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July 20th, 2023 • 3h 17m

1574: X-Ray Specs

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Adam Curry: Take your pants off the public.
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Unknown: Adam curry, John C Devorah
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Adam Curry: 2020 23 This is your award winning give a nation
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media assassination episode 1574. This is no agenda
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possessing the M five mn broadcasting live from the heart
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of the Texas no country here in FEMA Region number six eat in
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the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
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John C Dvorak: I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where I can say
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that when I was a kid, computers took a long time to boot. And
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Jhansi Dvorak
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Unknown: and Buzzkill.
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Adam Curry: Well, yes, when I was a kid, we had to boot the
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computer from a cassette tape. Oh, yeah. Do you go that far
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back?
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John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah. Kansas City standard.
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Adam Curry: Kansas City standard. Okay. I go back to the
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Sinclair ZX ad, which I think it's not
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John C Dvorak: it's not that far back. And it's still pretty
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cool.
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Adam Curry: It's not it's not it's not. I mean, most people go
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work. Now the Commodore VIC 20, the precursor to the 64. The
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Commodore PET. The trash at the Tandy Color Computer, the trs
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100. I still have that one. Remember the trs 100? Yeah. I
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love that. That little box. So why did you say this? But I'm
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trying to think of more computers that I've had. Well,
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then the 64 actually the when the 64 came, and then people
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start gaming. That's when I put it away. And that's when I
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became famous. So let that be a lesson to y'all.
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John C Dvorak: Put your computer's away kids.
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Adam Curry: That's the essential lesson. Yes. Well, John, we've
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been talking about it, I think. I think he's in play to us.
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Victoria Newlands terms, I think we're in play. Bobby, the OP.
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That's his new name, Bobby The up and pop. Bobby the OP is in
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play ladies and gentlemen. This guy is is this a lot going on
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with him. I've tried to clean up his audio once again.
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John C Dvorak: Uh, you know, this is an interesting situation
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with his voice making making it difficult for that. And I will
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use the word I don't like using it. I'm gonna use fabulous Adobe
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product. Yes. It was just as a wonderful job of taking
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background noise out taking out wind taking out all these
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things. But this guy's voice is an anomaly to the software
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Adam Curry: the minute so I've got an even cleaner version. I
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put it through the software, the background noise is gone. But
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now you can't understand him because the Adobe product makes
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him read you makes him sing into Intel. unintelligible language.
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Listen, tell me if you can hear this version. This is Bobby The
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K on the Ashkenazi Jew. Chinese bioengineered weapon
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can you understand it now?
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John C Dvorak: A bit, okay.
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Adam Curry: It's not good enough. Whatever it is, it just
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does every single time I tried. It doesn't work. But here's
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something interesting. So what he's saying is he says there's
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some studies he didn't say that this was an air. No, this was
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targeted to target everybody except for the Jews. That's not
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what.
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John C Dvorak: That's what they want him to say. Well,
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Adam Curry: let's just listen. Before I get to my Redux clip.
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Let's listen to Kareem Abdul jumpier VanDamme. The way she
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took it again, he said, Hey, you know, from studies I've seen, it
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seems like the AC two receptors, like this thing was kind of
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engineered so that it basic and I think that's not even most
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important part of the clip. At the end of the clip, he says,
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Now the Russians went in, they found all these labs in Ukraine
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that were connecting, collecting Russian DNA, to target Russians
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with bio weapons. And of course, those Bio Labs, as we now know,
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from Victoria Nuland were American Bio Labs. So that's
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maybe even more egregious than the so called anti semitic
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trope, which was not there at all. It was in fact, in the
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headline, the headline coming from the New York Post, I might
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add, so there's part of a takedown there on behalf of the
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John C Dvorak: child part of the thing. Did you get the Naomi
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Wolf piece I did
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Adam Curry: I this Jewish agrees nothing like a Jew is saying I'm
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a Jewess. And I agree
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John C Dvorak: with you nobody uses force not
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Adam Curry: are you crazy? You can't use that but a Jewess can.
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Good peace, and she deconstructed it perfectly here.
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So here's here's the White House spokes, all the claims
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Unknown: made on that tape is false. It is vile, vile, and
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they put our they put our fellow Americans in danger. Think about
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the racist and anti semitic conspiracy theories that come
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out of saying those types of things. It's a it's an attack on
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our fellow citizens or fellow Americans. And so it is
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important that we essentially speak out. When we hear those
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claims made more broadly, I want to quote something that the
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American Jewish Committee said, which is the assertion that
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COVID was genetically engineered to spare Jewish and Chinese
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people is deeply offensive.
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Adam Curry: Why is that offensive? Why is it deeply
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offensive? And this, I'm so tired of this, you know, like,
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oh, anti semitic oats. He didn't say anything of the kind, which
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is, of course, lost to history, because we can't actually play
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it anywhere in any media where you can understand what he's
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saying. You have to watch the video with subtitles, because of
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the noise and his voice. And now,
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John C Dvorak: yeah, it was basically a Yeah, well, it was a
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press dinner was still private. Yeah, get it on, you know, the
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offensive thing to me is is this woman? Yes. I'll tell you one
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reason why this is a little off the wall. But the but the West
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has been trying to eliminate Africans since the 70s. Since
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the Population Bomb, if you read that book, again, that but that
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book is not about having less kids in the United States, even
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though a lot of people took it that way. That book was about
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wiping out Africans. Yeah. So if there's going to be genetic
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targeting, it's going to be against Africans, as she should
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recognize that she's an idiot,
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Unknown: and incredibly dangerous. Every aspect of these
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comments reflect some of the most abhorrent anti semitic
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conspiracy theories throughout history and contributes to
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today's dangerous rise of anti semitism. And so this is
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something that, you know, this President and his whole
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administration is going to stand against when you hear that type
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of false those false claims against against those against
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Asian Americans against Jewish Americans are going to continue
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to speak out. And we believe and this is something that we just
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heard. It's important to protect the dignity and of of our fellow
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Americans, it's important to respect our fellow Americans.
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And so it is, as you can understand the core principle of
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our country, blah, blah, blah.
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John C Dvorak: Does she bridge shit? Does she addressed the
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fact that Biden snubbed and Netanyahu in favor of this
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President? No, of course, you know, that anti semitic thing?
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If anything, it was
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Adam Curry: kind of funny because what's her face? Her
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face is Jayapal. So Jaya Paul, made a statement about Israel
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being racist. Oh, let's
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Unknown: fix that. And top Democrat in Congress is
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apologizing after calling Israel a, quote, racist state during an
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event this weekend Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, the leader of
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the Progressive Caucus said she meant to say that Benjamin
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Netanyahu is government has engaged in racist policies, not
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Israel as a nation. The Democratic leadership has
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released a statement of support of Israel,
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Adam Curry: okay. We're not anti semitic, although everything the
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Progressive Caucus does is anti Israel because Palestine but
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well, but not we don't think
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John C Dvorak: that Israel are not not Israeli. You don't think
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anybody in that caucus likes any Jew? Do you?
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Adam Curry: I don't think so. I don't think so. I'm just so
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tired of it. Anyway, here's what's interesting, I'm tired.
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I'm tired of it anymore. I'm so tired. So I used to being at.io.
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It's like, we talked about this. We talked about this in the very
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early days of COVID. We talked about this bio engineering
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aspect, because if
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John C Dvorak: you recall, I'll just to remind people who may
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have been listening back in the day, it was initially thought
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that this thing was targeting Han Chinese, as you remember,
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Adam Curry: listen to this. Going back in time here. So you
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all know it's back in time. I don't know if this is true, but
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I read a report and in fact, it's gonna be likely untrue.
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Because, you know, this stuff I read and people I've talked to,
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that so far really has only affected Chinese or Chinese
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Americans, in our case, but Chinese and it's what appears to
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affect Chinese and there are now four cases in Israel. Which the
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people I spoke to said it could be that this goes by DNA and it
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could be Ashkenazi. That will also take too and I was just
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thinking, how cool would it be if it turned out that this virus
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was really deadly, but watch Well, that's why we're kind
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John C Dvorak: of thinking is this listen?
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Adam Curry: Alright? It was let's just say bring out your
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Dad, let's put it this, let's say that there was a particular
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type of person that would be more susceptible to carry the
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virus could be Chinese, or could be Ashkenazi. Could you imagine
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how cool it is that all those people have their DNA was 23 in
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me, okay, so you get the idea. But it was exactly the opposite,
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which is interesting, that change somewhere. I'm not sure
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how that works. That was the the initial reporting now of course,
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John C Dvorak: the whole thing was somewhat bogus. Yeah. Well,
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as a as a as a pathogen.
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Adam Curry: Yes, yes. correct on that, correct.
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John C Dvorak: That, you know, misinformation was bound to
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dominate this conversation.
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Adam Curry: So Bobby, the opposite in play, and he this is
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a big up. And in fact, I think we could almost say RFK Jr. is
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the great reset, but it's not the reset. We think it is.
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John C Dvorak: That's my line. That's
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Adam Curry: I know, I'm using your line because you keep
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fighting every state on the show. Yeah. Because you keep
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forgetting to say it. So I'm going to say it taking ownership
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now. Okay. So the Kennedy family listen to this. The Kennedy
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family members of the family joined the White House. This is
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a headline from the independent Kennedy family joins White House
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in condemning RFK Jr, anti semitic COVID conspiracy claim.
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But they all use a lot the same line Joe Kennedy, the third,
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what is AC 12? Who was Joe Kennedy?
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John C Dvorak: I have no idea that because you might as well.
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I mean, there's so many Kennedy said it's like ludicrous to hear
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try to
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Adam Curry: he says he tweets. My uncle's comments were hurtful
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and wrong. I unequivocably unequivocally condemn what he
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said. Then we have Kerry Kennedy, Jennings area sister, I
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strongly condemn my brother's deplorable and untrue code.
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deplorable and untruthful remarks last week about COVID
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being engineered for ethnic targeting. Why would you he gave
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scientific background and present evidence at the dinner
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John C Dvorak: tissues planted tweets this this is reminding me
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this Kennedy op which is rare at this point because very early in
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the game these are all hardening tricks. This is like the title
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of the test the bank stress test knew I liked that I liked their
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stress testing the campaign so they're trying different things
12:35
to see if anything catches and see how they can rebuke it and
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then there's they're setting then they're also setting the
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stage for for debunking everything so no, no, no, no,
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no, this is a concerted effort by people blah blah blah to
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besmirch them as smear campaign.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, okay, so here's part of that stress test
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BBC headline RFK Junior's conspiracy theories and
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Republicans supporters. See this as the next part of it. Yes, a
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good one too. Yeah. publicans supporters. Let
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John C Dvorak: me see gotta be bad.
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Adam Curry: Democratic strategist Kevin walling told
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the BBC and Mr. Candis poll numbers are a combination of
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nostalgia for the Kennedy family brand, as well as a lack of
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awareness about his views. And then they have the more that I
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strongly condemn now who is it that they're claiming?
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John C Dvorak: strongly condemn? Is the interesting little code
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that did all use strongly condemn? How about condemn
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Adam Curry: their good good point and here's an here's
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another headline. This is a very right wing lawyers, guns and
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money. RFK Jr's vanity rat fuck is being mostly funded by
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Republicans. Mark Dixon, California who amassed a fortune
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treating aluminum for the aerospace industry donated
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$450,000 You just donate to Trump Of course. Of course,
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Keith Sheldon, retired car dealership executive from
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Argyle, Texas. Oh my goodness. So they're just pulling some
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names out of the hat 5000 Here 6000. Republicans are funding
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him Republicans. And but he's hitting some interesting
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targets. This one. So we have Ron DeSantis out there saying I
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will veto any cbdc that comes across my desk. Well, you have
14:25
nothing to do because you know, CBDCs you can't outwork them.
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Yeah, you can veto it. But it's Congress that determines what
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the money's going to be not you. But then this comes from the
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street.com. So that's kind of a that's a Wall Street
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publication. Right. That's not a that's not a Bitcoin publication
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by any
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John C Dvorak: nice it was just it was a publication meant to
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compete with market watch and it was started by Jim Cramer and I
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says pass it on to some other people. Right.
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Adam Curry: RFK Jr. announced his bold plan to back dollar
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with bid coin and Bitcoin taxes. Speaking at the heal the divide
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PAC event Democratic presidential candidate Robert F.
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Kennedy Jr. outlined specific Bitcoin focused policies that he
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would enact as president, including gradually backing the
15:16
US dollar with Bitcoin and making Bitcoin profits exempt
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from capital gains taxes. Well, that's you're gonna get some
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people with that. So that's interest there's also
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John C Dvorak: another report that his the same exact
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template, he said there
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Adam Curry: Yeah, for gold. Oh, of course. Yeah, of course,
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backed by gold. Of course, of course.
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John C Dvorak: So this is a this is a another part of the Odyssey
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if you're bringing the Bitcoiners bringing the gold
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bugs? Yeah. So
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Adam Curry: it's not done yet. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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John C Dvorak: no, no, no. Listening, every angle you can
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imagine, wait
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Adam Curry: for this. So now he's a member, he's going to be
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the podcast president. So he's doing every single pot. It's too
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bad. We don't do any interviews, because man, we would have fun
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with him. So the Podcast Producer
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John C Dvorak: interviews wants to Well, I could probably get an
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interview with him, you could easily get an interview with
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them. It's like, you know what? It might? Yeah, exactly. I mean,
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the problem is, with our approach to these things, this
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interview would go sideways really fast. Because if it's an
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app, I'm not getting the interview. That's I am getting
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the interview, I'm gonna have trouble with it,
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Adam Curry: let's ruin our chances for good by just saying
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he's an up. And as far as he's an OP is, and as far as I'm
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concerned, he's a CIA op, really is has to be has to be I mean,
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he's so against military industrial complex. But this one
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blew me away at this. And this part of the OP is nice, because
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it brings in West Clark seven. And one of my favorite topics
16:52
for 15 years. Here he is speaking with Dane Wigington of
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geoengineering.com. Listen to this. We have
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Unknown: for example, after 911, we had
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General Wesley Clark stating on the record that the Middle
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Eastern countries that were to be targeted, a list that we
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believe existed before 911 even occurred. But my point is this
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that those Middle Eastern countries, every single one
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subsequently underwent a once in 1000 year drought, that's
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mathematically statistically impossible to have that kind of
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coincidence, unless there was something else in the equation,
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that's something else we would argue is climate engineering.
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And to back that up, we have leaders of some of those
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countries in the case of Iran on the floor of the United Nations,
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stating emphatically that NATO was cutting off their
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precipitation, destabilizing food production, that's
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destabilizing populations. We know that Iran is the target of
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NATO, it has been for a very long time,
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even my mind is open to
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John C Dvorak: this
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Adam Curry: is because Woody Harrelson one time was at my
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house, and he was talking about this, this is probably 10 years
17:58
ago, and I was saying, Come on, that's just that's ridiculous.
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That's impossible. And he said, I'm outside with me. And we went
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outside, and we sat on a hillside. And we watched these
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planes fly in a grid pattern, weighing out this, you know, a
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grid of contrails. And then it turned into clouds, and we had a
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cloudy day. And I don't know, you know, I've looked up many
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times since then, and seen that happening. And I don't have a
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good explanation for it. But you know, the things that you're
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saying Are, are consistent, or internally consistent, and
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they're consistent with things that I've observed. It's amazing
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to think that they can keep it secret now well, for this long,
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but you know, I've seen them do that with other things as well.
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To me, that is really you know, I'm not gonna say dispositive,
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but really hard to explain is that I've seen all of this data,
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you know, that about the aluminum concentrations,
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dramatically increasing in national forest lands, and other
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places that are completely remote from any Smelter. And as
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you say, aluminum unlike Mercury precipitates out of the
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atmosphere within, you know, 100 200 miles from a smelter,
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oh, if you're on the West Coast, and the nearest smelter is in
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you know, upwind smelter is in Japan or China. The aluminum
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there's no explanation for that aluminum, aluminum
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concentrations in national forests on the West Coast. It
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doesn't make any sense. Wow,
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Unknown: I am really high.
