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November 16th, 2023 • 3h 18m

1608: Woke Up Dead

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Unknown: Oh no. Change it. Adam curry,
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Adam Curry: John C. Dvorak. November 16 2023. This is your
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award winning nation media assassination episode 1608. This
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Unknown: is no agenda,
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Adam Curry: tracking militants Swifties in broadcasting live
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from the heart of the country here in region number six. Good
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morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry, and
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John C Dvorak: from Northern Silicon Valley where the
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protesters have shut down the San Francisco Bay Bridge and
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Jesse.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, you got a front seat view then over the
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protests are shutting down the bridge.
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John C Dvorak: Oh, and all the networks are covering in channel
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I have to say KTVU. He goes to them. They have the best covers.
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They got to a woman on the bridge with where they're
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arresting all the protesters and she's there with their camera
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crew. And she keeps you then they have this cordoned off. And
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she keeps breaking through the cordon das
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Adam Curry: think and what did I think? What are they protesting?
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Oh, they're protesting
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John C Dvorak: is our supportive Israel.
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Adam Curry: Oh, well, beautiful beauty.
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John C Dvorak: I have to describe these people. Yes,
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please.
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Adam Curry: Let me guess. Go ahead. I can already guess that
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they're pretty much the same as the Black Lives Matter, people,
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LGBTQ queers for Palestine, except they have Kippy as arm
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they have the scarfs.
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John C Dvorak: A few of them do have the scarves, but half of
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them are masked up. Oh, what makes it even funnier? I'm
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sorry. Windy bridge, and it's probably the most ventilated
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place in the world. And there they are masked up. And I would
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say it's about at least half of the trans queers for Palestine
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people there. Yes. And then there's about a third black. And
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there's some other ethics in there, but it didn't stop.
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Alright.
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Adam Curry: Now here's the question because I've been
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tracking this at this at this moment. As of this past week.
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Every single protest, every single one is organized by a
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political party. Every single one and really only one
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political party, but that that'll be obvious. Are there
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any professional signs in the group?
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, they're all the signs are professional, but
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mostly, it's just a big banner that they were using. And they
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they busted him up pretty quickly. But unfortunately, what
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they've done is they they drove a bunch of I don't know, maybe
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50 cars under the bridge blocked all the lanes. And then in their
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wise, futuristic vision of the world. They threw their car keys
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into the water.
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Adam Curry: Oh, goodness gracious, no way their own way
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their own car keys. Yeah. So their cars are now stuck on the
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bridge and they can't move?
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John C Dvorak: Well, they're no they're pulling them off one by
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one and they've got most of them off now. And I get this started
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I think at eight in the morning still block is the bridge is
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still closed. And it's it's actually quite humorous. If
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you're not on the bridge, if you
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Adam Curry: don't have to get into the into work. Well, then
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then let me jump into this for a second. I've been doing a bit of
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research, looking at the pollute at the signs, there was a lot
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going on in DC. And when you're protesting in Washington, DC,
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it's always politically motivated. But it was I mean, it
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was there was just so much bizarre stuff it kind of like
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makes your your brain just fries over and over again with which
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people are saying what I mean, we had two groups of Jews, the
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Pro and anti Zionist yelling at each other. And it was so it was
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Jews versus Jews but you had the Hasidic Jews You know the ones
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with the curly Q's and the and the strings and the hats and
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they're all anti Israel which like well I didn't expect that
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I'm just just just listen a little bit to the language that
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they're using against each other literally with the cops in the
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middle
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these are these are the these are the cynic dudes with you
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know with their with their megaphone, like over my little
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lesson in protesting.
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John C Dvorak: You know, in this city Jews who are welcomed into
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Israel being Jewish anymore have settled there. Nobody's ever
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liked him but they they've settled there and refused to do
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IDF service and refused to do this or refused to do that. And
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they've always been outliers in the country itself. I really are
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a fringe group that It is, I don't know how they I'm sure
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that Israeli Jews normal ones are beside themselves with these
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people.
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Adam Curry: Well, let's let's go back to the to the this was in
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front of the Capitol there was the Jews for ceasefire, also
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known as rabbis for ceasefire. Interestingly, now, every single
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one of these videos always has a shot of a professional sign,
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which also has the URL of who has organized this particular
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this particular demonstration. This was a peaceful one. This is
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rabbis for ceasefire, and all the rabbis are female rabbis.
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Unknown: Our demands are a ceasefire. Now, de escalation is
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now in full negotiated release of all hostages. Now, Prime
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Minister Netanyahu only looks to Torah, it feels like to justify
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violence and to justify his own racist and legally sadistic
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intention. So as a rabbi, it's very upsetting to me.
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If they're watching, I want them to know that I and many other
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people care about you. You are important. Your lives matter.
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And we have not forgotten you. Every life is precious, and
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every death is a tragedy, Israeli and Palestinian. So
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Adam Curry: that must be a controversial group, I would say
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to have female rabbis and they all have those cute little mini
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hats on. You know what I mean? Like it's like with an elastic
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band. It's a very teeny little mini hat. I know it's probably
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not hat but it looks like it so they hold up a sign and that
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comes by on this report and it's the answer colada yarmulke
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John C Dvorak: is a no no no, it's
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Adam Curry: like a little little top hat.
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John C Dvorak: A hat a little toe. I know what you mean. Box
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egg a little bitty mini I'm sure the me hat I'm
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Adam Curry: sure I will be corrected about the mini hat
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assertion. So the sign says that this is rabbis for ceasefire
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Jews for ceasefire by the answer coalition. Answer. World's
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Workers Party well so I go in answer coalition founded just
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three days after September 11 2001 attacks answer which is
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an acronym for act now to stop war and end racism initiated the
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massive us anti war movement opposing US invasion of Iraq in
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the months prior to March 19 2003. But But answer
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coalition is not its own 501 C three, if you donate to them, in
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fact, you are donating to the progress unity Fund, which you
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should know because the progress unity fund is its headquarters
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is in San Francisco. And it is the goal of the Progress unity
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fund to promote unity through diversity of people's respect
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for their histories, cultures and experiences. With this
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respect, a sense of solidarity and community can be fostered
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between peoples and this is run by Susan mizen Berg am you why
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Sen. Be ERG, who writes many articles for liberation news A
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so just a couple of headlines. Santa Clara Hyatt Regency
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workers fight to unionize janitor take on high tech firms.
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ACLU charges San Jose company with aiding and abetting
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torture. So she's pretty politically involved. In fact,
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she is the head honcho of the Peace and Freedom Party. And if
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you go to peace and freedom.us right there on the homepage, a
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picture of Karl Karl Marx. And the Peace and Freedom Party is
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committed to socialism, democracy, ecology, feminism and
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racial equality. We represent the working class those without
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capital in a capitalist society. This is a political
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organization. And all they want just like every other socialist
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organization, name, Marxist organization, all they want is
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for you to vote out anyone who's not a socialist. And I think
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most people who are jumping into this don't even realize how
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they're being abused for political means by the
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socialists and Marxists of the world in the United Kingdom.
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Here's socialist workers.org
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Unknown: They've given the green light to these an extremist
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Israeli Government to commit genocide in Gaza and extend
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their cool policies in the West Bank
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Well, we humans are all the same but the fact that some people
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are considered you know, not on the same level as other people
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what kind of world are we go in towards man I don't want to be
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known for that's why I'm here today.
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Every single MBA in this country Who doesn't vote for a ceasefire
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needs to be regarded as completely unacceptable from now
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on. They these are people that we need to organize against, to
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make sure that they don't hold these kinds of offices again.
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They are going to be on the wrong side of history. And we
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will make sure that their children or grandchildren that
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they have in the future will know what their grandparents
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did, that they were part of something that was horrendous.
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We haven't been doing anything. So only sound the heat of the
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man is ceasefires least that we can do and hopefully they can
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hear our voices and do something about it. I can't wait to see
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what MPs say then about what they did for Palestine if they
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protested for Palestine and what they did when Palestine was
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under apartheid.
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Adam Curry: people's emotions are being played upon it is
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being done by political party and the European Parliament is
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of course not immune to this. We have our favorite Irish
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socialists, Claire Daly and that Wallace fellow with the with the
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wild gray hair. They they took a page out of the best play book,
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let's throw some children in there
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Unknown: are some Palestinians living in Belgium who have lost
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incredible numbers of their families back home and
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Palestine. And we're going to listen to their words. Today
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is a question for the EU. How many policies need to die for
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the EU to call for a ceasefire until a few days ago, I had lost
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52 Cyber Grievers every day that our gross adult is already at
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least 55 Yesterday, the Israeli occupation forces committed
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massacre and Jabalia camp near my my family's house and I can't
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know anything about them I came today and I don't know anything
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about them. I fall asleep thinking about those images
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there is no food there's no water my mom said to me We wish
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to die because she can't see my my brother's angry and she can't
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make anything for them. You must stop the war against Gaza it's
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enough with killing children enough with killing innocent
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children freely
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is such a difficult moment as we have people here who have to
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expose their personal grief to share the memories of their
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loved ones who are no more you all know what it's like to lose
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one family member maybe in a natural death but to have your
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entire family wiped out in the genocide list assault for the
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civilized world stands by in silence There
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Adam Curry: you go way to use some children get some nine year
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olds on that stage. You know what, let's go back to the UK
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let's let's have the son who apparently now do video reports.
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Let's have them up it up a little bit. But let's let's make
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this against the Hamas guys. We got to counterbalance this.
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Bring in the incubators.
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Unknown: Good morning from Jerusalem. This is day 38 of
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Israel's war with Hamas on a morning where there are serious
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concerns for 36 newborn babies born inside the Al Shifa
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Hospital in Gaza City. The Al Shifa is galss largest hospital,
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but at the moment it is not functioning because it has no
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power. And without power, it cannot operate the generators.
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The generators therefore cannot operate the incubators, which
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are providing life saving oxygen to these very, very small
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babies. The Israeli Defense Force have described the
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situation as Jaya, they agreed having spoken to the hospital
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that they would leave 300 liters of fuel at an agreed drop off
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point. But in a devastating twist, mas have blocked doctors
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from the hospital from collecting fuel, so that they
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can then start providing the electricity, the energy that
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they so desperately need to keep these babies alive. For the time
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being they are being swaddled in a cardiac room, but time is of
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the essence. And it is certainly running out an
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Adam Curry: excellent twist on an original, very nice way to
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move to switch a roo they're like good rewrite. It's a great
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rewrite. Now. Of course we have to do something in France
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because we got way too many Muslims there. We have the
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French we know that they hate the Jews. So Israel needs to go
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in and we need to show them our new faces of death video. Yes.
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The 43 minutes that was shown to the world press in Israel has
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now being shown to politicians.
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Unknown: Some MPs left the screening in shock in tears
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struggling to cope with the 43 minutes of footage showing
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killings of children and women by Hamas terrorists on October
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7. The screening was organized by France Israel friendship
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group. In one of the rooms on the National Assembly. They say
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they wanted to show the truth and that they also wanted to
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prevent the spread of conspiracy theories. The president of this
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France Israel friendship group is Matula, fellow member of
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President maximas Renaissance movement. Let's take a listen to
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him after the screening.
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It was extremely difficult. I'm sorry, our hearts are heavy.
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After the screening of the other, it's an attack on our
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humanity, all of humanity that we witnessed in that screening
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room. I think it was very difficult for the very necessary
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in the face of those who would try to relativize what happened
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with us as well as the risk of forgetting what happened.
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MPs are shocked by what they saw, but they don't all agree on
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how France should act and deal with this ongoing war in the
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Middle East. Far right and right wing MPs we said that Hamas
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terrorists was simply barbarians who needed to be exterminated
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barbarian means they fully support the way Israel is
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currently conducting its military operations. On the
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other hand, we spoke to a far left MP who condemned the Hamas
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attack was shocked by the brutality of what they saw. But
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who said that at the same time Israel cannot continue acting
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the way is killing civilians in the Gaza Strip where it's
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bombardments so
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Adam Curry: before I take a breath one more clip here
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because the problem now is for the mainstream media, they all
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have to pick a side you've got to pick your side you've got to
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pick it very very carefully. And by the way notice how the New
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York Times will say this many Israelis died but this many
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Palestinians were killed me as all these very subtle things
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that are taking place how do we choose our words because it's
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about to get ugly. This is another group in DC I believe
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this to be a true grassroots organization the lady with the
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megaphone was speaking Arabic there's a lot of auto Akbar's
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going on and listen to what they say about politicians and in
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particular the mainstream media
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Unknown: The truth is a lie to the members of Congress will be
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prosecuted
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St Joseph trial
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media outlets
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Adam Curry: so, yes, M five M those those kids who you
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encouraged they're going to turn on you what
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John C Dvorak: makes you think that was grassroots that woman
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sound like a pro?
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Adam Curry: What I mean is I don't think that was a that was
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in my mind. Not necessarily. There were no professional
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signs. This was the handmade genocide job crowd, which is
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still the same people. But this let me put it this way. It's not
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a Socialist Party who was running this one. It's a
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different party and I think that's the scariest one was I
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don't know I don't know who this lady was an absolute Pro. But
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there's this was a this was a vicious group out for blood out
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for blood. I'm telling you. Genocide, Joe signs handmade.
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John C Dvorak: I like to genocide justice. I would love
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to get a hold of it. There's
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Adam Curry: no There's no official printed ones. That's
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the thing. There's no official agenda, couple
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John C Dvorak: of protests and there'll be a sign maker nearby
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a guy or a girl doing these signs. They have the same hand.
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They're not they're not a printed sign. I agree. But that
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doesn't mean it's not organized.
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Adam Curry: I looked all over. I could not find any political
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party that was connected to this particular group. This group is
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a little freaky. Have you Have you followed the Tiktok sigh up,
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though.
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John C Dvorak: Know the chicken. Everyone's complaining about it.
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Have
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Adam Curry: you heard about it the letter from the letter to
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America?
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John C Dvorak: Which one? Ah,
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Adam Curry: so the story goes like this. Osama bin Laden?
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John C Dvorak: Oh, yes, that died. No, I'm very familiar with
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this. Now it's all been taken down. Osama bin
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Adam Curry: Laden wrote a letter to the American people which was
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published. And
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John C Dvorak: we're supposed to believe in 2009.
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Adam Curry: Which, as far as we're concerned, Osama bin Laden
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died way before them. It's a handwritten scribbled note. And
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this is being you and The Guardian had published it. And
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they took it down.
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John C Dvorak: Oh, everybody took it down. It was also here
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and it was here and it was there. And it was there. And it
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was here and it was here. And here's my favorite. I'm looking
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at this one, one tweet about this. And it's hit zero and
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that's taken down and taken down, taken out taken down. But
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luckily, I saved a copy here and you click on that it's gone.
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Bull crap.
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Adam Curry: But the the SIOP on tick tock is, is super viral.
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And it all comes I mean, and if even if you read it, it's just
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like, okay, whatever it does end with, continue the war, if you
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will, justice is the strongest army security is the best way of
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life, but it slipped out of your grasp the day you made the Jews
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victorious, and occupying our land and killing our brothers in
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Palestine, the path to security is for you to lift your
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oppression from us. So well, let's just say right off the
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bat, you and I do not believe this is anything remotely real.
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without
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John C Dvorak: even asking me you're making assumptions you
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assume my pronouns?
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Adam Curry: I sure do. Zamzar. But the this is a professionally
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orchestrated viral campaign. And it's pretty much all BLM LGBTQ
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women, and they have a script. And stop me when you've heard
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enough this morning. Wait,
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John C Dvorak: wait, I want to say this. There's always two
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sides to this. There's the people who put this together,
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and the suckers who fell for it. Oh, so I'm just I'm just
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pointing the finger at
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Adam Curry: people I'm going to I'm going to tell you that. I'm
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going to tell you that. They're all falling for it. I mean, this
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is so well done. And listen to the script. When you when you
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hear the script, you'll be like, Okay, this is working. This is
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class act top foreign propaganda. This morning,
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Unknown: I read a letter to America, which is Osama bin
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Laden's letter to America, explaining why he attacked
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Americans. And I am ashamed to say that I not only have never
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read this letter, but I didn't even know this letter existed.
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It's wild, and everyone should read it. If you haven't read it
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yet read it. However, be forewarned that this has left me
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very disillusioned. And I feel the same exact way I felt when I
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was deconstructing Christianity. I feel a little bit just
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confused. Like I have entered into another timeline. What is
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this? And yeah, so go read this. These
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Adam Curry: are these are these are filtered good looking young
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women. But you know, we've seen them. These are the ones who are
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John C Dvorak: there. No, but this is just a nobody of some
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sort. Yeah, right. I mean, it's not a brand name. No,
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Adam Curry: no, no, none of these are brand name. No, these
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are these have been cast. These these actors have been cast and
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and listen to the script over and over again. And
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Unknown: yeah, so
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go read it. So I just read a letter to America. And I will
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never look at life the same I will never look at.
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Adam Curry: Wow, very ready.
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John C Dvorak: Within two of these, it's so obvious that this
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trip did. And so you asked me when I wanted to cut it off.
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Under some circumstances, I shouldn't say now because it's
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obvious what's going on. But I want to hear for these this
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Unknown: country the same, I will never please read it. And
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if you have read it, let me know if you are also going through an
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existential crisis in this very moment. Because in the last 20
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minutes, my entire viewpoint on the entire life I have believed
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and I have lived has changed. Please read that entire letter.
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I need everyone to stop what they're doing right now and go
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read. It's literally two pages. Go read a letter to America. And
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please come back here and just let me know what you think
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Adam Curry: this is consistent. Come back and tell me what you
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think that's what they all say. Come back and tell me what you
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think. Go read it now. Stop what you're doing. Come back and tell
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me what you think. It's
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Unknown: like, I'm going through like an existential crisis right
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now, of course, and a lot of people are. So I just need
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someone else to be feeling this too. I
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need you to stop what you're doing and go read a letter to
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America. It is literally the craziest thing I've read in a
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while. And while I can't say that, I'm that surprised? I am
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pretty shocked. So go read it and tell me what you think.
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Because I really also need to talk to other people about this.
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So this is fucking
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insane. I just read Osama bin Laden letter to America, which I
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will be going through right here. But it's actually so mind
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fucking to me that terrorism has been sold as this idea to the
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American people. And honestly, just so many Western inhabitants
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within certain nations, that this group of people, this
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random group of people just suddenly wakes up one day and
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just fucking hates you just wants you dead wants you gone.
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And this is all because they believe that they're better than
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like, that is the root of terrorism. It doesn't make
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sense. They just hate your fucking nation. But reading this
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letter, it becomes apparent to me that the actions of 911 and
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those acts committed against the USA and its people. Were all
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just the build up of our government failing other nations
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and majority of these situations, and this letter was
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insanely eye opening. I really urge everybody to Google and
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read it because I
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John C Dvorak: started out every single bug by the way, a couple
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of things is overnight sensation of the letter itself is of
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course a joke, of course. But is there any membranes of these
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terrorists going back in time a little bit? It makes it sound
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like it just started yesterday. Does anyone remember from the
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60s the jackal, or the Lockerbie shot shoot down of the PEN
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American Airlines who put the company out of business? Things
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that took place in this in the 50s 60s 70s are the series of
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airline hijacks had made him drive the planes to Cuba. Does
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anybody remember any of that? No, no, no. This all started
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last night? Yes,
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Adam Curry: yes, it's insane. I'm living through an
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existential crisis right now. This is very IKEA, like, this is
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very slick. This is well done. And they're all going to fall
27:07
for it. The end and good luck, politicians. Good luck to you.
27:12
John C Dvorak: Well, here's this couple of things come to mind.
27:15
First of all, I want to go back to the earlier clips you play
27:19
before you got to this tangent, which was about the ceasefire
27:24
complaints and protests. Where's they asking for the ceasefire in
27:29
the Ukraine war? What's wrong? Where's the protests about the
27:35
Ukraine war? Nothing? How about involved? That's the deal.
27:42
Adam Curry: Well, it because it is jus hate because the Lansky
27:46
has literally gotten rid of the Jews.
27:49
John C Dvorak: Yeah. And he's supposedly Jewish. With a no
27:52
ever gay
27:52
Adam Curry: with a soft brigade. Yeah, of course. Yeah. Of
27:55
course. It's good. So, so just so how insane this has gotten
27:59
and this is the word of the day. It's insane. Man. You know,
28:03
John C Dvorak: this was somebody wrote in Yes. LA's to look for I
28:06
haven't heard it while you just heard it from me.
28:09
Adam Curry: So you know, that somehow I got on the San
28:11
Francisco grassroots campaign mailing list for Robert Kennedy
28:16
Jr. Oh, good. And, you know, so I'm getting stuff all the time.
28:21
And it's like, yeah, we're gonna have
28:23
John C Dvorak: a frequency too high.
28:26
Adam Curry: No, it's about one a week. One A Well, that's not
28:29
bad. No, no, not bad at all. And you know, I've never responded.
28:32
But at one point, they're even saying, hey, curry, and this
28:35
other person calling out a couple people on the list. Join
28:39
us. And we haven't heard from me. I'm like, I'm being quiet
28:41
over here. So now I get an email from from the local grassroots
28:46
Kennedy campaign. And that's a locals. The one the same one San
28:52
Francisco.
