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June 15th, 2023 • 3h 20m

1564: Zombie Town

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Unknown: Look at all these boxes. Adam curry Jhansi Devorah
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Adam Curry: June 15 2023 This your award winning combination
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media assassination episode 1564. This
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Unknown: is no agenda,
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Adam Curry: opening the talent keyhole and broadcasting live
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from the heart of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region
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number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
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Unknown: and from Northern Silicon Valley where the
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greatest play in baseball is stolen home. I'm Jesse demora.
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Adam Curry: What happened to sumo wrestling?
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Unknown: Tournament doesn't start till next month. I
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Adam Curry: thought the tournament was already come I
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had already come and gone.
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Unknown: Yes, it six times a year. Oh,
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Adam Curry: no, thank goodness. For those who missed it. We can
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come right back with more. Lovely. Just lovely. So you're
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watching baseball really?
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Unknown: Are you familiar with stealing a home base?
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Adam Curry: And of course you're on third base and then you know
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you steal the home base. Is that not what it is? Am I incorrect?
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Unknown: But he's just a waltz over there. No, no,
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Adam Curry: that's why it's called a steal. I'm familiar. I
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used to play baseball with the Flying Dutchman. The KLM team in
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my Yeah, yes, I did. You're still no I sucked horribly, but
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I played on the team. No, I did not see I think what is the you
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know, of course, I hit a ball from time to time but what is
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the position where you put the worst player?
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Unknown: Well, either left or right field depending? Yeah, I
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Adam Curry: think it was I think it was left field. I could I
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could catch fly balls. I could do that. I was pretty good.
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Well, that's good. No, no. But you know, then then I had to
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throw it and be like Blink bounced bounce.
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Unknown: Take the glove off your hand through it.
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Adam Curry: No, of course. Not that horrible. I did have. I had
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two gloves, actually learned how to how to throw and catch a
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baseball with one. It was my grandfather's when he played for
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the pocket. I forget what the Rhode Island team and it had
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three fingers. Old school, very, very old school glove. And I
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actually that glove was pretty good. Had a good pocket.
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Unknown: Which is I'm sorry, you're brought to self.
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Adam Curry: You should be. Well, it was like deja vu all over
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again. Just last month, I remember driving back from
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Austin. And hearing the Breathless following with the
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former president's motorcade and I was driving back again from
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Austin from you know, getting my hair cut. And, and again, this
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this private audience would fall in the following the President's
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motorcade and it's just it was Deja Vu and then but the thing
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that was different is although there was incessant coverage of
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the president for president's motorcade, when it came to
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anything after that, he was like, no, no, no, we can't show
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this. This is. This is just, it's too disgusting to listen to
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this man. We can't hear what hit. We don't want to hear what
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he has to say.
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Unknown: Oh, yeah. Show the motorcade. Yeah, exactly. The
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morning as it is, Oh, yeah. Now this is when Trump says
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something, cut it cut it.
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Adam Curry: And this is this looks like it's a mix of less
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state police and Secret Service as the president and he will be
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brought into the courthouse, he will be fingerprinted. This is
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not with ink. This is with modern justice scan. There will
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be no pictures, no mugshot taken of the former president. There's
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enough on file that are accurate, blah, blah, blah,
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blah, blah. Now so then that's all done. And then you get this
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CNN Jake Tapper actor is national security laws. And then
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obstructing and refusing to cooperate with the FBI.
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Unknown: Whatever this spectacle is that's unfolding before us.
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Let's remember what this case is about. indictment charges.
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Again, Donald Trump is charged with a series of federal
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felonies, Miss handling the most sensitive government documents
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that we have, and for obstruction of
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Adam Curry: the most sensitive, not just the most
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Unknown: sensitive government documents that we have, and for
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obstruction of justice, along with wall nada, who is charged
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with intentionally setting up lies to the grand jury, to the
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FBI, any way you look at this, and again, despite whatever may
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be going on in that restaurant, this case isn't going to be
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settled legally. In a cafe. It's going to be settled in the
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court, basically the facts and law
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the folks in the control room. I don't need to see any more of
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that. This is trying to turn this and he's trying to turn it
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into a spectacle into a campaign ad. That's enough of that. We've
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seen it already. Take
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Adam Curry: it away. It's making me making me nauseous. Take it
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away from my eyes control room, folks in the control room.
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wasn't quite as egregious as MSNBC. This was, perhaps this
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will go down in history.
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Unknown: By the way, you should stop and mention that what
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you're playing is Jake Tapper. Yes. telling them to stop
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covering Trump.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, that's exactly. I don't know what the
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air what's Oh, you think that's bad? Oh no. This next clip that
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was just warm up. This next clip shows you how news works in the
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United States in 2023. It has been like this for a long time.
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But this was truly the best from MSNBC NBC News product.
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Unknown: I need to say that former President Trump has just
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started making public remarks just as he did on the evening of
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his first arraignment on criminal charges. That was
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April, when he was booked on 34 felony counts brought by the
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state of New York. Now tonight after his arraignment on federal
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felony charges. He's speaking again, this time to an audience
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of his supporters that's gathered for a campaign
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fundraiser tonight at his golf club and summer home in New
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Jersey. We knew heading into this that he was planning to
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make these remarks we are prepared for his pre fundraiser
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remarks tonight to again be essentially a Trump campaign
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speech. Because of that we do not intend to carry these
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remarks live. As we have said before, in these circumstances,
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there is a cost to us as a news organization to knowingly
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broadcast untrue things. So we are here to bring you the news.
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It hurts our ability to do that, if we live broadcast what we
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fully expect in advance the litany of lies and false
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accusations, no matter who says them is right. And I do not say
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this with any glee. I hope it is clear that this is not a glib
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decision. We take our responsibility seriously. We
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revisit decisions like this all the time. We make the best call
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that we can in real time every time. But tonight, our call is
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this we will monitor that speech by the newly indicted former
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president. We will not carry his remarks live. If he says
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anything newsworthy. We promise we will turn that right around
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and bring it back to
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Adam Curry: you. Amazing, amazing all the time they spent
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on the motorcade, but you know, this is it hurts us as a news
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organization. But we cannot. We just can't put lies out there no
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matter who says it.
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Unknown: What, what lies did she expect to hear all he was doing
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was defending himself?
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Adam Curry: Well, I have some of those lies. If you're interested
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in hearing, I have two short clips of the lies lies.
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Unknown: The ridiculous and baseless indictment of me by the
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Biden administration's weaponized department of
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injustice will go down it's
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Adam Curry: a lie. It's a lie. It's Department of Justice, not
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injustice, it's a lie. Take them off the air
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Unknown: will go down as among the most horrific abuses of
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power in the history of our country. Many people have said
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that Democrats have even said
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Adam Curry: no no that was you that was him. It's a lie.
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Unknown: This vicious persecution is a travesty of
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justice these criminals cannot be rewarded they must be
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defeated you have to defeat after defeat because in the end
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they're not coming after me they're coming after you and I'm
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just standing in there way here I am I'm standing in their way
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and I always will lie
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Adam Curry: is we can have our MSNBC viewers exposed to such
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lies but wait there's many more lies we have
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Unknown: a communist state you know they used to use the term
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Deep State I'm stopping at a music at Marxist I'm using it
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and fascist I'm using communists
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Adam Curry: because a lie we have a democracy does Deep
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Unknown: State is far too so.
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At the end of the day are the the communist swin destroy
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America or we destroy the communists we are a nation in
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decline. And now these radicals left lunatics want to interfere
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with our elections by using law enforcement. It's totally
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corrupt, and we can't let it happen. This is the final
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battle. With you at my side. We will demolish the deep state. We
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will expel the war mongers from our government. We will drive
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out the globalists, we will cast out the communist we will throw
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off the sick political class that hates our country. We will
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roll out the fake news media. We will expose the rhinos for what
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they are. We will defeat Joe Biden and we will liberate
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America from these villains once and for all. We will liberate
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we're going to liberate our country
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Adam Curry: all lies and I have to say it's like this kind of is
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deja vu as well. I think I heard this before. That's what I hear
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from a lot of Wow, yeah, we didn't really do it last time.
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Let me do it this time.
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Unknown: Well, I have a counter at some counterprogramming here.
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Adam Curry: Ah, you Russian spy you
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Unknown: just balance it out a little bit. This character
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called chip Gibbons, who is a an anti Espionage Act specialist
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who needs it. And ship who sells a lot like a woman but can't
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tell whether he's trans or not. But okay, he showed up on Amy
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Goodman Goodman clip inbound. And he added a little
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dimensionality to this whole thing that I thought was
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definitely educational, and something we should keep in
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mind. Okay. This is chip Gibbons on the irony of the Espionage
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Act,
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being hijacked, has been used to go after traitors and spies. It
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has nothing to do with a former president legally keeping his
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own documents. As President, the law that applies to this case is
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not the Espionage Act, but very simply the Presidential Records
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Act, which is not even mentioned in this ridiculous 44 page
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indictment. Under the Presidential Records Act, which
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is civil, not criminal. I had every right to have these
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documents.
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We're joined now by Chip Gibbons Policy Director of defending
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rights and dissent where he has advised multiple congressional
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offices on reforming the Espionage Act. So you have
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Donald Trump pleading not guilty to 37 charges, Chip 31 of them
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related to the Espionage Act. Can you talk about the
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significance of this and the significance of him walking out
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of court and compare it to other cases you've
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been involved with? Well, it's very significant because here we
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have a man who when he was president, his administration
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presided over five Espionage Act prosecutions. Trump in that clip
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you said, you played said the Espionage Act applies to
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traitors and spies, not one of those prosecutions was of a
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trader or spy. They were of reality winner, a whistleblower.
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They were of Daniel Hale, a whistleblower who gave
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information about the drone program to the public, because
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His conscience was so shocked by what by the civilian casualties
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in it. You had Terry Albery FBI agent who was disturbed by the
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domestic war on terror and the surveillance of the Muslim
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community and the evisceration of the Bill of Rights. You had
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Joshua Sheltie, who was accused and convicted of giving
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information to WikiLeaks, but he denies it was him. And then you
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have Julian Assange, the very first time in US history, a
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journalist has been indicted under the Espionage Act.
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Adam Curry: This is good and and I was as I knew this was coming
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as I was listening to this chip person. Do you think that this
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Trump might regret not having ever helped out Assange in this
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case?
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Unknown: I hope so. As always baffled us why he never did
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disappointed that ship here didn't mention that Assange
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isn't even an American. Yes. But okay, so let's go on. And we
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have to remember this guy hates the Espionage Act. But he points
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out that Trump used it against people that word spies. So let's
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go on part two, all of
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the charges against Assange pertain to 2010 to 2011.
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revelations about US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan, the US
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policies of Guantanamo and these really awful corrupt backroom
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deals that the State Department was involved in. So Donald
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Trump's administration loved the Espionage Act. They didn't use
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it against traders or spies. They use it against
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whistleblowers, journalists, and people accused of giving
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information to the media. So I think that's pretty significant
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in and of itself, particularly when you consider there's always
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been this dual track system of justice under the Espionage Act,
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prior to the Trump case, I've always argued, and I think the
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Trump case complicates this. I've always argued that
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Espionage Act prosecutions are inherently political
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prosecutions, right? If I'm in Barack Obama, or George Bush's
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or Donald Trump's inner circle, and I go to the newspaper, and I
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feed some classified information to promote the drone program,
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promote the investigation into Assange, or I go talk to
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Hollywood filmmakers to give them information, so they can
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make a film whitewashing torture. I'm not going to be
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prosecuted and the biggest leaker of US government secrets
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is the US Government, everyone in Washington knows that. I go,
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and I'm a soldier in Afghanistan. And I'm horrified.
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I'm horrified by the civilian casualties in the drone program.
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And I watched Barack Obama on TV lie about how protective of
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human rights this this international assassination
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program is. Or I'm in Iraq. And I'm horrified by the
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dehumanization of the Iraqi people and the violence inherent
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in that sort of Neo colonial occupation. And I go to the
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media with that information, they're going to prosecute me.
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So up until Trump the Espionage Act has always been used as a
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sort of viewpoint discrimination based law.
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Adam Curry: Now, did Trump's DOJ department of injustice
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prosecute anyone under the Espionage Act? Yeah, he
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Unknown: she mentioned all of our he
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Adam Curry: was no, no reality winner was not under Trump, was
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it?
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Unknown: I think? Well, we had to look that up. But I think the
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next guy was you say guy. After we reality winner now?
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Yeah, really, I
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Adam Curry: was a guy must be must be true. So if I understand
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this, if you're a whistleblower, let's say you're in the
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Antarctic, and you discovered the earthquake machine. You can
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go to jail for four before violating the Espionage Act.
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Yeah, so it just whistleblowing is bullcrap. And you can't
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whistle blow?
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Unknown: Well, it depends on whether you produce evidence.
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And if you're shaking a sheet of classified paper. And you
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whistleblow based on that, you just when they throw the book
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out, I think they throw the book out anyway, these whistleblowers
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have not done well for themselves. No, I mean, every
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one of them has gone on about how bad of an idea it is.
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Adam Curry: Like Binney have been
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Unknown: Thomas Drake. Yeah, the classics, the one who came out
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says Do not talk to the FBI. Right. And there are legitimate
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whistleblowers that did the whole whistleblowing idea is a
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sham. Yeah. But let's listen to part three of this. I, by the
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way, this could have gone on for a while. This guy talked and
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talked. He also mentioned that he, he is of the opinion that
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Trump's actually just adverse side of a deep state coin,
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citing for example, that he's the one who broke the embargo on
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selling arms to Ukraine on it, we forget that.
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Adam Curry: Oh, really? You know, it's interesting, because
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when I look at the troll room, I see people saying this, like
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he's part of the system.
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Unknown: That's what you recall, Obama, yes, refused to send
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anything to Ukraine. And it'd be a point of contention currently,
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when Trump got in, he started sending them arms. Yeah, lest we
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forget,
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Adam Curry: but it must have been the wrong kind because
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everyone got all bent out of shape about his phone calls with
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Ukraine. You know, he was he wasn't selling the right ones,
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or he wasn't given old stuff. So we could buy new thing. He did
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it wrong. Whatever he did, he didn't do it the right way.
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Unknown: Well, I think an early theory of yours, which is that
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he was always representing the DIA as opposed to the CIA. Yes.
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I might have something might make sense. Yeah. Okay. Well,
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let's go to first why they got Flynn pushed out of the way as
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fast as they could.
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Adam Curry: Oh, man, it just gets deeper and deeper.
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Unknown: Alright, let's go to part three chip,
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because it's an extremely broad law, right. I mean, under the
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letter of the Espionage Act, if I read in The Washington Post,
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that the CIA thought that Ukraine might bomb Nord Stream
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pipeline, and I tweet that I text that I just talk about it
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to a barista. I've violated the Espionage Act, right? Your
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previous guest was mentioning the difference between Biden
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pensez and Trump's conduct. And I think that's absolutely
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correct. But under the breadth of the Espionage Act, you know,
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Pence and Biden did violate it, just like Trump did violated for
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those documents, he returned, but because it's such a broad,
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basically unconstitutional law, it's applied with a lot of
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limitations put on it. So it's an incredible moment in US
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history, that we have a president who is finally being
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held accountable under the Espionage Act, as opposed to
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sort of whistleblowers and journalists who expose the US
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national security state. And while that is sort of a step
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away from the dual system of justice we've seen under the
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Espionage Act, I have to stress I don't think the Espionage Act
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as drafted is a legitimate tool. I don't think it should be used
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to prosecute anyone.
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Adam Curry: Well, that's pretty decent. They're on a democracy
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now. That's good. counterprogramming then
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surprised that
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Unknown: it was it was very, I thought was educationally kind
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of like a splash of water.
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Adam Curry: But surprising, surprising you would hear that
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in democracy now. And it kind of begs the question like, Are
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there two sides of the deep state and war? CIA? DIA, do we
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go back to that theory
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Unknown: is that the FBI is involved in there somehow, but I
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think they've teamed up with the CIA.
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Adam Curry: CIA runs them, as far as I'm concerned. Yeah, it's
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there, the local hunt the national honeypot guys, hey,
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Unknown: they know how to do that. There was something well,
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something's up.
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Adam Curry: Well, there's something that popped up on the
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CIA broadcasting systems pixie girl over there. harridge. And
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it? I mean, yeah, so they're discussing these documents. And
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we know that. So interesting to hear senators and Congress,
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people saying, well, you know, I've seen the documents, I can't
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discuss them with you. And then you hear you hear everyone just
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talking about them, you know, these these read in journalists?
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Well, he had the plans for the invasion of Iran, I can
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understand why that's an issue. But still doesn't mean that, you
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know, this is Espionage Act material. But there's a there's
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a term in here that I had not heard well, I've heard half of
21:18
the term, but never heard the full term, in light of within
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the context of any type of national security, and special
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stuff that we don't want anyone to know. And pixie girl had it.
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Catherine, you've
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Unknown: been doing reporting about the risk assessment about
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just what was in these documents educate us on that? Well, what
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jumps out to me, John is when you go to the section on the
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willful retention of National Defense Information, by my
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count, there are 21 top secret documents and the disclosure of
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Adam Curry: First of all, I saw nothing but boxes and boxes and
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boxes, the only 21 Did you see all those boxes? They had a
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Unknown: room full of boxes, those boxes in the bathroom,
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there's boxes everywhere room?
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Adam Curry: Only 21. Okay, action one
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Unknown: room, they even tossed a box around Trump he talked
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about he said, why they throw this box on the floor?
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Well, what jumps out to me, John is when you go to the section on
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the willful retention of National Defense Information, by
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my count, there are 21 top secret documents and the
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disclosure of top secret information has the expectation
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of exceptionally grave damage to national security. But what
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stands out to me is some of the classified codings like TK or
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talent keyhole, you don't see that very often. That's about
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intelligence from overhead imagery. For example, if we're
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looking at a terrorist target, do we have such good visibility,
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that we can count the hairs on their head? Can we see what
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they're eating for breakfast on their terrorist patio? Those are
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capabilities that we don't want our adversaries to know that we
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have.
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Adam Curry: They do it but did you catch the name of it? Yeah.
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What our talents key keyhole? Yeah, well, that's what Google
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bought from in-q tell Google bought keyhole that became
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Google Maps.
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Unknown: Oh, that's yeah, that's good. How about
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Adam Curry: that, huh? So this keyhole thing is a little bigger
23:14
than we thought. And what did they actually buy? Did they did
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they get a gyp? I mean, all they got is a bunch of cars driving
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around.
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Unknown: Those are capabilities that we don't want our
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adversaries to know. That we have. And then
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no, we know, they know. Thanks to you. Yeah, exactly. Exactly.
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This whole thing makes no sense. And what she just said makes
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even less sense
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or terrorists patio. Those are capabilities that we don't want
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our adversaries to know. That,
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Adam Curry: by the way, is it marks the terrorist patio? So
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like is it does talent keyhole have a little badge. This is a
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terrorist patio instead of like normal patio. Then also
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Unknown: Special Access Programs, or SAP. These are
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highly restricted programs. Because of the sensitivity of
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the intelligence and the technology such as stealth
24:03
technology, for example, think of classified information like
24:07
the Pentagon, Special Access Programs are these handful of
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rooms where they're just a limited number of keys to
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control and restrict access to that information.
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So it's not just secret, it's the top of the top of the top
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some
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of these are way beyond top secret, like I said, telling
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keyhole when you're talking about Special Access Programs or
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SCI sensitive, compartmentalized information, these really are
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the crown jewels of the US intelligence community.
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Adam Curry: Okay, so this has got to be the CIA who are pissed
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off about this. This is you know, see
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Unknown: the Intel crown jewel.
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Adam Curry: And she's read in she's obviously read in no one
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was no one was able the only person who said talent keyhole
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as far as I could find was was Miss harridge here, but that was
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pretty interesting. What do I have here? Do
24:58
Unknown: I like a lot Did I get this? There's a lot of coded
25:03
messaging going on here.
25:05
Adam Curry: Like we have this. We seen this, we know this,
25:10
something like that. I think we're back to CIA, DIA. Then we
25:17
clearly the CIA has the upper hand over the media. Anyway,
25:22
Unknown: here's Oh, yeah. Well, no, they run it. Yeah. Here's
25:26
Adam Curry: ABC is short reports.
25:27
Unknown: One of the complaints hearing from Republicans, this
25:29
is selective prosecution. They say that, you know, Hillary
25:31
Clinton wasn't charged. Joe Biden hasn't been charged. Mike
25:35
Pence hasn't been charged, although these are Republican.
25:37
What are the differences?
25:37
So Biden pence fall into one category, which is, it was a
25:42
mistake. It was an error. If Donald Trump had turned over as
25:45
he did some of the initial documents, we wouldn't be he
25:48
wasn't charged for any incorrect is correct. So he turned over
25:50
the initial documents. Some of them were highly classified, he
25:53
wasn't charged. That's comparable to Biden and pence.
25:56
Now, Hillary Clinton is a little bit of a different story. But
25:58
they thoroughly investigated that case. And what they didn't
26:01
find is that she was doing it on purpose. Yes, she had the
26:05
survived purpose. But there was no evidence that she
26:09
specifically and intentionally was trying to justice. They
26:12
found after a thorough investigation there that they
26:15
just couldn't prove that. And of course,
26:17
Donald Trump's team was leading the Justice Department for the
26:19
last four years when they could have investigated and charged
26:22
her if there was a case. Yep. Dan Abrams. Thanks very much.
26:24
Adam Curry: Wow, so good, so good. Oh, Trump stupid that he
26:28
should have gotten or he was really good yet that the Justice
26:31
Department should have prosecuted her.