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Adam Curry: Sounds a bit like that guy. So of course he's
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talking about on he's taking it to the aluminum That's deep. And
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I hadn't even connected I don't think on the show ever to Wes
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Clark seven. So we can almost predict what What's next what is
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it that you already got the frogs are gay because of the
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what they're putting in the water What else can we can
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almost predict what is that's
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John C Dvorak: the Atrazine yeah but easy one though. That's been
20:10
good but he's not even something you can border that's a real
20:13
reality.
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Adam Curry: I know but you didn't hear Trump do that.
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John C Dvorak: No Trump is he's not know exactly guys just like
20:20
those some of these writers who write the 800 page book find
20:24
Reno here somehow doesn't have those guys working for him.
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Adam Curry: 5g I think 5g That's a that's a prompt from the troll
20:35
room. I think it's a good idea. He
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John C Dvorak: says a good time to use the troll room forever.
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What what's up? What's next? What's on deck as the term we
20:43
play in baseball?
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Adam Curry: I like 5g. I like that it
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John C Dvorak: should be on the list. Come on. What else? No,
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they
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Adam Curry: have nothing. That they're caught off guard. Oh,
20:53
wait a minute,
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Unknown: but we have to do something useful.
20:57
What to do? No man.
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Adam Curry: I know weather machine know, the weather
21:02
machine. He basically just talked about talking about the
21:05
weather machine. It's great. He's hard, but I don't harp is
21:10
part of it.
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John C Dvorak: That's all part of that say,
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Adam Curry: yeah. Birds aren't real.
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John C Dvorak: Yes, slowly, somebody says humor
21:22
Adam Curry: aliens UFOs. I'm not so sure he's it's got to be a
21:26
little more tangible than that. It's got to be something more
21:29
tangible, flat earth? No, I don't think so. But I'm pretty
21:34
sure this in some way has something to do with
21:38
Unknown: this morning. A recent decision by President Biden
21:41
concerning documents related to the JFK assassination is raising
21:45
new questions about what the government knew and when the
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President late last month issued a final order certifying
21:51
documents from the JFK investigation to be released.
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But the New York Times reports 4684 the files remain either
22:00
partially or fully withheld from the public's eye on
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June 30. President Biden washed his hands of the JFK matter and
22:08
said that this would be his last order about JFK.
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Jefferson Morley is editor of the blog JFK facts he says some
22:15
of the files being withheld could shed light on the CIA's
22:18
investigation before JFKs death.
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What remains is about 4400 documents from a variety of
22:27
federal agencies, primarily the CIA that still contain some
22:33
redactions ranging from a word to a paragraph to a page to the
22:38
whole document.
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More leases. There's one name that's been a mystery all these
22:42
years and was made public in the files, Reuben Ephron, who worked
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for the CIA, and was intercepting Lee Harvey Oswald's
22:49
mail. In the months before the assassination, Rubin
22:53
Efrain died 30 years ago. So they're not protecting the name
22:57
of a living person. They're protecting the operational
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activity that he was engaged in, which was reading Lee Harvey
23:05
Oswald mail. What it shows is that the CIA was running some
23:10
kind of intelligence operation. We don't know exactly what
23:15
around Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin while President
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Kennedy was still alive,
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Adam Curry: I don't know if this is like an alley up like Bo K.
23:24
Now you can go out and say when I'm President, I'll release all
23:27
the rest of the 4900 files. Or if there's something else at
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play,
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John C Dvorak: but get that will get that's another sub segment
23:35
of the electorate that he would grab seems like a lot. There are
23:38
people out there that would like to see that. We vote for him for
23:42
that reason.
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Adam Curry: And there's one other thing that needs to be
23:44
examined, because we have some of the players here and this and
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we're just coming in, we're just spitballing everybody this is
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you know, we don't know anything for sure. But we've been around
23:55
long enough. And I will say finally something interesting is
23:59
happening. Now, this is it gives
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John C Dvorak: us something to take is just something to do. We
24:07
were like amateurs. Amateur hour here. Yeah. Pretty much oh,
24:11
we're good.
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Adam Curry: And it gives us I mean, even Tina, it's she said
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this morning, I can't believe I am now watching C span early in
24:20
the morning because Bobby the opp is is sitting there on the
24:24
the censorship hearing, and he was censured for this. They
24:29
tried. Debbie Wasserman Schultz tried to censure him at the
24:34
censorship hearing, which is this hilarious. And so he's
24:38
sitting I mean, this, there's some good stuff happening. And
24:41
of course, it's all part of the Biden crime family. But there's
24:44
one other thing so our thesis so far, CIA, DIA, it's always been
24:50
CIA versus the military. The military is just getting their
24:54
budget just getting the you know, it's been passed by the
24:56
House so they're big $800 billion budget is coming through
24:59
CIA Who knows we have no idea how much money they have.
25:03
John C Dvorak: But in fact I have a series of clips coming on
25:06
Ukraine and the CIA's involved which will maybe shed some light
25:10
on this because I have a theory okay so
25:13
Adam Curry: I'll play one clip before that and this is I think
25:16
part of the democratic party up because they have to do
25:19
something and and the way it would be um just again just a
25:25
little thought Joe dies I think he has to die is the only way
25:30
you can go and CIA could do that so Joe dies camera comes in
25:34
brief died
25:35
John C Dvorak: CIA doesn't kill presidents
25:40
Adam Curry: if you think they're good guys now all of a sudden
25:42
John C Dvorak: No, I never said that. I just say they don't kill
25:44
presidents they they find other ways to get rid of somebody like
25:47
do with Nixon for killed Nixon president
25:50
Adam Curry: with baton was never officially elected president
25:53
he's a bogus so maybe they can whatever Joe keels over Jove
25:57
exit stage left for whatever reason Kamala comes in for
26:00
briefly just for a few months. But she'll have to run and of
26:05
course, she has no chance. Roger Stone is also no longer to be
26:10
trusted. He's out there. Oh, it's gonna be Michelle Obama,
26:12
which would have been my Big, Big Mike 22.
26:16
John C Dvorak: He's not the only one. There's somebody else that
26:18
came up with one. I didn't clip it. I didn't it was a tweet or
26:22
something like that. And, and it was by somebody credible. And
26:25
they said it's going to be Michelle Obama with Gavin Newsom
26:29
as the VP.
26:30
Adam Curry: Wow, that's dynamite. Well,
26:33
John C Dvorak: that's gonna get huge votes.
26:35
Adam Curry: So the Democratic Party wants to keep their really
26:39
wants to keep their power base, of course. So it would make
26:43
sense for them to run some kind of interference to break
26:46
everything up. And that is this No Labels thing. Have you been
26:50
following this than my own labels party? Of course, here we
26:53
go. Listen to this
26:54
Unknown: Democrat Joe Manchin, the West Virginia Senator known
26:57
for often bucking his party openly flirting with a White
27:01
House run as an Independent. Are you taking it off the table?
27:05
We're not taking anything off the table. Let's
27:07
see where everybody goes. Let's
27:08
Adam Curry: see what happens.
27:09
Unknown: Mentioned publicly joining the organization no
27:12
labels in New Hampshire today. The group is launching a massive
27:15
$70 million effort to create a third party presidential
27:19
campaign, a bipartisan ticket with a Democrat and a Republican
27:23
Joining Forces. former Utah governor Republican John
27:26
Huntsman also hit the road with the grip today prompts for us to
27:30
do the same old same old thing is like a little bit insane. The
27:34
group will not say who else is under consideration. Nancy
27:37
Jacobson is the leader of no labels.
27:40
This is the one moment that this could it be possible to why not
27:43
why not give people a choice if they don't want these two
27:46
choices,
27:47
but many will oppose to a second Trump presidency. Fear a third
27:51
party ticket could siphon votes from Biden and boost Trump.
27:55
William Galston helped found no labels 13 years ago, but he left
27:59
the group in April. I
28:00
don't think that I wasn't tempted by it, because I was but
28:05
in the end, and as a Democrat, I felt I had no choice but to walk
28:11
away.
28:12
No Labels it says it intends to qualify for the ballot in all 50
28:16
states before its convention next April. That's when the
28:19
Group says it could announce its ticket. I love that Huntsman's
28:22
Adam Curry: back in the game top blue tiny algae geocaching
28:25
Shane, yeah, we
28:26
John C Dvorak: can use our clips.
28:28
Adam Curry: So you know, that's a potential democratic spoiler,
28:32
I guess because mansions in there Huntsman? It suddenly
28:38
things are getting interesting. I'd love to hear you Ukraine
28:45
stuff. If you've got a presentation on that. I think
28:48
that is this appropriate time to do that.
28:50
John C Dvorak: Well, we have to stay tucked a little bit more in
28:52
unless you get more stuff. Because I mean, it's it's
28:55
related to both Ukraine and CIS, not necessarily about what we're
29:00
talking about.
29:00
Adam Curry: Well, then let me throw out one CIA clip.
29:03
John C Dvorak: So before you do that, let's talk about Nancy
29:06
Jacobson. Nancy was mentioned she's supposedly started this
29:11
thing up. Yeah. I don't know who she is. Do you know who she is a
29:14
hack for the Al Gore. She was the head of the Al Gore
29:17
campaign. And she was on Bill Clinton. She's Bill Clinton it.
29:20
She's a Clinton Knight. And so she represents that part of the
29:23
Democratic Party. If you look at her at her page, she's very
29:27
important. Important. If you look at her page, on the wiki
29:32
page, it's one of those pages that lacks
29:35
Adam Curry: certain things. Wait, what's your name? What's
29:38
your name again? What's your name? Nancy.
29:41
John C Dvorak: Nancy Jacobson. Chico. Is lacks too much
29:45
information she has. She's also married to mark Penn. Who is the
29:51
another kind of Democrat hack. He was. I mean, listen to this
29:58
guy, bad president and managing party Under the stag well group,
30:02
former Democratic pollster and executive from Microsoft and
30:06
Burson Marsteller. Oh, interesting. A couple met 96
30:12
when Evan Bayh, then governor of Indiana, introduced him at a
30:16
Democratic Leadership Council event. They married in 99. And
30:20
they have four kids. This is a follow up in itself. So, yes,
30:29
there's not there's a lot of intrigue. That's what makes us
30:31
this, where we kind of do do our this Why think people like this
30:35
show, because we will bring out the intrigue, and try to
30:39
deconstruct it so we can so we can see the lay of the land.
30:43
Adam Curry: Well, I have a quick transitionary clip then, from
30:46
the CIA podcast,
30:49
John C Dvorak: which is very entertaining. It's extremely
30:51
entertaining.
30:53
Adam Curry: It's I mean, it's very entertaining. Why we
30:55
invented podcasting. This is good, because
30:57
John C Dvorak: it brings people out of the woodwork. I don't
30:59
know what they're thinking. But okay,
31:01
Adam Curry: well, if you wonder why people are so distracted,
31:04
CIA knows exactly why
31:06
Unknown: a lot of people assume that we're just like Hollywood,
31:08
and we got somebody in a chair all day long, applying things
31:12
and makeup and spraying and all of this and gluing. But really,
31:16
I mean, we are there to train the officers to be able to
31:21
independently disguise themselves, because they're,
31:24
they're working quickly. They're walking down the street, they're
31:27
turning the corner. You know, we train them on how to take their
31:30
pants off in public without anyone even noticing and then
31:33
changing into something else. That's very interesting. And
31:38
Superman and the telephone booth visioning. Plus,
31:43
people don't see what they don't know, they're looking for. So I
31:47
mean, for us, that's to our advantage. The phone usage
31:51
today, right? Like people are looking at their phones
31:53
constantly. And so that has helped. Like, okay, they're
31:57
distracted, so you can get away with pretty much anything you
32:00
want.
32:00
So think about today. Do you remember every single person you
32:03
walked by today?
32:04
No, I was thinking about this interview us.
32:08
Distracted exactly like everyone is the most important thing in
32:12
their own universe. And so we take advantage of that. And we
32:16
also teach our officers to remember that mindset, because
32:19
it's very counterintuitive, especially if you're going to
32:22
start taking your pants off in a crowd.
32:25
Could you say that? Today is tougher than ever for disguise
32:28
based on the amount of tech that's around, but it's also in
32:30
some ways, paradoxically, better than ever, because people are
32:33
distracted, fixated on their phones.
32:35
I think it's kind of better than ever. And also, we've never been
32:39
more important. Yeah. Because of the rise of technology.
32:44
Adam Curry: Arrogant much. Very arrogant, and constant taking
32:49
your pants off in public. What is that these guys are obscene
32:52
their sex fiends. And they're taking advantage of distraction,
32:57
which everyone screaming foon just CIA learn how to take your
33:05
pants off in public. It used to be jump out of airplanes, save
33:08
the world now CIA take your pants off the public.
33:12
John C Dvorak: So there's another series that I sent you
33:15
one of these because I thought it was so interesting. But
33:17
there's a series of podcasts again, that foreign policy
33:22
doesn't foreign policy is kind of the competitor with foreign
33:25
affairs, which is the magazine run by the Council on Foreign
33:27
Relations, foreign policy is owned by the Washington Post.
33:31
And they have they have a series of podcasts called Ice spy. And
33:37
they do about eight episodes a year a season. And within those
33:42
eight episodes, at least two people are CIA, ex CIA or CIA.
33:48
And they're interesting and one of them went on about this this
33:51
disguise thing. discussing the fact that he was when he was
33:56
being recruited and and he, he was they said they were gonna
33:59
teach him how to, you know, glue on a mustache as a woman. So my
34:04
blue glue glue on a mustache? And he says this is in Jesus.
34:08
Yeah. And he said, what this this things don't work. And so
34:12
they take in a literally going to him glue on a mustache, give
34:17
him a pair of glasses, and much tussle up his hair and go back
34:22
to work. And he says no, he says, This is dumb. I look like
34:25
myself with a glued on mustache. And he goes, goes back into the
34:30
office. He says no one recognized him he got when he
34:33
identified himself. They refuse to believe it was him. I need to
34:37
the simplest of stupid disguises
34:40
Adam Curry: I need to read. I think I've told recount the
34:42
story of two of my family members. And now we're talking
34:45
1967 or 1968. They're married. And the man brings home a new
34:52
colleague from work. The wife is cooking dinner, and I'd have a
34:56
nice dinner and then they're the you know, they're drinking
34:58
coffee and having dessert and then All of a sudden the
35:01
colleague whips off his mask and it was someone who the wife knew
35:05
extremely well 1967 Imagine what they can do now
35:15
John C Dvorak: yeah, they can you have a fake Joe Biden,
35:18
Adam Curry: anything you want anything and, and there's also
35:22
once again a real campaign in the media and I'm just going to
35:27
presume that nothing changed from the church committee that
35:31
CIA was still running the media. And that's just what they've
35:36
been doing. They think it's gotten worse of course it's
35:40
gotten worse so they don't even have to pretend that put their
35:44
agents in
35:46
John C Dvorak: into another country guys, these experts they
35:48
bring in my CNN and MSNBC CIA guy, former CIA says right in
35:53
the lower thirds Yeah, and if it's not sources
35:56
Adam Curry: say sources familiar with the matter sources familiar
35:58
with the President's thinking they just put the CIA guy on CIA
36:02
guy we even have the podcast CIA guy, the one with all the bushy
36:06
hair, former CIA former right now they're just they've
36:10
infiltrated everything including podcasting. But now we get these
36:15
anti military industrial complex messages
36:18
Unknown: symbols. Hypo has misdirected millions of US
36:21
military emails to an African nation that's allied with Russia
36:24
instead of being sent to addresses ending in dot M I L,
36:28
they were actually sent to addresses ending in.ml That is
36:32
the designation for the African country of Mali. Some emails
36:35
reportedly contained sensitive information, always check
36:38
the spelling.
