September 28th, 2023 • 3h 10m
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John C Dvorak: Now we know I
just said now don't worry about
it. Adam curry,
Adam Curry: John C. Dvorak.
Thursday, September 28 2023.
This is your award winning
combination media assassination
episode 1594. This
Unknown: is no agenda,
Adam Curry: dodging the large
language models and broadcasting
live from the heart of the Texas
hill country here in Meridian
number six in the morning,
everybody.
John C Dvorak: I'm Adam curry,
from Northern Silicon Valley
where we've noticed they've
gotten nuts in Canada. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
Adam Curry: This was this is the
best the best thing that could
have happened.
John C Dvorak: Hey, you know,
candidate wants to get more
coverage on our show.
Adam Curry: They'll do anything.
There's it's absolutely the
best. And we saw this happen. I
keep I kept getting on notes
from people. I'm like, well, we
don't really have any reports.
After that, because we
deconstruct media. I'll just
kick this. This off with two
short ones from ABC. So here's
here's earlier in the week, also
in
Unknown: Canada, an uproar after
a former Nazi got a standing
ovation in the Canadian
Parliament. It all started when
Ukraine's president spoke to
lawmakers then the Speaker of
the House praised a 98 year old
Ukrainian man who once served in
a Nazi unit accused of genocide.
The man's past had apparently
not been vetted the speaker
apologize but is facing calls to
resign. And then the next report
there's new fallout after a
former Nazi was invited to the
Canadian Parliament and got a
standing ovation. It happened
while Ukraine's president was
visiting the Speaker of the
House who invited the 98 year
old former Nazi from Ukraine has
now resigned for not properly
vetting that guest.
John C Dvorak: Though I have I
have the poignant clips,
including three kind of
chronological clips because
Trudeau said one thing and it
came out and said another thing
and then he came into the front
of the house. But what was wrong
with that report? And it was
that classic example of
mishandled. He got to standing
ovations, not one
Adam Curry: who will get it Can
I just say one thing? That whole
parliament, everybody there
should just be wiped away.
They're all dumb. How dumb are
these people? Don't you first of
all, it's not the Russians. It
was the Soviets. They're dumb.
They're completely brainwashed
and stupid.
John C Dvorak: As I pointed out
in the newsletter, and one of
the photos, yes, these people
giving the standing ovation,
including a members of the
military, high ranking members
of the military that were
sitting next to this guy
clapping away like like, like
train seals.
Adam Curry: I mean, but
literally, pans above their
head, you know, like, oh, yeah,
yeah, F Russia, F. Putin. Hello,
dummies? Are they dumb? And I
think you saw the speaker
hesitate for a second he had
like this. This little. I think
he realized when he when he was
reading us, fought against the
Russians. That you could just
see something in his brain
John C Dvorak: I have that I
have. All right. I'll let you I
don't I didn't notice that. I
thought he was just robotically
reading the rules. And by the
way, before we play any of these
clips, I've got four of them.
Oh, I think he was set up.
There's no doubt in my mind that
this whole thing was a setup to
humiliate a Liberal Party.
Adam Curry: Well, that worked.
And they did some humiliation of
their own later.
John C Dvorak: Well, they're all
parties that when they stood up
and clapped the loudest, the guy
who is the the Speaker of the
House, not the speaker, but the
head of the opposition is just
all in on this war. You can tell
when you hear him I've got I got
a clip of him.
Adam Curry: That's not a bad
theory that you have there that
this was set up not not to get
rid of the speaker per se but to
embarrass the the liberals in
John C Dvorak: embarrassed both
parties but embarrassed,
embarrassed the Government of
Canada. Yes. Yes. And how did it
come to be? We've never got a
full explanation supposedly. So
speakers had a friend and
somebody suggested it. This
sounds like
Adam Curry: it started with no,
I noticed him in the gallery.
Oh, boy. Look, there's my guy.
Nine years old Nazi hunter. I
mean, oops.
John C Dvorak: Okay, so we start
with this is the truth as to how
a Trudeau House Speaker is the
trigger. This is the speech that
highlighted him and got him. Two
rounds of standing ovations. We
have
Unknown: here in the chamber
today, Ukrainian Canadians,
Ukrainian Canadian world veteran
from the Second World War who
fought the Ukrainian
independence against the
Russians and continues to
support Troops today, even at
his age of 98.
Yeah, for 18 year old Canadian
hero, and we thank him for all
his service. Thank you
Adam Curry: so that was true
doe.
John C Dvorak: No, no, no, that
was the Speaker of the House.
Okay.
Adam Curry: I was confused. Oh,
John C Dvorak: sound I know he
sounds like him. Yeah, it could
have been. I mean, the voice is
almost identical. But no, that
was not Trudeau. So here's
Trudeau right after this happens
is the first thing Trudeau does
when he freaks out. And this is
this is Trudeau. Nazi apology.
Unknown: Obviously, it's
extremely upsetting that this
happened. The speaker speaker
has acknowledged this mistake,
and as apologized that this is
something that is deeply
embarrassing to the Parliament
of Canada and by extension to
all Canadians. I think
particularly of Jewish MPs, and
all members of the Jewish
community across the country are
celebrating or commemorating Yom
Kippur today. I think it's going
to be really important that all
of us push back against Russian
propaganda, Russian
disinformation and continue our
steadfast and unequivocal
support for Ukraine, as we did
last week, with announcing
further measures to stand with
Ukraine in Russia's illegal war
against it.
Adam Curry: Hey, happy Yom
Kippur everybody and Russia bad.
John C Dvorak: Had that with the
devil in the end with the Russia
disinformation?
Adam Curry: That's how it ended?
Yeah.
John C Dvorak: You Yeah. Right.
Well, so then he has to
backtrack on that. Because he
got a bunch of flack from before
he goes in front of Parliament.
We have producer Nicholas sent
me this note with a timeline.
Adam Curry: Wait, Nick sends you
stuff to
John C Dvorak: the Dizzy oh,
these guys do this. They say
they're all bipolar.
Adam Curry: No, they send stuff
to me. They send stuff to you. I
mean, we do have some of the
same clips which people you
gotta be careful. If you send it
to both of us, then send it
often doesn't get played at all
right? But that's only if we're
both on the email. But they send
it to you and send it to me
separately, then we actually
both wind up with the same
clips. Yeah, don't do that.
Don't do that. People did choose
one. All right. So
John C Dvorak: he goes on. He
mentioned that a Polish
Ambassador made a plea for an
apology from the government that
recognizes Polish grievances.
And then I guess the rotor
resigned rotor resigned after
this clip we just heard you
know, he says while he's still
there, but then then he resigned
afterwards and after resigned.
We got the second version of the
same apology by Trudeau. And
this is Troodos Nazi revised
apology. In this case, what he
did was he took in everybody who
felt aggrieved and even people
who didn't feel aggrieved he put
them on this list I'm I'm sorry
to you and you when you're when
you're when you
Unknown: in a few moments, I
will address the house in front
of all Canadians in front of
Jewish people here and around
the world, and Ukrainians to
offer Parliament's unreserved
apologies for what happened on
Friday. The speaker was solely
responsible for the invitation
and recognition of this man, and
his wholly accepted that
responsibility and stepped down.
This was a mistake that has
deeply embarrassed Parliament,
and Canada. All of us who were
in this House on Friday, regret
deeply having stood and clapped.
Even though we did so unaware of
the context, it was a horrendous
violation of the memory of the
millions of people who died in
the Holocaust. And it was
deeply, deeply painful for
Jewish people. It also hurt
Polish people, Roma people next
to us LGBTQI plus people,
disabled people racialized
people know many
Adam Curry: No, no, stop. No,
no, this is edited. This is
edited. He did not say to spirit
people, disabled people, did he?
John C Dvorak: Yes. No, not
edited. Believe me.
Adam Curry: This is This is
crazy. Let me hear this again.
Unknown: And it was deeply,
deeply painful for Jewish
people. It also hurt Polish
people, Roma people, to s LGBTQI
plus people, disabled people
racialized people, and the many
millions who were targeted by
the Nazi genocide.
Adam Curry: Nicolas, you're off
my list. I can't believe you
gave that clip to John.
John C Dvorak: No, he didn't
give me any clips.
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. I'm sorry.
All right. He's back on the
list. This is dynamite. In fact,
I gotta give this to you right
away. I mean, if you told me
that was Aya To believe the two
John C Dvorak: that's crazy.
Even no nonsense
Adam Curry: going after two
spirited people really? We had
two spirits back in the day.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, everything
in between. Wow. So So then he
goes to Parliament.
Adam Curry: How about dwarfs? We
should have had the dwarfs
John C Dvorak: you right because
divorce would have been on the
list it gypsies gotta go back
and redo this. You said Roma
Adam Curry: so well, you just
said gypsies anyway, I'm sorry.
I'll be quiet now. That's crazy.
What an idiot.
John C Dvorak: So then he goes
to so the guy that headed the
opposition to who's Pierre Irish
last name is. I had it written
down I put it it's on the other
desk. But it's a it's an
interesting name. Poly poly poly
a or something. Yeah. But the
poly. I think that Paul and so
he condemns Trudeau and then
Trudeau comes in in doubt, you
hear the apology, the official
apology in front of Parliament,
and it's lame.
Unknown: It was the personal
responsibility of the Prime
Minister to invite President
Solinsky to the floor of this
House of Commons. It was his
personal responsibility to make
sure it was a diplomatic
success. It was his personal
responsibility to continue to
lead the government that has the
security, intelligence and
diplomatic agencies that could
have and should have vetted all
individuals who were present and
recognized. Yet this Prime
Minister allowed for a
monumental, unprecedented and
global shame to unfold in this
chamber. Will he take personal
responsibility for this shame
and personally apologize on
behalf of himself.
Right Honorable Prime Minister.
On behalf of all of us in this
house, I would like to present
apologies, place on Friday, and
to President Solinsky and the
Ukrainian delegation for the
position they were put in for
all of us who were present to
have unknowingly recognized this
individual was a terrible
mistake and a violation of the
memory of those who suffered
grievously at the hands of the
Nazi regime.
Adam Curry: Oh, Canada,
John C Dvorak: I love you. So.
So that was that and so we have
one more go around. This is
obviously question time they do
this in England, they do it in
Canada. And here he comes back
up and to say to ask, receiving
clarified a little bit nothing,
he gets nothing. And I could
have gone on longer with this.
But this will be the final clip
because it's just the ends
pretty much ends here with
Trudeau apologizing on behalf of
everybody not himself
Unknown: out of the leader of
the official opposition.
Did the Prime Minister's
national security, intelligence
or diplomatic officials that the
names of the people that the
Prime Minister allowed within
mere feet of President Solinsky?
Right Honorable Prime Minister.
Mr. Speaker, the privilege and
responsibilities and rights of
parliamentarians are sacrosanct,
and that the leader of the
opposition would be suggesting
that any visitor to this house
should be vetted by the
government of the day is
actually a grievous attack on
the rights and privileges of
parliamentarians. The leader of
the opposition or the speaker
anyone wants our intelligence
agencies to vet any of their
guests. We would be more more
than happy to do that in respect
of parliamentary rights.
Adam Curry: The Honorable leader
the Official Opposition. Well,
there's one thing for sure, is
this distracted from the former
Indian diplomat who claimed that
true dose playing at the recent
G 20 meeting was full of
cocaine. You hear
John C Dvorak: about this? No, I
missed that way. So it obviously
did distract good work.
Adam Curry: Yeah, no, it totally
distract from that there was one
thing that was fun. One of the
Canadian liberals from the from
the Liberal Party, jumped up and
suggested the following.
Unknown: I would like to ask for
unanimous consent to adopt the
following motion, that
notwithstanding any standing
orders, special order or usual
practice of the house, the
recognition made by the Speaker
of the House of an individual
present in the galleries. During
the joint address to Parliament
by His Excellency, bloody Mirza
Lenski struck from the appendix
of the House of Commons debates
of Thursday, September 21 2023.
And from any house multimedia
recording,
Adam Curry: they want it they
want
John C Dvorak: erased by the
way, this was semi scandalous
that she did this course it is.
Adam Curry: That's insane. Oh,
we got to delete it, get rid of
it. Now what isn't happening?
What should happen from this and
you know, the Simon Wiesenthal
Center, of course they were all
over Twitter X. You know, like,
Oh, this is criticism, say and
this is no good. I mean, I think
that's where your setup was. But
they need to go a step further.
Where's the AES off brigade?
This is the moment to bring it
in. Hey, there's still a lot of
Nazi sentiment over there.
There's there's people fighting
on behalf of the Ukrainian army
who have swastikas tattooed on
their body and are very much in
line with World War Two Nazis.
Yeah, that horse but who? Why
isn't anyone picking that up?
John C Dvorak: Oh, slow down to
the money. Well, my speaking of
you trying to do you on
Adam Curry: let's go to 60
minutes and talk about the
money.
Unknown: The US has spent just
over $43 billion on military aid
to Ukraine since Russia invaded.
Adam Curry: I think it's more
than that, isn't it? Was it was
that maybe just the military
aid? And this
John C Dvorak: is yeah, this is
a number that the real number is
over a trillion?
Adam Curry: A trillion? Yeah,
really?
John C Dvorak: I believe it's I
believe this.
Adam Curry: That's new to me.
I've heard 150 billion I've
heard. But a trillion Nah, no, I
John C Dvorak: think is what I
think. Yeah. With a T. Tank. I'm
pretty sure I could be I mean,
it's not. It's not 1.3 billion.
It just got to be? No, if it's
1.3. Anything. It's
Adam Curry: not what point it's
100. And I understand to be 143
billion. She's saying 40
something billion. A trillion is
this 1000 billion? That's a lot.
That's a lot
John C Dvorak: with the nutmeg.
Point is, I think the point is,
it's a fluctuating number that
nobody seems to have a handle
on. The point is, if somebody
wants a handle on the number of
Rand Paul, yeah, they say now we
know I just said now don't worry
about it.
Adam Curry: We got it. Well,
hey, AI, check it out. Don't
worry, we're gonna figure it all
out.
Unknown: That's equivalent to
about 5% of the American defense
budget. European countries
combined have contributed around
30 billion American rocket
launchers are now reaching deep
into Russian occupied Ukraine.
And the Patriot air defense
system is shielding millions of
Ukrainian civilians from air
strikes. American taxpayers are
financing more than just
weapons. Oh, we discovered the
US government's buying seeds and
fertilizer for Ukrainian farmers
and covering the salaries of
Ukraine's first responders, all
57,000 of them. Russia's
invasion shrank Ukraine's
economy by about a third. We
were surprised to find that to
keep it afloat. The US
government is subsidizing small
businesses. In total, America
has pumped nearly $25 billion of
non military aid into Ukraine's
economy since the invasion
began.
Adam Curry: So I consider this
to be a hit piece on the on this
whole phony baloney setup that
we're paying for it is 60
minutes. So that's the CIA
broadcasting systems if we
believe Seymour Hersh and I have
no reason not to, there is an
internal conflict or a conflict
between CIA and the DIA Defense
Intelligence Agency. We talked
about in the last show, CIA is
saying everyone's dead. There's
no one fighting back. There's no
war. Just it's over. It's
effectively over at DIA, you go
into far. You got your money,
you got your 143 whatever it is
billion stop. And of course,
they're not stopping. So I think
this is a hit piece. That may be
that may become more clear in
the third clip, here's two.
Unknown: And you can see it
working at the bustling Farmers
Market on John McCain Street.
Adam Curry: Natural keys. Are
you starting to get you're
starting to get the idea? John
McCain streets of Ukraine.
Unknown: This is your moment.
The late senator is revered in
Ukraine, because he pushed the
US government to start sending
arms to the country after Russia
first invaded back in 2014.
While in Kyiv, we learned that
three of McCain's former
colleagues were also in town,
Democratic senators Elizabeth
Warren and Richard Blumenthal,
and Republican Senator Lindsey
Graham.
Adam Curry: It's a cool takedown
because it's taking down the
Republicans, which is also
correct, because these people
are evil.
Unknown: They don't normally
agree on much together though.
They're some of the staunchest
supporters of us funding for
Ukraine's resistance.
They're on track To break the
Russian army, and the only way
they could possibly lose is if
we pulled the plug on.
The wreckage of Russia's war
machine was on display for
Ukraine's independence day
celebrations, even as almost a
fifth of the country remains
under occupation.
People ask me, is it worth it?
Here's what we've gotten for our
investment. We haven't lost one
soldier. We've reduced the
combat power of the Russian army
by 50%. And not one of us has
died in that endeavor. This is a
great deal for America when
Adam Curry: he says not one of
us that he's talking about not
one of the senators, obviously,
you've previously
Unknown: said that it's the best
money we've ever spent. That's
still true.
Since we help Churchill stand up
to the Nazis do.
We have to have confidence.
John C Dvorak: By the way, the
logic of all this is just
fascinating.
Adam Curry: People have no
knowledge of history. You see,
Canadian Parliament,
John C Dvorak: was it was it
besides that? I mean, this the
illogic of Well, we were running
a war, but we haven't lost any
soldiers. So that's great. As as
people are dying by the hundreds
by the 1000s.
Adam Curry: But the Ukrainians,
they don't count. See, it's a
real
John C Dvorak: it's a very
patronizing, kind of, it's sick.
It's basically sick.
Adam Curry: Yes, I agree.
Unknown: We have to have
confidence that the dollars
we're spending are actually
being spent in defense of the
nation. All of that is
important. But that's
Adam Curry: what we just heard
that they're not they're not
being spent in defense of the
nation. They're being spent to
keep small businesses afloat.
All kinds of other stuff,
Unknown: but that's why we're
here. Senators and other US
officials told us there have
been no substantiated cases of
American weapons being diverted.
Okay,
Adam Curry: but then CBS 60
minutes throws this out.
Unknown: But Ukraine is a young
democracy with a history of
corruption. According to the
monitoring group Transparency
International, it's ranked the
second most corrupt country in
Europe, only Russia scores
lower. An American hotline for
Ukrainians to report misuse of
assistance from USAID saw a
tenfold increase when these
posters went up across the
country earlier this year.
American officials are now
investigating for criminal cases
involving non military aid. And
170. Ukrainian government
officials, including high
ranking military officers have
been charged in corruption cases
so far this year, for crimes
like embezzlement and accepting
bribes. Ukraine is losing us
weapons on the battlefield. But
Lieutenant shoshan told us
that's the only way they're
losing them. Has anything gone
missing?
In my situation in my company in
our battalion, I don't know the
case like this.
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. Okay. So
I think this is the setup. This
is a bit of a hit piece. It's
like no, no, you guys are over
there. The unit party this
corruption. You know, this is
what the you know, we're also
funding their whole economy.
