be very happy
about today, facial recognition
and whether or not to ban it has
been one of the most conscious
provincial topics in the
negotiations on this EU AI act
so far. And over the last year
and a half, we have seen
parliamentarians working really
hard to find a compromise
between all seven of the
political groups. And that was
something they were able to
achieve. And what they decided
was that all live facial
recognition and other biometric
profiling needs to be banned,
without exception in public
spaces. And that there also
needs to be really strict limits
on retrospective uses, as well
as many other forms of profiling
tracking, and other systems that
are often connected to facial
recognition, which have all been
linked to really egregious human
rights abuses around the world.
So what do you do on that? On
that point? What do you answer
to say the French government,
which says, We need that facial
recognition for the Olympics
next year to keep visitors safe?
It's very similar to what I said
to MEPS. And this pushback that
we saw from the center, right
that you mentioned, which is
that there is absolutely no
evidence that the use of these
essentially mass surveillance
technologies in public spaces do
keep us safer when we hear those
claims that are only ever coming
from private companies or from
governments without evidence
being put forward, that we are
safer. And, in fact, a huge
amount of evidence to the
contrary, that we are all less
safe when our behaviors our
faces and our bodies are being
surveilled and profiled as we
try to move around public
spaces.
Adam Curry: So I love this
because it says two things. One,
they use the Divorce Act method
of there is no evidence love
that, too. It's it's in it's
happening. You're not going to
stop it.
Unknown: You can't even get I
have to agree. Yes, absolutely.
Adam Curry: You can't even go to
an American airport without the
TSA now using facial
recognition. No one asked me. So
it's over. So when when this
when these kinds of groups pop
up to make you feel good old,
someone's on my side? No. And
it's even more evidenced by the
second clip. And I know exactly
what this case is about. Because
it happened in the Netherlands
and this goes back to Harare.
Well, these things will make
decisions. No, they won't. It's
not that they will make
decisions. They're already doing
it and the stupid system. The
stupid government is is all over
it. We love
Unknown: it. predictive policing
refers to a wide range of
different techniques, some more
low tech using even things like
spreadsheets, for example.
Adam Curry: All the way. Yes,
Unknown: predictive policing. So
we're talking about the movie
Adam Curry: Minority Report.
Yeah, no, not quite like that.
Not but go back to Harare. He
said, Oh, the bank won't give
you a loan, predictive policing,
based upon your profile based
upon who you are. This, this is
we did not discuss this on the
show. But this happened a couple
of years ago. And it really came
to a head in the past year and a
half in Holland. It's atrocious
what took place. But at least
now we can discuss it on the
auspices of AI, which this poor
woman thinks that they have some
kind of win, because they had a
committee meeting. Yeah, we all
think it sucks. Okay, yeah,
we're doing something for you
people know you have zero power,
Unknown: more low tech using
even things like spreadsheets,
for example, all the way through
to algorithmic predictions that
we might think of more more
commonly as artificial
intelligence, but that are used
to try to predict whether
somebody might be about to
commit a crime, or whether they
might be likely to recommit a
crime, which we call recidivism.
And essentially, what what these
systems claim to do is to be
able to tell the future they say
that they know, often based on
incredibly discriminatory,
historically biased information,
for example, where people live,
who they associate with the
school, they went to all sorts
of sensitive data about their
lives use to try to say whether
or not they are going to commit
a crime. And when you think
about the fact that the EU has a
human right to the presumption
of innocence,
or but are there specific
examples of the police, with
this predictive policing
technology, putting people in
preventive detention,
actually that a lot of
governments are experimenting
with these kinds of predictive
technologies. And I mentioned
the Dutch governments because
that is another one of the red
lines that fortunately, the
European Parliament has taken a
strong stance against today. And
that's something called social
scoring, which has many
similarities to predictive
policing. Social scoring is a
technique that we've seen the
Dutch government use to predict
whether people were cheating on
their, their benefits on their
welfare provisions. And not only
was this based on again, very
discriminatory data, not
individual data, but things
about where people live. where
they come from proxies for their
race, their ethnicity, but it
was also completely faulty as we
know these systems are. And in
fact, as a result of that Dutch
benefit scandal that was known
as the Siri case, a lot of
people lost their jobs had their
children taken away, died by
suicide as a result of the false
and slanderous accusations of
benefits fraud that had been
leveled against them by the use
of these social scoring systems.