26:33
Unknown: There's a little irony in the way they presented that
26:35
which is that Hillary because Trump was the to prick that
26:40
Biden is
26:42
Adam Curry: or whoever I wouldn't even say it's Biden. Or
26:45
one of the many Biden whoever that guy was on the lawn with
26:50
Guy was not Biden, for sure. Yeah, so the whole thing is odd.
26:58
It doesn't seem like doesn't seem like any of this will stay
27:01
I mean, clearly what they did is they know those pictures of all
27:04
the boxes that was that was in the indictment that was in the
27:06
filing. But that was that was put in there too. Now clearly to
27:10
get the the grand jury to indict. Yeah, juice it up.
27:14
Exactly.
27:16
Unknown: Brilliant. All these boxes.
27:18
Adam Curry: But the whole button, it's not going over?
27:23
Well, it's not an answer. And everybody's doing it. Yeah, but
27:27
But trying to see what Biden's do remember, it's not an answer.
27:31
And the woman who I guess wants to be Trump's running mate
27:37
Carrie Lake posh she just jumped on this like crazy. You know,
27:41
she's the number one now on iTunes with this I do not know.
27:46
Oh, man. Oh, you haven't even heard of this? No,
27:49
Unknown: I'm I'm in darkened by Carrie Lake.
27:52
Adam Curry: Oh, well, let me play the it's Carrie Lake. Let
27:56
me see. He said what is it called is called
28:00
70 81,000,007 81 million votes might ask you hold on a second.
28:04
This is number one on all the charts.
28:07
Unknown: Great title.
28:09
Adam Curry: It's kind of catchy in this video to go with it, you
28:14
know, who
28:16
Unknown: told me two years ago three years ago that I wouldn't
28:19
be in the middle of a political movement I would have said put
28:22
down Hunter's crack pipe right now.
28:31
For the groceries, I can't afford your gas. It's bad cross
28:44
Adam Curry: so that's, that's number one. Everywhere iTunes
28:48
Spotify, everyone's loving the 81 million votes my ass and she
28:52
is just out of control. Here's a she's on Piers Morgan want to
28:57
play clip? This is from you. I believe on Friday talking about
29:01
what may happen.
29:03
Unknown: If you want to get to President Trump, you're gonna
29:06
have to go through me. And you're gonna have to go through
29:08
75 million Americans just like you. Yes. Most of us are card
29:17
carrying members of the NRA.
29:27
That's not a threat. That's a public service. We will not let
29:32
you lay a finger on presidents. Frankly downwards the time.
29:38
Frankly, now is the time to cling to our guns and our
29:42
religion.
29:44
That's pretty incendiary stuff carry to suggest that you've all
29:47
got your guns, and you're gonna use them to defend Donald Trump.
29:53
That's not what I said. I am using my freedom of speech to
29:56
say that we support President Trump millions Han 10s of
30:00
millions of Americans do you guys will always defend
30:05
Adam Curry: this guy. What do you guys think? I don't really
30:11
have you watch my show. So stop calling me you the media.
30:16
There's a lot of things going on in that clip.
30:19
Unknown: A couple of said just one clarification. When she says
30:23
75 million people, and most of us are card carrying members of
30:27
the NRA. No, that's that's far from the number of NRA members
30:31
is 4.3 million. Yeah. As far far from the truth. It's less than a
30:35
10th. Yeah.
30:37
Adam Curry: But her you know, this is, but you see what she's
30:40
doing so that she must be vying for a running mate status with
30:43
that. I can't see why. It's rilink. It's not ultimately I
30:48
don't think this is good.
30:50
Unknown: looks it up? There's
30:51
Adam Curry: some kind of well, that was more
30:53
Unknown: I sure wish they would share what these documents are.
30:56
They're being very mom about what's in them. I'm really
30:58
curious.
30:59
Adam Curry: What do you mean is telling keyhole? It's, we know
31:01
exactly what it is. It's all kinds of good stuff.
31:04
Unknown: I sure wish they would share what these documents are.
31:06
They're being very mom about what's in them. I'm really
31:08
curious about what's in them and pierce there's more evidence of
31:11
wrongdoing and crime, frankly, in Hill on Hillary Clinton's
31:16
servers. There's more evidence of crime in Joe Biden's garage
31:20
and those boxes where he had no ability to declassify those
31:24
documents because he was a senator and a vice president.
31:27
There's more evidence of a crime on Monica Lewinsky's dress them
31:31
in those boxes from martial law.
31:33
Adam Curry: Come on, come on. She gets a point for that one.
31:37
Unknown: This is a bogus case. And you know what it is, it's
31:39
really just a way Pierce to give cover to Joe Biden who just this
31:44
week we found out took another $5 million dollar bribe and
31:48
payout from the CCP. And we have 17 recordings of him. According
31:52
to Senator Grassley, on tape being recorded taking bribes and
31:57
payouts from Ukraine. This is a distraction to give you in the
32:01
media. Something to talk about so you don't have to talk about
32:04
the crimes Joe Biden commits
32:08
Adam Curry: Well, and that's that's the whole conversation.
32:13
Trump's crooked he's put our put our our our our people at risk.
32:19
Biden you know we got tape. Hunters got a crack pipe. It's
32:23
just is not helpful.
32:27
Unknown: Well, I think is great now.
32:30
Adam Curry: You got nothing to lose.
32:32
Unknown: We have a couple of things to note. They are taking
32:37
some sides on this. And we've already seen Bill Barr I don't
32:40
have the clip I just had on the last show. He's he's all bar
32:44
saying that Trump's toast?
32:46
Adam Curry: Is that from the last show? It was
32:49
Unknown: pre last show. Yeah. Bill Barr was on with the
32:53
blonde. pretty blonde Shannon, Shannon Bream. And she was like,
32:58
just draw what? He's going on now. These he's dead. They got
33:03
him. He's
33:03
Adam Curry: toast. What would you have titled that clip?
33:06
Unknown: I didn't. I know. I never I didn't bring it.
33:09
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. I'm sorry. I thought you okay. Yeah, no,
33:12
no,
33:13
Unknown: especially Yeah. So then so then Trump comes out and
33:16
says Bill bars a low life and that sets off one of the Fox
33:23
guys I can't remember his name offhand. But the guy that always
33:28
wears glasses and you lose over the glasses and he talks like
33:31
like this all the time.
33:33
Adam Curry: erudite, the guy at night the
33:37
Unknown: way it looks looking over his glass, you know, he's
33:39
talking like we're
33:40
Adam Curry: not watching Fox News anymore that MSNBC in the
33:43
ratings,
33:45
Unknown: but he got all bent out of shape about him being called
33:47
a lowlife. something of an extreme I thought so I was kind
33:52
of concerned about that. And then we had Trump should have
33:55
sneaky Haley saying that he's so so she's done. And then we had
34:00
well
34:03
Adam Curry: this is let's just look at the sides. Nikki Haley
34:06
who was ambassador to the United Nations. She's got to be CIA.
34:11
You just have you know, Barr come on CIA. And let's not
34:16
forget his dad who you know got Epstein started but oh I think
34:23
this we're back to the to the IA wars. It's feels like it so but
34:32
you know what is going to happen and what is going to hell
34:35
Unknown: is the one that the latest guy who jumped into the
34:39
fray and have a clip Yep. Bolton
34:45
Adam Curry: Oh, the fart sniffer. Okay, all right.
34:49
Bolton, now he's running isn't he didn't he announced he's
34:51
running. I don't
34:53
Unknown: know that he is. I know that Pompeo who also jumped on
34:57
Trump CIA who is does CIA think. So Pompeo jumped on the on the
35:04
anti Trump bandwagon but Bolton I think is the best band Bolton
35:08
expresses they all say pretty much what Bolton says in his
35:11
clip
35:11
Republican responses to former President Trump's indictment
35:15
fall several ways. Trump is denouncing it and saying he's
35:18
innocent. Although photographs show many cartons of documents
35:21
in his home, many cartons the indictment says many containers
35:25
and
35:25
proves he's guilty. Wait.
35:26
Oh, yes. Guilty cartons.
35:29
He used the word xo. Yeah. Yeah, that says he's innocent, though,
35:36
as though that as if the cartons themselves proved his guilt.
35:42
Well, that's what that's what
35:43
Adam Curry: the indictment is.
35:44
Unknown: For the NPR by the way. No, no, CBS PBS. It says PBS was
35:49
NPR.
35:49
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. Well, that explains it Republican waste.
35:53
Unknown: Let me think it might be No, it might be PBS because
35:57
I'm visualizing.
35:58
Adam Curry: You're telling me there's a difference between NPR
36:01
and PBS. Come on.
36:02
Unknown: What difference does it make
36:04
Republican responses to former President Trump's indictment
36:08
fall several ways. Trump is denouncing it and saying he's
36:11
innocent. Although photographs show many cartons of documents
36:14
in his home. The indictment says many contained sensitive
36:17
military secrets. Several Republican presidential
36:20
candidates are attacking the federal justice department even
36:24
though they want to replace Trump as the party leader. Some
36:27
candidates say the indictment is serious, as do some former
36:30
members of the Trump administration. Former Attorney
36:33
General William Barr told Fox the indictment is strong. And we
36:37
have reached John Bolton, the President's one time national
36:40
security adviser Ambassador Welcome back. Glad to be with
36:43
you. You've handled a lot of classified documents in your
36:46
time. What do you see in this indictment?
36:48
I see big trouble for Donald Trump. I think this is a
36:51
potentially catastrophic turn of events for him. It certainly
36:55
should be. Yeah.
36:57
Adam Curry: Trouble. Trouble. Can you imagine if Bolton was
37:00
president, but what a fab president that guy would be?
37:03
Hello? Hello, America.
37:06
Unknown: He says it should be so he's already taken sides. Well,
37:09
that
37:09
Adam Curry: guy's again. He
37:10
Unknown: hated Trump ever. This is the problem we've had with
37:14
Trump since the beginning. Now
37:15
Adam Curry: he hires the wrong people. He's
37:17
Unknown: been hired idiots are shitheads like this guy.
37:20
Adam Curry: Yeah, he's he's quick to fire. But then the
37:24
damage is already done. Clip two.
37:29
Unknown: So is there more to this clip? No. But there's two
37:31
more clips. Oh, that's what it is part two.
37:35
Because if proven in trial, and of course that that is the
37:38
government's burden. But But if proven at trial, it should put
37:43
Trump in jail for a long time. You know, there's a there's a
37:47
1000s 10s of 1000s of people in the federal government who have
37:51
security classifications. And when they deviate even the
37:54
slightest amount, and it's found out they face severe penalties
37:58
that their service members they're discharged from the
38:00
service. We have to hold everybody accountable equally.
38:04
And that does not exclude the president. So I think this is a
38:09
real issue that's going to have profound impact on our national
38:12
security. If we don't take it seriously.
38:14
We should emphasize we've seen the photographs, and the former
38:17
President himself has not denied having the documents. So the
38:20
question, really, if any, is whether he as a former president
38:23
had a right to them of the various arguments that Trump has
38:26
advanced. Can you imagine any that would work in which a
38:30
former president has some special latitude here?
38:33
Well, if Trump had followed standard procedures, if anybody
38:37
could have trusted him with the documents, if he wanted to write
38:41
a book about his time as president, there were procedures
38:44
that could have been set up, he disregarded all of those, which
38:48
is how the National Archives eventually took this case to the
38:51
Justice Department. But but it's the obstruction is the refusal
38:55
to give back the documents when they were demanded by subpoena
39:00
and and through extensive discussions about what was
39:03
required. That's what tips this over the edge beyond any doubt,
39:07
and I think anybody who tries to say that somehow this isn't
39:10
serious, this is a storage issue, or probably people who
39:14
have never handled a classified document in their lives don't
39:17
understand what's at stake here. And it really is a national
39:21
security issue, and Trump has displayed utter disdain for
39:25
these constraints he did. So I saw it over and over again, when
39:28
he was president. The conduct that's alleged by the indictment
39:32
is entirely believable to me.
39:34
Adam Curry: Well, this is all hyperbole. So what he's saying
39:37
he's saying, Oh, it wasn't just that he had the documents, but
39:39
he wouldn't give them back as if it's the only copy first of all,
39:43
please. Yeah, but it's like this copies everywhere of this stuff.
39:48
Now, I just wanted is it your understanding that he leaked
39:54
this information and told people who did not have appropriate
39:57
clearance
39:57
Unknown: mostly when they did their sweep? have every buddy
40:00
they could find. Yeah, he told a good fellow golfer.
40:06
Oh, that's okay. That's
40:07
Adam Curry: where that's where the joke comes from. Yeah, even
40:11
though we've known since 2001, that the plan is to arrest
40:17
arrest Clark. Arrest General Wesley Clark. He spilled the
40:21
beans that were going to invade Iran. He said it publicly. He
40:25
had that classified information. Good void. I mean, isn't that
40:30
the same thing? About talent,
40:33
Unknown: I think is the same thing that there's a little
40:35
another element here, which Trump kind of brings in they
40:38
don't like to discuss it. Trump has the as president and Bolton
40:45
kind of brought if you're if he had gone through channels, if
40:47
Trump had done this diet, and the other thing, he could have
40:50
taken these documents home for his book. But what Trump says
40:55
hey, they work for me. I was the Exec. I was the president. Yeah.
41:00
Why do I have to take orders? For someone that works for me?
41:04
They're my underlays. I'm supposed to give them orders. So
41:10
when Bolton has a just the other way around, which I believe
41:15
because Bolton was a member of the administrative state, yes.
41:18
And having worked for it myself, I will admit, you were spooked.
41:24
Not as a spook, I've never been a spook. And that's why this
41:27
show is so good. Because I don't have I've not, I'm not covered
41:31
by any confidentiality of anything, neither, you know, so
41:35
we can analyze all we want. In fact, we
41:37
Adam Curry: know that my family has actually kicked me out of
41:39
the room because they didn't have clearance.
41:41
Unknown: That's right. This has happened to you. You can't
41:43
We can't tell
41:44
you this, because you and you, and you've never been read into
41:48
anything I haven't been read in and this, but we know enough
41:52
that we can analyze it without having to violate anything,
41:56
which makes us safe. The point is, is that the administrative
42:01
state really thinks they run the show.
42:04
Adam Curry: Well, they do.
42:06
Unknown: They do. They're proving it.
42:09
Adam Curry: Yes. And, you know, except for this judge. You know,
42:14
Trump might get
42:14
Unknown: large Oh, man, they don't like this judge.
42:18
Adam Curry: No, no one likes to dwell. They're going after
42:21
Unknown: her. Oh, you know, she's the one who put if you
42:23
remember, she's the one who came up with a special master.
42:28
Adam Curry: I don't remember. Yeah.
42:30
Unknown: I mean, when they've when they when they did the
42:32
raid? Yeah, in Mara Lago there was a brouhaha over it. And they
42:39
she was brought in. And she said, You have to have to go
42:43
over these documents you have because there were just going
42:46
drawn boxes on the floor and everything else you can see. You
42:50
have to have a special master member the Special Master.
42:53
Adam Curry: Yeah, rings a bell? Yeah. So
42:55
Unknown: she demanded a special master. And then the 11th
42:59
Circuit Court of Appeals said, No, you're an idiot. And they
43:03
kicked it back. And so now everyone's citing this as she's
43:07
an idiot, because the 11th Court refused. And so she's under
43:12
scrutiny. But there's two things that they had, there's two
43:15
holes, I can see that if she was had any balls she'd do this. One
43:20
was the original search warrant was very dubious. Yeah. And the
43:25
second one, oh, technical stuff. It's all technical, technical
43:28
stuff. The second one is having one of Trump's attorney violate
43:33
the attorney client privilege. Because the judge said he could.
43:40
This This has got to be thrown out. Yeah. And that, if that
43:43
gets thrown out the whole case, go,
43:45
Adam Curry: you know, we have. Look, the only thing that's kind
43:49
of good is Trump has money. I think if he still has some,
43:53
because he have plenty because you can fight this. I mean, it's
43:56
like, you know, I've had IRS stuff in the past. And they say,
44:00
Well, you can't deduct that. And you know, and I clearly could,
44:04
but the bottom line is if I wanted to go fight it, I need
44:06
$100,000 to take it to court.
44:09
Unknown: Yeah. So you can save 10 Yeah, exactly.
44:12
Adam Curry: So you know, this is the problem. You win. Yeah.
44:15
That's Yes. So that's kind of the problem. And I I don't know,
44:21
I mean, there's it's not working out well for anybody. The system
44:28
the system is so deeply corrupt. So just everything is is broken.
44:36
And you know, and I just don't see Carrie lake as being
44:38
helpful.
44:41
Unknown: I love it. So So, yeah, the system's corrupted. As
44:46
always, everything. We always have to remember that the first
44:49
thing you learn in poli science class College, is that the
44:53
President sets the standard for Ethics in the country. Yeah, and
44:59
that's why blow Jobs became so important after Bill Clinton.
45:04
They're not sex. Don't forget that girls No, no. And, and
45:08
Biden is corrupt President is obviously corrupt, and it's
45:13
being reflected everywhere.
45:15
Adam Curry: You're so right there. We have a third Bolton
45:17
clip here.
45:19
Unknown: Yeah. Again, the government has to prove it and
45:21
hope they do it soon. I think one real issue here is how
45:25
quickly this goes to trial. You know, Donald Trump says he's
45:28
completely innocent. Well, if he's completely innocent, he
45:31
should want this stain on his reputation removed as soon as
45:34
possible an innocent person would say I want to trial in a
45:38
couple of months. Let's see what Donald Trump does. And
45:41
of course, if it goes beyond a couple of months where the
45:43
presidential primary season, why, given what you've said,
45:46
Ambassador, why do you think that Ron DeSantis, one of Trumps
45:50
rivals for the nomination? is attacking the Justice Department
45:53
over this indictment?
45:55
Well, I think it's a mistake, I think, actually DeSantis the
45:58
other day made a very important point, which was when he was in
46:02
the Navy Judge Advocate General's corps handling
46:05
classified information. If he had done a portion of what Trump
46:09
is alleged to have done, he would have been court martialed.
46:12
That's the standard to make and I think for Republicans look at,
46:16
take it for granted that there's a double standard, take it for
46:20
granted, Democrats don't prosecute, Democrats believe all
46:23
that but Hillary should have been prosecuted, Joe Biden
46:26
should be prosecuted, and they weren't. And that's an
46:29
injustice, except that for the sake of argument, and then ask
46:33
these candidates the question, Does that mean you give Donald
46:36
Trump a free pass? Is your answer to the double standard
46:39
problem to have no standard at all? You know, Republicans used
46:43
to believe that if you didn't prosecute criminals, you'd have
46:46
more crime. And I think that insight was right then and it's
46:50
right now.
46:50
Oh.
46:55
Adam Curry: President Bolton Thank you. President Vice
46:58
President Elect Bolton we're so so pleased so pleased to have
47:01
you. Well, let's just talk about the system them because the
47:05
system is is weaponizing everything in particular
47:09
children. Did you see the Chinese Did you see you're a
47:13
theater Maven, did you see the Chinese the Chinese?
47:16
Unknown: Yeah, and I do have one commentary. Yes. I bought the
47:18
Chinese. Yeah, it was the worst. Probably one of the worst. I
47:23
didn't get the clip.
47:25
Adam Curry: I got one cloaking.
47:26
Unknown: I got the clip, play that clip and then I'll tell you
47:28
what, I think this is
47:29
Adam Curry: Denise Benton act is Ginny Benton. And
47:32
Unknown: yeah, it's couldn't keep her mouth shut it. Well,
47:35
Adam Curry: it's like, well, you know, it doesn't matter if it's
47:38
Trump or DeSantis or de Santos. They're all racists.
47:54
Unknown: Hi, I'm Denise Benton, actor, and proud CMU alum.
48:03
Earlier tonight, see me on the Tony Awards presented the 2023
48:09
excellence in theater Education Award. And while I am certain
48:12
that the current Grand Wizard, I'm sorry, excuse me, governor
48:16
of my home state of Florida will be extinguishing.
48:21
Adam Curry: Now the whole crowd goes wild. They're on their
48:24
feet. They're pumping their fists in the air. He's a racist,
48:29
a racist. I mean, it was really disappointing as a fan of the
48:39
theater.
48:40
Unknown: Well, you know, a couple of things should be
48:41
noted. One is the the numbers the box office numbers are way
48:48
down. Yeah. And, and these awards didn't help any. Now the
48:57
best play I want to read this is an example that both the best
49:02
playing the best musical have lost money. But the best play
49:06
was, I guess a complete turkey but it wins. And it's called
49:10
Kimberly akimbo is the name of the play. Now I just want to
49:14
read from the wiki page what this plays about. This is a play
49:18
written and I want to say Do you think they're packing them in to
49:22
go see this particular play is a play written in 2000 by David
49:27
Lindsay a bear. It's titled character is a lonely teenage
49:32
girl suffering from a disease similar to progeria that causes
49:37
her to age four and a half times as fast as normal, thus trapping
49:42
her inside the frail physical body of an elderly woman. She
49:46
meets another misfit at college or a teenage boy and the to form
49:52
an attachment to one another that borders on attraction. But
49:56
their situation is not helped by Kimberly's rapidly detailed
50:00
aerating health. Soon Kimberly's family gets mixed up in some
50:04
crazy money schemes and the family is emotionally destroyed.
50:10
Adam Curry: Oh man who was horrible doesn't sound that
50:14
doesn't say you know just doesn't doesn't say Cabaret
50:20
Unknown: is just not something you're gonna go watch and
50:23
they're they're celebrating this they have gone off the rails
50:28
they've lost the plot
50:30
Adam Curry: the celebrating ageism sounds like I'm not quite
50:33
sure
50:33
Unknown: what that I don't even know what the point of it is.