Apparently, we can't fund our
own economy. Now this is what
gets people riled up and people
get mad about this stuff. So it
feels to me like CBS CIA
broadcast
John C Dvorak: does have a funny
feeling because that's where he
is. And that's why the Lindsey
Graham thing triggered me
because it's like, why would you
put that in there in the first
place? You you make your you
bring it this is a common way of
doing it. You bring in a person
who acts despicable, which is
exactly what he did. Yeah. And
and present him out. Hey, look
at this. And then so it gets
everybody to despise him.
Because it's like a despicable
thing to say what he did what he
said
Adam Curry: and he's, he's
already so disposable.
John C Dvorak: Yes, very
despised, disposable,
disposable.
Adam Curry: So then more CBS
John C Dvorak: you do that.
Anyway, the point is, you do
that on purpose. Yes.
Adam Curry: Oh, completely.
Towards the kids would say 100%.
So now we go to CBS Face the
Nation. And let's rile people up
a little more
Unknown: Ukrainian president
Zelensky and his wife Elena
visited Washington last week to
press the case for more US
assistance in Ukraine's fight
against the Russian invasion. We
spoke with the First Lady during
their visit with the aid of
Ukrainian government
interpreter. We began by asking
her about what life is like for
Ukrainian children.
Adam Curry: By the way, I don't
think Margaret Brennan, who's
you know, the news model in this
case, I don't think she's really
aware that she's helping the
demise of the narrative here.
Unknown: greenskin today,
unfortunately, only 1/3 of
Ukrainian children can now
attend schools Mr. bhootish call
on this because our schools have
to decide It's safe to be
located in safe areas. She does
eat and falls with bomb
shelters, and my foundation
continuous fundraising
John C Dvorak: staff again,
another little tidbit here in
terms of the very I'm going to
go along with your whole thesis.
So if you're going to use these
mechanisms to do a hit piece and
then compound it with the with
the Margaret Brennan show. There
are a lot of different people
that you can have do the
translation. Yes, but they have
some sad sack. Come on with this
pathetic voice. You don't need
that you can have an uptempo
lifting, you know, a kind of a
positive spirited person doing
the translations as someone who
sounds like she's gonna start to
cry in a second. That's done for
another that's also done
purposefully. Can we find a
translator hay bale? Can we find
a translator? Sounds so sad.
Adam Curry: Yeah. And it's so I
think when you air these these
answers, but I think people at
home just Joe Oh, let me say at
six pack, sent home going
through our school suck. What?
She's not wearing, you know,
fatigues. Like, like Volodymyr.
You know, she's she's, she's
she's dressed nicely. She's you
know, she's she was in vogue.
This is him. This is shades of
dip like the Assad woman. Yeah,
yeah. The Assad fee which they
also took down so empty, like,
and then it's her foundation.
What? What, what, what not
giving money to your foundation.
It's one thing to give money to
the country, to the military. I
can even kind of see the
emergency services. But now we
got to give to your foundation.
What is this? Why it makes no
sense.
John C Dvorak: Clinton
Foundation, thank you.
Unknown: Our schools have to be
safe, safe to be located in safe
areas. And we need schools with
bomb shelters, and my foundation
continuous fundraising resources
of less to ensure that we have
comfortable bomb shelters in all
Ukrainian schools are
Adam Curry: comfortable bomb
shelters. When it comfortable
bomb shelters, you know, our
kids need to be comfortable.
Well, the
Unknown: rest of Ukrainian
children two thirds continue. Go
into school online. Because they
live in the frontline areas.
Many children left Ukraine they
live abroad, and they call it
when children were leaving
Ukraine.
Adam Curry: By the way this is
that there's a mistake here that
they're making or it's
purposeful. Well, we kept
hearing was the Russians
kidnapped 10s of 1000s of
children. The Russians kidnapped
him now we're hearing something
else.
John C Dvorak: Well, there was
wait. Let's take the side the
side of the narrative, if you
must. There was a lot of
complaining about the Russians
kidnapping the kids out of the
Donbass in that area. But the
other kids, there's still a
shitload and probably more kids
that like fled to in the early
days fled to Germany.
Adam Curry: Yeah, all those
places. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: So I don't think
it's inaccurate. Most
something's
Adam Curry: off about this whole
interview.
Unknown: Frontline areas. Many
children left Ukraine they live
abroad.
Adam Curry: That's your
frontline, the frontline areas
that's the Donbass region, many
of them live abroad. What
happened to the kidnapped by
Russia narrative it should be in
here if it wasn't anti Russia,
if
John C Dvorak: they're gonna
talk about if she's gonna drop
the front line. There's no kids
around any of that area
Unknown: and they collude. When
children were leaving Ukraine.
Sometimes they could undertake
the documents with them and left
everything behind the wall that
is white, both children and
teachers require laptops, iPads
to continue iPads education and
we receive a lot of support
including from our American
partners. What
Adam Curry: they need iPads,
John C Dvorak: nobody needs an
iPad,
Adam Curry: they need iPads.
Send your money to my
foundation, the kids need iPads.
Say and what anyway, Face the
Nation then put this in because
the last bit we're sending is
the tactical missiles. The ones
that have some reach
Unknown: we go now to Arizona
Democratic Senator Mark Kelly he
is in Austin, Texas double
whammy this morning. CBS has
confirmed that President Biden
in his meeting with President
Zelensky said he would provide
Ukraine with attack homes these
are these longer range surface
to surface missile systems that
would allow them to hit behind
Russian lines. The Ukrainians
have been asking for months for
these systems. Whether it was
the F six As the attack comes
now Are you frustrated at how
long leading the witness it
takes for approval to happen for
these systems?
Yeah, this conflict been going
on for a year and a half now.
And in the beginning we provided
artillery ammunition eventually
high Mars F six teams are not
like other weapons systems
they're complicated you have to
train pilots you have to train
maintainers I worked with the
administration on that we've
gotten them cluster weapons now
Yeah, attack comes is an
additional capability. There
were some issues we had to work
through. They've been you know
stressing the need for this over
over a period of time now and
we're at the point that we're
going to provide them this
capability and I think it's
going to be helpful
what restriction should there be
you know, why the apprehension
for so long
well I'm an artillery shell goes
about 80 miles so to attack them
missile goes about 190 miles so
there was concern where and
against what targets would they
use them we don't want this to
escalate but we're at the spot
right now where they needed to
do it capability to maintain
some more progress the progress
on this counter offensive it's
been good you know, I talked to
Ukrainian commanders there are
things that are you know,
starting to provide some you
know, problems but we're making
progress there.
Adam Curry: What does that mean?
I think they set him up all
right, you're you're in charge
of that so whatever happens with
those attack comes with a cool
name. acronym but attackers
whatever happens yeah, some
problems but it's okay now,
meanwhile, reports that 10,000
Ukrainian soldiers have
surrendered to the Russians
using the special Volga
frequency which is 149.2
megahertz, which you can you can
basically get on your, on your
hands but what are the what are
those $25 radios we still be
used to start we started off
with you have one in your desk
drawer.
John C Dvorak: I have one I have
a couple of laying around.
Adam Curry: What's the cheapo
called again? named my fan I
think her bio bio Feng Bao
John C Dvorak: Bao for Chinese,
Chinese. And they then they're
good. Yeah. Bao Fang. Yeah,
follow Fang. They the batteries
last forever. I don't know how
that works.
Adam Curry: So now they have a
frequency 149.2 megahertz you
just call and say Hey, want to
surrender? It's over,
John C Dvorak: probably using
that particular gear. And of
course,
Adam Curry: of course. Now I'm
with Hersh. I really think that
it's so it may go on forever.
But only as a demilitarized zone
and just a bunch of posturing
and you know no real fighting. I
just don't think there's
fighting going on. Doesn't I
mean have you seen any recent
footage of fighting and and wins
or losses or anything? No, you
don't we're not seeing that
anymore.
John C Dvorak: It didn't see
much fighting to begin with. No.
Adam Curry: Well, no, we never
like well, I mean, on my
military contact, I have the I
must have 50 videos of Abrams
tanks all these tanks getting
blown up. Just it's just sitting
ducks drone footage of Abrams
tanks getting droned. I mean,
none of this seems to have
worked very well at all. So and
of course this report which we
didn't we I had it but I have a
semi clip from the American
Journal. It's a poor read, but
at least we can laugh about it.
Unknown: Zelinsky asks Marina
Abramovich to be ambassador for
Ukraine. Now apparently this
story was removed from the
telegraph but that's where it
was originally posted. They've
since scrubbed the internet of
it we've had to go to Wayback
Machine version, the archive to
get it here. Volodymyr Zelensky,
has asked Marina Abramovich the,
quote performance artists to be
an ambassador for Ukraine. Miss
Abramovich, a fierce critic of
Vladimir Putin's illegal
invasion, said the Ukrainian
president had asked her for help
in rebuilding schools or
rebuilding schools.
Adam Curry: So Marina Abramovich
and who herself has claimed that
Zelinsky wants her to be an
ambassador to the children not
like an official ambassador to
think this guy gets wrong. And
most people immediately
associate her with the spirit
cooking and the
John C Dvorak: lie Yes,
Adam Curry: the blood stuff.
John C Dvorak: No, I have not
straightened out this store. I
mean, I've seen references to it
but I'm glad you picked up on it
and you could just Yes, that's
where I that's who that is the
spirit cooking woman where you
throw bunch of did guts on your
wall or something? Well well
when you eat it was it was
Adam Curry: interesting about
her and I want to remind
everybody she ties back directly
to the Podesta clan.
John C Dvorak: No she did that
she goes to it yes that's where
it clean esta and
Adam Curry: the Clintons. Yeah,
so this cannot be coincidental
or you know she it seems totally
like her huge ego like yeah I'm
a part of this I'm paying the
guys let me in on the scam
John C Dvorak: do some sketchy
about her even be mentioned
whether this is any of this is
even true. It could all be a
setup. Like I'm you know that
transgender guy dude
Adam Curry: look wired who got
fired?
John C Dvorak: I didn't never. I
had never believed that you've
ever worked there?
Adam Curry: He ever know whoever
whatever, whatever. Yeah, no, I
don't either. Now that
John C Dvorak: this, this whole
thing seems like a like bull
crap from the get go. Yeah.
Adam Curry: So I can take us
from there. Unless you have
anything else on Ukraine. I
think I think now I'm got it for
today. I can take us to what's
going on with migration around
the world. But
John C Dvorak: I do have one
little thing I wanted to get out
of the way and Ukraine. Sure.
And this was the this mostly
about the Russians. And you have
to do a search because it's from
two or three shows ago on on the
Cubans, supposedly, that the
Russians are kidnapping and
forcing him to soldier down to
fight in the war. Have you heard
this one?
Adam Curry: No, and I'm trying
to find it will be under Cuban.
It'd be oh my goodness. Do you
have like a whole bunch of clips
here? Oh, no. I see. Here we go.
Here we go.
Unknown: Cuban authorities have
uncovered an international human
trafficking ring. The victims
are being sent overseas to fight
for Russia in the war against
Ukraine. That's according to a
statement by Cuban authorities
released on Monday. Cuba's
Foreign Ministry said Cuba is
not part of the war in Ukraine
and Cuba will act against human
trafficking aimed at recruiting
Cubans as mercenaries Cuban
state run media at this at the
ministerial Deli. The
Interior Ministry detected and
is working on the neutralization
and dismantling of a human
trafficking network.
Cuba said it had already begun
prosecuting cases in which its
citizens had been coerced into
fighting in Ukraine. A Cuban
resident gave his take on the
matter.
Cuba is against all illegal
human trafficking. People said
it was to send them to war in
Ukraine. The Cuban revolution is
against that.
And if true, this could mean
Russia is having trouble
recruiting people from its own
citizens. But why Cuba, Russia
has longstanding political ties
with communist Cuba and Cuban
citizens often migrate to Russia
for economic opportunities.
Russia is also looking elsewhere
for help in its war against
Ukraine. On Monday, US National
Security Council spokesperson
Adrienne Watson said North Korea
leader Kim Jong Hoon and Russian
President Vladimir Putin could
be planning to
clearly Russia running short of
ammunition right now and having
to go to North Korea. Patricia
Lewis,
the head of the International
Security Program at the think
tank Chatham House explained
that North Korea more than just
currency.
Obviously, it would like real
high tech, missile technology,
etc. It may also want a show of
strength with Russia such as
military exercises, naval
exercises and so on that may be
part of the discussions.
Adam Curry: All of these people
all of these think tanks, these
NGOs they're all in on the game.
They're all getting paid for
participating in this in this
play. What do you think the
significance of this was that
you
John C Dvorak: did something
very phony about it? Yeah. To
incorporate the the North Korea,
Putin Kim meeting, that sort of
thing that always seemed like
bull crap. And the fact that
they Oh, we have to go to North
Korea for high tech weaponry why
right? This is like does this
make sense? Now anyone with a
normal brain it's
Adam Curry: the same Well, it's
the same type of misinformation
disinformation that the CIA
brought in with MI six I'm sure
there is Chatham House Yeah,
that Putin was suffering from
cancer Parkinson's He's almost
dead.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, a big list.
Yeah.
Adam Curry: What happened to
that? American news media what
happened to that he's Oh, look
at his head it's all puffy
because he's taken cancer meds
he's gonna die. No.
John C Dvorak: So this seemed to
be part of the narrative that
Oh, Russia is hard up forgetting
people. They're all leaving the
country and nobody wants to
fight for Putin. And so he's got
to involve himself with the word
human trafficking.
Adam Curry: This is key
John C Dvorak: it's it's a make
it look bad, obviously. And
Cubans Did you know these dumb
Cubans I guess, John and how
they got wrapped up into there
was a bunch of women living in
Russia that shows you if you
move to Russia, you're gonna
get, you know, grabbed and
thrown in
Adam Curry: rousted yeah Ross
Ross did.
John C Dvorak: I mean this this
is unbelievable how how extreme
this this storyline you
Adam Curry: have a kicker here
14 Second kicker Yes, but it is
Unknown: National Security
Adviser Jake Sullivan on Tuesday
said that it says a lot that
Russia is trying to obtain
weapons from North Korea and
September 2023, especially for a
war that Russia said would be
over in a week
Adam Curry: now as this
propaganda.
John C Dvorak: It's just a
problem. But as such dubious
probably does anybody believe
that Russia who you know who
just came shore to go into the
moon and still is running the
Soyuz spacecraft the only way we
can get to our own space station
is using this Russian devices
that once in a while SpaceX can
send somebody up that they have
to go to North Korea the crazy
North Korea to bite to get
weapon and come mine is crazy to
even think that but they're
pushing it.
Adam Curry: That means they're
desperate.
John C Dvorak: Desperation is
and Jake Sullivan side of the
equation. Oh
Adam Curry: man. I didn't clip
it. But Anthony Blinken was at
some White House function. And
he plays blues guitar on stage
does a blues song. Oh my god.
Yeah, he's like it and it's not
bad after I'll give him that
John C Dvorak: but I'm sure he
will be a lot of people can play
blues guitar. Yeah.
Adam Curry: Got the load. Amir's
more bullets down, down, down,
down. Boy, he shooting them all
down. That Putin ain't looking
so good. No more. Yeah. So the
human trafficking angle is being
used over us around the world
and a paper surfaced a paper
from 2000 from the United
Nations. And it even the, what
is the big the big conspiracy
theory that Tucker Carlson,
everybody in Europe? You know,
Jews will not replace us? Do you
know that this is called right?
The replacement theory?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the one
we're Mirko got an award for
being
Adam Curry: that's the colleague
colleague award. But the
replacement theory has been
called anti semitic, You're
horrible. You know, this is not
true. It's it's all conspiracy
theory. Well, this paper is
titled, replacement migration.
Is it a solution to declining
and ageing populations. And it's
a very extensive paper from the
United Nations from 2001. And
I'll just give you the executive
summary, I'll just read this.
Yeah, because they go through
all of this. The new challenges
being brought about by declining
and aging populations will
require objective, thorough and
comprehensive reassessments of
many established economic,
social and political policies
and programs. Such reassessments
will need to incorporate a long
term perspective, critical
issues to be addressed in those
reassessments will include a the
appropriate ages for retirement.
Remember, this is from 2001.
What have we seen in Europe,
retirement age is being moved.
Be the levels types and nature
of retirement and health care
benefits for the elderly?
France? Hello. What were they
complaining about? health care
benefits UK health care benefits
national health care system. See
the labor force participation,
which is low right now labor
participation is low. That's why
there's low unemployment. But it
doesn't mean that there's not
people who are out of work, they
just given up and be the
assessed amount of contributions
from workers and employers to
support retirement and health
care benefits for the
increasingly elder population.
Always a big discussion in our
own country and II policies and
programs relating to the
international migration, in
particular replacement migration
and the integration of large
numbers of recent migrants and
their descendants. They are
executing a plan globally. It's
global. It's here, it's all over
Europe. And they're and they
have no intention of stopping it
whatsoever. This is way be of
way above Biden above McCrone.
This is your this is your great
reset from the United Nations.
This is why you have the una the
United Nations Migration Agency
We're busing people from South
America giving him cell phones
down there giving him credit
debit cards. Yeah, what we see
is oh, it's the beast train bull
crap. This is, this is
purposeful. And it goes right
back to the former New York
banker. America wins because our
population is growing. But it's
not growing because we're making
children is growing because we
have open borders.
John C Dvorak: Yep. Well, that
brings us to Greg Abbott in
Texas.
Adam Curry: Okay, I knew this is
one of those shows where we
integrate, I will hit he
John C Dvorak: goes to New York
of all places. What is Greg
Abbott doing in New York, and
let's find out.
Unknown: I'm here in New York
City right outside of Roosevelt
Hotel. It's been the city's
Intake Center for immigrants.
And while I was standing here, a
man from Senegal approached me
and asked me where he needed to
go. So we talked to some workers
at this entrance, and they
pointed the man in this
direction to an entrance over
here. New York City continues to
deal with this immigration
crisis. And Governor Abbott says
that's just a fraction of what
Texas sees on a daily basis.
We have in any one particular
location 1000s of people
crossing the border in a mad
rush type of way. Texas Governor
Greg Abbott was in New York City
on Wednesday, he spoke at the
Manhattan Institute about the
nation's border crisis. And he
shared some surprising numbers
regarding the illegal immigrants
currently in New York City.
How many migrants do you have
here? 120,000, something like
that. Texas, has bussed 15,800
to New York. Are these other
people come from the Biden
administration?
Adam Curry: Yes. And Abbott's in
on it. They're all in it knows
that this is a global movement.