28:53
John C Dvorak: San Francisco. No, no, no, no, the same one.
28:56
Adam Curry: I am not absurd. He is calling us absurd. If we know
29:00
the other story, after spending $1,000 of my own money, and
29:04
countless hours on this campaign. The truth I heard
29:07
about six months ago has come out in an ugly way. I have known
29:12
for 30 years about the conditions of Palestine. It's a
29:15
created state that made us and Britain that first vaccinated
29:19
their population for Big Pharma. I will actively work against Mr.
29:22
Kennedy and no longer support had. And it has a link. I'm
29:28
John C Dvorak: sorry. Well, let me die. And I misinterpreted
29:31
what you just said. I thought this letter came from the
29:34
Kennedy campaign this woman has turned but she also the Kennedy
29:39
okay. She has the Kennedy campaign woman that was running.
29:42
What was the Kennedy campaign? There was a person in charge and
29:46
the book maybe or maybe not affiliated with Kennedy, and out
29:49
of the blue. She, after she's got her mailing list built up?
29:53
Yes, she turned on Kennedy.
29:56
Adam Curry: And it's because of his appearance on the Cuomo kid
29:59
show. And she links to the video which I shall play a clip of. So
30:05
you can hear what outraged her so much. I mean, I think that
30:09
there's there's just a tsunami of misinformation and kind of
30:14
moral bankruptcy that we're seeing on the college campuses
30:18
about this issue. And you know, the idea that Israel is a is an
30:24
apartheid state because of the Jewish state. Israel is the only
30:29
nation in the region that does not have an official religion.
30:34
All the other surrounding nations are Muslim, there's 40
30:38
nations in the world 42 that have official religions. There
30:42
is not in Israel, Israel is a free nation, it's a democracy.
30:46
Palestinians in Israel can vote they can hold political office,
30:50
even the Prime Minister and the President of Israel, if they if
30:54
they if they win that vote, they hold positions on the judiciary,
30:59
every court, including the Supreme Court, they serve in the
31:03
Knesset. A couple of years ago, a Palestinian judge and Arab
31:07
judge convicted the Prime Minister of Israel for
31:12
corruption. Israel has freedom for in Gaza. It is you get the
31:20
death penalty for selling land to which you there are no Jews
31:25
and in Gaza. Oh, you you look at this, this double standard that
31:30
is being now applied to Israel's behavior compared to the
31:33
behavior of all the countries around it. There's no other
31:37
country that is a democracy in the region. There's no other if
31:40
you're a Palestinian, and you want to criticize your
31:44
government, you better do it in Israel. Because if you do it in
31:48
the West Bank, if you do it in Gaza, if you do it in Jordan, if
31:52
you do it in Syria, if you do it in Lebanon, you're gonna either
31:56
have your throat slit, or you're gonna go to jail and be
31:59
tortured. Oh, and you know, the freedom that people have. So
32:03
calling Israel an apartheid state is such a, an absurd twist
32:11
and perverted twist. And ultimately, you know, if you're
32:14
applying a double standard, it is it reflects a bias and you'd
32:20
have call that bias anti semitism. It's faint. This is
32:24
such an upheaval for the political landscape. It's
32:27
phenomenal. What's happening, people there. Go ahead, up up.
32:34
But people
32:35
John C Dvorak: say that what you're witnessing with that, I'm
32:37
glad you got that emailing list. Yes, that is part of the op. The
32:42
part of the app is being outraged that is Kennedy being
32:45
so damn reasonable. As part of an OP.
32:50
Adam Curry: You know what I love on Twitter right now at this
32:53
funny because we were just talking about Candace Owens
32:55
about her being really too smart for this dumb organization.
32:59
Well, now she and Ben Shapiro have successfully made the
33:02
Middle East conflict about themselves. This is this is
33:06
fantastic. Oh, I better go on Tucker and talk about me me me
33:10
me me me. quoting Bible scripture at each other on x.
33:15
John C Dvorak: I was very dead. That I watched that. Of course,
33:20
course. And I didn't get any clips here. We cannot for one
33:23
thing Candace is huge. I don't know how much coffee she's
33:25
drinking for a pregnant woman but she person be talking is
33:30
there with Shapiro's
33:31
Adam Curry: now, yeah, well, that's it's a million.
33:34
John C Dvorak: million. So yeah. And so she's going on about one
33:38
thing or another he Tucker he can get a word in edgewise. But,
33:41
but Roger Roundy, one of our great artists of the United
33:44
States, who's in the social he's going on about how what a great
33:48
interview this is. It's not even an interview. No, it's just
33:52
letting someone go off. How about how great and I think that
33:55
this feud is bull crap. If Dave is not one of those phony
34:00
baloney fuses show business feud, you know, where people get
34:03
into a fake Leah's
34:04
Adam Curry: show business feud. And she's been picking fights
34:07
with Megyn Kelly, and it's this about them. This is narcissism,
34:12
narcissism. Um,
34:14
John C Dvorak: you know, I'm a little sick of the usual
34:16
suspects, and that includes Tucker. It includes her. It now
34:21
includes Jordan Peterson Hold on. Mr. Crowder, and includes
34:25
Tim Poole, it and I would have to Rogan is I don't think he's
34:31
an unwitting member of this of this clique. But they're all in
34:36
so they all promote each other. It's like a little blow job log
34:41
rolling thing.
34:45
Adam Curry: I hadn't heard about a log role in a long time, but a
34:47
blow job log roll that is a new one. We should make that will
34:52
make
34:54
John C Dvorak: generally referred to as a blow job. This
34:57
is just a term. It's nothing to do with the app. The sexual act
35:00
but it's of course the Jefferson when you write up somebody in a
35:03
very you know this guy's the best yeah well
35:07
Adam Curry: there's one more we can add to the to the mix of
35:10
choosing sides to save his hides Jimmy Dore Jimmy Dore now he
35:16
he's in a, is he Jewish I think is probably Jewish, isn't he?
35:20
Maybe I look him up. Well, he has the to live Jew crew because
35:24
he's Jewish. He's always probably has his Jewish friends.
35:27
So he does a very interesting thing. And it caught my
35:30
attention because I really didn't know much about the Grand
35:34
Mufti during the Second World War. Who was the grand mufti of
35:40
Palestine
35:41
John C Dvorak: years ago? Who's calling the shots at the time?
35:44
Well, the hat. So
35:45
Adam Curry: he pulls out a clip from Netanyahu from eight years
35:49
ago, doesn't really say it was really, really old. And in fact,
35:55
Netanyahu sounds the same. And here's how he rolled it out on
35:59
his show and discuss it with his two life Jew crew.
36:02
Unknown: Here's the video I was talking about. Listen, to listen
36:04
to what Benjamin Netanyahu had to say about Hitler. And the
36:07
Arabs and the Jews.
36:10
Want to exterminate the Jews at the time you want to be said
36:13
Hitler didn't want to exterminate the Jews at the
36:15
time. So yeah, blaming. blamed it on that. Oh, wow. Wow, wow.
36:22
What can I play? I wouldn't play it again. Because that's that's
36:24
just as somebody
36:25
who wants to exterminate the Jews at the time, he wanted to
36:28
expel the Jews. Who said he went to if you expel them the wall
36:34
come here. So what should I do with them?
36:38
Burn them. So let me bring in my two live ducru that I have on
36:45
today. What do you have to say that is that that's kind of a
36:47
head snapper, right?
36:48
It takes a lot to shock me at this point, I actually stopped.
36:55
Because yes, that in Yahoo is a fascist. But if there was a
36:59
third rail or a presumed third rail, in Jewish politics, it
37:05
would be in any way to soften the rough edges of aid off
37:10
frickin Hitler.
37:11
Adam Curry: So I go first of all, I've never really learned
37:14
much about the the grandmas.
37:16
John C Dvorak: Yes, first of all, Jimmy Dore is a Catholic.
37:19
Yes, yes. Yeah. The
37:21
Adam Curry: whole room told me that yes. And the Grand Mufti
37:23
was the grand mufti of Jerusalem Palestine now so I go back I
37:29
right away find a report from eight years ago. i i 24 is the
37:34
station and here's a little deeper analysis of what not yet
37:39
and Yahoo said and what he then retracted and more about this
37:44
harsh I mean, I'll Hussaini
37:45
Unknown: Israel's Prime Minister likely set created a firestorm
37:48
yesterday by suggesting that former Jerusalem move to Hajj
37:51
Amin al Husseini, and not Hitler was responsible for the murder
37:55
of 6 million Jews during the Holocaust and our houses
37:59
backtracked, saying that he did not absolve the Nazi regime of
38:03
its crimes. I've been for years correspondent Amon six UK has a
38:06
story. Bibi
38:08
absolves Hitler for the Holocaust. So reads the title of
38:12
the lead story on The Daily Beast today. Following the
38:15
Israeli Prime Minister's controversial comment. Hitler
38:19
didn't
38:19
want to exterminate the Jews at the time he wanted to expel the
38:23
Jews.
38:24
Netanyahu said it was the former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem has a
38:28
menial Hosseini who encouraged Nazi dictator to kill Europe's
38:32
Jews
38:33
Kajima Hussaini went on and said, If you expel them, they'll
38:37
all come here. So what should I do with them? Yes, you said
38:43
reactions were quick to come in from all parties involved.
38:47
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said that Netanyahu was
38:50
comments exonerate Hitler, while blaming the Mufti for genocide,
38:55
and accuse the Israeli leader of fabricating history. And the
38:59
German government also denounced Netanyahu statement assuming
39:03
full responsibility for the Jewish Holocaust. But did the
39:07
Israeli Prime Minister get his facts wrong? Not quite. In
39:11
November 1941, at the Mufti met with Adolf Hitler in Germany.
39:17
Adler told us they need that the Nazi regime supported the
39:20
Palestinian cause, and rejected the idea of a Jewish national
39:24
home. Whether al Husseini directly asked for the
39:27
extermination of Europe's Jews is unknown. But just four years
39:32
later, in 1945, Yugoslavia sought to indict the Mufti as a
39:37
war criminal for his role in recruiting 20,000 Muslim
39:41
volunteers for the SS who participated in the killing of
39:45
Jews in Croatia and Hungary. But the Mufti fled to Cairo and
39:49
later to be root and passed away in 1974.
39:54
Adam Curry: So this grand mufti wasn't without fault. He I think
39:59
he did. Batum say the part that he added support for the final
40:04
solution. But this was all fleshed out eight years ago and
40:08
this was a this was a world renowned event that took place
40:12
and it's kind of crappy that Jimmy Dore feels he has to be
40:16
has to do this. Based upon I guess his audience. Look, our
40:20
audience is running away. Because we won't take aside
40:23
we're not we don't like war. here's the here's the latest,
40:27
the latest email,
40:28
John C Dvorak: we do the newest deconstruction. Here's
40:30
Adam Curry: Dr. John Allen. I'm glad I never contributed to your
40:34
podcast after you.
40:38
John C Dvorak: Douche bag from the get go, self admitted. And
40:41
now he quits.
40:42
Adam Curry: I'm glad I never contributed to your podcast
40:45
after your lack of outrage over XyO terrorism. Keep begging from
40:51
those producer morons for your donations. I know that you think
40:55
people are taking sides. But in his time, it has always been
40:59
Zionists versus humans. Dr. John, watch
41:04
John C Dvorak: his versus human,
41:05
Adam Curry: right. Yes, that's
41:06
John C Dvorak: right. That's right, that we put Yes, I
41:08
indecisive
41:09
Adam Curry: shyness versus humans. It's always been Zinus
41:12
versus humans, even during the Ottoman Empire. It's always been
41:16
zydus versus humans. It's politics. It's evil. That's
41:23
John C Dvorak: very corrupting.
41:24
Adam Curry: And it's yes and and and everybody
41:27
John C Dvorak: has shame somebody has to get get
41:29
themselves as you like to put in I think is a great term all spun
41:32
on up. overselling is pretty much on the other side of the
41:36
globe. It's a big globe. And meanwhile,
41:38
Adam Curry: you know, we have we have people sleeping on our
41:41
streets who have been told it'd be great here. And then they get
41:45
to the cities that said, Yeah, we welcome you and they're like,
41:48
I'm sleeping the call Get out of my Get out of my Get off my
41:50
lawn.
41:52
John C Dvorak: It's we don't even know what happened to the
41:54
homeless in San Francisco. Yeah, that
41:57
Adam Curry: would be cool to know, because it's just I mean,
42:00
it was so fascinating to hear. What's his face? Your Mayor,
42:08
your governor, mayor, governor,
42:10
John C Dvorak: Governor Newsom, the mayor. Yeah, Governor,
42:13
London,
42:14
Adam Curry: the governor to say, Yeah, we just cleaned him up.
42:17
Unknown: I know, folks say, Oh, they're just cleaning up this
42:20
place, because all those fancy leaders are coming into town.
42:23
That's true. Because it's true. It's true. But it's also true.
42:29
For months and months and months prior to APEC. We've been having
42:32
different conversations.
42:35
Adam Curry: It's true.
42:37
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we've had different conversations. And
42:39
it's true. So we talked about whether we should just
42:42
exterminate them, or we hope maybe they'll just die of
42:45
fentanyl overdoses on their road. And then they had that's
42:49
one of the conversations the other one was how well this is
42:51
washed them out of town. I think they bussed them to LA. It,
42:56
wouldn't we How about this? You're homeless? Yeah. And
43:00
somebody comes up, he says, you know, we're we have to clean up
43:03
the city. We have to clean up the city because we just have to
43:08
clean up the city. We're offering you a bus ticket. And
43:13
let me show you the weather. It's gonna be stormy grey, or
43:15
it's gonna be terrible, by the way it hasn't rained at all, is
43:18
washed off the whole weeks going to rain, rain, rain, global
43:22
climate change will send you down where it's warmer in Los
43:26
Angeles. It's beautiful programs for you. There's all kinds of
43:29
things you can stream. bumfights, the whole thing in
43:34
LA, and LA is much more hospitable than we are. And we
43:38
right now you get to go someplace. So you want the bus
43:40
ticket or not.
43:42
Adam Curry: I they probably gave him first class airfare. I'm not
43:45
even sure it was a bus ticket. i
43:48
John C Dvorak: Well, maybe. But they somehow got him out of
43:51
town.
43:52
Adam Curry: The bottom line is from the public intellectuals,
43:57
to the alternative media, to political parties. This whole
44:02
thing is being abused. And with it abusing Israelis,
44:07
Palestinians, white people, brown people, children,
44:12
incubator babies, abusing all of it for their own selfish mean
44:17
John C Dvorak: commuters. Commuters poor, hapless commuter
44:25
Adam Curry: that they just want to. It's a beautiful thing. It's
44:29
this is the thing that's being used. It was what happened to
44:34
LGBTQ genocide, that genocides gone. What happened to the Black
44:39
Lives Matter genocide, but that genocides gone What happened to
44:42
the genocide of Ukraine? That one's gone. It's so damning.
44:47
It's so bad with with Ukraine that listen to this. As the
44:53
Lensky is begging for more ammo, he's begging for ammo, and then
44:58
listen to what the European The European Union is now
45:01
responsible for the ammo. But it's very telling what they say
45:04
in the short report.
45:05
Unknown: But I see that Russia is already losing soldiers and
45:08
equipment and of leave faster and on the larger scale than
45:13
withstanding their pressure is extremely difficult not to beat.
45:18
More Russian forces are destroyed and you're ready for
45:21
the worst the overall situation will be for the enemy. For the
45:24
rest of the war,
45:25
Ukrainian officials continue to press their Western allies for
45:29
aid and weapons to counter Russia's aggression. The EU's
45:33
defense ministers reaffirmed their support for Kyiv at a
45:37
meeting in Brussels that warned that the block could miss its
45:40
goal of supplying Ukraine with a million artillery shells by next
45:45
March
45:46
mean that we already have 1 million shots ready by March. So
45:52
maybe we will not have 1 million by March, by the way will depend
45:56
on how quickly the oldest comes to the industry and how quickly
46:01
the industry reacts.
46:04
Adam Curry: So that's the EU defense minister literally
46:07
saying, Hey, man, we don't have any orders yet. The defense
46:10
industry needs orders. You know, like invoices, signed payments
46:14
made. You don't pay us. We don't care about you. Zelinsky because
46:18
no one wants to fund it anymore. They're tired of it. No one
46:21
wants to pony up
46:23
John C Dvorak: the evidence still we still have this this
46:25
need to get rid of spent uranium.
46:28
Adam Curry: Well, yeah, there's always something but he's he's
46:31
just saying hey, we need to orders orders. We need orders
46:34
now orders now. Orders.
46:37
John C Dvorak: I have one Ukraine report most will play.
46:40
Sure. This is interesting because the Ukrainians now claim
46:44
that they're making inroads on retaking This is just like
46:48
highroller they're not doing any What about the dumb bass or any
46:52
of these? No, no, no, you're going after Crimea, which is
46:55
really far as I can really, which is off limits? Yeah, I
46:59
suppose. But let's hear
47:00
Unknown: it. And Ukraine officials and Kyiv now say
47:03
Ukrainian forces have established a critical beachhead
47:06
in a bid to retake Russian held Crimea. They report troops had
47:10
crossed the nipro River near Harrison and gained a foothold.
47:14
From there they could outflank Russian forces to the east
47:18
Alenia from
47:21
the frontline is fairly fluid as of today, and we cannot discuss
47:24
every single measure our defense forces are undertaking, but the
47:27
fact is obvious that these measures push the enemy back.
47:30
For now. We will not give more details so that our plan can
47:33
start working, which would allow us to report later on great
47:36
successes.
47:37
Russian officials acknowledged Ukrainians have crossed the
47:40
river but insisted they're taking heavy casualties. You
47:44
know,
47:46
Adam Curry: the it's getting so bad with this the lies that are
47:49
just falling apart before our very eyes. That is fire gas that
47:53
the the international what is their name? The international
48:00
coalition of investigative journalists do you remember this
48:03
outfit? Probably not.
48:08
John C Dvorak: I probably not. Well,
48:10
Adam Curry: they're they're supported by a deciem
48:14
foundation, Arnold ventures bae and Paul foundations Bertha
48:17
foundation CJF American donor fund Creative Europe, the Fred
48:22
Foundation, the Golden Globe Foundation, the John and
48:25
Florence Doman Foundation, the Open Society Foundations,
48:30
national democracy or National Endowment for Democracy. They
48:36
now are funding or they have always been funding this group,
48:40
and they're going after journalists. And there's the
48:43
German Seymour Hersh and he's just one and they're going after
48:52
him now and they're gonna go after a lot more journalists
48:55
because you know, they're not funded by National Endowment for
48:58
Democracy or open society,
49:00
Unknown: a leading German journalist is facing allegations
49:03
of being in the pay of the Kremlin, according to new
49:06
revelations by the International Consortium of Investigative
49:10
Journalists disciple has long been regarded in Germany as an
49:14
Independent Expert on Russia. Nina, what more can you tell us
49:18
about Hoover disciple and the allegations he's facing?
49:21
Luba disciple is very well known here in Germany is an
49:25
influential voice has won awards for his reporting has been
49:29
introduced to talk shows as the German journalist with the best
49:33
access to Vladimir Putin has had to sit down interviews with him,
49:37
etc. But there is an investigative group of
49:40
journalists called Cyprus confidential who are currently
49:43
looking into a big batch of documents that they've got,
49:47
where there are where there is evidence that Russian oligarchs
49:51
are trying to take influence on influential European voices here
49:55
and they have found documents that prove that for a book Sid
50:00
zipper wrote about Putin he received two payments from a
50:02
company linked to Alexei mordashov. Now, of course, an
50:06
oligarch who is very close to Putin. And since Russia's
50:08
invasion of Ukraine, he's on the EU sanctions list. So as I build
50:12
got 200,000 euros, and then another 400,000 euros as part of
50:17
his sponsorship deal for the book. And what's very, very
50:19
tricky here is that the publisher of the book says that
50:22
they had not been aware of such a deal. And they have now sold
50:26
disciples book argues there was no influence by third parties
50:30
regarding the content of his book. But he's also produced
50:34
films for public broadcaster ARD, and ARD also say that they
50:38
were not aware of any such sponsorship deals. So they will
50:42
have seriously undermined his own journalistic credibility.
50:45
And this is probably not the last case that we're going to be
50:49
seeing, because these investigative journalists are
50:52
continuing digging. Yes.
50:54
John C Dvorak: Okay, I have a couple of comments here. First
50:57
of all, these pre sale deals with publishers is not uncommon.
51:02
But in fact, it's how you sell a lot of books
51:05
Adam Curry: is how you get on the list is that you get
51:08
John C Dvorak: this book, well, we don't feel like publishing
51:10
your book, or we don't see any market for it, is what the
51:13
publisher will say, and then you come back with what we've
51:15
already pre sold. And you can even name or not name doesn't
51:19
usually you tell it who it is, this guy has already contributed
51:23
$200,000, whatever the amount is to buy this many copies of the
51:27
book. So you have pre sales, immediate pre sales, that means
51:30
the publisher go ahead and publish the book because they
51:32
can, it'll be it'll pay out. Very common practice I, I've
51:37
seen it happened in America everywhere, but it happens all
51:41
the time. In fact, my favorite is to go into a small stale
51:46
Adam Curry: Oh, we love small tails, but it might be the man
51:49
Damn it
51:50
John C Dvorak: with with Hearst.