50:36
But why would that get best? There's nothing Broadway is dead
50:40
on his feet right now because the talent is gone.
50:45
Adam Curry: Where did the talent go? I mean, the
50:47
Unknown: the musical that which was done by Tom Stoppard, his
50:50
last piece probably was is probably acceptable. But but the
50:54
rest of it is just with this and the arrogance of these people
50:58
that go out there and, and just accuse everyone who doesn't like
51:02
them of being
51:03
Adam Curry: Ku Klux Klan and rename and renaming the town in
51:07
Florida to plantation, Florida. Yeah, I mean, and for a black
51:11
woman to do this. It's this messed up. I mean, it's one
51:15
thing for dinero to go there. Yeah. dinero like I hate Trump,
51:19
but I'll suck him in the face. Okay, tough guy. Great. But this
51:23
is just is there's there's not even any evidence of, of racism.
51:29
Oh, Mike. I just I hear it everywhere. All Florida most
51:32
racist state. When did this happen? There's more black.
51:36
Unknown: In Double ACP said, says it's a dangerous place to
51:40
go despite the fact that the head of the NAACP lives in
51:44
Florida.
51:45
Adam Curry: So it's just everything being weaponized.
51:48
Right. I'm surprised they're still pulling racing. I mean,
51:51
it. Why didn't they just do you know? Ronnie's hates gays. I
51:57
mean, it should that's what they should do. That's the trip now.
52:00
He hates children.
52:04
Unknown: So they need their gender affirming care. By the
52:07
way, the you know that. Kids, kids look kids who are claiming
52:14
to be non binary is now up 4,000%. In Jersey, it's
52:18
everywhere.
52:19
Adam Curry: I heard I got a note from one of our producers, he's
52:22
a doctor. And it was it was nice to dentists. And we were talking
52:26
about my teeth or whatever. And going back and forth says Now I
52:29
use the term kiddo because I have at least 40 patients.
52:34
Children who are who are non binary or, or transgender kids
52:44
40 He says doesn't seem like a lot out of 1000 patients. I said
52:48
yes. It does.
52:50
Unknown: Seems like a lot to me. Yeah.
52:53
Adam Curry: This is unheard of. Anyway, so there's there's an
52:57
attack going on. And that is and it's the system. Okay? It's not
53:03
that people get wrapped up. We know lots of people who are on
53:06
the LGBT kids train. They're not bad people. They're sucked into
53:11
the system and they're brainwashed and they take
53:13
authority as the authority. Whoa, guy with a lab coat says
53:18
it ba something Association. Some somebody with pediatrics in
53:21
the name says it. I will write about COVID No. So that they
53:27
well that's what they think. Hilarious. We still have people
53:31
wearing masks alone in their car driving around even an assault
53:35
in Austin again. Yeah, it's baffling. baffling.
53:38
Unknown: Yeah, they're in their car today, three years after the
53:42
fact they're still driving around with a mask in their car
53:47
by themselves.
53:49
Adam Curry: So this stuff has been going on for a long time
53:51
and I'm going to show I have a couple of clips here that I want
53:54
to play. The first one is the pronouns nonsense, which is just
53:59
nonsense. And
54:01
Unknown: can I can I play a couple of talk clips you free
54:03
get to talk talk to talk
54:08
Adam Curry: of course of course man Are we quick talk is up
54:12
Unknown: well let's start with I do have a pronoun clip. But
54:16
first let's listen from blossom. Who did tell us off about
54:19
everything because we're all screwed
54:21
Adam Curry: blossom does Jeopardy now. So
54:23
Unknown: she she's allowed to well there's a different blossom
54:25
Oh, I'm sorry,
54:27
female are not genders. If you don't know who I am, my name is
54:30
blossom i use they them pronouns in English and espanol en au
54:33
plus eight and Well anybody can self identify their gender. So
54:35
if they want to use that language for their gender they
54:37
can. Male and female as well as intersex are terms that are most
54:42
typically associated with sex not with gender. When we're
54:45
talking about gender we're talking about women man in all
54:49
of the identities that fall within being non binary androgen
54:52
femme of center mask of center, a gender, gender fluid,
54:56
and there are so many more so if you aren't charge of a form that
55:01
says gender and then it says male and female. First of all,
55:05
you're racing intersex people. Second of all, those are not
55:08
terms associated with gender they are terms associated with
55:11
sex.
55:12
And I'll
55:12
Adam Curry: tell you, if blossom was on the Tony Awards, I would
55:16
have watched that shot go see blossom on stage. That sounds
55:19
like a hoot.
55:22
Unknown: And there we have the Jetta. The pronoun person that
55:25
is using the pronouns Fe and pop
55:30
Fi is one of my newer pronouns they pronounce currently FA for
55:34
me is because I'm a very, I'm very gender and basically the
55:38
stallion except for my enemy. So yeah,
55:40
they pronounced fairy.
55:44
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's a bad clip.
55:47
Unknown: And that, yeah, that clip was not as good but the
55:50
blossom clip was good, but then the last one is actually
55:53
Michelle and the transsexual
55:56
power. Well, this
55:57
Adam Curry: is this is Dwayne Wade's
55:59
Unknown: son who's a girl now
56:02
Adam Curry: well that's been going on for a while Mo and I
56:04
did quite a quite a piece on this it's
56:06
Unknown: always What do you know about it? Well, it
56:08
Adam Curry: was all part of his wife is really the one who
56:11
pushed his kid into it and she is an actress if I'm saying if
56:15
I'm recalling correctly what she's
56:16
Unknown: a former I don't know she acts anymore on
56:20
Adam Curry: on that show. What show was it not glee? It's the
56:25
one of those one of those non binary type shows and you know,
56:29
just really kind of wood most as is, you know, this is was part
56:34
of the SIOP on black Americans. And, and, you know, this clip,
56:39
of course, I interpreted this perhaps differently than some
56:42
people. But she now what's, what's the kids name? Gotta
56:49
know, is talking to Michelle Obama. I'm not even sure what
56:53
the circumstances but it's over zoom. And it's an odd exchange.
57:00
Right there.
57:04
Unknown: What's on your mind? What do you want to know you
57:07
want to talk about this that you didn't want to talk to you
57:09
about? I want to ask you one question about your book, which
57:12
by the way, I have read and I love it. Divine divan,
57:16
Adam Curry: okay. And if my kid would talk like that, I don't
57:19
care if that's my kids assigned a birth or not. I'm like, You're
57:23
not talking about that divine divine, which, by the way, I
57:26
Unknown: have read and I love it. Divine. And yes, so I wanted
57:30
to ask you, what advice do you have for teens who want to be
57:34
themselves and thrive? Like you have? And currently are? Well,
57:38
like you have? And currently are? Yeah, nice. I mean, yeah,
57:44
I am just so proud of you, you know, being just an amazing role
57:49
model and embracing but your truth, right. You're, you're
57:55
you're already doing this. So maybe this is for some other
57:58
young people that are listening. I feel
58:03
it does take time to know what you what's on your mind. What do
58:12
you want to know what you want to talk about?
58:14
Adam Curry: Yeah, see this? This was so weird. First of all, this
58:17
is a very privileged child, no matter what gender and
58:21
privileged child very privileged, and Michelle Obama
58:24
also grew up privileged. She just had no struggle. Her mom
58:28
worked at a bank was not attacked. Tina works at the same
58:32
bank that her mom worked at, back in the day in Chicago. Now,
58:36
you know, and I have not read yet I have to read the but I
58:39
need to read the book becoming Michelle Obama, and then I can
58:42
comment on it. I will I read Sarah Palin 's book, so I should
58:45
read Michelle Obama's book. But the way I read this was a
58:49
deflection where this kids going well, we know you know, the word
58:53
on the street is Michelle, you you're trans. So could you
58:56
please tell me how you was divine? How you wrote about it?
59:00
How you how you became yourself. That's, that's my interpretation
59:05
of what this kid does. What's
59:06
Unknown: the main interpretation is? Yeah, I don't think yours is
59:09
off the wall.
59:11
Adam Curry: No, big mic. 2024. So let's talk about pronouns for
59:17
a second, which, and if someone it upsets the balance between
59:26
children and parents, it is not a good idea. It's it is also
59:30
incorrect grammar most of the time, it is also a lie. And if
59:34
someone says My pronouns are my response will be Do not worry. I
59:39
will not be talking about you to other people. And that's just
59:43
that's it. Now, I've never had someone tell me their pronouns.
59:47
It hasn't occurred to me. But I have heard children say this to
59:53
parents, and it's jarring, but it's been going on for a while,
59:57
and of course, it's been rammed on every wants to throat in the
1:00:00
media in entertainment Star Trek Discovery, I don't watch season
1:00:06
three, Episode Eight, the distress signal
1:00:09
Unknown: must include an encoded message of some kind, DERA can
1:00:12
write an algorithm that can find and decode it. How long will
1:00:15
that take? No more than a few hours. She's pretty fast. Update
1:00:19
me the moment you have something committed. Of course
1:00:29
they're fast. I'm not she I've never felt like a she or or her.
1:00:41
So I would prefer they or them to know.
1:00:50
Adam Curry: Okay, now this is a DERA saying this to them's
1:00:55
superior. And that's accepted. So that's the kind of and this
1:01:00
is years old. This is two, three years ago. So this stuff has
1:01:03
been going on. It's been it's been promoted. And it is part of
1:01:07
an absolute system to upset the world. Certainly the United
1:01:13
States, although things seem to be cranking up a bit in in other
1:01:17
countries, oddly, trying. Yeah, they're succeeding. The
1:01:21
Netherlands is becoming a little weird now, unexpectedly. But
1:01:26
it's entering into law, California, at the local level,
1:01:30
which I think is much more important than the presidential
1:01:32
race. So squirrel on the on who's going to be the president.
1:01:36
This is one of your guys up there. When it's his name,
1:01:41
Senator Scott, Wilk, a Republican, I'm sure one of the
1:01:44
things if you in the California State Senate.
1:01:47
Unknown: I'm now in year 11. In the state legislature, and all
1:01:51
the time we're proposing policies to protect children.
1:01:55
After 11 years, I've come to conclusion that we need to start
1:01:58
protecting parents as just not happening. I've been here let's
1:02:02
witness a full frontal assault on charter schools, taking way
1:02:07
parents choice and how their children can be educated to the
1:02:12
detriment particularly of children of color. In recent
1:02:15
years, we have put government bureaucrats between parents,
1:02:19
children and doctors when it comes to medical care. And now
1:02:23
we have this where if a parent does not support the ideology of
1:02:26
the government, they're going to be taken away from the home. Now
1:02:30
I agree with both Senator wiener Senator Laird that today It only
1:02:34
involves divorce proceedings and frankly, a judge can already
1:02:38
factor factor this in. But I can assure you is not going to end
1:02:42
with divorce proceedings. In the past when we've had these
1:02:45
discussions, and I've seen parental rights. atrophied and
1:02:50
I've been I've encouraged people to keep fighting. I've changed
1:02:54
my mind on that if you love your children, you need to flee
1:02:57
California. You need to flee. We are moving towards the pathway.
1:03:03
The Handmaid's Tale, California is becoming the new Juliet. And
1:03:07
it just breaks my I'm born and raised in this state, I love
1:03:10
this state, I'm not going to stay in this state, because it's
1:03:14
just too oppressive. And I believe in freedom. And so I'm
1:03:17
going to move to America when I leave the legislature.
1:03:20
Adam Curry: So what is going on here is if if you don't listen
1:03:24
to your child, when they say my pronouns are, your child can be
1:03:28
taken away from you by Child Protective Services, apparently
1:03:32
with that in the case of a divorce, but that's just the
1:03:35
start. This is not okay.
1:03:38
Unknown: No, this is the stuff that's promoted by Scott wiener.
1:03:41
He mentioned him in there. Yeah. He's a radical left winger from
1:03:46
San Francisco a gay advocate. And he's totally on the side of
1:03:51
the trans he's not as you know, you think he wouldn't be but he
1:03:54
doesn't get it. And it's this this is going on
1:03:57
Adam Curry: because it's political. He doesn't care. It's
1:04:00
the thing you're supposed to say politically Used To Be Black
1:04:03
Lives Matter. Where did that go? Black people all taken care of
1:04:06
it's all good everybody Black Lives Matter Black Lives, which
1:04:09
as we know was run by trained Marxists. So I'm gonna get into
1:04:14
the market admitted admitted Yeah, it's not a secret. Not a
1:04:17
secret. Now they were proud of it but you know, they blew up as
1:04:21
it as often happens, you know, they
1:04:22
Unknown: well they got money. They got money, marches with
1:04:26
money stuff never worked. Yeah
1:04:27
Adam Curry: did never works out well, but we have a passing of
1:04:30
the torch, and the United States is a firm target. Once again,
1:04:35
Unknown: I may not be quite as dramatic as the TV show
1:04:38
succession but George Soros has made a decision to hand over his
1:04:41
$25 billion empire to his 37 year old son Alex. Despite
1:04:47
saying in the past, he didn't want one of his five kids to
1:04:50
succeed him. When asked about his U turn. The 92 year old
1:04:54
philanthropist said his son had anointed. Alex Sarasa said he is
1:04:58
more political than his father. and plans to continue helping
1:05:01
left leaning causes. But at the same time, he said, our side has
1:05:05
to be better about being more patriotic and inclusive. Just
1:05:09
because someone votes Trump doesn't mean they're lost or
1:05:12
racist.
1:05:13
Adam Curry: This is interesting. So she's trying to bring
1:05:18
everybody in under the same tent. And what would he do that
1:05:22
with would do it under the two issues that people are most
1:05:25
afraid of being on the wrong side of because of just how it's
1:05:29
been? Culturally changed? Yeah.
1:05:32
Unknown: So Alex, Soros has obviously been involved, at
1:05:35
least recently. What more do we know about him?
1:05:39
Well, he's got a PhD in history. He's 37. So still pretty young.
1:05:43
And he has said, by his own admission, that he has broadly
1:05:46
the same political views as his father, but that he is more
1:05:49
political, and for example, that he is going to actively campaign
1:05:52
against Donald Trump's attempt to run for as a second term for
1:05:55
US president. He says, for example, that he shares a lot of
1:05:58
the same ideas around democracy that his dad does, that
1:06:00
includes, for example, a commitment to try and pursue
1:06:03
freedom of speech, criminal justice reform, as well as
1:06:06
minority and refugee rights. But he says, for example, that his
1:06:10
focus is perhaps going to be more us focus. And of course,
1:06:13
his dad was born in Hungary and lived under the Nazi occupation.
1:06:17
And indeed, Open Society Foundations was headquartered
1:06:19
initially in Budapest, and then later in Berlin. Whereas it
1:06:22
sounds like Alex is going to be more focused on US domestic
1:06:25
politics. He says, for example, that he's going to put emphasis
1:06:29
on voting rights abortion as well as initiatives when it
1:06:32
comes to gender equality.
1:06:33
Adam Curry: Yeah, there we go. Yeah. And with gender equality,
1:06:35
we know what that means.
1:06:37
Unknown: Yeah. Means sterilization to the youth of
1:06:39
America.
1:06:40
Adam Curry: So you know, we've played James Lindsay before and
1:06:44
if you ever get James Lindsay You really have to listen to
1:06:47
the, to his speeches. And we've you know, we've played bits of
1:06:50
it in the past and it's always quite good. But how did this How
1:06:53
does really get into into our schools into our education
1:06:57
system? This is where, you know, our I was off the board. This
1:07:00
has been going on for 30 years. It's so deeply ingrained. And
1:07:04
the tinfoil hat podcast, of course, podcast guide and guy
1:07:10
named that's what's his face, it's Sam Tripoli. It's pretty
1:07:16
good podcast. So he had Jordan Henry on parent activist,
1:07:21
activist parent, and he brings in a new name Paulo, free airy,
1:07:27
and how this thinking has been introduced and, and continues to
1:07:34
propagate throughout the entire educational system. Regardless
1:07:39
of what what subject it is,
1:07:41
Unknown: these professors had us read this guy named pallu
1:07:44
Ferreri, a Brazilian Marxist from Assisi, Brazil,
1:07:48
Adam Curry: you know, Paulo Ferrari.
1:07:50
Unknown: Oh, yeah. Yeah, he's the guy. He's the guy. He is the
1:07:53
Nexus.
1:07:54
Adam Curry: You know the guy. Yeah. Well,
1:07:56
Unknown: I've never met him. No,
1:07:58
Adam Curry: no, but what do you know about the guy? Why just
1:08:00
give us a
1:08:00
Unknown: Marxist? He's a theoretical Marxist. He's out of
1:08:05
Brazil and he has he came up with the entire scheme to
1:08:09
corrupt the education system, promote Maoism? Well, as we
1:08:13
would have it as we would define it, we trans Maoism as we define
1:08:16
he is the guy he's the guy he's the go to guy well, it all
1:08:20
traces back to him.
1:08:21
Adam Curry: Well, this and he's still alive this guy. I don't
1:08:25
know we need to bring him to account
1:08:27
Unknown: again Marxist from his sci fi Brazil. This guy
1:08:31
basically changed education. This is educational theory that
1:08:36
I had to read. Okay, educational Marx's theory that I had to
1:08:38
read. For Landscape Architecture School. My professors I was
1:08:42
like, oh, yeah, that you need to develop a critical consciousness
1:08:46
for landscape architecture. I'm like for trees, plants. And
1:08:51
they're like, Yeah, you do. And I pushed back and I was like,
1:08:55
Okay, this book Paulo Freire, II, it's his book called
1:08:58
Pedagogy of the Oppressed. This book is the most influential
1:09:02
book in education. Every educator that you know, every
1:09:06
teacher that you know, who's been to school since 1990, for
1:09:10
sure, has read pallu for very, and if they go get like an
1:09:14
advanced degree, like a master's or doctorate, bro, they have to
1:09:17
buy into the ideology. They have to go in deep. He quotes che he
1:09:22
quotes now he quotes Lenin, he quotes Luke Kotch, Marx, Hegel,
1:09:27
all of the big Marxist philosophers who were activists.
1:09:32
Adam Curry: So you know, just hearing this and I think of our
1:09:35
you know, the Austin liberal school teacher, she was brought
1:09:38
up on this as well, even though underneath she's Jewish so she
1:09:42
she has some some things that that tell her this is wrong
1:09:46
underneath bubbling under but
1:09:49
Unknown: but she's, yeah, most Jews are all in on this. She's
1:09:52
Adam Curry: very much very much all in on it.
1:09:54
Unknown: They call it liberation theology. Marxist Catholicism
1:09:57
bridal dance.
1:10:00
Adam Curry: liberation theology. Yes, Operation theology.
1:10:02
Unknown: They call it liberation theology. So it's Marxist
1:10:05
Catholicism. And they funded him to go to the World Council of
1:10:09
Churches in Geneva, Switzerland. And, you know, long story short,
1:10:16
he got picked up by these academics and harbor. And they
1:10:20
flew up they flew, he was the toast of the elites in America
1:10:25
and in Europe, funded by the Rockefellers funded by the UN,
1:10:30
as an official diplomat or some, some nonsense, and then they
1:10:34
published his book over and over and over again. And then they
1:10:38
push all these Marxist ideologues who are basically you
1:10:42
can't you know, they're Ferien, F, r, e, i r e, that's a spell
1:10:47
for very for anybody listening. And it's a cool, it's a cool,
1:10:51
it's a straight up Marxist, Catholic liberation theology,
1:10:56
Cole, that the Rockefellers funded to overtake American
1:11:01
education.
1:11:02
Adam Curry: And when he says this, I'm like, Oh, so this is
1:11:04
why we have new Catholics in China. Because ceflix
1:11:09
Unknown: If you go back through Obama, yeah. You remember, he
1:11:12
went to a church that had a black liberation theology. This
1:11:16
is the same stuff.
1:11:18
Adam Curry: Oh, was that his pastor?
1:11:21
Unknown: Yeah, remember that guy? Yeah. Obama's kind of an
1:11:24
atheist and probably never went to church, but they, but the
1:11:27
Republicans tried to associate him with this guy. And it was a
1:11:31
big deal. He's a bad guy with his name communist.
1:11:34
Adam Curry: Yeah. Come on. It's on the tip of my tongue.
1:11:37
Unknown: Yeah, that guy. And yeah, no, this is via Congrats,
1:11:41
you got your concise clip,
1:11:43
Adam Curry: Jeremiah, right.
1:11:45
Unknown: Yeah, Jeremiah Wright, Jeremiah, black liberation
1:11:48
theology. Same thing that you just take the word black and
1:11:52
replace it with, with design or to replace it with gender or you
1:11:56
replace it with whatever. Next clip,
1:11:58
the whole point of his book and education is that, you know, he
1:12:03
wants to get rid of all distinction between you know,
1:12:08
the teacher and the student. Like there's there's no
1:12:12
hierarchy whatsoever, you're not going to learn from the teacher,
1:12:15
you're the student actually teaches the teacher,
1:12:18
Adam Curry: like the like the the child teachers, the parent.
1:12:22
Unknown: And they're actually it's more like their equivalent,
1:12:24
and they there's no power whatsoever. So that's why you
1:12:28
see all this like chaos in schools right now. It's because
1:12:31
yeah, yeah, yeah. These these educators got brainwashed into
1:12:36
thinking that the students run the show, woke is pallu Frary.
1:12:41
Woke is critical consciousness. Is that that is where this chick
1:12:47
came from. It's now it's, it's now as thought reform. Okay. And
1:12:51
that was his whole mission was to basically insert Maoist
1:12:54
thought reform in the West. And damn, he was successful.
