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John C Dvorak: No, you can't use
the word death. Adam curry, John
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C. Dvorak,
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Adam Curry: November 19 2023.
This is your award winning given
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nation media assassination
episode 1609. This is no agenda,
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taking the long term view and
broadcasting live from the heart
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of the Texas hill country here
in fingerings. Number six in the
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morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
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John C Dvorak: from Northern
Silicon Valley where I'm sick of
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listening to football players
saying they're playing one day
0:27
at a time. I'm John C. Dvorak
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Adam Curry: skill. Isn't that
what we do as podcast is we're
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podcasting one show at a time.
One time listening
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John C Dvorak: to is a good one.
And listening to the NFL today
0:44
on CBS. Yeah. And James Brown is
talking to a remote and he says
0:50
to the guy to can to finish the
interview. Okay, well knock him
0:56
alive. Right. And I'm thinking
holy mackerel, you telling me
1:01
that CBS you can't use the
phrase knock them dead anymore
1:05
because that's what that stems
from. And you so you make
1:07
something up which is really an
old saying phrase knock them
1:13
alive. Oh, this
1:14
Unknown: is no good. Knock him
alive attic.
1:19
John C Dvorak: Oh, you might
hurt somebody's feelings.
1:24
Unknown: That's pretty lame.
That's
1:27
John C Dvorak: the lamest thing
I've ever heard James Brown host
1:30
of the of the show. What do you
mean the James Brown? The old
1:34
James Brown is a business
sportscaster Oh,
1:36
Adam Curry: but he wasn't an ex
football player.
1:39
John C Dvorak: You know, I don't
think he was oh, he looks like
1:43
he's big guy but I don't think
he was
1:47
Adam Curry: well, that's pretty
sad. That is pretty sad. knock
1:50
them out. We should come up with
a whole bunch of those say knock
1:53
them alive. Not over my living
body.
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John C Dvorak: Nailed it.
2:00
Adam Curry: Make them up. Right
where you are man. No problem.
2:02
Yeah, head over my living body
or mind living body that's gonna
2:06
John C Dvorak: go and makes a
little more sense than knocked
2:08
him alive. Yeah. knock somebody
alive
2:11
Adam Curry: and pride from my
cold living hands. Somehow
2:16
somehow just
2:17
John C Dvorak: You're on a roll
Keep it keep it up.
2:19
Adam Curry: I can't think of any
more wanted living or alive? You
2:25
go now. I mean, how much more do
you want from me as I can I can
2:29
keep my hair all night. And day.
Yeah. Oh, man. Oh, man. Hey,
2:34
there's some funny stuff
happening.
2:36
John C Dvorak: Which we need any
stuff? Oh, yeah,
2:38
Adam Curry: we needed some funny
stuff. Because everyone's so
2:41
serious. Even the emails we get
so serious.
2:47
John C Dvorak: I mean, our
emails have been too seriously
2:49
someone's
2:49
Adam Curry: very concerned about
everything concern, but I think
2:53
I think what has just been
fantastic to watch. Is the M
2:57
five M mainstream media
blatantly lying about Elon Musk?
3:05
John C Dvorak: Oh, they're
You're right. They are lying
3:07
about Elon Musk. blatantly
lying.
3:10
Adam Curry: I think I have a
clip I have. I have let me get
3:13
you started with you get a
little bit of CBS to find my
3:16
little bit of CBS Evening News
everybody
3:18
Unknown: back here at home tech
billionaire Elon Musk is under
3:21
fire for spreading anti semitic
and racist hate.
3:24
Adam Curry: I just have to ask a
question
3:26
John C Dvorak: before even going
into the racist hate before we
3:28
go
3:29
Adam Curry: even into the story.
Why is everything it's
3:33
transphobic is homophobic
Islamophobic. But then instead
3:39
of Jewish phobic, it's anti
semitism. How come they don't
3:45
use it or semi phobic? Why don't
they use phobic for anti
3:49
semitism which by itself
3:51
John C Dvorak: is phobic for
racism. Yes, but But I say guys
3:57
a negro phobic
3:58
Adam Curry: I just don't
understand. I don't understand
4:02
why it's anti semitism. If
you're anti like you know, I'm
4:06
anti a lot of things I'm anti
vegan. Doesn't sound the same as
4:10
Viga phobic.
4:11
John C Dvorak: I just could be
anti trans How can you don't use
4:14
that?
4:14
Adam Curry: Well this is my
point. It doesn't sound good the
4:18
phobic thing
4:18
John C Dvorak: has always been a
problem it started with
4:20
homophobic and if you use the
word phobic that means fear of
4:25
yeah but in most cases are
homophobic hate
4:28
Adam Curry: gays irrational
fears irrational fear of
4:31
something yeah
4:32
John C Dvorak: irrational fear
they're not fearful of of the of
4:36
a horde of gays coming out at
them here they come. What are we
4:41
going to do?
4:43
Adam Curry: I would I be careful
man. Some of those gay guys are
4:46
pretty buff and beat you
4:48
John C Dvorak: almost have a bar
Yeah. Guys really buffed is gay.
4:53
Adam Curry: Yeah, but you know,
but instead of semi phobic is
4:58
Rayleigh phobic, and it could be
a whole bunch of folk Because
5:00
John C Dvorak: Rayleigh phobic
that sounds good as a good sound
5:02
to it because it really is an
5:04
Adam Curry: irrational fear.
Zeit xenophobic doesn't work
5:08
with design design design is the
honesty on a phobia Jana phobic
5:12
Yeah, that would be better than
anti some anti semitic just
5:15
doesn't have enough weight I
mean I think that the Jews
5:18
should do something about that
5:19
John C Dvorak: well night yeah
but most of the people are
5:21
complaining about the Israeli
Jews. Yes. Not just Vegas Dog
5:26
row Wandering Jew
5:29
Adam Curry: yes a shapeshifting
Jew no shapeshifting Jews are
5:33
okay. It's just it's just a
point of order it's I find it an
5:38
honor and
5:39
John C Dvorak: kaska we get away
with this kind of discussion.
5:41
Adam Curry: Oh yeah, because you
can't even agree with a video
5:44
without getting D platformed
from your own platform
5:47
Unknown: back here at home tech
billionaire Elon Musk is under
5:50
fire for spreading anti semitic
and racist hate to write 160
5:54
million followers on AIX it's
5:56
Adam Curry: not just hate is
racist hate. It should be it
5:59
could be race hate would be
better. But let's let's stop
6:01
picking it apart. Let's just go
with the story formerly
6:03
Unknown: known as Twitter.
Disney is just becoming the
6:06
latest advertiser to flee this
social media platform out of
6:09
fear that their ads will appear
next to hate speech. CBS Nancy
6:13
Cortez is at the White House
with a Biden administration
6:15
today condemned the promotion of
what it called hideous anti
6:19
semitic lies.
6:20
Adam Curry: So I think here's
how allies anti semitic lies. So
6:23
I think here's how the meeting
went. Mr. President, I mean
6:28
person who, who has missed the
President's brain. We got a
6:31
problem like all the kids that
we activated for Black Lives
6:34
Matter and all the LGBTQ issues.
They hate us to call on you
6:39
genocide Joe. Hey, hey, ho ho
genocide Joe gotta go. We got to
6:43
do something. Finally,
6:44
John C Dvorak: you know what?
I'm convinced. You're right.