51:54
Adam Curry: You gotta get on. When I was at MIT, you got to do
51:57
it. Right. I
51:57
John C Dvorak: was at MIT with the Hearst Corporation and going
52:00
through the Media Lab, and I didn't have to because I was
52:02
with them as a fly on the wall. I didn't have to sign any NDAs
52:07
which everyone else all journalists have to sign all
52:09
these NDAs you can't talk about anything by so your
52:13
Adam Curry: people you're going fast viewer with her
52:16
John C Dvorak: the Hearst does it will her as well. He brought
52:19
me along at
52:20
Adam Curry: MIT and you're just hanging out and you're you're
52:23
witnessing what's going on? Yes.
52:25
John C Dvorak: Okay. I'm watching and going through the
52:27
Media Lab. I got a good tour. And so we go up there. And at
52:32
the end, Negroponte II is talking about how they have done
52:38
a deal with Stuart Brand to do a media lab book. And you can look
52:42
it up on Amazon, you'll see it Media Lab where the future's
52:46
invented or someplace. And yes, so we've already bought 50,000
52:50
copies as an advantage. That was how the book was sold. It was
52:55
the MIT had purchased 50,000 copies of the book before the
53:00
book was even in print. Russians are bragging about how they're
53:04
you know, they got a handle on this and a handle on that. It's
53:06
going to be great publicity. And of course, the purpose of the
53:09
meetings were trying to gouge the Chi purse Corporation, out
53:15
of some money for the Media Lab. And the guy who was the CEO at
53:20
the time, Frank Beneke. He wasn't going he was resisting
53:23
hard, but he wasn't going for any of it. And but they were
53:28
they were, they were pitching as hard as they could. And it was
53:31
quite interesting to be there. And I was there for most of the
53:34
meeting until one moment where Marvin Minsky, I believe I've
53:40
told his brother's story before. Marvin Minsky walks in and sees
53:44
me and he knows who I am. And he gets upset. And they rouse both
53:50
Hearst and myself, we got kicked out. It was too late.
53:58
Adam Curry: Yeah, so but it's so interesting to see that these
54:01
journalists who know how these deals work, because they're
54:03
journalists, they're probably just jealous that they don't
54:06
have a book deal where someone pre buys it. But that, you know,
54:09
it's like, well, he's funded by someone links to that guy. And
54:14
they're linked to everybody. You know, journalists, goodbye.
54:19
John C Dvorak: And by the way, if you have a problem with
54:21
somebody as a journalist, out, write them, find out what their
54:25
what they're saying is wrong and write about it. That's that's
54:28
the way you normally do it. You don't out the guy with a bunch
54:31
of innuendo and smears kind of an operation is that?
54:37
Adam Curry: Well, when you're funded by those big groups, and
54:40
you're at the cocktail parties, you know, it's very, it's very
54:44
enticing. Oh,
54:47
John C Dvorak: sure that you did you get to try to do this to
54:49
Hirsch.
54:50
Adam Curry: They're going to do it to everybody. Anybody who's
54:54
not on board with the message is going to get it. That's just
54:58
that's, that's just the new way. If you're a politician, you're
55:03
not on board, then you're gonna get it. If you're a journalist,
55:06
you're not on board you're gonna get it. The only thing that's
55:09
left standing is podcasts.
55:13
John C Dvorak: If you want to call it scanning personally, I'm
55:15
sitting I'm sitting to that I know you're still all that's
55:18
left all this left. Yeah, that's gonna be there eventually you're
55:22
gonna find a way to get the podcast to but no, I'm gonna get
55:25
back to San Francisco and do a couple of clips. They have Biden
55:29
China clip. Yes.
55:30
Adam Curry: This was an interesting meeting. I'm glad
55:32
I've expected you to come through because it is your, your
55:36
front yard almost. You're looking out the window as we
55:39
speak. And you can see and
55:41
John C Dvorak: I will mention this last night is they decided
55:44
to show off and they did a fireworks display specifically
55:47
for these, this Asian group. And knowing that the Asians have
55:52
fireworks displays. I've been in Asia and they've I've seen him
55:55
dynamite
55:56
Adam Curry: dynamite literally, literally dynamite. I
55:59
John C Dvorak: would say that this is the best fireworks
56:03
display I've seen on the bay for ever. It has shells I've never
56:08
seen before. And it was like it was only 15 minutes long, but it
56:12
was like 15 minutes of pure finale. It was yells going off
56:19
every for every second of the 15 minutes Nice. Meanwhile, when
56:25
they do our Fourth of July fireworks, it's poof, there's
56:29
one poof there's another it's pathetic by comparison, but no,
56:34
but we have some Asians in the audience. Let's get let's get in
56:38
Chinese communists. And the streets are by the way lined
56:43
with Chinese communist flags. Yeah,
56:46
Adam Curry: I saw that one American fat is one little
56:48
American flag. And what is Janet Yellen doing meeting meaning?
56:54
Gee, she's on the little twerp little nerd little elf
56:59
John C Dvorak: to the health.
57:01
Adam Curry: I think she isn't taller. She knows she might be a
57:03
troll.
57:05
John C Dvorak: She looks kind of like one. Yeah, she
57:06
Adam Curry: does. I mean, I hate to rag on someone's appearance.
57:09
But
57:09
John C Dvorak: either way after the whole meeting was over, he
57:11
got this. I'm gonna play the end first, which is Biden yakking
57:14
away with the this is Biden literate. And he says this in
57:18
his speech, which I think is a great idea for a show title.
57:23
Literally woke up dead,
57:26
Unknown: by the way. And I'm Oh, I guess I shouldn't identify
57:29
where it occurred. But, John, I know two people near where I
57:34
live. Are kids literally strangers where they woke up
57:39
dead. Someone inserted in whether the young man did or not
57:44
inserted in. Turkey was taken fentanyl.
57:49
Adam Curry: Literally woke up dead. That's that. Ladies and
57:53
gentlemen. foam finger number one. Murca. That's your guy
57:58
right there. That's your go. Here
58:00
John C Dvorak: we go with the report. This is Biden China's SF
58:03
one today
58:04
Unknown: in San Francisco President Biden met face to face
58:07
with Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time in a
58:10
year. The two leaders are announcing agreements on
58:13
military communication and a crackdown on the Chinese
58:16
chemicals used to make the lethal drug fentanyl. But as
58:20
Nick Schifrin reports from the summit site, the goal was less
58:23
about breakthroughs and more about stabilizing a troubled
58:26
relationship. President Biden
58:29
went today in a handshake in great honor. And a four hour
58:32
summit. The leaders of the world's largest economies, most
58:36
advanced militaries and most consequential competition said
58:39
they wanted their relationship to be stable. It is paramount
58:43
that you and I understand each other clearly leader to leader
58:48
with no misconceptions or miscommunication. We have to
58:53
ensure their competition does not veer into conflict.
58:57
I'm still of the view that major country competition is not the
59:01
prevailing trend of current times and cannot solve the
59:05
problems facing China and the United States or the world at
59:08
large. The two sides are agreeing to what a senior US
59:11
official called a comprehensive set of military communications,
59:14
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin with his Chinese
59:16
counterpart, a job currently empty the top US Indo Pacific
59:20
military commander with his counterpart.
59:24
John C Dvorak: Do you hear what he said?
59:27
Adam Curry: Yes. pointed out.
59:30
John C Dvorak: He said Lloyd Austin was his counterpart. Yes.
59:35
Which is currently empty.
59:39
Adam Curry: Yes, he does not have account what
59:41
John C Dvorak: does that mean? I'm going to be meeting with my
59:44
counterpart although there's nobody there. It's just an empty
59:47
room. There's, I guess the desk I'll be talking to myself. I got
59:51
a hand puppet. What is he taught? What is this mean? He's
59:55
taught he's with his counterpart and there is no counterpart
59:58
Adam Curry: so they're talking to a deputy The I guess nobody
1:00:01
John C Dvorak: says anything about No, no, he was talking to
1:00:04
nobody. Well, that
1:00:05
Adam Curry: that sounds about right for his position. I guess
1:00:09
the point is that they agree that we'll call each other
1:00:12
before we send up a balloon.
1:00:14
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it was a big deal.
1:00:17
Adam Curry: And balloons, that's what they discussed. That was
1:00:20
all that.
1:00:20
John C Dvorak: Yeah, you're right. That's you summarize the
1:00:22
whole balloons. Here's part two, but
1:00:25
Unknown: US China divisions remain most notably over Taiwan.
1:00:29
Taipei confirmed for the first time this week the US was
1:00:32
helping Taiwan train to defend the island. Beijing considers
1:00:36
Taipei a breakaway province and is increased its military
1:00:40
intimidation. Today President Biden is warning China not to
1:00:43
interfere with Taiwan's January presidential election. Beijing
1:00:47
labels the front runner William Lai a separatist. But senior US
1:00:51
officials hope Beijing's aggression toward Taiwan could
1:00:54
be quote inhibited by internal problems. We are protests in
1:00:58
2021 in the offices of the real estate developer Evergrande
1:01:01
revealed deep dissatisfaction with the Chinese economy. Today,
1:01:04
more foreign direct investment is flowing out of the country
1:01:07
than coming in. It's a sign international investors are
1:01:10
concerned by Beijing's economic management targeting of Western
1:01:13
firms and their employees and rising labor costs, says lawyer
1:01:17
John Raimi, who specializes in international business a few
1:01:20
years
1:01:21
ago, everyone believed that to be competitive, you had to have
1:01:27
a presence in China. Today. I haven't had anyone come to me
1:01:31
honestly for three years asking to Could you help me make an
1:01:36
investment in China? That's
1:01:38
Adam Curry: actually a completely valid point. I mean,
1:01:41
here is the scary G the dictator as our president called him
1:01:46
later. Basically coming here saying, Hey, man, hey, man,
1:01:50
don't pull away bro. Let's pretend was y'all that Taiwan GQ
1:01:54
GQ, jaggy. I bought okay. But this he's coming hat in hand.
1:02:01
John C Dvorak: And yesterday, there was a lot of people that
1:02:03
interpreted this as had in hand there's absolutely no reason you
1:02:06
should have come at all know
1:02:07
Adam Curry: why Woody and he's met with every Jamocha already.
1:02:11
You already met Gavin Newsom
1:02:14
John C Dvorak: yet Oh, come on, Gavin.
1:02:17
Adam Curry: You had a Gavin date? I mean, come on. This is
1:02:20
like this is this is the big scary guy. Why don't we Why
1:02:25
didn't Biden why you dictator and punch him right in the face.
1:02:29
Because it's bull crap. It's bull crap. We need China to sell
1:02:33
us stuff and they need our dollars. That's it's it's a
1:02:36
system. Everybody knows this. Whoa. At least it cleaned up San
1:02:43
Francisco. Yeah.
1:02:46
John C Dvorak: It's alarming. Actually supplies go to part
1:02:49
three is a shorty. US
1:02:51
Unknown: officials believe that trend has helped lead to a
1:02:53
Chinese charm offensive ahead of the summit, including a recent
1:02:56
English language article in state run. Shinhwa featuring
1:02:59
Shenzhen pings decade old interest in quote, friendship
1:03:02
with America. She is expected to take that message to American
1:03:06
CEOs tonight. He will tell them China is still a good
1:03:09
investment.
1:03:11
Adam Curry: Bank. It's really amazing to me all the narrative
1:03:15
about China just falls apart. What is what is GE really afraid
1:03:19
of? Is he afraid of Putin?
1:03:21
John C Dvorak: I mean, no, he's not afraid, afraid of his own
1:03:23
people. Yes,
1:03:25
Adam Curry: yes, that's exactly like people.
1:03:27
John C Dvorak: This is a management nightmare. Now the
1:03:30
Chinese have been adept at it just homeless historically,
1:03:33
they're really talented at managing hordes of people, which
1:03:40
makes them somewhat dangerous, but it makes them very dangerous
1:03:42
in industrial settings, because they like Foxconn, they can
1:03:45
manage, you know, 100,000 people on an assembly line kind of or
1:03:49
not, I'll make an Apple phones. So here's the last clip in this
1:03:54
group.
1:03:54
Unknown: Finally, like we know that Xi Jinping arrival was met
1:03:57
with a number of protests in and around San Francisco. Do we know
1:04:01
if the Chinese leader saw any of those?
1:04:03
It's a good question. I'm not I don't know if he saw them
1:04:06
personally. But Chinese diplomats took pains, according
1:04:09
to US officials before the arrival to make sure that they
1:04:13
asked you official US officials exactly what Xi Jinping would
1:04:17
see looking out of his windows going to each of these events.
1:04:20
And as an aside, our bus actually had to go around
1:04:22
protests outside this summit site, which is completely locked
1:04:26
down. There is of course inordinate focus in the Chinese
1:04:30
system on the leader on Xi Jinping. But she especially has
1:04:33
consolidated control US officials believe that he really
1:04:37
is making his own judgment. And that makes this kind of high
1:04:40
level diplomacy today, this kind of Summit, all the more
1:04:43
important and all the more reminiscent, frankly, of early
1:04:46
Cold War diplomacy between the United States and the Soviet
1:04:49
Union.
1:04:51
John C Dvorak: He changed the subject right. And ended
1:04:55
question about this. She she sees anything and he goes on
1:04:59
about Oh, he's a dictator.
1:05:02
Adam Curry: All right, I've a report here from CBS, which is
1:05:06
always fun because a CBS Morning you know, when we get Gale, you
1:05:08
know, it's going to be high level. And they brought in Mark
1:05:12
Esper. Wasn't he our defense secretary at one point? Yes. He
1:05:17
John C Dvorak: was one of the Yeah, I think you
1:05:19
Unknown: just spoke yesterday, just outside San Francisco,
1:05:21
President Biden sat down with China's Zhi Jing ping for their
1:05:24
first face to face meeting. In a year's time the two leaders
1:05:28
pledged to ease tensions between the two countries and President
1:05:31
Biden says they made important progress with agreements to
1:05:34
combat the Fentanyl crisis and also reestablish communication
1:05:37
between the two countries armed forces. That's a biggie Joining
1:05:40
us now is former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper who served in
1:05:43
the Trump administration. Mr. Secretary, thank you very much
1:05:46
for being here. Former paratrooper for West Point grad.
1:05:49
Oh, given his Hunter iFIX. There, in addition to being
1:05:53
Secretary of Defense, you know, this stuff I was say so he knows
1:05:56
his stuff. He knows.
1:05:58
Adam Curry: He knows. He knows. Yeah.
1:06:01
John C Dvorak: This is CBS having to give the guy some Bona
1:06:06
feeties because they mentioned Trump.
1:06:08
Adam Curry: Yeah, he knows his stuff. Yeah, he was with Trump.
1:06:11
But he knows Trump. And
1:06:12
John C Dvorak: besides that, he was also this, this, this and
1:06:15
this and this and this. He knows his stuff. Good. Don't get
1:06:18
should ignore it. Yes. Yeah, we'll rewind it
1:06:21
Unknown: so we can hear that forces. That's a biggie. Joining
1:06:23
us now is former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper who served in
1:06:27
the Trump administration. Mr. Secretary, thank you very much
1:06:29
for being here. Former paratrooper for West Point grad,
1:06:33
in addition to being Secretary of Defense, you know this. So he
1:06:37
knows his stuff.
1:06:39
Adam Curry: You know, you're even though you're Trump, you
1:06:42
know, your stuff.
1:06:43
Unknown: What takeaways from this meeting? And how damaging
1:06:46
if you can put it in context? Was this dictator comment that
1:06:49
President Biden said off the cuff near the end of things?
1:06:52
Well, look, I think overall, it's good that they're meeting
1:06:54
the rules to look to biggest most powerful countries meeting
1:06:57
is a good thing that we talk, right. one
1:06:59
Adam Curry: guy's worse than the other guy's brain dead. Wow,
1:07:02
what a top meeting that was. And
1:07:04
Unknown: the two agreements that they're touting coming out of it
1:07:06
is an agreement to have the military's talk frequently,
1:07:08
which is important that when I was secretary defense, I tried
1:07:11
to meet with my counterpart, at least every three months to
1:07:13
talk, keep communication open, build a rapport, if you will, so
1:07:16
that when times got tough, you could open up that line and talk
1:07:19
Hey, man,
1:07:20
Adam Curry: we got to balloon your balloon. Hey, man, I'm just
1:07:24
calling to check on the balloon things.
1:07:26
Unknown: The other one is the fentanyl agreement, which, right
1:07:28
because fentanyl is killing 100,000 Americans a year the
1:07:33
shipping made that same agreement to President Obama and
1:07:35
he sent me that same agreement to President Trump. Yeah, right.
1:07:38
So I think right, right, President made two things. Two
1:07:42
statements are important one he did, truthfully, candidly say
1:07:45
that Xi Jinping is a dictator, which he is right, controls. The
1:07:50
secondly, he says we're basically not going to trust
1:07:52
them. We got to verify what they do, because China rarely keeps a
1:07:55
promise. Keeps a commitment. You think that
1:07:57
they're hot on the progress?
1:08:00
Adam Curry: slanty eyed liars?
1:08:02
Unknown: No, because China needs us right now more than we need
1:08:05
them. Why? Because their economy is in the pits right now. US
1:08:08
investment we
1:08:09
Adam Curry: don't know is that he's no. He said, This is what
1:08:12
are you drinking?
1:08:14
John C Dvorak: I heard you we had some people send us some new
1:08:17
stuff. But just I'm finishing off the polar another finishing
1:08:20
up the polar. Okay. All right. We
1:08:22
Unknown: are in Chinese sorry. Because their economy is in the
1:08:24
pits, right? They need us investment. They need us
1:08:27
consumer sales, they would purchase. Yeah, they do forth
1:08:30
and so on. They have a crisis. And that represents 25% of their
1:08:34
GDP. They got some social unrest going on. China is not in a good
1:08:38
state of affairs. And Jason ping is rightfully concerned, I think
1:08:41
they
1:08:41
Adam Curry: all got together just to say how are we going to
1:08:43
manage this crash that is coming when the entire system collapses
1:08:49
upon itself? We're going to blame you a little bit and you
1:08:51
can blame us a little bit. And you know, I'll call you a
1:08:54
dictator. You call me a douche, or whatever. I don't think there
1:08:58
was anything else I did discuss. And he said, and by the way, I'm
1:09:01
gonna get going now I'm gonna call you a dictator.
1:09:03
Unknown: But we are a Chinese officials reacting to the
1:09:05
dictator comments saying it's extremely wrong. And you're
1:09:08
responsible for sort of, I don't want to say negate the goodwill
1:09:11
that we made yesterday,
1:09:12
but doesn't that put a little bit of tainted shirts a little
1:09:15
bit? Sure. He does. That's right. But we'll Clean up on
1:09:18
aisle six today from the White House. President Biden has been
1:09:20
more candid that I think most people would would prefer and
1:09:23
his administration, right, he said a couple years ago on four
1:09:26
separate occasions that the United States would come to
1:09:28
Taiwan's defense, and that's important as well, I think that
1:09:31
is an issue that we haven't heard much about, right is
1:09:34
Taiwan, right? Why is that significant? That is clearly a
1:09:36
flashpoint where we can see the United States and China get in
1:09:39
some type of conflict. And importantly, Taiwan has
1:09:42
important elections coming up in two months in January, and
1:09:45
they're just going to be a change in power. And China's
1:09:47
very is watching this very closely.
1:09:50
Adam Curry: Yeah, okay. It's a script. It's a script and they
1:09:53
all had hookers and blow and blow off some fireworks. This
1:09:57
was staged bull crowd.
1:09:59
John C Dvorak: Oh, We had a lot of
1:10:01
Adam Curry: this stage bullcrap. They did bring up Trump with the
1:10:05
Esper briefly. Mr. Secretary, you seem to have survived the
1:10:08
Trump administration. There are no most.
1:10:12
John C Dvorak: Wow, did you get a God out alive? He
1:10:14
Unknown: does for Secretary, you seem to have survived the Trump
1:10:17
administration. There are no mug shots of us that I've seen on
1:10:21
you. For Christmas, coming for Christmas. Are you concerned
1:10:25
about him possibly getting back into the White House?
1:10:27
Absolutely. I've said on several occasions, he's a threat to
1:10:30
democracy know what we've seen come out.
1:10:33
Adam Curry: He's a threat to democracy. He's a threat to
1:10:36
democracy from
1:10:38
Unknown: him the last few months, and certainly the last
1:10:39
couple of weeks is it's going to be about retribution. It's going
1:10:42
about using about weaponizing. The institutions of government.
1:10:45
This
1:10:45
John C Dvorak: is a script
1:10:46
Adam Curry: and of course it is Why else do you think he's on?