36:40
Adam Curry: I mean, the mix like Dumbo I think that's purposeful
36:43
with this story. And this is really funny. That's
36:45
John C Dvorak: a very good catch. I think you're right, I
36:47
think is there's something going on in the CIA. This Okay, here's
36:51
my basic theory before I play these clips on Ukraine, it turns
36:54
out the CIA is more involved in Ukraine than we think. And I'm
36:59
of the opinion I'm let me play too close before I give you my I
37:02
have the appeal. Right.
37:03
Adam Curry: All right. All right. So that's familiar with
37:06
Yes.
37:07
John C Dvorak: These he has a little teaser. There's Dan, you
37:11
know, this is Bill Arkin, who is a investigative reporter and he
37:15
feature he's an intelligence oriented guy so he tracks these
37:19
things because he is and he's on a you can play the Democracy Now
37:23
clip if you want
37:26
Unknown: where's my morning AMY GOODMAN flippin bound
37:31
John C Dvorak: to this is
37:34
Adam Curry: this guy Bill Arkin. Now this has to be a different
37:37
guy is a guy on wiki pedia with a Gilligan's Island hat on now
37:42
this can't be the guy.
37:44
John C Dvorak: We love this guy. He lives in Sweden right now.
37:45
Okay, it's not the guy so he's and this is the intro to him.
37:50
This is that we don't get into it. In this first clip of it. I
37:52
had to play the intro because I wanted to give some basis for
37:57
believing anything he has to say.
37:59
Unknown: A recent cover story of Newsweek revealed the CIA
38:03
shuttling weapons into Ukraine using a quote grey fleet of
38:06
commercial aircraft that criss crosses Central and Eastern
38:10
Europe. CIA personnel are also going into Ukraine on secret
38:14
missions. According to one source CIA agents are assisting
38:18
Ukrainians with new weapons and systems. One senior military
38:22
intelligence official told Newsweek quote, the CIA has been
38:25
operating inside Ukraine under strict rules and with a cap on
38:29
how many personnel can be in the country at any one time and
38:32
quote, The CIA is also using Poland as its clandestine hub to
38:36
coordinate its operation led crane. After the September 11
38:41
attacks, the CIA also use Poland to house one of its secret black
38:45
sites we're prisoners. We're joined now by William Arkin,
38:50
senior editor at Newsweek his investigation for the magazine
38:53
is headlined the CIA's blind spot about the Ukraine war.
38:58
Today William mark is joining us from Sweden he's a prize winning
39:02
national security reporter His books include top secret America
39:06
the rise of the New American Security state the Larkin
39:10
Welcome back to Democracy Now it's great to have you with us.
39:13
Why don't you start off by telling us in this many month
39:17
investigation what you did what surprised you most and don't
39:21
speak in sound bites
39:23
Adam Curry: but hold on hold on hold on it's Arkin with double A
39:26
that's why couldn't find it. Who owns Newsweek? Let me just let
39:32
me just preface this by saying Newsweek was, without a doubt
39:36
the spook weekly magazine of the CIA in the 70s and 80s. That's
39:41
what all the spooks would read. To who Oh, it's IBT media. Who
39:48
is your
39:49
John C Dvorak: business times to Who's that? Those are these
39:52
guys? Listen to my Barry Diller. Yeah, I believe it is.
39:58
Adam Curry: No no, no, no, no, it's not homeless. IBT who owns
40:02
John C Dvorak: IBTs International Business Times?
40:03
This is that operation that cropped up, I think just before
40:06
the Trump administration and Business Times I think is part
40:10
of it. But it is a messaging system. I don't trust it at all
40:15
as as a medium No, no. Well, Abt.
40:19
Adam Curry: Interesting. Okay. All right. International.
40:22
John C Dvorak: The big could be still connected. I don't know.
40:25
Adam Curry: It's good to know. All right, because that
40:27
John C Dvorak: guy is obviously done some work. I don't know
40:31
what the point of this whole thing is. But this report, and
40:35
the very end of what you played there, she says, Yes, don't
40:38
Adam Curry: talk any sound bites.
40:40
John C Dvorak: What does that mean? She's never said that
40:42
before. It was she said she's is she joking? Or
40:45
Adam Curry: oh, no, it's because she knows this guy is an opera
40:48
an operator. And he is trained to talk in sound bites. She
40:52
knows she
40:53
John C Dvorak: knows. I think it's the other way around. I
40:55
think that? I don't think so. Okay, because I don't think he
40:58
doesn't talk in sound bites. I think he's long winded. And
41:01
she's just joking with him because she's familiar. So
41:04
there's a familiarity with her and him Amy
41:06
Adam Curry: needs to work on her humor.
41:08
John C Dvorak: Oh, she's, she blows. So let's go. She's no
41:12
good. And
41:13
Adam Curry: he blows. Let's be honest. So here,
41:15
John C Dvorak: he laughs about the soundbite thing, and then
41:18
discusses some of this.
41:20
Unknown: Thank you, Amy, for having me on again. You know, I
41:23
worked on this question of what the role of the CIA was in
41:27
Ukraine. And I wanted to know, particularly whether or not all
41:33
of the Hollywood rumors surrounding the agency. It's
41:37
possible involvement in the attack on the Nord Stream
41:40
pipelines, it's possible involvement in other sabotage
41:43
attacks inside Russia, a lot of the news that I was hearing
41:49
about the presence of the CIA on the ground, and its covert
41:53
assistance, I wanted to know how much of it was true. And I went
41:58
down this path to try to get to the truth. What I came up with
42:04
most importantly, and really, this is most importantly, is
42:07
that the CIA is an intelligence agency. And so it's number one
42:10
mission in Ukraine is to collect intelligence collect
42:14
intelligence, not just on what the Russians are doing, but also
42:17
on what the Ukrainians are doing. And that's the biggest
42:20
blind spot as I identified, which is that the United States
42:24
knows as little about what the Lensky is up to and what he's
42:28
thinking and what his views are about the future, as it does
42:32
about Vladimir Putin and his future plans and intentions. And
42:37
so this might come as a surprise to some people. But as my
42:40
sources explained it to me sources, the reality is that
42:44
Ukraine is not an ally of the United States, we have no treaty
42:48
obligations towards Ukraine. And the United States is not at war
42:52
with Russia. So this is a particularly unique Battlefield,
42:56
in which the CIA is playing an outsized role, but it is playing
43:00
an outsized role, because the Biden administration has been
43:04
firm in saying that the US military will not be involved in
43:08
any direct way in that fighting on the battlefield, or indeed
43:13
inside Ukraine. All right.
43:15
Adam Curry: So here's what I'm thinking now. I like this good
43:18
job getting these clips. This is a CIA famous for funding their
43:23
operations with black operations. Let's just think the
43:26
Iran Contra so and what a willing beautiful idiot would
43:32
Hunter Biden be who they protected by saying all this
43:36
Russian disinformation when they fully everybody knew that that
43:40
was that laptop was real. So they they've been running all
43:45
kinds of things through Ukraine, most likely drugs into Europe,
43:49
weapons, cyber operations, probably prostitution, who knows
43:55
what else? So it would make and we know that we know that the
43:59
CIA director was all over there. I mean, just this makes nothing
44:03
but since Ukraine is one big corrupt piece of crap country,
44:06
everyone's known this for decades. It makes nothing but
44:10
John C Dvorak: CIA would use most of my thinking and my
44:12
thinking is the following will play the third clip in a second
44:15
blog as six of them know. The drug will we always knew that
44:23
this did the CIA never got enough black funding from our
44:28
own government. No, they were in fact they were quite pissed off.
44:30
That's why Iran can never could more than a year they could just
44:33
just can't get enough money. So they're they took over a lot of
44:37
the drug, the heroin trade, you
44:39
Adam Curry: know, they got a podcast to support so yeah, they
44:46
took over the heroin trade, which I'm sure ran through
44:48
anything could run through Ukraine. Anything.
44:51
John C Dvorak: So the HIPAA heroin trade has been ruined by
44:54
fentanyl? Yeah, they need another source of income. What's
45:00
better than dealing
45:01
Adam Curry: arms? Right? Yeah, that's what they do.
45:06
John C Dvorak: And so they're so they're, you know, so we're
45:08
talking about, we're throwing all this money at the Ukraine.
45:11
And we well, we can't really keep track of how many anything
45:15
we can't keep track of know, we're
45:17
Adam Curry: probably setting up the next Theater, which is
45:18
Africa where all these foreigners are wandering,
45:21
thinking that
45:22
John C Dvorak: the things are being is a great, we're creating
45:25
a gray market for arms. Well, who better to deal the arms and
45:29
take the piece of the action, which is substantial than the
45:33
CIA being over there just kind of hanging out and then making
45:36
sure that they're part of any, any, any monies that just all of
45:42
a sudden appear?
45:43
Adam Curry: And they've been They corrupted all of Washington
45:46
through Hunter Biden?
45:49
John C Dvorak: They pretty much did in a funny way. Yeah, it's
45:52
got a clip three.
45:53
Unknown: So you have the situation where the CIA's
45:57
primary mission, which is to figure out what it is that the
46:00
Russians and the Ukrainians are doing, as well as now it's
46:03
augmented mission, which is to play a greater role in the
46:07
provision of arms to you or Ukraine, a greater role in
46:11
Counter Intelligence, a greater role and in corralling all of
46:16
the neighbor states to Ukraine so that they stay firmly engaged
46:21
in the war, some countries of which the domestic population is
46:25
not as enthusiastic about war with Russia, as is say, for
46:29
instance, Poland, that this role really stretches the CIA quite
46:35
thin in terms of what it's doing. But also it's it's got
46:38
its hand in a little bit of everything. And I would say that
46:42
I would give it low marks on understanding the intentions of
46:46
Putin, or as a Lenski very high marks on understanding what's
46:51
going on in the battlefield. But the most high marks are in
46:55
moving the billions of dollars worth of weapons that the United
47:01
States and NATO has pledged to keep.
47:04
Adam Curry: Okay, so let's just stay on the weapons for a second
47:06
just going to interject since you have six of them. The call
47:10
was made Monday by actor George Clooney and author John
47:13
Pendergrast, who also served on the National Security Council
47:16
under President grass that's that guy that's the guy that guy
47:20
he's a handler they said there was an unprecedented opportunity
47:23
to counter Russia's influence in Africa by going after Wagner
47:31
distraction
47:36
Unknown: cloning is a spy
47:39
John C Dvorak: Clooney
47:40
Adam Curry: so all we really know he they're calling him in
47:46
the calling him back. They're calling him for Okay, I
47:50
John C Dvorak: can't like then they wrote
47:52
Adam Curry: this in a column for Economist magazine.
47:56
John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah, that thing. So
47:59
Adam Curry: that so clearly the weapons are we know the weapons
48:03
are moving to Africa, but they're there. There's all kinds
48:07
of war going on, which is great. It was great. It's great. Let's
48:12
be honest, it's great. We got a war down there. Very fuzzy no
48:15
one understands it. That so that would be a couple of clips here
48:19
but the word Ukraine is over they've got to end this Ukraine
48:22
thing and
48:23
John C Dvorak: that is lies as a conduit for for guns and money.
48:27
According to if it's a conduit for guns and money this could go
48:31
on for a long time.
48:35
Adam Curry: Developed quotes pet that Pavel check Prevot
48:38
president and a retired Army General that Ukraine This is
48:42
from where's this from Euro intelligence are calm that
48:45
Ukraine has about six months to finish the job not because of
48:49
the winter weather but introducing political events
48:52
elections in the US both in Russia Ukraine territorial gains
48:56
Ukraine will have made by then will form the basis of a
48:59
negotiated armistice with Russia developed noted that this was
49:02
one of the few unscripted comments from the NATO summit in
49:06
Vilnius.
49:09
John C Dvorak: So so so okay, what they will look at the six
49:11
months timeline. When is that when is that can that be be
49:17
during Christmas would be the Christmas or the Christmas
49:20
miracle Christmas miracle to Christmas? Yeah, it'd be some
49:23
Christmas angle.
49:26
Unknown: Is miracle miracle everybody.
49:28
John C Dvorak: Cool. reelect me your President Joe Biden. Okay,
49:32
we're on clip. Four. I think the CIA
49:35
Unknown: is no stranger to Ukraine. Clearly in the post
49:39
world war two period. It was involved in developing right
49:46
wing groups within Ukraine that were opposing the Soviet Union,
49:50
a lot of them former Neo Nazis and as you write, the CIA has
49:55
been central to the war, this war even before it began, when
49:59
Biden intact our director, William Burns as his global
50:03
troubleshooter Could you talk about burns his role and this
50:07
historic connection between the CIA and in groups in Ukraine?
50:12
Well, when Joe Biden became president, he appointed a number
50:15
of his close associates, Antony Blinken and Jake Sullivan to be
50:20
his main national security actors. But the person that was
50:25
appointed to be the Director of the CIA, a former ambassador to
50:29
Russia, William Burns, and as a Foreign Service officer in his
50:34
career, but was somebody who was much more considered to be the
50:39
senior statesman of the administration, if you will, the
50:42
person with the most experience. And so when Russia invaded
50:46
Ukraine in February 2022, it was no surprise that burns became
50:53
the central figure in this in this war, and that he had both
50:59
the superior knowledge of Putin and of Russia, but also he had
51:04
had a long career specializing in Eastern Europe. So when he
51:09
was appointed, the sort of the the Biden administration's back
51:14
channel negotiator, diplomat and main spy it because it felt to
51:21
him to handle relations with keys. Remember, the US Embassy
51:27
was closed for a long time it felt to the CIA to handle the
51:31
clandestine relations that existed with Poland and other
51:34
countries, relationships, which had been built up since 911. And
51:40
since even the end of the Cold War,
51:42
Adam Curry: oh, this is great. So while the entire country that
51:46
considers themselves awake, myself included, is watching the
51:51
IRS whistleblower. Look at the Biden crime family look at all
51:55
given all that money. $70 million to all of us. It's all
51:58
since you cray. They're all its hunters going down for Ukraine,
52:04
Biden, he might take his dad with him. Parts of the family
52:07
who knows? They're all focusing on the IRS, while the real big
52:11
crime is this. This is the this is the huge crime. And it makes
52:17
total sense. That's why we've got the cyber guys in there who
52:20
protected Hillary, what's it called? The Ukrainian outfit?
52:26
Who got her server? I can't remember the name of it.
52:29
John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah. What is the name of that group?
52:33
Adam Curry: It'll come to me, you know, the, their, their so
52:36
called legit company. Where are you trolls? trolls, TROLLS are
52:43
trolls are dead.
52:45
John C Dvorak: Bolts are no good. It's got a clip, we're on
52:49
clip five. That clip it was an optional clip, cloud bursting
52:55
and cloud strike cloud strike. So William Burns was the guy who
53:00
said that NATO shouldn't move any further east. So he's kind
53:03
of in between on the on on the policy side, it
53:06
Adam Curry: doesn't care. He just want he just wants to run
53:08
them the weapons down to Africa. He don't care. doesn't care.
53:13
Everybody's winning. And they're laughing at the stupid military
53:16
industrial complex. You guys think you're making all the
53:20
money, but we're making the money, pure profit, baby, no
53:23
oversight,
53:24
John C Dvorak: we sell it to the overhead.
53:27
Adam Curry: And by the way, your
53:28
John C Dvorak: guys actually have to develop machine tools.
53:31
We don't have to do any of that.
53:33
Adam Curry: And by the way, you know not to send emails to Molly
53:36
we're selling them guns. gumbos yep, I like it.
53:41
John C Dvorak: There probably is some disdain at that level.
53:43
Sure. Clip five.