This is not just a Biden
administration goes way above
that. But okay, it's his job
he's playing. He's going to New
York. Get on Broadway. Come on,
Greg.
John C Dvorak: You do what you
do or Republican? Yeah, you
blame the Democrats course. Of
course,
Adam Curry: just what you do.
Yeah.
Unknown: Fabin explain that
Texas has deployed the National
Guard and the Texas Department
of Public Safety to help deal
with the crisis. And the
National Guard has been setting
up miles of razor wire
along the US Mexico border. The
Biden administration, had their
border patrol, go in and cut
that razor wire that we put up,
pull it open. And there was an
onrush of 1000s of illegal
immigrants pouring into the
country.
And also said Texas is now
building border barriers between
Texas and New Mexico to stop
illegal immigrants from crossing
into El Paso never forget,
it was just three years ago, we
had the lowest number of border
crossings in 40 years. It's kind
of hard for people to understand
or remember, but it proves this
and that is the President of the
United States can have an
outsized impact on illegal
immigration across the border.
And last week, over 8600 people
crossed the US Mexico border in
a 24 hour period, according to
an official from the Department
of Homeland Security. That's up
from about 3500 per day after
title 42 ended in May. And
Abbott said the solution is for
the Biden team to just follow
the laws already in place not
have to pass new
laws in force, the current laws
on the books until that time
comes. Texas is going to
continue to use every tool that
we can to secure the border. The
best that we can.
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's bull
crap. They're not securing
anything. They're not. They're
just not there. They're there in
Fredericksburg. It's all as
rampant now. It's rampant.
There's no stopping anybody.
They're doing exactly what
they're told to do. Although
there's all kinds of cell phone
video now of agents, speaking up
speaking out against their,
their commanding officers. It's
unintelligible it's really not
usable for the show, even with
the Adobe product, but they're
starting to go, Hey, hold on a
second. This is this is not
we're we're not abiding to our
our laws, our constitutional
John C Dvorak: duty and point
that made about the laws brings
up to two things. I didn't I
don't have any clips from the
debates because it's a waste of
time. But anybody who brings up
the idea of immigration reform
is part of the of the scam. Yes.
Adam Curry: Exactly.
John C Dvorak: Because the fact
is, we would put Abbot said it
whether you meant to say it or
not. He's right. If you enforce
the laws we already have, and
this applies to everything from
shoplifting to immigration and
everything in between. You don't
have a problem. No, it's just
law enforcement that the issue
is is law enforcement itself.
But if you start talking about
oh, we need immigration reform.
No, we don't. That's a lie. And
anyone who says that Nikki Haley
being the top on that list,
Adam Curry: oh my goodness. I'm
so disappointed in her. She is
just
John C Dvorak: the worst. She is
the worst
Adam Curry: horrible. Let's go
to CBS Face the Nation. Margaret
Brennan talking to a Texas
representative.
Unknown: We turn now to Texas
Republican Congressman Tony
Gonzales, who joins us from San
Antonio this morning. I San
Adam Curry: Antonio, by the way
Riverwalk you've ever been to
San Antonio ever been to the
Riverwalk? Oh yeah. Well, you
can't go there anymore. Why not?
It's just filled with people
sleeping migrants. They
literally jump
John C Dvorak: cozy next to the
river and the fireflies. No, no,
they lighting songs in the
sombreros?
Adam Curry: No, it's not. It's
not sombreros. It's not
Mexicans. It's, it's from all
over the world. They're just
being dumped on the buses. Boom,
dump them right there. And then
off you go
Unknown: this morning,
Congressman, a lot to get to
with you. Well, if there is a
shutdown, are the Border Patrol
agents in your district prepared
to show up to work?
Adam Curry: See, this isn't the
next talking point, oh, more
scripts at a
Unknown: time of migrant? Spike
and not get paid spike? You
know, that's, that's the ugly
part of a shutdown is you're
gonna have you're gonna have
real people get hurt. But right
now, border patrol agents are
showing up to operate in
processing centers. They're not
out in the field. So they're not
really doing their jobs, and
they haven't been doing their
jobs. And many, many agents have
told me you know what, Tony?
Right now, I mean, give you
example, in El Paso, the
facility 200 Border Patrol
agents are in that soft sided
facility, taking care of
migrants, meaning they're not
out in the field, protecting
America from bad actors. So in
many cases, they might as well
already be shut down.
Adam Curry: Yes, you could hear
even go What do you mean, that's
their job. We mean, they're not
doing their job. That is their
job. Who is
Unknown: preventing that?
The problem is, is Joe Biden's
failed
Adam Curry: their failed
immigration policies,
Unknown: we see the images, we
hear the stories, but we never
hear solutions. So let's, let's
talk some solutions. One of
those is I've been pushing very
hard and many of my colleagues
to end catch and release I have
an amendment in that homeland
bill that ends catch and
release. Another one is, once
again, the Border Patrol agents,
they're they're out of the game.
The the folks that are doing the
real work are the sheriffs and
the deputies. And there's a
program called stone stone
garden. And and there's a $10
million upgrade for that this
helps with manpower and
equipment to help fight the
border crisis. But the third
piece, which I'd argue is the
most important is repatriation
flights. And when I met with
Secretary Mayorkas earlier this
week, that's what I asked him
for repatriation flights,
meaning if somebody does not
qualify for asylum, you don't
bus them to New York, you don't
send them to LA, you don't let
them go other places, you send
them back to their country of
origin.
Adam Curry: The thing that's
wrong with this guy is you don't
need this. It's not an issue of
law. That's the thing. It's
like, you're you're you're just
flailing in the wind. It's an
it's a matter of will the
agencies do their job and has
nothing to do with what's in the
law. This is all and it's all
just political. Oh, it's the
Biden administration. Of course.
CNN take Well,
Unknown: this morning. There's a
new agreement between Mexico and
the US to deport migrants at
border cities back home to their
countries. It's part of an
effort to fight the massive
surge in illegal crossings in
recent weeks. Mexican officials
have also agreed to prevent
migrants from using railways to
reach the border. This agreement
comes as Texas border towns are
feeling the weight of the crisis
with the mayor of El Paso saying
the city is at its breaking
point soon. It's Rosa Flores
joins us live from Houston.
Rosa, I was reading your
reporting throughout the course
of the weekend. There's a ton to
unpack here. But what's the
significance of this agreement?
You know, so this is really
significant because it could be
the difference between the US
seeing another surge on the
southern border. Not you would
Mexican officials here that they
are going to quote depressurize
their northern Mexican border
cities by deporting migrants
back to their home countries,
which in essence means Mexico
would be rerouting the flow of
migration before migrants
actually get to the US southern
border. US Representative Henry
Clare over the weekend,
applauded this move saying that
this is a strategy that has
worked in the past under
President Obama and President
Trump. But it's notable to add
that advocacy organizations,
immigration advocates and human
rights organizations have in the
past condemned this type of
strategy.
Adam Curry: This is where they
bring in the human trafficking
and there's all kinds of
horrific stories, oh, human
trafficking, human trafficking.
And of course, it's horrible.
These people are being told and
being given a license to travel
to the United States and they've
been told don't worry about it
when you get that yeah, maybe
you have to wait for them to cut
the razor wire but you come in,
it'd be all fine. You could stay
in the Roosevelt Hotel. This is
The it's a it's the it is the
replacement migration. It is
underway. There's big money
behind it. And yeah, yes,
John C Dvorak: it has to be
somewhere it has to the whole
thing has to be globalist.
Because if you remember, and
we're going back 15 years, we
started doing the show almost 16
years now. Yeah. Wow, there was
discussions. I think it was
during the, during our show era.
It may have been before but I
very distinctly remember it
about how we were lax at the
Mexican border but the Mexicans
on the Guatemala border if you
tried to cross into Mexico, they
they shoot you they beat you
couldn't get into Mexico, it was
impossible because the Mexicans
were so mean about anyone trying
to enter their country now all
of a sudden has singhalese and
and Venezuelans and everyone
else just plowing through Mexico
like there's like there's no
barrier to Mexico at all when
Unknown: the barrier North
Adam Curry: Africans Africans.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. How does
that work
Adam Curry: because the United
Nations migration migrant agency
is is shipping them they're
shipping them all over the
world. They're facilitating it.
And anybody who is we're just
being distracted with Petia he
said she said Biden whatever be
Oh, stop shipping your people to
New York. Build the wall. Well,
it's a little late for that now
but it's the money it's big
money. And it is and they're not
shy about it the this white
paper which is in the show notes
have a read there and it's in
multiple languages in good un
fashion, and its course ended
for the entire world to see and
and to act upon. And it's it's
too late. Although Chicago is
starting to wake up a little bit
Unknown: could Chicago reverse
course on his pledge to be a
sanctuary city, some aldermen
are ready to leave it up to the
voters after another weekend of
bus arrivals from the border.
Anthony Ponce is live with more
Anthony.
On it, Scott. The migrant crisis
shows no signs of slowing down
as of this morning. Roughly 9000
migrants are being housed in
shelters across the city with
another 2000 camped out in
places like this where outside
of district 19 police
headquarters are also camped out
at airports. And now with no end
in sight. There's a new effort
underway to let voters taxpayers
themselves decide whether
whether Chicago should remain a
sanctuary city.
Adam Curry: Nobody has ever
asked the voters, the people who
actually pay taxes and vote here
in the city of Chicago. If they
want to remain a sanctuary city
Unknown: Ninth Ward Alderman
Anthony veal wants to change
that migrants continuing to
arrive to Chicago by the bus
load.
Adam Curry: Let's let the people
decide. Let's not be afraid of
putting something on the ballot.
He's talking about the march
primary ballot. Which March
primary ballot that's after half
of these people will frozen to
death in the winter.
John C Dvorak: When Chicago some
winter
Adam Curry: that'll cure people
Unknown: he wants to include the
question, should Chicago keep
its sanctuary city designation,
the influx of migrants is
expected to cost Chicago
taxpayers $255 million, by the
end of this year,
Adam Curry: they're always
thrown out the money, it's going
to cost us so much going to know
it's going to cost you your job,
your life, everything you all
have to remember, only a certain
fraction of the country are
dealing with this. These are
democratic cities and democratic
states are the only ones. We are
not sharing the wealth across
the country. Other cities and
other states are not dealing
with these problems in order for
the referendum to hear on the
march ballot. It would Oh no.
This is the beauty of like, Hey,
I think he says they're not
sharing the wealth, which is
even funnier listening entities
and democratic states are the
only ones. We are not sharing
the wealth across the country,
the wealth. Why is he saying the
wealth, the wealth of illegal
immigrants, asylum seekers, job
seekers the wealth, you want to
share that wealth gray catch?
That's it. He also says only
Democrat city billion dollars by
the end of this year do you all
have to remember, only a certain
fraction of the country are
dealing with this. The
Democratic cities and democratic
states are the only ones. We are
not sharing the wealth across
the country. Other cities and
other states are not dealing
with these problems. They need
some wealth, send them some
wealth in order for the
referendum to appear on the
march ballot.
Unknown: It would need a
majority vote from the Chicago
City Council.
John C Dvorak: I definitely
think that's something that
should be up for discussion
regardless of whether you're pro
or against it.
Unknown: I don't think it's that
important compared to a lot of
the other issues that we are
facing in Chicago.
Adam Curry: No really.
Unknown: San right now Chicago
is under what is called a
welcoming city ordinance, which
means don't inquire as to any
immigrants status and also
police officers do not cooperate
with ICE agents.
Adam Curry: Now that's
interesting because they're
saying police officers are not
cooperating with ICE agents
making it look like ice was
trying to do something but the
cops man, they're in the
welcoming city of Chicago.
They're not helping out. Well,
boots on the ground. Adam and
John thought you might find my
recent experience trying to get
help from ice Homeland Security.
Interesting. Here's some
background. I've been a police
officer in a small Northwest
Ohio town for 25 years. We are
rural and are surrounded by a
lot of farmland we see a lot of
migrant workers. But recently,
we've seen a large uptick in
illegal immigrants so much so
that I got a call from a trailer
park owner. The trailer park is
owned by a management company
out of Florida, the Florida
manager reported that they
believe there may be possible
human trafficking of illegal
immigrants at two of their lots.
So and then he goes on and you
know what he observed? You know,
people being shuttled, being fed
in one trailer and more people
coming in those people going
never seen them again. And he
says what is interesting is that
the registered tenant for one of
those trailers doesn't actually
live there. That person is
running a check cashing business
out of another residence. So
it's a whole the scam is on all
different levels. Oh, yeah. This
type of investigation is not
something we're equipped to deal
with. So I called for help. I
call the national hotline of ice
era Enforcement and Removal
Operations and received a
message that all lines were
busy. All lines are busy, please
call back later, I tried two
more times on different dates
received the same message. In
addition, I also called the
local office out of Detroit
three times and was sent to
voicemail. I have yet to receive
a call back getting work visas
for all the immigrants in New
York City must be a bigger
priority. So ice is not
cooperating. Don't blame the
cops. Don't blame the cops. Ice
is not cooperating. That's
what's happening here.
John C Dvorak: The whole thing
is just to complete. Well, I
want to play this clip. And I
have a point to make.
Adam Curry: Okay, but I do have
some of your Europe stuff to do.
So make sure
John C Dvorak: migrants National
Park and New Tang Dynasty clip
this migrants. They want to move
into the national parks now.
Yeah.
Unknown: And the Biden
administration's plan to house
illegal immigrants on federal
lands and a national parks is
under scrutiny.
Adam Curry: I got to stop this
for a second. So, you know, a
big story is which I think was
picked up by the daily wire.
Some guy flew his plane over
this land in Texas. And it's a
development and the development
is pretty big. And they expect
to have I don't know, 20,000
people living in this
development. And the story goes
like this. Illegal Immigrants
are getting loans without
checking where they are.
There's, they're putting flags
in different countries. They're
raising them up over all this
development. It's all horrible.
It's all in Texas, it's no good.
And all you said all anyone has
is this aerial footage of some
trailers. You know, it's like,
and so everyone's up in arms
about this, this development
with this guy apparently is
giving out, you know, loans that
are not you know, you get a loan
without any collateral. The
human trafficking but there's no
no pictures from on the ground.
Even those Supposedly there's
flags of foreign nations being
hoisted over these trailers.
That's what everyone's mad
about. But we have to go to New
Tang Dynasty to find out that
the Biden administration wants
to put them in our national
parks. Where's the outrage? know
everybody gets outraged
John C Dvorak: by New Tang
Dynasty.
Unknown: A house committee held
a hearing today examining the
proposal.
The Housing Committee on natural
resources held a hearing
Wednesday on the Biden
administration's use of National
Park Service lands to house
illegal immigrants. Earlier this
month, the Biden administration
agreed to lease Floyd Bennett
field to New York City. The site
is part of the Gateway National
Recreation Area and temporarily
housed 2500 of the immigrants.
The endless flow of illegal
immigrants over our southern
border is not only destroying
individual cities and states is
destroying our country. Now the
Biden administration is looking
to spread this chaos to one of
America's greatest ideas. Our
national parks.
Adam Curry: I didn't I didn't
either. I didn't watch the
debate last night either. But
I'm sure that it was all about
the Biden administration as the
borders open the Biden
administration, this the Biden
administration that it's all
theater, they don't care. They
don't they have no solutions.
They know it's a plan that it's
both way above their pay. Well,
John C Dvorak: if you find a
dead doc, a major document for
2002 Everyone's seen it.
Adam Curry: Oh definitely. Yeah.
When
Unknown: announcing the Biden
administration's decision, New
York City Mayor Eric Adams said
his own administration has
quotes been forced to
unsustainably open new site
after new site as asylum seekers
continue to arrive by the 1000s.
Democratic New York State
Assembly Member Jamie Williams,
whose district includes Floyd
Bennett field, said she has
grave concerns over the
proposal. She emphasized that
the site has no infrastructure,
no plumbing, no electricity and
no sewage system.
Floyd Bennett field in National
Park is a treasure of natural
beauty and biodiversity. Housing
individuals here is equivalent
to tarnishing the sanctity of
Yellowstone National Park. The
irreversible damage of flora and
fauna and the destruction of our
natural beauty are contrary to
the ethos of conservation and
preservation. That National Park
symbolizes
Kenneth Spencer, chairman of the
US Park Police fraternal force
of police expressed concerns
over the agency's readiness to
protect the public and the
immigrants themselves.
Let me be perfectly clear, even
without the migrant shelter on
Floyd Bennett field, we are at
least 300 officers short of our
required minimum level. Our
capacity to serve and protect
the public today is literally
bursting at the seams.
Adam Curry: So this document has
all these different scenarios in
it with different projections
and they go all the way through
2050 in this document and be
what will we need, you know,
what are we going to need we're
gonna need for Europe and Italy
and Europe and the European
Union from 2001. The European
Union just started as the EU had
to happen didn't didn't even
have the Euro at that point. I
don't think scenario now that
the monetary unit I don't think
the Euro happened till 2003.
John C Dvorak: Maybe let's take
a look we can we can check our
old facts. Yes, you check that
and
Adam Curry: I'll read this the
medium variant so sarin,
scenario one the medium variant
of projections from the United
Nations World Population
Prospects 1998 Revision scenario
to the medium variant of the
1988 1998 Revision amended by
assuming zero migration after
1995 This and in Scenario three,
this scenario computes and
assumes the migration required
to maintain the size of the
total population at the highest
level that would reach in the
absence of migration after 1995.
So that they they have figured
out exactly how much needs to
go. Where am they have by
millions Germany needs 10 point
2 million the United States 38
million all of Europe 18 million
European Union 13 point 4
million. That's the total number
than they have. They've plotted
this whole thing out the whole
thing, although fertility May
May rebound in the coming
decades, few believe that for
titles, yes, it's few evidence
of that a few believed that
fertility in most developed
countries will recover
sufficiently to reach
replacement level in the
foreseeable future. Thus, making
population decline in edible
inevitable in the absence of
replacement migration is a
foregone conclusion. For France,
United Kingdom the United States
and European Union the numbers
of migrants needed to offset
population decline are less than
or comparable to recent past
experience. While this is also
the case for Germany and the
Russian Federation The migration
flows in 1990s relatively large
due to reunification disillusion
respectively. They have it all
figured out.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, just like
good socialists do.
Adam Curry: Thank you. So
Germany is also starting to you
know, like what, what's what's
going on?
Unknown: Dozens of asylum
hopefuls queue up outside of
registration center in Berlin
Adam Curry: asylum hopefuls. Now
this is Berlin. Berlin. This is
not is Berlin on the border.
John C Dvorak: No, no his
anywhere but the border.