1:10:48
Wait a minute, this is this is yet another example of Trump's
1:10:55
poor judgment in hiring. This guy's a douchebag. Well, he's an
1:11:00
insider. He's a spook. Remember, he's on CIA broadcast systems in
1:11:05
the morning. It's casual. It's Cavalier. They miss really. Big
1:11:10
news was a Trump guy was a man who was Trump guy, but he's,
1:11:13
he's the real deal. He's bad at him. I'm a good guy. But you
1:11:16
know, Trump is danger to democracy from him
1:11:19
Unknown: the last few months and certainly the last couple of
1:11:21
weeks is it's going to be about retribution. It's going about
1:11:23
using about weaponizing the institutions of our government
1:11:26
to to go after his political enemies and I
1:11:29
Adam Curry: really unlike what's happening to him, okay. troubles
1:11:32
me. It
1:11:32
Unknown: concerns me. What this mean troubles me
1:11:35
Adam Curry: concerns me that, you know, the President might go
1:11:38
after his his, his political opponents, it concerns me but
1:11:42
no, let's let's go after it
1:11:43
Unknown: troubles me. It concerns me what this may mean
1:11:46
for our great Republic, great Republic and our country. Mark,
1:11:48
we appreciate you joining us. Thank you for
1:11:51
John C Dvorak: joining me for a great Republic.
1:11:53
Adam Curry: Well, you know, you know who else is back on the
1:11:55
scene with the Trump hate with their rerunning scripts all over
1:11:59
the place? Called bear? Had Barbra Streisand on the show?
1:12:05
Oh, is
1:12:05
John C Dvorak: she going to leave the country again? I liked
1:12:07
by I liked Biden. I think he's done a good job. I think he's
1:12:12
compassionate.
1:12:13
Unknown: He's smart.
1:12:15
He supports the right things. How do you feel about the
1:12:18
specter of a second Trump administration?
1:12:21
I will move. I can't live in this country. If that's his he
1:12:26
became president.
1:12:28
Where would you go? Where would you go? To England? Yeah,
1:12:32
Adam Curry: go. I like England. England will welcome you with
1:12:35
open arms.
1:12:38
John C Dvorak: How many times has she said this over the
1:12:40
years? She was gonna do it with George Bush. If George W. Bush
1:12:43
had gotten reelected, she was gonna leave the country.
1:12:48
Adam Curry: Yeah, now it's just all what
1:12:50
John C Dvorak: is what is it? Well, I mean, you don't bring a
1:12:53
guest on to do this. But you could say, Well, you said this
1:12:55
before.
1:12:57
Adam Curry: No, he's not going to do that. Now. He went
1:12:59
straight into how about anti semitism? connect that to Trump?
1:13:05
Yeah,
1:13:05
John C Dvorak: you want to make a push? Even though Trump's
1:13:08
daughter is uh, yeah,
1:13:10
Adam Curry: that you know, what's, what's interesting. I've
1:13:12
received a lot of different emails and correctly so about
1:13:18
fentanyl since that was on the on the docket with GE to talk
1:13:22
about fentanyl. And the main thing that people are pointing
1:13:29
out to me is that it is a farce that you can overdose from
1:13:35
touching fentanyl from handling fentanyl. From casually inhaling
1:13:40
some fentanyl that's dusted around you, um, that this is
1:13:44
this is a you know, so kind of following on with the you know
1:13:49
how dangerous it is and it's going to you know,
1:13:51
John C Dvorak: that was almost that car that got confiscated,
1:13:55
and then sold on auction.
1:13:57
Adam Curry: Well, there's a couple of things going on. There
1:13:58
was a case in this. I have a clip here as a Florida cop,
1:14:03
female cop. They stopped somebody who I guess had
1:14:08
fentanyl or was on fentanyl. And then all of a sudden she ODS on
1:14:13
fentanyl. But it wasn't an OD on fentanyl. And they brought into
1:14:17
doctors to say no, no, this this is she just had a panic attack.
1:14:22
They revived her with Narcan from the panic attack. But they
1:14:25
are very specific to point out that this whole idea of just a
1:14:29
one whiff or one touch I'm not trying to say fentanyl is great,
1:14:32
obviously. But we have to be realistic because we need the
1:14:38
truth. This is
1:14:39
Unknown: really a sensitive topic that no one including the
1:14:42
medical community is trying to discount the danger our law
1:14:45
enforcement officers face every day. I took this situation to
1:14:49
two of the world's most renowned experts on fentanyl. These
1:14:52
doctors literally wrote the studies about this drug and its
1:14:55
effects. They insist even after watching this video. It was In
1:15:00
overdose,
1:15:01
there's just no practical way in an outdoor environment. That
1:15:05
could happen. Dr.
1:15:06
Lewis Nelson of Rutgers medical school co published a prominent
1:15:09
study saying passive fentanyl exposure is nearly impossible,
1:15:13
meaning you simply can't overdose by coming in contact
1:15:16
with it. He says a small dose away from his sleeve or inhaled
1:15:20
wouldn't cause an overdose.
1:15:22
You've seen TV where they put out a line with a huge, you
1:15:26
gotta have a good amount to get in your body. It's not the not
1:15:29
going to get a little powder on your hand and put in your nose.
1:15:31
You're not going to get sick from that. Toxicology
1:15:34
experts use the body camera video released by the various
1:15:37
police department to support their analysis. While medical
1:15:40
emergency is indeed happening. They say it's not consistent
1:15:44
with that of an overdose officer benek spoke with Fox 35
1:15:48
Believing the Narcan is was saved her life
1:15:50
Narcan only works to reverse
1:15:52
Adam Curry: opiate overdoses.
1:15:54
Unknown: It does not work to get you out of an anxiety attack.
1:15:56
While both doctors say it was a good idea to use Narcan while
1:16:00
assessing the situation they don't believe is what brought
1:16:03
her back. Most doctors believe officer Banik was having a
1:16:07
reaction to what happened. I just don't think it was an
1:16:10
overdose. Because it
1:16:12
seems so real. And I think these are all legitimate concerns. I
1:16:16
don't think anybody's trying to pull a fast one here. I think
1:16:19
these people really believe they're exposed because this
1:16:21
what they've been told, happens, doctors, hopefully
1:16:25
this can be a teaching moment for many including law
1:16:28
enforcement about fentanyl. They want people to know it's safe to
1:16:31
passively come in contact with fentanyl and jump in to help
1:16:34
someone who is overdosing.
1:16:38
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah. Now I should bring this up. Although I
1:16:41
haven't done my research on it. It makes nothing but sense it
1:16:45
this is the power of suggestion. Yes. Yes. And as these people
1:16:50
have been hypnotized. Well, it's important
1:16:51
Adam Curry: because we're being psyops at this very moment that
1:16:54
terrorists are going to drop fentanyl in America was going to
1:16:58
kill hundreds of 1000s of people in cities, you know, it's not
1:17:02
necessarily true. So it's, it's a fear tactic that may have just
1:17:07
doesn't have a basis in science, science.
1:17:11
John C Dvorak: Speeches, I don't want to change topics because I
1:17:14
want to go back to what you're doing. But I want to play two
1:17:17
clips which are which are kind of related to this idea of this,
1:17:20
of this power of suggestion. Okay. And once as well as the
1:17:25
second clip is the one that said, really gets my attention.
1:17:29
But this is about the loneliness we talked about. Yes.
1:17:32
Adam Curry: Yes. The loneliness I have. I have thoughts about
1:17:34
this. And we're at limit what's the what's the name of your
1:17:36
report here.
1:17:37
John C Dvorak: These are Yale is judiciary has to do with this.
1:17:40
This suicide in Yale. And
1:17:45
Adam Curry: groovy, it's, I see
1:17:48
Unknown: elitist voices of America. This is NPR where PBS
1:17:54
higher education is facing a student mental health crisis.
1:17:57
That's the focus tonight of our series rethinking college and
1:18:01
are reporting on early warnings America's youth mental health
1:18:04
crisis. We start with Yale University, which earlier this
1:18:08
year settled a lawsuit following the death of a student by
1:18:11
suicide in 2021. According to the agreement, the university
1:18:15
will now allow students more flexibility to take lighter
1:18:19
course loads and to keep their health care while on medical
1:18:22
leave. Yale agreed to the policy after a group of alumni and
1:18:26
students sued the school, arguing the policies
1:18:29
discriminated against students with mental health issues.
1:18:32
Willow Sylvester is a Yale graduate who was part of that
1:18:36
lawsuit, she explained what things were like before the
1:18:39
settlement. When I
1:18:41
started at Yale, I just stopped seeing my therapist and I felt
1:18:46
super isolated. Fast forward to my senior year I was a first
1:18:50
year counselor, I was working directly with first year
1:18:52
students and almost every single one reported the same feelings
1:18:56
of feeling isolated on campus. Mental Health Justice at Yale
1:19:00
was founded in the immediate aftermath of Rachel
1:19:03
Scarborough's and bombs passing by suicide. She was a first year
1:19:06
student, the resources that she lacked and the policies that
1:19:10
made her feel like she didn't have the help that she needed
1:19:12
were very, very clear, she had spoken publicly about feeling
1:19:17
this need to move down to a part time course load. And if she
1:19:20
could just move down to part time courses, she would be able
1:19:24
to get on top of her mental health, but that that was not an
1:19:26
option to you. Another thing which was also related to why
1:19:29
Rachel wanted to go part time is maintaining access to health
1:19:33
insurance when you're on leave or withdrawal. If she had gone
1:19:36
home and taken a leave for her mental health, she would lose
1:19:40
access to her your health resources and also her your
1:19:43
mental health resources while she was home that she needed
1:19:46
those. Both of those as a result of the settlement are now
1:19:49
something that students can do so students on leave maintain
1:19:52
access to their health insurance, and students can go
1:19:54
down to a part time Courseload we absolutely should not have
1:19:59
had to lose a life To get these changes, rolling mental
1:20:02
Adam Curry: health resources is the best name for
1:20:05
antidepressants I've ever heard. Mental health resources, she
1:20:11
would lose her access to mental health resources. And therefore
1:20:15
she passed by suicide. Oh my god. We don't we're not. We're
1:20:20
not. We're not speaking that depart. The
1:20:24
John C Dvorak: second clip here is the one that kind of reminds
1:20:27
me of the
1:20:29
Adam Curry: Yale gives students health insurance. How does this
1:20:32
work?
1:20:34
John C Dvorak: I don't know how when I at the University of
1:20:36
California, when you're a student, you have a free you
1:20:38
have free. It's like socialized medicine. Yeah.
1:20:41
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah. So that's right. So you can get your
1:20:43
Adderall for your test. You
1:20:45
John C Dvorak: go to, to call it hospital and you'd make an
1:20:49
appointment, you go see doctors, and they, you know, if you have
1:20:53
whatever, you need to have a dentist there, too. I had a
1:20:55
tooth filled there once. Anyway, so let's so I don't know what
1:21:01
what the deal is. So part two is the part that interests me and
1:21:06
so far is what we talked about. So
1:21:08
Unknown: what more can universities and colleges do to
1:21:11
address the academic pressure? The loneliness that students are
1:21:15
feeling? Is this a structural thing that colleges have to
1:21:18
address? There's definitely
1:21:19
struck referral points to it. So we talk about how has mental
1:21:23
health included in everything that we're working on in college
1:21:26
campuses, right. So right things like leave policies, if
1:21:29
someone's really struggling? How do we make sure that when they
1:21:31
leave, they feel comfortable asking for help, that they feel
1:21:34
comfortable coming back on campus, that they're able to do
1:21:36
that? That's really important. There's mental health and
1:21:39
everything that we're doing, but it's also how do students feel
1:21:42
comfortable talking to faculty to begin with, to know that
1:21:44
those faculty feel comfortable even talking to those students,
1:21:47
because I see faculty when they don't, they haven't had training
1:21:51
in mental health. They're not psychiatrist. And they're often
1:21:54
the first people that come to students, and they're supposed
1:21:56
to support them through their mental health experiences as
1:22:00
coaches as faculty members, as administrators, and they need
1:22:03
the support to be able to do that, too. So how do we make it
1:22:05
easier for faculty to talk to students, for students to feel
1:22:08
comfortable talking to faculty, for them to notice stuff, so
1:22:11
they get seen earlier, so then they come to me, and they can
1:22:14
talk to each other? Earlier, too.
1:22:17
We've heard how students say they want more transparency,
1:22:20
school administrators, obviously have to abide by health, privacy
1:22:23
and confidentiality laws, there might be concerns about
1:22:26
reputational damage to the colleges and universities. Some
1:22:29
administrators have a concern that the more they talk about
1:22:32
suicide, that that might, in some ways encourage or might
1:22:36
lead to more deaths by suicide. How should university and
1:22:40
college leaders, how often should they talk about this? And
1:22:42
how should they talk about it?
1:22:44
So there's no evidence that the more we talk about things, and
1:22:47
the more we ask about things, the worse it is. So as a
1:22:49
psychiatrist, we're encouraged to always ask our patients about
1:22:52
suicide, it doesn't mean that we're going to make patients
1:22:54
then think about it. We don't implant those ideas. In fact, we
1:22:57
support people by asking about those things.
1:23:00
Adam Curry: Well, she pulled the divorce rack right there with
1:23:02
the no evidence that was fishy. So it
1:23:05
John C Dvorak: goes like this. So have you ever thought about
1:23:07
suicide? No, but not as you mentioned. It's bull crap. This
1:23:14
is the power of suggestion. It's
1:23:16
Adam Curry: a mental health experience. It's just what she
1:23:19
said, Well, this fold, okay, this is very important. And we
1:23:24
do have a mental health crisis in the United States is because
1:23:27
of the advertisement and of SSRIs of antidepressants. I know
1:23:32
a lot of you are on them. I'm not condemning you in any way.
1:23:37
But I got an interesting note from one of our producers, and
1:23:42
that's in regards to ozempic will go V death bound and and
1:23:48
all the others and it relates to this. We have heard many times
1:23:54
that people who are on antidepressants I'm just gonna
1:23:57
say SSRIs but I think it's all under the same basic family that
1:24:02
these make you gain weight. And I always thought that it that
1:24:08
these anti because you know the antidepressants supposedly also
1:24:11
make your you lose libido, which is great because then we can
1:24:15
prescribe Ed drugs, even for women though, and for women, I
1:24:22
think it's especially they lose their libido but the weight
1:24:25
gain, I never really realized what it was and one of our
1:24:28
producers wrote in and said, yeah, yes, we have a an obesity
1:24:32
epidemic, but it's not just sugar addiction. And listen to
1:24:38
this. Because this comes back to our topic foods noise. I thought
1:24:43
food noise was just people who are addicted to sugar. No, no,
1:24:47
this comes from the psychiatric medication or producer writes.
1:24:50
For the last five years I've been taking psychiatric
1:24:52
medication. Unfortunately, he didn't mention which one that
1:24:57
causes weight gain as a side effect. main point is, for me
1:25:01
the hunger is not related to sugar as Adam suggested, I don't
1:25:05
want a chocolate bar any more than I wanted chicken or a bowl
1:25:09
of rice, the best way I can describe the sensation is a sort
1:25:12
of anxiety relating to hunger. This is the food noise. If I'm
1:25:17
even even a little hungry, I get very tense and panicky and feel
1:25:22
a need to kill that sensation as quickly as possible. In term
1:25:26
that causes some fear that I don't even want to get a little
1:25:30
bit hungry. So I want to eat even more. So I'm not hungry in
1:25:34
between eating. okay with me on this, this is this is really
1:25:41
messed up. As another consequence, when I do eat, I
1:25:44
tend to overeat of that st for that same fear, I strongly want
1:25:48
to kill the hunger sensation. So I better eat two pieces of toast
1:25:52
rather than one and maybe a small bowl of cereal as well
1:25:56
just to be safe. And at mealtime, the drive to kill the
1:25:59
hunger sensation and avoid having it pop up in the future
1:26:02
causes me to eat larger portions as well. As I said, it doesn't
1:26:07
need to be anything sugary whatsoever. This particular
1:26:09
medications worked beautifully for my severe depression, and
1:26:12
has really changed my life for the better. I don't want to stop
1:26:14
taking but I also don't want to add another medication to offset
1:26:18
the food noise. So I had this wrong. This food noise is caused
1:26:22
by the antidepressant, which to me is a defective product. You
1:26:27
can call that say you can call that a side effect. I call it a
1:26:31
defective product. But now luckily, and now I'm
1:26:35
understanding the marketing of the food noise. Their marketing
1:26:40
will go V and ozempic to people who are already on
1:26:42
antidepressants. That's what's going on here. That's a big
1:26:47
market. And the problem is and the problem they're having is
1:26:51
the insurance companies don't want to jump on board yet. So
1:26:54
that's $1,000 a pop another producer writes in and he he's
1:27:00
in the field. It's he says it's about the rebates. Currently
1:27:05
employers are mostly not covering weight loss GLP one
1:27:08
drugs that's ozempic will go via etc. But they are forced to
1:27:12
cover the same drug for diabetes ozempic by creating the separate
1:27:16
branding, remember we have Monjack Manjaro, rebranding as a
1:27:21
zip bound, that we should have rebranded at Kilimanjaro, but
1:27:26
that's whatever, they will start to leverage rebates to force the
1:27:30
coverage. For the diabetes version of the drugs ozempic
1:27:34
Manjaro is at bound they will offer a nominal nominal rebate
1:27:38
to the insurance company say just $200. For example, because
1:27:41
the insurers are resistant to cover the weight loss version of
1:27:44
the drugs, they will start to leverage portfolio requirements
1:27:48
to say if you cover we'll go visit bound in addition to
1:27:52
ozempic Manjaro will increase your rebate to $400 for both
1:27:55
products. So this is this is a money game that they're playing.
1:27:59
And now and now they've added another dimension. And luckily
1:28:04
we have the study to show the study comes from the very
1:28:07
pharmaceutical company that makes the drug that this does
1:28:11
more than just help you with your weight gain thanks to SSRIs
1:28:16
and antidepressants. So let's
1:28:17
Unknown: get to this first one cardiovascular disease. What is
1:28:20
the studies showing? So two big headed medical headlines we're
1:28:23
following Robin the first one using the drugs semaglutide. In
1:28:27
a study funded by the drugmaker, we've known for some time that
1:28:30
that drug is cardioprotective reduces the risk of
1:28:33
cardiovascular events in people with diabetes. Take a look at
1:28:37
what this study did. They studied people without diabetes,
1:28:41
who have were known to have a diagnosis of cardiovascular
1:28:44
disease and who were already also diagnosed with overweight
1:28:47
or obesity, and found an associated 20% reduced risk of
1:28:52
fatal heart attack, non fatal heart attack and non fatal
1:28:55
stroke. So those are significant findings
1:28:57
about weight loss. Are there other theories involved?
1:29:00
And there are other theories? And that's what's really
1:29:02
interesting about this.
1:29:04
Adam Curry: Not just because you're fat and you're dying from
1:29:06
obesity No, there's it's interesting little things little
1:29:10
bit we've learned from the study from the people who make the
1:29:12
drug
1:29:13
Unknown: bread study, the more we're finding possible other
1:29:15
theories and data has shown in lab animals that semaglutide can
1:29:19
reduce inflammation, some mini med school here it can promote
1:29:23
what's called plaque stability in those arteries making the
1:29:26
plaque less likely to break off and close off that artery and
1:29:30
then it almost works like a blood thinner in some in lab
1:29:34
animals in terms of reducing platelet clumping so that when
1:29:38
you combine that with weight loss, significant cardio
1:29:41
protective effects can really have an impact.
1:29:43
Adam Curry: Wow, that's great and everybody had this story.
1:29:46
Everybody's on the
1:29:49
John C Dvorak: story everybody beggar here's
1:29:51
Adam Curry: the NBC they
1:29:52
Unknown: are the blockbuster drugs helping millions lose
1:29:55
weight. Now a new study finds evidence that drugs like govi
1:29:58
and ozempic may not just help people lose weight but could
1:30:01
also help their heart health. This house has the details. As
1:30:05
the weight loss drug revolution explodes nationwide. New
1:30:09
research shows the medications may not only help patients shed
1:30:12
pounds but also improve heart health. parto recent clinical
1:30:16
trial shows semaglutide The active ingredient in popular
1:30:19
weight loss drugs will go V and ozempic could reduce the risk of
1:30:23
heart attacks or strokes by 20%. So highly significant. Dr.
1:30:27
Michael Lind cough is the lead
1:30:29
Adam Curry: these these drops that NBC did is great, so highly
1:30:32
significant
1:30:33
Unknown: strokes by 20%. So highly significant. Dr. Michael
1:30:37
link off is the lead author of the trial which followed 17,000
1:30:41
obese adults 45 and older who had pre existing cardiovascular
1:30:45
disease but were not diabetic of the participants. 8% who
1:30:49
received a placebo had a heart attack or stroke compared to
1:30:52
6.5%. Who took will go V
1:30:56
Adam Curry: shown in in any so that's their 20%
1:31:00
John C Dvorak: the different Yeah, 20% is from eight to six,
1:31:03
and all
1:31:03
Adam Curry: the rest died from the COVID shot.