53:46
Unknown: But it's not altogether clear that does Lensky has full
53:50
control over the Ukrainian military or the Ukrainian secret
53:53
services. Nor is it necessarily the case that the United States
53:57
is in a position to really exert much leverage against Ukraine at
54:01
this point, it's like too big to fail, that the United States has
54:05
invested so much in the Ukraine war that it can't really
54:08
credibly. Say it is the Lensky if you don't do x, we're going
54:12
to stop supplying you with arms. It's just not a tenable policy
54:16
anymore. So the CIA represents these many interests, the
54:21
interests not to escalate with Russia, the interest not to have
54:24
Russia resort to the use of nuclear weapons, trying to
54:28
understand what Putin's position and Putin is thinking is, but at
54:32
the same time, it struggles with the question of whether or not
54:36
it understands well enough what it is that Ukraine wants and
54:39
also what it is that Ukraine will accept beyond its public
54:43
rhetoric in trying to end the war.
54:49
John C Dvorak: Okay, all right. Well, that was nothing clips
54:52
that was like that there may have been something there but
54:57
they're letting the next clip is kind of more interesting because
54:59
it introduces some facts. If true, that are disconcerting to
55:06
say the least, US intelligence
55:08
Unknown: also believes that the Russians, the the FSB, the
55:11
Russian intelligence services themselves are not really privy
55:16
to how the arms are moving into the country that they're not
55:19
really they don't really have the intelligence ability to
55:23
track arms as they're coming into Ukraine. And as a result of
55:27
that, the CIA insists that this is a secret that it's an actual
55:32
secret of the divulging, some of which would have a deleterious
55:37
effect on national security. We were willing to not mention the
55:42
countries and not mention the name of the airline that's
55:44
involved. But the truth of the matter is that it's quite
55:48
interesting that the assessment of the agency is that the
55:51
Russian intelligence is very limited in what it can see. And
55:55
to some degree, that is, that's proven and in Russian attacks
55:59
and Russian re attacks, where it's clear that despite all of
56:03
the money that Russia spends on its FSB, on the ex KGB on on
56:08
satellites, etc, that it just isn't up to the quality of NATO
56:12
or the United States and its own intelligence collection.
56:16
Adam Curry: Oh, there you go.
56:18
John C Dvorak: That's interesting.
56:19
Adam Curry: Go our guys. Yeah, well, oh,
56:22
John C Dvorak: what's the what's the deal with that? I thought,
56:24
you know, Putin was like ex KGB, and you know, he's gonna be all
56:27
in on this thing, and they dropped the ball.
56:30
Adam Curry: Oh, please. You know, so this plays into so
56:32
okay. I like this Christmas miracle. Six months, CIA's
56:37
gearing up. This is also probably the one area that Bobby
56:42
The Op knows nothing about. I don't think he's any expert on
56:45
Africa, in by any stretch of the imagination. Oh, I agree. And so
56:51
what do we have next away from the fighting a huge effort has
56:54
been made to help Ukraine carry on exporting its grain. And
56:58
that's not just to keep the country's economy healthy. It's
57:00
because so many countries around the world rely on Ukrainian
57:04
wheat and other products. For the past year, a deal has been
57:08
in place which meant Russia promised not to attack Ukrainian
57:12
cargo ships as they sail through the Black Sea, the main route
57:15
for exporters. That deal expires at the end of Monday, Turkish
57:19
time and Russia having kept everyone guessing, has now said
57:23
it will not be renewed, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov
57:27
did hold out hope that an agreement could be reached in
57:30
the future.
57:33
Unknown: Great agreements cease to be valid today. Vladimir
57:37
Putin said earlier, it comes to an end on July the 17th.
57:41
Unfortunately, the part of these black sea agreements concerning
57:45
Russia has not been implemented so far. So in effect, it's
57:49
terminated. As soon as the Russian part of the deal is
57:52
fulfilled, the Russian side will comply immediately.
57:56
Adam Curry: Now, why was this because the CIA did one of their
57:59
favorite things. They blew something up they blew up the
58:01
bridge. And like, oh, okay, well, there you go. No more
58:05
deal. And who does that affect? Mainly? Well, prices, although I
58:09
even heard you in Horowitz on DHL and plug talking about how
58:12
little the prices moved? Up. Yeah,
58:15
John C Dvorak: that's where it was nursing. That's very
58:17
interesting.
58:18
Because the other guy, the basis for this, this deal falling
58:23
apart was not that bridge at that. I think that was
58:26
misdirection. I don't know what the bridge it helps. It helped.
58:29
It helped. Well, it helps for the excuse, but because debt
58:33
ignores the real issues versus the UN never followed up on
58:36
their deal with Russia
58:38
Adam Curry: to reconnect the to fix the ammonia exports and to
58:42
put them back into Swift. Yeah, amongst others
58:45
John C Dvorak: was the promise. They didn't. They went they
58:49
reneged and so this bridge thing blows up. Next thing you know,
58:51
that's being blamed do have a blank tab about the bridge.
58:55
Yeah, I've
58:56
Adam Curry: got a couple actually. But go ahead. And
58:57
let's
58:58
John C Dvorak: Scott Ritter on this one podcast likes to do
59:01
Adam Curry: Scott Ritter has been he's been doing some
59:03
interesting stuff. I'm really worried.
59:07
John C Dvorak: I don't want to say the FSB has got anything to
59:10
do with it. But Scott Ritter is on this podcast a lot. And it's,
59:15
and he's talking about the Ukraine bridge here.
59:18
Unknown: Hold on a sec. Yes. Got it. Russia has called this a
59:20
terrorist act. The reason why is that Russia is not at war with
59:25
Ukraine and Ukraine has not declared war against Russia,
59:28
people need to understand that there's fighting going on. But
59:32
from a from a legal structural standpoint, Russia is not at war
59:37
with Ukraine. So from the Russian perspective, this bridge
59:41
which connects us in the dark region of Russia, which is a
59:44
peaceful region, no martial law declared part of Russia with
59:48
Crimea is a civilian structure. And it was struck. Two civilians
59:55
died. And they call this a terrorist act from the Ukrainian
59:58
perspective. It's alleged animat military target. What's of
1:00:02
significance here is that the Ukrainians by attacking this
1:00:06
bridge may have pushed Russia to a point where it reconsiders.
1:00:12
Its its approach as bad as things look in Ukraine towards
1:00:16
the Ukrainian government, Ukrainian people, people need to
1:00:18
understand this. Russia is not treating and it has not treated
1:00:22
Ukraine as a nation that it's at war yet, meaning that there's a
1:00:26
lot of things that are allowed to continue to happen in
1:00:28
Ukraine. That would not happen if Russia was at war with
1:00:32
Ukraine. And by attacking this bridge, the Ukrainians may have
1:00:37
actually created some political impetus to push Russia over the
1:00:41
edge and start considering actions that up until now it has
1:00:45
not been willing to undertake like dropping strategic bridges
1:00:49
across a member river.
1:00:50
Adam Curry: So do you think that Russia, Moscow, Putin, Putin,
1:00:55
you think that he is actually not in the loop that he can't
1:00:58
see what's happening that this is all going down to Africa
1:01:00
where he has a lot of important assets?
1:01:05
John C Dvorak: Well, if you listen to the other guy, who
1:01:07
says that the FSB is incompetent? Um,
1:01:10
Adam Curry: yeah. Well, so this makes total sense there. There
1:01:13
John C Dvorak: was a report to Putin and tell him what's going
1:01:15
on.
1:01:16
Adam Curry: This makes total sense for the.
1:01:27
Show while we're moving guns down to Africa, where Al Qaeda
1:01:30
is now fighting ISIS for some reason. I mean, it's crazy stuff
1:01:33
in the world I've heard going on. We have the CIA broadcasting
1:01:37
systems, doing interviews, of course, it's the pixie girl the
1:01:40
spook extraordinaire,
1:01:42
Unknown: Do you solemnly swear or affirm this Special Agent
1:01:44
Joseph Ziegler is a 13 year veteran of the IRS, a registered
1:01:48
Democrat, and until now a confidential whistleblower.
1:01:52
Today he publicly testified about his role investigating the
1:01:55
president's son Hunter for tax crimes.
1:01:58
I'm the main case agent. I worked 95% of this tax
1:02:03
investigations.
1:02:04
Adam Curry: By the way, now that I think about this. Have you
1:02:06
seen this guy? This Ziegler guy looks like
1:02:09
John C Dvorak: there's you're glued on beer? Yes.
1:02:13
Unknown: Let me show you. An exclusive interview with CBS
1:02:16
News. Ziggler told us he believed the evidence he
1:02:19
gathered during the five year probe supported multiple felony
1:02:22
and misdemeanor counts, including allegations Hunter
1:02:25
Biden wrote off personal expenses as business payments,
1:02:29
hotels, he was blacklisted from payments that were made to
1:02:32
escorts payments that are made to no show employees.
1:02:36
Ziegler said he drafted this memo recommending Justice
1:02:39
Department prosecutors charge Hunter Biden accordingly. But he
1:02:42
said the Trump appointed US Attorney David Weiss told them
1:02:45
there was resistance to pursuing some of these charges by other
1:02:48
officials at the Justice Department.
1:02:50
It's a matter of are we treating all taxpayers the same? And in
1:02:55
this case? And in this case? No, I don't think so.
1:02:58
Adam Curry: By the way, this interview, if you really look at
1:03:00
it, all her questions were asked later, they were all noddy's and
1:03:04
pickups. It was not a real time interview with the guy.
1:03:07
Unknown: Today Democrats push back on claims of preferential
1:03:11
treatment.
1:03:11
There is no evidence that Hunter Biden has received any kind of
1:03:15
official favoritism in this prosecution for being Joe
1:03:19
Biden's son,
1:03:19
but Ziggler describe to CBS News a series of roadblocks that
1:03:23
included his efforts to interview Hunter Biden's adult
1:03:26
children about the legitimacy of his tax deductions. What did the
1:03:30
Assistant US Attorney tell you
1:03:32
that that's gonna get us into hot water?
1:03:35
Ziggler also told us prosecutors would not sign off on pursuing
1:03:39
leads that might involve President Biden,
1:03:41
anytime we potentially wanted to go down the road of asking
1:03:46
questions related to the President. It was that's going
1:03:50
to take too much approvals. We can't ask those questions.
1:03:53
It's a politically sensitive case, wouldn't it require
1:03:56
additional approvals? Yes, I do
1:03:57
understand that. But it would be like, Well, let's think about
1:04:00
it. Let's put that on the back burner. And it would now move
1:04:03
down to item number 50.
1:04:05
Adam Curry: I gotta tell you, I was looking at this interview,
1:04:07
and there's a couple of clips on it on Twitter. And I come from
1:04:11
television, I noticed this immediately. These are all not
1:04:14
easy. These are all questions she's asked. She may have had
1:04:17
the real interview, she may have done that with them. But for
1:04:19
some reason, they decided maybe the lighting was off and they
1:04:22
can think of a million things. But it seems like such an
1:04:25
obvious CIA thing to do to meticulously edit it together.
1:04:30
You didn't ask the question just right. Why don't just pick that
1:04:33
up, just get a little better question. Because we really need
1:04:35
to sign up the American people and it's it's very effective.
1:04:39
The things they're saying, well, not everyone's treated, right.
1:04:42
Everybody in the world who pays taxes in America is like Yeah,
1:04:46
screw those guys. What's happening in Africa, St. Louis
1:04:49
Unknown: described as news a series of roadblocks that
1:04:52
included his efforts to interview Hunter Biden's adult
1:04:55
children about the legitimacy of his tax deductions. Can you get
1:04:59
the assistance Hmm.
1:05:01
John C Dvorak: Back it up again. You know, for some reason I keep
1:05:03
hearing yet and I don't know what the effect of it is but the
1:05:07
way she says add dolt is sounds like interview hunter or
1:05:14
somebody a hunter Biden's adult, add adult. Like disabled that's
1:05:22
like Biden himself is disabled Biden Joe Biden is adult
1:05:26
Adam Curry: I was just looking at the troll room and digit up
1:05:30
and bull moose both posted that before you even said it. Listen
1:05:34
again St.
1:05:34
Unknown: Louis describe to CBS News a series of roadblocks that
1:05:38
included his efforts to interview Hunter Biden's adult
1:05:41
children,
1:05:41
Adam Curry: your right adult adult children about the
1:05:44
legitimacy
1:05:45
Unknown: of his tax deductions. What did the Assistant US
1:05:48
Attorney tell you
1:05:49
that that's gonna get us into hot water.
1:05:52
Ziggler also told us prosecutors would not sign off on pursuing
1:05:55
leads that might involve President Biden,
1:05:58
anytime we potentially wanted to go down the road of asking
1:06:03
questions related to the President. It was that's going
1:06:07
to take too much approvals. We can't ask those questions. It's
1:06:10
a politically sensitive case. Wouldn't it require additional
1:06:13
approvals? Yes, I do understand that. But it would be like Well,
1:06:16
let's think about it. Let's put that on the back burner and it
1:06:19
would now move down to item number 50.
1:06:22
This probe was ongoing during the 2020 election when Justice
1:06:25
Department policy limited some investigative steps. The US
1:06:29
Attorney in Delaware has told Congress twice he had the
1:06:32
ultimate decision making authority. President Biden
1:06:35
denies involvement in his son's business deals. And Nora Hunter
1:06:38
Biden's legal team said any claim the probe wasn't thorough
1:06:41
is quote preposterous.
1:06:44
Adam Curry: So all of this is just distraction. And then, you
1:06:50
know, they threw in some other stuff. I thought this was kind
1:06:53
of funny. It was cute. Like, hey, what else can we do? Just
1:06:56
to throw everybody off
1:06:56
Unknown: tonight, a picture of Travis King coming into sharper
1:06:59
focus. The US Army Private set off a diplomatic crisis when he
1:07:03
dashed across South Korea's border with North Korea Tuesday.
1:07:06
Adam Curry: Who cares? Who cares? Why is this big news?
1:07:12
Whatever do defects to North Korea? Oh
1:07:16
John C Dvorak: boy. I fully I don't know he defected or
1:07:20
anything. We don't know anything. He
1:07:21
Adam Curry: was on a tour bus and then he stepped in and the
1:07:24
whole thing is weird.
1:07:27
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's that is a weird Yeah, it's that's uh,
1:07:30
something's very bogus. And
1:07:32
Adam Curry: then to add insult to injury tonight former
1:07:35
President Donald Trump is bracing to be indicted as soon
1:07:38
as Friday I mean come on. You just flip what what do we look
1:07:43
we do we look don't look at Ukraine. Don't look it in
1:07:45
Chrome. Don't look over there. We're setting it up setting up
1:07:49
for Africa. And now it makes me question representative clay
1:07:54
Hagen Hagen Hagen Where's Hagen from? No. Clay look him up.
1:08:00
Yeah, I'm going to clay Higgins representing the third district
1:08:08
of South oops, way you missed this. Skate Southwest Louisiana
1:08:15
old guy. Yeah, the bald guy. He had a he had a good little bit.
1:08:20
There was a hearing now just to disk Louisiana, just to
1:08:24
discredit the military industrial complex or more. And
1:08:30
to solidify in the minds of I don't know podcasters that it's
1:08:34
not the CIA. No, it's not the CIA. Your problem is the
1:08:38
military industrial complex
1:08:40
Unknown: on the year of my birth 1901. In his farewell speech,
1:08:47
President Eisenhower said the following this conjunction of an
1:08:51
immense military establishment and a large arms industry is the
1:08:56
new American experience. Yet we must not fail to comprehend his
1:09:01
grave implications. In the council's of government, we must
1:09:06
guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether
1:09:11
sought or unsought, by the military industrial complex. The
1:09:17
potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists
1:09:23
and will persist. I have a copy of the NDAA of that year. In
1:09:32
1962. NDA was drafted in 1961. I have a copy of it on my desk.
1:09:40
It's one page long.