6:48
Yeah. Oh, it's all about
genocide, Joe in that debt
6:50
phrase. deflection. By the way,
what is anti semitic? Isn't anti
6:56
semitic hate racists that are
redundant in some, in some ways?
7:02
Adam Curry: I don't know. But
let's listen to you at the end
7:04
of that report. Let me listen
again. The latest Firefox says
7:07
Unknown: at the White House with
a Biden administration today
7:09
condemned the promotion of what
it called hideous anti semitic
7:13
lies,
7:14
Adam Curry: no lies.
7:16
John C Dvorak: What's an anti
semitic lie if you're anti
7:19
semitic you're anti semitic
7:21
Adam Curry: I know it's the
whole thing is very shaky. But
7:25
anyway so they had this meeting
like dude I got something I got
7:29
something we can deflect a call
CBS call ABC call NBC call
7:34
everybody go CIA they'll take
care of all Media Matters come
7:39
on get everybody involved we got
something we can ship make it
7:42
Elon make it make it make
7:44
Unknown: it Elon the latest
Firestorm sparked by Firestorm
7:50
John C Dvorak: Firestorm? I
heard about this a few hours
7:53
ago.
7:53
Adam Curry: The hyena was a
firestorm lady, not this. Elon
7:56
Unknown: Musk on his social
media site x is now threatening
7:59
to spread
8:00
Adam Curry: violation. Violation
she forgot to say formerly known
8:04
as Twitter mob dives, this is a
minus point for you lady.
8:08
Unknown: The latest Firestorm
sparked by Elon Musk on his
8:11
social media site x is now
threatening to spread to his
8:14
other companies, including
SpaceX and electric carmaker
8:18
Tesla Oh, it's spreading as
investors openly mused about
8:23
selling stock Oh, did you hear
8:25
Adam Curry: anyone openly mute
8:28
John C Dvorak: by selling stock
this is good this is a threat oh
8:31
this is a formal threat laid
down by the Biden administration
8:36
to over this genocide Joe thing
which I'm sure has got to be
8:40
eaten at him of course. And they
got they weren't they weren't
8:44
musta throw in with them.
8:46
Adam Curry: So there it is. And
and the and now investors are
8:50
amusing which you know
considering would have been a
8:54
word what is this muse? What is
the why are they using Muse
8:57
because it's bullcrap because
it's not true Muse
9:00
John C Dvorak: me like thinking
over music I'm thinking Let me
9:03
I'm thinking it over you know
this this must guy in a while I
9:08
shouldn't be investing I should
not just stable maybe I
9:11
Adam Curry: should yeah well
let's just say Muse let me see
9:14
Muse Muse as the bow when you
look up muse, you have to
9:18
actually add the word definition
because you get all kinds of
9:22
Deaf deaf definition. Let's see
what the actual definition is.
9:29
Muse muse, to become absorbed in
thought was thinking over I am
9:35
no absorbed. absorbed and
thinking over your buttocks
9:40
having Muse
9:41
Unknown: The carmaker Tesla, as
investors openly mute selling
9:46
stock who the controversy
started Wednesday afternoon when
9:50
Musk the world's richest man
liked a post on X that claimed
9:55
Jewish communities have a quote
dialectical hatred against
9:59
whites. Okay,
10:00
Adam Curry: so this is the
problem. So it's a retweet. So
10:03
first of all that is there's no
quote the word diet. Oh, it is
10:07
dialectical. Now here's what
happened. And they and they all
10:11
have screenshots on their
websites of this one guy who
10:16
only has 5000 followers, but he
has a blue check the artist
10:21
formerly known as Eric. And he
is, so what he says is okay,
10:28
Jewish communities have been
pushing the exact kind of
10:31
dialectical hatred against
whites that they claim to want
10:34
people to stop using against
them. I am deeply disinterested
10:39
in giving the tiniest shit now
about Western Jewish
10:42
populations, coming to the
disturbing realization that
10:46
those hordes of minorities that
say supported flooding their
10:49
country don't exactly like them
too much. You want the truth
10:53
said to your face? There it is.
To which Elon Musk replied, You
10:57
have said the actual truth. But
the thing is what they don't
11:01
show on their screenshots? Is
the rest of the tweet No, no, is
11:04
that this guy this artist
formerly known as Eric he was
11:08
responding to a tweet before
that, which was a video from the
11:15
Jewish leaders against hate a
one minute clip, and the which
11:22
is posted by Charles Weber. Blue
check. He says to the cowards
11:26
hiding behind the anonymity of
the internet and posting quote,
11:30
Hitler was right. You got
something you want to say? Why
11:34
don't you say it to our faces?
And so what this is, is a PSA, a
11:39
public service announcement of a
dad and his kid, both white
11:42
clearly pickup trucks oke Trump
supporters driving in the rain.
11:47
And his dad suddenly stops and
says, you know, I've been
11:49
reading what you've been
posting? Hitler was right. Are
11:52
you crazy? And he stops in front
of a Jewish school or a
11:55
synagogue. And the Jewish
children are coming out. Yeah,
11:58
I've seen this. And he says, Why
don't you go say it to their
12:00
face son? Implying that the only
people who say horrible things
12:06
about Jews are white Trump
supporters because it is a
12:09
pickup truck. And I'm just
making that supposition. So this
12:12
guy is replying to that saying,
Hey, hold on a second. If you
12:17
want to actually make a point
about people who hate you, why
12:22
don't you look at the people who
actually hate you. And that's
12:27
that's what it was about. Not
about just me, Elon Musk saying,
12:34
oh, yeah, that's right. The Jews
hate white people's hate white.
12:37
That's not what it was. I mean,
it's it's all pretty nuanced.
12:41
And hey, people, it's Twitter.
But all right. Hey, genocide.
12:46
Joe has a problem. Let's pin it
on musk.
12:49
Unknown: You have said the
actual truth, Musk responded.
12:52
My first reaction was grow up.
12:56
Rabbi Abraham Cooper just met
with mosque about anti semitism
13:00
two months ago.
13:01
I thought it was a kind of
flippant statement, which I
13:05
understood immediately will be
embraced by anti Semites and say
13:09
hey, la mosque is in our cap he
understands us he gets our pain.
13:13
tech giant IBM pulled its
advertising from x citing the
13:17
quote entirely unacceptable
situation, which
13:21
Adam Curry: is so beautifully
ironic seeing as IBM literally
13:25
colluded with Hitler of leaking
the punch
13:27
John C Dvorak: card for the
camps for the extermination
13:30
camps count
13:31
Adam Curry: the Jews. Hey, hold
on who who's your buddy who
13:34
wrote the book about it? Black?
Edwin black, Edwin black. Do you
13:38
remember that book? I remember
the name of the book. I don't
13:40
remember the name of the book.
Edwin black wrote a Baldwin at
13:44
Todd keeps saying Edwin you keep
I say Edwin you keep saying
13:47
Edwin it's Edwin What do you
think I'm saying Irwin?
13:52
John C Dvorak: Ik coming over
money okay sorry.
13:55
Adam Curry: That's your
connection Edwin Black See what
13:59
is his what is his he has a lot
of books he does but I want to
14:03
get this one book man look at
his he's got IBM and the
14:07
Holocaust we should have been
14:09
John C Dvorak: pretty
straightforward naval to
14:11
remember that he's not trying to
cover up the issue with a with a
14:15
title that's weird.