1:31:05
John C Dvorak: Oh, cool. Go V Yeah. Wait, wait, there's
1:31:07
Adam Curry: more. There's more, but I gotta stop it. Okay.
1:31:11
John C Dvorak: How does a survey like this even come into being?
1:31:15
This is a diabetic drug and then it became a weight loss drug,
1:31:18
but they've given it to just randos who have a heart attack.
1:31:22
I have an idea Bill, what can we do? That's given these random
1:31:26
this random crowd of people that have heart condition Rando
1:31:29
fatties?
1:31:30
Adam Curry: No, it was Rando fatty.
1:31:31
John C Dvorak: Give him this and see what happens. I mean, what
1:31:33
who's who's behind this idea? Why, what was the thesis behind
1:31:38
it? Because there's no evidence that that this drug had anything
1:31:41
to do at heart. This is mercury rigged.
1:31:45
Adam Curry: This is marketing. It was Norval notice Novo
1:31:48
Nordisk themselves who did the study? It's this is this is
1:31:52
marketing,
1:31:54
John C Dvorak: taking the same drug and trying it against
1:31:56
people that have a Zima or whatever it's called, are the
1:32:00
people with flatulence I mean, are they what are they testing
1:32:02
this stuff on?
1:32:03
Adam Curry: Or or COVID vaccination? I mean, by the way,
1:32:06
this sounds like the binary you know, solution like I you know,
1:32:09
you got blood clots, but maybe if you take this thing, you
1:32:11
know, you'll live a little longer, you know, the clot shot
1:32:13
won't get you. This is also cynical, it's drug upon drug
1:32:17
upon drug upon drug, and if it isn't the food noise. Yep. Then,
1:32:22
then it's, it's to stop you from dying. Well, let's continue up
1:32:25
until
1:32:26
Unknown: now, no one has shown in in any group of patients with
1:32:29
overweight and obesity that the risk of cardiovascular events
1:32:31
could be reduced.
1:32:32
The findings of the study funded by Novo Nordisk the maker of
1:32:36
will go V come as the FDA approves a new version of
1:32:39
diabetes drug Manjaro for weight loss called zet bound. New
1:32:43
research shows the active ingredient in that drug ters
1:32:45
appetite may help type two diabetes patients reduce
1:32:49
inflammation which may lower the risk of heart disease.
1:32:52
mundra changed my life. 30 year old listen to that,
1:32:56
Adam Curry: listen to that. They just dropped this as a
1:32:58
psychological operation and that just dropping non sequitur
1:33:02
Manjaro saved my life. Beatty's patients
1:33:05
Unknown: reduce inflammation, which may lower the risk of
1:33:08
heart disease, mundra changed my life. Wow. 30 year old Alexis
1:33:13
Mitchell has been taking Manjaro for just over a year now and
1:33:16
says she's lost 125 pounds,
1:33:18
I don't want to wait until I have a heart attack. I don't
1:33:22
want to wait until I have a stroke.
1:33:24
But despite the promise of these drugs, all the side effects are
1:33:27
not fully known. This is
1:33:29
not meant for the person who sort of wants to casually lose
1:33:32
510 pounds, you know, before a big event. We don't necessarily
1:33:36
think it's worth taking some of the risks, some of which are
1:33:39
known, some of which are unknown.
1:33:40
And these drugs aren't cheap as much as $1,300 a month most
1:33:44
healthcare plans don't cover them. But experts say these
1:33:47
findings could push insurance companies to do so.
1:33:50
Adam Curry: Okay. So this is really the point of, of this
1:33:53
marketing campaign. And the agency said Listen, guys, I
1:33:58
think our best shot of really getting a change here and the
1:34:01
insurance companies is probably to go to CBS. You know, because
1:34:04
CBS has Gail Gail knows Oprah OPRAH You know Wait watch Oprah
1:34:09
so we should probably have them do the story and that will
1:34:12
probably got some some earned earned marketing earned
1:34:17
advertising space that will show you know that will really move
1:34:21
the needle on the insurance company's covering this once you
1:34:23
get the rebates set up. So let's get Dr. Le pook from CBS to dot
1:34:28
okay. Okay, good. We got the by I'll call this I'll call the
1:34:32
station.
1:34:34
Unknown: New research on the popular weight loss drug we go V
1:34:37
could change the way doctors treat patients with heart
1:34:39
related problems. The study from Novo Nordisk the drug maker
1:34:43
behind what go V found it can reduce the risk of heart attack
1:34:46
stroke or heart related death by 20%. CBS News CHIEF MEDICAL
1:34:50
CORRESPONDENT Dr. John Liu joins us now you'll duck What's your
1:34:53
job? What's your job?
1:34:56
It's more than 17,000 people 41 countries I want emphasize that
1:35:01
these are people who were overweight or obese, a BMI of 27
1:35:05
or above, and they had some underlying heart related issue
1:35:09
almost 70% that had a heart attack. Now 20% decrease in
1:35:13
heart related issues like heart attack, stroke or death from
1:35:16
some heart related issue. It's interesting
1:35:18
Adam Curry: how they can measure 20% didn't have a heart attack,
1:35:22
all the rest had a heart attack. Seriously, maybe I'm hearing
1:35:27
that wrong. But it sounds like you know, we had all these
1:35:29
people had heart issues. And these people didn't have a heart
1:35:31
attack
1:35:32
Unknown: had some underlying heart related issue almost 70%
1:35:35
that had a heart attack. Now 20% decrease in heart related issues
1:35:39
like heart attack, stroke, or death from some heart related
1:35:42
issue. That's really important. So this is an important study, I
1:35:45
want to parse to point out that I didn't like the amount and I
1:35:48
think other people talked about that there wasn't enough
1:35:50
representation, who was mostly white males.
1:35:52
Adam Curry: Oh, it wasn't diverse. It wasn't diverse.
1:35:55
Okay, that's a disclaimer. Now let's get into it. Come on, Doc.
1:35:58
Okay, so
1:35:58
Unknown: there's a lot of people that hear
1:36:00
about these weight loss drugs, and they want to lose five,
1:36:03
seven, maybe 10 pounds? Do you recommend that they go in this
1:36:07
direction? No.
1:36:09
And I'm really glad that you mentioned that, okay, I have a
1:36:12
lot of pain because the agency wanted me to bring this up, do
1:36:15
internal medicine and gi I have a lot of patients who come to me
1:36:17
and say I want to lose that, you know, six or seven, eight
1:36:19
pounds. That's not the group of people who've been studied. We
1:36:23
don't know the long term side effects in those people or even
1:36:26
the effects of in those people. So I think we have to, you know,
1:36:29
if to say there is a shortage of this drug, and these kinds of
1:36:32
drugs, because I think a lot of you who are not, you know, in
1:36:36
the group that that have been recommended for that. I think
1:36:39
it's important to just fall.
1:36:40
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. Okay, well, good. Please, there's a
1:36:44
shortage. So getting getting early. Now. I mean, it works for
1:36:48
you if you want to lose six or seven pounds, but don't don't do
1:36:50
that. Don't Don't, don't do that.
1:36:52
Unknown: So these weight loss drugs are getting really
1:36:53
popular, and they're so effective. But are they too good
1:36:56
to be true? And then what happens when someone stops
1:36:58
taking the medicine, they might gain the weight back? And then
1:37:01
what happens to now their heart health if
1:37:03
they were part of that? Yeah.
1:37:05
So I love these questions, right? Because it's big picture
1:37:07
stuff. And
1:37:08
Adam Curry: because the agency, again, asked me to talk about
1:37:10
it, we have
1:37:11
Unknown: to look at the big picture if there really hasn't
1:37:13
been a good intervention for people to lose weight. And we
1:37:16
know that that it's important for people to lose weight for
1:37:18
all sorts of reasons. So this is a tool in our toolbox. But it's
1:37:23
not the only tool. I do have a diet. And we do have exercise.
1:37:27
And I don't know, important, but you know, it is something that
1:37:30
for the first time we have something that's effective, but
1:37:32
again, you have to use it judiciously.
1:37:34
Adam Curry: So what did he didn't answer the question? He
1:37:37
said, you could you could use diet or exercise, but it's a
1:37:40
tool. I mean, why use a screwdriver if you've got this
1:37:43
hammer, here's the hammer, here's the hammer and then
1:37:46
finally the
1:37:47
Unknown: money shot. So this is not only a study of will go V
1:37:50
but by will go V in the sense of the drug maker conducted the
1:37:53
research it should that make us extra skeptical? And do you
1:37:56
think insurance? You're gonna look at this and think, okay,
1:37:58
Adam Curry: ah, no, this is the insurance company question. Here
1:38:02
we go. This is
1:38:02
Unknown: not only a study of will go V, but by will go V in
1:38:06
the sense of the drug maker conducted the research, should
1:38:08
that make us extra skeptical, and you think insurance
1:38:11
companies are going to look at this and think, Okay, we'll
1:38:13
cover it now. That's a good question.
1:38:14
I think, Oh, I always looked at who funded this study, or who
1:38:17
ran the study. And I think you're right, it was the drug
1:38:19
company who funded it. And I think that is something that you
1:38:22
want to always look at. And so you want to look down and say,
1:38:25
Okay, let me look, I've got the study here. I've read it about
1:38:27
10 times. Anything that doesn't quite make no, yes.
1:38:31
Adam Curry: No, I did my own research. But
1:38:34
Unknown: what was the insurance get involved in covers this,
1:38:36
right? So right, right now I have diamond battles all the
1:38:39
time, with insurance companies not paying for this medication.
1:38:43
And this group of medications and people who absolutely should
1:38:46
be on it. Peter had a BMI over 30. They have diabetes, they
1:38:49
have heart disease, and they won't pay it. So I think this is
1:38:52
a big battle going on. What's interesting here is now they
1:38:55
can't say well, it's just cosmetic guys showing that it
1:38:58
actually decreases the risk of heart attack. There it is, or
1:39:03
there's optimism, the people who write
1:39:05
insurance companies, your move Dr. gentlefolk. Thank you very
1:39:08
much. Appreciate it.
1:39:08
Adam Curry: Literally the script said now tell them it's their
1:39:11
move. Is there a move? It's not
1:39:14
John C Dvorak: just cosmetic? That's pretty that's that is a
1:39:17
three pronged attack? Yes. Yes. Aimed at the insurance companies
1:39:22
on behalf of a drug company just got lots of money. And this is
1:39:25
the reason why drug money should not be mixing with media. And
1:39:29
with these, with these purchases of time, which is what that that
1:39:33
was a native ad as the others were Yes. And this should be
1:39:37
illegal is this we're the only country that allows this besides
1:39:41
the idiots in New Zealand and
1:39:44
Adam Curry: a no agenda producers. If you're on
1:39:46
antidepressants, and you're gaining weight. I love you. I
1:39:48
love you. I don't care how fat you are. I love you. Seriously,
1:39:53
don't don't it just doesn't sound like a good idea to add
1:39:56
this to the mix. It doesn't.
1:39:58
John C Dvorak: It doesn't change topics here. I Want to try the
1:40:00
new intelligence agency?
1:40:02
Adam Curry: I'd love you. I love you just the size you are. Okay,
1:40:08
that's important for me to say because I love I love our
1:40:10
producers. I don't care how big they are.
1:40:14
John C Dvorak: Were you gone big? So we have a new I didn't
1:40:22
know this, but we have an intelligence agency that is not
1:40:25
really listed in the big winners, 16 of them that was
1:40:28
supposed to have 17 Not sure I thought it was 23. Well,
1:40:31
whatever it is, this is another one. And it's kind of slipped by
1:40:36
everybody. And I want to see if you can pick it up in this
1:40:38
conversation with Mark Warner on Face The Nation last Sunday. And
1:40:46
he's talking about all the crap that's going on he now he's the
1:40:48
head of the Senate Intelligence Committee. So he's knows about
1:40:53
everything that's got anything Oh, he
1:40:55
Adam Curry: knows that. He knows everything. Yes, he knows
1:40:57
everything. You know, you know. So I
1:40:58
John C Dvorak: want to get to just the beginning of this here.
1:41:00
This is kind of the first clip that just kind of introduced
1:41:05
what they're chatting about is this kind of meaningless. But
1:41:07
here we go.
1:41:08
Unknown: I also think the President needs to push
1:41:10
President Xi on the continuing intellectual property theft,
1:41:14
that some years accounts for close to five Erich Gamma
1:41:17
dollars of intellectual property being stolen. And I firmly
1:41:21
believe, when we've seen no retreat from China in terms of
1:41:24
its level of technology investment, I absolutely believe
1:41:28
that national security in the 21st century is more than tanks
1:41:31
and guns. It is who wins the battle for artificial
1:41:34
intelligence and quantum computing and advanced energy,
1:41:37
that level of Chinese investment for example, on rare earth
1:41:40
minerals coming out of Africa is huge. And we need to be able to
1:41:43
counter that with America and with our friends.
1:41:48
John C Dvorak: Okay, so he doesn't know what he's doing.
1:41:51
Okay, so here we go a clip to an end an intelligence agency has
1:41:55
casually dropped in here, the new one and he never says
1:41:59
anything one way or the other about I have a third clip just
1:42:02
to back that up to show that after this, but they would
1:42:04
listen to see if you can figure out which and what who this is.
1:42:09
Unknown: So you want guardrails I imagined set up with China on
1:42:13
artificial intelligence and the like but
1:42:15
Adam Curry: guard rails you know, there's three things we
1:42:17
got to look at one is insane. Two is guardrails. And the third
1:42:22
is optic optic is everywhere now as well. Optic
1:42:28
Unknown: legislating around a lot of this is really hard. It's
1:42:31
not moving very quickly.
1:42:33
The market. I did the bill that was terribly bipartisan, 13 and
1:42:38
13, Democrats, Republicans about saying we need an approach
1:42:42
that's not simply focused on tick tock been on all foreign
1:42:45
technology that might pose a national security risk, right,
1:42:48
from right, China or Russia or Iran. Right. And suddenly, we
1:42:51
had the extremes on both the left and the right come out
1:42:54
against that legislation. It needs to move. Because
1:42:57
particularly now, as you see, literally 40% of young people
1:43:01
get all their news from tick tock. So I hope those kinds of
1:43:05
issues will be we can get some energy behind them now coming
1:43:08
after this summit. But this technology competition, we've
1:43:11
had military competitors like Russia, we've never had an
1:43:14
economy, it's making the investments the way China is in
1:43:17
these new technology domains.
1:43:19
So Microsoft this week came out with a report that said Russia,
1:43:22
Iran and China will interfere in the 2024 presidential race, not
1:43:29
not they were certainly about this and other close
1:43:33
presidential races worldwide. Oh,
1:43:36
Adam Curry: you mean the the guys who read everybody's
1:43:39
outlook and have access to what word documents you open and any
1:43:44
application you open mean, those guys?
1:43:48
John C Dvorak: Since when didn't Microsoft, oh, plan only become
1:43:52
an intelligence agency often, but do these reports about who's
1:43:56
going to interfere with the election?
1:43:58
Adam Curry: They've been doing that for a while. I mean, they
1:44:00
they know all of these all of these zero day exploits? It's
1:44:04
all windows. Windows is the spyware of for everybody.
1:44:12
John C Dvorak: I will I would think that Mark Warner would say
1:44:15
hey, wait a minute. They're not an intelligence agency that can
1:44:17
make these determinations. Yeah, they are. They're Microsoft, he
1:44:20
should say, Well, you you're saying that but that. So you're
1:44:24
saying it's official paper? They have government agency.
1:44:27
Adam Curry: If Bill Gates can be the doctor of vaccines, why
1:44:30
couldn't Microsoft be in charge of intelligence?
1:44:34
John C Dvorak: Well, I guess they are because here's what he
1:44:36
says after this. Right immediately after she makes his
1:44:39
accusation and Microsoft is telling us about the upcoming
1:44:43
elections. He's just been sloughs it off. Yeah, that
1:44:47
Microsoft is obviously one of our boys.
1:44:49
Unknown: Is your legislation and a stop something like that?
1:44:52
I think our legislation will take on an issue like a tick
1:44:55
tock, which is I am afraid could be used as a propaganda channel.
1:45:01
John C Dvorak: tick tock. He wasn't even talking about tick
1:45:03
tock
1:45:04
Adam Curry: now just just shut up about Microsoft ma'am. He's
1:45:08
got
1:45:08
John C Dvorak: the and by the way, he made the assertion that
1:45:11
40% of America's youths use huge, huge, huge have get their
1:45:17
news from tick tock. I, I go on tic tac as much as anybody for
1:45:22
certain to get my clips. I've never seen a news report on tick
1:45:27
tock have you?
1:45:29
Adam Curry: Well, now now you're just being a fuddy duddy because
1:45:33
No, of course, there's no news reports. What they get is that
1:45:36
the all those chicks talking about talking about the letter
1:45:40
from Osama, that's news to them. That's news. News is a fight
1:45:46
between Ben Shapiro and Candace Owens. That's news. There's no
1:45:51
news reports. That's old school. They also, if I told you about
1:45:56
the restaurant in Amsterdam, they don't go to Yelp anymore to
1:46:00
get restaurant reviews. Now they go on Tik Tok, and they say
1:46:04
Where can I get great, great stroke voxels in Amsterdam, and
1:46:08
then they'll just look at videos and then they'll go make a video
1:46:11
because they were there were all the videos were made. It's a
1:46:13
plague. And and and the reason Warner was the guy who wrote the
1:46:19
legislation, because Google at all are flipping out, they know
1:46:24
they're losing market share. That's the only reason I
1:46:28
remained my stance remains firm. That No,
1:46:31
John C Dvorak: I'm not going to identify the stance I can argue
1:46:33
against. I can argue against a few things you do. But it's not
1:46:36
that. It's obviously Google and Google properties. big supporter
1:46:41
of Mark Warner big
1:46:42
Adam Curry: time all those guys are they hate it. Well, they all
1:46:45
of them. And
1:46:45
John C Dvorak: that's why the whole mention of Microsoft in
1:46:48
this report, as an intelligence agency telling us about the
1:46:52
upcoming elections. It just went right off his back like like
1:46:57
water off a duck. Because it was like, Yeah, this was Yeah, yeah,
1:47:01
Microsoft knows this is a setup. This is bad. By the way.
1:47:05
Microsoft should not no, no.
1:47:08
Adam Curry: Have you ever installed Windows and read what
1:47:11
it says? Hey, we're gonna track this. We're going to track that
1:47:15
we're gonna check this don't worry about it's all going to
1:47:17
just nonnamous Don't worry about it's all good. But Apple, you
1:47:20
start up an app on Apple poop up that little ping the apple HQ.
1:47:24
All of that is compromised. And this is all a setup to some AI
1:47:30
bullcrap stories and AI Oh, oh AI is so dangerous. And
1:47:35
obviously the algos which is AI used by tick tock need to be we
1:47:40
need to get in there right away because it's not doing the right
1:47:43
thing. We don't have control over it. Or maybe someone has
1:47:45
control over it that we don't like. And so we need to regulate
1:47:49
everything. And Nikki Haley is right on point. I'm sure you've
1:47:54
seen the clip, she's and this is going to happen. Because the big
1:47:58
AI guy in America here is Elon Musk, and he's already on this
1:48:02
path. This is literally his talking points. Nikki Haley is
1:48:06
in the bag.
1:48:07
Unknown: When I get into office. The first thing we have to do
1:48:10
social media accounts, social media companies, they have to
1:48:13
show America their algorithms. Let us see why they're pushing
1:48:16
what they're pushing. The second thing is every person on social
1:48:19
media should be verified by their name. That's first of all,
1:48:24
it's a national security threat. When you do that, all of a
1:48:27
sudden, people have to stand by what they say. And it gets rid
1:48:30
of the Russian bots, the Iranian bots and the Chinese bots. And
1:48:33
then you're gonna get some civility when people know their
1:48:36
name is next to what they say countable and they know their
1:48:39
pastor and their family members going to see it. It's going to
1:48:42
help our kids and it's going to help our country.
1:48:44
Adam Curry: Oh no, not my waster.
1:48:46
John C Dvorak: What do you mean the names are going to have to
1:48:48
be verified so nama Raja Raha WA, which is Nikki Haley's real
1:48:55
named is going to have to switch her name to something realistic
1:48:59
instead? The phony baloney Nikki Haley?
1:49:01
Adam Curry: Yes, yes, of course. It'd
1:49:03
John C Dvorak: be not. Or Nimrod, Nimrod Murata, Rand
1:49:08
Hawa.
1:49:09
Adam Curry: Yes. Yeah. And,
1:49:11
John C Dvorak: but everyone else gonna maybe it's okay for her to
1:49:14
go with Nikki Haley. Okay. I'm,
1:49:16
Adam Curry: first of all, I'm a proponent of this. I agree
1:49:18
wholeheartedly. Let's destroy it all. Everybody has to register
1:49:23
and be verified for all platforms. I'm all in. That's
1:49:26
great. And I'll just sit there with my little blog, and my
1:49:29
little RSS feed, and I can be anonymous. And I can call myself
1:49:33
Nikki Haley if I want to. I'm all in all platforms should be
1:49:37
registered and you should be part of the system and the
1:49:39
Gulag. Totally. She's on the right path. Go Nikki. What's
1:49:43
your name? Nimrod. Nimrod, Nimrod? Yes, Elon is going to do
1:49:50
this because it'll be connected to your bank account. This is
1:49:53
what they this is what they want. And I'm I'm all for it. Go
1:49:57
please. This is how we destroy the internet. The open free
1:50:01
internet if registered for you to go to register for Google, if
1:50:07
you want to use that stuff, then you deserve to be tracked and
1:50:11
punished when you go when you go astray. Meanwhile, I'll sit here
1:50:15
with my little Linux at my little, my little start nine
1:50:18
server, and I'll just be happy as a clam. My podcasts on that's
1:50:24
where IPFS and yo yo like it.