Adam Curry: Tickets on the
border dozens
Unknown: of zactly queue up
outside of registration center
in Berlin. Many have made long
arduous journeys to get here.
But with most asylum centers
already at maximum capacity,
they're facing more hurdles.
The capacities within more than
100 buildings for refugees are
coming to an end. We at the
moment we have about 200 places
that could be offered to asylum
seekers
Adam Curry: work full Germany's
full Berlin's full.
Unknown: In Germany asylum
applications are up nearly 80%
Compared to 2020 to 10,000
people have applied this year in
Berlin alone, forcing
authorities to open former
airports, hardware stores and
churches.
Adam Curry: Well yeah, throw me
in the churches in the hard way.
Ace Ace Hardware aces, the place
aces the friendly face, Aces the
place with a helpful immigrant
folks
Unknown: accommodate the growing
number of requests for 90
billigt. Well
now we have the dilemma that too
little capacity is available and
until the new ones are created
Of course cruel and terrible
pictures rise of gyms being
occupied and full
accommodations. The flood of
refugees will not go away
especially called the word is
not getting more peaceful.
It's a fact the German
government is well aware of. On
Wednesday, the Interior Ministry
announced increased border
policing in an attempt to
discourage smugglers chef
destroys them. We must stop the
cruel business of the
traffickers because they put
human lives at risk for maximum
profits that federal police are
now carrying out additional
checks on the smuggling routes.
That's the board is handling and
the Czech Republic. But as
strife continues to rage in many
parts of the world, more
proactive policies will be
needed to ensure refugees a
dignified life once they
inevitably do arrive.
Adam Curry: You know what you
never hear? You never hear Hey,
we arrested a human trafficking
ring. You don't hear that these
guys smartly. The ones going to
Europe on the boats pick those
guys up the guy steering the
boat now never hear that Greece
has has decided they're going to
tap into the in undocumented
migrants to curb the labor
squeeze. Hoo hoo hoo knew there
was no one left in Greece. No
one in Greece can work. Al is
Greeks are creative. And you
know what? They're gonna build
the metro and the airport. Nice.
Yes, you and the German interior
minister. She wants voting
rights for refugees. Oh, this is
the next one. Yeah, they should
be able to vote, of course makes
nothing but since Italy. Yes.
John C Dvorak: I just want to
tell you the euro. January
119 99. Very easy to remember.
That's the first year that came
into existence.
Adam Curry: I don't think the
Netherlands switch then though.
I thought the Netherlands switch
much later.
John C Dvorak: They didn't know
switch he wants but January
1 1999. The Euro came into
existence? Well, yeah,
Adam Curry: it was it was a
European monetary unit. No, no,
John C Dvorak: that was years
earlier. This is when an actual
Euro showed up.
Adam Curry: Right. But What
country did it show up in?
John C Dvorak: Were you asking
me more questions because
Adam Curry: I remember the
Netherlands. I was there at the
time. And it was after 2000. But
thing was after 2001 and the
Gilder became the euro and
everyone was like, hey, my
coffee just doubled in price.
Oh, that happened?
John C Dvorak: really screwed.
The Italians got to the biggest
screw job from it.
Adam Curry: Well, speaking of
the Italians, they're mad notes.
And
John C Dvorak: you okay, the
currency was formerly virtual in
1999 notes and coins began to
circulate in 2002.
Adam Curry: There you go. So
they were already planning this
for the European Union before
the Euro was in circulation.
Italy is mad now. Because the
Germans supposedly are German
NGOs. This is the big one the
NGOs everywhere doing this. All
this is how the money flows. The
human traffickers, I'm gonna say
they're just NGOs. That's why no
one ever gets arrested. an NGO
man there's evidence
John C Dvorak: for that. That
just was if you recall, in Texas
during the Trump administration,
they were finding these NGOs
that Catholics a lot of them,
yes. Oh, in Austin. Yeah. They
were moving migrants all
Adam Curry: over the place.
million dollars a year they were
making. Yeah. And they were
making Yes, they were making a
billion dollars. So Italy. Now
Oh, Lampedusa. It's full.
There's more migrants now than
live on the island of Lampedusa.
But that's okay. We've got a
plan.
Unknown: Italy has set up its
first center for asylum seekers
deemed to have come from so
called safe countries.
Adam Curry: Oh, they're from
safe countries. Don't worry.
These aren't the raping kind.
Don't worry about Italian
Unknown: government hopes the
facility in the Sicilian port of
Pizarro will accelerate the
process of asylum claims. It
will house people who can't
claim refugee status as they've
arrived from countries not
considered to be dangerous. It
comes as Italy's trying to cope
with severe overcrowding at its
migrant center on Lampedusa
Island. Authorities have begun
moving some other locations
after a recent surge in
arrivals. The extent of the
problem was highlighted earlier
this month, when some migrants
broke out of the center because
of a lack of space and essential
provisions. In an effort to
reduce numbers arriving, Prime
Minister Georgia Maloney's
cabinet is implementing measures
against young adults posing as
unaccompanied minors in order to
claim state protection minutes
Okay,
Adam Curry: so these are their
safe safe asylum seekers. Don't
worry about it. These are the
safe kind, not the kind that are
raping and pillaging and blowing
up cars in Sweden. Not the kind
that are beating up gay lesbian
to spirit whatever trans in the
Netherlands now, it's not that
kind. It's not that kind. None.
No, it's it's all safe. Don't
worry about it. And the only cup
Well, there's two, but the only
country that is standing up and
saying hey, you leftists you
morons. It's all your own fault
is Poland.
John C Dvorak: Hungary out of
the picture I
Adam Curry: said there's two. I
said, I don't have a clip of a
of a Hungarian member of
European Parliament. I only have
a clip of the Polish member of
European Parliament. Dominique
tarzi. insky Thank you,
Unknown: Mr. President. You're
leftists.
Adam Curry: I love that. Hey,
dear leftists Hello, hello
leftists How you doing? Thank
Unknown: you, Mr. President,
Your leftists I'm very happy to
take part in this debate about
democracy in Europe. So let me
give you some example of a very
major democracy in Poland over
1000 years of, of tradition of
Polish nation. Polish nation
rejected you, dear leftists A
times A times in the role you
have lost elections in Poland.
So get used to it, because
you're going to lose again.
That's number one. Let me give
you some data about Poland and
Polish democracy. The lowest
unemployment in European Union
is Poland. The highest GDP after
COVID in European Union is
Poland. One of the lowest depths
in European Union is Poland. So
don't give us this rubbish about
the need of educated immigration
as we heard yesterday, we don't
need your doctors. We don't need
your engineers. Take them. Take
them all and pay for them. We
don't need them. You know why?
Because there's zero terrorist
attacks in Poland. Why? Because
because there is no illegal
migration in Poland. So don't
give me this. Look, don't give
me this arguments about the
populism. Because this is a
fact. This is your data from
Eurostar. So we don't need your
engineers. We don't need your
doctors. Take them. Do not do
that. Do not teach us do not do
that teach us about democracy,
because we know what the
democracy is. So learn from
Poland be like Poland. Thank you
very much.
Adam Curry: Like Poland?
Exactly. We don't have any of
those problems, why we're not
letting them in? Which will be a
very big problem for Poland.
John C Dvorak: Well, they also
have they maintain their
population they have a high
fertility the don't go laxed and
slack off. No. Which brings me
to the point of what you're
going to do with all these
people. Because obvious I think
you're right there's nothing to
stop this because it's a scam.
shanty towns, I'm telling you,
people are gonna have to get
used to this idea, instead of
putting them up here and there
is to give them a huge area and
let them there's people coming
in from all over the place that
are very skilled workers in
terms of carpentry. Yeah, the
shanty towns are gonna we
Adam Curry: don't have any more
blacksmith plumbers, people who
have skills that we don't want
any more.
John C Dvorak: Whether we have
or not, is the point that I'm
making is that to deal with all
this influxes, you're going to
have to let them take care of
themselves. And shanty towns,
favelas as you would have it in
Brazil, to do work.
Adam Curry: You know where this
is going to happen. First the
shanty towns. Alberta, Alberta.
Listen to the Alberta migrants
are driving a population surge
and Alberta is the fastest
growing province 98% of Canada's
population growth over the last
year came from international
migration. Let that sink in. I
love saying that. Let that sink
in, soak it think and think
about it. Think about it soak in
that for a moment match that 98%
of Canada's burst your bubble in
Canada's population growth came
from international migration.
Because Canadians I mean,
Americans are nice, we're nice
guys, Canadians, you're so much
nicer and you're being taken
advantage of the surge in
international migration is
driving Canada's population
growth rate to its heights not
seen in almost 70 years. And
Alberta is now growing faster
than any province has seen since
records began like climate
change.
John C Dvorak: The the growth
rate news to me this is a good
one. The growth
Adam Curry: rate is the highest
recorded in Canada since a 12
month period in 1957. Went hit
3.3% annually during the height
of the baby boom and the
Hungarian refugee crowd ISIS,
close to 98% of that population
growth can be attributed to net
migration, the number of non
permanent residents has jumped
46% Mostly due to an increase in
work and study permits. So
you're letting them in.
John C Dvorak: legislate them in
a different way. Yeah.
Adam Curry: Yeah. So this, I
mean, I, you know, people either
have to stand up and say, no,
John C Dvorak: they wish they're
not doing. No one's doing it,
because
Adam Curry: we're all so nice.
And we've been told all the
human traffic that there was
some Republican lady went down
to the border plague a horrible
story about women getting raped.
Yes, of course. It's horrible.
But that's not the problem. We
need to stop it all. Stop.
Everyone needs to stop it.
John C Dvorak: But you can't.
You can't. Because if it's an
international, international
controlled by everybody, this
Adam Curry: banks, banks, the
famous New York banker, we win,
and lawmakers have no incentive
to stop it because they get to
spend money. When there's more
people, they love it. They're
writing laws, we're doing more
laws, you got some more stuff.
When we got home, we have to set
up camps, favelas. Where should
we have the favelas in America?
I mean, they work? I'm with you
on that? Where do we set them
up? Do we do that? And the
national parks?
John C Dvorak: No, you can't do
that. That's the that's the
reason that National Parks story
showed up is to is to that will
continue to show up as they Oh
my god, they're gonna wreck our
parks. And you know, we have all
these tree huggers that are part
of this culture that won't put
up with it. So you're going to
have to find in Brazil, the
irony of Brazil, I've
Adam Curry: first time I went
there. You've been there. So you
can a lot talk about it. Yeah.
But the irony
John C Dvorak: of Brazil was
pointed out to me almost
immediately, because the
Brazilians like to point it out
is that the best views and the
best property that would be
worth a fortune is where the
favelas are, especially in Rio.
There's one hill in Rio, that is
all for velas. It's just a slum.
It's a slum. And it is, as
somebody would point out, this
is where you want to see a view
view to knock your socks off for
them. You go live in the
favelas, because they gave them
all the view land and the best
prime property.
Adam Curry: I have an idea. I
have an idea for the United
States where we can build the
favelas. Aspen,
John C Dvorak: Aspen would be
good. Yeah, a little cold.
Adam Curry: used to it. After
Chicago, they'll know. They'll
know what they're in for. It's
disturbing. But everybody go to
the show notes under you'll see
it replacement migration and get
that white paper, take a look at
it, read through it. And you'll
see that this has been planned
all the way through 2050. And
they're doing it instead of
instead of the fact we've done
the exact opposite of
stimulating population growth to
keep up with the aging
population.
John C Dvorak: No, we're
actually we're and sterilizing
kids sterilizing
Adam Curry: kids telling him
you're scaring everybody with
climate change. Oh, you don't
want any kids for climate
change. And why? Because in the
in the infamous words of George
Carlin, they want obedient
workers. That's what they want.
People who will shut up and do
what they're told because
they're under TPS, temporary,
permanent something. They're
allowed to stay for a while. But
hey, stay in line. Do what we
tell you to do. That's what
we're all we you're too mouthy.
We're too complicated. We have
ideas of like running for
office. No, no, no. And let them
vote. Let them vote. Let them
vote for us. Who keeps them in
offices?
John C Dvorak: Thanks. What's it
gonna change?
Adam Curry: What the vote no,
it'll change nothing. They'll
shut down.
John C Dvorak: They'll change
nothing. They'll
Adam Curry: vote though. No, but
it gives everyone the illusion
on how's it they're good
citizens. And there'll be
washing your car, shining your
shoes, cooking your meals. And I
guess we just all want it. A lot
of refers. Meanwhile, in
America, we don't really care
about that. We're obsessed about
stuff like this.
Unknown: Taylor Swift has
entered her football era.
If we play like this every time
Taylor's inability and then she
needs to be here every week.
Swift made her fearless return
to Kansas City's Arrowhead
Stadium which she sold out twice
last summer to cheer on NFL
tight end. Travis Kelce.
I told her I've seen you rock
the stage and arrowhead. You
might have to come see me rocket
stage and erlaubt
wearing red of course next to
Kelsey is mom Donna. The
reaction beyond the NFL wildest
dreams.
Adam Curry: Travis Kelce has had
a lot of big catches in his
career. This would be
John C Dvorak: the biggest
Unknown: the women's editions of
it As Jersey are selling fast
online, the company behind
Kelsey is outfit, capitalizing
calling it the 1989 and stores
touting the New Balance shoes
she wore to the game. A hot
commodity Swifties know all too
well, she's a mastermind of her
business reputation. Her tour
alone expected to add an
estimated $5 billion to the
global economy more than the GDP
of at least 50 countries gotten
to the errors. And now her fans
suddenly paying attention to the
NFL, and the players are ready
for it.
Adam Curry: So troll war POTUS
just rage quit out of the troll
room. Adam, now you lost a
listener by but that's too bad
because the reason I played this
was only a setup for a classic
no agenda clip. Which was a
source from being at.io. As we
know, we you specifically
identified the Taylor Swift
phenomenon very early on.
John C Dvorak: No, you're a
decade ago.
Adam Curry: March 1 2009 14
years ago. No agenda episode 76.
Let's go back everybody and
listen to what John discovered.
John C Dvorak: Was Taylor Swift.
Adam Curry: Taylor Swift.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this is the
new I don't know who was the one
that picks says okay, we're
gonna make her a star. And they
find some growth. This is kind
of a discovery cute looking,
puffy faced blonde, who is now a
she's a singer. And she's been
on everything. She's on this
show and that show and that she
was hot, you know, highlighted
on Saturday Night Live, which is
rerun, but it was she was like,
you know, first ran a couple of
weeks. Maybe a
Adam Curry: couple months on
tree Country Girl country
singer.
John C Dvorak: I don't know. She
seems kind of that kind of
middle of the road. Quasi
yodeling lesbian sounding kind
of. But the problem is she
doesn't have any range. She's
got no range at all. So she said
she has just got to kind of a
flat voice with a very small,
really narrow range and, and the
material is weak. So I'm
watching her. And so so.
Adam Curry: Yeah, I know who she
is. Yeah. Andrew Gromit.
John C Dvorak: Andrew grommet
says, oh, you know, my wife and
my daughter are really into this
girl named Taylor Swift. And I
mean, I don't know what he was
going to tell me because then I
went off on him. Something about
Taylor Swift, I guess but, but I
just it's just like, overnight,
this just just just happens.
I've never seen anything like
does she have a background? Has
she paid her dues? Has she been
around forever singing the blues
and Memphis? I mean, what, you
know, the next thing you know
she's there and she stinks. I
should add to that, because I
remember this whole thing. I her
dad was a superstar lawyer
Lynch. He was investment banker,
right banker. That's
Adam Curry: what he was
investment bank. He
John C Dvorak: moved the family
to Memphis Yes. Where he picked
up a bunch of clients that were
you know, looking to do
something with a lot of their
money. And he had this daughter
named Taylor and he's gonna push
her into the scene. And he did
and she B being in a family of
smart money. She was a genius at
marketing and marketing herself
in this whole thing with Travis
Kelce. I listened to a guide,
listen to Sports Talk. These
people actually think this is a
boyfriend girlfriend thing.
Nope. They are so stupid. This
is such a setup for publicity.
And the giveaway to me was what
after that game that she would
attended they will they walked
together to some limos and as a
new boyfriend, girlfriend, two
things that very observable, not
holding hands. And the second
one is events you don't hold
hands with, with a promotional
woman like her chair who's a
genius at this, she would have
at least locked arms and gone
arm and arm to the limits
because that's what you would do
if you're a boyfriend,
girlfriend. That's what you
would do in the early stages.
You're gonna lock arms, or hold
hands or, or even, you know, put
his arm around the shoulder or
something. No, none of that. It
was to business people walking
down together thinking about how
much money they're gonna make.
Adam Curry: And here's the
business end of it.
Unknown: Travis did you know you
can get this season's COVID-19
shot when you get your flu shot?
Oh,
two things at once. One, I'll
have two things at once, please.
Now back to two things at once.
Two things at once. No two
things at once. Travis asked
about Getting this season's
COVID-19 shot when getting your
flu shot.
Adam Curry: There it is. It's
all transactional. And I think
the Kardashians actually saw
what Taylor Swift and her family
did. And the machine because she
she she has writers. She doesn't
just you know yodel herself you
know she's she has writers who
have very skilled you know, and
the whole industry look if you
have a decent song, you repeat
it in the algo on Spotify five
times everybody it's a hit.
That's how it works is very
simple. It's all transactional,
the Kardashians went and that's
too bad my girl you know, what's
your name? The mom the momager
just too bad. My girls have no
talent. We'll just put them on
top of some basketball players.
That's what she did. So now it's
worse. Yeah, it works
Unknown: we see more posts.
Adam Curry: That's right time
for you. COVID Boost. CNN
leading the pack.
Unknown: New federal data is
revealing a disturbing trend in
the recent increase in COVID 19
cases hospitalizations are
rising faster than average among
children. SENIOR MEDICAL
CORRESPONDENT Meg Terrell is
here with the details.
Are these hospitalizations in
vaccinated and unvaccinated
children? Do we know?
Well, the vaccination rates
among kids are extremely low,
particularly for kids under
five, only 13% of those kids
have actually gotten any dose of
COVID vaccine. So there's not a
lot of unity out there.
Adam Curry: This doesn't ring
true at all. She's not answering
the question. She'll come around
to it at the end. But the
question is, are these kids
vaccinated or not? Well, you
know, it's very low. And this
and you're bad parents from
Unknown: vaccination or from
prior infection in that age
group. For teenagers, it's
higher. And so you would expect
we haven't seen this specific
data breaking it out, but that
most of the hospitalizations are
an unvaccinated kids.