Adam Curry: Then this is what
happened between 2004 and 2019.
Parents were receiving benefits
for you know, like child child
benefits. 26,000 parents 70,000
children. And then in 2019, the
government ran some algos. And
they came up with you know,
these 26,000 parents and said,
Oh, no, you owe us 15 years of
money. And, and the way the IRS
works in the Netherlands, the
blushing Dienste, they just J
came to get it. And, and and the
children were taken away from
families, many families lost
their homes lost their
businesses, people were
committing suicide. It's a
scandal of epic proportions,
which of course the Dutch like,
well, that's scandalous. What's
for dinner, and I was like it
because you know, these things
just get pushed down, shut up.
COVID stay in your room, stay in
your house. This is what they
are talking about when it comes
to AI and the fact that this
lady is saying, oh, you know, we
gotta win. We're gonna we're
gonna protect you. No, no. So AI
is a very broad concept right
now. And in some weird way, by
by saying, oh, you know, it's
coming. I'm not quite sure how
it works, but psychologically
it's covering up what's already
happened. Does that make any
sense?
Unknown: Yeah, it's a after the
fact smokescreen? Yeah, there
you go. So you can have like,
you know, see all blame the
computer the computer made a
mistake computer says now, we're
kind of tired of that the
computer can't make a mistake
computer made a mistake if
somebody programmed it to make a
mistake. Okay, that's no good.
Let's use this as our next
excuse. The AI screwed up. Yep.
Not my fault.
Adam Curry: So to wrap it up.
You know, Elon Musk even posted
something on Twitter, saying you
know, Ted Kaczynski bad dude did
some bad things but he was kind
of right about technology. Well,
this would not stand with the
liberal intellectual elites of
pivot the award winning
technology podcast run by what
does the lesbian again non man
era non man what what is what is
the non man non man non man,
Kara Swisher and non man
Professor Scott Galloway. Listen
to what they had to say because
this word technology podcast
award winning
Unknown: another piece of news
Elon actually weighed in on the
Unabomber. Ted Kaczynski has
died in prison of apparent
suicide and Elon tweeted that
the domestic terrorist quote
might not have been wrong about
technology being detrimental to
society. I think Elon Musk is
detrimental side at this point.
But he was found unresponsive at
a medical facility in prison
where he was serving life
sentence. This is someone just
so people are aware of who he's
thinking is right. I spent 20
years terrorizing victims of the
homemade bombs sent through the
mail. By the time he was caught,
three people died and 24 were
injured some rather severely so
great guy to back, I don't know,
seems like he was a math. He was
a math prodigy, obviously lost
his way rather significantly.
You know, if you remember that
Unabomber stuff. God that was
seared into my memory, at the
time,
is kind of a fascinating
character. You know, he went to
Harvard when he was 16. He did.
Yeah. And I don't like to talk
or reference his manifesto, or
what he believed because I don't
I don't want to bring any
attention to it. And I believe a
decent property cuz
Adam Curry: it's evil because
he's never read it because it's
a technology.
Unknown: He's dead. No, no, you
can't Oh, want to read what he
had to say no.
Why I don't like to talk or
reference his manifesto, or what
he believed because I don't I
don't want to bring any
attention to it. Why and I want
to make this point what
difference does it make?
And I don't like to talk or
reference his manifesto, or what
he believed because I don't I
don't want to bring any
attention to it. And I believe a
decent proxy for your success as
a person in your life is if you
die under bright lights
surrounded by strangers you have
failed. If you figure out a way
to die at home or Well, you know
that does that imply to park
your carcass a famous actor who
died on Stage Yes, under bright
lights with strangers looking
Adam Curry: at him. That's
right, you did that you failed.
Unknown: under bright lights
surrounded by strangers you have
failed. If you figure out a way
to die at home or you know with
people who love you, surrounding
you, you've won. And I liked the
fact that this man died alone.
And I he maimed 24 People 24.
Yeah, cause terror, killed three
people yawns and killed three
people, I mean, the amount of
misery that he caused. So my
feeling is it's unimportant what
he stood for, I have no desire
to examine it or bring any
attention to it. This is this
was someone who was a terrorist
who died alone. Can whose life
was so awful. He
didn't this same guy just say he
was surrounded by strangers?
Yes, yes. But that's not dying
alone.