1:50:27
John C Dvorak: Hi, I'm Adam curry. I have a podcast.
1:50:31
Adam Curry: Yes, it's the only thing left that that still is
1:50:35
has not been compromised. They even got Spotify to try it and
1:50:39
they couldn't do it. Couldn't do it. Couldn't do it. So always
1:50:43
John C Dvorak: doable it's not the network's licensing the FCC
1:50:48
is going to take care of it Good luck. Good luck good luck in
1:50:52
predicting this for years
1:50:54
Adam Curry: it's not its own the only people that golden age
1:50:57
John C Dvorak: right now people who can a golden age the only
1:51:00
port no agenda is the Golden Age The
1:51:03
Adam Curry: only people who can issue podcast licenses is your
1:51:06
no agenda show no one else has the right but us well
1:51:10
John C Dvorak: I think the no agenda Show podcast license
1:51:13
would be which is one way of going and we should also have an
1:51:15
award show
1:51:21
Adam Curry: the award shows are great because everyone has to
1:51:24
pay to enter that's my favorite part of the
1:51:27
John C Dvorak: award shows you're gonna say the first two
1:51:30
years is going to be free
1:51:32
Adam Curry: though with all of them are now for pay. I'm gonna
1:51:34
say oh it's really
1:51:35
John C Dvorak: that's how you do it house you spec to do these
1:51:37
things.
1:51:39
Adam Curry: I mean, do people pay to enter the Oscars? Is
1:51:44
there an entrance fee?
1:51:45
John C Dvorak: No that that but that's picked up by the by the
1:51:48
you have to be immense duty.
1:51:50
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah, man. Oh, membership. Well, there you go.
1:51:53
It's
1:51:53
John C Dvorak: the same with the Emmys. You have to be a member.
1:51:56
All right.
1:51:57
Adam Curry: Let's switch gears for a second because there's
1:51:59
more propaganda. And the reason is obvious. The propaganda is
1:52:03
cop 29. I
1:52:05
John C Dvorak: have a couple of climate Blips. Because I knew
1:52:08
you were going to do this. I'll kick
1:52:09
Adam Curry: it off with the new study from the Lancet. This is
1:52:13
important.
1:52:15
John C Dvorak: Because whenever you wait, wait, stop. The Lancet
1:52:17
is a medical journal. Yes, sir.
1:52:20
Adam Curry: The Lancet is a medical journal and is very
1:52:23
concerned about your climate health. According
1:52:26
Unknown: to a report by over 100 Researchers from international
1:52:29
institutions, heat related deaths could increase 4.7 fold
1:52:34
by the middle of this century.
1:52:36
John C Dvorak: Right? Did she say 100? Racist? Yes 100 racist
1:52:39
related deaths 100
1:52:41
Adam Curry: racist with hate related deaths.
1:52:43
Unknown: According to a report by over 100 Researchers from
1:52:46
international institutions, heat related deaths could increase
1:52:50
4.7 fold by the middle of this century without global action on
1:52:55
climate change, heat
1:52:57
related mortality of adults over 65 years of age, a very
1:53:01
vulnerable age groups have increased by 85% Since the 90s
1:53:05
alone, and we now know that more than half of that increase
1:53:10
wouldn't have occurred if temperatures hadn't increased.
1:53:13
So we know that it's climate change coffee with the 2023
1:53:16
report of the lancet countdown on health and climate change was
1:53:20
published on Wednesday and outlines the imperative need for
1:53:23
a health centered response in a world facing irreversible harms.
1:53:28
That in 2023, the world saw its highest global temperatures in
1:53:32
over 100,000 years, and extreme droughts are growing,
1:53:38
jeopardizing water security, sanitation and food production.
1:53:43
One of the solutions posed by this researcher is to consider
1:53:47
how infrastructure and economies plan for rising temperatures.
1:53:51
For example, the existence of terraces, green roofs, these
1:53:54
work for Blue Zones, parks with fountains and climatic shelters
1:53:59
work, therefore, things that are known to work at the local level
1:54:02
should be applied. First,
1:54:04
he says the goal is to drastically reduce greenhouse
1:54:07
gas emissions. According to the report, 1337 tonnes of carbon
1:54:13
dioxide is still emitted every second the consequences of which
1:54:17
could be dire on our health systems. Now
1:54:20
Adam Curry: before you hit us with your clips, by the way,
1:54:23
that 100,000 years, there's even more coming up later. In
1:54:27
America. We have to you know, this doesn't work for us. Like
1:54:30
really? I'm gonna die from the heat. I live in Texas, you know,
1:54:34
what are you trying to do to me like, I'm not going to die from
1:54:37
heat related death. Here's how we do it in America and ABC some
1:54:40
Unknown: Christmas tree farms are being forced to close in
1:54:43
multiple states due to a shortage this year. A Christmas
1:54:46
tree farm outside New Orleans says it suffered extensive
1:54:49
damage due to the drought and heat this year. And in New York
1:54:52
one farm says a major shipment of Fraser trees was cancelled
1:54:56
due to the shortage forcing the farm to close for the season.
1:55:00
Oh,
1:55:00
we didn't want to open just partial, and have people come in
1:55:03
and be disappointed. We felt the right decision was to close the
1:55:06
form this year. But the field gets a little bit bigger. Give
1:55:10
us time to source some trees for next year.
1:55:14
Another factor in the tree shortage the historic wildfires
1:55:17
in Canada this year.
1:55:19
Adam Curry: Climate change baby it's always Oh, your Christmas
1:55:22
tree. Oh, oh no honey to emit less co2. I'm a horrible person.
1:55:28
My favorite is what they're doing with Iceland. Iceland.
1:55:33
Iceland is great. Iceland is I mean, it is one hotbed of
1:55:38
volcanic and seismic activity always has been, always has been
1:55:43
always has been. So it's a little worse this year. So we
1:55:45
have a perpetual drone shot of a highway that's cracking up. I
1:55:50
wonder what this could be from what could this be from
1:55:52
Unknown: Iceland hits once again by a series of earthquakes. The
1:55:56
tremors have sparked fears of a volcanic eruption in the
1:55:59
Reykjanes Peninsula in the southwest of the island.
1:56:02
Authorities have declared a state of emergency. According to
1:56:06
the Icelandic Met Office, the IMO, an eruption could take
1:56:10
place in several days. According to the IMO, some 24,000. tremors
1:56:15
have been registered on the peninsula since late October, as
1:56:18
well as three eruptions since 2021. Eruptions which experts
1:56:23
say could become larger and increasingly common as climate
1:56:26
change melts place. The current deglaciation that's occurring
1:56:30
and
1:56:33
Adam Curry: it's because of the D glaciation. Listen up Climate
1:56:37
Change
1:56:37
Unknown: melt glaciers with the current deglaciation.
1:56:40
Adam Curry: Everybody knows volcanoes are caused by melting
1:56:43
glaciers climate change, melt glaciers,
1:56:46
Unknown: with the current deglaciation that's occurring in
1:56:48
Iceland is affecting our ELL volcanoes and magma bodies that
1:56:52
are residing these volcanoes, the future would mean even
1:56:56
frequent or large eruptions. Iceland has around size, the
1:57:02
highest number in Europe, and unpredictable environments for
1:57:05
its residence into a 2010 an eruption in the south of the
1:57:10
island led to the cancellation of 10s of 1000s of flights,
1:57:13
leaving some 10 million people stranded.
1:57:17
John C Dvorak: All climate yet debt.
1:57:18
Adam Curry: That was a second. I think that was France 24
1:57:26
John C Dvorak: Does it sound like France? 24 I
1:57:29
Adam Curry: hadn't written down France 24 That's on the clip.
1:57:34
But that's
1:57:35
John C Dvorak: gross, but PBS why PBS basically lying to scare
1:57:40
people? This is disgusting. There's that real debt clip just
1:57:43
irks me. I know. Here's PBS a
1:57:45
Unknown: UN's weather agency warned today that greenhouse
1:57:48
gases in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2022. With no
1:57:52
end in sight. New data showed average concentrations of carbon
1:57:56
dioxide were 50% above pre industrial levels for the first
1:58:01
time. methane and nitrous oxide were also higher, raising the
1:58:05
odds of more extreme weather events
1:58:08
practically seen an increase of heat waves waves about half of
1:58:13
the planet has been facing an increased flooding events and
1:58:16
flooding 1/3 of the planet has been facing an increase of
1:58:20
drought events and this negative trend will continue until
1:58:23
2002 60s. Yes,
1:58:26
John C Dvorak: it's all scaled up to the big can't wait wait
1:58:28
wait play this clip climate worse co2. Is this the same
1:58:31
clip?
1:58:32
Unknown: Let me say the UN's weather agency warned today that
1:58:35
John C Dvorak: you got it from PBS. Yes, that's PBS you
1:58:38
shouldn't be there.
1:58:43
Adam Curry: There shouldn't be there. You shouldn't be there. I
1:58:45
can be at PBS all I want. I don't go to NTD believe me.
1:58:50
That's you're
1:58:52
John C Dvorak: at the kind of the adjunct to that clip is the
1:58:55
methane report, which is I don't know why they have to do this.
1:58:58
Yes. You can't do anything about methane. I mean, it's not like
1:59:01
you know, it's his cow farts. Meanwhile,
1:59:04
Unknown: European Union negotiators agreed today on a
1:59:07
deal to lower methane emissions. The bloc's energy sector would
1:59:10
have to monitor report and take action on cutting emissions. The
1:59:14
deal still needs approval by the European Parliament and
1:59:17
executive council.
1:59:19
Adam Curry: Yeah, but that means getting rid of more cows. Come
1:59:22
on. CBS CBS is in on the game.
1:59:25
Unknown: A new report released by the White House today shows
1:59:27
that every corner of the country is being impacted by climate
1:59:30
change. Recording
1:59:32
Adam Curry: every corner of record.
1:59:35
John C Dvorak: Are you finding the Fredericksburg, Texas to be
1:59:38
impacted by climate change? No,
1:59:39
Adam Curry: because we're not a corner. We're in
1:59:43
John C Dvorak: kind of a corner. San Francisco Bay area but I'm
1:59:46
not seeing it. Yeah, all I'm saying is lousy weather reports
1:59:50
that are inaccurate. You
1:59:52
Adam Curry: know if those if those if the IPCC and the cop 29
1:59:56
people, if they only if they were smart, they'd be inviting
1:59:59
us on the junket. There's
2:00:00
John C Dvorak: a problem when you're when you're not
2:00:02
corruptible. You get on a list I'm corruptible, give me, you
2:00:06
say you're corruptible. But the problem is you're on the list.
2:00:10
And nobody checks like, you know, these black lists we have
2:00:13
for the website and other things you can't get you got to go find
2:00:16
what the list is where you're on that list, and they're not going
2:00:19
to give you the free money.
2:00:22
Adam Curry: Oh, that's lame. I see. You too bad. So bad for
2:00:25
you. CBS got on the Guardian on this deal. By
2:00:29
Unknown: the White House today shows that every corner of the
2:00:31
country is being impacted by climate change. That's just one
2:00:34
of the findings in a new national climate assessment. The
2:00:37
first one in five years. CBS has been Tracy reports on the dire
2:00:41
warnings in our continuing series on the planet.
2:00:46
stronger storms, devastating drought, heat waves and
2:00:50
wildfires. Yeah, the new National Climate Assessment says
2:00:53
the effects of climate change in the US are now far reaching and
2:00:57
worsening.
2:00:58
It's affecting Americans right now no matter where they live.
2:01:02
Climate scientists
2:01:03
Kate Marvell worked on the assessment. Are we running out
2:01:06
of time to avoid the worst impacts of climate change?
2:01:10
We are the last generation that is really going to be able to
2:01:14
make a meaningful difference in the in the
2:01:17
US there is now a billion dollar weather disaster on average
2:01:21
every three weeks every year to three per year in the 1980's,
2:01:26
costing $150 billion dollars. The report says us greenhouse
2:01:30
gas emissions mainly from the burning of fossil fuels are
2:01:33
falling, but not quickly enough. Yet wind and solar power are
2:01:39
John C Dvorak: yes, if they're falling, they're not going to
2:01:42
co2 numbers all of a sudden to highest in history, and going up
2:01:46
and not seeming to stop at all just not enough. So in other
2:01:49
words, fossil fuels got nothing to do with the co2. Is that what
2:01:51
he's saying? Because that's contradicting what we just
2:01:54
heard. It's not enough.
2:01:57
Adam Curry: All you need to hear is it's not enough you're not
2:01:59
doing enough. You need carbon credits to offset your being
2:02:02
Unknown: burned says us greenhouse gas emissions mainly
2:02:05
from the burning of fossil fuels are falling, but not quickly
2:02:08
enough. Yet wind and solar power are rapidly expanding now
2:02:12
cheaper than burning coal.
2:02:15
Very much in human hands. And our choices are really going to
2:02:19
determine how hot it's gonna get in the future.
2:02:23
Now scientists say we just live through the hottest 12 months
2:02:26
and at least 125,000 years. That should give us a sense of
2:02:31
urgency about cutting our planet warming emissions,
2:02:34
John C Dvorak: and we want to get the extra 25,000 years it's
2:02:36
the White House
2:02:37
Adam Curry: and the White House is better is better than the
2:02:39
IPCC and they
2:02:41
John C Dvorak: said she she said 100,000 25,000 eyes are better.
2:02:45
We have any documentation for the temperatures 50,000 years
2:02:49
ago.
2:02:49
Adam Curry: Look at this chart. Look at this graph. It's to the
2:02:53
right and up what's a hockey stick? What is wrong with you?
2:02:57
What is you know, it's lucky on a podcast because we D platform
2:03:01
you if you were posting any of this nonsense on x the funniest
2:03:07
thing that happened this is really the funniest. So Greta
2:03:10
Thun Bay, relative Mary who, amazingly still looks 15 Even
2:03:17
though she's I think she's legal to drink. I
2:03:20
John C Dvorak: think she's like 23 She's up there.
2:03:23
Adam Curry: Look it up. Now she's probably 20 She's an
2:03:27
Amsterdam. And and so this is a climate rally. And she starts
2:03:35
talking about Palestine. Which is odd. No cheese, because you
2:03:41
know, she's a for hire money.
2:03:43
John C Dvorak: She's 20
2:03:44
Adam Curry: She's a protester for hire.
2:03:47
John C Dvorak: So she, by the way, is going to be forever a
2:03:49
kid because she's 411
2:03:52
Adam Curry: Really? Yep. Troll. So she's at this climate rally.
2:03:59
John C Dvorak: And we'll tell her then Yellin
2:04:02
Adam Curry: You never see him in the same picture. Do you see
2:04:06
that the climate rally in Amsterdam, um, she's spouting
2:04:09
off about Palestine. And then some dude comes up and says,
2:04:12
Hey, I'm here for climate protest, not for your political
2:04:16
crap. And then and then a whole bunch of kids and kids he is bum
2:04:21
rush the guy you know he grabs the mic. He grabs the mic from
2:04:25
Greta. She grabs it back she's like calm down. And then she
2:04:28
goes into the slogan which is just baffling. I will narrate
2:04:32
your listening the people in power have not been listening
2:04:38
for demonstration of political
2:04:47
grabs the mic
2:04:58
wait for the new slogan. The crowd starts the slogan and
2:05:02
Greta joins.
2:05:17
No climate justice on occupied land. Explain to me what that
2:05:23
means.
2:05:25
John C Dvorak: No climate justice on occupied lands. I
2:05:30
have Debt Debt is a battler and their chances, but they're all
2:05:34
chanting so it must have some meaning to them. Well,
2:05:37
Adam Curry: so you can't have climate justice and it's the
2:05:40
plural, singular on occupied lands. So they're talking about
2:05:44
Palestine. No climate. No.
2:05:47
John C Dvorak: We hate all Jews is what they could have been
2:05:50
chanting. We hate all Jews. That's what they should have
2:05:54
said. The same cadence.
2:06:00
Adam Curry: No, you need more though. It's not the same
2:06:02
cadence. It's not incredible what's going on in the world? It
2:06:12
is outrageous. I really have no idea what they're talking about.
2:06:17
They're just throwing these I
2:06:22
John C Dvorak: know, no climate
2:06:24
Adam Curry: justice on occupied lands. It's fantastic. By the
2:06:28
John C Dvorak: way, God does not occupy I mean, it's it's self
2:06:30
sufficient to operationalize so
2:06:33
Adam Curry: good. Then the last thing I'll have in the climate
2:06:35
just because it's it's kind of it's related to climate change
2:06:38
in multiple ways, is this protest has been going on down
2:06:42
in Panama. And you know, Sir Mark, has a has a place there
2:06:47
and he's peaceful as half B's half Panamanian voids zero. No,
2:06:52
no, no. Mark Hall, the art film director Omar are the film or
2:06:56
film guy. So he's been cluing me into this. He said these
2:06:59
protests are pretty wild. What's going on to the whole country is
2:07:02
protesting. And it's about a copper mine, which is
2:07:05
interesting, because we know that something's up with copper
2:07:10
in insofar as that copper mines are not opening, some of them
2:07:14
are closing, there are estimates that we will have nowhere near
2:07:18
enough copper to satisfy the needs of the incredible electric
2:07:24
vehicles that will be mandated across rejected price up works
2:07:29
well. Well, it's going to be jacked to high heaven and so I
2:07:32
found a report which is a local report but at least it gives us
2:07:36
some insight this is it the same and that kind of relates to
2:07:40
climate because here in America, we saw the this guy shoot to
2:07:44
protesters and Cold Blood killed them. And and they were deemed
2:07:49
climate protesters but they're not climate protesters. These
2:07:53
are Panamanians who are sick and tired of their governments
2:07:57
selling them out like the Panama Canal. And they don't want to
2:08:01
repeat of you know what happened with that and with Noriega, and
2:08:06
they don't want that they don't they want their country to be
2:08:09
controlled and the money to go to them, and there's all kinds
2:08:12
of shenanigans going on. Listen to that horn. Panama
2:08:18
Unknown: is on fire. Massive protests are rippling across the
2:08:22
country. roadblocks, unions on strike, school and university
2:08:26
classes canceled. workers, teachers, indigenous groups are
2:08:31
in the streets. They're protesting the government's
2:08:34
approval of a renegotiated contract with the Canadian
2:08:37
mining firm for the operation of central America's largest open
2:08:40
pit copper mine. It's a massive land concession almost the size
2:08:45
of the city of Miami. They say it's a handout to a foreign
2:08:49
company and attack on Panama sovereignty and a threat to the
2:08:53
environment. The people in the streets say they will not back
2:08:56
down. They have just one demand, revoke the new contract. The
2:09:02
copper mine is run by Canada's first quantum minerals with
2:09:05
investors including the Chinese state, the US Capital Group,
2:09:08
fidelity Vanguard, and BlackRock among others. It has been in
2:09:13
production since 2019 and extracting 300,000 tons of
2:09:17
copper a year. But two years ago, Panama Supreme Court ruled
2:09:21
that the state contract with the mind was unconstitutional
2:09:25
because it did not serve the public good. The contract was
2:09:28
renegotiated. This one government officials said was a
2:09:32
huge improvement, offering windfall profits for the state.
2:09:36
Last week, it was fast tracked through Congress and signed into
2:09:40
law by the President. But not without resistance. The
2:09:44
government has celebrated the new mining contract he guessed
2:09:47
they say it's a huge win for the country that will save 40,000
2:09:51
direct and indirect jobs and provide sizeable profits from
2:09:55
mining royalties to the state. In an effort to appease the
2:09:58
growing unrest President Florentino cortizo spoke to the
2:10:01
country on Tuesday and announced that by next month his
2:10:04
government would be using these funds to lift pensions for
2:10:07
retirees to a minimum of $350 a month. 75% rise over the current
2:10:14
minimum, but it only fueled the fire in the streets. Most
2:10:18
Panamanian saw the proposed measure as an attempt to buy off
2:10:22
retirees, while ignoring the central demand of the protest,
2:10:26
roads and major portions of the Pan American highway remain
2:10:29
blocked across the country. This sentiment that the contract is
2:10:33
an attack on Panamanian sovereignty runs deep and it's
2:10:37
an important reason why the protests have gained so much
2:10:40
traction. Political analysts say that in order to truly
2:10:43
understand why so much of the population is against this
2:10:46
mining contract, you have to look to the past
2:10:50
Adam Curry: good we've covered it I don't know if we can do
2:10:52
anything else about it. Well, I
2:10:55
John C Dvorak: like to look to the past well
2:10:57
Adam Curry: the past is that then they go into the Panama
2:11:00
Canal and and how that was you know, I don't think Panama owns
2:11:05
the Panama Canal
2:11:08
John C Dvorak: pretty sure they don't know it's called the Canal
2:11:10
Zone is is a separate entity exact amount of ownership as a
2:11:14
matter of sovereignty they don't have any sovereignty over
2:11:18
Adam Curry: the whole country is pretty pissed.