1:12:59
Adam Curry: Yes. And I have
1:13:00
Unknown: desert by the way. Yeah. Your earlier clip of the
1:13:03
guy in California. Yeah. It reflects this same thing. Yes.
1:13:08
The idea of that well, to get to you know, you take the kid away
1:13:11
from the parents of the if you don't listen to the kid of the
1:13:13
kids, the boss. This is the same thing that happens in family
1:13:18
structures where the daughter says know them, yep. To them
1:13:23
guess. Exam dad damaged? Does she know so she dad? Yep. That's
1:13:30
it. This is very Yes. Almost. Great.
1:13:34
Adam Curry: I have one more clip from him. The wasn't gonna say.
1:13:40
So there was an example that James Lindsay gave different. I
1:13:43
don't have the clip, but I can I can paraphrase it. The way this
1:13:47
is brought into the classroom is let's say you're in math class,
1:13:51
where it's a math lesson. And you say, okay, Pete and his
1:13:55
family are driving to the amusement park, it's 50 miles
1:13:59
from their home to the amusement park. They've driven 30 miles.
1:14:04
The math question will be, how many more miles do they have to
1:14:08
go? But first, who here has been to an amusement park? So there's
1:14:14
going to be at least one or two have not been to an amusement
1:14:16
park? And then the conversation goes, Oh, well, why not? Is it
1:14:21
is it fair that some kids can't go to an amusement park and then
1:14:25
all of a sudden you're talking about economics and class and
1:14:30
then you're no longer talking about matter about equity,
1:14:33
equity. Of course, you're talking about equity.
1:14:35
Ultimately, that's how it's being taught. And the more I
1:14:39
think about the Austin school teacher, the more I now
1:14:42
recognize, even though internally she hated it, she
1:14:46
hates her job. She she she would say, I hate my job, but I can't
1:14:51
leave because I will not get my pension. I'm now in my 50s I'm
1:14:56
screwed. And then she has all these rules. When I say You
1:15:00
know, once you talk to the kids about this, well, that's not in
1:15:02
the Texas, East Texas State, they have this all this rule
1:15:05
books about you can talk about and it's all codified. It's all
1:15:09
encoded in there. It started before it started with No Child
1:15:13
Left Behind the Republicans, Bush did this. He started that,
1:15:18
then we had ESA. And then of course, we had Common Core. And
1:15:21
now we have SEL, social emotional learning. And the way
1:15:26
they did it is with with ESA, and common core, the teachers
1:15:30
now had to do all this extra work and document how the child
1:15:35
is doing not just academically, is the child adapting? Do they,
1:15:40
you know, do they fit in with the class? Do they have empathy,
1:15:43
and then with SEL, the social emotional learning, that's where
1:15:48
we talked about this. That's where this castle organization
1:15:51
pops up. And they say, Oh, we've got the whole system that does
1:15:53
it all for you don't have to do all this work. We'll just do it
1:15:55
all for you. And so now we have the whole system is all set up.
1:16:00
And and I know parents who have their kids in Christian schools
1:16:04
in Austin, and I said, Do they have any SEL yeah, there's some
1:16:06
SEL, red flag, red flag, it's everywhere. Here's his last clip
1:16:13
of this, Jordan, Henry guy.
1:16:15
Unknown: Their their policies from the top down are designed
1:16:19
to destabilize children, to take away their identity, to make
1:16:24
sure that they do not have one. And that's critical
1:16:28
consciousness, right? Because they want to have this this,
1:16:31
this this mindset for children from a very early age, where
1:16:35
they're not really teaching them like what to think? Or, or, or
1:16:39
even like, how to think. But which questions to ask, and in
1:16:45
which ways why why did critical race theory? Why did Cultural
1:16:50
Marxism get pushed in the institutions? Why does UCLA have
1:16:56
a critical race theory law department now funded by our tax
1:17:00
dollars? Why is because because the government wants to keep us
1:17:03
separated. They don't want us to unite these institutions, higher
1:17:07
ed, these elite institutions, they're specifically designed to
1:17:11
brainwash people and to keep them keep them siloed. There's
1:17:16
this there's this academic paper, it's by this like, woke
1:17:19
academic, like gender, gender, gender specialist, whatever,
1:17:24
gender theory woman, her name is Hannah Dyer vypr. Listen to this
1:17:28
title of this academic journal article. It's called queer,
1:17:32
futurity and childhood innocence, beyond the injury of
1:17:38
development. That's the title, bro. All right. And then and
1:17:43
then like, one of her quotes is, it's better to understand
1:17:46
queerness as that which is destructive to the social order,
1:17:52
and in content in contradiction to reproductive maturity.
1:17:58
Literally, queerness is attacking social order. And the
1:18:03
ability for children to eventually reproduce.
1:18:06
Adam Curry: And this is important. Everyone's focused on
1:18:09
the T. But the cues in there for a reason. That's the one we got
1:18:13
to be careful of, because it won't come down to your your
1:18:19
gender or assigned at birth. No, no, just queer just no children
1:18:24
just ruined, ruined every stop your family.
1:18:27
Unknown: No families, no fan. That's a long term goal.
1:18:30
Adam Curry: The family will be created in a lab that is
1:18:33
unfortunately these people are crazy. So part of Cultural
1:18:37
Marxism. And we I remember saying this early on in the
1:18:41
show, and we would kind of laugh about as well, it's cultural
1:18:44
Marxism and you would chuckle
1:18:46
Unknown: Yeah, I chuckle you chuckle because you
1:18:49
Adam Curry: knew. But I was I was too young. And I wasn't I
1:18:52
wasn't schooled enough to understand, but I was just
1:18:55
yelling with everybody else that he is Cultural Marxism. But it
1:18:58
was and it is. So when you change words, even if it's as
1:19:02
simple as the definition of a vaccine, or the definition of
1:19:07
man and woman, which is John Hopkins. Now this is John
1:19:10
Hopkins is an authority it is seen as an authority. We had
1:19:14
John Hopkins putting up the death count of COVID, regardless
1:19:19
of what you died of, that was on the screen for for two years in
1:19:24
a row, just count as count. So it's an authority and now they
1:19:28
have redefined what Lesbian and Gay is in this. It's stirring up
1:19:34
a little bit of consternation, but not really. And I think we
1:19:41
should read it just so we all understand. So they have
1:19:44
Unknown: a non woman thing. Yes. Yeah, this is worth reading and
1:19:48
discussing.
1:19:49
Adam Curry: The university's gender and sexuality resource
1:19:52
Resources Office has a glob Glossary of LGBTQ identities and
1:19:58
terms and income Oh,
1:20:00
Unknown: can I stop you one more time now? Sure. We have to
1:20:04
remember Johns Hopkins as a front for the CIA.
1:20:07
Adam Curry: And we know this how
1:20:10
Unknown: USA ID runs out of their spook operations run out
1:20:14
of there. It's just believe me, we've talked about this before.
1:20:19
It's it's a smooth operation at this point. And Mr. Real school,
1:20:23
you can go there and get a degree. Yeah, but it is a front.
1:20:26
There's no doubt about it. Okay.
1:20:28
Adam Curry: Again, another school I did not attend. So
1:20:34
there's gender and sexuality Resources Office contains a
1:20:37
glossary of LGBTQ identities and terms, and includes the
1:20:41
definition for the term lesbian. And it's it this is how it
1:20:46
reads. Maybe I should do gay man. First, let's do gay man.
1:20:50
First. A man who is a man who is emotionally romantically
1:20:56
sexually affectionately, or relationally attracted to other
1:20:59
men. I can't I guess you can't just have a bro or who
1:21:03
identifies as a member of the gay community. So if you
1:21:07
identify you're gay, at times, gay is used to refer to all
1:21:10
people regardless of gender, who have their primary sexual and or
1:21:15
romantic attractions to people of the same gender. Gay is an
1:21:18
adjective, not a noun, as in, he is a gay man.
1:21:28
A lesbian is a non man attracted to non men. Well, past
1:21:35
definitions referred to lesbian as a woman who is emotionally
1:21:39
romantically and or sexually attracted to other women. This
1:21:43
updated definition includes non binary people who may also
1:21:47
identify with the label discuss.
1:21:53
Unknown: Well, of course, the big controversy is why don't
1:21:55
they make the gay men you know, attracted to non women? Yes.
1:22:01
They don't do that. It's a very strange. Again, a fucking with
1:22:07
the language to an to an extreme F bomb from the vorak. Who?
1:22:12
Well, it's the only way you can put it. Yeah. It with some some
1:22:18
goal in mind. I mean, this is all it up. And he comes from
1:22:21
Johns Hopkins with their map of the deaths. The deaths
1:22:26
Adam Curry: Dez Dez. Dez. is
1:22:29
Unknown: the map of the damage again. It's an OP of some sort.
1:22:34
I don't know exactly what they're trying to accomplish
1:22:36
here. But it did get some attention.
1:22:38
Adam Curry: Well, well, there's so many people who benefits so
1:22:41
we know how big pharma in the medical industry benefits
1:22:44
because it's money, money, money, but the politics of it.
1:22:47
It's just the new black. But this is always the underlying
1:22:53
idea has always been this for Aryan. Is that how we say it for
1:22:57
Aryan? Is that, I guess something like that? Is this for
1:23:01
Aryan? The Maoists. We'll just call it Trans Maoist methodology
1:23:08
to capture the entire country or the world of the world really
1:23:12
the world.
1:23:12
Unknown: The world. Well, like
1:23:15
Adam Curry: Yeah, but it's working pretty well.
1:23:17
Unknown: You know, what was working not in China. Let's,
1:23:21
here's what's your the irony of this Maoist thing is cracks me
1:23:24
up. Okay. The Mao was who had the girls dress and pants and
1:23:28
act like boys and they were and they had the kids go turn on
1:23:31
their parents with the Cultural Revolution. They the whole
1:23:34
thing? Yep. That was the great, extreme aspect of the mouse
1:23:39
thing. Currently,
1:23:41
Adam Curry: I wish I was alive when this happened in my
1:23:44
lifetime. This happened with a little red book. Yeah, it and we
1:23:48
still have read books on this very show.
1:23:51
Unknown: Well, he's not little. So the Yes, we were both alive
1:23:56
and the low red book did fade run Dentistry has shaken the
1:23:59
book. Yeah. And those books are around. I mean, I think I still
1:24:02
have what is
1:24:03
Adam Curry: your what is the equivalent of the Little Red
1:24:05
Book today?
1:24:07
Unknown: Well, I'd have to think about that. There has to be one
1:24:09
or the pride flag. Maybe. Maybe that no, the progressive,
1:24:13
prideful? Yes. The
1:24:14
Adam Curry: new one. Yes. The new progressive. And, by the
1:24:17
way, it is inappropriate for anyone of any gender of any man,
1:24:21
non man, woman, non woman, whatever, to bear your chest on
1:24:26
the White House lawn. I don't care who you are. It's not
1:24:29
appropriate. She's, anyway, they were doing that too.
1:24:35
Unknown: So the point is, is so they set this up, they had to
1:24:39
they're the ones who created the revolution became a communist,
1:24:43
actually a kind of a, I'd say pro some new sort of communist
1:24:49
state dictatorship or authoritarian for sure. And
1:24:54
they've since then, if you remember, like, I think it's
1:24:56
about a year ago they banned fly The boys guys were talking with
1:25:01
they had all these bands. So now everything that would be like
1:25:05
considered a little gay is illegal in China, which is like
1:25:10
the reverse of where they were headed.
1:25:13
Adam Curry: Not that China is behind these,
1:25:15
Unknown: this does not lead to good news for the for the
1:25:18
community
1:25:20
Adam Curry: know and keep your eye on the queue as what else
1:25:23
keep your eye on the queue. So how does this again how does
1:25:27
this happen? We've had it with with my child, my might my
1:25:31
girls, they've all at one point been diagnosed with something
1:25:36
and autism I think my daughter still believes that she has a an
1:25:41
a proper, functional autistic diagnosis and, and for the now
1:25:47
she like all of them, all of them at one point had been
1:25:50
prescribed some kind of medication they all themselves
1:25:53
got off of it. Like I don't feel good on this. This is no good,
1:25:56
thank God. But I think there still might be some Vyvanse
1:26:00
roaming around. So meth certainly stoned one of our
1:26:07
nights I'm 43. I was diagnosed one year ago as being autistic.
1:26:11
For insight and shared exploit How old is he 43.
1:26:15
Unknown: So at the age of 42
1:26:17
Adam Curry: Yes. For insight and shared experiences, I'd look to
1:26:20
social media for other adults like myself who live decades
1:26:23
undiagnosed and just trying to understand why everything is so
1:26:26
hard to understand. I would be identified as high functioning
1:26:29
or having Asperger's Mote both of these town terms are frowned
1:26:33
upon by the woke Autistics. This leads me to the point of this
1:26:37
email autistic transgenders. Once I started poking around
1:26:41
social media for autistic adults, I noticed right away
1:26:44
that a large number of people early 30s, or younger, who are
1:26:47
autistic identified as queer, they them trans. I thought about
1:26:53
this for a while and it makes a lot of sense when I was in
1:26:55
elementary school, a trusted adult teacher or therapist could
1:26:59
probably have convinced me the reason I was so confused is
1:27:01
because I was in the wrong gender. To add this, to this
1:27:05
autistic people are always mimicking those around them in
1:27:09
their struggle to read and adapt to social cues. So you get a
1:27:12
monkey see monkey do chain reaction on top of it. Yes,
1:27:15
social media is it's a perfect setup. And, and it's just, it's
1:27:23
all being pushed, it's all being allowed. And then it doesn't end
1:27:27
well. And now we have
1:27:29
Unknown: this is not going to end well. And I we have to we
1:27:32
have to make this we have to take that as a given.
1:27:35
Adam Curry: And the main thing though, that I would plea for is
1:27:39
we have to stop and change the system. And not just yell at
1:27:44
each other because that's the not going to end well apart.
1:27:47
Now, everybody's everybody's broken in this
1:27:52
Unknown: note, there's no chance of that.
1:27:55
Adam Curry: Unfortunately, History says you know, agrees
1:27:58
with you. Now I'm gonna just before we take our first break,
1:28:01
and by the way, we have a special guest in today's
1:28:03
donation segment and and the secret numbers.
1:28:08
Unknown: This, I think is last year, you get these numbers, you
1:28:11
get money.
1:28:12
Adam Curry: This is the big ones the big win. This, this and
1:28:16
we'll talk about this after our break as well. This flows into
1:28:20
transhumanism because if you can't, if you're not going to
1:28:25
create new humans, that's the ultimate goal of being Q nor the
1:28:29
lead up to that being T. Then we're going to create all that
1:28:33
we're going to have we have to bring in something else and a
1:28:36
lot of a lot of transgenderism flows into transhumanism and
1:28:43
this is where we get into big tech. And if if the if I ever
1:28:48
saw the ladies of Fredericksburg spin up over something it is
1:28:52
over the latest interview of Yuval Noah Harare. And, and so
1:28:58
you know there's text message groups like Oh, this guy, this
1:29:00
guy, and he's a World Economic Forum adviser. And this guy is
1:29:05
the worst. We've played clips of him before you know who I'm
1:29:09
talking about, right? No, this is yeah, Harare is the guy who
1:29:13
wrote the book that everyone's
1:29:17
Unknown: probably if I hear him all you Oh, yeah, he's Israel. I
1:29:20
ever delivered clips of this guy.
1:29:23
Adam Curry: We have played clips. I don't know if you've
1:29:25
delivered clips. His main book was about his original
1:29:30
bestseller Sapiens, a brief humanity of the history of
1:29:33
humankind. Then he did a brief history of tomorrow lessons for
1:29:37
the 21st century. You know, this is this is he is of course, a
1:29:44
World Economic Forum favorite. This is the he's like the he's
1:29:48
the guru. Oh, yes. He's so smart. He knows exactly where
1:29:51
it's all going. He knows everything. Oh, yes. Oh, and
1:29:54
he's from Israel. Come on. Yeah. So of course Horse, he knows
1:30:00
exactly what's going to happen. And we might as well embrace our
1:30:04
machine overlords. The
1:30:06
Unknown: AI AI is now at the stage, like of I don't know,
1:30:10
amoebas it's like 4 billion years ago, and the first living
1:30:16
organisms are crawling out of the organic soup. And so Chad
1:30:23
GPT, and all these wonders, they are the amoebas of the AI world.
1:30:28
What would T Rex look like? And how long would it take for the
1:30:35
AI amoebas to evolve into the T rexes. And it wants to take
1:30:41
billions of years, maybe takes just a few decades or a few
1:30:45
years? Because the evolution of AI is a completely different
1:30:52
timescale than the evolution of organic beings. Because AI
1:30:56
itself works on a different timescale. AI is always on one
1:31:02
of the computers in general, are always on humans and other
1:31:07
organic organisms. They live they exist, they develop by
1:31:12
cycles. We need to raise some time, I never need to list.
1:31:18
Adam Curry: Okay. Now you and I both know, this is a big
1:31:22
steaming pile of bull crap. I mean, even the guys running this
1:31:27
say, Man, this stuff is not working. It's not really doing
1:31:32
it's not really what you think it is. Yeah, I can write a
1:31:36
little bit. But this guy, he is convincing everybody that
1:31:40
Unknown: I liked this, I believe had the I know remember this
1:31:43
guy? Yeah, he's a four. He's one of these guys. A little bit like
1:31:47
a secular version, even though I wouldn't call secular of that
1:31:55
Indian guru guy who keeps cropping up all the time with
1:31:59
the big square glasses. And he he's the one who said
1:32:03
responsibility is the ability to have a response. A Deepak
1:32:08
Chopra,
1:32:08
Adam Curry: Deepak show what happened in Chicago bruh. Yes,
1:32:12
Unknown: Chopra has a way of, of analyzing and putting together
1:32:18
things that are seeming lead, discrepant, and piecing them
1:32:22
together in creative ways that are clever, and it makes sure it
1:32:27
kind of makes sense, even though it doesn't really make sense. I
1:32:31
mean, responsibility and for example. So this guy is like
1:32:36
that only he's secular versus doesn't have any spiritual
1:32:39
aspect to it. And so he just comes up with the I like the
1:32:43
amoeba thing. Well, yeah. Well, you just say the same thing
1:32:46
about anything. Glassware.
1:32:50
Adam Curry: Glassware? Yes. What about glassware? Dr. Dvorak?
1:32:53
Unknown: It could be as the only Innes amoeba stage. Wait until
1:32:57
glassware becomes a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
1:33:01
Adam Curry: You brought that up? Now the
1:33:03
Unknown: other two things we need to know about AI? Is that
1:33:06
first, it's the first technology ever that can make decisions by
1:33:09
itself.
1:33:10
Adam Curry: Oh, make decisions by itself. It's this technology
1:33:13
is amazing.
1:33:15
Unknown: I hear a lot of people saying oh, all these worries
1:33:17
about AI. Every time there is a new technology, people worry
1:33:21
about it. And afterwards, it's okay. Like when people invented
1:33:24
writing and printing presses and aeroplanes there were so worried
1:33:29
and in the end, it was okay, I will be the same. It's not the
1:33:32
same. No previous technology in history could make decisions.
1:33:37
You know, even an atom bomb.
1:33:39
A Yes. What about the magic eight ball.
1:33:45
Even an atom bomb actually empowered humans. Because an
1:33:50
atom bomb can destroy a city, it cannot decide which city to
1:33:54
bottom. You always need a human to make the decision. AI is the
1:33:58
first technology that can make decisions by itself even above
1:34:02
us. Increasingly, we apply to a bank to get a loan. It's an AI
1:34:07
making the decisions about us so it takes power away from us.
1:34:12
Adam Curry: Now this is interesting because something is
1:34:14
going on in the European Union, which we'll talk about in a
1:34:16
minute about the bank making decisions for you. Now, have you
1:34:19
said non-secular? Oh, no, no, no. Our boy Noah Harare has it
1:34:24
covered.
1:34:24
Unknown: The third thing about AI that everybody needs to know.
1:34:29
It's the first technology ever, that can create new ideas. You
1:34:34
know, the printing press Radio Television, they broadcast they
1:34:40
spread the ideas created by the human brain by the human mind.
1:34:45
They cannot create a new idea. You know, Gutenberg printed the
1:34:49
Bible. In the middle of the 15th century. The printing press
1:34:54
printed as many copies of the Bible as Gutenberg instructed
1:34:57
it, but it did not create ate a single new page. It had no ideas
1:35:04
of its own about the Bible. Is it good? Is it bad how to
1:35:06
interpret this how to interpret that? AI can create new ideas
1:35:13
can even write a new Bible. We, you know, throughout history
1:35:17
religions dreamt about having a book written by a superhuman
1:35:23
intelligence by a non human entity, or every religion claims
1:35:27
our book all the books of the other religions, they humans
1:35:30
wrote them, but our book doesn't No, no, it came from some
1:35:34
superhuman intelligence. In a few years, there might be
1:35:38
religions that are actually correct. That just think about a
1:35:43
religion whose holy book is written by an AI. That could be
1:35:47
a reality in a few years.
1:35:49
Yeah, baby. Yeah. Yeah. Oh,
1:35:54
get some chops.
1:35:55
Adam Curry: He's good. And then the intern foolish
1:35:58
Unknown: shit. But it's like, you know, he's good at it.
1:36:02
Adam Curry: But he's predicting what they will try to do. I
1:36:04
completely believe Oh, yeah, no, our AI wrote a Bible. It is a
1:36:08
religion. That is correct. Imagine
1:36:10
Unknown: that Bible was a good one.