14:18
Adam Curry: You can also I'm
sure we have clips we're gonna
14:20
plan but go look go look at
Edwin black.
14:25
John C Dvorak: If you want to
get good Edwin Edwin black
14:28
material, I would say go to C
span and he has various lectures
14:34
that are up on C span about his
books. You don't have to read
14:38
the books and
14:39
Adam Curry: they haven't been
thrown off of speed C span for
14:42
jus hate or anything. It's just
the truth IBM there's there's I
14:47
think there's even pictures of
the CEO of IBM at the time
14:50
sitting at a table with Hitler.
I can't be here Yeah, we got got
14:54
a good deal going it so it's
14:56
John C Dvorak: so they're the
ones who bail. Sure. Yeah, that
14:58
makes
14:59
Unknown: wait Go IVF Lionsgate
entertainment
15:02
Adam Curry: in you know what I
could have if IBM and said, you
15:04
know, we have had a pretty
sordid past. So we we are very
15:11
sorry for our role and we're
we've have they ever really
15:14
apologize publicly? I'm
15:15
John C Dvorak: really they
haven't and I'll take it one
15:17
step further, if i bm is
actually an advertiser it's
15:22
people told me that they've seen
these ads at what do advertisers
15:25
do when they have when there's a
misplaced ad they call the guy
15:28
up they call the company and
say, Hey, I don't want my ads
15:32
placed next to these, these
these anti Jew or Jew hate
15:36
posts. I want to make good for
those to get some free
15:41
advertising. I want to make good
for those and I don't want it to
15:44
happen again. That's how you do
it.
15:46
Adam Curry: Unfortunately,
that's not what happened.
15:50
Because the White House
presumably called Media Matters.
15:54
I looked at Media Matters form
990 their nonprofit started by
15:59
David Brock, I think it was
money from the Clintons
16:02
originally.
16:02
John C Dvorak: Yes, Clinton
money.
16:04
Adam Curry: Do you know how much
money they have braked in per
16:08
year? I mean, how long is it I
have the form 990 Right here.
16:12
The sea. I think this past year
was 39,000,020 5 million. I
16:22
mean, these guys have salaries
in the $300,000 range. And this
16:28
is this is Siri, I thought that
they were just a little rinky
16:31
dink operation now and they give
away hundreds Oh in the Bonner
16:36
group they give away hundreds of
1000s of doughnuts professional
16:40
services hundreds of 1000s of
dollars to other group fish
16:43
those
16:43
John C Dvorak: services means
hookers.
16:48
Adam Curry: Top notch maybe
they're they're working with
16:51
Hunter then because yeah, that's
that's like 1000 really
16:53
expensive hookers. What's
interesting is I looked up
16:58
there, you know, so in the form
990. And again, these guys in
17:02
this past year, pulled in $25
million. What is their error,
17:06
you have to give a mission as a
as a form as a 501 C three
17:13
company, and that you have to
kind of stick to that mission.
17:17
Otherwise, you run into trouble
with the IRS mainly, but in you
17:21
know, can be other things. So
this is a of a one line mission
17:25
statement. Many of these
nonprofits have a whole
17:28
paragraph. No, this is their
mission statement dedicated to
17:33
comprehensively monitoring,
analyzing and correcting
17:38
conservative misinformation in
the US media. That doesn't mean
17:45
calling advertisers and say,
Hey, there's some juicy stuff
17:48
next year AD. That's not part of
their mission. No, it shouldn't
17:54
be, but of course it is. And so
they sent Media Matters out to
17:58
stir up the soup. And the last
thing you want as an advertiser,
18:03
well, the first thing you want
is to make good and lots of free
18:05
ads. That's what you're saying.
Yeah. So that's always the key.
18:09
But if you're meeting if you're
if you're being attacked or
18:12
threatened by media matters, and
I have an interview with with
18:17
one of the key peoples in a
moment, pupils were the key
18:21
executives, that's when you will
hold a bomb pulling out and
18:25
Media Matters. They are they're
not just monitoring, analyzing
18:29
and correcting. They did in
fact, medium activists. They are
18:33
complete activists and they are
D platforming. And that is their
18:37
mission. As you'll hear in a
moment. Let's finish the CBS
18:39
report tech
18:40
Unknown: giant IBM pulled its
advertising from x citing the
18:43
quote entirely unacceptable
situation. Lionsgate
18:47
entertainment followed suit. But
this was not Musk's first foray
18:52
into white nationalist
sentiment.
18:54
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Now Jew hate comes from white
18:58
nationalists
18:59
John C Dvorak: is a white
nationalist all of a sudden,
19:01
well, you know, from South
Africa, it's easy to get that
19:03
way but
19:04
Adam Curry: but you see the LEAP
they took from Okay, and my two
19:08
white in the pickup truck
19:09
Unknown: in 2018. He suggested
that Jews own the press. He has
19:13
amplified racist memes on his
site and reinstated extra shirt.
19:19
John C Dvorak: Is there evidence
of this?
19:22
Adam Curry: That must have been
a retweet that's amplification.
19:26
So I don't know that just let
them do it's
19:28
Unknown: also one I want to say
and if the consequence of that
19:32
is losing money, Sophia
19:34
Musk has made no attempt. That's
19:36
Adam Curry: from the CNBC
interview as really good walk
19:38
back his
19:39
Unknown: latest comments.
Welcome back, Linda. Yeah,
19:41
Karina, the CEO of X did post
that quote discrimination by
19:45
everyone should stop across the
board. This morning. Even the
19:49
White House waded in saying
quote, we condemned this abhor
19:53
it did she
19:53
Adam Curry: say the White House
waited in? That was a weird wait
19:57
and it would be way back
rumination
19:59
Unknown: by ever One should stop
across the board. This morning,
20:03
even the White House waited in
saying quote,
20:06
John C Dvorak: waited in which
maybe she's trying to say
20:09
waited. Yeah,
20:10
Adam Curry: oh waited like
waiting in the waters waited.
20:13
And when I could
20:14
Unknown: have done this
abhorrent promotion of anti
20:16
semitic and racist hate, the
strongest terms to promote which
20:20
runs against our core values as
Americans
20:25
Adam Curry: 20 More seconds and
I want to go to Media Matters.
20:27
This
20:27
Unknown: all comes of course
against the backdrop of a huge
20:30
surge in anti semitic sentiment
across the US from your voters.
20:34
In fact, just within the past 24
hours, the Department of
20:38
Education launched
discrimination investigations at
20:41
seven schools, including Cornell
and Columbia, after receiving
20:45
complaints about anti semitic
and Islamophobic incidents. Oh,
20:49
Adam Curry: let's throw some
Islamophobia I haven't seen a
20:51
single Islamophobic incident not
to keep
20:55
John C Dvorak: going back to
that maniac that killed a little
20:58
boy. Oh, yeah, I before you play
the Media Matters thing you
21:02
should play the PBS version of
the same story only they took it
21:05
from a different perspective.
They took it from the failed
21:08
missile launch. It was by the
way had 33 engines on it. It
21:14
Adam Curry: wasn't it was it was
a rousing success we're talking
21:17
about doesn't match if it wasn't
success. I mean, it didn't get
21:24
passed to a permanent permanent
but yeah, blew. It hit it hit
21:29
the dome man. Didn't make it
past the firmament. All right,
21:33
Musk rocket. Is that the one?
21:35
Unknown: Yeah, Elon Musk's.