2:11:20
John C Dvorak: This thing was a little late for that. They shut
2:11:24
the whole country pissed earlier now sudden they're pissed that
2:11:28
means those agitators that are making this happen. Oh, and I
2:11:31
would say Marxists. Oh probably will
2:11:34
Adam Curry: probably probably Yeah. Anymore
2:11:38
John C Dvorak: can kind of go step by the I'm still befuddled.
2:11:41
In fact, by the Reddit Thun berg
2:11:44
Adam Curry: is horrible, isn't it? No climate justice
2:11:49
unoccupied land. nuke the polar bear. I mean, what are you going
2:11:53
to say we got we got to do something here.
2:11:57
John C Dvorak: I haven't asked Adam before we get to our break.
2:11:59
Adam Curry: Oh well good. I'm excited about that. That
2:12:03
John C Dvorak: did questions answered right at the beginning.
2:12:05
But let
2:12:05
Adam Curry: me play the new and updated ask Adam jingle their
2:12:13
answer the question go. I like it.
2:12:19
John C Dvorak: I like it. Yeah, doing my answer the question go
2:12:23
right. Mark Levin. All right. So
2:12:26
Adam Curry: what is the question? Who
2:12:28
John C Dvorak: controls 70% of the diamond trade industry that
2:12:33
do trade in diamonds is controlled by one country? Yes.
2:12:37
But to the tune of 70%? If you don't know the answer to this
2:12:40
question just offhand, which I I'd be surprised you'll never
2:12:47
get it.
2:12:49
Adam Curry: I am going to think about this who controls the
2:12:52
diamonds Oh
2:12:53
John C Dvorak: look it up
2:12:53
Adam Curry: I'm not I'm not doing I'm in fact I have my eyes
2:12:57
closed. I promise you. I am going to say answer the question
2:13:04
go. I'm going to say the Netherlands with DeBeers mining
2:13:12
do I get to play the clip now?
2:13:14
Unknown: Go Russian diamonds account for 70% of global
2:13:18
diamond jewelry demand. She's a Russian. Yep. Major Western
2:13:23
jewelers from Tiffany's to Cartier has been keen to
2:13:27
distance themselves from Russia's lucrative diamond
2:13:30
trade. But a big hurdle is how to trace the origin of the
2:13:33
stones. Some companies will struggle this is to gun Taft. We
2:13:38
can do it because we have we've been working on traceability for
2:13:42
the last two years. You should know that people we've been
2:13:45
working with with big brands. Traceability is not something
2:13:49
that's that comes out of the sky as of now. All the new player
2:13:54
the players in in the industry who have not yet started
2:13:59
restricts ability are going to lag behind for sure.
2:14:02
He said that not only would a full Western ban on Russian gems
2:14:06
be costly for the industry. It could also take another year to
2:14:10
fully implement.
2:14:11
Adam Curry: Oh man,
2:14:12
John C Dvorak: I didn't rush to take over the business under
2:14:15
right beneath our noses. Nobody knows about I was stunned by
2:14:20
this. I would have guessed Belgium. Holland. Yeah. Right.
2:14:24
Belgium would have been good. Yeah. If they said China, I
2:14:27
would not have been surprised.
2:14:29
Adam Curry: No, no. Wow, the more you know, I just got a text
2:14:35
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2:14:37
John C Dvorak: Friend You guys suck. Get off the air.
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John C Dvorak: nail in the morning you Mr. Adam curry also
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in the morning your ships and sea boots on the ground sitting
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in the air subsidy watering nights out there and
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Adam Curry: in the morning. The trolls and the troll room.
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Trolls Good to see the whatever's left
2:16:40
if I subtract Janet Yellen and Greta tune Barry, we got what do
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we have? 1721. Down Down. Trolls are deserted
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John C Dvorak: by a good 100 people.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, trolls that people trolls? Yeah. You know
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why is because of my hate of memes. And?
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John C Dvorak: Well, I think it's you.
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Adam Curry: It's just me. Is that where you go ahead?
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John C Dvorak: Yes, you hated me. Nobody cares.
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Adam Curry: It has nothing to do with the fact that we won't take
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a side won't pick a side. You got to pick a side. You've got
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to denounce genocide because
2:17:19
John C Dvorak: I'll pick I'm gonna pick a side right now. All
2:17:21
right. I think I think spinach with the cream sauce would be
2:17:27
good. That's a good site I've always liked it is as good as
2:17:30
steak Steakhouse. And
2:17:32
Adam Curry: what's so sad is that even our people are spun
2:17:34
up. And they think they have to pick a side. And if you end they
2:17:36
don't understand that they're being abused by political
2:17:39
parties who want you to vote against the people who pick the
2:17:43
wrong side. They don't care about anything else. They don't
2:17:46
care. They don't care about you. We barely care about you. We a
2:17:50
little bit.
2:17:52
John C Dvorak: We care a lot about them. As you mentioned
2:17:54
you'd like even the rotunda? Yes, of people in the
2:17:59
especially.
2:18:00
Adam Curry: Yes, of course, we love our producers. That's why
2:18:03
we call them producers, not fans, or listeners, or listeners
2:18:09
or data or numbers to sell to an advertiser. The advertiser none
2:18:14
of that, in fact, we only call these people trolls because we
2:18:17
allow you to go crazy and troll in an ephemeral place to a point
2:18:22
with nobody, you can't even get in trouble. Like it goes away
2:18:25
you troll and you're done. It's like, and it makes you it's
2:18:27
actually it is good for mine. Look at some of my terms here.
2:18:32
This is a good mental health experience. To be in the troll
2:18:38
room. And to just go I mean, that's it's a good mental health
2:18:45
experience because you won't get in trouble. You don't have to
2:18:48
use your registered Nikki Haley name. You know, you can just
2:18:52
call whatever you want. You know, and it's not going to bug
2:18:56
me because it scrolls off. You do it on no agenda, socially a
2:18:59
different story. You can follow Adam and no agenda social.com
2:19:03
Jhansi Dvorak on your case there Oh yeah. be doing the troll room
2:19:07
you golden troll room.io is where you can join or get a
2:19:10
modern podcast app at podcast apps.com where you can listen to
2:19:14
the live stream and many of them depending on your platform will
2:19:19
alert you when we go live with the with a live stream you can
2:19:22
troll along you can listen to no agenda stream.com I mean we
2:19:26
offer the full size full spectrum of troll ability and we
2:19:31
encourage it is good is good for you. Then everything else where
2:19:36
you post something and respond to something and start a new
2:19:39
thread is not good for your it's not a good mental health
2:19:41
experience. And don't do that. Do it here come to the troll
2:19:45
room patrol to your heart's content to troll others yellow
2:19:49
people call them names. It's perfectly okay. It's only a
2:19:52
couple of things. You can't be can't like flood post. You can't
2:19:55
do anything else. But you know, just do it. It's good. You'll
2:19:58
love it and we We've been doing this now for 16 years. We're
2:20:02
very happy I did an interview the other day an interview with
2:20:05
Forbes. We'll see if it makes it in.
2:20:08
John C Dvorak: What did you do? Let's explain. No, they
2:20:10
Adam Curry: asked me to talk about value for value. I said,
2:20:12
Well, let me tell you how it works. Let me tell you what we
2:20:14
did when we tell you our story. No agenda. Adam, Adam curry,
2:20:17
Jhansi, Dvorak, 16 years value for value. We said you liked
2:20:20
this value, send us some value back. Wow, really? That's
2:20:23
awesome. Yes. Awesome.
2:20:27
John C Dvorak: You got called by Forbes writer is obviously
2:20:30
thinking of doing a podcast.
2:20:33
Adam Curry: Aren't they all?
2:20:35
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so they call you they gotta get some
2:20:37
tips. He's looking for help. Actually,
2:20:39
Adam Curry: this guy was nice. He's just getting out of the
2:20:42
military. He has three kids. He wants to move back to Texas. And
2:20:46
Forbes picked him up as a writer. So now, I hope that he
2:20:53
that he makes it through the
2:20:55
John C Dvorak: desert. What was the point of the article?
2:20:59
Adam Curry: Open Source and value for value? Open Source?
2:21:02
Yeah, like Mastodon, that kind of value
2:21:05
John C Dvorak: for value. Yeah. It's a pretty solid boring. As
2:21:10
far as hope you'd live ended up.
2:21:14
Adam Curry: I said where I was with a guy like Jhansi. Dvorak
2:21:16
have a gig in media. Come on. This is good stuff. Both of us
2:21:22
actually, to be fair about it. I did also did an interview with
2:21:28
The Canary Cry talk news, guys. I'm on the interview path. I'm
2:21:32
promoting our show again. I'm back out
2:21:33
John C Dvorak: on the road. And I'm good with it. Yeah, but
2:21:36
you're good at it. And you're a handsome man. That's what makes
2:21:39
it work.
2:21:39
Adam Curry: And I love showing my new teeth. That's the best.
2:21:42
That's rich. Oh, man. I just love him. I love him. Because
2:21:45
John C Dvorak: you're on video. Is that what you're telling me?
2:21:47
Yeah. A canary in a coal mine? Yes. Yeah,
2:21:50
Adam Curry: they do. A lot of a lot of everyone does video was
2:21:53
like, why are you doing video man is a pain in the butt. It's
2:21:56
John C Dvorak: a total pain in the butt cost money. Yep. And it
2:21:59
does get and you obviously are going to have your own
2:22:01
infrastructure. So in this shot, well, maybe I mean, you could
2:22:05
probably hold on their pitch shoot, or oh,
2:22:09
Adam Curry: oh, oh, this is the most exciting one. On Wednesday,
2:22:13
I will be interviewed by the founder and CEO. I already have
2:22:19
Bridey on
2:22:25
John C Dvorak: the founder and CEO of Bridey. On Yes. I know.
2:22:30
Adam Curry: Right.
2:22:31
John C Dvorak: Is he What is he as a podcaster?
2:22:34
Adam Curry: Well, let me see him in look at the email here for a
2:22:36
second.
2:22:39
John C Dvorak: I mean, it seems that a CEO should be a CEO.
2:22:42
Adam Curry: Yeah, but he does a podcast also about I can't I'm
2:22:47
looking for it now. I thought I had it in my Yeah. Well, he does
2:22:55
interviews with the with people who are you know, like a free
2:22:59
speech? Free speech. Free speech? I can hear you're
2:23:07
baffled.
2:23:08
John C Dvorak: I'm kind of Yeah. Is he Pete Santilli? No,
2:23:12
Adam Curry: no, no, let me look. Let me see Bridey on let me let
2:23:14
me find this email. Mike Adams is on Bridey on Yeah. Yeah,
2:23:18
that's right. And he's he's about as free speech as you can
2:23:21
get. He's been interviewed by him. Gosh. Well, that's
2:23:26
interesting. I thought I had saved this in my bookings
2:23:30
folder. I hope they email me with details. But yeah, it's
2:23:37
here is Oh, it is actually it is Mike Adams. You're
2:23:42
John C Dvorak: going to be interviewed by Mike Adams. Yes.
2:23:46
Adam Curry: I think he's the founder and CEO here. That's the
2:23:49
natural
2:23:50
John C Dvorak: news guy right there. My
2:23:52
Adam Curry: name is saili. I'm thrilled to connect with you on
2:23:55
behalf of Mike Adams, founder of bright young.com A free speech
2:23:59
platform. Mike has just launched a show called decentralized TV,
2:24:03
where he delves into the realms of defy daps and the tangible
2:24:07
impact of technology on humanity, championing privacy
2:24:10
and decentralization. And at first, I thought this was one of
2:24:15
those things we have to pay. But they actually say, our show to
2:24:23
him. What's even more enticing is that we're not seeking
2:24:26
anything from you other than your valuable time.
2:24:30
John C Dvorak: So it is that's interesting, you know, no one
2:24:32
ever puts that in there unless they normally charge. So
2:24:36
Adam Curry: maybe he's going to do the interview. And then he
2:24:38
says, now do you want me to post this? You got to pay me would
2:24:40
that what he's doing? That would be funny. Oh, that would be
2:24:44
funny. I'm gonna run a recording next to this just in
2:24:48
John C Dvorak: case. Yeah, you should definitely record it.
2:24:51
Adam Curry: I like white like in the chat room. Curry. That's
2:24:53
great. You'll get at least another 15 More people listening
2:24:56
to the show,
2:24:58
John C Dvorak: I guess in 10 years.
2:25:00
Adam Curry: Hey man, I'm taking it all I'm just trying to help
2:25:03
out the show.
2:25:04
John C Dvorak: We know I think you shouldn't do it but we're
2:25:06
losing P O er because we're we always lose people we lost
2:25:10
people during the Codex Vax COVID thing and you know in
2:25:14
their current curiously most of them are dead and then you're
2:25:19
horrible and then we lose the last people and no Ukraine war
2:25:24
we lost
2:25:24
Adam Curry: a lot lost a lot Ukraine war
2:25:27
John C Dvorak: because remember sights on that Do you remember
2:25:29
how
2:25:30
Adam Curry: furious people were? I can't believe this is this is
2:25:34
genocide of the Ukrainian people you're carrying water for Putin
2:25:38
You're horrible you're running water but I can't believe you I
2:25:41
can't believe that you you're just laughing about children and
2:25:45
babies being killed we do
2:25:46
John C Dvorak: is deconstruct news. I mean, what is what's
2:25:48
what's what's to complain about?
2:25:51
Adam Curry: I think it's the laughing that people don't like.
2:25:54
John C Dvorak: I you know, people need to get it. Loosen
2:25:56
up.
2:25:57
Adam Curry: I'm with you.
2:25:58
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we do laugh probably at things, you know,
2:26:00
but we're not laughing at the day. We're not laughing at Dead
2:26:04
Ukrainians. No, no, we're laughing at the stupidity of the
2:26:07
news media and the people who lap it up. And then people will
2:26:11
lap it up like like an parrot it Yeah. lap, lap lap and then they
2:26:16
you know, off they go
2:26:19
Adam Curry: lap lap lap and off they go okay. It's it is your
2:26:24
slogan lap lap lap and off you go. So as a part of the value
2:26:30
for value proposition, which I guess we'll be talking to Mike
2:26:33
Adams about
2:26:34
John C Dvorak: hey, man, what is the same Mike Adams? I
2:26:37
Adam Curry: think it is.
2:26:38
John C Dvorak: I think I don't know if that it is there's the
2:26:40
problem with the name Mike Adams is there are a lot of Mike Adams
2:26:44
in the in the foam. There's like it's like, you know, Adam curry.
2:26:48
There's too many of them.
2:26:50
Adam Curry: You know, all the other atom curries are black.
2:26:53
John C Dvorak: Yet? Well, that's the funny thing of it, isn't it?
2:26:55
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And there's a lot of them. How
2:27:00
Adam Curry: do you know? Is there an Adam curry convention I
2:27:03
missed?
2:27:05
John C Dvorak: They probably should be.
2:27:08
Adam Curry: Artists are part of our time, talent and treasure
2:27:11
value for value mechanism, which we appreciate because these
2:27:15
pieces of artwork do very well for the show. People like to
2:27:19
comment on them people like to fight over them. People like to
2:27:23
put it on T shirts, hats, mugs, cozies and other paraphernalia,
2:27:27
which is all run and organized by a non affiliated group called
2:27:32
no agenda shop. No agenda shop.com They make a donation
2:27:36
from time to time we love the whole idea of y'all y'all. Just
2:27:40
owning it all and doing it all. All we want to do is just do the
2:27:44
show. We just want to do the show deconstruct the media and
2:27:47
we don't even talk to each other outside of the show. We have
2:27:49
nothing to say to each other. Nothing. Although Tina is always
2:27:53
a little irked just after the show you guys are always
2:27:56
laughing it up. You're giggling your God and giggling after the
2:28:01
show. But that's usually because we're
2:28:02
John C Dvorak: looking at this is women jealousy they don't
2:28:04
like they don't like approach. Mimi says Mimi what was Mimi's
2:28:10
comment? She says, you know you were too happy on the last show.
2:28:15
What are you talking about? She's you are just like, Yo,
2:28:17
you're all Jedi on the show. Like, you know, I sent my med
2:28:21
two cups of coffee is I don't know and she's good grouse about
2:28:25
it.
2:28:25
Adam Curry: She was unhappy because of we were talking
2:28:26
laughing but we were happy about death. Is that what it is?
2:28:29
Again? No,
2:28:29
John C Dvorak: I just have no idea. We're not happy about
2:28:32
death. By the way.
2:28:33
Adam Curry: I think you nailed her voice. That was so close to
2:28:36
exactly. I'm
2:28:37
John C Dvorak: not supposed to use that voice for her. I chose
2:28:39
to use you change it. Boy, you were too happy. She agreed that
2:28:47
I could do that voice for her.
2:28:49
Adam Curry: I'd like the other one. I have my opening clip. So
2:28:54
let us thank the artists who brought us the artwork for
2:28:56
episode 1607 incorrectly listed as 1707 in our intro and
2:29:02
incorrectly posted a 1606 but we fix it all most of it. Sorry
2:29:07
about that. I'm getting older mistakes creeping up could have
2:29:14
guessed if you're an artist that we would like to do something
2:29:16
for our veterans on Veterans Day many of you nailed it. correct
2:29:20
the record completely got it and brought us a nice piece of
2:29:25
artwork with no agenda with a salute there with the flag. And
2:29:29
thank you vets was really what what took it over the top for
2:29:32
us.
2:29:32
John C Dvorak: Yes, that was that little cut little thing and
2:29:35
there was other good art about vets. There was a thank you very
2:29:39
little ditty Yeah, cuz this was kind of a one dimensional piece.
2:29:43
It wasn't like anything that was outrageously artsy.
2:29:47
Adam Curry: No, by no stretch of the imagination, actually.
2:29:50
Right.
2:29:51
John C Dvorak: It was click Clean and it had the thank you
2:29:54
on there and it was did the trick.
2:29:58
Adam Curry: We we For an interesting week, the comics or
2:30:02
Blogger had a complete AI piece which I think I actually found
2:30:05
myself voting for a little bit. For my life or two, I
2:30:09
John C Dvorak: thought it was quite nice. And then we just
2:30:11
Adam Curry: Nix it under the AI rule.
2:30:16
John C Dvorak: Can I think half the stuff on here is AI Yeah,
2:30:20
Adam Curry: but we're in AI hell
2:30:23
John C Dvorak: we knew about it. Let me see wow, like Cape
2:30:25
themselves are using it. A lot came
2:30:27
Adam Curry: in after the fact. Which is really a shame. Why was
2:30:32
gaming
2:30:32
John C Dvorak: after the film? Look at the list, man. I'm
2:30:35
looking at it now.
2:30:37
Adam Curry: I mean, I don't remember meme and a can. I do
2:30:42
you do.
2:30:45
John C Dvorak: I like to me minicam that came through the
2:30:48
only one that that showed up late and far as I can remember
2:30:51
is the dog which I use for the newsletter, which is the good
2:30:54
news. Oh,
2:30:55
Adam Curry: yeah, you don't Okay. Yeah, maybe it's just my
2:30:58
my memory shot yet
2:30:59
John C Dvorak: when definitely came in after the fact. There
2:31:03
Adam Curry: were lots of good pieces here. But we just wanted
2:31:05
to do a veteran's and you know, and I can tell you right now,
2:31:08
Christmas, New Christmas. All right. Get with it. Right. Yeah,
2:31:15
John C Dvorak: Christmas is gonna have a Thanksgiving Day
2:31:17
show which we'd work we always work on Thanksgiving even though
2:31:20
we get no donations or any even kudos from anyone for working on
2:31:24
a holiday like Thanksgiving. I'll be working on working on
2:31:27
Christmas Eve. We will be working on Thanksgiving. And New
2:31:32
Year's we're going to post that Thanksgiving piece of art
2:31:35
Adam Curry: now. Yes. Yes. Because we're we're Trad
2:31:39
podcast, trod Trad casters.
2:31:43
John C Dvorak: Now the other ones I liked. And here I liked a
2:31:45
little kid in the cockpit.
2:31:46
Adam Curry: Yeah, I didn't. Yeah, I know you'd liked it. But
2:31:48
it wasn't all that great. I just
2:31:50
John C Dvorak: thought it was cute, stupid Council like the
2:31:52
kissing the capitalist agenda. gaslit hearts. The two people
2:31:57
with gas masks on trying to kiss. I have nothing to do with
2:32:02
the show. No, whatsoever.
2:32:05
Adam Curry: I did. It was good, though.
2:32:06
John C Dvorak: And I thought that was but I thought it was
2:32:08
cute. Anything else on your people
2:32:12
Adam Curry: tried to do not graphs I didn't I didn't work.
2:32:15
That really worked.