Adam Curry: under bright lights,
Unknown: as terror, killed three
people yawns and killed three
people, I mean, the amount of
misery that he caused. So my
feeling is it's unimportant,
what he stood for, I have no
desire to examine it or bring
any attention to it. This is
this was someone who was a
terrorist who died alone, and
whose life was so awful. He
spent all of his time and energy
trying to figure out how to kill
himself. Jam. So you know, Mike,
Adam Curry: apparently, you
spent all this time trying to
figure out how to kill himself
Unknown: when you won't read his
material, but he can read his
mind. Yes,
he spent all of his time and
energy trying to figure out how
to kill himself. And so you
know, I hope my guest is I don't
believe there is a hell but my
guess is he's sharing a cell
with Epstein and other people in
hell. So good riddance, and I
don't I don't expect or want to
ever speak about him again.
Anyway. just tried to sinskey
learn and help.
Adam Curry: My point is, these
are this is an award winning
technology podcast they are not
interested in the slightest bit
in even for their own
edification to read what he had
to say. And the manifesto call
it a manifesto titled industrial
society and its future predicted
pretty much to a tee the pickle
we are in right now.
Unknown: I should maybe ban
these clips because there's so
aggravating guy Galloway is the
guy is often rails he just says
crazy stuff.
Adam Curry: They're both non men
and they should and with that,
I'd like to thank you for your
courage and say in the morning
to the man who put the seeds in
the facial recognition ladies
and gentlemen say hello to my
friend on the other end Mr.
John's.
Unknown: Chips and Cebu boots on
the ground feed near subs in the
water. And all the days and
nights out there in the morning.
Adam Curry: So hard to count
them. They run all over the
place. 19 110 that's good for
Thursday. No.
Unknown: Yes. Goodbye. At least
one if not 200? Yes.
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want stuff we've talked about
you know just put in the words
and boom you can click on the
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and make stuff findable
Unknown: Intel Atom what's the
name of that company?
Adam Curry: I don't know. I
really don't know. He doesn't
know he's doing this for the
experience. He just wanted to
put his experience So where
could we have all of this
information going back to God
knows now we lost a lot in the
fraud the first few years due to
trusting a centralized Silicon
Valley company that Google
bought and then shut it down and
throughout all our data. Thanks.
Yeah, that was that was a real
world learning moment. Yes, a
learning moment. So and also all
the search results regardless of
what episode it is. He also
pulls in the artwork for that
episode, which is also kind of
cool. You can search clips,
transcripts and articles Yeah,
it's genius. This is the kind of
stuff you want to use for your
for your schoolwork, your paper
Unknown: if you're a student at
your school or college you
doctorate doctorate degree you
can be pulling down stuff that
just so you know is going to be
obscure is going to be like you
did a lot more work than you
did.
Adam Curry: Yes, I for for a
long time. People have asked me
what's the name of that guy who,
in the 1800s went to California
and wrote a diary. He was part
of some geological company and
wrote a diary about what a
hellscape it was with
earthquakes fire mudslides, back
in the 1800s, when there was no
climate change of no manmade
climate change is unlivable. And
I William Brewer, and I found it
I found it, like lickety split,
because I just searched for that
I brought up the episode where
we talked about it and I
mentioned the sorry, lickety
split, lickety split. I'm
telling you lickety split. Yes.
The artwork for Episode 15 163,
which we titled pocket pardon
was brought to us by I think a
new person who has actually not
new to creating art, but maybe
the first time we've chosen
something by I think so. Yeah, J
Khan sketch. And this was we had
a lot to choose from, and it was
and we had quite
Unknown: a lot to choose from,
and we could have picked a lot
of different pieces. Yes, he
settled on it with this is we
settled on this,
Adam Curry: we settled for a
number of reasons. First of all,
we that we didn't know trans
jester, we thought was of course
a dynamite quote from our from
our president, he said it
transgender people. And that was
a possible show title. Now we
always choose the art before we
choose the show title, but I'm
sure we both had that in mind.
And we kind of compare what do
you have on your list and
whatever my list and then then
we're trying to find the right
artwork to go with it. And this
one is clearly his
interpretation of Joe Biden with
a lot of stacks and stacks of
dollar bills behind him and, and
he's spinning the wheel of
fortune and he's got trends
jester indict Trump look,
aliens, climate fires. And let's
talk about what else we looked
at and why we wound up with this
one because there were a lot of
very good trans jester pieces.