SpaceX got its biggest rocket
21:39
off the ground in a test launch
today. But a pair of explosions
21:42
just minutes into the flight
destroyed both the booster
21:45
rocket and the spacecraft.
SpaceX officials say it appears
21:48
the crash self destruct system
blew it up over the Gulf of
21:51
Mexico after liftoff from South
Texas. The flight lasted only
21:55
about eight minutes. That's
twice as long as the first test
21:57
in April which also ended with
an explosion. And Elon Musk got
22:02
more bad news today as Comcast
joined the list of advertisings
22:05
stepping away from his social
media platform X formerly known
22:09
as Twitter over concerns that
their ads are showing up next to
22:12
anti semitic content. Other
companies pausing their ads on X
22:16
include IBM, Disney and
Paramount global Musk has been
22:19
accused of tolerating and even
encouraging anti semitic
22:22
messages on x. He drew fire
earlier this week for agreeing
22:26
with a post accusing Jews of
eating white people. So
22:29
Adam Curry: it's just not true.
I mean, it's just not true.
22:33
There's context that they've all
erased but again,
22:36
John C Dvorak: no, they they've
purposely done this and he be a
22:39
dud. That's why I wanted to play
the PBS that this is a more
22:42
intellectual version of this
clip you played and it's bull
22:45
crap.
22:46
Adam Curry: Well, you know what
I really like about about that
22:49
explosion. I think I have it
here. SpaceX didn't call it an
22:55
explosion. They have a term for
it here.
22:57
Unknown: SpaceX however, says
the test was a success and
23:00
provided critical data needed to
improve the launch system is the
23:03
second test of the starship
system that experience what
23:07
SpaceX jokingly has called a
rapid unscheduled disassembly.
23:13
Adam Curry: Rapid unscheduled
disassembly. I like that. Yeah,
23:17
that's humorous. I like that. So
Deutsche Vela, which was this
23:22
was really quite interesting,
because, you know, you think the
23:24
story is just being copy pasted
here. And everyone's saying he
23:27
responded to a racist, anti
semitic hate hate filled tweet,
23:32
and said, Yeah, that's true.
Well, by the time it gets across
23:36
the ocean to Deutsche Avella and
they have the bringing the Media
23:41
Matters lady this is her name is
Julie Miller cam. She makes
23:47
$250,000 a year according to the
form 990 over there at Media
23:51
Matters. She's got she's decked
out in some nice jewels. She's
23:54
looking good looking good. You
know now it's now it's just it's
23:58
it's even crazier. Bring it on
Deutsche
24:01
Unknown: since acquiring Twitter
a year ago, Musk has allowed
24:04
conspiracy theories and hate
speech to thrive and that is
24:08
having it's
24:08
Adam Curry: gone from amplifying
to thrive. Yes, yes. Make it
24:13
thrive
24:14
Unknown: each to thrive. And
that is having some
24:16
consequences. Today the EU
Commission announced that it is
24:21
stopping all advertising on
24:24
Adam Curry: that Did you know
that the European Commission
24:26
advertises? What are the
advertising?
24:29
John C Dvorak: I have no idea.
They may have ads that show up
24:33
in Europe. New
24:34
Adam Curry: World Order. No,
come on. It's our ad. It's
24:36
already coming. Who knows what
what they're advertising alright
24:41
Unknown: announced that it is
stopping all advertising on x.
24:45
It's already launched an
investigation into hate speech
24:48
on the social media platform.
Also today, the White House
24:52
condemned Elon Musk for what it
called the abhorrent promotion
24:57
of anti semitism. Now that
wasn't reaction into a tweet
25:00
posted by Musk endorsing a
conspiracy theory that Jewish
25:04
communities push, quote, hatred
against whites. Now
25:09
Adam Curry: it's a conspiracy
theory, it's getting better the
25:12
farther away it gets from the
source, the White
25:15
Unknown: House invoked the 2018
mass shooting at a Pittsburgh
25:19
synagogue, posting this, it is
unacceptable to repeat the
25:23
hideous lie behind the most
fatal act of anti semitism in
25:27
American history at anytime, let
alone one month after the
25:31
deadliest day for the Jewish
people since the Holocaust.
25:37
Adam Curry: Okay, so fatten it
up
25:40
John C Dvorak: just one second.
So you have to imagine being
25:44
Elon Musk richest guy who all
the money in the world, you
25:49
could do whatever you want. And
this keeps happening to you
25:53
because you're there how many
because the left is just
25:55
relentless. And it comes from
left to concert? Right. It's
25:59
like they're pummeling you from
every angle you don't know
26:01
what's going to hit you next.
And it's got to be like that.
26:04
He's got to be so I mean, I
don't know what he seems to have
26:08
enough of a sense of humor to to
get through it. But at the same
26:12
time, it's gotta be like, Wow,
what are these people up to?
26:15
What are they trying to do to
me?
26:18
Adam Curry: You know, I have a
little bit of a thought that
26:21
maybe he's just the classic
he'll in this game. Now because
26:25
that's kind of what it feels
like. Elon you want more rocket
26:29
contracts man do you gotta like
we're gonna have to take you
26:33
down a notch bro.
26:35
John C Dvorak: i It's like but
the thing is, is not like he did
26:39
it. I mean, he's involved with
Twitter. So he retweets a lot of
26:43
stuff because he likes to
promote but different ideologies
26:48
but at the same time it's like a
retweet something in the next
26:53
thing you know, you're you're
being blasted for
26:55
Adam Curry: Well, how about this
for a theory? This is the only
26:58
theory I can come up with. He
wants to be your bank. The main
27:02
thing he has to do is keep
people on the platform keep them
27:06
engaged in his platform, keep
his platform on their mind. Keep
27:10
saying consistently X formerly
known as Twitter, that's free
27:14
advertising, that's free
rebranding for you right there
27:17
until he has his bank stuff
done.
27:19
John C Dvorak: So this is gonna
take him forever to get the bank
27:21
thing going now
27:22
Adam Curry: maybe maybe not. I
don't know. I mean, he can
27:26
probably go along. Anyway, let's
go to the Media Matters lady,
27:30
because she's now talking to a
journo Deutsch about a
27:33
journalist, you know, top of the
top of the journalist pyramid.
27:36
Oh, a journalist talking to
journalists. That's the best
27:39
Well, she's not really a
journalist. She's, she's an
27:41
activist, but her problem is not
at all and I just want to say
27:45
Media Matters. They don't really
care about the jus hate. They
27:48
got some they have a different
agenda for that I'm
27:50
Unknown: going to bring in now
and Julie Miller can she's vice
27:53
president of the media watchdog
Media Matters for America. She
27:57
has been monitoring the rise in
online myths and disinformation
28:01
especially on Elon Musk's
platform X or as we used to call
28:05
it Twitter. Just how bad has it
gotten on x under Elon Musk?
28:13
Adam Curry: This guy has some
funny stuff to say to this
28:15
John C Dvorak: guy's because
this guy's a stooge. But he is a
28:18
good way he presents the
question I'll get beyond Yeah,
28:22
you're still beating your wife
gets better
28:25
Unknown: on x under Elon Musk.
28:27
Since Elon Musk has taken over
Twitter, he's made a series of
28:30
decisions that has done nothing
but increase hate extremism and
28:34
conspiracy theories on the
platform. Since this takeover,
28:38
he one of the first things that
he did was got his content
28:40
moderation, his trust and public
safety team that made it very
28:44
difficult for them to be able to
enforce their terms of service.