1:09:45
Adam Curry: I heard there's like oh, this is great, because the
1:09:47
new one is 800 pages long.
1:09:49
Unknown: Seven and a half billion dollars
1:09:51
Adam Curry: is now at 100 times above that. Of course, you got
1:09:55
to take inflation into account but one page versus 800 pages So
1:10:00
yeah, we're all focused on those things. But CIA and now with
1:10:06
what we've learned about from this arcane dude that puts this
1:10:11
into this is older clip puts us back into perspective. We
1:10:14
Unknown: turn now to the director of the CIA offering
1:10:17
some rare insight into how the agency recruits spies. Director
1:10:20
Burns says the attempted revolt against Vladimir Putin by
1:10:24
Russian mercenaries last month has provided a unique
1:10:27
opportunity for the US intelligence community agencies.
1:10:30
Edwin is here to explain that. Um, good morning.
1:10:33
Good morning Lionel. That avoided rebellion happened about
1:10:36
a week ago when though it ended within just hours. The CIA
1:10:40
director says it's still making an impact. This morning, US CIA
1:10:45
director William Burns, capitalizing on the short lived
1:10:48
mutiny in Russia by Wagner group mercenary boss Yevgeny
1:10:52
Prigogine, stating Russian frustrations with the war in
1:10:55
Ukraine is making it easier to recruit spies,
1:10:59
disaffection with the war will continue to gnaw away at the
1:11:02
Russian leadership that disaffection creates a once in a
1:11:06
generation opportunity for us at CIA, at our core, a human
1:11:10
intelligence service.
1:11:12
I mean,
1:11:15
Adam Curry: that's gotta have Putin a little freaked.
1:11:18
John C Dvorak: Well, the other thing was, I think that was a
1:11:20
response to the Mi six guy coming on TV.
1:11:24
Adam Curry: You get a clip on Hey, man, we
1:11:26
John C Dvorak: need more spies on our agency, our doors always
1:11:29
open, just show up.
1:11:34
Adam Curry: Oh, man, this is this is it's fun to have a new
1:11:37
direction. A new direction.
1:11:44
John C Dvorak: The guy who does arc in character, he did mention
1:11:47
that in one of the devasting went on for half hour. He did
1:11:53
mention that the CIA, there's two groups. There's the old and
1:11:58
actually no, as mentioned one of these people from the I Spy
1:12:00
podcast that the CIA has lost his way since the Cold War and
1:12:03
they're looking for something else to do. Yeah. Got nothing to
1:12:07
do. Really, there's no you know, the day and there's no
1:12:10
competition from Russia and China, you know what to do about
1:12:13
that. And the Chinese killed all the CIA operatives in the in the
1:12:18
country, they can't figure out how to deal with that. Yeah. And
1:12:21
so there Look, there's kind of a rudderless ship according to him
1:12:25
or according to this other person. And so they're, you
1:12:29
know, flailing about.
1:12:32
Adam Curry: Then, of course, the State Department is filled with
1:12:34
spooks. And all those creeps like Blinken. And did we have
1:12:40
that clip where they all have, they all have consultancies, all
1:12:49
consulting about whatever to do in Ukraine. It's just the whole
1:12:53
thing is so sick. That I think we're real ended up I think this
1:12:57
is this whole Biden crime family wild true. Is is really the SIOP
1:13:02
and then the CIA says It's a Christmas miracle this will be
1:13:07
over in six months and will be set to God and of course it's
1:13:10
annoying because who knows what about Africa? Africa is
1:13:13
complicated. We're not
1:13:15
John C Dvorak: very good at and months is no it's like three
1:13:18
United States is considered a continent. Now let's watch while
1:13:22
we're on Ukraine, let's play Claire daily bitching and
1:13:25
moaning good
1:13:27
Unknown: all the bravado about the vibrant European industry
1:13:31
the chips Act actually is just another example of Europe
1:13:35
scrambling to respond to you lateral that's
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John C Dvorak: the wrong one.
1:13:38
Adam Curry: I'm sorry, I just picked Claire daily. Yeah, it's
1:13:41
John C Dvorak: up there. Sorry. I said keyword was Ukraine.
1:13:45
Adam Curry: Ukraine clear daily. Oh, let's we'll cut it out.
1:13:47
Don't worry. By the way the ASAP
1:13:49
John C Dvorak: is that is something about arms you know,
1:13:52
loading up with arms and sending it the ASAP bill that was
1:13:55
passed. Or the EU just rubbish. Oh,
1:13:59
Adam Curry: yes, yes, yes. Well, no one will ever know because we
1:14:01
cut it out of the show.
1:14:02
Unknown: Thanks very much President so here we are at the
1:14:05
quarks must be popping into the arms industry boardrooms all
1:14:09
over Europe. A plan Ross through behind closed doors, no public
1:14:14
consultation, no public debate presented as a fait accompli
1:14:19
just waiting for our rubber stamp.
1:14:21
Adam Curry: I think we already played this. Is this an already
1:14:24
knew
1:14:27
John C Dvorak: ASAP was pretty pretty new bill. But how would
1:14:32
you know with her? Good point
1:14:36
Unknown: he was waiting for our rubber stamp. A unilateral
1:14:40
declaration by an unelected Commissioner that you're at this
1:14:44
now a war economy, not a war on poverty or homelessness are on
1:14:50
climate change, but a tiktoks to the public of Europe that they
1:14:54
have to accept another 1 billion euros being laundered from their
1:14:59
pockets. back into the fat wallets of the global arms
1:15:03
industry. The workers in those factories have to soak up the
1:15:07
suspension of the working time act. And if they don't, they'll
1:15:11
be brandished as traitors or Kremlin agents. And if that
1:15:15
wasn't bad enough, it won't be just our arms industries because
1:15:19
our friends in the US and Israel can dip into the past flog off
1:15:24
bits to their European counterparts. They'll do the
1:15:26
final assembly, put a stamp and a premium on us. And it's
1:15:30
champagne all around. And why wouldn't it be a three to 4000
1:15:35
euro per show, and we're expected the workers of Europe
1:15:38
are expected to pay for a million of them. It's absolutely
1:15:42
outrageous. If you really cared about Ukraine, you'd be pushing
1:15:46
for peace. But the EU hasn't lifted a finger to push for
1:15:50
peace in Ukraine. In fact, it's done everything to escalate the
1:15:54
conflict and prevent peace because for the EU, it's all
1:15:58
about the war profiteers, and the catastrophe in Ukraine is
1:16:02
nothing more than a global opportunity for your friends.
1:16:06
It's an absolute disgrace. It's about time to start to work for
1:16:09
peace. Yeah.
1:16:11
Adam Curry: Good luck with that. Good mistake. And what did you
1:16:15
say next? Well, I have one more clip and we'll take a break
1:16:19
because we got a lot of fun stuff to talk about. If this
1:16:23
wasn't fun enough, all of a sudden, out of just, you know,
1:16:27
thinking State Department CIA. Let's just think Hillary
1:16:30
Clinton. Let's bring Clinton in. For some reason. Anthony Weiner
1:16:35
is out on podcast land. What? Exactly what I said, Anthony
1:16:42
wiener is doing podcasts interviews, and he's doing it
1:16:45
with that he is on the PD b you know, the Patrick bet Davis
1:16:51
podcast accountability you do. It's kind of a weird podcast.
1:16:56
That's the one that McGregor was on everyone going on that
1:16:59
podcast now. And so he gets Anthony wiener on it. I mean,
1:17:05
just listen to it. wieners the guests listen to what this guy
1:17:09
does to him.
1:17:10
Unknown: When you go through the list of people that have been to
1:17:13
Hillary Clinton and the Clintons and the Deadpool. This is not a
1:17:18
conspiracy. You got the names of James McDougal Clinton's
1:17:21
convicted whitewater partner,
1:17:23
Adam Curry: he's talking he's going through the body count the
1:17:26
Clinton body count is a Clinton death kill list.
1:17:30
Unknown: Item an apparent heart attack. You know Mary Mahonia
1:17:33
former White House intern was murdered July 1997. Out of
1:17:36
Starbucks coffee shop and George Brown died in a crash Vince
1:17:40
Foster was Vince Foster was the next one who by the way the
1:17:44
James Google was a key witness in Ken Starr in a plane crash
1:17:48
Why is he on the list? Ron Brown is another one but it was a
1:17:50
close person to this Victor racer, you got Paul Tooley Ed
1:17:53
wooley.
1:17:54
Wait while you're reading a list of people that Bill and Hillary,
1:17:57
you they're, they're seven women
1:17:59
and here's I'm asking you this question. I'm asking you this
1:18:01
question and answer at the end. So you got Jerry parks Jane
1:18:05
bunch James Wilson, Kathy Fergus and Bill shelter Mandy bow,
1:18:08
you're better than Florence Martin Susan Coleman. Paula
1:18:11
Grober. Danny Casimiro. Paula Wilker, John Walker, Barbara
1:18:16
Weiss. We should verify this yourself because you're running
1:18:19
a radio show. You should look it up. Dr. Stanley Hurd. Barry
1:18:22
Beale Barry seal here Johnny.
1:18:26
Can you read me the URL? Should
1:18:27
we send you the most credible sources?
1:18:31
With a link below we'll put the link up so I know what
1:18:33
Friday Kevin Ivey, Dan Henry Keith Kalani, and these were
1:18:38
part of the ivy Henry case. Keith McCaskill, the ivy Henry
1:18:42
you can look it up Ivy Henry case so Gregory Collins Jeff
1:18:46
Rhodes, James mill and Richard winter and then you got the
1:18:48
close bodyguards major I'm saying well you Mark Lee Captain
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Scott Reynolds a Brian Handley Tim sable General William Brown.
1:18:56
List of how is this dance courses however, Kelly Colonel
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Gary Rhodes, Steve wills, Robert Williams Conway love blue Todd
1:19:03
McKinnon I'm done the show. It's 46 names and a
1:19:07
list when I read the URL list when I
1:19:10
when I finished this when I finished this still in the
1:19:13
storm.com you can look
1:19:14
it still in the storm.com big moment guy. Yeah, so you can go
1:19:19
and talk about chemtrails at the end. Just reading the article
1:19:24
he's reading I was reading a list of names so even ask the
1:19:26
question it's a list
1:19:27
of facts that you're getting nervous as an answer. Nervous I
1:19:30
just makes us sick as well. It also
1:19:35
doesn't because the establishment question but
1:19:38
reading a list of will your reaction isn't answering
1:19:41
spirits. I know these things make me sick and someone went
1:19:44
into a pizza parlor in Washington because they believe
1:19:46
this shit and you're making an echo chamber reaction
1:19:49
is an answer. So let me go to here now.
1:19:53
Adam Curry: Why is wiener out there and why is he defending
1:19:56
the Clintons on this? Why is he why You see anywhere. Carlos
1:20:02
Danger.
1:20:02
John C Dvorak: So some guy comes I say, I mean, I go on this
1:20:05
podcast I'm associated with the Clintons. Yeah. And this guy
1:20:09
starts reading this this list I first thing I'd say, Well, you
1:20:12
can read this list all you want. Most of what you're going to
1:20:16
claim has been debunked. I mean, they just say something like
1:20:20
that. It's been debunked in the end. I have no idea about any of
1:20:26
it. I'm not dead yet. So that's what you would say to say yes.
1:20:33
Say Yeah, well, you can say it's very funny or humorous. You're
1:20:36
really funny. Oh, yeah. laughing
1:20:38
Adam Curry: your hands your your reaction is an answer. And with
1:20:44
that, I'd like to thank you for your courage in the morning to
1:20:46
the man who put the sea in the Clinton body count and the
1:20:49
Christmas miracle say hello to my friend on the other end.
1:20:51
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Johnson
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John C Dvorak: in the morning to you, Mr. Adam cranium ownership
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and nights out there.
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Adam Curry: In the morning to all of our tools in the room,
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you can find the control room.io Put your hands up going around
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John C Dvorak: for Thursday. Yeah, yeah. All right. 1800 on
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Thursday. Yeah, so we're
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Adam Curry: above avarage fantastic. The trolls are a
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What we recommend is you go to podcast app.com get a brand new
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So welcome to that.
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John C Dvorak: The great meme hater.
1:22:27
Adam Curry: The great meme hater Yes, that's me.
1:22:30
John C Dvorak: Now you say the meme about you know, what is it?
1:22:33
Ah, beauty.
1:22:35
Adam Curry: What is it? Tell me.
1:22:37
John C Dvorak: My my I put it in the next newsletter.
1:22:39
Adam Curry: But you said you, you so you don't really remember
1:22:42
is what you're saying? No, I
1:22:43
John C Dvorak: know what it is. Is you standing there in front
1:22:45
of a big screen giving some lecture and there's some anti
1:22:48
meme. A meme hanging on the screen
1:22:51
Adam Curry: me made our few our I hate 99% of all memes are
1:22:56
dumb. There's a new one. There's a new one on C span which one of
1:23:02
our producers have picked up on? And I have not clipped it yet.
1:23:06
But I think it's a Reddit meme. And instead of saying good
1:23:10
morning people say good morbid, good Morgan, Mo RBI N Good
1:23:15
Morgan
1:23:16
John C Dvorak: would say got to do with anything. What does it
1:23:18
mean? It's like
1:23:19
Adam Curry: it's some some dumb group on Reddit that, that, you
1:23:24
know, the I guess they're more morbid. They think the world is
1:23:27
ending. And so they say like we have in the morning. They have
1:23:30
good Morgan. And, and they keep saying that. Yeah, that's very
1:23:34
interesting.
1:23:35
John C Dvorak: See what they want. I don't see why it's a big
1:23:37
deal. It's not funny.
1:23:39
Adam Curry: It's not funny. It's not funny at all. But it's just
1:23:41
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But people certainly stepped up. In fact, because this is value
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John C Dvorak: Oh, that's right. Yeah. The Fredericksburg plea.
1:25:00
As I called him,
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Adam Curry: so he chipped in with $10 a month, I think is
1:25:04
what he's doing. Good. And it's not about the amount. It's just
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the fact that you do something. So now we're in that seesaw
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effect, where it'll be great today. It'll be Yeah. And Sean
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John C Dvorak: did it big again, because we bitch and moan
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Adam Curry: it would be great if everyone just kind of evened it
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out, but we appreciate it. Thank you. I mean, I'm the treasurer
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came in great today. But we also have people who commit their
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John C Dvorak: find that everyone's thinking about the
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show all the time. I'm happy that we have a local radio guy.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, I'm going on a show on Wednesday even to
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promote it even more. And I'm going to vote today
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John C Dvorak: but then didn't scold the local Fredericksburg.
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It's called the locals.
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Adam Curry: Hey, Laura Logan, why don't you donating? And
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Roseanne Barr she's here think. And the moms for liberty. Moms
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for Liberty a little mad at me. Oh, yeah. Why? I know Adam
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doesn't believe in Adrenochrome. But it's real. By the way, time
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for our donation clip. I'll play it now. People have pointed out
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to me that was it now that I made this clip somewhere. That
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Adrenochrome is indeed real.
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John C Dvorak: Okay. As I know it's a chemical. Yes, exactly.
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Adam Curry: And it was prominently featured in the book
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and the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, which I did not
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see it with Johnny Depp. But now I'm gonna have to see it but I
1:27:07
do have a clip in 32 seconds of the mention which is from the
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What's his face. The author wrote that the crazy how to read
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hundreds Thompson Yes, Hunter S Thompson. And here is Johnny
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Depp's portrayal of it in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. As
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your attorney I advise you to take a hit out of the little
1:27:28
brown bottle in my shaving kit. You won't need much
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Unknown: just a tiny taste what does it ship that stuff? Makes
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pure mescaline seem like ginger beer man
1:27:48
Adam Curry: Audrina Chrome, Chrome
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the whole scene is pretty funny. Yeah, and I just want to say
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just like kratom which you know, I'm learning a lot about kratom
1:28:06
if you're thinking Kratom is what you the powder you get at
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the local head shop and know your vape store and you put that
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in water. Yeah, that's not really what Kratom is. I mean
1:28:15
sure it's kratom but you know there's kratom leaf I'm willing
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to try some Audrina Chrome, so send it to the PIO box. If it's
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if it's if it's so prevalent in society since Hunter S Thompson.