We have a sense. You talked
about the vaccinations, how the
administration has handled kind
of this latest wanna say wave
this spike, what's the
terminology I should even use
here? But how the administration
is operating in this moment?
Yeah, we are starting to hear
that the White House, of course,
is watching this. And today,
actually, they relaunched the
home COVID test program. So you
can order for free tests per
household COVID test.gov. And
experts say this is really
important, not just that you can
prevent spread of COVID If you
think you might have it yourself
to people who might be
vulnerable. But also because if
you're in a high risk group,
treatment is actually available
if you test positive for COVID.
And knowing sooner rather than
later helps you actually get
those extra COVID
For example, you have to take
pretty soon, right? Yeah, within
five days,
Adam Curry: within five days.
Okay. So this is a study that
came out from Martin Luther
University Hala Viton bear. This
is a very well known University.
500 year old research university
in Germany, found that people
with the highest risk of long
COVID or post COVID condition
were unvaccinated people
infected with the Wuhan variant.
They also just as a sideline
tested to see if vaccinated
people were better protected
against long COVID. And results
say no, there's absolutely zero
chance that you will have, the
less chance that you will have
long COVID Whatever that is, we
still don't really know what it
is. If you're vaccinated, so
it's it's the whole this is the
member of the CDC director, our
new one Mandy Cohen said this.
Unknown: So what the vaccine can
do is protect you from the worst
of what COVID is. But remember,
the vaccine early data is
showing us it can also prevent
you from getting long COVID It
decreases your risk of getting
long COVID which is extended
symptoms from that COVID virus.
So yes, protecting from the
worst but also protecting you
from potential long term
symptoms from this virus even if
you have a mild case.
Adam Curry: Okay, so it does not
protect you from long COVID That
is the peer reviewed research a
liar. Well, she's poorly
informed, which is bad for the
CDC director or she's a liar.
But don't worry NBC to the
rescue act
Unknown: now with rising
concerns about COVID as we move
into the COVID was ASINs are up
nearly 8% And beginning today,
free tests are once again
available at COVID test.gov. And
for those suffering from long
COVID A study just out is giving
new clues to identifying and
possibly treating the mystery
condition. Here's Anne Thompson.
Cello is Joshua Romans pleasure
in profession. Long COVID made
it tough for the virtuoso
soloists to play lengthy pieces.
What kind of difference has long
COVID Made in your career?
Adam Curry: Hey, go out and get
me a human interest story on
long COVID Let's do something
about long code. Make it
something everyone can feel kind
of really bad. I mean, this is a
virtue. Oh, so
Unknown: long COVID has forced
me to only do the most important
things
long COVID impacts X percent of
adults according to the CDC,
symptoms include fatigue, brain
fog and memory difficulties. Now
a new study offers clues about
potential blood biomarkers.
We're seeing patterns. David
Petrino is the lead researcher
on our study showed that
individuals with long COVID had
significant and measurable
differences in their blood. And
what were those differences?
These differences were a mixture
of hormone dysfunction, immune
dysfunction, and reactivation of
past viruses,
specifically, 50% lower levels
of cortisol, the hormone that
makes you feel alert and awake T
cell exhaustion in immune
systems, and dormant viruses
like Epstein Barr and herpes
reemerging this isn't a simple
illness. This is a complex
illness. The study examined the
blood of 268 people, some who
recovered from COVID Some never
infected, some with long COVID
like Roman who wants to not need
reminders like this and have
total recall of the music he
loves.
Adam Curry: All right, so I'm
gonna set you up here, John,
because this is one of those
instances where we both clipped
the same astounding discovery.
Of course, none of this could be
from the vaccination itself,
none of it whatsoever because
you crazy the vaccine protects
you from the worst of COVID. Now
the reason I'm going to set you
up is I actually clipped a lot
more shorter bits than you did
you clipped three pieces or
three or four pieces. You have a
you have a titled as COVID
virologist, which is incorrect.
So I'm going to set you up with
my intro clip of professor. His
name is Professor Buck halt. He
is from University of South
Carolina. And he is not a
virologist, he he's gonna
explain what he is in this. And
having watched this video, it's
just the name of the clip. I
know him too. But I played your
thank you One Hour Photo, okay,
oh, no
John C Dvorak: cleaners, or
cleaners.
Adam Curry: I like this guy a
lot. Because he has this very,
this this air of I know exactly
what I'm talking about. But the
system is so lame and screwed up
that I'm just going to tell you
guys and do with it what you
want. And I like his demeanor.
I'll play the intro clip. And
then you can play your clips. My
Unknown: name is Philip
buckholts. I'm I have a PhD in
biochemistry and molecular
biology. I'm a cancer gene jock.
Basically, I do cancer genomics
research at the University of
South Carolina. And what that
means is that I'm kind of an
expert on all the ways that the
human genome can get flooded
with during your lifetime. And
which of those things cause
cancer and which ones don't?
Adam Curry: Okay, I'll stop it
there. And if if I feel there's
anything missing from your
clips, we can play it later.
John C Dvorak: Well, basically,
the guy did a little research
just on a screwball notion. And
I think it's playing pretty
well. And clip number one
Unknown: in in my professional
evaluation of the literature,
the Pfizer vaccine did a pretty
good job of keeping people out
of the cemetery. But it sucked
at stopping the pandemic. And it
was the best of sucky options
that we had
Adam Curry: the guy remind me a
little bit of a young meatloaf
by the way, did you catch any of
that? Did you? Did you get that
vibe from him?
Unknown: No, none at all. Okay,
and I still believe that it was
deployed, mostly in good faith.
But there were a lot of
shortcuts taken because the
house was on fire. And we could
do a better job next time. From
the lessons that we're going to
learn here. That's my own
personal view of this. But I'm
also my philosophical bent here
is, I'm sure many of you have
heard of oxen awesomes razor,
right, choose the simplest of
explanations. Well, there's
another one called handlines
razor, which has never attribute
malice to that which can be
better explained by
incompetence. And so I'm trying
to be gracious here in many
circumstances, there could be
malice underneath, but I'm
trying to see just incompetence
to be gracious. And so the
Pfizer vaccine is contaminated
with plasmid DNA. It's not just
mRNA. It's got bits of DNA in
it. This DNA is the DNA vector
that was used as the template
for the in vitro transcription
reaction when they made the
mRNA. I know this is true
because I sequenced it in my own
lab, the vials of Pfizer vaccine
that were given out here in
Colombia. One of my colleagues
was in charge of that
vaccination program in the
College of Pharmacy. And for
reasons that I still don't
understand. He kept every single
vial. So he had a whole freezer
full of the empty vials. Well,
the empty vials have a little
tiny bit. And in the bottom of
them, he gave them all to me.
And I looked at him that we had
two batches that were given out
here in Colombia. And I checked
these two batches, and I checked
them by sequencing. And I
sequenced all the DNA that was
in the vaccine and I can see
what's in there, and it's
surprised Isn't that there's any
DNA in there. And you can kind
of work out what it is and how
it got there. And I'm kind of
alarmed about the possible
consequences of this.
Adam Curry: No, I don't know
what your other clips are. So
I'll just let you continue.
John C Dvorak: So I would
mention, if you remember our
show, during the swine flu era,
of one of the swine flu
manufacturing companies actually
had live swine flu viruses in
the vaccine, they were so
careless with their
manufacturing, you remember this
guy? Sure do. And it went out
and all kinds of people ended up
with swine flu because of the
vaccine. And it was like, the
problem is, and I think it's
kind of elucidated in this guy's
presentation, even though he
never says this, the fact that
they're, they're held harmless,
because they've been giving a
leet, they've been giving the
green light, whatever you put in
there, whatever, you're shooting
the people, you're you're not
liable. Don't worry about it.
This is the problem. And that's
why the what he claims is this
careless amount of DNA, which is
the beginning part of this
system that made the RNA is
still there, because the what's
the point, we can't get sued,
it's just we just slop this
stuff out. Who cares? Crank it
out, and wait, if it does damage
too bad.
Unknown: Here we go part two,
both in terms of human health
and biology, but you should be
alarmed about the regulatory
process that allowed it to get
there. So this DNA in my view,
it could be causing some of the
rare but serious side effects
like death from cardiac arrest,
or there's a lot of cases now,
of people having suspicious
death after a vaccine, it's hard
to prove what caused it is just,
you know, temporarily
associated. And this DNA is a
plausible mechanism, this DNA
can and likely will integrate
into the genomic DNA of cells
that got transfected. With the
vaccine mix. This is just the
way it works. We do this in the
lab all the time, we take pieces
of DNA, we mix them up with a
lipid complex, like the Pfizer
vaccine is and we pour it onto
cells and, and a lot of it gets
into the cells. And a lot of it
gets into the DNA of those
cells, and it becomes a
permanent fixture of the cell.
It's not just a temporary, a
temporary thing it is in that
cell and all of its progeny from
now on forevermore. Amen. So
that's why I'm kind of alarmed
about this DNA being in the
vaccine, it's, it's, it's
different from RNA because it
can be permanent. This is a real
hazard for genome modification
of Long live somatic cells like
stem cells. And it could cause
theoretically, this is all a
theoretical concern, but it's
pretty reasonable based on solid
molecular biology, that it could
cause a sustained autoimmune
attack toward that tissue. It's
also a very real theoretical
risk of future cancer in some
people, depending on where in
the genome, this foreign piece
of DNA lands, it can interrupt a
tumor suppressor or activate an
oncogene. I think it'll be rare,
but I think the risk is not
zero. And it may be high enough
that we are to figure out if
this is happening or not.
Adam Curry: Yeah, the idea being
if you're getting foreign DNA
mixed into your body, it's with
you forever, including your kids
and your grandkids and could be
going on for generations.
John C Dvorak: So this is a this
Chris, he's speaking to I think
the state legislature as in
they're like, well, we can't
wait we supposed to do about it.
i There's other stuff, there's
more detail that he goes into,
but I just wanted to wrap it
with the third clip, which is
his kind of a summary of what we
have to do. And the main thing
is the obvious, which is clean
these, these vaccines up and he
then talks about how he thinks
this platform platform is great.
Which means which makes me think
he's pretty objective about
this, get the DNA
Unknown: out of the booster, and
all future versions of this
vaccine. I'm a real fan of this
platform. Okay. I think it has
the potential to treat cancers.
I really believe that this
platform is revolutionary. And
in your lifetime, there will be
the mRNA vaccines against
antigens in your unique cancer.
Okay, and but they gotta get
this problem fixed. Okay. And I
right now, I think the financial
incentives are too great to just
keep on rolling with it.
Adam Curry: I wanted to add two
things to this because he went
into a lot of different things.
The first one is when this first
came out, we were told over and
over and over again, no you
conspiracy theorists No, there's
no does not DNA. It's mRNA. It's
not DNA. It's mRNA. A little
Unknown: nerdy science here the
central dogma of molecular
Biology is that DNA gets
transcribed into RNA, okay. And
then RNA gets translated into
protein. This is just how life
runs. Why does this matter?
Well, DNA for the purposes of
this discussion, DNA is a long
lived information storage
device. Okay, what you were born
with, you're gonna die with and
pass on to your kids. DNA lasts
for hundreds of 1000s of years.
And it can last for generations
if you pass it on to your kids.
Right? So alterations to the
DNA, they stick around. RNA by
its nature is temporary. It
doesn't last. And that feature
of RNA was part of the sales
pitch for the vaccine.
Adam Curry: There it is, it was
part of the sales pitch wasn't
DNA was mRNA.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, but there
were right. The mRNA is what is
supposed to be in this shot, the
D, the D, the DNA in there is
just a because it's careless,
sloppy,
Adam Curry: well, not entirely,
it's a little a little
different. And this is, I think,
the killer clip,
Unknown: the way you do RNA
transcription in vitro
transcription reactions, you
have to give it a DNA template,
okay. And you can give it a DNA
template that is just a
synthetic piece of DNA, that is
only the instructions to make
the RNA. And that's what was
done for getting the emergency
use authorization and the
clinical trial. That's called
process one, if you look up that
kind of stuff. They made a PCR
product of just the bits that
they wanted. And then they did
the in vitro transcription and
made a bunch of RNA that there
was no plasmid DNA to
contaminate the stuff that was
used for the trial. But that,
that making that PCR product
doesn't scale, the way that was
necessary to vaccinate the whole
world. So a cheaper way to scale
up the production of this
template is to clone that PCR
product into this plasmid vector
that the plasmid vector into
bacteria, and then grow up big
vats of bacteria. They make a
lot of the plasmid DNA for you
then use that plasmid DNA as the
template to drive this
transcription reaction to make
your RNA. And that's where how
the contamination ended up in
the production batches, even
though it was not in the stuff
that was used for the
authorization trials.
John C Dvorak: That's that's,
again, again, it was
contamination. Yeah, no, of
Adam Curry: course it was. But
the reason why is the vaccine
might have been safer or
completely safe for the
emergency youth or use
authorization. But then when
they went into production, they
did it a different way. And that
code goes back to what you just
John C Dvorak: said to lab
versus field stuff. And then why
blew up out here,
Adam Curry: don't worry about
it's all good. Not a problem.
And the end I don't have I'm not
gonna play clip at the end. The
only other thing was interesting
that he said, is that he tested
multiple batches of Pfizer, and
he says Maderna had much less
DNA and what they had done is
they tried to get rid of the DNA
by slicing it slicing it slicing
and just left a lot of bits in
there but by his by his own
testimony, it doesn't matter how
much is in there as long as it's
in there it through the lipo
lipo lipid, lipid nanoparticles,
it will fuse with your own DNA
even if it's just a little bit
he talked about buckshot doesn't
really matter. But he said some
doses had much lower DNA amounts
in it with so technically less
chance that you'd get it and
some had much more very high.
And that might explain the
stories we've seen about certain
people who got certain batches
having more adverse events. That
was my takeaway from what he was
saying. So this to me, this is
this is a very big deal. Yeah, I
thought so. And they and heads
should roll. Death is gonna
happen
nothing's gonna happen. Oh, no.
John C Dvorak: He says he says
we're on the topic. Since
nothing's gonna happen. You
might as well play Fauci in the
CIA. Oh, yeah. And about this
Unknown: is gonna happen. Dr.
Anthony Fauci is now accused of
secretly visiting the CIA's
headquarters during the
pandemic, where he allegedly
tried to influence the agency's
official findings in their
investigation into the origins
of the pandemic. That's
according to US Representative
from Ohio Brad wenstrup, the
chairman of the House Select
Subcommittee on the Coronavirus
pandemic, who described the
concerning information in a
letter he sent to the inspector
general of the Department of
Health and Human Services.
Earlier I spoke with physician
and former US ambassador Dr.
Jeff Gunter. He's also currently
running for the US Senate in
Nevada, Dr. Gunther, great to
have you on our show. Thanks so
much for coming on as a doc Sir
and an experienced diplomat. How
do you view the allegations that
Dr. Anthony Fauci attempted to
influence the CIA's
investigation into the origins
of COVID-19?
I don't give a solution or an
answer, just like Yogi Berra did
the famous baseball coach. It's
deja vu all over again. None of
this is particularly surprising
to me. During my medical school
years, I was cutting my teeth
during HIV from 83 to 87. I
remember Dr. Fauci then, when I
was heading up the US Embassy.
Thanks to our great President
Donald Trump, I let the team
know that I believed that this
virus came from a bat to a
bottle and somehow got out of
the lab back then. Then when I
read the emails of various
scientists going and talking to
Fauci before he published that
Article of the proximal origins
of COVID. In nature, one of the
premier journals, which clearly
now was a misdirection of the
American public, it's not
surprising, it's Fauci, deja vu
all over again, it's sad, it's
disheartening. The American
public deserves a need to know
the truth about the worst
pandemic the world has ever
seen.
Adam Curry: So also, it's like,
and nothing will happen. Yes.
Nothing will happen. Yeah. It's
just another story to be
subjugated. Or another story for
this show averted by Taylor
Swift news.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Yeah,
there's
Adam Curry: a second clip gotta
get worse.
Unknown: View. Are there any
indications of political or
national security motives behind
the alleged suppression of the
lab leak theory by public health
authorities?
It's a fantastic question that
we all know that when you mix
medicine, with politics, what do
you get? You get politics. It
was so obvious when it happened.
When COVID came out to me that
it was a lab leaked and turns
out that it was being funded by
Fauci So absolutely, absolutely.
They're trying to craft the
narrative. More people died with
COVID with Joe Biden than they
did with President Trump.
Adam Curry: I love the died with
COVID Doesn't mean you died of
COVID. But you had COVID.
Unknown: The jury's still out on
the effectiveness of vaccines.
They say that it limits
hospitalizations, and severe
illness. There's no evidence to
show that it makes you less
infectious to the other people.
I just checked the CDC
hospitalizations for COVID right
now in Nevada, they're not
significantly high. deaths are
down. So what does that tell
you? It tells you that there's
an election coming up, it tells
you that when you mix politics
with medicine, especially with
this administration, you get
politics.
Adam Curry: All right. I'll try
and top it before we take a
break. Well, I
John C Dvorak: have two more
clips. About this about COVID.
Three more COVID clips actually,
I loaded up on COVID Today your
Adam Curry: it dude you're
you're seething with COVID.
John C Dvorak: But these are
historical clips. Okay, these
are from 2021.
Adam Curry: We love that
John C Dvorak: when the Delta
was just coming out, and they
were arguing about what to do
about the shot and delta and
Adam Curry: the delta delta
variant. Yes, the Delta verta
Delta
John C Dvorak: variant and it
was they were besides themselves
and all kinds of different ways.
They were tying themselves into
knots over the Delta because it
was creating something if you
remember, this word is a term
that we forgot. Breakthrough.
Adam Curry: Oh, breakthrough
infection. Yes, yes. It broke
through the vaccination. You got
John C Dvorak: a vaccine, you
got your booster, you got your
second shot, you got your
booster, and then you got COVID,
which everybody seems to have
got done. And that at the time,
the first time he started to
show up these were called
breakthroughs. Yeah, and it was
disconcerning Oh, my God have
another breakthrough. And then
eventually, they stopped using
the word because it was
meaningless because everybody
got the shot, they got COVID. So
let's play a couple of these
historic clips from 2021.
Unknown: More of the modified
mRNA technology behind Maderna
and Pfizer's COVID vaccines is
how easy it is to update. All
you have to do is reprogram a
string of genetic
Adam Curry: code and voila.
Update just like Windows 11
could make
Unknown: a new vaccine tailored
to fight dangerous new strains
of the virus. But the booster
shots that the White House wants
to roll out next month likely
will not be re engineered
against the ultra contagious
Delta very ultra contemplatively
urs Angus Chen joined Bob oaks
to talk about why and he started
by explaining how the technology
works.