28:48
He also has explicitly stopped
them from enforcing their terms
28:52
of service around so
28:54
Adam Curry: why why the Why does
the Chuckle or the Chuckle
28:56
there.
28:59
John C Dvorak: Again, played
against
29:00
Unknown: specifically blocked
them from enforcing their terms
29:04
of service around certain types
29:06
Adam Curry: has blocked them
from enforcing their terms of
29:09
service, and she's laughing
about it. Yeah. And the thing
29:12
that's interesting, it's his
terms of service. What do you
29:14
care? She has a reason for it.
But what do you care? It's his
29:17
terms of service is not law.
Yes. Not yours. His Terms of
29:21
Service. Okay, let's go back.
29:23
Unknown: We stopped them from
enforcing their terms of service
29:27
around certain types of content,
including anti semitic content.
29:31
He has reinstated extremist
accounts that were previously
29:35
banned on the platform. He
himself has engaged repeatedly
29:40
with conspiracy theorists with
people who have pushed anti
29:43
LGBTQ rhetoric, people who have
endorsed anti semitic conspiracy
29:48
theories, people who have
endorsed COVID-19
29:51
misinformation, the list goes on
and on. And the impact has been
29:55
clear the information ecosystem
on x at this point in time is
30:00
heavily skewed towards far right
extremism?
30:04
Adam Curry: Whoa, hold on a
second. First of all the
30:06
information ecosystem. This is
when his Twitter information
30:12
it's it's a social media site,
it's garbage is what they all
30:15
are. But now it's skewing
towards far right. You know the
30:18
people who hate Jews, it's
30:20
Unknown: playground for
extremists. It's a playground.
30:24
Adam Curry: Oh wait, it's a
playground. It's no longer an
30:26
information ecosystem. It's a
playground for these extremists.
30:33
John C Dvorak: I got through one
more little observation in the
30:38
Democrat Party is so freaked out
because of all this pro
30:43
Palestinian protests at
universities mostly. Yeah, we'll
30:47
get to that. And then around
there, that they think they're
30:51
losing the Jewish vote. You've
got to reestablish the old meme.
30:57
That right wingers Yes, yes. Are
the Jew haters, not us? Yeah,
31:02
Adam Curry: yeah, exactly. Not
the kids at university. We just
31:05
have some investigations going
on there. We're just gonna, we
31:08
have opened investigations. But
Elon Musk braces, anti Semite
31:12
Unknown: is heavily skewed
towards far right extremism.
31:16
It's a playground for these
extremists. And it's become
31:20
increasingly difficult to get
any sort of reliable information
31:23
on there. And instead, it's just
flooded with hate, bigotry lies
31:27
in
31:28
Adam Curry: Hold on a second.
Did I missed something? Is
31:31
there? Was there ever a point in
time where you went to Twitter
31:34
to get reliable information?
She's complaining about that you
31:38
can't it's it's increasingly
hard to get reliable. It is not.
31:43
It's not NBC or CBS or CNN, or
ABC or
31:48
John C Dvorak: anything, any of
the PBS NPR is
31:51
Adam Curry: whatever, the elite,
it's not the elitist voices of
31:54
America. It's Twitter. So what
do you got your panties in a
31:56
bunch for
31:57
Unknown: lay ground for these
extremists. And it's become
32:01
increasingly difficult to get
any sort of reliable information
32:04
on there. And instead, it's just
flooded with hate, bigotry lies.
32:08
And it's really unfortunate
that,
32:11
John C Dvorak: by the way, what
she's saying is going to draw
32:14
it, get it get more users. Well,
32:17
Adam Curry: so this is what's
interesting about media matters.
32:20
They don't care about the Jew
hate, they just hate Elon, and
32:25
they hate Twitter, because it's
no longer their playground.
32:28
Remember, when they had the
backdoor, and the government can
32:32
just call them up and say, hey,
those guys are wrong. They're
32:35
saying it wrong. They get
misinformation, take them off,
32:38
cut them down, get rid of all
that. Remember when journalists
32:42
had the blue checkmarks, the urn
checkmarks. When we ruled the
32:45
roost, that's her problem. And
this DW douche agrees with
32:50
Unknown: that I want to bring in
now and Julie really
32:52
sorry, that's wrong. One, three,
this one? Yeah. I
32:55
say you know, you can't even use
it around your kids. Now you
32:58
have, you know, maybe they
should read name. It
32:59
wants to stop. But listen, yeah,
I
33:02
say, you know, you can't even
use it around your kids. Now you
33:04
have, you know, maybe they
should read name, X to triple X.
33:07
I mean, it's gotten that bad.
33:09
Adam Curry: We should rename a
triple X, blah, blah, blah.
33:13
John C Dvorak: Implying you can
use your own kids because it's
33:15
loaded with porn. Yes,
33:17
Adam Curry: it's full of porn.
It's and she'll agree and must.
33:21
It's true. And he will tell you
that it's true. It's true. It
33:24
should be triple x. And this is
all in the name of free speech.
33:29
I'm wondering is that dirty free
speech now should be labeled
33:32
Triple X.
33:33
Unknown: Really? All it is? I
mean, What's he trying to do by
33:36
amplifying anti semitic tweets?
I mean, I'm not asking you to
33:40
get into his mind. But can you
see a purpose here?
33:45
Adam Curry: What's the purpose?
What is the purpose? I,
33:50
Unknown: again, as you're
saying, I can't get into Elon
33:52
Musk's head. All I can say is
that the consequences the
33:56
financial hits that the platform
has taken due to his leadership
34:01
and his own behavior has not
changed. The way that He has
34:06
acted
34:07
Adam Curry: is not working.
Everything we're trying is not
34:10
working. We're trying to take
his fun to give them financial
34:12
hits. It's not working.
34:14
John C Dvorak: Oh my gosh, as as
a propagandist. She missed an
34:17
opportunity there. What was that
when you say because of his
34:22
leadership, you at that point
you're supposed to say or lack
34:26
thereof of would
34:27
Adam Curry: have been so good.
Yes. Yeah. Well, Linda Yeah,
34:30
Karina was the pain sponge.
She's She he's the one that
34:34
everyone gets the yellow. Okay.
So again, this is this is very
34:38
interesting what's going on
here? He the financial hits,
34:41
because you know, even though
it's a private company, it's
34:44
just obvious that how can he be
how can you do this? I mean, how
34:47
long can you fund this
34:48
Unknown: has not changed the way
that he has acted? I think you
34:52
know, and to your to your
earlier point about it being not
34:56
not a safe place for kids
anymore. It used to be
34:59
Adam Curry: not as safe place
for kids anymore? I haven't
35:03
heard this accusation. Is it not
a safe space safe place for
35:08
kids?
35:09
John C Dvorak: I don't know this
Oh, no. This what they're
35:13
talking about is bullcrap. Yeah.
35:15
Adam Curry: But this this
reasons for kids
35:17
Unknown: anymore. It used to be,
you know, while while it's
35:21
always had issues, no social
media platform hasn't, it used
35:25
to be at least a good place that
you could get information? Oh,
35:28
no,
35:28
Adam Curry: it was never a good
place for information.
35:30
Unknown: And you could make, you
know, find reliable information
35:34
and reliable information.