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Someone's got to have some I'll try some
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John C Dvorak: brown bottle somewhere in Fredericksburg. We
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got to hold those ladies
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Unknown: Fredericksburg.
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Adam Curry: Give me some Fred Andrina chrome I'm ready to try
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it. I'm not afraid. So let's try it out. Let's see what the big
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deal is all about. I've never been one to step back from an
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experiment for the show. Yeah, it was hear about it. Yeah,
1:28:50
let's hear about it people. Meanwhile, let us thank the
1:28:54
artists who brought us the artwork for episode 1573 We
1:28:58
titled that for not no youth, which was a fun title about the
1:29:03
four note the four things that youth in China are no longer
1:29:06
doing. But were they again
1:29:08
John C Dvorak: a marriage dating children house home
1:29:12
Adam Curry: for no youth and the artwork. And we there was some
1:29:16
dispute it took us a while to decide on this one came to
1:29:19
John C Dvorak: us it was against this piece. It was from
1:29:21
Adam Curry: Dame Kenny Ben I liked it a lot. It was the clock
1:29:26
with all the all the numbers that are that are falling down
1:29:29
because of course the new generation has time blind is
1:29:33
time blind and can't tell time on an analog clock. I'm
1:29:37
generalizing Of course. I love this one right off the bat.
1:29:41
There were other choices but congratulation to Dame Kenny
1:29:44
Ben. And let us review what else we looked at the one you were
1:29:49
pushing for, if I recall correctly, was correct records
1:29:54
evergreen TV. Which was then was the television and heads
1:30:01
John C Dvorak: oh yeah I liked that piece. It's like that but I
1:30:04
also liked the other clock
1:30:08
Adam Curry: yeah but I didn't like it wasn't nice behind
1:30:10
John C Dvorak: blind clock you didn't you talked me out of it
1:30:13
because I
1:30:13
Adam Curry: didn't like the Braille was kind of making fun
1:30:15
of the blind
1:30:16
John C Dvorak: scrushy scruffy nerf did it and it the problem
1:30:19
was the Braille was not recognizable at at small sizes
1:30:23
so
1:30:24
Adam Curry: and we look briefly at the aspartame correct the
1:30:28
record aspartame can which was nicely done, but it just didn't
1:30:35
quite bring it home. We had I liked although it made no sense
1:30:40
the network's tighten up your nub, which was a beautiful piece
1:30:43
but made no sense because no one would know what that is about
1:30:46
couldn't even guess it could piece though. Something else you
1:30:49
liked. That we put the kibosh on I don't know there are a lot of
1:30:56
pieces and it's so appreciated what the artists do I mean pan
1:31:01
you guys really bring it home every single time so appreciated
1:31:05
a lot of Mickey Mouse stuff which we really can't do because
1:31:08
Disney is so litigious.
1:31:10
John C Dvorak: You put Yeah, doing anything it's got any
1:31:12
Paramount Disney any of those guys who are just a bunch of
1:31:15
dicks when it comes to this fair use or not, and it's fair use
1:31:22
there's no doubt about it, but they're not going to get away
1:31:24
with who needs the hassle.
1:31:26
Adam Curry: Nobody needs that who
1:31:26
John C Dvorak: needs the hassle there's plenty of other stuff we
1:31:28
can use don't start using Disney characters.
1:31:31
Adam Curry: Thank you very much Dame Kenny Ben for for the
1:31:34
artwork. We appreciate it. I see that already. We have a whole
1:31:36
bunch of people guessing what we're going to talk about and
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uploading art to no agenda art generator.com That's where you
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to time the artists do get a piece of the action very proud
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of that. And then we love having some treasure. Nice treasure
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donation 1574 This is phenomenal. Really appreciate
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that. Thank you so much. And only as you'd really said, Show
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Adam Curry: love that jingle that may come in handy in the
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next few months. I think
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John C Dvorak: Monty money came in with $1,000 Good for money.
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Oh, dear John and Adam blustery pot father for I have sinned and
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have been a douchebag. As a master procrastinator, it has
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only taken me 15 years some 1500 episodes. The imminent closure
1:33:28
of bank accounts bounced checks, the locking irate phone calls
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and subsequent unlocking of my accounts to get this over the
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line $1,000 Wow. Should it please the knighthood committee
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I shall would henceforth wish to be known as Monty the unbanked
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All right. Looks good to me. Thank you both for the best
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podcast in the universe second only to sex. It is the highlight
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of my week. I remain is ever your sincerely money he needs a
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Unknown: You've been de deuced thank you
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John C Dvorak: for coming close the show now this has been taken
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us 15 years 1500 episodes to get this guy and here he is. Finally
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donate.
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Adam Curry: Then we have Frank hulshof from Amersfoort in the
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Netherlands $1,000, and no notes. Could you find anything
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from Frank?
1:34:21
John C Dvorak: I didn't find anything. Then we get him a
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double up
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Adam Curry: and thank you so much. He's
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Unknown: got
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Adam Curry: karma and I'll take the next one.
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John C Dvorak: Because of the no notice time to remind people of
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Adam Curry: And pretty soon that'll be on the donation page.
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Yeah, I'm reliably informed. Yeah, like you
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, Anonymous is in hatchet and do it.
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Adam Curry: Okay. Please do you don't have your your
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credentials? You can't you I don't think you can actually
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patch that. I can. Okay, we'll check next week. Anonymous in
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Issaquah Walden today, anonymous in Issaquah. Washington. Also
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$1,000 Hey, gents, please keep me anonymous for employment
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purposes and deduce.
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Unknown: You've been de deuced.
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Adam Curry: I started listening in 2020 after Adam went on Rogen
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donation. I can't thank you enough for the alternative
1:35:37
perspective on world events. I took the blue pill as a young
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man, but you all gave me the red pill slow drip. I recently read.
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It's a good one. I recently regained employment as a
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geologist doing work on large EPA Superfund sites after
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refusing the jab. I'm giving you a well deserved chunk of my
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first paycheck after a three year employment hiatus. Thank
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you. I would like to title Upserve pen tonight. Geology
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nerds will understand Keep up the good work. What's the pen
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tonight? What is that?
1:36:09
John C Dvorak: Is that a kinda geology nerd my wife was she's
1:36:11
you know, she is a geology nerd.
1:36:13
Adam Curry: Brilliant. I thought she was an egg nerd.
1:36:16
John C Dvorak: Well, that too. But that's only recent.
1:36:18
Adam Curry: Keep up the good work jingle requests. I've got
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ants and I like bugs. We'll give you a little bit of the ants and
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all of the box for you anonymous.
1:36:28
Unknown: Again, ants forget
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Adam Curry: about that.
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John C Dvorak: Wow. Just like a DJ.
1:36:51
Adam Curry: Who's like 43 years of practice will do that to you.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, I'll be good at Ducha DJ Briggs talking
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about DJs Yeah. Douglas Massachusetts, six to four. Hey,
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Guy eyes. The donation six to four assigning a $4 week
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subscription to get my gold caught up and caught up from
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when I was smacked in the mouth by my buddy era Darien Oh, sir.
1:37:18
I haven't heard from him for a while not No, sir. Hours era
1:37:23
three years ago. Thanks for the great breakdown of everything
1:37:26
well, life. Also, unless cert Thursday show 157 To chop shop.
1:37:33
You mentioned Brown University having 39% of the students being
1:37:36
something other than straight. I just wanted to give you a little
1:37:39
context. I attended Rhode Island School of Design. Are I SDS? A
1:37:43
guy you know the guy who started air b&b is from that school? Oh,
1:37:48
really? I didn't know that. And he's worth a billion dollars.
1:37:51
Now schools got something going on. So the guy who started
1:37:54
talking heads group was from that school. That guy? That guy
1:37:59
Adam Curry: was talking heads group.
1:38:02
John C Dvorak: I guy in the mid 80s. And at the end at that
1:38:06
time, it was well known to us that the school was pretty much
1:38:10
50% gay. Oh, no one era there ever thought anything of it? And
1:38:15
actually, we all said yep, seems about right. When you get all
1:38:19
this creativity in one place. Brown University happens to be
1:38:23
the sister school for our ISD and his students had got into
1:38:27
our SD take their academic classes, math, science, etc. Ed
1:38:32
Brown had I continued there, I would have had an art degree
1:38:35
from our ISD and a teaching degree from Brown and you'd be
1:38:38
guy point is that 39% actually seems fairly accurate and not
1:38:43
sounds low to me, at least based on my history. And it doesn't
1:38:46
seem to me to be a byproduct of the current culture. So their
1:38:51
ratio guys happy to finally not be a douche bag. Well, we'll get
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muddied.
1:38:57
Unknown: You've been de deuced you know, that's a very clear
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story.
1:39:06
Adam Curry: Sir Donald's Spokane Valley, Washington. 567. I can
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do I can. Five, six 7.89. And he sent in a note we were just just
1:39:17
wondering how he was doing. And he sends in his note on United
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Federation of Planets Starfleet Combat Command letterhead.
1:39:24
Gentleman, I was reminded I have been overtaken by creeping
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douchebaggery by the mention of my name during the donation
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segment of show 1572 Please find enclosed my donation of five,
1:39:35
six 7.89. Perhaps this is a new method to encourage donations.
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Cheers, Sir Donald of the fire bottle Spokane Valley,
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Washington. No, we were just we actually didn't even say that.
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We just said How you doing? We wonder if you're okay. We'd like
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your letterhead.
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John C Dvorak: We may have suggested he was overboard.
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Possibly, possibly. I mean, it's possible possible. I mean,
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there's others that they will mention him right I still like
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to know what happened to her Lieutenant Colonel marine
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retired down in Southern California. Yeah. Semper Fi guy
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who was having some Semper Fi guy he was having some health
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health issues hope he's okay sir Bobby's up next in an SIR
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Bobby's in Amsterdam 543211 of my favorite donation numbers
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from my tax return. Sigrid k k God God God thank you for the
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John C Dvorak: I get it.
1:40:45
Adam Curry: Thank you very much sir Bobby sir Jimmy James,
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Oklahoma City Oklahoma 400 In the morning this is so much
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outstanding season have show content. That's right. Every
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this Saturday at chicken and pickle bring the family it'll be
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early who a good time. God bless sir Jimmy James of the South
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Central flatlands. Thank you Well, I don't think I can make
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it unfortunately but thanks
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John C Dvorak: Gifford Alexander in Athens Georgia. 333 Dots
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three three ITM. This is my second installment I wait a
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knighthood since the first karma you sent worked. So well. I
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would like to request karma for my wonderful girlfriend, Trisha
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and some business karma for myself. Thanks for all you do.
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Unknown: You've got karma.
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Adam Curry: URL Christopher is in Marshfield, Wisconsin. 333
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dot 33 and a lovely note he's just says no jingles just some
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Yeah, karma please from URL Christopher. You got it, girl.
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Unknown: You've got ah Harma
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John C Dvorak: as we get this one
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Adam Curry: oh, want me to get this one?
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John C Dvorak: Because it blowed up my blow down spreadsheet a
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little too long.
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Adam Curry: Brian Wolfram Dix hills in New York. But here we
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go. 333 33. First, I want to apologize for not donating
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sooner. I may have been in it may have been an I have been an
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incredibly longtime listener. This is my first donation
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please. May I be deduced for the 333 dot 33 adjusted
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Unknown: D deuced.
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Adam Curry: Alright, little history list lesson here. When I
1:42:31
first started listening, I was an oversensitive kid coming out
1:42:34
of college with dreams of being a rock star loaded with credit
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card debt and student loans I got bloated from the beers I
1:42:40
drank got messed up from taking SSRIs and I was on a horrible
1:42:44
path. My friends were into Noam Chomsky scouring CNN never
1:42:49
questioning the content that we felt was coming from intelligent
1:42:52
and righteous sources we sure knew our facts. Is does this
1:42:57
sound like you? Now I'm married two kids two dogs a house in
1:43:02
software development for over 10 years paid off credit cards paid
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off student loans, working my ass off every day, I turned to
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endurance running and if completed multiple 100 mile
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races with an even bigger race coming later this year. I'll be
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fast tracking myself to get tonight with through three
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larger donations then switching to a subscription model. I'm
1:43:20
going to end this note here and continue with the next donation
1:43:23
to talk about my COVID stand. I made the New York City mandates
1:43:26
for workers which also affected what my wife decision was as a
1:43:29
teacher. Thank you for every bit of energy you put into the show
1:43:33
the production and presentation makes each episode unique and
1:43:36
enjoyable to listen to. The resources like na shownotes.com
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are incredibly credible truly make this more than a podcast.
1:43:44
It's a full package. full package. I say. I asked. All I
1:43:50
asked for is at Jill Abramson vocal fry because the first time
1:43:54
I ever heard of it, I was convinced it was actually edited
1:43:59
or from being not of this earth. And some karma, please. Yes, of
1:44:03
course.
1:44:04
Unknown: You know, obviously, I re I read The New York Times
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like all day long, mainly on my iPad.
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You've got cameras Jill.
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John C Dvorak: Jill back, he's doing books if she hasn't gotten
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a job again in newspapers that I know of what she's where she
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belongs. Oh, Baron CAG and Holly Springs North Carolina 33333
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short note here's some value from the value Dojin goes oh
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karma. Thank you for your courage. Love is lit bearing
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Adam Curry: De Mandy Bennington, Vermont. 333 33. Dear John and
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Adam, as you read this, I will be halfway through an eight hour
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surgery. I will take any and all prayers from Gitmo nation. And I
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pray I am one of many executive producers this week. Thank you
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for all you do love Is day Mandy of the Green Mountains please
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everybody prayers up for day Mandy right now thank you and
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we'll give her some karma for healing
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Unknown: you've got karma
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John C Dvorak: going what's anonymous in Aurora Colorado new
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consulting business and second trimester baby our two d two
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karma keeping it busy and keeping short she came in with
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Adam Curry: Our two d two karma for you.
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Unknown: You've got
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Adam Curry: karma Do you want to do these next for John? Oh and
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I'll get the one I'll get John Stanfield you do these for
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John C Dvorak: Leroy Elliot in done for line UK 5333 No jingles
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John C Dvorak: regime for Letty in Bedford Massachusetts nuts
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Unknown: You've got karma
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John C Dvorak: Kathleen Anderson comes in from Avon, Connecticut
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333 Thanks for all you do. And thank you and last on this quick
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rundown here is Renny Byrne hards good router in looks like
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Adam Curry: then cough nice hanging last and Young's which
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means keep your head up. Don't don't jump out your head droop.
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John C Dvorak: Renee it probably is a heat because Renee is in
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Europe is typically a male. Thank you. Hi Renee goose got
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Adam Curry: Josh Stanfield Moreno Valley, California 333.