2:32:16
John C Dvorak: He has a net thing. It was a net graph. Who
2:32:18
cares?
2:32:20
Adam Curry: Anyway, thank you very much to correct the record.
2:32:22
We appreciate it. Good to see you back on the on the board. I
2:32:25
mean, you're on the board. Isn't he? Number one. Is he one of the
2:32:27
number No, necessarily.
2:32:29
John C Dvorak: No one may work his way ahead of everybody. And
2:32:33
I'm
2:32:33
Adam Curry: just looking already, we've got a lot of
2:32:34
submissions, although possibly not anything we'll use yet. So
2:32:39
there's plenty of opportunity for you artists to get in on
2:32:42
this great opportunity to chip in with your art at no agenda,
2:32:46
art generator.com. You can always just follow along. If
2:32:49
you're listening to the show right now take a look at what
2:32:51
we're talking about. Or my buddy Dred Scott, he uses many of
2:32:56
these pieces as Chapter artwork in a modern podcast app, which
2:33:00
let's face it, you should be using because they also update
2:33:03
within 90 seconds of us posting the show. If you don't use a
2:33:07
modern podcast app, you can be waiting 90 minutes. And that
2:33:11
includes overcast and Pocket Casts and Apple more
2:33:16
John C Dvorak: than 90 minutes some instant so
2:33:18
Adam Curry: yeah, and people are like, Hey, man, you didn't
2:33:20
upload to Apple. No, it's not how it works. It's not how it
2:33:24
works. There's no uploading to Apple. We upload and all the
2:33:28
apps get it but we use pod ping a very sophisticated system
2:33:32
developed by the geniuses at podcasting. 2.0 So get them on a
2:33:35
podcast. Now let us thank the people who sent us some
2:33:38
treasure. It's it's going to be a busy donation segment. Not not
2:33:43
super amount of donations, I think what is it? Maybe 15? I
2:33:48
think 16 Yeah. But we do have some PhDs and of course people
2:33:56
come in with notes that are way too long. And the unbelievable
2:34:00
amount of jingles they request but we love you. And we love you
2:34:03
anonymous from Charlotte, North Carolina with 133 3.33. Nice,
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nice value. We appreciate that. Thank you both for the ongoing
2:34:13
lessons in media deconstruction. The value is real. For jingles,
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let's point out the shameful giddiness of the warmongers who
2:34:23
disregard human life for profit and power. All right, let me I
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haven't pre pre selected here. So let me get him ready. Judge
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Jeanine bomb them. And we have a new judge judge Jeanine for that
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gratuitous missile launches. last second. Yes, missile
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launchers. machine gun fire. Okay, we have machine gunfire.
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Explosions in the M five M reporting style. Howard Dean's
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creepy scream. Yeah, we have the Howard Dean scream. And these
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follows up anonymous here she says let don't get spun up by
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the war mongers and keep those amygdala small people love is
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lit. In
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Unknown: fact, I would say bomb bomb
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Adam Curry: genie and again
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Unknown: I would say Buck bomb
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Adam Curry: All right. All right. Let's try not to do radio
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plays everybody.
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John C Dvorak: Scott Lonnegan 1000 I don't know where he's
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from doesn't say jingle seaspan What we do eat what we do so you
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don't have to don't be a denier. And you see something say
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something. Gentlemen, it's been too long since my last donation,
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and I may need a D douching. You've been D deuced been
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listening says show number one. All right. Favorite part of this
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show has come to be when people were right into tell you they
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don't agree with everything you say. This revelation never fails
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to stun me. Congratulations on the anniversary boys. It also
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makes me a Baronet. And I can't wait to claim my protector at
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some time next year with my next donation. Shout out to Sir Daigo
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j and the other governorates in our small crypto group. Thank
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you for your courage your guard scat to one we do don't have to
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disease the sciences in
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Adam Curry: a nice little little combo of us have some jingles.
2:36:46
Thank you. That was cool. Vasanth ah, de mirage. I'm going
2:36:54
to say parts unknown but he sounds
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John C Dvorak: Indian, probably Dharma Dharma
2:36:59
Adam Curry: dharma. But it's his Dharma Raj Dharma Raj Vasanth.
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Besides Dharma Raj, my past donation was so long ago I
2:37:07
forgot how much I left. I have left to get a knighthood. The
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I would like to be Doctor serve a South darn Mirage Lord of
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Kotlin. All I need is an F cancer karma. Got it?
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Unknown: You've got karma. Patrick
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John C Dvorak: Mick Gergen in Ness. Copic, Pennsylvania. Hey,
2:37:37
John and Adam. A few months ago, I requested jobs karma and I
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like to report that it works. This was confirmed when I rented
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a new house and the house number was none other than 33. Please
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note me Sir Patrick is the keeper of Adams. Thank you,
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Patrick make Gergen
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Adam Curry: nice. And we have a second anonymous with 1000. And
2:38:00
this is an anonymous secret Christmas gift. Well, thank you
2:38:04
very much. We appreciate that. This is we will be put to good
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use. We appreciate it. You
2:38:10
John C Dvorak: have the next one which is I suppose no I don't
2:38:12
lose out my spreadsheet. I can't read it. Oh
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Adam Curry: man. Okay, this is from Paul a second. Joe long.
2:38:20
Joe Clemens in Anna Texas. 1000. We'll see. These Texas would
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keep it short. The 16 Year Celebration promotion is great.
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The PhD certificate will look great in my office it's better
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and auto transport that well, it's the same thing. You're
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to Associate Executive Producer now with this episode, I'm
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elevated to executive producer a night of the no agenda
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listened since episode one. The education has been invaluable.
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It is now great to have a tangible representation of
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Advanced Studies in media deconstruction provided over the
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if he wants to know anything about any conspiracy theories,
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I'm the go to guy. I used to call yourself a conspiracy
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unlike the M five M confirmation that many of the theories are
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actually in practice, so not a theory anymore. At the
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roundtable. I'd like to have baked beans and rice along with
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Oh my goodness. I didn't see any of these. He's asking for a lot
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have the magic number. And it's no it was so long. I didn't see
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Adam Curry: And link@runsignup.com I'll put the
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provided and inspired over the 16 years it took and look
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forward to seeing you at the roundtable. Oh you bet okay 33
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No jingles no karma. Keep up the great work.
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Adam Curry: Thank you and the mayor of Cypress, the mayor of
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of Cypress Texas. Wouldn't surprise you it might be
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John C Dvorak: Mike Dockery or DHCR II in BC Canada 1000 ITM no
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jingles? No karma, but you can de douche me if it's on Adams
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finger.
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Unknown: You've been de deuced
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John C Dvorak: it's always on his finger and it's stinks. I
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will catch up along long ago. It's long associations with both
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as our paths have passed as our pasts should say have passed. So
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anyway, my new night name should be sir. burka dim or or Qaidam
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or Qaidam the RCA DM from BC Mike Dhaka the last name is
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eau de thinking about Dacre Dacre is Mike Dacre. I got it,
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Mike Dacre anyway sorry, Mike Dacre for mispronouncing your
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name, but you're up on you'll be up on the podium in no time.
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Adam Curry: Sir. LQT m is in Niles, Illinois. 634. He says in
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the morning, sir el que tem here. This donation gets me to a
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Baronet and a PhD immediate didn't deconstruction. No, I
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don't think it does. No,
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John C Dvorak: it doesn't. I don't know how much I can make
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it clear. The meeting the degree is $1,000 you get bonuses off
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the you know, you can get other things with the $1,000. But it's
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not a cumulative thing. Otherwise it'd be burner up to
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our ears and diplomas. It's not cumulative, you can have $995
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it's not how it works. And this promotion is a simple promotion
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Okay. Thank you meet up producers for making this
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John C Dvorak: and I will put you on the list and he'll follow
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you because actually add him after the show. He continues he
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says I don't know why it was says I hate memes I was getting
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on my nerves you're gonna have to cover for me. That's what he
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says to me. And I said, Oh, I'm not covering for you. It's
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obvious you hate me.
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Adam Curry: I don't hate memes and you can add to Brutus
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To the best podcast in the universe. Thank you for your
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John C Dvorak: I'm not reading the sheet.
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Adam Curry: I'm sorry. You're correct. It's too tight Shin
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Cindy sheets twice. So that was the 367. You're right, I'm
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Okay, and the town's 400 and 16th year, plus 11. Six equals
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wants to Reverend Allen and climate gate. And eventually he
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wants us to play that knee more climate clip that's too long to
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play right now. But we will play it again shortly. I have some
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claim but not today's show. But keep an eye out because I got to
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some terrific stuff from the 80s that backs up the DSD global
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Adam Curry: he says Dr. Spock was right. ESP ICT to the to the
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to the climate.
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Yes, we've been at this game for a long
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John C Dvorak: time. And it was Mr. Spock, for your information.
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That's correct.
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Adam Curry: It was Dr. McCoy and Mr. Spock. This is that's a good
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point. John. You make a good point. Lydia
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You might want to see if there's anything in there. We need to
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read Lucas Williams in Roswell. I are buddies in Roswell, New
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Mexico $100. Would I've been using that card that he's I
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think he's the one who sent it works like a charm to get a
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money could assign no oh no. The money $1,000 in there for all I
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know. No. It was very poorly done. It could have put it in an
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Adam Curry: This is his son Joseph 13th. Birthday. Yeah.
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John C Dvorak: Steve Steeler Grom all in steubenville ohio.
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We got my Ohio stupid they did a special on stupid Ville on the
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on PBS. It was quite interesting. Except for one part
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I didn't get the clip of the guy could do it back to find it I
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just gave up. They're doing this clip as Judy's visiting stuben
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Ville and they got all these poor people in Steubenville.
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They can't get work in the steel mills closing down. And they
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seen this on this PBS NewsHour. What are you having? I'm having
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a Bud Light. No. Okay, I'll have a Bud Light to
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Adam Curry: wow. Wow, that's crazy. And
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John C Dvorak: I'd like to know how much they got paid to do
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that. As I know Anheuser Busch is on the brand page about
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Adam Curry: He says he needs to deduce.
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Unknown: You've been de deuced.
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John C Dvorak: His name is Stiegler and like that. We wrap
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it up with Dame TJ and Clayton, North Carolina with a birthday
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Adam Curry: shut us and we do have two we have one mate good
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this must be someone thing he's giving away says JCD I recently
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John and thank you very much. Congratulations on the brand new
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Adam Curry: and we have several changes going to let me see
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Welcome to the roundtable you brand new Knights and Dames know
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what
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yeah, baby. We got lots of meetups to talk about and lots
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of meetup reports kicking it off with the Indianapolis indie
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group.
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Unknown: This is Mark This is lonely. Yeah.
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Brittany Shavers Zionsville. Indiana Bryan's bill. Okay sir
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Benny in the morning Dame Swanee Emily the Fed down fed Bruce
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blessing file from Zionsville just scary. Cindy from Carmel.
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So Craig is the Darkmoon Amy from Westfield judge Nick here.
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John Jones, not an alias Luciana stones Macy stone, Susanna stone
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fragance stone kitchen stone Riley stone daughter from
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Indianapolis,
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Chloe. Alicia in the morning from
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Arcadia mica polymath at my favorite bar with my favorite
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people there is the torah following on finger number one
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or PVR street gang game community
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Adam Curry: that's right, the keeper and I will be there
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December 4 Looking forward to it here is Fredericksburg,
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Virginia. This was Tom and Alex and man they put together a
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great group hello
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Unknown: its friends giving in Fredericksburg and we're here
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with melodious sounds the bartender
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we're here in Fredericksburg, Virginia where we don't need a
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doctrine. crisper
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from King George.
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This is Roseland part of blonde squad plus Trisha in the morning
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in the morning this is Dame trail chicken living on the
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offensive and life is a scam. This is Rob from Richmond in the
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morning. This is Stephanie from Chesterfield in the morning,
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this JC from cole pepper but most people call me douchebag
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asylum, Afghan boys ITM. This is Dana the triangle ITM. This is
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Sarah ITM. This is Kelly from Culpepper, Virginia.
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Oh in the morning, Dustin spooky douchebag had a great time here.
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A lot of good people recommended going to one
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in the morning. This is Matt also a douchebag had a great
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time. Thanks for everything guys in
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the morning. It's the Baron of masa ponics here with the Best
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Bartender in the world Tom circle at Red Dragon brewery,
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thank you for your courage.
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Hey, Joe, where's Hunter? Does you still have your checkbook
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Adam Curry: man, I mean we are we are changing the economics of
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places. I mean that was a huge group and I bet you they were
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drinking. It was kind of apparent in the Netherlands a
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bear handle so over here like from the meetup in back and
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those people are a bit shy today but we're having fun in the
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morning escaped slave MPC throne room here. Nice time in the
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morning. This was a very nice evening again, thanks for all
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Unknown: in the morning please tune into Cafe belts Metz.
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Hello, this is Sarah while you come now from the UK and I have
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gone now My name is Stephanie and I like it here
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in the morning. A farmer from the south of the Netherlands.
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Hello Adam. He has a very nice meeting in the morning with my
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human research no human resource
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video deconstruction the morning or maybe 20 x.com 20x Two
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Adam Curry: Oh, I love it abusing human resources from
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coast to coast and all over the world. Good job. Fantastic.
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Final Report from a Broomfield kilo
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Unknown: echo zero India November X ray. Is a 10 meter
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ready going crazy or is it just me? That's gone crazy.
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Do you know agenda busca Buke Yo,
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this is Jim from Denver in the morning. Tea dome from Elizabeth
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happy to be here to surprise Colorado Carebear on her
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birthday, Sydney so
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if you're from Colorado, Canberra celebrating my 50th
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This is sir are and in the future we will be in a warmer
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setting for our meetups.
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This is Jill and I am Colorado Carebears. personal chauffeur
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and surprise planner. This is Josh the Simpson from Aurora,
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Colorado in the morning. Colorado
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Adam Curry: meetup out. All right, Colorado meetup. So what
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you can tell here is that the no agenda show is not just a
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podcast, it's a community. It's a big community. It's a
3:07:13
worldwide community. And these people, I mean, I wish I could
3:07:17
show you the pictures but we're never going to do video. They
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are as diverse as you can imagine. They probably might not
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just you start talking to each other in a Rando bar. But when
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they get together and as they you give each other a little in
3:07:29
the morning in the morning, in the morning. Yeah, that's when
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that's when friendships formed. That's when connection takes
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place. And as you know, connection is protection and you
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can witness it for yourself today. The pre Thanksgiving
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tailgate in Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee, a tailgate
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brewery, the North Georgia monthly meet up at six today
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cherish the brewing Alpharetta, Georgia Charlotte's thirsty
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Third Thursday monthly meet up meet up seven o'clock tonight
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edge tavern Charlotte, North Carolina this is all today.
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Tomorrow the central Ohio meet up at five o'clock at Dempsey's
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in Columbus. Also on Friday, the New Haven nicotine addicts meet
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up eight o'clock at the owl shop and New Haven Connecticut. The
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Fort Wayne this is for Saturday, the Fort Wayne Bluffton Auburn.
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Bosco red club 33 meetup Xenos Italian eatery, Fort Wayne,
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Indiana in the morning Richmond one o'clock on Saturday, the
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center of universe Brewing Company Ashland, Virginia, and
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of course the big extravaganza the no agenda local 512 Kicking
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off one o'clock at duck's back yard Austin Sunset Valley Texas,
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Mr. Barron Scott of The no agenda armory organizing and I
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will be there along with the keeper. Also on Saturday snack
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at chat. World War Three refuge can't meet up in Oklahoma at
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chicken and pickle Oklahoma City and the sunset till you drop it
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two o'clock in San Francisco at the sunset reservoir Brewing
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Company. The Red 33 Red 33 Boston Scorpio season at Boston
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Maza two shits. Okay, certainly Nathan Lee Miller is organizing
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I think you have to contact for the location. Arlington Virginia
3:09:05
getting together lion Hall at five o'clock on Saturday. The
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spot the spook five o'clock meet up in dreamland barbecue
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Huntsville, Alabama, and the sevens northwest Houston meetup
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kicks off at 530 at week Wakefield crowbar in Houston,
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Texas. That's just a few of the meetups that are coming up
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between now and the next show. Go to no agenda meetups.com If
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you can't find one near you start one yourself it's always
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guaranteed a party sometimes
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Unknown: you want to go hang out with Dyson days. You'd be
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triggered you'd have to be buddy feels the same. It's like
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Adam Curry: a lot of blood of housekeeping there but I was a
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big one but I love it. I love that we have I mean we You
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haven't the producers have no agenda have just created this.
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This this this thing that is it's bigger than the podcast
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it's it's really lovely sometimes it's just how could
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How is it possible that this happened it's the value for
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value model soon to be talked about on Bridey on with Mike
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Adams. Tune in ISOs I have a number of how are you on ISOs
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today I
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John C Dvorak: got three do my abdomen to do my I'm gonna
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voluntarily do mind first wow
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Adam Curry: okay you must not have much faith in them
3:10:36
John C Dvorak: no I got these are dynamite okay. Okay first I
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got to Creighton so nasty
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Adam Curry: and personal and brutal and unfair and mean you
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know that's too long
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John C Dvorak: then I have a clip from the protests in San
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Francisco. I saw it this is called the yay die
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Adam Curry: Okay, not bad not bad.
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John C Dvorak: I know what it means but there it isn't I have
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Wow didn't have last I got wow good one wow that's a good one.
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Adam Curry: Okay, well these are these are not all that bad. Let
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me see what I have. I have a similar ones like okay,
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Unknown: I have a really nice combination.
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Adam Curry: I have this ministry met like this one that is some
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kind of crazy and this I think is the winner. What's a load of
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crap come on that's good. What's a load of crap there's nothing
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like a crap like that. Yeah, crap crap load of crap Come on.
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That's crap. Yeah, I
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John C Dvorak: have to go along with that one too is
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Adam Curry: the winner so winner man is just a winner. Let me see
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where we at you if you want to play us out with one fun clip we
3:11:54
did not receive a good news of the of the week. Jingle from
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anybody.
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John C Dvorak: So no, not yet. I actually there was one that
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somebody suggested but it was a song somebody else did. That was
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illegal to use. So good rejected it out of hand. But I do have
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one good news clip. You guys. I'm been assigned my assignment.
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Yes, yes. Yes. Good news is a pretty good one. This again
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comes from Colorado. Colorado Springs, Colorado. The
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Adam Curry: local channel 11.
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John C Dvorak: Channel 11 is a stunner. I'm looking for
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Adam Curry: it. And I'm not sure what I'm supposed to play here.
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Oh, good news. Good news. percent
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Unknown: of women give birth on the exact day their do. Most
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babies arrive within a week or so of their expected due date
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either a little early or a little late. A limited family is
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pretty happy. Their little bundle of joy decided to come a
3:12:46
week early. Because there's something about the day Tegan
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Webber was born that makes her birthday a little extra special.
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To me. Kurzman has the story. A
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good story. Tegan gene whever is full of surprises. She was seven
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pounds three ounces when she was born. Surprise number one. Her
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mom was pretty confident Tegan was a boy. I was so sure she's
3:13:10
super positive surprise number two. Miss Tegan decided to make
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her grand entrance. On a pretty special day. She shares a
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birthday with me and my mom. Tegan was born on October 23.
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Just like her mom and her mom's mom. I
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was very surprised. Yes, blessed. Very blessed. I thought
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it was a possibility. But never in a million years. I thought
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that would be really cool if she would be born on my birthday.
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And my daughter Valerie's birthday. God blessed us. Wanda
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and Valerie have always celebrated their birthday
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together. Now the party has grown. Three generations of
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birthday girls person
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can't ask for anything better now share
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this same special day. It's very special. But no matter how many
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birthdays they celebrate, Valerie says this birthday might
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just be her best ever. It's gonna be hard to top this one
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near Linton. I'm Jody Kurzman reporting for your news leader.
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Oh, how
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Adam Curry: beautiful Yes, yes, that's just perfect. Well, you
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I'm glad you're keeping up with your with your gig. Yeah.
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John C Dvorak: I feel mine the guy that lightens the load?
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Adam Curry: Yes. Yes, you do. And have show mixes coming up.
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We have we got a nice little mix here for we got it Isaac
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Contreras, Matty J. Ben Thompson. With short it's short,
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but it's good. Some good stuff is funny. Coming up next with no
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curry
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John C Dvorak: from Northern Silicon Valley where we were
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promised rain for the next couple last couple of days and
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we got nothing. I'm John C. Dvorak. We'll
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Adam Curry: see you again on Sunday. Remember us at
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dvorak.org/na no agenda donations.com until Sunday,
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adios mofos Hui Hui, and
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John C Dvorak: I told this guy who's doing the note taking to
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put it up on a blog.
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Adam Curry: Record is your volunteer you're bound to lose
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it if you're doing it the way
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John C Dvorak: there's some idiot on this train will console
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out or
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Adam Curry: is it the Zephyr?
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John C Dvorak: What is the deal with these guys?
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Adam Curry: If you had headphones it wouldn't be such a
3:16:10
problem. Hello, if you if you had heard
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John C Dvorak: this thing on
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Adam Curry: your the
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