In fact, the piece we both liked
the most, there was a critical
technical error, which we could
not get around.
Unknown: So Which one?
Adam Curry: Well this the trans
jester by hold on bring it up
right now. The biped Rex.
Unknown: Oh yeah, yeah, there's
no Devorah curry on there,
Adam Curry: which is a critical
technical error
Unknown: nowadays. Yeah,
Adam Curry: yeah it mean that to
us was a great piece we
discussed the Trump trans jester
Joker jester which we both
agreed was an evergreen in fact
you use that in the newsletter
we wish that the woke Victims
Unit any of them had used the
correct font which you're a
stickler for correct? Yeah, but
Unknown: it was probably not
gonna get picked anyway. You
added was or did the one down at
the bottom to one if you go down
to correct a records. I think
he's using the correct format
but it was too small. And that's
no good. Yeah, it was no goes
law in order to you know, have a
Macintosh or something like
that. That TV is nobody has
Adam Curry: a TV. No one has TVs
anymore brah what you're doing
Unknown: they don't have that TV
that's for sure. That's no good.
You were
Adam Curry: actually quite a fan
of Sir Paul coutures Rhonda
Santas
Unknown: I liked that pays a
lot. I just thought it was
funny.
Adam Curry: But you know, we
don't really like putting
people's heads like that. On the
artwork. I think we both like
we'd like the idea of my taint
hurts by Francisco scare monger
but nice
Unknown: piece is well done.
It's a good piece if you bought
a manga.
Adam Curry: If you blow it up a
huge size it might have been
good. You mentioned audios Ted
by Darren O'Neill which had his
shack with my
Unknown: life debt peace alive I
think is a good piece. But
literally, it was obscure.
Adam Curry: Yeah. to obscure
pocket pardons. None of those
really hit home.
Unknown: There were a couple
others there's amazing quality
in I think the level of quality
of those all those pieces behind
that show was higher than
average by a lot. Yes. And
Adam Curry: of course the
comments are blogger AI, we had
to just ignore all those. I
mean, it's not good. Now, he
just puts in trans gesture into
a computer and it it comes up
kind of soulless. I mean,
there's no it's like there's no
flaw that is the perfect joke.
This is why AI so called AI just
sucks. Just it has its soulless
it has no soul Dales desks and
other Scaramanga you know the
head if it had the heads on the
desk but it was the head and
boxes and you couldn't see any
heads
Unknown: and it was in the heads
were not inboxes
Adam Curry: No, do you just made
that up?
Unknown: Yeah, it was actually
heads it was it was heads
telling you capitated head Hey
guys, desk, small heads. What a
great job.
Adam Curry: Did you hear by the
way the it's kind of a follow on
to that about what happened at
Harvard? No. Oh, here's our
here's our secret clip. Listen
to this. Is it real? I mean, he
is he was already passed away.
But so
Unknown: this morning the
daughters of a New Hampshire
sheriff's deputy who passed away
in 2019 say they're horrified to
learn their father's body was
part of a grotesque criminal
scheme at Harvard University.
FBI agents yesterday arrested
this man Cedric lodge for
allegedly stealing and selling
dissected human body parts.
While he was manager of the
morgue at Harvard Medical
School. Investigators say in a
scheme dating back to 2018.
Lodge stole heads brain skin and
bones from cadavers donated to
the school for educational
purposes. He then allegedly
brought those parts to his home
and with his wife's help sold
them for 10s of 1000s of dollars
on eBay. You could do something
like that, you know, depression,
no respect at all for his family
they need to pay Do you have
anything to say to the families
buyers identified in the
indictment include Katrina
McLean, owner of cats creepy
creations Massachusetts store
that advertises creations that
shocked the mind and shake the
soul. Officials say she and
others were allowed to enter the
morgue and choose what they
wanted to buy some items selling
for hundreds of dollars each. In
one case, skin that was sold was
allegedly made into leather and
a Pay Pal account from one
client allegedly included a
transaction labeled head number
seven the Dean's at Harvard
Medical School calling the
allegations and abhorrent
betrayal. But for the families
involved. Their trust has been
lost. The family of that New
Hampshire sheriff's deputy say
his wife died earlier this year.
Her body was also donated to
Harvard. Her daughter's now want
her body returned. She's down
there. And we want her back.
Adam Curry: Dude, what's going
on?