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John I freely admit I've been living the listener douchebag
1:47:05
life for a while enjoying you and Adams banter to make the day
1:47:08
more enjoyable. This ended with episode 1573 I was listening to
1:47:13
the donation section when Adam started to talk about the lack
1:47:15
of donations when Charlie our office cat jumped on the desk
1:47:19
and gave me that really look. Then he whacked the screen and
1:47:24
gave me that look again at this is a Charlie donation. At this
1:47:29
point Adam said something about barely getting $40 Back at the
1:47:32
end of the month when he whacked the screen again and looked at
1:47:35
me with what I can only describe as a Don't be a douchebag
1:47:38
anymore. So here is my 333 donation by PayPal kindly
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requested deducing from me and they punch people in the mouth
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for Charlie who has been show who has shown me the error of my
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listener mooching when
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Unknown: you've been de douche to
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Adam Curry: give me the punch people in the mouth in a moment
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John C Dvorak: anonymous and Henderson Colorado was jingles
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cancel canon comic blogger John's boost boost boost I don't
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know that but it's a real it's a real thing and a little karma
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wouldn't hurt great product great value. I've met two of my
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best friend's through no agenda social and I've met some high
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caliber people at meet ups. I hope more listeners will donate
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join the conversation on Mastodon and go to meet ups Good
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job Adam keep going John you're doing good dollars and 33 cents
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Adam Curry: yes here's your jingles God extra
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John C Dvorak: boost boost boost
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Adam Curry: and was there a karma in there as well? Yeah.
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Karma you got it.
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Unknown: You've got karma
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John C Dvorak: we have these and you can read a note John
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Brownlee and decor Iowa to to chew no note, no anything
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nothing give him a double up.
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Unknown: You've got
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John C Dvorak: two to two days Martin rakia, which is a row of
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ducks. We don't get up as much as we'd like Martin red kowski
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and Kingston, Tennessee 2120 2210 21 and double up for
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him.
1:49:24
Unknown: You've got
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John C Dvorak: a long note that you're gonna have to edit on the
1:49:29
fly for your lineal mom. And I want to mention she also sent in
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a cute little card, which was a short note on it and they don't
1:49:36
have they did get moved around I think is on the card wall. And I
1:49:40
want to thank her for that. Nice cute, very, very thoughtful.
1:49:44
Adam Curry: Yes, Millennial Mom, donate. Wouldn't you donate here
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201 dot o one. We appreciate that very long note. I'm going
1:49:50
to edit a bit on the fly. But she starts off by saying that
1:49:52
she was a typical kid growing up, had a typical kid diet lots
1:49:56
of processed foods crazy high amounts of sugar, caffeine even
1:50:00
having a type A personality I push myself in middle school in
1:50:03
high school signing up for harder courses sleeping, little
1:50:06
stressing over everything. Right after puberty hit, my body
1:50:09
started to fall apart, fall apart. I ignored this till I was
1:50:14
at the point of not being able to walk up the stairs anymore
1:50:16
without running out of energy. So this goes on for years.
1:50:19
Although we're healthy and improved somewhat, doctors never
1:50:23
really able to identify that then when she had her first
1:50:25
child, she had a serious infection, a horrible C section.
1:50:30
And her second child has severe food allergies is really comes
1:50:35
from her own nutrition. And so she looked into this and she
1:50:40
found that every single food specialist she went to for
1:50:43
allergies weren't so happy. I didn't give them any
1:50:47
vaccinations, you know, so she tried to start to kind of figure
1:50:51
out what was going on with her life. And she says, you know,
1:50:53
apparently milk is used as a preservative in most vaccines,
1:50:57
which blows my mind because many babies are allergic to cow's
1:51:00
milk to summarise, y'all rants about food are true. People
1:51:04
please feed your children and yourselves as well. Be cautious
1:51:08
with Western medicine they don't have all the answers and
1:51:10
mistakes can happen don't walk down the same path I did. Your
1:51:13
body is too precious to continue to throw crap in it while
1:51:16
sleeping too little and working too hard. Thanks for what you
1:51:18
do. Sincerely a Millennial Mom and I would say this is the same
1:51:23
story that the meat mafia boys went through. Go take a look at
1:51:26
the meat mafia podcast. When they got out of high school
1:51:30
their bodies fell apart as well. And they were athletic. It's a
1:51:33
good story and they they believe beef is what just pure
1:51:38
unadulterated beef is what got them back into health
1:51:43
John C Dvorak: there's a lot of thought out there but we're
1:51:46
gonna think Millennial Mom anyway yes
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Adam Curry: we
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John C Dvorak: do. John Clegg in Sunset Beach North Carolina 200
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No jingles no karma. I only asked that you announce visit
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the animal rescue.com and check the purple button to give you a
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Adam Curry: God gotta read over again site.com And you did
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John C Dvorak: a shitty retitle it Okay, take two was the it's
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the sentence itself that needs rewriting. This is the Animal
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the animals I can't do it now visit the animal rescue.com No
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and click the purple button you're doing
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Adam Curry: the domain name is wrong it's Animal Rescue
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site.com
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John C Dvorak: This the animal rescue site.com and click the
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purple button to give to benefit shelter animals
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Unknown: take that call back anytime.
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John C Dvorak: Thank you John. John John says
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Adam Curry: Deborah Jones is in Bastrop Texas we get to the end
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here of our Associate Executive producers at $200 No note you
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John C Dvorak: and last are getting did last by burn grant.
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Wessel in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin. 200. You like this
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recommended on video. Hello, tick.
1:53:26
Adam Curry: Tock. Hello tick tock. By the way, stop. What is
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Have you seen this tick tock live stuff? Not yet. Yes, you
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have because you sent me a recording of one with the weird
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John C Dvorak: Oh God,
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Adam Curry: but this that people are doing. So you can do live
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tick talking consent people money in real time. And they're
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doing some weird crap. I mean, dressing up. They've all got
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kitten ears. It's all highly sexualized. people covering
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themselves in mud. I mean, what is going on with the world? It's
1:54:00
like you're watching Walmart in real time. It's crazy.
1:54:05
John C Dvorak: I'll look into it. It's emotionally difficult
1:54:07
to frequently hear about few and far between donations. Yes,
1:54:12
that's the idea. I'm a freeloader. No more. That was
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the idea. Maybe change your economic model? No, no hybrid
1:54:21
donations and advertisers. No, you haven't listened to show you
1:54:28
have to know that. The reasons that won't work. Because of our
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content. It's not. It's not brand friendly. It's not brand
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new. There you go. Yes. Not brand friendly and
1:54:40
Adam Curry: brand new area or brand suitable.
1:54:44
John C Dvorak: But at the end, he writes, your audio quality is
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Adam Curry: Thank you. 43 years of practice, Rob Kirkpatrick.
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Where's
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John C Dvorak: the award? Where's the award? Oh, please.
1:54:59
Adam Curry: I Give up on the awards. You know, you have to
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pay to the way awards work these days is you can get in you can
1:55:06
get a nomination if you pay. You got to pay
1:55:08
John C Dvorak: for it. Yeah, it's true. And what is the
1:55:10
secret about awards? I don't like this. You buy them.
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Adam Curry: Yes. Rob Kirkpatrick is in Colorado Springs $200 you
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Adam and John. The no agenda show has impacted my life over
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the years. But today you changed it. To John. John's tick tock
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segment on episode 1573 opened my eyes about a lifelong
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struggle. Thanks to you. I understand finally, that I am
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neurodivergent because of time blindness. What a relief to know
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that I now have the justification to believe the
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John C Dvorak: A lot of $200 donors
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Adam Curry: we do and this is the last one we might as well
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associ executive producer, says my son David hit me in the mouth
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D deuced. Also, please give me a birthday shout out to my son,
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David Veeder, who turns 33 on the 20th. And thank you very
1:57:35
much and wow, what a fantastic list of Associate Executive
1:57:40
producers and executive producers every single one of
1:57:43
you has rightfully earned the title that is associated with
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keep it a little level. And we'll be taking more people
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later on. But first thank you again for producing episode 15
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Stoney we go out for yet people in the mouth
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My goodness something funny happened. And I thought it was
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pretty funny. And we were playing on the last show. The
1:59:05
aspartame clips. And the main crux of this was aspartame,
1:59:12
which the World Health Organization had said well, you
1:59:15
know, it seems like it could be a little bit of cancers if you
1:59:18
drink too much of it. And immediately all the native ads
1:59:22
sprung into action like oh, it's not true. You have to drink so
1:59:26
much it would take forever before you get cancer from it.
1:59:29
And the main crux of the argument for the doing this was
1:59:33
the following
1:59:34
Unknown: after reviewing the data, the FDA in this country
1:59:36
saying it disagrees, insisting FDA scientists do not have
1:59:39
safety concerns. There is some concern that all of this data
1:59:42
could confuse consumers so of course we'll stay on it.
1:59:45
Adam Curry: The problem was it could confuse consumers. Well,
1:59:51
isn't it interesting that this was a paid advertisement every
1:59:56
single news organization who brought you This so called news
2:00:03
saying, Oh consumer confusion so we need to report on this. It's
2:00:07
very important FDA told us you know, consumer confusion we need
2:00:11
to report on this, the h3 podcast. Have, they've been they
2:00:18
have a doctor who's been on the show many times talking about
2:00:21
weight loss. He's a Tiktok. Doctor Doctor is. And they found
2:00:27
out the doctor is while talking on their podcast, about
2:00:34
sweeteners, in particular s s par team, and we call us
2:00:38
aspartame has been paid by a lobbying group to do this. And
2:00:47
because he's so tone deaf, Dr. AIDS explains how the whole
2:00:53
thing works.
2:00:54
Unknown: Alright, Dr. AIDS, thank you for joining us. I
2:00:56
don't wanna waste too much of your time here. They're my
2:01:00
friend. So there is a little bit of a working we have a little
2:01:04
bit of some hard questions for you is,
2:01:06
oh, yeah, of course. I'm ready. Okay.
2:01:09
Not now. Everybody's talking. Dr. Heads is now sponsored by
2:01:13
the A B A, is that correct?
2:01:17
It's, well, yes. First of all, it's true. But it's a short
2:01:21
term, three month contract that ends probably in about a month
2:01:27
and a half. And the reason they approached me is because they've
2:01:32
seen the dozens of videos I've done on artificial sweeteners,
2:01:37
stating the evidence showing they're safe. And they knew that
2:01:41
the who and Iok were going to convene during the summer. So
2:01:47
they wanted, you know, medical professionals, healthcare
2:01:50
professionals who understand the data, to basically remind people
2:01:55
that the data does show that aspartame is safe. So they
2:01:59
launched a new website called safety of a spa team.com. And as
2:02:04
you can see that it lays out all of the evidence, all of the
2:02:07
individual research studies, they go through over 100 of
2:02:11
them, they go through all of the health Institute's from across
2:02:13
the world, the European Food Safety Authority jack for the
2:02:19
FDA, Australia, New Zealand, all of the major health Institute's
2:02:22
from across the world, right. All have their statements
2:02:25
showing that it's safe. So basically, they're running a
2:02:28
campaign because they know that some of these ridiculous
2:02:31
headlines are going to come out and cause mass confusion amongst
2:02:34
people. Right.
2:02:38
Adam Curry: They knew it. They knew the headlines were coming
2:02:40
out, they knew would cause mass confusion with their product. So
2:02:44
they paid doctors. They paid doctors to go to NBA. It's like
2:02:50
the aspartame lobbying group.
2:02:53
John C Dvorak: Why would they need one? Well, you know to it
2:02:57
we have an artificial sweetener needs a lobbying group. That's a
2:03:03
that's a red flag if there ever was Yeah.
2:03:07
Adam Curry: And this guy but But what gets first of all, it
2:03:09
proves that we were right. This the key word that they were paid
2:03:13
to say. It was Oh could cause confusion. The key term could
2:03:18
cause confusion. Oh, we're very concerned. And the FDA are the
2:03:21
ones who fed that. And then half of these guys, maybe all these
2:03:26
doctors are getting paid. And this guy is just like, oh yeah,
2:03:29
but you know, it's because they saw was doing good work
2:03:32
John C Dvorak: for them. You know, they saw I already saw
2:03:37
that I was a stooge. You know, I'd go along with any program
2:03:41
and they're offered me some free money of God would have done it
2:03:44
for free, but you know, they're gonna give me some money. Yeah,
2:03:46
fish is icing on the cake.
2:03:48
Adam Curry: So let's look at a nother doctor. This one is a
2:03:52
doctor from Oregon. He has pink hair, and he loves talking about
2:03:57
his fabulous work, which is trans gendering children.
2:04:02
Unknown: So 80% or so of my practice is gender affirming
2:04:05
surgery. So I do facial chest surgery and genital surgery. But
2:04:11
the majority of my practice and sort of where my passion lies is
2:04:14
really genital surgery cases. So I do a lot of vaginal plasti and
2:04:17
a lot of phalloplasty.
2:04:19
Adam Curry: So that's turning penises into vaginas and vaginas
2:04:22
into penises.
2:04:23
Unknown: I would just say they're expanding in either
2:04:26
direction. So yeah, adolescents presenting for surgical
2:04:34
intervention but also a lot of people that are like in their
2:04:36
70s sometimes coming in for general surgery, there's still
2:04:39
hope for your job, and then everything in between. But the
2:04:44
adolescence for sure presents some unique challenges.
2:04:49
Obviously there's great evidence supporting pubertal suppression
2:04:52
for a whole variety of benefits. But the one thing that is very
2:04:56
new is genital surgery and someone that is under On
2:05:00
pubertal suppression,
2:05:02
Adam Curry: genital surgery for someone who just went underwent
2:05:06
puberty pubertal suppression, this this guy, he would fit fine
2:05:11
in the Nazi camp and World War Two. This is a ghoul and listen
2:05:16
to how he's later on in about tall he's happy with himself he
2:05:19
is
2:05:19
Unknown: Jide not so much an issue and someone was assigned
2:05:24
female at birth anatomy that undergoes a phalloplasty because
2:05:27
we're creating something with you know, free tissue transfer a
2:05:30
flap anyway,
2:05:31
Adam Curry: we got flaps anyway, so we can make them into a penis
2:05:34
as easy
2:05:35
Unknown: but much bigger issue for an individual that's
2:05:38
undergoing a penile inversion vaginal plasti.
2:05:41
Because it's hard,
2:05:43
Adam Curry: so ghoulish, it's much harder to make a vagina a
2:05:46
penis, I'm just gonna translate because he's using the big
2:05:49
words, guys a cool version, vaginal
2:05:52
Unknown: plasti because we use all of that tissue to basically
2:05:56
create vulva as well as lining internal vaginal canal. And as a
2:06:01
specialty. Those
2:06:03
Adam Curry: Oh, John, he has a specialty that he specializes in
2:06:07
the field
2:06:08
Unknown: and as a specialty. Those of us that do it fairly
2:06:12
high volume of general gender affirming surgery.
2:06:14
Adam Curry: High volume is my specialty BIM. It's like it's
2:06:17
like a conveyor belt.
2:06:18
Unknown: You know, we've maybe done a couple full of what
2:06:22
John C Dvorak: next, next
2:06:24
Unknown: paper really suppressed adolescence as a field and no
2:06:27
one's published on it yet. OHSU is we're just putting our first
2:06:31
series together as we're kind of learning.
2:06:33
Adam Curry: Okay, so so he's experimenting I'm gonna get this
2:06:36
right. He's experimenting on children, because it's all new
2:06:40
and he's writing is doing a series on it. Isn't Netflix
2:06:43
special. Maybe he's doing a series,
2:06:46
John C Dvorak: but he's writing it up.
2:06:47
Adam Curry: While he's writing it up. I think a Netflix special
2:06:50
wouldn't be wouldn't be out of the out of the question. And
2:06:53
listen to what he saw. He takes a adolescent penis turns it into
2:06:58
a vaginal canal and a vulva by create Volvo's, in my spare
2:07:03
time, how you doing? And but this morning,
2:07:06
Unknown: a fairly high volume of general gender affirming
2:07:08
surgery. You know, we've maybe done a couple a handful of
2:07:12
people really suppressed adolescence as a field and no
2:07:15
one's published on it yet. OHSU is we're just putting our first
2:07:19
series together as we're kind of learning and figuring out what
2:07:23
Adam Curry: he's learning by practicing on kids.