35:35
Adam Curry: Really, you see,
this is the problem. Media
35:39
Matters is pissed, because it's
their job to make sure that
35:43
whatever the message is from the
state has to be reliable
35:48
information, it's their job to
make sure everything is clean.
35:51
And the and the commute the
channel is clear. And it used to
35:55
be so good before Ilan. Yeah,
that's why he fired all those
35:59
jokes, who were embedded with a
government firm
36:02
Unknown: hasn't, it used to be
at least a good place that you
36:05
could get information and you
could make, you know, find
36:08
reliable information. And again,
this is stuff that Musk has, you
36:13
know, dismantled and instead has
created a an incentive structure
36:18
to spread missing
disinformation, people need to
36:20
buy the blue checkmarks that
used to be used to verify
36:24
accounts so that you knew that
the account spreading, you know,
36:27
posting was who they said that
they were that you could make a
36:30
decision about whether or not
they were credible. Now it is
36:33
anybody who wants to pay for his
subscription to checkmark, they
36:38
get to say what they want and
incentive now. Things go viral,
36:44
because if they get engagement,
they get paid. And we've seen
36:48
that really have a dramatic
impact in the ability to get
36:52
reliable information during
times of crisis, let alone just
36:56
on a day to day basis.
36:57
Adam Curry: I'm sorry, if you
need to get reliable. Whenever
37:00
there's times of crisis, I go to
Twitter to get my reliable
37:03
information. This has always
made sense to me. Let's wrap
37:07
this up with her. true motive.
Yeah, that's true. I
37:10
Unknown: mean, it used to be a
place where you know, the
37:12
adults. Now it's a place where
the oh, it used to be where the
37:15
adults would go, John, the
adults, the adults would go to
37:17
Twitter. I mean, it used to be a
place where the adults would go
37:21
and now it's over the because
you know, me is from the
37:24
mainstream media where the
adults in the room,
37:27
entertainment industry goes a
lot of the times is money is
37:31
that the only way we can hold
these platforms accountable.
37:36
Adam Curry: Now, here comes the
threat to everybody for what's
37:39
on their
37:39
Unknown: platforms. I know
legally, they're not liable for
37:42
the content. But at the end of
the day, they do provide a day
37:46
all the hate.
37:47
Yes, this is true. I think Media
Matters. One of the things that
37:51
we have tried to do is undermine
the profit motive, structure
37:57
that kind of incentivizes
extremism on platforms Hold
38:00
Adam Curry: on a second,
dedicated to comprehensively
38:03
monitoring, analyzing and
correcting conservative
38:06
misinformation in the US media
has now turned into Oh, yeah, I
38:11
Unknown: think Media Matters,
one of the things that we have
38:14
tried to do is undermine the
profit motive, you no structure
38:19
that kind of incentivizes
extremism on platforms, thinking
38:23
that, you know, if you can stop
making it so profitable for
38:27
people to spread hate speech,
that you could kind of reduce
38:31
some of at least the volume of
it, that is permeating on the
38:34
platforms, this doesn't sound
38:36
Adam Curry: like they're holding
to their mission, they're trying
38:38
to hit them in the finances. And
38:40
Unknown: I think platforms
themselves and most of them are
38:43
responsive to this, you know, if
advertisers do not want their
38:47
content, their advertisements
appearing next to controversial
38:51
content, you know, they will
take a stand and they should
38:54
take a stand, I think in the
case of musk key has been
38:58
bleeding advertisers, since he
took over the platform, not just
39:03
because of the decisions that
he's made and what the content
39:06
on the site is, but just things
that he has done himself, you
39:09
know, he's fairly erratic, and
they have not provide as a brand
39:13
safe platform for advertisers.
And I don't think for him that
39:19
that has been, you know, a
motivating factor, as I
39:21
mentioned earlier, to change his
behavior to change how he's
39:24
running the platforms, but it is
for others. So I think that
39:28
other platforms are paying
attention and should
39:30
go pay attention
39:32
John C Dvorak: other plant Oh,
that's interesting. You're
39:34
right. Threat.
39:35
Adam Curry: Yeah. Oh, yeah.
We're gonna we're gonna hit you
39:37
where it hurts with your
advertisers, other platforms?
39:40
Yeah. It's, it's been, I guess
it's okay for them to do that. I
39:46
mean, Musk has said, I'm filing
lawsuits, and what kind of
39:49
lawsuit is going to fall?
They're mean, they're mean to my
39:52
advertisers. I don't think he
cares. He just wants to keep
39:57
everybody engaged and if it
means he has to jump on that
40:00
Rene every every time that's
what he does. I think it's fine.
40:04
I have one more of these from
CNN. I just like saying Poppy
40:09
hair Harlow
40:10
Unknown: God let's go from one
hate to another one hate to
40:13
another
40:17
Adam Curry: ah remember when
hate was just not profitable
40:20
it's just profitable now
40:22
Unknown: hate being spread
online and that is the fact that
40:24
the owner of X formally Twitter
Elon Musk has endorsed this
40:31
claim that Jewish communities
push quote hatred against whites
40:35
I think we can pull up the tweet
and then you can see here's the
40:38
tweet okay Jewish communities
have been pushing Stop
40:40
John C Dvorak: stop stop
stopping Is this a woman or a
40:44
man talking this poppies Poppy
Harlow? So that's Poppy Harlow
40:48
She sounds like like pre pews.
Pre pubescent dude. I'm glad you
40:56
are a kid. A teenager boy.
40:58
Adam Curry: Glad we stopped the
clip for that. Poppy
41:01
John C Dvorak: Man is Man
listening. Hey, wait a minute.
41:05
Adam Curry: I just just who
calls her kid Poppy? I mean, if
41:08
all the names you considered for
your kids, maybe
41:10
John C Dvorak: that's a wink
wink nudge that Poppy like, hey,
41:12
Poppy, Poppy there. Yeah. Oh,
you know pops a pops.
41:15
Unknown: And you can see here's
a tweet, okay. Jewish
41:17
communities have been pushing
the exact kind of dialectical
41:20
hatred against whites that they
claim to one without
41:22
Adam Curry: the context of what
that guy was responding to. It's
41:25
just bad journalism stop
41:27
Unknown: using against them and
Musk's responses, you have said
41:29
the actual truth era. It
41:32
continues to be outrageous and
shocking, but no longer
41:36
surprise. yake Elon Musk,
depending on the day of the
41:39
week, is the richest person on
the planet would continue to
41:43
sort of spread this kind of
poison. And then wonder why.
41:47
Number one, he's losing a lot of
advertisers. Number two, he's
41:49
losing a lot of users. And
number three,
41:52
John C Dvorak: I hate I hate to
be doing this guy sounds just
41:55
like Kabuto I think it
41:58
Unknown: is Kobudo kudos on Fox.
Oh, who is it? Then? Let me see
42:04
if I have a he
42:06
John C Dvorak: sounds exactly
like Vito, and she sounds like a
42:09
teenage boy. This
42:10
Adam Curry: is Errol Lewis, I
think Aaron Lewis and
42:15
Unknown: and then wonder why.
42:16
Number one, he's losing a lot of
advertisers. Number two, he's
42:19
losing a lot of users. And
number three, he is sort of
42:23
demeaning the whole role of
social media that what started
42:26
out and what
42:31
John C Dvorak: didn't meaning
the role of social social media
42:34
has a role. Yes, it's
42:36
Adam Curry: the spread memes
that's the only role it has.