The mRNA base vaccines from
Pfizer and Madonna and also the
Johnson Johnson DNA base vaccine
all contain a string of genetic
code based on the original
coronaviruses mycoprotein. Our
cells use that code To make this
by protein, and then they build
immune molecules that can
neutralize it. The thing is,
this string of code is easily
reprogrammed. So vaccine makers
can rewrite it and make it based
on the Delta genetics or any
other variant you might want to
counter. It's also not a big
deal for the manufacturing side,
because you don't really have to
change what you're doing to make
that updated vaccine.
So if it's that straightforward,
Angus, how come the booster
shots are unlikely to be
updated?
Well, I spoke with the Harvard I
mean, I'll just Dr. Dan Baruch,
about this. And he said,
updating the vaccine should
theoretically provide better
protection against Delta. But in
reality, it probably wouldn't
make a big difference. And
that's because delta isn't that
different from the ancestral
Coronavirus and its physical
shape and form. So the
antibodies from the original
vaccine should still work
against it. Dr. Brooke thinks
there's another reason why delta
is causing cases among
vaccinated people.
Adam Curry: Wow, they've been so
good. You're doing this because
it's good to remember how
they've been lying for years
years on end
John C Dvorak: and coming out
licking themselves.
Adam Curry: No, I think me I'm
throwing some Taylor Swift news.
People forget. And they want to
forget we've been so traumatized
by this. I think people are
twitching, just listening to
these clips.
John C Dvorak: I like again,
I'll go back to I don't think
they're lying. I think they're
dead, sincere and stupid.
Adam Curry: Well, yes, dummies
abound. Dr. Brown
John C Dvorak: means no money.
No continue Part Two long clips.
Unknown: long one.
Dr. Baruch thinks there's
another reason why delta is
causing cases among vaccinated
people.
The increased breakthroughs with
the Delta variant is probably
more related to its hyper
infectiousness rather than its
intrinsic ability to evade
Adam Curry: antibodies. The
breakthrough
Unknown: basically, when you're
infected with a Delta variant,
you end up breathing out a lot
more virus than you would have
the old virus, it's a lot more
transported in the mass stop
that dismissible as well and
guess people are both more
likely to be exposed to it and
be exposed to more of it.
There's even a small benefit
from using an updated vaccine as
a booster than why shouldn't it
be developed? And why shouldn't
we take it?
Part of the issue is right now
there are millions of vaccine
doses in storage across Yeah,
they are effective against the
Delta variance while stocks last
especially when it comes to
preventing severe illness or
death in general right now, and
might drop public faith in those
doses, which concerns Dr.
Benjamin Linus, he's an
epidemiologist at Boston
University stop
John C Dvorak: a second, you
gotta hit what he just said was,
well, there was a lot of
inventory left. And then if we
don't give that as the cure for
delta two, it will make people
lose confidence in that early
shot. Because because it's not
good enough, and then the
inventory, our shoes will go the
inventory and people are going
to lose confidence. And that's
going to make it even slower to
get their first shot. And yeah,
we can like this. Like, it's
like they're running a game on
the public, you
Adam Curry: don't want to sell
the new Yeezys until the old
ones are off the shelf.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, you gotta
get this marketing 101.
Unknown: I don't know what
message it would give if they
said, Oh, we have a new highly
specially engineered vaccine for
Delta. Does that generate
concern that the original
vaccine didn't work against
delta, which is absolutely not
true.
Adam Curry: And I want to remind
people, I think we were pretty
much doing this deconstruction
when it was taking place. That's
why we still get notes from
people saying, Man, I'm glad I
was listening to you guys.
Because we were breaking this
marketing story down
continuously.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, these are
our old clips.
Unknown: Linus and other health
experts I spoke with said the
goal right now is really to
vaccinate as many people as we
can, in the United States and in
the rest of the world, using a
vaccine that still works is a
better way to do that than
waiting for an incremental gain
and efficacy that we might get
from an updated vaccine. When
Angus,
don't you think that any COVID
booster shot updated or not, is
going to be greeted with
skepticism from some members of
the public reluctant to take it
Adam Curry: perhaps those pesky
podcasters might be all over
this marketing scam?
Unknown: Yeah, it's definitely
possible. I mean, vaccine
skepticism has been something
that is what's grown has been
going on for quite some time.
Oh, yeah. podcasters. I don't
think a booster shot is going to
change that or do anything to
really fix that. I think what a
booster shot does do is it helps
people who might really need
that extra protection to stay
safe against a Delta variant. I
think what's a more important
question when it comes to
booster shots is whether or not
the shots would be better put to
use by sending them, you know,
around the world or around the
country to people who are
unvaccinated and want to be
vaccinated but haven't had the
access or the ability to do that
yet. And I think that's
something that public health
experts and officials are going
to continue to grapple with in
Think about for some time.
That's WBUR is Angus Chen
speaking with Bobux
Adam Curry: Oost. All right. Can
I Are you done?
John C Dvorak: I'm gonna be
done. Yeah, I have one more
thing that did. Similar but it's
about the ivermectin bowl crap
and I'm going to leave that.
Save that for another show.
Adam Curry: Good before we take
this break. I think I figured
out the F 35. Ejection up. I'm
calling an OP now to be so what
we know is the pilot was very
experienced. He was one of the
top top pilots.
John C Dvorak: I know this if
you're gonna do an OP, you want
your top men?
Adam Curry: Of course you do.
John C Dvorak: You know what
some slouches is going to screw
it up.
Adam Curry: Right? So he injects
the plane continues to fly until
it crashes back and we heard all
the things I was on autopilot.
We had that cool guy. I mean, I
at this point, I'm pretty sure
that the the witness the
eyewitness who saw this guy this
that he may not have been paid
for but he was in on it. He
would maybe not knowingly shill
the ship was he was the shill.
So the thing that bothered me
the most on the last episode was
the 911 call. It's like why are
you why are you not calling HQ.
Now some of the jet jocks who I
talked to said, Well, he was
kind of the top guy, so maybe he
would have had to call himself
I'm not quite buying that. But
we did get confirmation from a
9911 call taker dispatcher says
having listened to the reported
911 Call from F 35 pod who
objected? I believe it to be a
legitimate recording of the
incident and I put the this
anonymous 911 dispatchers.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I raised
that. Yeah, it's okay. I legit
so sounds legit.
Adam Curry: Sounds legit. But
this reminded another one of our
F jet jocks have a scene from
Top Gun two. And the scene in
Top Gun two is Tom Cruise has
now rejected from this
experimental aircraft. Sound
familiar? And he doesn't call
911. But to make it a little
funnier. He walks into this HC
diner. Here he is. He's walking
in. The bell was ringing. He
points and he's looking all
haggard. And all blowed up. And
he's asking for a glass of
water. And you know, it's just a
dine all the people are looking
at him like where did this guy
come from in his spacesuit? days
drinking his water. Where am I?
And the little kid says you're
on Earth thinking he's a
spaceman. So that would be the
equivalent of the 911 call.
totally unbelievable that you
walk into a diner and with your
spacesuit on and you're all
dirty from ejection and you know
from explosion, and you're there
give me some water and where am
I Earth? The next scene. The
very next scene. He is in with I
think was paid, played by was
named Edie. Whatever he's he's
the commander. And he's berating
Tom Cruise. He's saying what is
going on with you? You have all
these commendations. You should
have been a senator or an
admiral bribe right now. Why are
you still doing this? Why are
you a captain?
Unknown: You should be at least
a two star Admiral by now. If
not a senator.
Yeah, here you our
captain Blaze. It's one of
life's mysteries, sir. This
isn't a joke. I asked you a
question. Sir. Well, the Navy
doesn't see it that way. Not
anymore.
These planes you've been testing
captain. One day sooner than
later. They won't need pilots at
all. pilots need to sleep. He
take a purse. Pilots that
disobey orders. All you did was
buy some time for those men out
there. The future is coming. And
you're not in it.
Adam Curry: I believe this to be
a script. To let people know
that the biggest problem the
plane wasn't the problem. It was
the loser pilot. And the
military industrial complex is
going to come out with something
sooner or later to let us know
that you know, we really don't
need pilots anymore. We have the
new F 35. No, it doesn't need a
pilot. I think This was life
imitates art.
John C Dvorak: It's an
interesting theory. I know,
You've been bitching and moaning
for probably 10 years about the
pilotless airplane this plane.
Adam Curry: Yeah. Hey, if the F
35 pilot can't even keep it
going, I mean, we shouldn't have
those guys. We should not you
are not in the future of
aviation. So I don't know. I
just ran it by the F guys and
they all like, you know, they've
been they've been trying to get
to this for a long time.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well,
Adam Curry: it is a goal. So
we'll see. There's no
John C Dvorak: other member the
one time I was sad, I was sad. I
think it was Nellis in Vegas. I
was getting a tour. And they
were proud of they had these
drones they're just on display
and they went on and on about
how great this drones were
because yeah, I took took the
red flag course whatever it was
called, I got the sit in. And it
the drones are better because
there's no you're not going to
kill these. Do these pilots. You
put a lot of money into one of
these guys and he gets killed it
that's money down the drain.
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's annoying.
John C Dvorak: It's annoying,
very pious, not too happy.
Adam Curry: With that, I want to
thank you for your currency in
the morning to you the man who
put the seeds in Fauci in the
CIA ladies and gentlemen say
hello to my friend on the other
end the one and only name on the
ball Mr. Johnson
John C Dvorak: Well, in the
morning to you, Mr. Adam curry.
Also in the morning airship see
boots to the ground feed near
subs in the water and over Dames
and nights out there. And in the
Adam Curry: morning patrols in
the troll room, sir bemrose
stopped doing that. People are
trying to count the trolls
before it's time to count the
trolls. I already counted the
trolls. We had 1925 before we
would have taken our break.
Don't do that. Let me count
them.
So we have what is the count at
this moment is 1862. But it was
1925 10 minutes ago.
John C Dvorak: That is 62 is the
average.
Adam Curry: But it was above it
was above that average,
John C Dvorak: but it probably
was always above it.
Adam Curry: But you know, it has
to sit there like oh, I can
count the drawers. I've got the
power. And he ruins the whole
count. It's like telling
offline. Yeah, don't do that
Heisenberg
John C Dvorak: Principle.
Adam Curry: Okay, now he's
repenting. I'm sorry, I scared a
bunch of them off. Yeah, you
did. Hey, those trolls are in
the troll room troll. room.io
This is where you can listen to
the show live on Thursdays and
Sundays. But it's 24 hours a
day. And there's always a good
podcast on no agenda. stream.com
It's all talk no commercials.
Actually, it's not all talk
because we have Darren Oh, who
does the rock'n'roll priests pre
show before every no agenda for
two hours. It's where everybody
hangs out. And you go to the
troll room. There's always
people sitting around hanging
out. Sometimes they're listening
to the show. Sometimes they're
not. But during this show they
are and they're they're trolling
around doing all kinds of
trollee stuff. Some of them even
rage quitting. That's what
trolls do. Now, you
John C Dvorak: could also follow
the Taylor Swift Yeah,
Adam Curry: you just lost a
listener, man. So let's make
sure we're Polonius. Never.
John C Dvorak: I was actually
surprised we did the store. I
mean, I was prepared for it
because I because of that. My
mention of them not walking out
holding hands was they were
really,
Adam Curry: it was a genius
segway I took us from from a
classic clip right into COVID.
Come on. That was programming.
John C Dvorak: He would love to
be complimented.
Adam Curry: No, I don't. I'm
complimenting myself. I don't
need any help from you.
John C Dvorak: But that's true.
You don't need any help. You
don't need to be complimented.
But if you feel like
Adam Curry: it, I mean, do
whatever you want. It's all good
by me. You can also follow us on
our Mastodon instance, which is
quite private, since we've been
blocked by everybody else and
John C Dvorak: everybody. Every
other Mastodon instance thinks
we suck.
Adam Curry: Do whatever you
want. We're bad. It's all good.
You can follow Jhansi DeVore I
could no agenda social.com Adam
at no agenda social.com. And
we're always there kind of
hanging out seeing what's going
on and posting stuff and getting
stories. Sometimes you guys have
good stories. And the memes are
down. It's good. No more No more
memes. I'm happy about this.
John C Dvorak: I'm not happy.
Adam Curry: This is a value for
value. Podcast. We came up with
the name we invented the
concept. We discovered quite by
accident almost 16 years ago
that asking asking people to
subscribe for premium content or
just some low number which does
not represent the amount of work
that goes into it the value It's
only going to be a few people
anyway, it's only three 4%. So
you might as well say, Hey, what
is it worth to you? And we were
surprised when we saw that
thing, certainly during COVID
When people like, well, you
know, my life was worth quite a
lot. Thanks. Appreciate that.
I'm gonna give you more than
five bucks. And that's how we've
been running it. And we'll be
celebrating 16 years coming up
in October, around October, I
think the end of October the
20th or something?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, at the very
beginning, we were suckered by
the notion that if Joey didn't
blame you didn't last long.
Which was the idea that well, if
you're going to, you know, I
think we had, I don't know how
many 1000 people probably 50.
Maybe at the most Yeah. But if
you had 50,000 people, and they
all gave two bucks,
Adam Curry: we were not we were
driving Lambos $1,000 a month,
in our mind, we had Lambos.
John C Dvorak: That's a lot of
money if you know, and two bucks
is cheap. So the 50,000 people
would say, oh, it's only two
bucks. So I'm going to as if
50,000 People are going to pay
two bucks, 10 bucks, no buy
depth, no bucks, that they'll do
that. No, no, it's not even
close to possible. And then we
started noticing that people
would giving their favorite
numbers, they were just making
up numbers numerology was some
stories involved on this number,
you know this, and that means to
this to that to my wife, or
whatever. And we realized that
open ended is the way to do it.
Yeah. And forget these little,
you know, the idea that
everyone's going to chip in
because they don't know never
will.
Adam Curry: You know what's
interesting, I've been I've
course follow the the slow
collapse of the podcast,
industrial complex kit, your
favorite thing to do? Yes. And
so potremmo is a Swedish
company. And they raised a lot
of venture capital, like 160
million euros, and they've gone
all around Europe, and they're
buying up all the podcasts,
buying up all the podcasts, and
putting them behind the paywall.
And so now there's a problem.
And the problem so they get see
the problem already? Well, well,
problem one is, so they had to
convert a number of people from
the free podcast, they're not
free, but open and available
with ads or whatever they were
doing, or No, I don't know what
they're doing to pay money. So I
think that they literally are
doing five euros a month for
their entire offering. But now
they can't get any new people
in. Because they have no product
that is open.
John C Dvorak: It's not
discoverable Exactly. Ever
ability is the top thing you
need, especially in new media.
Adam Curry: Exactly. And so they
have to do like in person
appearances and set up a tent
and do the show from a from a
market, a market square. And
then to get people interested in
the show, you can't you can't
get in, of course, they only got
maybe 5% of the people went
from, from you know, hey, this
is a cool product or listen to
an ad or I don't think anyone
was doing value for value to
five euros a month, which by the
way is the first thing to go.
When things get tight. You with
us? It's like people come and
go, like I'm in it and then I
don't listen for a while man
overboard. And then oh man, I
really feel nervous. I don't I
feel jittery. I gotta listen to
no agenda and get get a fix. And
then people come back, you know,
give give back the value when
you feel like it when you're
ready for it.
John C Dvorak: However, a lot of
people that haven't come back
from what I can tell.
Adam Curry: Now they come back.
A lot of people come back. They
do.
John C Dvorak: Or anonymous
lesbian.
Adam Curry: Ghost that was that
was your handler? I don't know.
She was your contact.
John C Dvorak: She moved to New
York. Now there. Well. Now
there's your answer, isn't it?
That is the answer. Surrounded
by the milieu. Yeah, the milieu
is more powerful than the show.
Adam Curry: So we only ask for
value to be returned. Whenever
you feel that you've received
enough value and how you do it
is up to you. We do have three
categories time, talent, and
treasure. And we have a lot of
people putting in a lot of time,
you know, writing us reports and
corresponding with us, going out
hitting people in the mouth, or
organizing meetups. There's lots
of things you can do with your
time talent is fantastic when
you see what the artists are
doing, especially since i i was
moaning about the use of AI. But
the artists have finally come
back and started to do stuff by
hand and it with it with their
tools not relying on the crutch
of a copying machine to do stuff
that makes it all look very
pretty, but makes everything
subsequently boringly pretty and
they're like drones like
non-playing characters in a row.
And Paul couture artists number
one number one on the on the no
agenda Art Generator. He nailed
it. He had such a great piece.
Now we did it. We did have some
discussion about things. We
looked at a number of pieces.
But this cautiousness episode
may cause sudden death. I think
we I think was good at warned
people can make a lot of people
who said, Hey, man, I'm not
dead, but it really freaked my
dog out. Or hey, man, I have a
headache now because of that
tone that you played.
Apparently, no, no one died. No
one died.
John C Dvorak: And no one got a
headache from it. No one said he
got a headache. They said
Adam Curry: he said he got a
headache. And it was it was a
cool looking piece of high
frequencies. It had the little
antenna there was it was a fun
little warning sticker. Yeah.
And
John C Dvorak: it was different.
It was totally alien to what
we'd normally been doing. Yeah.
Which is why we want some
variety in this. This is extreme
variety. is a sign that kind of
sign that you go to a sign
maker. Do highway signs.
Adam Curry: Exactly. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: And then this is
very different.
Adam Curry: That you'd like the
melon girl which I'm sure you
use in the newsletter. Use the
the melon grow, which I
understand why you'd like that
piece.
John C Dvorak: That's a good
piece. It's a girl holding a
melon. Yes. What more did you
want from a piece? This is
really Oh, eight on the melon.
Adam Curry: We looked at the
human mulch from damage that can
happen. Yeah, but you know what?
It wasn't an AI piece. That's
what I liked. Like Oh, thanks.
You did some work. It just
wasn't what we wanted didn't
quite work. Damn Kenny Ben also
did the Chicago tent. I think
the the clown part is what
didn't make that one work.
Because you know, we know who he
is. Remember because this was
based on the base camp tents in
Chicago with with the asylum
seekers. And she made a circus
tent like a
John C Dvorak: Chicago on it.
Yeah, it does say Chicago on it.
Tent City. Doesn't say you said
what doesn't work to clown
there's no clown.
Adam Curry: It was a circus tent
like clown world type type deal.
To me. It was confusing. It
didn't quite show.
John C Dvorak: Oh no, it didn't
work at all.