1:36:13
Adam Curry: That's gonna kick ass. And then the interview,
1:36:16
this is the kicker clip. The interviewer is such a dope. This
1:36:20
is what he says right after that, you know,
1:36:23
Unknown: when I was preparing this interview, I wrote down
1:36:25
questions that I would like to ask you, and then I asked Chet
1:36:28
GPT to create 10 questions that it would like to ask you, and
1:36:33
I've been doing this for a long time. Okay. 25 years have been
1:36:36
doing this. And it's questions were better than mine. I'm gonna
1:36:40
be honest with you. It was absolutely insane. And it took
1:36:43
five seconds, seven seconds to write it out. And I'm still
1:36:46
using the first version.
1:36:47
Adam Curry: Yeah, this is why we've never heard of you, you
1:36:49
dope, because you suck. That's why they were better than you
1:36:51
are questions. What a dope. So
1:36:59
Unknown: talk yourself out of a job.
1:37:03
Adam Curry: Okay, so, AI very dangerous. We're very afraid of
1:37:07
AI. The AI I'm gonna have I have clips and clips and clips today,
1:37:10
but I'm not gonna I just want to play these two before we take a
1:37:13
break. So AI, oh, what are we going to do? The world is going
1:37:17
to die of AI, it's gonna take over, we have to be very
1:37:19
careful. The European Union is now in the throes of creating
1:37:24
legislation about the fairness of AI and how we're going now
1:37:29
this asserted fairness. This is in the European Parliament. So
1:37:34
we know, everything the European parliament does, is not it's
1:37:38
worthless. They can't they can't even they can't write laws, they
1:37:43
can't pass laws, they're just there to argue about stuff
1:37:46
that's rammed down their throat. And you can either have a yellow
1:37:49
card or a red card. So when they are when they are in the
1:37:52
European Parliament, arguing about something that means it's
1:37:55
going to happen, it's going to happen. And so this is Ella Jaco
1:38:01
bauska. She's the senior policy advisor for the European Digital
1:38:05
Rights Institute, which is an NGO now when I first was
1:38:09
listening to her, I'm like, Oh, this is some sort of outfit
1:38:13
getting funded to, you know, talk about AI, you know, she
1:38:17
probably was all in on blockchain two weeks ago. Now,
1:38:23
what she considers to be AI is interesting, because we, yeah,
1:38:28
we would just say, this is the stuff that, you know, that's
1:38:31
been infiltrating our, our life for many, many years. Now, just
1:38:38
algorithms, not AI. But you know, stuff like facial
1:38:42
recognition, that is now considered AI. So let's
1:38:46
understand that the terminology is being it's now a, an umbrella
1:38:51
term, AI is an umbrella term for all things that the security
1:38:56
state, the biosecurity state, the deep state collar, whatever
1:38:59
you want, the system is going to do to us. And she's actually, in
1:39:05
my opinion, on the right side of these, we only have two clips.
1:39:08
Unknown: Well, it's really a day of celebration from the
1:39:11
perspective of human rights. There are many of us in civil
1:39:16
society and various NGOs working to protect people from the most
1:39:20
harmful uses of technology. And today, we've had a huge
1:39:25
endorsement from the European Parliament, one of the three
1:39:29
legislative institutes of the EU.
1:39:31
Adam Curry: Again, when whenever the European Parliament is
1:39:34
saying, Oh, we're going to do something that means we're not
1:39:36
going to do it, they're going to lose and it's going to be rammed
1:39:39
down our throats
1:39:39
Unknown: saying that they will be they are willing to draw red
1:39:42
lines in the sand against the most unacceptably harmful uses
1:39:46
of AI systems. So there are also things that could be improved
1:39:51
further, but nevertheless, there's a lot to be very happy
1:39:54
about today, facial recognition and whether or not to ban it has
1:39:58
been one of the most conscious provincial topics in the
1:40:01
negotiations on this EU AI act so far. And over the last year
1:40:06
and a half, we have seen parliamentarians working really
1:40:09
hard to find a compromise between all seven of the
1:40:12
political groups. And that was something they were able to
1:40:15
achieve. And what they decided was that all live facial
1:40:19
recognition and other biometric profiling needs to be banned,
1:40:23
without exception in public spaces. And that there also
1:40:26
needs to be really strict limits on retrospective uses, as well
1:40:30
as many other forms of profiling tracking, and other systems that
1:40:35
are often connected to facial recognition, which have all been
1:40:38
linked to really egregious human rights abuses around the world.
1:40:42
So what do you do on that? On that point? What do you answer
1:40:45
to say the French government, which says, We need that facial
1:40:49
recognition for the Olympics next year to keep visitors safe?
1:40:54
It's very similar to what I said to MEPS. And this pushback that
1:40:59
we saw from the center, right that you mentioned, which is
1:41:01
that there is absolutely no evidence that the use of these
1:41:05
essentially mass surveillance technologies in public spaces do
1:41:08
keep us safer when we hear those claims that are only ever coming
1:41:12
from private companies or from governments without evidence
1:41:15
being put forward, that we are safer. And, in fact, a huge
1:41:19
amount of evidence to the contrary, that we are all less
1:41:23
safe when our behaviors our faces and our bodies are being
1:41:27
surveilled and profiled as we try to move around public
1:41:30
spaces.
1:41:31
Adam Curry: So I love this because it says two things. One,
1:41:35
they use the Divorce Act method of there is no evidence love
1:41:39
that, too. It's it's in it's happening. You're not going to
1:41:44
stop it.
1:41:45
Unknown: You can't even get I have to agree. Yes, absolutely.
1:41:48
Adam Curry: You can't even go to an American airport without the
1:41:51
TSA now using facial recognition. No one asked me. So
1:41:57
it's over. So when when this when these kinds of groups pop
1:42:00
up to make you feel good old, someone's on my side? No. And
1:42:07
it's even more evidenced by the second clip. And I know exactly
1:42:12
what this case is about. Because it happened in the Netherlands
1:42:15
and this goes back to Harare. Well, these things will make
1:42:17
decisions. No, they won't. It's not that they will make
1:42:20
decisions. They're already doing it and the stupid system. The
1:42:24
stupid government is is all over it. We love
1:42:27
Unknown: it. predictive policing refers to a wide range of
1:42:31
different techniques, some more low tech using even things like
1:42:34
spreadsheets, for example.
1:42:36
Adam Curry: All the way. Yes,
1:42:38
Unknown: predictive policing. So we're talking about the movie
1:42:43
Adam Curry: Minority Report. Yeah, no, not quite like that.
1:42:47
Not but go back to Harare. He said, Oh, the bank won't give
1:42:51
you a loan, predictive policing, based upon your profile based
1:42:55
upon who you are. This, this is we did not discuss this on the
1:42:58
show. But this happened a couple of years ago. And it really came
1:43:02
to a head in the past year and a half in Holland. It's atrocious
1:43:06
what took place. But at least now we can discuss it on the
1:43:09
auspices of AI, which this poor woman thinks that they have some
1:43:14
kind of win, because they had a committee meeting. Yeah, we all
1:43:18
think it sucks. Okay, yeah, we're doing something for you
1:43:21
people know you have zero power,
1:43:23
Unknown: more low tech using even things like spreadsheets,
1:43:26
for example, all the way through to algorithmic predictions that
1:43:31
we might think of more more commonly as artificial
1:43:34
intelligence, but that are used to try to predict whether
1:43:38
somebody might be about to commit a crime, or whether they
1:43:42
might be likely to recommit a crime, which we call recidivism.
1:43:46
And essentially, what what these systems claim to do is to be
1:43:50
able to tell the future they say that they know, often based on
1:43:54
incredibly discriminatory, historically biased information,
1:43:57
for example, where people live, who they associate with the
1:44:01
school, they went to all sorts of sensitive data about their
1:44:05
lives use to try to say whether or not they are going to commit
1:44:09
a crime. And when you think about the fact that the EU has a
1:44:12
human right to the presumption of innocence,
1:44:15
or but are there specific examples of the police, with
1:44:19
this predictive policing technology, putting people in
1:44:22
preventive detention,
1:44:23
actually that a lot of governments are experimenting
1:44:26
with these kinds of predictive technologies. And I mentioned
1:44:29
the Dutch governments because that is another one of the red
1:44:32
lines that fortunately, the European Parliament has taken a
1:44:36
strong stance against today. And that's something called social
1:44:39
scoring, which has many similarities to predictive
1:44:42
policing. Social scoring is a technique that we've seen the
1:44:45
Dutch government use to predict whether people were cheating on
1:44:49
their, their benefits on their welfare provisions. And not only
1:44:53
was this based on again, very discriminatory data, not
1:44:57
individual data, but things about where people live. where
1:45:00
they come from proxies for their race, their ethnicity, but it
1:45:05
was also completely faulty as we know these systems are. And in
1:45:10
fact, as a result of that Dutch benefit scandal that was known
1:45:14
as the Siri case, a lot of people lost their jobs had their
1:45:18
children taken away, died by suicide as a result of the false
1:45:22
and slanderous accusations of benefits fraud that had been
1:45:26
leveled against them by the use of these social scoring systems.
1:45:30
Adam Curry: Then this is what happened between 2004 and 2019.
1:45:36
Parents were receiving benefits for you know, like child child
1:45:40
benefits. 26,000 parents 70,000 children. And then in 2019, the
1:45:49
government ran some algos. And they came up with you know,
1:45:54
these 26,000 parents and said, Oh, no, you owe us 15 years of
1:46:00
money. And, and the way the IRS works in the Netherlands, the
1:46:06
blushing Dienste, they just J came to get it. And, and and the
1:46:12
children were taken away from families, many families lost
1:46:16
their homes lost their businesses, people were
1:46:18
committing suicide. It's a scandal of epic proportions,
1:46:22
which of course the Dutch like, well, that's scandalous. What's
1:46:25
for dinner, and I was like it because you know, these things
1:46:28
just get pushed down, shut up. COVID stay in your room, stay in
1:46:32
your house. This is what they are talking about when it comes
1:46:36
to AI and the fact that this lady is saying, oh, you know, we
1:46:40
gotta win. We're gonna we're gonna protect you. No, no. So AI
1:46:44
is a very broad concept right now. And in some weird way, by
1:46:50
by saying, oh, you know, it's coming. I'm not quite sure how
1:46:54
it works, but psychologically it's covering up what's already
1:46:57
happened. Does that make any sense?
1:47:01
Unknown: Yeah, it's a after the fact smokescreen? Yeah, there
1:47:06
you go. So you can have like, you know, see all blame the
1:47:10
computer the computer made a mistake computer says now, we're
1:47:14
kind of tired of that the computer can't make a mistake
1:47:17
computer made a mistake if somebody programmed it to make a
1:47:19
mistake. Okay, that's no good. Let's use this as our next
1:47:23
excuse. The AI screwed up. Yep. Not my fault.
1:47:29
Adam Curry: So to wrap it up. You know, Elon Musk even posted
1:47:33
something on Twitter, saying you know, Ted Kaczynski bad dude did
1:47:37
some bad things but he was kind of right about technology. Well,
1:47:42
this would not stand with the liberal intellectual elites of
1:47:46
pivot the award winning technology podcast run by what
1:47:53
does the lesbian again non man era non man what what is what is
1:47:58
the non man non man non man, Kara Swisher and non man
1:48:03
Professor Scott Galloway. Listen to what they had to say because
1:48:07
this word technology podcast award winning
1:48:09
Unknown: another piece of news Elon actually weighed in on the
1:48:13
Unabomber. Ted Kaczynski has died in prison of apparent
1:48:16
suicide and Elon tweeted that the domestic terrorist quote
1:48:19
might not have been wrong about technology being detrimental to
1:48:22
society. I think Elon Musk is detrimental side at this point.
1:48:24
But he was found unresponsive at a medical facility in prison
1:48:27
where he was serving life sentence. This is someone just
1:48:30
so people are aware of who he's thinking is right. I spent 20
1:48:34
years terrorizing victims of the homemade bombs sent through the
1:48:36
mail. By the time he was caught, three people died and 24 were
1:48:39
injured some rather severely so great guy to back, I don't know,
1:48:43
seems like he was a math. He was a math prodigy, obviously lost
1:48:47
his way rather significantly. You know, if you remember that
1:48:51
Unabomber stuff. God that was seared into my memory, at the
1:48:54
time,
1:48:55
is kind of a fascinating character. You know, he went to
1:48:58
Harvard when he was 16. He did. Yeah. And I don't like to talk
1:49:02
or reference his manifesto, or what he believed because I don't
1:49:05
I don't want to bring any attention to it. And I believe a
1:49:09
decent property cuz
1:49:10
Adam Curry: it's evil because he's never read it because it's
1:49:12
a technology.
1:49:14
Unknown: He's dead. No, no, you can't Oh, want to read what he
1:49:17
had to say no.
1:49:19
Why I don't like to talk or reference his manifesto, or what
1:49:23
he believed because I don't I don't want to bring any
1:49:24
attention to it. Why and I want
1:49:27
to make this point what difference does it make?
1:49:33
And I don't like to talk or reference his manifesto, or what
1:49:37
he believed because I don't I don't want to bring any
1:49:39
attention to it. And I believe a decent proxy for your success as
1:49:44
a person in your life is if you die under bright lights
1:49:49
surrounded by strangers you have failed. If you figure out a way
1:49:52
to die at home or Well, you know
1:49:55
that does that imply to park your carcass a famous actor who
1:49:59
died on Stage Yes, under bright lights with strangers looking
1:50:04
Adam Curry: at him. That's right, you did that you failed.
1:50:07
Unknown: under bright lights surrounded by strangers you have
1:50:09
failed. If you figure out a way to die at home or you know with
1:50:12
people who love you, surrounding you, you've won. And I liked the
1:50:16
fact that this man died alone. And I he maimed 24 People 24.
1:50:23
Yeah, cause terror, killed three people yawns and killed three
1:50:27
people, I mean, the amount of misery that he caused. So my
1:50:30
feeling is it's unimportant what he stood for, I have no desire
1:50:32
to examine it or bring any attention to it. This is this
1:50:35
was someone who was a terrorist who died alone. Can whose life
1:50:38
was so awful. He
1:50:44
didn't this same guy just say he was surrounded by strangers?
1:50:48
Yes, yes. But that's not dying alone.
1:50:52
Adam Curry: under bright lights,
1:50:53
Unknown: as terror, killed three people yawns and killed three
1:50:57
people, I mean, the amount of misery that he caused. So my
1:50:59
feeling is it's unimportant, what he stood for, I have no
1:51:02
desire to examine it or bring any attention to it. This is
1:51:05
this was someone who was a terrorist who died alone, and
1:51:08
whose life was so awful. He spent all of his time and energy
1:51:11
trying to figure out how to kill himself. Jam. So you know, Mike,
1:51:18
Adam Curry: apparently, you spent all this time trying to
1:51:20
figure out how to kill himself
1:51:22
Unknown: when you won't read his material, but he can read his
1:51:24
mind. Yes,
1:51:25
he spent all of his time and energy trying to figure out how
1:51:28
to kill himself. And so you know, I hope my guest is I don't
1:51:33
believe there is a hell but my guess is he's sharing a cell
1:51:36
with Epstein and other people in hell. So good riddance, and I
1:51:39
don't I don't expect or want to ever speak about him again.
1:51:42
Anyway. just tried to sinskey learn and help.
1:51:48
Adam Curry: My point is, these are this is an award winning
1:51:51
technology podcast they are not interested in the slightest bit
1:51:56
in even for their own edification to read what he had
1:51:59
to say. And the manifesto call it a manifesto titled industrial
1:52:04
society and its future predicted pretty much to a tee the pickle
1:52:09
we are in right now.
1:52:12
Unknown: I should maybe ban these clips because there's so
1:52:15
aggravating guy Galloway is the guy is often rails he just says
1:52:21
crazy stuff.
1:52:23
Adam Curry: They're both non men and they should and with that,
1:52:28
I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
1:52:30
to the man who put the seeds in the facial recognition ladies
1:52:33
and gentlemen say hello to my friend on the other end Mr.
1:52:35
John's.
1:52:43
Unknown: Chips and Cebu boots on the ground feed near subs in the
1:52:45
water. And all the days and nights out there in the morning.
1:52:57
Adam Curry: So hard to count them. They run all over the
1:52:59
place. 19 110 that's good for Thursday. No.
1:53:04
Unknown: Yes. Goodbye. At least one if not 200? Yes.
1:53:08
Adam Curry: Good to see you trolls. Thank you very much for
1:53:10
being here with us. No.
1:53:12
Unknown: Because it Trump. Oh.
1:53:15
Adam Curry: What are they gonna say? What are the boys gonna say
1:53:17
about Trump? Oh, we didn't disappoint. I think I think
1:53:21
we've we've, we've, we've given you all the problems in the
1:53:24
world today. We've given you some solutions. One of them is
1:53:27
read the dead guy's book. You know, what could it hurt? How
1:53:31
bad could it be? You might learn something. Troll room.io We've
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had two problems with the with the troll room system. I'm not
1:53:43
sure if it got fixed today, the guys at Kiwi IRC who have had
1:53:48
this system running for free for decades, something went down and
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I'm going to make sure I make a donation to them today because I
1:53:55
don't think I've ever donated to them open source project and
1:53:58
we've been using it as a web interface to our chat room or
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troll room. So we appreciate it if they got it back up and
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modern podcast apps ditch all that old stuff. I'm telling you
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they're gonna start dropping stuff they're gonna stop start
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you might as well import your subscriptions now. podcast
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out there. But there are people helping each other with jobs,
1:55:00
finding ways to move ahead trying you know, working
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together. Now Gitmo nation is a very interesting community in
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any way everybody is welcome. And it's just always
1:55:13
heartwarming to see when when these types of things happen and
1:55:16
people are working together of course there's always arguments
1:55:19
and stuff laying around you sick you did we're bored you say you
1:55:22
are you're tagging Adam and John when you virtue signaling a
1:55:25
little bit a little a little bit. That happens too. But
1:55:28
that's just what happens when you get too many people in a
1:55:30
room and we only have 10,000 Let me get that but you can also
1:55:33
follow us from any Mastodon account that doesn't block us
1:55:36
for freeze peach. We on a list on a list just one of the many
1:55:44
ways what Aaron is doing to help us with time talent or treasure.
1:55:49
Another way is for artists to create artwork for the show.
1:55:54
We're very pleased that we have a brand new piece of art for
1:55:57
every single episode we've done it for just about every single
1:56:00
one I think going back to almost to number one also I have to
1:56:05
mention the bing.io search engine that Cirque de nonnamous
1:56:09
has put together I'm loving it so much here just got guy I am
1:56:15
like you can find any clip you want stuff we've talked about
1:56:18
you know just put in the words and boom you can click on the
1:56:21
link and you hear us talking about that topic from a decade
1:56:24
ago. Thank him for him it's very cool that he's done that this is
1:56:28
what he does for a living by the way I didn't know it he has a
1:56:30
company that goes into big companies and sucks in all their
1:56:35
their data all their information and make stuff findable
1:56:39
Unknown: Intel Atom what's the name of that company?
1:56:42
Adam Curry: I don't know. I really don't know. He doesn't
1:56:48
know he's doing this for the experience. He just wanted to
1:56:51
put his experience So where could we have all of this
1:56:54
information going back to God knows now we lost a lot in the
1:56:58
fraud the first few years due to trusting a centralized Silicon
1:57:03
Valley company that Google bought and then shut it down and
1:57:06
throughout all our data. Thanks. Yeah, that was that was a real
1:57:10
world learning moment. Yes, a learning moment. So and also all
1:57:17
the search results regardless of what episode it is. He also
1:57:19
pulls in the artwork for that episode, which is also kind of
1:57:23
cool. You can search clips, transcripts and articles Yeah,
1:57:27
it's genius. This is the kind of stuff you want to use for your
1:57:30
for your schoolwork, your paper
1:57:32
Unknown: if you're a student at your school or college you
1:57:36
doctorate doctorate degree you can be pulling down stuff that
1:57:40
just so you know is going to be obscure is going to be like you
1:57:43
did a lot more work than you did.
1:57:46
Adam Curry: Yes, I for for a long time. People have asked me
1:57:50
what's the name of that guy who, in the 1800s went to California
1:57:55
and wrote a diary. He was part of some geological company and
1:57:58
wrote a diary about what a hellscape it was with
1:58:02
earthquakes fire mudslides, back in the 1800s, when there was no
1:58:06
climate change of no manmade climate change is unlivable. And
1:58:10
I William Brewer, and I found it I found it, like lickety split,
1:58:15
because I just searched for that I brought up the episode where
1:58:18
we talked about it and I mentioned the sorry, lickety
1:58:22
split, lickety split. I'm telling you lickety split. Yes.
1:58:26
The artwork for Episode 15 163, which we titled pocket pardon
1:58:33
was brought to us by I think a new person who has actually not
1:58:36
new to creating art, but maybe the first time we've chosen
1:58:39
something by I think so. Yeah, J Khan sketch. And this was we had
1:58:45
a lot to choose from, and it was and we had quite
1:58:48
Unknown: a lot to choose from, and we could have picked a lot
1:58:50
of different pieces. Yes, he settled on it with this is we
1:58:54
settled on this,
1:58:55
Adam Curry: we settled for a number of reasons. First of all,
1:58:57
we that we didn't know trans jester, we thought was of course
1:59:02
a dynamite quote from our from our president, he said it
1:59:05
transgender people. And that was a possible show title. Now we
1:59:12
always choose the art before we choose the show title, but I'm
1:59:15
sure we both had that in mind. And we kind of compare what do
1:59:18
you have on your list and whatever my list and then then
1:59:21
we're trying to find the right artwork to go with it. And this
1:59:24
one is clearly his interpretation of Joe Biden with
1:59:28
a lot of stacks and stacks of dollar bills behind him and, and
1:59:33
he's spinning the wheel of fortune and he's got trends
1:59:36
jester indict Trump look, aliens, climate fires. And let's
1:59:42
talk about what else we looked at and why we wound up with this
1:59:45
one because there were a lot of very good trans jester pieces.