42:39
What do you do you'd say that
well, that's what it is. He's
42:43
demeaning the role which I think
is going to come back to you
42:46
know, news in a crisis but
42:48
Unknown: demeaning the whole
role of social media that what
42:51
started out in what used to be
in the pre mask era sort of a
42:55
great place to connect with
people and get information is
42:58
now turning into so it's
42:59
become it's become a cesspool
and enormous amount of value
43:02
destruction but because there is
actually it's important to have
43:05
standards it is important you
know, you can say you want a
43:08
free speech Utopia but with all
the sudden you pull the goalie
43:11
when it comes to actually
tracking disinformation and
43:13
misinformation
43:14
Adam Curry: those goalie isn't
that isn't that a sex term for
43:19
removing the condom
43:23
John C Dvorak: Oh, I've never
heard that but it makes nothing
43:25
but sense for it to be such
43:27
Adam Curry: Oh um I think this
pulled
43:28
John C Dvorak: holy Oh, this is
off the condom dude here pull
43:32
Adam Curry: Urban Dictionary
pulling the goalie usually in
43:35
reference to a married couple
pulling the goalie means to stop
43:38
the use of contraceptive devices
in the hopes of conceiving a
43:41
child derived from the hockey
term what does this guy do what
43:48
does he may have kids soon?
Congratulate
43:51
John C Dvorak: maybe didn't get
about two things at the same
43:53
time. Maybe he's like concerned
his wife can conceive
43:56
Adam Curry: maybe he's just a
hockey player, I don't
44:00
John C Dvorak: realize seems
unlikely.
44:02
Unknown: It's become a cesspool
and enormous amount of value
44:05
destruction. But because it is
actually it's important to have
44:08
standards and is important. You
know, you can say you want a
44:11
free speech utopia. But with all
the sudden you pull the goalie
44:14
when it comes to actually
tracking disinformation and
44:16
misinformation, and you have an
enormous amount of sort of bots
44:20
and trolls dominating a
platform, then real civic
44:22
conversation goes down. And Musk
is Musk is actually you know,
44:26
showing his cards as to what's
happened with this platform.
44:29
Yeah,
44:30
yeah. When they show you who
they are, believe them, believe
44:33
them. Oh, yeah.
44:33
Adam Curry: When they show you
who they are, believe them,
44:35
believe him, believe him. So
this is this, of course has
44:39
started quite a lot of
discussions, discussions with
44:44
social media platforms,
including the tiktoks a
44:47
Unknown: lot of conversations
amongst my Jewish friends. Oh,
44:51
Adam Curry: that's sorry, that's
not what I was looking for.
44:54
Unknown: I have sorry about
that. The this one here it is.
44:59
All of this puts yet another
spotlight on the issue of
45:01
moderating content at a time of
war. The New York Times is now
45:04
reporting overnight this letter
to America came up during a
45:07
private meeting Wednesday night
in which Jewish celebrities and
45:10
creators confronted Tiktok
executives about doing more to
45:13
fight anti semitism on that
platform. According to a
45:16
recording obtained by The Times
Tiktok tells us in a statement,
45:19
leadership has been meeting with
creators and experts and others
45:23
for feedback on how tick tock
can remain a place for community
45:26
discovery and sharing
authentically.
45:29
Adam Curry: Hey, man, don't get
any of that Elon juice on us,
45:31
man. We're good. We're good,
bro. But good. Would you good?
45:35
Would you win on it? We don't
worry any bad stuff. Was it not
45:40
a note? No. You said on the last
show. Something came up about it
45:47
must have been a clip that kids
were getting their news from Tik
45:49
Tok.
45:52
John C Dvorak: Right. So once we
was somebody made the comment
45:55
that new kids are Canada New
Zealand, tick tock. And then I
45:58
think jointly we decided that
from the kids perspective, the
46:04
gossip and crap that's on tick
tock represents news.
46:08
Adam Curry: So we got a note
from one of our Gen Z producers
46:12
I'd like to share because the
Gen Z are also gave us some
46:15
examples. I'm a 21 year old
listener of the show, not a
46:19
douche bag. Nice and an avid Tik
Tok user. As you and John have
46:24
pointed out numerous times on
the show much of my generation
46:27
gets their news and information
about current events sources on
46:30
tick tock. Although many media
outlets outlets such as Sky
46:33
News, CBS, MSNBC and all the
usual suspects put their
46:36
coverage of current events on
tick tock in short, and often
46:40
dumbed down clips, they don't
seem to gain much traction
46:43
instead, certain people on tick
tock have become what I like to
46:46
call iPhone journalists who put
out rapid fire breakdowns of
46:51
current events and developments
that are catering to Gen Z's
46:54
incredibly short attention
spans. I've included a couple of
46:57
links to some examples. These
individuals are essentially an
47:00
influencer version of large news
conglomerates, but since they
47:04
are just one person see more
trustworthy and honest than
47:07
traditional media, kind of like
your buddy who's in the know,
47:11
and is just relaying
information. All of this, in my
47:14
opinion has resulted in much of
my generation developing a false
47:17
sense of being informed, and
many of them just having a
47:20
surface level understanding of
things. In summary, Tik Tok is
47:23
saturated with anecdotal
information in very short, rapid
47:27
fire format that is presented as
fact, while almost no real
47:30
evidence is being cited as
source, and when evidence is
47:33
being cited is just an article
from a big media outlet. And he
47:37
gave us three examples all about
a minute, would you like to hear
47:40
some?
47:41
John C Dvorak: I would love it.
Okay,
47:43
Adam Curry: we kick it off with
the first iPhone journalist on
47:46
Tiktok. Nick Jackson, this is
47:49
Unknown: everything that
happened on the news today, but
47:50
it's going to be simplified in
60 seconds. People are now mind
47:53
blown after discovering what the
white dots on strawberries
47:55
actually are. A lot of people
don't know this. But
47:57
strawberries are actually not
scientifically a fruit or a
48:00
berry. A lot of people think
that the little white dots that
48:02
are all over strawberries are
the seeds. But the little white
48:05
dots are actually the fruit part
of the plant. That's crazy.
48:08
Citizen Scientists bought a
close approaching asteroid
48:10
professionals might have missed
basically, there's been a lot of
48:13
studies going on, they've opened
this up to the public so that
48:15
regular people can like monitor
this information. And they
48:18
caught this asteroid because of
a blurring line and one of the
48:20
images and obviously it's a
moving object because the
48:23
exposure, this asteroid is not
going to be anywhere close to
48:25
hitting us at all. So don't
worry, time travel. It's just
48:27
been completely ruled out for
good by scientists. The whole
48:30
theory with this article is that
scientists are saying that time
48:32
is always moving forward.
Therefore there's no way to take
48:35
it back or move backwards.
Sounds weird. DoorDash is now
48:38
issuing a strong warning against
customers who do not choose to
48:41
tip they basically made an
announcement and said that if
48:43
you do not tip on your orders,
they're less likely to be picked
48:46
up and your order might take
forever to get to you obviously
48:48
with all of the fees on DoorDash
and everything. A lot of people
48:50
are upset but a lot of people
also do agree with this. So let
48:52
me know what you think an expert
just discovered that a venus
48:55
flytrap can eat human tissue and
if you're like me, you're
48:58
wondering how in the world they
tested that the man who owns
49:00
this plant has a case of
athlete's foot and he took a
49:03
chunk of his toe and gave it to
the plant and it did digest
49:09
Adam Curry: I love this talk.