Adam Curry: Thanks. That's what
I'm trying to say it didn't
work. You lie. You
John C Dvorak: have a new guy
that obviously showed up. pet
rocks or pet racks who did put
our pictures on the save you?
That's an automatic? No. So
forget it. Yeah, we don't we
stopped doing that and show 200
I think yeah, the first year of
have no agenda art. Yeah, it
became Nasher when Randy Asher
and Paul couture were doing it
pretty much by themselves. It
was nothing but pictures of us
Adam Curry: in general. We don't
like pictures of people. I mean,
really, generally some and
certainly not politicians. I can
already see. You know, someone's
done. Justin Trudeau is Hitler.
It's just not Not gonna happen.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. And it's
and it's that's a cliche. Yeah.
Adam Curry: You'd like the Burma
Shave, which was from Parker
Polly.
John C Dvorak: It would have
been better if it had some punch
line. At the end, it didn't have
a punch line. Exactly. It would
have said something something
something no agenda be the way
that model should be. I also
like to train No, but that's
just a pure evergreen piece in
probably does have some AI in
it.
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's pretty.
It's pretty piece that is
definitely an evergreen
networks, of course,
professionals. But just looking
at the overview. You can see
John C Dvorak: it was a good
selection. Yeah. And I thought
there were at least three or
four pieces we could have used
now scroll,
Adam Curry: scroll down, like to
the almost to the bottom of that
page and go look at the
submissions for 1591. And that's
and you see the difference.
Everything AI on that page. And
it's been becomes boring. You
know, and when people use their,
their, their God given
John C Dvorak: 5091 Is the
selection sucks.
Adam Curry: Yeah. If although
everything's pretty and
everything's you know, I
John C Dvorak: don't even think
that's true. Looking back at it.
Yeah.
Adam Curry: But and this is this
is this is the danger. Well, I
have some I have some fun AI
stuff we can talk about later.
We can fight over it. But thank
you very much, Sir Paul couture,
who of course also runs and has
set up and run for my goodness,
how many years now? The the Art
Generator. And how many years
I've been running this but well
over 12 years, I would say no
agenda art generator.com You can
see all of these pieces of art
at at norgine Art generator.com
Or get a modern podcast app.
You'll need it eventually. Don't
worry, etc. Google podcast shut
down.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well, that
was expected. Yeah. Yeah,
Adam Curry: they like everything
shutting down.
John C Dvorak: Well, they Google
does that routinely. They take
something and it's just somebody
goes over the numbers as well.
Where are we? Why are we doing
this? And now they're gonna well
maybe it's good. I'd say it was
a good idea to time as a loss
leader, he gets people like us.
Nah, screw it, shut it down move
it to this
Adam Curry: was like reader.
They also don't like RSS because
it's open, freely available
distributed. And so now they're
now they're like, can we be more
like apple? No like Spotify
because now they're moving the
podcasts into YouTube music. And
here's what that's telling
podcasters Yeah, man, you will
ingest your RSS feed. So they
just want you to upload to the
yet to them to YouTube so that
they can you know, sell ads and
give you nothing or whatever it
is they do. So don't do that.
Don't be like, don't be like
YouTube and Google, go to
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it. From the treasurer category.
We want to thank our executive
and Associate Executive
producers who have supported us
today and we see right off the
bat this must be an instant
night you have the note William
rollin from Spokane, Washington
with a cool grand John what does
he say?
John C Dvorak: This is a double
award request. He starts off ITM
the enclosed $1,000 Check is for
my wife's Dame hood and I think
Jays got her on there. But
double check if you want to be
awarded posthumously as she died
of liver cancer on July 9.
Adam Curry: Oh my goodness.
That's terrible. Yes. Yeah, we
John C Dvorak: had discussed
Dame hood in previous months and
she wanted to be called Dame a
puma. of the Eastern Washington
chasms. She would like shrimp
and grits at the round table and
love the F cancer in any
Sharpton jingle. Maybe we can
accommodate that in a minute.
For myself. It seems to $1,000
threshold for me passed
unnoticed last year. See
accounting below. I wish to be
knighted, sir Tigger, max of the
Inslee, Eastern Washington
archipelago. Okay, I request I
request White Castle hamburgers.
And Kirkland Bordeaux at the
roundtable. No jingles no karma
for me. A shout out to Sir
Donald of the fire bottles who
hit us in the mouth. Oh, there
you go. He's in Spokane. He hit
us in the mouth in 2017. And
William Rowland is in Spokane
Valley along with Sir Donald and
sorry for your loss. And thank
you a lot for this. This note
and donation. Yes.
Adam Curry: And we have both of
you on the list for Nate for
night and Daming. And it was
Kirkland Chardonnay. Was that
the No no, the Kirkland Bordeaux
Bordeaux I'm sorry. Because
Bordeaux Okay, all right. Yes,
we have that went to play the
full respect for for your NDF
cancer and the F camps or for
your posthumous date getting
lunch at AAA
Unknown: the tortoise in the
race, Kim Kardashian Weaver, ESP
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this we must resist we must we
must and we will much about that
Adam Curry: you've got karma and
well you might as well do this
next one is to double up karma
but this is a totally for you to
read. Oh is it?
John C Dvorak: Yeah. This I just
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some metal you know where to go.
You need some metal you might
need some metal. Christopher
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Hey, they should visit Hey
Chris, if he needs some metal
it's in your hood man. Please
give me jobs Carmen been out of
work since May 1. Please call
out Australian Brian of Hell's
Kitchen. And Greg the socialite
from Connecticut as D bag. Give
him both a D bag. Could you also
both get them to to the head
twice. There's consequences of
being D bags Okay,
John C Dvorak: using a lot of
ammo
Adam Curry: yeah wasting ammo
John C Dvorak: so here we go now
we've already we've already gone
to Associate Executive Producer
here and that one went fast.
That was quick to Ramsey Kane
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Wisconsin no stranger so
Adam Curry: no stranger. Didn't
he used to do the CDs? No
agenda? Yes, he
John C Dvorak: was a CD guy.
Yeah, he had a lot he was he
still has I still chat with him
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Adam Curry: Oh, what advice did
you give him?
John C Dvorak: Probably start a
snail farm is gotta go
Adam Curry: maybe a business of
the future.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Hey, it's
good stuff.
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Brabant here, my smokin hot pre
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weeks. Can I have an L g y karma
for my girls? No agenda equals
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karma?
John C Dvorak: Oh, you have SD G
in Oakland California. tu tu tu
tu tu a row of ducks. But first
ones, but no note so a double up
karma will work.
Adam Curry: You've got karma.
Sir Jeremy John Patti Oakville,
Ontario, Canada. That row of
ducks to 2222 wants to stay safe
as a jingle in the morning,
gents. I leave today a day
before my 61st birthday on
birthday on the 29th for a four
week motorcycle trip of the
Iberian Peninsula, please Oh,
that'd be fun. Yes. And flesh it
John C Dvorak: out for wild
pigs.
Adam Curry: Is that Is it
rampant on the Iberian
Peninsula? Oh,
John C Dvorak: no. And that's
where they grow a lot of pigs.
Please accept this
Adam Curry: donation and keep up
the excellent media
deconstruction during my
absence. It's unlikely I'll be
able to listen until my return.
Sir Jeremy Tom potty. Oakville,
Ontario, Canada Navia. Will you
please send in a donation when
you're back? And let us know
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John C Dvorak: Joe Clemens is in
Anna Texas. Two, two 2.17. First
time donor long time blah, blah,
blah. I have listened since show
number one or before the daily
source code please de douche me.
You use deed deuced isn't a long
wait. Yeah, to donate.
Adam Curry: That 16 years. Well,
thank you for sending the value.
We appreciate it.
John C Dvorak: whatever it's
worth, the donation is actually
17 I guess the donation is in
honor of my daughter Natalie
Clemens, who passed away on
another sad note. On this day in
2017. Oh, that's where this came
from. Yeah. From the devastating
genetic illness cyber fibrosis
which is a terrible product
cyber cystic cystic guy said
cyber wow, I think I dreamed up
a new thing. That's the show
title. Cystic fibrosis, which is
the worst impact you to make in
the universe is beyond measure.
Thank you. Thank you. One
example is inspiring producers
to organize and attend meetups.
Our household is now decorated
with artwork photography from
other producers we meet met at a
meet up less interesting as a
petition signed member of
architects and engineers for 911
Truth Well good for you. That's
got the websites at
911 truth.org I request this
spectacular WT C seven world go
away clip followed by a two
today head. I do request karma
for all producers in grief.
Sincerely, Joe Clemens and Anna
Texas.
Adam Curry: I think I've seen
pictures of his house during a
meet up it is indeed quite quite
the shrine. Really. It's it's
quite fantastic. And did you see
that RFK Jr. was on some
mainstream, like interview show
and and he said you know he was
like well, you're 911 conspiracy
theorists in RFK is like no no,
I don't know much about at all
really. But I do know that
building seven. Just kind of
nothing fell on it and the guy's
like, yes, it did. Building One
and Two fell on it. didn't know
my office was there? No, it
didn't fall and so now now he's
a 911 truther just expand the OP
John C Dvorak: wherever they've
hosted this show, now he turned
No,
Adam Curry: no of course not.
No, we're not used to it he had
some outro disclaimer though of
course not can't to can't have
John C Dvorak: that. Kennedy had
an office in the building seven
either
Adam Curry: in in or near in in
or near it. I'm not sure which
one. Anyway, Joe, thank you very
much. I pray for you. Well, we
need
John C Dvorak: to pull it
Unknown: out you've got karma.
John C Dvorak: on where to
Adam Curry: go, I'll do this
one. Andrew Helenius Helenius
iron river Wisconsin 221 dot 22
In the morning, thank you for
your courage. Please accept this
Richard surrounded by ducks.
2212 To get it for show 1594 In
celebration of 10 years of holy
matrimony to my smokin hot wife
Hillary and they never had a
fight. We tied the knot 10 years
ago today a year prior I threw
her a birthday surprise birthday
party and propose to her in
front of our friends and family.
Her being a gal who hates being
the center of attention gave a
choked up is sure
John C Dvorak: I like that.
Yeah. I know women in general
like to have this sort of type
of proposal.
Adam Curry: No not not in a
party now. They want control
they want it videoed has to be
beautiful their hair has to be
right everything I
John C Dvorak: teach away I
think the way to just get some
skier writers
Adam Curry: that's kind of
hokey. Why that's been done
John C Dvorak: Will you marry me
is it's cost about
Adam Curry: but it's been it's
been done a million times.
John C Dvorak: Saying hey, would
you marry me has been done more
than a million towels.
Adam Curry: What women don't
want sky writers they want a
cliff overlooking the ocean at
sunset with with with
John C Dvorak: give you a story.
Adam Curry: This bonus content.
This is donation segments bonus
content. Your power 15,
John C Dvorak: the director of
marketing a woman that worked at
PC Magazine who you know, I
worked with a lot. She's great.
She's got married you propose to
her? No, no, but she has the she
had a proposal story of a
lifetime and I never told her
before she got married. So once
you get married, I said this
guy. You know what it was like?
I was kind of befuddled by it.
And she says to me. We went to
India, and he proposed to me in
front of the Taj Mahal. What was
I supposed to do?
Adam Curry: Exactly. Man went
all that way.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Yeah, you
want to get somebody just the
way she described to us. Like,
if you're putting that position
at the Taj Mahal, the some digs
kind of a monument to love you
don't have a choice. You have to
say yes so so men out there you
get somebody's you know, but you
first you got to somehow talk
her into flying to India. Now
you
Adam Curry: don't get it. You
get it? Sure. Sure. Sure.
Lastly, I need to give a wait.
He says on a different subject.
I was watching a clip of
headbangers ball yesterday and
was astounded to see how
different Adam look back then.
Well, I had big hair. And I have
one question, Adam. Do you still
have those leather pants? And I
will say I don't know what you
were watching. I have never in
my life worn leather pants on
the headbangers ball ever. So
what were you watching? Send me
a link. Lastly, I need to give a
shout out to midnight Mike Joe
aka flavortown and crush it from
our big dumb mouth podcast. They
need some help on reaching 4
million subscribers. Why? Why do
you need 4 million subscribers?
Sounds like it's on YouTube. No,
it has to be we don't hit the
algo unless we have 4 million
subscribers and upload content
every 15 minutes. Can I get an
answer? I'm anniversary karma
from my wife Lord knows she
deserves it for putting up with
me by Andy Helenius. You've got
karma
John C Dvorak: Douglas Murray in
Missoula, Montana to $200.51
Happy Birthday sister, Dame
Ellen of the dream realm on
Friday, the Friday the 29th
Cheers to the trolls. And thank
you for your courage John and
Adam,
Adam Curry: Colin Wilson.
Gibsonia Pennsylvania 200. This
will be my second donation from
the three Brothers Bagels. Hello
three Brothers Bagels. Really
appreciate listening to your
show. I'll hand rolling
sourdough bagels in Pittsburgh.
Thanks, guys. But you're late if
you're doing it now, it's kind
of late. Don't Don't you roll
them early in the morning. You
would think that's what I will.
Yeah, that's when I roll my
bagels.
John C Dvorak: Linda Lou pagkain
from Lakewood, Colorado, jobs
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Adam Curry: didn't mean to give
you that one. This is what I
meant to hit jobs,
Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs,
for jobs.
Adam Curry: And those are
executive and Associate
Executive producers for episode
1594. These are credits that are
real, and you can put them on
imdb.com. Go ahead, take a look.
There's hundreds, hundreds of
them, probably up to about 800.
Now you can use it on your
LinkedIn, put it on your resume
or CV, anything that you feel
will be enhanced and it's good
forever. And if anyone ever
questions that all you have to
do is get in touch with us and
we'll happily vouch for you.
Thank you, our executive and
Associate Executive Producer for
episode 1594. John is going to
take us through the 50s and
we'll get to our meetups and our
nice things.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, let's start
with Sarah that sews in Sydney,
Montana. Saddle tramp, by the
way gets credit for the $150
donation that credit well she
would you'd get to thank you.
Richard Adams in Orem Utah $100
Turning 72 tomorrow I might
mention nice he has a new motto
What doesn't kill you is
everything so far. Aaron Tanner
in humble Texas 100 Some health
karma for the end of the after
the end make sure to give the
hell's karma for Aaron is
youngest daughter, sir Bob
Gallucci and Palmdale,
California 100. Kevin
McLaughlin, and there we have it
you brought it up earlier to 808
He's the lover of American boobs
he's the Archduke and it's still
watermelon donation there it
Adam Curry: is. We must be
getting to the end if he's
getting to water but by the way,
have a great end of show mix
that has a whole bunch of boob
donations in it from a lot of
melons. Watermelons
John C Dvorak: such as 808 and
suds and sanity in Watkinsville.
Georgia or Watkinsville GA ad
and that's it always had a meet
up report. You want it once you
read the meet up report.
Adam Curry: Second, suds and
Sandy meet up in Greensboro. Oh
yeah, we have a hold on a second
those that
John C Dvorak: come in Okay,
nevermind. Yeah, I think we have
extra Dana Carroll or Dana
Carroll
Adam Curry: don't know
agreement. Hold on. Is it live
Green Bay this Greensboro second
southern Sandy meetup in
Greensboro Georgia had a smaller
turnout but more intense
conversation we pass the hat to
send the proceeds to the best
podcast in the universe. We
would like to work on
pronunciation of the host
location. See guide below. Oh
Connie. Oh, Coney. Oh, Paula
rhymes with Oh, pony. Oh, Coney.
Oh, Kony. Got it.
John C Dvorak: So there is a
missing from the list is the
$271 donation from one of the
meetups. And this that's on
here. And it was I don't see,
you know, and it's basically an
accumulation of money is
supposed to be meetup reported
via email. So we'll read that
later. But I should mention,
Dame Beth came in with 100 of
the total. All right, so I just
want to credit her. Dana Carroll
Lofton, Nevada 7227. Brian
Rogers in Bedford, New York. 70.
And his pronouns are douche bag.
All right. Derrick Johnson in
Denver, Colorado. 6969 Kevin
McLaughlin, again in Concord,
North Carolina. It really wants
to run through these 606 No, no
more melons.
Adam Curry: Melons are over.
We're out of melons. Yes.
Unknown: Watermelon, no less
melon
Adam Curry: watermelon. We're
out.
John C Dvorak: Do you remember
cantaloupe? I don't remember.
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah,
definitely. Definitely.
Cantaloupe, for sure.
Definitely. Definitely.
Definitely, definitely.
John C Dvorak: Bands driven
Nashville, Tennessee. 5993.
Stephen, or Stephen Eisenman in
Chicago, Illinois. 5555. Scott
Nelson in Council Bluffs, Iowa
sir Scott 5001. And the
following people are all $50
donors, and as quite a few of
them here. And I'm just going to
name them and give the location
starting with the tact squad
tact squad in Columbus, Georgia,
Amy Grohl and bureau in
Washington, John Walter in
Wenatchee, Washington, Jack
Schoenfeld in yankeetown,
Florida, Shawna Norberg in
Seattle, Douglas Ellis in New
York City for a Scott Brinkley
and Kristian Berg, Virginia
Yeah, Scott McCart McCarty in
Lodi, California Brian Emin
Heiser in Lancaster, California
John Taylor in fluorescent,
Colorado. Sunny Pang and Lee,
UK. Aaron wise Gerber in Bend,
Oregon, Richard Gardner, who I
think is in New York as a sir.
Sir Richard, of course, Michael
Elmore in Gastonia North
Carolina anonymous in Davis,
California.
Adam Curry: Anonymous says
something interesting was
injured. Right 175 Because of
cold climate change that would
have been turbulent without your
show. I would have never known
that true. Thank you. I'm going
after the FAA for disregard for
passenger safety would love any
help you can muster? All right.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this came
up on the on Horowitz DHS
employed. He was unfamiliar with
your thesis. No. Which is not a
thesis. No, it's
Adam Curry: actually it's on the
faa.gov website.
John C Dvorak: And it's probably
worth repeating at some point
again, because
Adam Curry: well very, very
quickly because you I heard it
you almost explained it right.
To to combat climate change.
Instead of going down different
levels and staying away from the
turbulent air or flying above or
above it before going down
another you know, to another
flight level. The FAA has
decided you can just coast down
ain't just coast all the way
down. Turbulence be damned. And
the turbulence can often come
from other jets of course, or
the jet engines. They do cause
turbulence and so that's us save
save the planet. Enjoy your
injury
John C Dvorak: ZEV green in
Teaneck, New York, a 50 Dame
girl Kyle not Kylie Stefano in
orange Vale California and Sir
Luke Reiner wraps it up from
London UK. Karma for all and we
do have some health karma to
give her at the end. Yeah,
Adam Curry: health karma but
also we have a note a nice note
from the previous show Peter
Irish and he says thanks to Jody
dame of the 10 key we have made
the hat trick to meetups and
executive producer credit in
three days. Sir CB and cervix
meetups. Sue the soul with
community warmth. Thank you for
thank you too for your
deconstruction over the years
ITM to all producers as well.