1:59:50
In fact, the piece we both liked the most, there was a critical
1:59:54
technical error, which we could not get around.
1:59:59
Unknown: So Which one?
2:00:00
Adam Curry: Well this the trans jester by hold on bring it up
2:00:03
right now. The biped Rex.
2:00:08
Unknown: Oh yeah, yeah, there's no Devorah curry on there,
2:00:10
Adam Curry: which is a critical technical error
2:00:12
Unknown: nowadays. Yeah,
2:00:13
Adam Curry: yeah it mean that to us was a great piece we
2:00:18
discussed the Trump trans jester Joker jester which we both
2:00:23
agreed was an evergreen in fact you use that in the newsletter
2:00:27
we wish that the woke Victims Unit any of them had used the
2:00:34
correct font which you're a stickler for correct? Yeah, but
2:00:40
Unknown: it was probably not gonna get picked anyway. You
2:00:44
added was or did the one down at the bottom to one if you go down
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to correct a records. I think he's using the correct format
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but it was too small. And that's no good. Yeah, it was no goes
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law in order to you know, have a Macintosh or something like
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that. That TV is nobody has
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Adam Curry: a TV. No one has TVs anymore brah what you're doing
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Unknown: they don't have that TV that's for sure. That's no good.
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You were
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Adam Curry: actually quite a fan of Sir Paul coutures Rhonda
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Santas
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Unknown: I liked that pays a lot. I just thought it was
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funny.
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Adam Curry: But you know, we don't really like putting
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people's heads like that. On the artwork. I think we both like
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we'd like the idea of my taint hurts by Francisco scare monger
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but nice
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Unknown: piece is well done. It's a good piece if you bought
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a manga.
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Adam Curry: If you blow it up a huge size it might have been
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good. You mentioned audios Ted by Darren O'Neill which had his
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shack with my
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Unknown: life debt peace alive I think is a good piece. But
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literally, it was obscure.
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Adam Curry: Yeah. to obscure pocket pardons. None of those
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really hit home.
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Unknown: There were a couple others there's amazing quality
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in I think the level of quality of those all those pieces behind
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that show was higher than average by a lot. Yes. And
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Adam Curry: of course the comments are blogger AI, we had
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to just ignore all those. I mean, it's not good. Now, he
2:02:07
just puts in trans gesture into a computer and it it comes up
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kind of soulless. I mean, there's no it's like there's no
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flaw that is the perfect joke. This is why AI so called AI just
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sucks. Just it has its soulless it has no soul Dales desks and
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other Scaramanga you know the head if it had the heads on the
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desk but it was the head and boxes and you couldn't see any
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heads
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Unknown: and it was in the heads were not inboxes
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Adam Curry: No, do you just made that up?
2:02:46
Unknown: Yeah, it was actually heads it was it was heads
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telling you capitated head Hey guys, desk, small heads. What a
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great job.
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Adam Curry: Did you hear by the way the it's kind of a follow on
2:03:01
to that about what happened at Harvard? No. Oh, here's our
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here's our secret clip. Listen to this. Is it real? I mean, he
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is he was already passed away. But so
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Unknown: this morning the daughters of a New Hampshire
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sheriff's deputy who passed away in 2019 say they're horrified to
2:03:22
learn their father's body was part of a grotesque criminal
2:03:24
scheme at Harvard University. FBI agents yesterday arrested
2:03:28
this man Cedric lodge for allegedly stealing and selling
2:03:31
dissected human body parts. While he was manager of the
2:03:34
morgue at Harvard Medical School. Investigators say in a
2:03:37
scheme dating back to 2018. Lodge stole heads brain skin and
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bones from cadavers donated to the school for educational
2:03:45
purposes. He then allegedly brought those parts to his home
2:03:48
and with his wife's help sold them for 10s of 1000s of dollars
2:03:51
on eBay. You could do something like that, you know, depression,
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no respect at all for his family they need to pay Do you have
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anything to say to the families buyers identified in the
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indictment include Katrina McLean, owner of cats creepy
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creations Massachusetts store that advertises creations that
2:04:09
shocked the mind and shake the soul. Officials say she and
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others were allowed to enter the morgue and choose what they
2:04:15
wanted to buy some items selling for hundreds of dollars each. In
2:04:18
one case, skin that was sold was allegedly made into leather and
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a Pay Pal account from one client allegedly included a
2:04:25
transaction labeled head number seven the Dean's at Harvard
2:04:28
Medical School calling the allegations and abhorrent
2:04:30
betrayal. But for the families involved. Their trust has been
2:04:33
lost. The family of that New Hampshire sheriff's deputy say
2:04:36
his wife died earlier this year. Her body was also donated to
2:04:40
Harvard. Her daughter's now want her body returned. She's down
2:04:43
there. And we want her back.
2:04:46
Adam Curry: Dude, what's going on?
2:04:49
Unknown: This is a bunch of ghouls this again. I'll bring it
2:04:52
back to the earlier part of the show. This is a reflection of
2:04:55
the President.
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Adam Curry: Yes. That's so good. Yeah,
2:05:01
Unknown: the President's corrupt and so every every institution
2:05:04
everything is just gone off the rails and you got Harvard of all
2:05:08
places. They can't even hire somebody pay him enough money
2:05:11
that he hasn't yet. Set up an Etsy account for, you know,
2:05:15
eyeballs or whatever he's doing Etsy.
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Adam Curry: NCI balls NCI balls, everybody. There you go. So
2:05:24
thank you very much. New Artist Jay Khan sketch. He's done a
2:05:30
couple of and he actually did something that you liked. He's
2:05:33
done a lot of good work. Yeah, this was a piece that he
2:05:36
reworked, repurposed. Repurpose with it with a new character in
2:05:41
there. And yeah, he's got a does have a style, man. He's got a
2:05:46
style. We almost chose his old trout, if you recall.
2:05:50
Unknown: Yes, there was a couple years ago. Now as you mentioned,
2:05:53
there's another piece he did the one with the Amiga. Look at his
2:05:57
stuff. He did a piece with that we wanted to do, which was I
2:06:06
thought it was an old trout, was it? No, it was old try. You're
2:06:08
right that he did the one with the with Jesus coming out of the
2:06:14
thing he did with some other artists have some
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Adam Curry: other cool. But this was this was good. That was
2:06:20
worthy. We appreciate it. Thank you very much. Jay Khan sketch.
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Welcome to the leaderboard. He is now and he's residing in
2:06:26
Boise, Idaho. It says on this crazy he's in Boise. That's
2:06:30
right. Thank you very much for your talent and your time now
2:06:33
for the treasurer to keep the show going. It's very needed and
2:06:37
people stepped up. We appreciate that after we we had a very,
2:06:41
very low. Well, a couple of shows in a row actually. But
2:06:45
people came in and stepped up and we appreciate it. So it's
2:06:47
time to thank our executive and Associate Executive producers
2:06:50
for episode 1564. And we start off with Derek Boger. In Warsaw,
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Indiana $1,000 Boom. But did he did he put in for a knighthood?
2:07:04
Whatever he said, I don't see it. And he says, this is nice. I
2:07:10
have listened to the no agenda to no agenda since episode one.
2:07:17
Unknown: Yeah, I feel sorry for
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Adam Curry: the show. This show is the best pot now. He says
2:07:22
please emphasize in booming voice. This show is the best
2:07:27
podcast in the universe. The entertainment and the insight I
2:07:33
have received is priceless. Jingle. No winning my son's
2:07:38
favorite. Thank you, Jerry, my favorite and your favorite. Oh,
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there's
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Unknown: no winning. We don't like to foster a competitive
2:07:45
atmosphere. But we laugh a lot. Now everyone hug and share a
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secret a
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Adam Curry: crowd favorite in fact, beautiful. Thank you very
2:07:53
much, Derek. Derek make it onto the list here for the
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Unknown: I don't think he chose anything. He read the wait. No.
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We'll have to wait. We do have two nice things on the list. You
2:08:03
know the LSAT thing is not.
2:08:05
Adam Curry: By the way, I'd like to mention. Mike Riley will be
2:08:09
it to hero con in Charlotte, North Carolina. Nice sound
2:08:15
effect, Chuck. Thank you. You know, because that's how good he
2:08:18
is. People go to see him. Not that we have an autograph. Yeah,
2:08:23
yeah, because it'll be worth something one day just assigned
2:08:26
work to Yes. Just wanted to mention that because he is a
2:08:28
comic book. One of our artists.
2:08:30
Unknown: Very good. That's enough. That's enough. Pelagos
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Yeah, Mike. Counter counters. Kim is a nutty fluffers $800.85
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She wrote Oh,
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Adam Curry: that's a super boob boobs.
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Unknown: Super booked ITM jonadab Next time I hear that
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I'm not paying my fair share in taxes I'm going to scream. I
2:08:52
bust my bottom from morning to night creating creating job and
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doing my part to stimulate the economy creating jobs and doing
2:09:03
my part to stimulate the economy just to hold that my six figure
2:09:07
yearly tax debt is not enough. Whoa, whoa, wow. Okay, bang not
2:09:12
to say what my company's generates and sales and payroll
2:09:15
taxes. Which she feels should be enough. Anyway, she had to get
2:09:21
that off her chest. Speaking of chest Can I please get some F
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cancer are two d two karma surgery karma. After staring
2:09:29
breast cancer in the face and kicking button I have to put my
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sweater puppies back together. Sir Kevin, thank you for your
2:09:37
support of all the twins and Gitmo nation. She's referring
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Adam Curry: to a Kevin McLaughlin. Yes.
2:09:45
Unknown: Last but not least, so she needs some F to F cancer.
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I'm ready for it like giving it to you. Okay, yeah, yeah, last
2:09:51
but not least, I like to give my dad John a biscuit for his
2:09:55
birthday. They always give me a biscuit on my birthday. For 64
2:10:00
trip around the sun and also say Happy Father's Day to him when
2:10:03
advice, however am keeping this donation for myself. He can do
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his own D douching. He has helped make me strong,
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determined woman that I am. Yeah, without his leadership and
2:10:14
D leading by example I would not be where I am today. Thank you
2:10:18
Dan, for all that you did for us. Thank you so much for you
2:10:22
too. And all you do good work. And you're amazing media
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deconstruction lovers lit Countess Kim keeper the neti
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fluffers in Hubbard, Oregon.
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You've got karma.
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Adam Curry: Thank you, Countess Kim. Thank you, Arthur Stanton
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in coming ga 350 and 41 There must be a reason for that. He
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said this was probably too late to make my birthday list for
2:10:51
today's show. I don't know when you sent it in. But here it is
2:10:54
better late than never. I turned 56 on June 13. And have never
2:10:58
been an executive producer. So I'm giving that to myself for my
2:11:00
birthday. Naoto nice are there thank you
2:11:04
Unknown: appreciate it. Kathy night in Mesa, Arizona. Three,
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three 3.33 ITM John anatomy was the best podcast in the
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Universidad de douching please. You've been de deuced by husband
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and I enjoy listening to the show. You two are informative
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and funny, though jingles No. Carmine Kathy.
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Adam Curry: Eric Adler Punta Gorda, Florida three three no
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note I don't have anything you looked I'm sure nothing that you
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found in your in your archives.
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Unknown: The only note I have that's from Eric Gordon.
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Adam Curry: Eric Adler, Eric Island. We'll give him a double
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up karma then
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Unknown: he's got harm karma
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Brian George in crest Hill, Illinois. And he's in for 33333
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Happy Father's Day to the SAS man as a SS all caps. Marshall
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Field and I need some of that sweet homebuying carnamah Thanks
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mofos
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Adam Curry: You're welcome.
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Unknown: You've got karma.
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Adam Curry: Man. I'm really getting them today. Darius
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Gandhi, Santa Monica, California. 333. No note No
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notes. No, no, no, no. Double Up karma for you then Darius you've
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got karma.
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Unknown: Please send your notes to notes. At no agenda. show.net
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Yes. Karen seltzer in leg garage Kentucky. It is a birthday
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Father's Day shout out to my smokin hot husband sir Brad one
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ex who celebrated his 57th birthday on the 10th is the best
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husband and father. Please give him a biscuit for his birthday.
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They always give me a biscuit on my birthday. And some Reverend
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Al are two d two karma Wow. Loves the other one almost. Love
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from Karen
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ESP. I see. You've got karma
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Adam Curry: Omaha Nebraska 333. This donation elevates me to
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night status. Shout out to Lee Britain aka serce severed iron
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band Iron brand who hit me in the mouth in 2016. Oh, well.
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Please note me Sir Edward the henpecked. I would like Coke
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Zero and pizza rolls at the roundtable. I have mortared
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there they're right there waiting for you. Thank you very
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much.
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Unknown: I don't hear the word hen pecked as much as I used to
2:13:51
know it's
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Adam Curry: it we need to bring that back. It's good.
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Unknown: Be happy and Don world are worth worry worry worry WR i
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300 bucks in some place in California or no in Canada. No
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note but give them the double up.
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You've got karma
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CheMin is in check. So
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Adam Curry: oh, that's why it's in gray got a Gregory William
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Forsythe form and also known as glyph from Bromley Kent in the
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UK is our first Associate Executive Producer with 2808 to
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an ad and eight cents. This associate producer boob donation
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is part DB a K gov Dana, the boss Brunetti drunk donation
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drive. Does this AC writing this drunk? Do you think
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Unknown: it looks like yeah,
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Adam Curry: it looks like a party possible part down payment
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on potential curry Devora consulting group work with no
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agenda productions? No. For prospective TV show development
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work.
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Unknown: Okay, Hey you got to write about alcohol if you're
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gonna go into that
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Adam Curry: I meant to be showing sober solidarity with my
2:15:07
pregnant wife but she doesn't listen to the show and rarely
2:15:09
Doom scrolls in a social so I might just get away with having
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10 Too many arm brown real house. Due to recent low
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donations I'll be upping my recurring fields you donation
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from $5 per month to $34 per month but I'll be following up
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with ISOs exploiting the talent of my human resources hashtag no
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jingles no karma PS shipping for physical too many eggs book
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available at too many eggs.com to the UK is $98 What?
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Unknown: Is that? A movable Is that true?
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Adam Curry: Yeah. Oh, they have they should have that Royal Mail
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strike and everything going on there.
2:15:46
Unknown: I just says you got to have a publisher. We have to get
2:15:48
a publisher over there. They're
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Adam Curry: insane. that country's going to crap man.
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Unknown: You hear about Bhogal free you just get a free PDF.
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Yeah, but he
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Adam Curry: wants to support me me. Want support me me? Hashtag
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stay humble grew up the COC. Okay, thank you very much,
2:16:06
Gregory. We appreciate that man a lot.
2:16:09
Unknown: On to associate execs starting with Joe darks in
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Amsterdam. There's some Dutch pronunciation of
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Adam Curry: Joe darks. Derek's probably Derek's yo Derek's a
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joke Joe Derek's
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Unknown: meetup donation six feet and under second June Arman
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Adam Curry: akhmanova So because Ella was enough. So that that
2:16:44
donation they are the meetup and they sent me some pictures what
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they they built out a whole seller of some old building and
2:16:54
then turn it into a meet up space. Guy You talk very cool
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either Dutch man now over that, sir tooth fairy is involved
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part. Valparaiso, Valparaiso, Valparaiso. I should know
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Indiana 223 Could I get some travel karma, please? Well, of
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course you can.
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Unknown: You've got karma.
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Steven Peterson and Kingaroy Queensland, Australia. piss poor
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exchange rate. No jingles just like to hear John tried to
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pronounce the old Australian colloquialism. Good day copper.
2:17:35
Thanks for a good laugh amongst our darkening and pathetic
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situation. Shares he came up to in a tweet today was a Rolodex
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in 22 cents
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Adam Curry: Dame Beth in Tucson Arizona also aroa ducks to 22
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dot 22 Ohio boys calling all southern Arizona slaves to the
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two hot Tucson Solstice Soiree. Next Wednesday, June 21. At
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canyons crown where we will celebrate the fact we don't have
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daylight saving time. No jingle no karma damn Beth That's right.
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Arizona smart, smart smart smart.
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Unknown: Girl buddy sir foam finger number one in Louisville.
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Kentucky tu tu tu tu tu tu amigos I'm about to make a large
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personal purchase but I want to share value with you at first Oh
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nice. Please send negotiation karma yours in podcasting sir
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foam finger number one here's your
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Adam Curry: karma brother.
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Unknown: You've got karma
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Adam Curry: and we have Baroness salty in Manchester, New
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Hampshire to to to Happy Father's Day fellows. Everyone's
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early with Father's Day. We didn't have a single early
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Mother's Day donation.
2:18:46
Unknown: Of course everyone hates their mom we've already
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said of course we're
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Adam Curry: non women. What hates them? Happy Father's Day
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fellas. Please add Baronet to salty that's me to the birthday
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list for 625 God bless you both and please play some fake
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Reverend Al for jingles fake there's no such thing as a fake
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we
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Unknown: don't have any fake I got this one though. She thinks
2:19:11
that these are fakes. No, these are these are the real deals I'm
2:19:15
just wondering whether you know because there's so outrageous
2:19:18
especially this one the GOP infighting is escalating.
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Political says Democrats are outright Jide happy to watch the
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GOP and pro Yeah,
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Adam Curry: a jetty right straight up jetty. Thank you
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very much bareness. Salta, you're on the list.
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Unknown: Sir Salah Hauser of the 321 in Melbourne, Florida.
2:19:42
Thanks for everything y'all do. Trans Maoism. deconstruction has
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been very enlightening. Shout out everyone coming to the cocoa
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Florida meetup Saturday. John get his SodaStream is time to
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evaluate yourself or game I think What it means to upgrade?
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Sales karma, please to Salah Howser the 321.
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Adam Curry: Hey, so I had a SodaStream they suck. I never
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liked that thing. Do you ever have a Sodastream?
2:20:13
Unknown: No, I never thought to get one because I did a
2:20:15
calculation on buying discounted sparkling water versus the
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Sodastream and it was cheaper.
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Adam Curry: Yeah. Are you drinking some today?
2:20:25
Unknown: Yes, I have some my last camera last can Oh,
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Lacroix.
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Adam Curry: Oh Lacroix is your karma, bro.
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Unknown: You've got karma.
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Adam Curry: Then we have Taylor costs. Taylor costs Denver,
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Colorado $200. This donation is a switcheroo. All right, to be
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credited to Tori and we'll Gurken I'm gonna do that right
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now. Tori and we'll Gurken and we go set. Thank you both for
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the wedding gift for that story. And we'll I guess we figured we
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should return the value back and what a better way than a
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producer ship to the podcast that brought us into each
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other's lives. Whoa, whoa. This is a love connection. We wish
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you to the happiest and healthiest of marriages please
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send them some karma will do. Also my new husband John and I
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are looking for a bit of house buying baby making and jobs
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karma as well. Anyone looking to hire a social media manager,
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please email us at contact traveling tacos@gmail.com
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Unknown: We can get some some guys who can drive the drones
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and get some nice photos is great
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Adam Curry: contacts traveling tacos@gmail.com.com Also check
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out our travel blog, the traveling tacos.com Our media
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company Ducasse media.com And listen to John on the millennial
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media offensive every Tuesday night. Thank you, Adam and John
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for having such an incredible show and community. We will miss
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all of our Denver meetup producers dearly Mississippi
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folks be on the lookout for meetups coming soon all right
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jobs karma incoming for you. Thank you for your support
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Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs let's
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Adam Curry: I added a goat because they needed all kinds of
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karma
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Unknown: here this is the couple that left Denver to move to
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Mississippi yes and then the medium millennial take jello
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drone business with him Yeah. Nice. Linda Luke Potkin in
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Lakewood, Colorado 200 is our last Associate Executive jobs
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Adam Curry: Oh I didn't expect to go podcasting who has go
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podcasting?
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Unknown: That's what she said.
2:23:11
Adam Curry: Yeah, you know, it's it's like I have it on my on my
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podcasting 2.0 rig. I feel bad I should have it on this one too.
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And the jobs current
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Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs are mine.
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And that's our group of associate and pure executive
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producers for show 1564 And it was a good group today so we
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want to thank you all for helping us out.
2:23:42
Adam Curry: Yes, and if you'd like to become an executive or
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Associate Executive Producer of the best podcast in the
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universe, why wouldn't you? Well, he's very easy just go
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your lifetime
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Unknown: our formula is this
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we go out we hit people in the mouth
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yeah, I do. Start off with an ask Adam.
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Adam Curry: Oh my goodness. You're really you're really
2:24:26
pushing me through the the jingle mill here today?
2:24:30
Unknown: Cuz we know that okay, here we go. This is no no
2:24:34
Adam Curry: Where's where's my ask Adam jingle. I have so many
2:24:38
of them. Ask Adam.
2:24:40
Unknown: Ask Adam.
2:24:44
Adam Curry: All right, okay, ask Adam. All right. So what do we
2:24:47
have here? was Adam one here we go.
2:24:50
Unknown: Bud Light is no longer the top selling beer in the US?
2:24:55
Yeah, I'm asking what is now and you in Let you know this you'd
2:25:01
never guess it in a million years. What is the top selling
2:25:04
beer that replaced Bud Light?