Unknown: This is a bunch of
ghouls this again. I'll bring it
back to the earlier part of the
show. This is a reflection of
the President.
Adam Curry: Yes. That's so good.
Yeah,
Unknown: the President's corrupt
and so every every institution
everything is just gone off the
rails and you got Harvard of all
places. They can't even hire
somebody pay him enough money
that he hasn't yet. Set up an
Etsy account for, you know,
eyeballs or whatever he's doing
Etsy.
Adam Curry: NCI balls NCI balls,
everybody. There you go. So
thank you very much. New Artist
Jay Khan sketch. He's done a
couple of and he actually did
something that you liked. He's
done a lot of good work. Yeah,
this was a piece that he
reworked, repurposed. Repurpose
with it with a new character in
there. And yeah, he's got a does
have a style, man. He's got a
style. We almost chose his old
trout, if you recall.
Unknown: Yes, there was a couple
years ago. Now as you mentioned,
there's another piece he did the
one with the Amiga. Look at his
stuff. He did a piece with that
we wanted to do, which was I
thought it was an old trout, was
it? No, it was old try. You're
right that he did the one with
the with Jesus coming out of the
thing he did with some other
artists have some
Adam Curry: other cool. But this
was this was good. That was
worthy. We appreciate it. Thank
you very much. Jay Khan sketch.
Welcome to the leaderboard. He
is now and he's residing in
Boise, Idaho. It says on this
crazy he's in Boise. That's
right. Thank you very much for
your talent and your time now
for the treasurer to keep the
show going. It's very needed and
people stepped up. We appreciate
that after we we had a very,
very low. Well, a couple of
shows in a row actually. But
people came in and stepped up
and we appreciate it. So it's
time to thank our executive and
Associate Executive producers
for episode 1564. And we start
off with Derek Boger. In Warsaw,
Indiana $1,000 Boom. But did he
did he put in for a knighthood?
Whatever he said, I don't see
it. And he says, this is nice. I
have listened to the no agenda
to no agenda since episode one.
Unknown: Yeah, I feel sorry for
Adam Curry: the show. This show
is the best pot now. He says
please emphasize in booming
voice. This show is the best
podcast in the universe. The
entertainment and the insight I
have received is priceless.
Jingle. No winning my son's
favorite. Thank you, Jerry, my
favorite and your favorite. Oh,
there's
Unknown: no winning. We don't
like to foster a competitive
atmosphere. But we laugh a lot.
Now everyone hug and share a
secret a
Adam Curry: crowd favorite in
fact, beautiful. Thank you very
much, Derek. Derek make it onto
the list here for the
Unknown: I don't think he chose
anything. He read the wait. No.
We'll have to wait. We do have
two nice things on the list. You
know the LSAT thing is not.
Adam Curry: By the way, I'd like
to mention. Mike Riley will be
it to hero con in Charlotte,
North Carolina. Nice sound
effect, Chuck. Thank you. You
know, because that's how good he
is. People go to see him. Not
that we have an autograph. Yeah,
yeah, because it'll be worth
something one day just assigned
work to Yes. Just wanted to
mention that because he is a
comic book. One of our artists.
Unknown: Very good. That's
enough. That's enough. Pelagos
Yeah, Mike. Counter counters.
Kim is a nutty fluffers $800.85
She wrote Oh,
Adam Curry: that's a super boob
boobs.
Unknown: Super booked ITM
jonadab Next time I hear that
I'm not paying my fair share in
taxes I'm going to scream. I
bust my bottom from morning to
night creating creating job and
doing my part to stimulate the
economy creating jobs and doing
my part to stimulate the economy
just to hold that my six figure
yearly tax debt is not enough.
Whoa, whoa, wow. Okay, bang not
to say what my company's
generates and sales and payroll
taxes. Which she feels should be
enough. Anyway, she had to get
that off her chest. Speaking of
chest Can I please get some F
cancer are two d two karma
surgery karma. After staring
breast cancer in the face and
kicking button I have to put my
sweater puppies back together.
Sir Kevin, thank you for your
support of all the twins and
Gitmo nation. She's referring
Adam Curry: to a Kevin
McLaughlin. Yes.
Unknown: Last but not least, so
she needs some F to F cancer.