I'd like to claim my knighthood
with this donation. I will be
Peters are missing of the dev
ops and he wants a douchey ben
de douche, this standard fizzy
water at the roundtable high
fives with the community
wherever we meet Sorry for the
long note now not a problem at
all. Here's the health karma as
requested. You've got karma. And
thank you of course everyone who
came in under $50 Usually for
reasons of anonymity I see a lot
of 4999 is there today we
appreciate that. And everybody
who came in with a sustaining
donation there are lots of them.
You can you can choose one
yourself that does keep us going
and we appreciate that and
everybody including our
Executive Associate Executive
producers who supported us for
this episode 1594 Our formula
Unknown: is this we go out we
get people in the mouth
Adam Curry: Yes, we have a
couple of birthdays to celebrate
sir Jeremy Jim potty turn 61
Tomorrow. Douglas Murray wishes
his sister Dame Ellen of the
dream realm and happy birthday
tomorrow as well. And Richard
Adams is celebrating tomorrow
the 29th himself and he will be
turning 72 Happy birthday for
everybody here at the best
podcast in the universe. Oops
nope, sorry. No title changes my
mistake. I thought we had a
title change we do not. We have
a one day pass him his name and
we have two nights so let's get
out the beautiful blade for this
ceremony. Very nice. Nice
choice. I like that one a lot.
We request in spirit Miss
Roland. But also Peter ice and
William Rowland up on the
podium. Thank you very much for
supporting the best podcast in
the universe. I'm very proud to
pronounce the KBS Dame Puma of
the Eastern Washington chasms
Prader sur missing of the DevOps
and search trigger max of the
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we'll be happy to send you the
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Dame rings and give us sizes and
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will get them to you post ace
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course, as always a certificate
of authenticity and thank you
very much for supporting the
best podcast in the universe. No
one
yes, the no agenda meetups is
where you go to find people who
listen to the show, but also
really defined your local
community and even though people
come from hours and hours away
sometimes it is a great, great
event. Everyone should attend
one at least once the keeper and
i Looks like we'll be attending.
We will go to indie, indie
meetup, I think it's December 4
That will be the confirmation
will be forthcoming. So you know
for the people who are there
with your 100 people it seems
every single time looking
forward to that you can start
planning and here is a report
from Green Bay
Unknown: in the morning, sir
Vic's in the morning bearing
grape drink in the morning, Jay
from Green Bay. Hi, Adam. Sam
from Green Bay
in the morning is the SIR Dan
someone Hey, John and Adam. It
just remember we're not rafting
at you. We're rafting with you.
Mr. MoPhO. In the morning, Laura
from Green Bay
Fifi from Green Bay is jer in
the morning sir. Broken glass.
Thank you for all your hard work
in the morning. This is Peter
going for the hattrick happy to
be here in the morning. This is
Kyle. I am no longer a douchebag
Hi, Adam and John. It's God damn
god of the 10 P and I'm here
again. Imagine that. Hi, this is
Alex and I forgot the response.
Thank you for your in the
morning. Hello, my name is
Wolfgang. I'm here at the end.
No agenda meet up ITM producers.
It's Varun sir phenom. And don't
forget to vote for Mike Gaston
for Charleston City Council.
Dame Jennifer campaign manager.
I don't listen to the podcast.
Please don't hit me in the
mouth.
Adam Curry: That's right. This
is what happens at meetups all
of a sudden you get city council
members and other producers like
not just any producer but Dame
Jennifer running your campaign
beautiful. A note the meet up
for today at Alpharetta, Georgia
cherish tea brewing has been
cancelled. I'm not sure why but
just so you know, don't go. The
Mile High meet up though is on
630 at Lincoln's Roadhouse in
Denver, Colorado, the Nashville
pints and pairing will be on
tomorrow six o'clock at the
Yazoo Brewing Company Madison,
Tennessee, the first Vancouver
Canada meet up 7pm Leticia, but
lutukka Pizza maybe Vancouver
British Columbia. That's
tomorrow also end of summer will
be celebrated at McSorley's,
wonderful saloon and Grill in
Toronto, Ontario. And on
Saturday, the local 512 bringing
in the fall a duck's back yard
Sunset Valley austin texas Of
course. Baron Scott of The no
agenda armory. I wish I could
attend Baron Scott. Once again.
We've missed on the scheduling.
I'm in Houston this weekend,
unfortunately. But it's a great
meetup. Everybody should go also
on Saturday, the fractal meetup
chicken and pickle Oklahoma City
Oklahoma. We've got the Alberta
meet up in the Buckingham in
Edmonton Alberta. And the Como
come all co mo Twin Lakes
recreation area in Columbia,
Missouri. Oh, that's where como
comes from that Saturday,
central Ohio meetup five o'clock
at Dempsey's food and spirits
and on September 30, Saturday
the sixth northwest Houston meet
up. Wow. I'm not going to be in
northwest Houston. That's too
bad. bogeys billiards West.
That's in Houston Texas. plenty
more to come. Well, we have all
the way through November's I can
see on the list. You can see
that list for yourself and no
agenda meetups.com You owe it to
yourself if you listen to this
podcast you owe it to yourself
to go meet your fellow
compatriots. And whenever you do
meet them you'll immediately
realize what you have protection
because that's what you get from
connection no agenda meetups.com
If you can't find one there you
start one yourself sometimes
Unknown: you go hang out with
Dyson days. You won't be
triggered you will be buddy like
a
Adam Curry: like a pot like a
pot. It is like a party. It
really is. It's a party. I see
you only have one ISO
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I'm hoping
it'll beat yours. Once you play
yours and snow. I
Adam Curry: have a whole bunch.
No,
John C Dvorak: you think you
have a whole bunch?
Adam Curry: I got four plan.
Okay, and here is yeah that's no
good. You'll be that easy about
this one. And I feel like our
patrons just have really good
taste now that's no good. This
is this is the one this I think
this is just may boost that
boosts the sound a little bit.
This is I mean brought all those
elements just a shield to play
this one extra extra awesome.
Oh, it's pretty good, right?
John C Dvorak: I do like it.
Adam Curry: Okay you do? You do
like
John C Dvorak: you do as opposed
to just liking it? I
Adam Curry: do like You're like
it. Let's listen to yours.
Unknown: How do we trust these
guys?
Adam Curry: Ah, wow. I'm Do you
know that's kind of a tough call
is coming? Extra extra awesome.
Unknown: How do we trust these
guys?
Adam Curry: I like yours better.
I think how do we trust these
guys is
John C Dvorak: funnier. I like
that. It's funny. It's funny.
It's funny.
Adam Curry: It's also the audio
is better. So I give that to
you. Give it to you. Okay, we'll
take it. Give it to you. Hey,
Metta unveiled its AI chatbots.
Did you see the presentation?
John C Dvorak: I saw part of it,
but I didn't. Well, follow it
Adam Curry: closely. This is
Facebook falling on its face. As
far as I'm concerned.
Unknown: Throwing down the
digital gauntlet in the AI race
currently dominated by chat GPT
Mark Zuckerberg showed matters
recent cost cutting has not
stopped them keeping up with the
integration of artificial
intelligence into daily life.
Adam Curry: Now this is really
interesting, because, you know,
I mean, what is it a chat? What
it what are they doing it? You
know, artificial intelligence, I
mean, thrown down the gauntlet
against chat GPT open AI, which
as far as I know, is is free and
I don't make any money on it.
But hey, he's got an idea. What
could it be?
Unknown: I think that one of the
most interesting questions for
our industry over the coming
decades is going to be how do we
unify these experiences of the
physical that we have with this
vibrant digital world to create
something that is more coherent?
And just better than anything
that we have today?
Adam Curry: Is that one of the
most important questions that we
have in this industry today
gentlemen, is that will you say
that did I know I don't think
so. We've
Unknown: got many lots of
matters answer is there new chat
bots available in the US as of
Wednesday across
John C Dvorak: chatting going on
already on Facebook? You need a
chatbot
Adam Curry: Well, there's a
payoff to this
Unknown: and WhatsApp can these
bots search for answers using
questions through Microsoft Bing
responses muscle use llama to
model that the company made open
source earlier this year going
to
help you check this out. So
let's say you're you're planning
dinner. You got Max the sous
chef.
Adam Curry: Oh, this is this is
why you need it. You need the
chat bots. And you have Max the
sous chef
Unknown: who can help you come
up with a recipe
Adam Curry: Oh wow.
John C Dvorak: Oh, what is this?
What do you have your own chef
at the house? Oh yeah, normal
person.
Unknown: Oh, you know you have a
chef and help you come up with
ideas. So if you want to find a
way to sneak some broccoli into
your kids dinner Max's got you
you know let's say you had too
much salt to the recipe you can
help you balance that out.
Adam Curry: This This feels like
a demo from like 1999
Unknown: Studio the intelligence
maybe artificial personalities
are being made to feel very real
interests, users of Metis
platforms will be able to
interact with 28 chatbots that
will feel familiar. As
celebrities have agreed their
voices and likenesses can be
used in the future. The goal is
to AI characters will eventually
appear in the metaverse as
avatars. But Zuckerberg said
these products would roll out
slowly so as to deal with any
privacy and safety concerns that
arise.
Adam Curry: So what this is, is
you have some quasi celebrity
chef. No, they're celebrities. I
don't know which max this is.
And he has allowed his image and
his recipes, supposedly, to be
built into the llama model. And
maybe even his voice I don't
know. And so that's what they're
selling. It's like okay, so you
get a celebrity chef, this is
what you should do for wine. I
mean, obviously, but they won't
pay you the pain those guys. But
that's what you want. I would
love to have the John C. Dvorak
wine. chatbot
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we can do
it ourselves.
Adam Curry: I think we can. Even
if we just hire some asylum
seekers to answer
John C Dvorak: Oh, we get some
developers in the audience. One
of them can crank this out for
it.
Adam Curry: Yeah. And what will
people pay for it? That's the
question. I don't see any extra
John C Dvorak: value for value.
They will Oh, please. Yeah.
Adam Curry: So Barry Diller went
on CNBC. To talk about AI and
this is a very different kind of
AI. This is the this is what you
on the last show said will
change the art world. But it's
all about copyright. And I
thought it was interesting
because he had a couple of a
couple of things to say. And
he's very he hates AI hates
everything he just hates.
Everybody
John C Dvorak: hates you and
him.
Adam Curry: And I'm kind of
liking him. Now.
Unknown: Let me ask about AI.
Because you have been quite
public about your harsh May. I
mean, I'm so sick of you're sick
of
Adam Curry: it. I love already
I'm liking it. A i May I
Unknown: May I mean, I'm so sick
of you're sick of it. Well,
you were you were ready to sue?
Oh, no, you won't want to do
that you're gonna see.
Just, you know, the gobbling up
of every piece of noise about AI
infecting your toenails. Is not
that it is not transfer
transformative. It certainly
we'll be over time. But I'm just
tired of hearing this kind of
this hype noise as to litigation
or as
you're trying to put together a
group of publishers yes to sue
Chachi pt. And others
know what we're what we want to
do is a very simple thing. Okay.
Copyright, the copyright law has
entered something called a mind
boring you has something called
fair use
Adam Curry: someone on the set
looking at the laptop, he's
like, Am I boring you
Unknown: like jeans means that
you can take an excerpt thing,
something and not pay for it.
Fair Use needs to be redefined.
Because what they have done is
sucked up everything. And that
violates we believe the base of
the copyright law, all we want
to do is establish that there is
no such thing as fair use for
AI, which gives us standing.
Once we have standing, then,
depending upon how this works
out over time. There there is at
least status right now we have
no status, they got all our
stuff. Most companies have now
said as we have our dot
Desmarais, which isn't the
largest publisher, we've said,
You can't do this anymore. And
they won't from now on but they
got all the old hadn't didn't
have to pay you for the if in
fact, if you violate the
copyright law, like you write
something, you make something
and somebody takes it with
literally appropriates it. We
believe that is simple, wrong.
Okay. So that's in the copyright
law. Once you get that, then at
least you have standing.
That's all we want. We have to
pay you for that. How do you
make the AI
let me ask you a question if you
think we're right on something,
but what's like there's some
kind of exchange and right now
there's conversations that we're
having and others are having
with all of us and chatters.
They say yeah, we're happy to
make arrangements. That what
percent of zero would you like?
Because there's no revenue.
Adam Curry: That's that's the
point. There's no revenue. He
says how much percent of zero
will you want because we're no
one's making any money making
any money. Of course, now, he
makes a classic mistake, classic
mistake by now he's going to
prognosticate about the future
of AI.
Unknown: The next thing to pay
attention to on AI is not search
and chat and stuff like that.
It's when it goes from research
to action, when it can
autonomously get things done for
you. Right think of travel,
being able to say, I want to go
to Istanbul, it knows enough
about you enough about all of
your preferences, that it can
basically ask you one or two
questions, and then actually go
and execute the transaction.
Right now. It's research. When
it turns to action. Everything
changes.
Adam Curry: How many decades
have we heard this?
John C Dvorak: Is this is a
never ending? Yeah, Holy Grail,
but he was he described smart
Adam Curry: agents and work on
your behalf. When your fridge is
out of milk, it will
automatically order new milk for
you. I have heard this for
decades.
John C Dvorak: It's the old a
hill oh wait, what do you want?
Because I'm the Maytag
repairman. But I didn't call for
repairman. No, your washer did.
Yeah.
Adam Curry: There was one
interesting article that was in
the Business Insider. And you
know, we had the smartest people
in the world talk about AI with
the senators behind closed
doors. Now, as Elon Musk said,
you know, it's very important to
save the world. So that's why
you need the smartest people in
the world in the room. And now
we have a leak. We know what
what was discussed. Have you
seen this? Know? Several tech
leaders descended upon Capitol
Hill last week to discuss the
rapid suspension of generative
AI, which as far as I know does
not exist yet. It was a mostly
stead meeting until the
potential harms from metas new
llama to model came up during
the discussion, attended by most
of the Senate's 100 members,
Tristan Harris, remember that
guy? Now he's one of the most
smartest human beings in the
world. Sure, and CO a co founder
of the Center for humane
technology said he recently had
engineers take Metis powerful
large language model llama to
for a test drive. After some
prompting, Harris said that a
chat with llama two came back
with a detailed walkthrough of
how to create anthrax as a
biological weapon.
John C Dvorak: Please,
Adam Curry: according to one
person familiar with the form
and two senators present that
prompted a testy exchange
between Harris and Zuckerberg.
Most specifics of the exchange
between Harris and Zuckerberg
have not been previously
reported. Though Harris
receiving directions from llama
to about an unidentified
biological weapon was noted by
the Washington Post. And of
course, Zuckerberg then hit back
and said, you can get this on
YouTube. If you want to find out
how to make anthrax, you can get
it on YouTube. So this is what
they were talking about. I
believe it. There's so
John C Dvorak: this is a stupid
they are definitely a stupid
part. I believe.
Adam Curry: It's stupid. They're
stupid. The whole thing is
stupid. That's gonna change our
world can't wait. Can't wait.
John C Dvorak: For overtime.
Adam Curry: Well, we're only
overtime because we had a huge
pause. You think we're overtime?
But you
John C Dvorak: know, you I bet
we're all way over the pauses
only five minutes.
Adam Curry: The pause was 10
minutes. But would you like to
play one clip? Or do you want to
leave on this? No,
John C Dvorak: no, no, but I
want to I want to I'll teach the
clips. Why don't you play a
clip? Let's play. So here's the
display. The second part of a
clip this is I just want to
bring up this. You know Menendez
Menendez has been kicked out.
And I have two clips when you
want to play. The second one was
just Schumer commenting on
Menendez. He doesn't even know
the guy's name. He calls a
Menendez oil
Adam Curry: update. And then
Schumer Schumer? I gotcha.
Unknown: Senator Chuck Schumer
broke his silence at a press
conference on Wednesday.
Like you. I was just deeply
disappointed. disturbed when I
read the indictment, but we all
know that senators, for
Senators, there's a much much
higher standard. And clearly
when you read the indictment,
Senator Menendez fell way, way
below that standard.
Adam Curry: Okay, I get to do a
32nd clip. This was Senator
Menendez, Menendez. Well, that
was fantastic. This was Matt
gates, who's been all over the
all over the mainstream lately
with a big mouth. And this I
have to say this was one of the
funnier things he's done. You
are
Unknown: your record. And our
record in this country right now
is $33 trillion in debt facing
$2 trillion annual deficits.
We're in so much debt. We're
driving up deficits so fast. We
are devaluing American money so
rapidly that in America today,
you can't even bribe Democrat
senators with cash alone. You
need to bring gold bars to get
the job done. Just so that the
bribes hold now. Come on. Well,
John C Dvorak: well, good move.
Very funny, guys. The guys this
show is showman they're all
Adam Curry: showman he's just
funnier. Yeah, that is our
deconstruction for today. We're
over time. But we do have end of
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maybe now y'all send a treat me
with the respect which which I
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just the mayor. From now on. I
am the grand architect of New
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Did you know there are over 40
different types of melons out
there
John C Dvorak: Kevin McLaughlin
in Concord North Carolina says
honey do melons he just wrote
that in there for some reason.
He likes melons, Golden
Delicious melons, the Gallia
melon corn, melons melons that
are there in the world. Over
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melons, honey globe and melons
tasty camouflage melons, peppers
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melons Jade melon donation J do
is another literal melon and
I've had those are pretty good.
I think the trustor nouns my
favorite.
Adam Curry: You just love
melons,
John C Dvorak: Castle melon
Calabash melons, that's Calabash
melons that kiss melon has got a
big tongue that comes out of it
the papaya melon, Balan melon
that you Bari King melon autumn
suites, Autumn suites the melons
of choice for connoisseurs gonna
run out of melons by the melon
varieties. I think this budding
watermelon yet exactly. can pull
a melon from another one I've
never heard of.
Adam Curry: But how long will he
be able to come up with melon
names?
John C Dvorak: Korean melons
Adam Curry: I love his melon
assortment
Unknown: gak
John C Dvorak: melons, the
ananassa melon zero head one
this one Right to melon
Charentais melons which is
literally a melon. Kevin
McLaughlin is back this time
promoting this melon for you
keeping score
Unknown: Vora vorak.org/in A how
do we trust these guys?