2:25:07
Adam Curry: What I'm going to say is I don't know the name but
2:25:09
I'll bet you it's made by Anheuser Busch do I don't
2:25:14
Unknown: know if I might. I mean, I'd have to look in the
2:25:17
InBev list because it's every other beer in the world but but
2:25:20
you This is unbelievable to me. Here we go. Bud Light
2:25:23
is no longer the top selling beer in the US modelo especially
2:25:27
y'all took the spot in may know this following the fallout from
2:25:31
the brands engagement with transgender influencer, Dylan
2:25:33
Mulvaney continues to hurt the brand sales volume of Bud Light
2:25:37
plunged by over 24% in the week ending June 3. It extends the
2:25:41
decline triggered when the brand rolled out a personalized beer
2:25:45
can featuring the face of Mulvaney Mulvaney who has 10
2:25:48
Over 10 million followers on Tiktok posted a series of videos
2:25:52
plugging Bud Light and showing off the personalized can. This
2:25:56
sparked outrage among many conservatives some who accused
2:25:59
the brand of promoting a transgender agenda and called
2:26:02
for a boycott. I
2:26:03
Adam Curry: had heard this mode and I thought it was
2:26:05
interesting.
2:26:06
Unknown: I find it unbelievable that the top selling brand of
2:26:10
beer and a beer drinking country, the United States of
2:26:14
America the top selling brand is a Mexican bear. We can't even
2:26:18
make our own damn beer.
2:26:20
Adam Curry: I guess well, we can we just we promote it with the
2:26:24
wrong people that alienates the brand. Audience not smart.
2:26:33
Unknown: Not smart. All right.
2:26:38
I just found that annoying as hell.
2:26:40
Adam Curry: I found a jingle that is important to play. This
2:26:44
I've been looking for this. It's so mislabeled. But I finally
2:26:49
found it. Victoria Kagan Nudelman.
2:27:01
Big news. Big news from from our boy. Seymour. Hersh. Theory
2:27:09
ereader substack, don't you? I think it just came out yesterday
2:27:12
or today his latest?
2:27:16
Unknown: I don't know man familiar with what he did. He
2:27:19
says
2:27:19
Adam Curry: in his partners in doomsday substack now and we
2:27:22
take Seymour Hersh with the reverence we we feel he knows
2:27:27
what he speaketh of?
2:27:29
Unknown: Yeah, there's no evidence that he's full of shit.
2:27:31
No. Okay.
2:27:32
Adam Curry: As I was planning to write this week about the
2:27:34
expanding war in Ukraine and the danger it poses for the Biden
2:27:37
administration, I had a lot to say. Deputy Secretary of State
2:27:41
Wendy Sherman has resigned. And her last day in office is June
2:27:45
30. Her departure has triggered near panic inside the State
2:27:48
Department about the person many their fear will be chosen to
2:27:52
replace her. Victoria Nuland, she will now become the
2:27:57
assistant secretary of state right back where she can do the
2:28:00
most damage. This is not good. Because the Kagan's are in
2:28:06
charge of everything. Now they're in charge of this war.
2:28:10
And I will prove that with a clip from France 24 With
2:28:15
douchebag. Doug, you know, the guy who always sees the American
2:28:19
brand. Yeah, douchebag. Doug, listen, we don't have to play
2:28:23
the whole clip, you'll laugh your ass off to get a
2:28:25
Unknown: sense of exactly what's going on. I want to bring it on
2:28:27
international affairs, commented Douglas Herbert. Right, we've
2:28:30
heard about the three villages that have been liberated. So say
2:28:33
Ukraine, tell us about the new Shai. And what perhaps the
2:28:37
strategy is behind this,
2:28:38
what's going on here? Right, because we're not going to start
2:28:40
saying has the counter offensive begun again, we've been going on
2:28:43
about that for days and weeks now. Look, what the Institute
2:28:47
study of war which has become an authority on this entire war in
2:28:51
Ukraine.
2:28:52
Adam Curry: Okay, so Doug gets his talking points from the
2:28:54
Institute for the Study of war. This is the Kagan Institute.
2:29:01
Yes, yes. So he is and he said, Oh, this has become the
2:29:04
authority on the entire Ukraine war. Enough, said douchebag.
2:29:09
Doug, you plow you overplayed your hand brown
2:29:12
Unknown: about that for days and weeks now look, what the
2:29:15
Institute study of war which has become an authority on this
2:29:19
entire war in Ukraine and
2:29:23
Adam Curry: the authority on the entire war, everything the
2:29:26
entire war,
2:29:27
Unknown: or it's an extraordinary difficult tactical
2:29:30
operation or rather, a series of tactical operations by the
2:29:35
Ukrainian forces, what can also be called multi pronged assaults
2:29:40
and why what you why I say multi pronged is because it's not
2:29:43
happening all in one area. You know, you have this image of
2:29:46
counter offensive, they're going to strike as they did last fall
2:29:49
and Harkey repelled dislodge the Russian occupiers. And that's
2:29:53
over. This is what we really have is what's being called
2:29:56
probing operation.
2:29:57
Adam Curry: Oh, probing operations. Yeah,
2:30:01
Unknown: horses are testing the Russians have fences essentially
2:30:04
along that 1100 plus kilometer front line, which extends is you
2:30:08
know, gabbing all the way from the north northeast the Harkey
2:30:12
region, all the way down to the Southwest is that but is yet
2:30:16
that Kafka jam region. And, and even off the map here a desk,
2:30:21
see what we're talking about here. It is a very extended
2:30:24
region. The Ukrainians are betting that the Russians do not
2:30:28
have enough manpower or equipment power to be able to
2:30:31
hold the entire 1100 Kilometer frontlines. So there may be
2:30:34
surprises here. They're looking for weak links.
2:30:37
Adam Curry: This is such bull crap. Probing up what happened
2:30:43
to the offensive. Oh, no, we're just doing little bits here and
2:30:45
there. That's the big offensive. That's how it works.
2:30:49
Unknown: You know, I was watching and we don't have any
2:30:51
because I didn't get a clips for this. And I should have, because
2:30:54
we agree we're gonna have to discuss it, discuss it, which is
2:30:57
the action in Sudan, which is part of the West Clark seven.
2:31:02
Yes. And they have some some videos coming in from Sudan,
2:31:06
where there's an actual war, a real war going on. And it's
2:31:09
nothing like the stuff we're getting. I mean, it's just
2:31:12
people shooting each other left and right. There's bullets
2:31:15
flying a real war. It's like a real war. Yeah. As opposed to
2:31:20
what we're dealing with here in this Ukrainian conflagration.
2:31:24
The Sudan situation is completely out of control. Well,
2:31:28
before we get to Sudan, why I like I said, I don't have any
2:31:33
Adam Curry: Sudan on deck. Don't worry, you know who you know who
2:31:36
was in Sudan two, two and a half months ago,
2:31:39
Unknown: make Victorian jewelry.
2:31:40
Adam Curry: Newlands? Exactly, exactly. That woman and wherever
2:31:44
she goes, death and destruction follows. So it looks like the
2:31:48
Wagner group is out a new group incoming.
2:31:51
Unknown: They lead Russia to its first victory in months. But for
2:31:55
the leader of the Wagner mercenary group, if any
2:31:57
precaution seeing his men under the command of the Russian
2:32:00
Defense Ministry is out of the question.
2:32:05
Adam Curry: When we first became involved in this war, nobody
2:32:08
said we would be obliged to sign deals with the Russian Defense
2:32:11
Ministry.
2:32:13
Unknown: Not one of the Wagner fighters is ready to go down
2:32:16
that path of shame again. That is why none of them will sign
2:32:21
the contracts.
2:32:26
In a televised meeting on Tuesday, Putin called on
2:32:29
volunteer fighters in Ukraine to sign contracts with the
2:32:32
country's military widely seen as a means to assert control of
2:32:35
vogner. After Russia's Parliament Greenlight had
2:32:39
legislation that will allow the defense ministry to sign
2:32:41
contracts with suspected or convicted criminals to fight in
2:32:45
Ukraine. Putin added that the contracts were necessary for
2:32:48
fighters to receive social support, including compensation
2:32:51
in case of injury and condolence payments to families if killed
2:32:55
in action.
2:32:57
Here's the bonus it shows the Department of Defense is now
2:32:59
offering a contract to anyone who wishes to continue serving
2:33:03
in the special military operation area. This is the only
2:33:06
way to guarantee social rights the key members of this must be
2:33:10
done and as soon as possible.
2:33:13
The move is the latest attempt by Moscow to recruit more
2:33:16
soldiers and control private armies after suffering heavy
2:33:19
losses on the ground. The defense ministry has already
2:33:22
signed a contract with the UK MoD paramilitary unit of Ramzan
2:33:26
Kadyrov, the Moscow backed ruler of the Church near regions. The
2:33:30
group is currently waging the Kremlin's offensive in the
2:33:32
Donetsk region in Ukraine
2:33:34
Adam Curry: hochma. The acapella group now Oh, brother, yeah, and
2:33:39
these these dudes got beards. They're pretty cool. They look
2:33:42
cool. They're from Kazakhstan or get I don't know where they're
2:33:44
from. It's a new dudes, new dudes on the block or they they
2:33:47
said Chechnya, Chechnya. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Right church, and
2:33:50
Unknown: it was in there.
2:33:52
Adam Curry: To get ready to say this is illegal. Okay. The
2:33:55
reading. I read to you from the Financial Times. The top
2:34:02
Republican on the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee will
2:34:05
introduce legislation authorizing President Joe Biden
2:34:09
to seize and transfer Russian sovereign assets to keep for the
2:34:14
long term reconstruction of Ukraine.
2:34:18
Unknown: This is not only illegal, this is what's making
2:34:22
everybody look askance at the Dollar as the reserve currency.
2:34:26
This guy is single handedly going to ruin this country by
2:34:30
screwing up the reserve currency that the United States dollar
2:34:35
represents because these sanctions and this movement
2:34:39
grabbing money, all these illegal moves and schemes is not
2:34:44
going to help anything.
2:34:47
Adam Curry: The move comes as both parties in Congress are
2:34:50
increasing pressure on the Biden administration and his allies to
2:34:53
find ways for Russian money to fund the billions of dollars
2:34:57
that will be needed to rebuild Ukraine. Rain rather than
2:35:01
Western taxpayers. The bipartisan bill is being filed
2:35:05
today by Jim Risch, the Idaho Idaho Republican senator and the
2:35:09
party's top member of the Foreign Relations Committee,
2:35:12
along with Sheldon Whitehouse, the Rhode Island Democrat and
2:35:15
the Senate Judiciary Committee. It argues Russia, quote, bears
2:35:20
responsibility for the financial burden of the reconstruction of
2:35:24
Ukraine and guilty just
2:35:26
Unknown: steal money from random dudes.
2:35:30
Adam Curry: And, yes, no, it's the sovereign assets. It's not
2:35:34
even random dudes. And gives the US president the ability to
2:35:39
confiscate frozen Russian sovereign assets in the US,
2:35:43
including Russian Central Bank assets, so they can quickly be
2:35:47
directed to Ukraine. This is your right, perhaps the dumbest
2:35:52
thing. shortlist put it short sighted at best. I mean, this is
2:36:00
a very detailed article. To that just they're going to do it.
2:36:05
You're right. This is exactly why people are moving away from
2:36:08
the Dollar as the reserve currency because America will
2:36:11
screw you. MRI,
2:36:16
Unknown: you're gonna steal your money? Yeah. Because we can't
2:36:19
steal it from the American public fast and now slow.
2:36:23
Adam Curry: Oh, we can we just we have to hire all those 87,000
2:36:27
IRS agents hard too hard to get good people these days. Europe
2:36:34
also, According to CNBC, Europe wants to use Russian assets to
2:36:38
pay for Ukraine's reconstruction. Here's how it
2:36:40
might work. The issue is highly technical, legally complex and
2:36:45
politically challenging, but they're going to do it. European
2:36:49
Union getting close to brokering a detailed plan on how to use
2:36:52
frozen Russian assets to pay for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
2:36:58
This, I thought you said this would never happen. Did I say
2:37:03
that? Oh, don't tell me.
2:37:06
Unknown: You always say that. Oh, don't tempt me. I'll find it
2:37:08
in a show. Yeah. No, no, I
2:37:10
Adam Curry: have been a.io. What was that? I
2:37:12
Unknown: say wouldn't happen. You're gonna do you're being an
2:37:14
IO thing? Well, I'm usually
2:37:16
Adam Curry: against international law.
2:37:19
Unknown: It is. I didn't say they wouldn't it wouldn't
2:37:21
happen. I said it's against the law. And it's specifically
2:37:25
against international law. And as against common sense. You
2:37:29
can't do people's money left and right. Either
2:37:32
Adam Curry: way. That's
2:37:34
Unknown: a lawsuit waiting to happen.
2:37:36
Adam Curry: Where you're going to do is the International
2:37:38
Criminal Court. And yours.
2:37:41
Unknown: There's the there's Yeah. International law. Yeah,
2:37:44
no, Vance, this bull crap.
2:37:47
Adam Curry: We just got what is that guy got to do with it. The
2:37:50
price of bread. You said it wouldn't happen? And I said it
2:37:52
would and he said it wouldn't happen. i You said the same
2:37:55
thing. I gotta go back even further. You have to go back
2:37:58
Unknown: further. I never said it wouldn't happen. I just said
2:38:01
it's illegal.
2:38:02
Adam Curry: Oh, man. I'm sure it's around here somewhere.
2:38:05
Unknown: No, I said you proved my point right there with that
2:38:08
old clip.
2:38:09
Adam Curry: Well see, this is how good the being at.io is. I
2:38:11
can be wrong. I can be wrong. And I'm ready to admit it. I was
2:38:15
wrong.
2:38:17
Unknown: I feel sure why would say it would never happen
2:38:20
because the way things are going. It's that's how
2:38:22
Adam Curry: I heard you say it.
2:38:27
Unknown: I'm sure you did hear it. That's how
2:38:30
Adam Curry: Oh, man. Yeah, there's a lot. I have to look
2:38:33
for it. No, okay. Well, you're right. You never said that.
2:38:41
You're so smart. As long as I am. There's a lot of things you
2:38:45
never said. But people still blame you for it.
2:38:47
Unknown: I don't know. It's just as like I don't get it sucks.
2:38:51
Adam Curry: I'm really I'm really sad about that. That's
2:38:53
even I even I'm falling into that trap. Yeah, I'm sorry, man.
2:38:58
I'm sorry. You got it. You're right. I was wrong. And then in
2:39:04
the European Union there
2:39:05
Unknown: always says Your job is State Department's selfless, at
2:39:08
least play the clips about Blinken. Oh, yes. Let's do that
2:39:11
going to China and everyone, all the analysts and all the kind of
2:39:16
alternative. Asian news sources say this is just an act of
2:39:21
supplication that we are. We are bowing down we're giving up
2:39:26
we're giving up to China. Yeah.
2:39:29
Adam Curry: Yeah. China Blinken China NPR one.
2:39:34
Unknown: Yeah. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is heading
2:39:37
to China this weekend for some high stakes diplomacy. Relations
2:39:41
between the two largest economies have been sinking for
2:39:44
years and the Biden administration says it wants to
2:39:47
put a stop to that. But State Department officials aren't
2:39:50
raising expectations for any major breakthrough as amperes
2:39:53
Michele Kelemen reports.
2:39:55
The last time Secretary Blinken plan to go to Beijing was in
2:39:58
February but A Chinese spy balloon was slowly drifting
2:40:02
across the United States. The Secretary called off his trip
2:40:06
and the balloon was shot down. It was a dramatic reminder of
2:40:10
the rising tensions between the US and China, the top US
2:40:14
diplomat for the region, Daniel critten. Brink has been working
2:40:17
hard behind the scenes to get that visit back on track. And in
2:40:21
the
2:40:21
course of those discussions, both sides have indicated a
2:40:25
shared interest in making sure that we have communication
2:40:29
channels open, and that we do everything possible to reduce
2:40:34
the risk of miscalculation.
2:40:37
In a call with reporters he downplayed the possibility of
2:40:40
any real breakthrough in Secretary Blinken meetings in
2:40:43
Beijing on Sunday on Monday, kryten Brink says it would be
2:40:46
wise not to expect any real deliverables.
2:40:50
I do think we need to be realistic went to Beijing with
2:40:55
the intent of having some sort of breakthrough or
2:40:58
transformation in the way that we deal with one another. We're
2:41:01
coming to Beijing with a realistic confident approach and
2:41:06
a sincere desire to manage our competition in the most
2:41:11
responsible way possible.
2:41:12
Secretary Blinken spoke about that with his Chinese
2:41:15
counterpart Ching Gong before both sides announced the date of
2:41:18
the trip. China says its top diplomat offered a pointed
2:41:22
message to Blinken. Here's how the Chinese Foreign Ministry
2:41:25
spokesman Wang Wen been described the call for an
2:41:29
interpreter may volume
2:41:30
Alcudia contract from Monday.
2:41:33
US need to show respect he's not meddling in China's internal
2:41:36
affairs. stop harming China's sovereignty, security and
2:41:39
development interests in the name of competition.
2:41:43
Adam Curry: Wow, the various things like hey, hey Blinken,
2:41:46
would you manage our us as your competition? Shut up. Boy.
2:41:50
That's what I heard.
2:41:52
Unknown: That's what you're hearing because that's what's
2:41:54
going on.
2:41:54
Adam Curry: Wow. Just a week, a week.
2:41:58
Unknown: It's very weak and we're weak. We've become weak.
2:42:01
And here we go. Part two of this clip,
2:42:03
China says Blinken must also respect the country's core
2:42:06
concerns that includes Taiwan. Biden administration officials
2:42:11
say Blinken will be talking about all the US concerns
2:42:14
including human rights and threats against Taiwan. A top
2:42:17
White House official on Asia Kurt Campbell spoke to reporters
2:42:20
today. While traveling from India to Japan. It's part of his
2:42:24
effort to build up alliances to help in this competition with
2:42:28
China.
2:42:29
As the competition continues. The PRC will take provocative
2:42:33
steps from the Taiwan Strait. And we will push back
2:42:38
the Wall Street Journal recently reported on the Chinese
2:42:41
listening post in Cuba. The Biden administration says that
2:42:44
base dates back to the Trump era and insists that the US is doing
2:42:48
more now to counter China's global military and intelligence
2:42:52
efforts.
2:42:54
Adam Curry: Wow. It's just so sad.
2:42:59
Unknown: It's getting worse. Listen to this clip. This is
2:43:01
China meddling in the Middle East.
2:43:06
Oh, interesting. Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas is in China
2:43:10
today he'll meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping and China has
2:43:13
said it wants to help broker any peace talks between Palestinians
2:43:17
and Israelis. Part of what NPR is Emily Feng reports is China's
2:43:20
effort to build up influence in the Middle East.
2:43:22
Unlike the US China officially recognizes the Palestinian State
2:43:26
as a country and Beijing's relationship with the Palestine
2:43:29
Liberation Organization which Abbas chairs dates back to the
2:43:32
Cold War. Abbas is in Beijing for the next two days visit
2:43:36
Chinese state media has been promoting as a chance for China
2:43:39
to play a greater role in helping broker better relations
2:43:42
between Israelis and Palestinians. China has
2:43:45
indicated it wants to be a more active player in the Middle
2:43:48
East, especially under the auspices of a new and very
2:43:51
vaguely defined Global Security Initiative proposed by China's
2:43:55
President Xi earlier this year, in March trying to help broker a
2:43:58
truce between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
2:44:02
Adam Curry: Doing exactly what we used to do. You know, hey,
2:44:05
here we are a big swinging deck. Come on. We're gonna fix
2:44:07
everything here. Yeah, they
2:44:08
Unknown: took a copy of the economic hitman. Yep. And they
2:44:12
read it thoroughly and as they're doing exactly what we
2:44:14
used to do, yeah.
2:44:15
Adam Curry: verbalizing that going over there. The Jackals
2:44:19
are coming out. Hey, you want to play ball with us? Oh man, do
2:44:24
you think we can still be the Great America that we once were?
2:44:32
Unknown: is a cycle every cycle? Probably we probably can't.
2:44:36
Adam Curry: Well, this is all great reset. Things are
2:44:39
resetting things are going back to new new new new stuff is
2:44:45
happening. Now we got a dead queen. Still on deck for the
2:44:49
Pope. I hate to say it but you know that that will be part of
2:44:52
the great reset. And of course the big news out of Italy before
2:44:55
Donald
2:44:56
Unknown: Trump. That was Silvio Berlusconi, a flamboyant Roman
2:45:00
property magnate and media tycoon He dominated Italian
2:45:03
politics for the best part of two decades, winning three
2:45:07
elections and becoming the longest serving Prime Minister
2:45:10
since the war. Today it was announced that Silvio Berlusconi
2:45:13
had died at the age of 86.
2:45:15
To the outside world, he seemed something of a buffoon. We
2:45:18
either smirked at his gaffes or scowled at the alleged
2:45:22
corruption, the apparent homophobia and racism and his
2:45:25
undoubted eye for a pretty face. This was after all, the man
2:45:30
who'd gone from cruise ship crooner to hosting sex parties
2:45:33
his palatial Villa outside Milan
2:45:36
compliment is it because you're bribing him? Even if what you're
2:45:38
doing without compromise? You're so good. I am almost forced to
2:45:43
invite you for some booga booga
2:45:46
Adam Curry: booga booga parties, good guy, good times.
2:45:50
Unknown: You know that guy was Trump on steroids. And they, and
2:45:55
they used to talk about oh, he's going to jail. He's got to run
2:45:58
for reelection because they're gonna put him in prison and all
2:46:01
the rest of it. And none of it ever happened. But he also did
2:46:04
media lied.