2:07:26
Unknown: Yeah, but it's really changing. By the
2:07:28
John C Dvorak: way, he will be one it says he does volume, he's
2:07:32
gonna be the one you'll be one of the ones that one of these
2:07:34
misfits use that word which has been lost through society. One
2:07:39
of the poor misfits that he butchers will shoot in the head
2:07:44
probably or probably in the nuts, I don't know where they're
2:07:47
going to shoot him. But he's, he's walking dead men
2:07:49
Unknown: are series together as we're kind of learning and
2:07:52
figuring out what works. But it's really changing things,
2:07:57
because you don't have enough tissue to align the vaginal
2:08:01
canal. So you either have to take a skin graft or take skin
2:08:05
from elsewhere or use an artificial product. The way that
2:08:09
we're dealing with it is by using a robot, and we're
2:08:12
basically performing intra abdominal components of the
2:08:15
surgery. So we're using peritoneum, which is the inner
2:08:18
lining of the abdomen to line most of the vaginal canal. And
2:08:21
by doing that, that allows us to use all of the remaining tissue
2:08:26
externally to create a vulva and try to make also an aesthetic
2:08:30
results.
2:08:30
Adam Curry: And kids, it'll make you happy. All your problems go
2:08:34
away.
2:08:36
John C Dvorak: She have to have been part of your stomach
2:08:38
removed.
2:08:39
Adam Curry: This is this is so this is Mengele territory. This
2:08:42
is so
2:08:43
John C Dvorak: wise that says bits Yeah, I know about this
2:08:45
clip. I didn't bring it into the show. Yeah, I wouldn't have beat
2:08:49
it up. I wouldn't have done the job you've done. You've done a
2:08:51
better job than I would have done because I would have just
2:08:53
mocked it. Yeah. And it's sick. It's just sick. And this guy's
2:08:58
oblivious. He's totally oblivious. He thinks he's doing
2:09:02
good work and he's doing a great thing that's the problem is he
2:09:05
literally is a sincere This is not an insincere man.
2:09:10
Adam Curry: So part of the reason for this as explained in
2:09:13
an excellent 12 minute video by Christopher F Ruffo. We'll
2:09:16
discuss him and the origin of this video in a moment three
2:09:19
clips from this which explain why this is taking place most
2:09:24
likely why it is taking place in the United States mainly it's
2:09:26
happening in other countries although many countries are
2:09:29
seeing that there is no evidence of long term happiness after
2:09:34
undergoing these procedures i There are parents in my direct
2:09:39
sphere who have had the exact opposite opposite experience
2:09:46
they don't even talk to their child anymore the the the now
2:09:49
boy is couchsurfing can't hold up a job as depressed suicidal,
2:09:54
okay. Pain care, doctor. Good job. It's called transgender
2:10:01
empire and it starts with the social construct.
2:10:07
Unknown: In order to understand what's happening with the trans
2:10:10
movement, we have to begin with a short history lesson in the
2:10:14
late 1980s. A group of writers including Judith Butler, Gail
2:10:18
Rubin, Sandy stone and Susan Stryker established the
2:10:22
disciplines of queer theory and transgender studies. They argued
2:10:25
that gender was a social construct used to oppress racial
2:10:30
and sexual minorities. He denounced the categories of man
2:10:33
and woman as a false binary that upholds a system of
2:10:37
heteronormativity the white male heterosexual power structure,
2:10:41
these writers made the case that these systems must be ruthlessly
2:10:45
deconstructed and turned to dust and the most visceral dramatic
2:10:50
way to achieve this is transgenderism. If a man can
2:10:53
become a woman, if a woman can become man, they believed the
2:10:57
entire structure of Creation could be toppled.
2:11:01
Adam Curry: So again, it's a 12 minute video just pulling three
2:11:03
quick clips from it. A trans movement
2:11:05
Unknown: manifesto is intended as a secular sermon that
2:11:09
unabashedly advocates embracing a disruptive and prefigurative
2:11:13
genderqueer or transgender power as a spiritual Reese.
2:11:17
This is Susan Stryker, one of the founding theorists of the
2:11:21
trans movement. In her best known essay on performing
2:11:25
transgender rage. Stryker argues that the transsexual body is a
2:11:29
technological construction that represents a war against Western
2:11:33
society. I am a transsexual, and therefore I am a monster striker
2:11:38
writes and this body striker says is destined to channel its
2:11:43
rage and revenge against the naturalized heterosexual order
2:11:47
against traditional family values. And against the
2:11:50
hegemonic oppression of nature itself. There's something
2:11:54
important to understand here, the transgender movement is
2:11:57
inherently political, using the construction of personal
2:12:01
identity to advance a collective political vision. Some trans
2:12:05
activists even believed their movement represents the future
2:12:09
of Marxism,
2:12:10
Adam Curry: and this is the important thing to understand as
2:12:12
it pertains to politics and right left media in the United
2:12:16
States. The political aspect of it and a
2:12:19
Unknown: collection of essays titled transgender Marxism, Rosa
2:12:23
Lee argues that trans people can serve as the new vanguard of the
2:12:27
proletariat promising to abolish heteronormativity in the same
2:12:31
way that orthodox Marxism promised to abolish capitalism.
2:12:35
Lee writes, in a different era, Marxist spoke of the
2:12:38
construction of a new socialist man, as a crucial task and the
2:12:42
broader process of socialist construction today, in a time of
2:12:46
both rising fascism and an emergent socialist movement, our
2:12:50
challenge is transsexual lysing, our Marxism, we should think of
2:12:54
the project of transition to communism in our time, as
2:12:58
including the transition to new communist selves, new ways of
2:13:02
being and relating to one another. This is the great
2:13:05
project of the transgender movement to abolish the
2:13:08
distinctions of man and woman to transcend the limitations
2:13:12
established by creation, to hitch the personal struggle of
2:13:15
trans individuals to the political struggle of
2:13:18
revolution, all of society must be reorganized to affirm their
2:13:23
identities and more importantly, their politics.
2:13:27
Adam Curry: And I'm going to disagree with what you wrote in
2:13:30
the newsletter. I believe the Barbie movie is a part of the
2:13:35
transgender political agenda, since they both have mounds they
2:13:39
don't have genitals they have mounds, and I think this will be
2:13:42
a huge hit.
2:13:44
John C Dvorak: I will I will, first of all, I never said it
2:13:47
was anything to do with a transgender, my one worthy I
2:13:51
might what you're disagreeing with is the fact that I think
2:13:54
it's gonna be a bust.
2:13:55
Adam Curry: Yes, that's correct. I didn't I didn't say that. You
2:13:57
didn't say that I saying, I believe no,
2:13:59
John C Dvorak: you started off by saying I disagree with you.
2:14:02
Yes, comma. I can then you discuss. There
2:14:07
Adam Curry: are two commas. So the fall so I disagree with you,
2:14:11
in my belief that this is part of the transsexual political
2:14:14
movement, trans Maoism, comma. It will be a huge hit. The
2:14:19
minute I heard Kara Swisher saying oh, I'm gonna go to the
2:14:23
premiere. And then I heard the CEO of Mattel on what the CNBC
2:14:29
douchebags show. Cramer way away
2:14:33
John C Dvorak: Stop CNBC douche bag show dundun
2:14:38
Adam Curry: Kramer. I think it will be a blockbuster this is
2:14:42
it's totally against the patriarchy. Ken is emasculated
2:14:49
is is you know it's just it's the whole thing is messed up.
2:14:55
Anecdotally, I want to warn parents of the pornography angle
2:15:01
what is happening here? It's a twofer. Young men, not even
2:15:07
always young men, but mainly young men are getting sucked
2:15:10
into COC holes, force feminization type porn, which,
2:15:16
once you're bored enough with all the porn, you can see, this
2:15:19
is where it leads. And then there are ghouls out there, who
2:15:24
will start to feminize, your man, your boy, your son, and
2:15:29
then set up an only fans. I've heard this now from four
2:15:33
different people who've emailed me, it always ends with a couple
2:15:36
of people who are also trans. And they all wind up doing stuff
2:15:41
on only fans, which of course, is creates an income there is a
2:15:46
there's a monetization angle to this that is very real.
2:15:53
John C Dvorak: Well, it's like the story we had about a guy who
2:15:55
was dressed up as a girl as a joke, and he's made a career out
2:15:59
of it.
2:16:00
Adam Curry: Well, that seems to be yes, Twitch is a part of it.
2:16:04
It's all a part of it.
2:16:07
John C Dvorak: And we'll have to see how the Barbie movie does.
2:16:10
Adam Curry: I'm afraid it's going to do really well.
2:16:13
John C Dvorak: Well, you know that you've you've got your you
2:16:15
have the edge on on this, but just Yes, like a turd.
2:16:20
Adam Curry: Well, I mean, I saw some previews land. I'm not
2:16:23
interested in this. I agree with you on that. But this, this is a
2:16:28
very, very, very dangerous movement. And just one after
2:16:33
another, my brother went through this, my son went through this,
2:16:36
my stepson went through this one after another, it's proof. And
2:16:41
if you if you
2:16:41
John C Dvorak: look at the note, we get too many notes. And if
2:16:45
you we get too many notes describing the situation and is
2:16:49
disconcerting, or disconcerting is
2:16:52
Adam Curry: concerning. If you look at I put this link in the
2:16:55
show notes, the federalist.com the people of Walmart account,
2:17:01
which is on Twitter and Instagram. All you see is dudes
2:17:06
dressed up in bras and and shear that yes to something people are
2:17:12
going insane.
2:17:14
John C Dvorak: Dealer going insane out here. There's a
2:17:16
million sirens going, I
2:17:17
Adam Curry: can hear it, I can hear it.
2:17:22
Unknown: Also insane as Bill Gates, who has a new podcast out
2:17:25
when you're learning about something instances is a
2:17:28
trailer. When you're learning about something, it's important
2:17:31
to let yourself be confused to acknowledge who I don't really
2:17:35
get how these pieces work together. And then it's so much
2:17:38
fun when they start to make sense. And I call that getting
2:17:42
unconfused.
2:17:45
We scientifically prove that people retain information better
2:17:49
from celebrities and doctors
2:17:52
about AI that explained. Oh yeah, it's so good at that. I
2:17:56
couldn't believe I was just having these in the rabbit hole
2:17:58
conversation. You think given how prevalent Alzheimer's is in
2:18:02
our society, mental health all that is like people don't like
2:18:05
to talk about and feel afraid to talk about it. I can now read
2:18:08
Chinese like a three year old and that's taken what you call
2:18:13
prime unconfused. Yeah. Oh, yeah, it definitely. Well, it's
2:18:19
fantastic. To hear him talk about Alzheimer's or ever you
2:18:26
listen to podcasts.
2:18:29
John C Dvorak: Realize that, that sizzle reel together.
2:18:34
Adam Curry: It's and so he has different celebrities on his
2:18:38
podcast. The first one is Seth Rogen, the government cook as my
2:18:42
daughter calls him. So so it's called unconfused show with Bill
2:18:47
is the host Yes. What do you do when you can't solve a problem?
2:18:53
I like to talk to smart people like Seth Rogen, who can help me
2:18:57
understand the subject matter. I call this process getting
2:19:00
unconfused. And I think it's one of the best ways to learn
2:19:03
something new. In my new podcast, I tried to get
2:19:06
unconfused about some things that fascinate me. Join me on my
2:19:10
journey as I talked to brilliant guests about Alzheimer's,
2:19:14
artificial intelligence, the future of education, plant based
2:19:17
meats, the evolution of language, marijuana, and more.
2:19:23
John C Dvorak: How's this gonna get him to the goal he's angling
2:19:26
for?
2:19:27
Adam Curry: I think he's out. They've kicked him out of the
2:19:29
club.
2:19:30
John C Dvorak: No, it this is the one he's using this. I tell
2:19:33
you what he's trying to do here. Okay, I'm just gonna look normal
2:19:36
for a while it's gonna be crappy. And then the girls start
2:19:39
coming in. That's gonna be interviewing the women.
2:19:42
Adam Curry: Laura is looking for a new wife while he's
2:19:45
interviewing Seth Rogen and Laura Miller Rogen so he might
2:19:49
have might take maybe I'm involved in
2:19:56
John C Dvorak: this take a look at her. She's She looks pretty
2:19:58
cute. Laura,
2:20:00
Adam Curry: Laura, Manila Rogen, r o g e n. Laura Miller Rogen.
2:20:08
Yep, yep, yep, yep. Yep. You think
2:20:11
John C Dvorak: oh G A and
2:20:12
Adam Curry: G and Hemet. Oh gee. It's coming July 27. I can't
2:20:19
wait. Yeah.
2:20:20
John C Dvorak: Yeah, she's a cutie. Yeah. 3d. Yeah. This is
2:20:23
where he's headed. may only be one show.
2:20:31
Adam Curry: Yeah, because the whole the whole world may our
2:20:34
whole world may crumble very soon
2:20:36
Unknown: UPS workers could walk off the job in two weeks, but
2:20:39
negotiations remain stalled as the union demands better pay and
2:20:42
other benefits. The head of the teamsters union says he's asked
2:20:45
the White House not to intervene if there's a strike. Analysts
2:20:49
say a 10 day work stoppage could cost the economy more than $7
2:20:52
billion, making it one of the costliest strikes in the last
2:20:55
century.
2:20:57
Adam Curry: American Airlines flight attendants are pushing
2:20:59
first strike vote also the touring Broadway I add see
2:21:04
people are looking at striking everyone starting to think about
2:21:08
John C Dvorak: a strike just because people are sick of
2:21:10
working. Yeah, well
2:21:12
Adam Curry: that's not a good future plan.
2:21:15
John C Dvorak: This is a trend Yeah,
2:21:17
Adam Curry: this is how we get universal basic income. And I
2:21:22
love CNBC. We just got to go through this list. CNBC I think
2:21:28
the NBC is what created this list. These are America's 10
2:21:32
worst states to live and work in for 2023 Okay, number 10 Florida
2:21:42
and they have a little reason for every single one what do you
2:21:44
think the reason is?
2:21:47
John C Dvorak: Bad politics Ronnie your Republicanism
2:21:51
Adam Curry: Ron DeSantis hopes to ride his war on woke to the
2:21:54
White House so it's woke numbers
2:21:57
John C Dvorak: that's so this is part of their their list even
2:22:00
though people are flocking to Florida
2:22:02
Adam Curry: number nine Arkansas reason Sarah Huckabee Sanders
2:22:10
John C Dvorak: what list is this who
2:22:12
Adam Curry: put this together NBC well they're a bunch of
2:22:16
douchebag bigots waiting to hear Number One Number Eight
2:22:20
Tennessee why will you know why of course they publican ism the
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ban on drag shows.
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John C Dvorak: I started to get the place Yes. I started my car
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and I got it right away. Come on.
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Adam Curry: Number seven, Indiana. Why do you think paint
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the Hoosier State is making it hard for some families to fully
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participate in the workforce. There's no childcare they don't
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they you can't have your mom at home that she got to be working.
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Number two work Missouri Missouri what's wrong with
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Missouri rolly
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John C Dvorak: rolly the Republican Holly
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Adam Curry: know the trigger law Roe v. Wade Come on. You should
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John C Dvorak: know that I'm out of Missouri. That's right.
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Adam Curry: Number four, Alabama.
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John C Dvorak: That was always on the list. Alabama.
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Adam Curry: Alabama is always on the list. Exactly. Oh, and it's
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a tie number four a tie for South Carolina.
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John C Dvorak: The most beautiful state in the country
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tying
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Adam Curry: with with Alabama because they're both so
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unhealthy. Literally says that number three because a lot of
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fried food number three, Louisiana. Again, childcare.
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Number two Oklahoma where the wind goes rustling
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John C Dvorak: number one state I can sense it. The sooner
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states
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Adam Curry: 1910 abortion ban remains amongst the strictest in
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the nation and number one forefinger number on the great
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state of Texas. Worst state to live in Texas.
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