I'm ready for it like giving it
to you. Okay, yeah, yeah, last
but not least, I like to give my
dad John a biscuit for his
birthday. They always give me a
biscuit on my birthday. For 64
trip around the sun and also say
Happy Father's Day to him when
advice, however am keeping this
donation for myself. He can do
his own D douching. He has
helped make me strong,
determined woman that I am.
Yeah, without his leadership and
D leading by example I would not
be where I am today. Thank you
Dan, for all that you did for
us. Thank you so much for you
too. And all you do good work.
And you're amazing media
deconstruction lovers lit
Countess Kim keeper the neti
fluffers in Hubbard, Oregon.
You've got karma.
Adam Curry: Thank you, Countess
Kim. Thank you, Arthur Stanton
in coming ga 350 and 41 There
must be a reason for that. He
said this was probably too late
to make my birthday list for
today's show. I don't know when
you sent it in. But here it is
better late than never. I turned
56 on June 13. And have never
been an executive producer. So
I'm giving that to myself for my
birthday. Naoto nice are there
thank you
Unknown: appreciate it. Kathy
night in Mesa, Arizona. Three,
three 3.33 ITM John anatomy was
the best podcast in the
Universidad de douching please.
You've been de deuced by husband
and I enjoy listening to the
show. You two are informative
and funny, though jingles No.
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Adam Curry: Eric Adler Punta
Gorda, Florida three three no
note I don't have anything you
looked I'm sure nothing that you
found in your in your archives.
Unknown: The only note I have
that's from Eric Gordon.
Adam Curry: Eric Adler, Eric
Island. We'll give him a double
up karma then
Unknown: he's got harm karma
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Illinois. And he's in for 33333
Happy Father's Day to the SAS
man as a SS all caps. Marshall
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sweet homebuying carnamah Thanks
mofos
Adam Curry: You're welcome.
Unknown: You've got karma.
Adam Curry: Man. I'm really
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California. 333. No note No
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Unknown: Please send your notes
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Yes. Karen seltzer in leg garage
Kentucky. It is a birthday
Father's Day shout out to my
smokin hot husband sir Brad one
ex who celebrated his 57th
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They always give me a biscuit on
my birthday. And some Reverend
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Please note me Sir Edward the
henpecked. I would like Coke
Zero and pizza rolls at the
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there they're right there
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much.
Unknown: I don't hear the word
hen pecked as much as I used to
know it's
Adam Curry: it we need to bring
that back. It's good.
Unknown: Be happy and Don world
are worth worry worry worry WR i
300 bucks in some place in
California or no in Canada. No
note but give them the double
up.
You've got karma
CheMin is in check. So
Adam Curry: oh, that's why it's
in gray got a Gregory William
Forsythe form and also known as
glyph from Bromley Kent in the
UK is our first Associate
Executive Producer with 2808 to
an ad and eight cents. This
associate producer boob donation
is part DB a K gov Dana, the
boss Brunetti drunk donation
drive. Does this AC writing this
drunk? Do you think
Unknown: it looks like yeah,
Adam Curry: it looks like a
party possible part down payment
on potential curry Devora
consulting group work with no
agenda productions? No. For
prospective TV show development
work.
Unknown: Okay, Hey you got to
write about alcohol if you're
gonna go into that
Adam Curry: I meant to be
showing sober solidarity with my
pregnant wife but she doesn't
listen to the show and rarely
Doom scrolls in a social so I
might just get away with having
10 Too many arm brown real
house. Due to recent low
donations I'll be upping my
recurring fields you donation
from $5 per month to $34 per
month but I'll be following up
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of my human resources hashtag no
jingles no karma PS shipping for
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to the UK is $98 What?
Unknown: Is that? A movable Is
that true?
Adam Curry: Yeah. Oh, they have
they should have that Royal Mail
strike and everything going on
there.
Unknown: I just says you got to
have a publisher. We have to get
a publisher over there. They're
Adam Curry: insane. that
country's going to crap man.
Unknown: You hear about Bhogal
free you just get a free PDF.
Yeah, but he
Adam Curry: wants to support me
me. Want support me me? Hashtag
stay humble grew up the COC.
Okay, thank you very much,
Gregory. We appreciate that man
a lot.
Unknown: On to associate execs
starting with Joe darks in
Amsterdam. There's some Dutch
pronunciation of
Adam Curry: Joe darks. Derek's
probably Derek's yo Derek's a
joke Joe Derek's
Unknown: meetup donation six
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Adam Curry: akhmanova So because
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they sent me some pictures what
they they built out a whole
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then turn it into a meet up
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Unknown: You've got karma.