2:46:05
Adam Curry: He never really regained the same power that he
2:46:08
had at one point he kept kind of Yeah, they brought him in for a
2:46:12
little bit and they got rid of us. Yeah, no, he
2:46:14
Unknown: was he was only
2:46:15
Adam Curry: he peaked Yeah, he did. He did peak he did peak.
2:46:22
Did I don't think I played this from the last show. Universal
2:46:25
Basic Income in the UK. Do we? Did you talk about that?
2:46:29
Unknown: I believe we might have a let's play it anyway, just
2:46:31
Adam Curry: in case because this was on. I think I think we
2:46:33
played this. I feel stupid that I don't know. It was Good
2:46:38
Morning Britain.
2:46:39
Unknown: What if you were paid an income each month without
2:46:41
having to lift a finger. That's a proposal for a universal basic
2:46:45
income trial that could take place in some parts of England
2:46:48
find out what impact the money has on people's lives. And we're
2:46:51
joined now by wills strong who's director of research at
2:46:54
autonomy, the think tank behind the scheme, and foremost, a
2:46:58
former apprentice winner, Michelle Joovy. So good morning
2:47:02
to you both wills strong. What on earth? Are you talking about
2:47:05
1600 pounds a month, and you don't have to work? Why?
2:47:08
Yes, this is a really exciting pilot happening in two parts of
2:47:11
the country. We had a two year consultation with communities,
2:47:14
there is a really exciting idea that's happening all over the
2:47:16
world. So 100 pilots in America happening right now a pilot in
2:47:19
Wales and pilot in Finland. Why? Because this is basically
2:47:23
there's a number of reasons. I think there's two kind of ways
2:47:25
of looking at this, on the one hand, solving some of the
2:47:28
problems in our current system. So the welfare system doesn't
2:47:30
work. It's widely condemned as basically a moral and in effect
2:47:32
for getting people into work. And secondly, preparing us for
2:47:35
the future, we've gone through the COVID pandemic, we've gone
2:47:37
through the cost of living crisis, there's so many
2:47:39
different kind of tumultuous moments ahead of us climate
2:47:42
change, AI disruption, tech disruption of all kinds, we need
2:47:45
a solid income from the pilots,
2:47:47
you're going to give in the pilot areas, a working person
2:47:51
1600 pounds a month, forced to have to do nothing. So that's
2:47:56
20,000 pounds, 90,000 pounds 200 a year. And the idea is what if
2:48:01
you just give them the money? Does that make them work? More
2:48:03
or less?
2:48:04
Well, this is what we're gonna find out. This is why we're
2:48:05
running pilots. This is why pilots are the thing right now
2:48:08
because income to understand what the different outcomes are
2:48:10
different demographics, different income levels, do
2:48:13
people continue working? Do they like their job? Do they feel
2:48:15
like need have purpose to their work? Or do they try something
2:48:17
else? Yeah,
2:48:18
Adam Curry: I guess what, just gonna think that won't make
2:48:21
people work more. Don't need a pilot for that, by the way
2:48:25
pilots. Would it was a vote. Pilots can now retire at 67 in
2:48:31
the United States instead of 65. Oh, yeah, it's nice, because we
2:48:36
have no more pilots. A lot of them are just dead. And why do
2:48:40
we need you reversal basic income in America? Well, maybe
2:48:43
this is a clue.
2:48:44
Unknown: Americans are digging themselves into a deep financial
2:48:47
hole approaching $1 trillion in credit card debt. The nation's
2:48:51
record high credit card debt now stands at nearly $988 billion.
2:48:56
That's around $5,700 per person. Those between 40 and 49 years
2:49:01
old have the most debt among all age brackets with about $7,600
2:49:06
on their cards, high interest rates and inflation are adding
2:49:09
to the problem.
2:49:10
Adam Curry: Yeah, even though the inflation is down by 50%,
2:49:14
which started during the Biden administration, although we
2:49:18
can't blame him for it. We all went crazy, printed up all this
2:49:22
money and flushed into the system. And so now if you hadn't
2:49:26
already heard about the hotels in San Francisco, there's more
2:49:29
there's concern
2:49:30
Unknown: that San Francisco could turn into a so called
2:49:32
Zombie city with its downtown hollowed out by a fentanyl
2:49:36
epidemic, pervasive homelessness and fleeing retailers. And you
2:49:40
just mentioned that last significant hit the biggest mall
2:49:44
in the city right in downtown is leaving. This morning a San
2:49:49
Francisco mall at the epicenter of a growing real estate
2:49:52
deadzone in a major American city battling rising crime
2:49:55
soaring real estate prices and a homelessness crisis. The city
2:49:59
dealt it's late display this week. Westfield, which owns the
2:50:02
city's largest mall stopped paying its half a billion dollar
2:50:05
mortgage and is surrendering the property to lenders. The company
2:50:09
setting dramatically decreased occupancy down to approximately
2:50:12
55% including already announced closures of tenants such as
2:50:16
Nordstrom, Banana Republic, and others also giving up on
2:50:20
downtown hundreds of other companies including gap and
2:50:23
Whole Foods Union Square used to be the beating heart of San
2:50:26
Francisco. But a recent survey found that since 2019, nearly
2:50:30
50% of all the stores here have left. Now it's empty storefront
2:50:35
after empty storefront after empty storefront.
2:50:38
Now, last time I was here was a 2019. So it was great back then
2:50:43
now I was like, I'm scared. I was thinking to switch my hotel.
2:50:47
In the first quarter of the year, the city saw a 16% rise in
2:50:51
robberies, and a 41% spike in fentanyl deaths over the same
2:50:55
period in 2012. She was down and all over right now. Companies
2:50:59
are leaving the city. Is San Francisco dangerous.
2:51:03
Well, here's the thing. San Francisco is a major city and it
2:51:06
has challenges. But let's back up a little bit. You are talking
2:51:09
about people who are leaving the city but not the people who are
2:51:12
staying expanding come into San Francisco,
2:51:16
but it's not just San Francisco. Other West Coast cities
2:51:19
including Portland, Seattle and Los Angeles also suffering from
2:51:23
a similar trend of downtown decay. The mayor noting that
2:51:27
several metrics of crime are actually flat or down but it is
2:51:30
worth mentioning are not at Union Square or the Westfield
2:51:34
Mall this morning. Because we have been advised it is simply
2:51:37
too dangerous to be there at this hour.
2:51:39
Adam Curry: crime is down because there's no one left to
2:51:41
Rob.
2:51:42
Unknown: Well, now the crime is not down a I've brought this up
2:51:46
on the show before and again, please do because nobody's
2:51:50
reporting the crimes and the cops aren't going out. There's
2:51:52
not enough cops to take down reports. So thus, yeah, in fact,
2:51:58
both abolish the police and crime will go down to zero.
2:52:01
Adam Curry: Yeah, well, that's what Austin is doing. We were in
2:52:02
Austin last night. And our description of Austin sticky if
2:52:10
the whole place just Sticky, sticky or stinky? Well, that
2:52:14
too, but it just feels sticky. Like it's grimy and dirty and we
2:52:19
used to live downtown. grimy and dirty and stinky and sticky and
2:52:25
why are you still there? Man?
2:52:29
Unknown: You talking to me? Yeah, no, no. Why
2:52:32
Adam Curry: are you still in San Francisco?
2:52:34
Unknown: Not in San Francisco. That's the point I wouldn't move
2:52:37
out and live in San Francisco in a million years. I'm a great
2:52:40
distance away but the water I have to go cross water
2:52:43
Adam Curry: but the zombie ridges. Zombies are gonna cross
2:52:47
that bridge but
2:52:48
Unknown: they're not coming over because there's no pedestrian
2:52:50
allowed
2:52:51
Adam Curry: there's there's no one to rob. Is that what you're
2:52:53
saying? No one to rob in Berkeley.
2:52:56
Unknown: each other they?
2:52:58
Adam Curry: They gotta cross the mudflats. Man.
2:53:00
Unknown: I'm going to show my school by donate to no agenda.
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Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
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Adam Curry: laughing but I don't feel good about it. I want to
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make sure you're safe because those zombies man you they will
2:53:18
cross water.
2:53:20
Unknown: No, I haven't seen that yet. Okay, and they first have
2:53:23
to go to Berkeley. Allison is in Taiwan. It looks like Oh, yes.
2:53:28
Oh, this is Allison. I don't have her last name. I should
2:53:31
have it. She This is a transfer a wire transfer. She's got it
2:53:38
over $150 I thought I sent the name over directly, but I
2:53:43
didn't. But anyway, thanks, Alison. And it did work.
2:53:46
Adam Curry: Well. She said this will be my final donation from
2:53:49
Taiwan. My husband and I are ready to come home. You're
2:53:51
spending eight years here.
2:53:54
Unknown: Ever last name? I guess maybe she does. No, I
2:53:56
Adam Curry: do not. I do not have a last night. Well, thank
2:53:58
Unknown: you. This will be a last donation from Taiwan. But
2:54:01
she did get to donation in
2:54:02
Adam Curry: Yeah. So nice.
2:54:05
Unknown: Lord can burn in Dublin Ireland. 150 bucks. And Laura
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can says Yeah. LISA O'Connor who should be in Dublin is in
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Kenickie. Illinois. Happy Father's Day, Scotty O'Connor.
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to the man dude ranch and Bandera Oh, anything, sir.
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guys still irritate me What the heck? To Great show so here's a
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donation hate listener, Betty Boop. in Kettering, Ohio. I'm a
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Adam Curry: I remember Betty. Yeah. And Betty Hey Betty.
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Unknown: Betty spit is good woman. Yeah, Nancy shush Sharda
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goin Sharda Boyne in Centennial Colorado 100 Rebecca weintrob
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and Columbia, Maryland. Please tell your audience to believe in
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themselves. It's kind of a long note here for some reason and
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know
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Adam Curry: that their intuitive answers are the right answers.
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It just so you know, we're not obliged to read the notes under
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under Executive executive producer, but nice. Oh, she sent
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a picture of her wearing the appetite for deconstruction T
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Unknown: Okay,
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Adam Curry: that was nice. Thank you.
2:55:58
Unknown: Anyway, Rebecca is in 104 $100 Lucas Williams is on
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her doors. He's in Roswell, New Mexico. I think Luke is going to
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send us the souvenirs Yes, the little boy and Tom lame
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Gary blatten, Ashland, Kentucky 7777. Joseph Weiss in Miami,
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Florida. 7777. He has a note
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Adam Curry: I read this. I just want to make make a point he
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works. He works in the he's speaking as a retired law
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enforcement officer worked at Miami internet International
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Airport. He says I have some information that may make sense
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the TSA search less time consuming Adam, you make your
2:57:04
living communicating with your mouth. I would suggest that when
2:57:09
you're in line where carry on baggage is placed, the moment
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that seems to be concerned over your podcast couldn't
2:57:14
immediately speak up and dispelled. Listen to me. Joe
2:57:17
Weick. Thank you for your donation. I always do this. I
2:57:21
say oh yeah, that's my mixer in there. And I know that I know
2:57:24
what you think that thing looks like. It's a microphone. It's
2:57:27
not what you think I'm always just I'm always speaking up. I
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do that. And you know what they do? They take longer when I do
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that. Oh, funny, man. You think you're funny, huh? They could
2:57:37
going to tell us what I would do our job. It may just be the
2:57:39
Austin people. But they're dicks. So yes, I am very good at
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communicating. I immediately go oh, I tell them exactly what's
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going on. And you know what they do? They ignore me. And then
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they wait and then they go put some bins away. I got some bins
2:57:57
to move here. So I appreciate what you're saying. But it may
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or may be that way in Miami, but in Austin, they're horrible.
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Unknown: I'm sorry Joe wrote a note. Yeah. Rita Harrington is
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Toms balls, Texas. Is your one and the following are $50 donors
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Adam Curry: Oh, they sent to meet up report. Yes. Thanks for
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helping people remember to build connection. That's right,
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Unknown: Kevin deals in Huntersville North Carolina
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Christian Freeman in San Marcos, Texas. Have a birthday for Ian
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Johnson Johnston in Kelowna, Kelowna BC and wrote a very live
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for some reason a long note here but likes her he really is in
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love with his wife. He loves her.
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Adam Curry: I only want to mention that he is the creator
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of such fabulous jingles as nap for humanity. drunk or not
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Adam Curry: on the no agenda show. Yeah, we got to bring that
3:00:20
one back. Thanks for reminding me in a good way. Well, I
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Adam Curry: but this is a knighthood. I'll breeze through
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Unknown: goodness.
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So enough of that. Yeah. I don't know that he's on the birthday
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list.
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Adam Curry: Okay, I'll check that. You finish it out.
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Adam Curry: he's on the birthday list our back office rocks.
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Adam Curry: John, I think we need a handy guide from you for
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how to use these devices. Make sure we get them from the
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be six feet on or bomb 600 feet high right now in Amsterdam.
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Adam Curry: No kidding.
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Unknown: Sure. Andric the romantic nights nights with the
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shuttle miles it pleases Great. Okay. Sure. I'm sorry about that
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out.
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This Sebastian. I brought the meat but Scott Martin
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in the morning. Thank you for them. Oh, man. Hey, it's Ruth
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here having a great time in Amsterdam. The only one who's
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not stoned.
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Adam Curry: Morning. I think the Netherlands is going down the
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drain John, these people just perpetually stoned.
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Unknown: Just something to do.
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Adam Curry: And we got a lot of meetups taking place in the next
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couple of days today. Kingstone house party. That's Oh, that's
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brand new. I can't wait to hear about a white Mike who is
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Maine Thursday, Thursday third. It's thirsty, thirsty, thirsty
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Third Thursday Liberty meet up at Oh, in Liberty, Maine. We've
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got to the north Idaho Sandy brigade the third Thursday and
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post Idaho Falls. We've got some affirming Care in Denver Park.
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We've got Charlotte's thirsty Third Thursday at Charlotte,
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North Carolina at tavern we got the no agenda meetup in Ireland,
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which will be in Dublin Ireland. That is on Friday. On Saturday,
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the OKC Hui Hui downtown edition at parlor OKC we got the North
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Fort Worth meet up at Phillips Patio Grill in Fort Worth,
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Texas, Central Florida beers with buds by the beach that'll
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be at the village beer garden in cocoa Florida. We drink and we
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know things Central Jersey meet up sounds about right three br
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distillery key port New Jersey. Sir nobody of the 3d printer is
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that's in Shasta County, California. Contact the
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technology. You can't just rely on listening to the podcast be a
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find near one near you start one yourself guaranteed apart as
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Unknown: well want to go hang out with dicen de
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Adam Curry: bom, bom bom you'd
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Unknown: be triggered on YouTube. Everybody feels the
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same. It's like
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Adam Curry: it is indeed. Just like a party. No agenda meetups,
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these things are popping, popping and hop and I love it
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when people donate to promote them. That's kind of cool. love
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it when people do their little little raffles and stuff like
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that. I mean, it's fun. And connection is protection. You're
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going to need it. You're going to need it. Because it's all all
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going to be weird in the next months, years. Whatever. Mita
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ISOs haga ISOs ISOs
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Unknown: How many do you have?
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Adam Curry: Let me see I have there's my ISO been high for
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Unknown: ISOs Oh, blam.
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Adam Curry: Okay, here we go. i So number one,
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Unknown: obviously drunk.
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Adam Curry: Would you like it? I like that one. Yeah, I have. I'm
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not afraid. Like that one too. Oh, and I think this is still a
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winner. 100
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Unknown: frickin percent. Wow.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, contenders a.
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Unknown: Yeah, I think you got a you got two in there that are
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pretty, pretty hot. And hot, baby. What you got? I got
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better.
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We're being better.
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Adam Curry: It's not bad. Not bad.
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Unknown: Crazy.
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Adam Curry: Who is this?
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Unknown: And good.
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I'm feeling so good.
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Adam Curry: You know if you had just thrown one in there, and
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that's it now after I heard the same voice three times.
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Unknown: I dunno that it's not the same voice. But it's no two
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different people involved in those three clips.
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Adam Curry: Oh, really? Well, yeah. Some reason it didn't
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work. Which one of mine do you like?
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Unknown: Yeah, come on. We have to go with Trump guy. Obviously.
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That's not this 100 frickin percent
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actually drunk and then 100% together. Well, they're kind
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Adam Curry: of long. Let me see. Let me see if I was perfect. I
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think
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Unknown: obviously drunk. 100 frickin percent.
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Okay, yeah,
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Adam Curry: it's a it's a combo, everybody. It's a combo to
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combo. All right, you want to play us out with something?
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Since we're at $3. And we're
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Unknown: talking about this sort of thing. California all the
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rest. I have to say that one of the best show voters out here is
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Gavin Newsom.
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Adam Curry: Oh, yeah, he's doing an amendment right.
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Unknown: He's doing a gun rights amendment. But you think it
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least I would think and you would think you guys are all
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jacked up about guns. Get rid of it. Let's just repeal the Second
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Amendment. Yeah, but
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Adam Curry: like the 21st amendment? Yeah. No, no, no,
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you're kidding
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Unknown: me. Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom
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wants a 28th amendments to the US Constitution related to gun
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restrictions. But not everyone is on board. His plan for an
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amendment would raise the minimum age to purchase a gun
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from 18 to 21. It would also require universal background
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checks, set a quote reasonable waiting period for gun
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purchases. Oh man also banned, quote The civilian purchase of
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assault weapons, all while keeping the Second Amendment
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unchanged. Newsom said he plans to invoke Article Five of the US
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Constitution by calling a Convention of States to
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officially propose the amendment.
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Adam Curry: Oh, it's a Convention of States again.
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Unknown: How lame. Well, while
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Adam Curry: the writer wants you abolish the electoral college
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while you've got all the states all together?
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Unknown: Well, there's any once you get those states together,
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and you start submitting these things, but they still have to
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be passed by too many people. This is just showboating
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Adam Curry: and this is not going to get him elected
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president. What is he? What is he going to run? When is he
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isn't? He doesn't know what to do. And he the anointed person
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that
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Unknown: I thought so?
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Adam Curry: Yeah. Well. Oh, man.
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Unknown: Somebody told him no, no, no, not your turn. Whoever's
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running the show told him no,
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Adam Curry: not your turn. Coming up next, no agenda stream
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and the troll room.io. And on your app if you keep it running
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there, Nick the rat radio and he will be interviewing Mike Riley.
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About that. Two plugs in one show. That's surprising. End of
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show mixes we Got some some doozies for you? Thanks. Jessie
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coy Nelson DS laughs Stark, Tom Starkweather. And the brilliant.
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Sure, sure Chris, from down under who is coming back after a
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long sabbatical. He's been a little overboard but he's
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feeling good. We've been chatting they thanks everybody
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for asking him to come back. We love you. We miss you, Sir
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Chris, coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country
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in FEMA Region number six in the morning everybody. My name is
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Adam curry
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Unknown: ever in northern Silicon Valley, where I remain.
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I'm John C. Devorah.
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Adam Curry: We return on Sunday with another two three whatever
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hours of media deconstruction for your pleasure, please
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remember us at divorce act.org/na Until then, adios
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mofos a hui Hui.
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Unknown: There are three hands
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right on my dad's side whole put on
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there
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the GAO wouldn't care even one would be bad and to watch many
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but there are three three heads on my desk.
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As well as the mother hands were at my desk told me they need to
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get back to their bodies
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why are they at my desk? And he told me why don't know do this a
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lot of strange things happen
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it's another place that you've been been trapped and tricked
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and brainwashed
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you and work up in the sky meeting in the cloud trying to
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unplug it's not allowed because the government wouldn't have the
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constant connectionism saying the quiet part out loud is just
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the given meetings to decide who can go outside Have you been
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deemed essential by the planet that make worldwide the way they
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judge the public? Yo I don't want none of it. GEORGE rook
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Bard Yukon zone looking fresh and fit it didn't get priced
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into clouds your Why don't want none of the higher education and
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lower indoctrination is what the whole nation seems to be facing.
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Well, please call me crazy.
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They embrace stuff light in the loafers. I've had enough because
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it's testosterone declining and men are heartbeats above the
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other day I noticed it's a race issue say who you for five years
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ago it hasn't changed and then never well here we go. We don't
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want to grow when I say we I mean she voice Why was so right.
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I mean promised to be a gunner with no sacred honor hating
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ladies. Yes, a sport. Everyone can play along bending opinions
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to contort. Why do you want to do on OKC similar to Luke and
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Stuart,
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Adam Curry: she's the best named yet all all our producers are
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fabulous. The best producers in the universe
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Unknown: to standards of justice in this country. So now, let me
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assist for the purposes of more transparency on this subject.
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Director Ray placed redactions on a document that's already on
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classified. It's filled with redactions and maybe two or
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three half inch redactions not all sentences redacted, as I'm
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told the document in the skiff is thanks to the political
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infections within the fight, Justice environment and the FBI.
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We were well along the road for that to happen. And I want
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everybody to remember that I have read the odd redacted
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version except for a couple or three half. Half inch redactions
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I'd say, thank you very much. I yield the floor.
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I had a swollen amygdala. Maybe my parents didn't know how
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widespread swollen amygdala is, while swollen amygdala shrinks
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for most. That wasn't the case for me. Maybe they didn't know I
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would end up a douchebag SJW because of my swollen amygdala.
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Maybe if they'd known there's a podcast to help protect me when
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I was 11 or 12. Maybe my parents just didn't know. Right, mom,
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dad? What will you say? Don't wait, log on to your child's
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hobo vorak.org/in A obviously drunk 100 frickin percent
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