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Queensland, Australia. piss poor
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like to hear John tried to
pronounce the old Australian
colloquialism. Good day copper.
Thanks for a good laugh amongst
our darkening and pathetic
situation. Shares he came up to
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Unknown: Girl buddy sir foam
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Unknown: You've got karma
Adam Curry: and we have Baroness
salty in Manchester, New
Hampshire to to to Happy
Father's Day fellows. Everyone's
early with Father's Day. We
didn't have a single early
Mother's Day donation.
Unknown: Of course everyone
hates their mom we've already
said of course we're
Adam Curry: non women. What
hates them? Happy Father's Day
fellas. Please add Baronet to
salty that's me to the birthday
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and please play some fake
Reverend Al for jingles fake
there's no such thing as a fake
we
Unknown: don't have any fake I
got this one though. She thinks
that these are fakes. No, these
are these are the real deals I'm
just wondering whether you know
because there's so outrageous
especially this one the GOP
infighting is escalating.
Political says Democrats are
outright Jide happy to watch the
GOP and pro Yeah,
Adam Curry: a jetty right
straight up jetty. Thank you
very much bareness. Salta,
you're on the list.
Unknown: Sir Salah Hauser of the
321 in Melbourne, Florida.
Thanks for everything y'all do.
Trans Maoism. deconstruction has
been very enlightening. Shout
out everyone coming to the cocoa
Florida meetup Saturday. John
get his SodaStream is time to
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think What it means to upgrade?
Sales karma, please to Salah
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Adam Curry: Hey, so I had a
SodaStream they suck. I never
liked that thing. Do you ever
have a Sodastream?
Unknown: No, I never thought to
get one because I did a
calculation on buying discounted
sparkling water versus the
Sodastream and it was cheaper.
Adam Curry: Yeah. Are you
drinking some today?
Unknown: Yes, I have some my
last camera last can Oh,
Lacroix.
Adam Curry: Oh Lacroix is your
karma, bro.
Unknown: You've got karma.
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And we'll I guess we figured we
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Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
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Adam Curry: Oh I didn't expect
to go podcasting who has go
podcasting?
Unknown: That's what she said.
Adam Curry: Yeah, you know, it's
it's like I have it on my on my
podcasting 2.0 rig. I feel bad I
should have it on this one too.
And the jobs current
Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs for jobs are mine.
And that's our group of
associate and pure executive
producers for show 1564 And it
was a good group today so we
want to thank you all for
helping us out.
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Unknown: our formula is this
we go out we hit people in the
mouth
yeah, I do. Start off with an
ask Adam.
Adam Curry: Oh my goodness.
You're really you're really
pushing me through the the
jingle mill here today?
Unknown: Cuz we know that okay,
here we go. This is no no
Adam Curry: Where's where's my
ask Adam jingle. I have so many
of them. Ask Adam.
Unknown: Ask Adam.
Adam Curry: All right, okay, ask
Adam. All right. So what do we
have here? was Adam one here we
go.
Unknown: Bud Light is no longer
the top selling beer in the US?
Yeah, I'm asking what is now and
you in Let you know this you'd
never guess it in a million
years. What is the top selling
beer that replaced Bud Light?
Adam Curry: What I'm going to
say is I don't know the name but
I'll bet you it's made by
Anheuser Busch do I don't
Unknown: know if I might. I
mean, I'd have to look in the
InBev list because it's every
other beer in the world but but
you This is unbelievable to me.
Here we go. Bud Light
is no longer the top selling
beer in the US modelo especially
y'all took the spot in may know
this following the fallout from
the brands engagement with
transgender influencer, Dylan
Mulvaney continues to hurt the
brand sales volume of Bud Light
plunged by over 24% in the week
ending June 3. It extends the
decline triggered when the brand
rolled out a personalized beer
can featuring the face of
Mulvaney Mulvaney who has 10
Over 10 million followers on
Tiktok posted a series of videos
plugging Bud Light and showing
off the personalized can. This
sparked outrage among many
conservatives some who accused
the brand of promoting a
transgender agenda and called
for a boycott. I
Adam Curry: had heard this mode
and I thought it was
interesting.
Unknown: I find it unbelievable
that the top selling brand of
beer and a beer drinking
country, the United States of
America the top selling brand is
a Mexican bear. We can't even