All right. Now this guy does
49:18
under the desk news. He he has
his hair all spiked up kind of
49:22
like Something About Mary, you
know, with the with the Jesus in
49:31
his hair all spiked up and he's
on the ground under his desk and
49:35
under the desk news delivering
the news to us. And in this
49:39
case, it's important news about
climate change.
49:42
Unknown: Climate change is
messing up the beer y'all. Yes,
49:46
those frothy IPAs and European
pilsners are hitting a wall and
49:50
in decline and it's all because
of climate change. A new study
49:53
shows that European hops which
gives beer its bitter taste is
49:56
in decline. Hops is one of the
four crucial ingredie tends to
50:00
making beer. And now hotter,
longer, drier summers are
50:03
severely affecting the quality
of that crop. And it's going to
50:06
lead to beer being more
expensive and not as good
50:09
tasting. And I can't go much
lower. All right, I got priced
50:13
out of whiskey when that market
got super hot, we got priced out
50:16
of wine when the wildfires in
California started eradicating
50:19
whole vineyards. And that drove
up the cost of wine. And now
50:23
beer to the inflation Reduction
Act is the largest investment
50:27
and climate action in US history
that includes $369 billion in
50:32
investments for climate and
clean energy projects, mostly in
50:36
tax credits towards renewable
energy that can help us be less
50:38
dependent on fossil fuels.
50:40
But does he have anything there
to protect the brewskis? Because
50:43
I hope so. We laugh so that we
don't cry. I mean, this is an
50:47
incredibly serious topic, and
whether having a massive effect
50:50
on our agriculture is not funny.
Despite the recent acceleration
50:53
of climate change, we are still
in the driver's seat, and we
50:55
still can make change. So I know
it can be really depressing out
50:58
there when you keep hearing bad
news, but we have to keep
51:00
drying, the future of climate is
still up to us to decide.
51:04
John C Dvorak: Okay, and the
final I have a make a comment.
51:06
Yes, yes, yes. First of all, the
guy's not gay enough.
51:11
Adam Curry: We need to coach
him.
51:13
John C Dvorak: So the second
thing is the hops are very where
51:16
we used to have some of the
biggest hop places were in, I
51:20
think Moran or Sonoma County
used to be a town called hop
51:24
land is in there. And it used to
be where he and Hopkins are
51:28
still around from the I think
from the 18th during the 1900s,
51:32
eight late 1800s. And hops are
interesting because they kind of
51:37
go into it. They grow them a lot
and they were out there welcome.
51:43
Something happens in the next
you can't grow hops around here
51:45
anymore, even though it used to
it has nothing to do with Are
51:48
Adam Curry: you disputing
climate change?
51:51
John C Dvorak: And disputing the
thesis so and so hops are now I
51:55
hear about hops being grown here
and there and places whether you
51:58
never heard of them. They're all
rare and great. But no, the
52:02
hops, anything about hops as
you're dealing with a screwball
52:05
plant.
52:07
Adam Curry: Our final clip is
only 31 seconds long and it's
52:09
from an old favorite. Who we've
kind of lost track of do we
52:14
remember Philip DeFranco?
52:18
John C Dvorak: Philip DeFranco
This
52:19
Adam Curry: is when I want to
say what was the what was the
52:25
video thing that vine vines?
Vine, Twitter had vine? Vines?
52:32
John C Dvorak: Yeah, his short
video, and that was gonna be the
52:35
big killer. Well, it would have
been, they couldn't stay with
52:39
it. It
52:40
Adam Curry: was Tik Tok until
they didn't like it. The road is
52:43
littered with mistakes like
that. Philip DeFranco was this
52:47
fast talking? You know, he was
one of the first guys to do the
52:50
chop the chop cut of all of his
stuff. When you hear maybe
52:53
you'll remember and he's he is
now on Tik Tok doing his doing
52:57
his shtick. China
52:58
Unknown: and Australia had a
meeting and there are leaders
53:00
who are essentially risen each
other up she told the Australian
53:02
Prime Minister that Tasmanian
devils were cute and Albert EC
53:05
responded by saying they weren't
as cute as pandas. And then she
53:08
apparently said that not all
pandas are cute citing the Kung
53:11
Fu Panda movies so two walls are
poorly debated wine and its
53:14
quality was using that he
visited New Zealand and that the
53:16
wine was good and Albany's. He's
saying that he asserted that the
53:19
best red wine comes from
Australia. How about easy saying
53:21
the exchange was very warm. And
I mean, I heard they may have
53:24
even sat next to each other in
the booth. I'm also far there's
53:26
no word on if a second day will
be happening. Follow to stay in
53:29
the loop.
53:31
There you go. There you go.
Terrible.
53:34
John C Dvorak: Yeah,
53:35
Adam Curry: that's what I'm just
taking our Gen Z boots on the
53:38
ground at his word. That that is
what this generation is using
53:43
for news
53:43
John C Dvorak: guys have I bet
even that last guy, I'm sure
53:46
their numbers are huge. Oh,
53:48
Adam Curry: of course,
especially Philip DeFranco. He's
53:50
had quite a following for a long
time. Yeah. And disgrace easy.
53:54
tz. Oh, now I know what's going
on. That's good. So good.
54:02
John C Dvorak: To have you I
hope you said we have a way to
54:05
segue out of that because I
can't think anything. Well,
54:08
Adam Curry: I can only segue
into Altman. Sam
54:13
John C Dvorak: Altman. Oh, yes,
yes, yes. Yes, I am. I think I
54:16
asked him. Oh, yes. I
54:18
Adam Curry: want to start with
your clips. But I have a
54:19
question first for you quite an
ask John. We don't have clips
54:23
for that. It's an ask John. And
I just want to ask you, as
54:28
someone who has reported
extensively been around, been in
54:32
the milieu, so to speak, of
Silicon Valley and silicon
54:36
Silicon Valley companies. Can
you recall a time when a board
54:43
fired a CEO of a company that
went from zero to some say $80
54:48
billion valuation with 49%
ownership by Microsoft who
54:54
invested $10 billion, which
helped with the valuation
55:00
without even telling their
largest shareholder, and then
55:03
apparently is at trying to get
him back. Have you ever heard of
55:06
this happening in Silicon
Valley? Not
55:09
John C Dvorak: with the part
about not telling the largest
55:12
shareholder but it's I mean, the
firing of Steve Jobs is very
55:15
similar. When he was first fired
from Apple,
55:19
Adam Curry: yeah, but But it
wasn't like that Apple was had
55:22
problems. Open AI is nothing but
hockey stick up. I mean,
55:27
valuation. So
55:28
John C Dvorak: we're having
dinner last Friday. And JC is in
55:31
the AI business with some
companies working with which is,
55:35
yes, but AI company, and he's
ended up so he would have a
55:39
better handle on this. And he
says nobody really knows. They
55:43
think it has something to do
with the transfer from being a
55:45
private company to a public
company. And something was
55:48
screwed up in such a way that it
was like, there's some legal
55:53
issues that were were
discovered, because Altman
55:57
didn't know what he was doing at
that point to help that
56:00
transition. That's what the
rumor is. And so he had to go
56:05
because of due diligence, you
had to get rid of him because
56:07
he's made some some horrible
mistake in the process. Well, so
56:12
it sounds like he lied. I mean,
that yes, it well, that would be
56:16
the mistake. Well, the board the
board's language in their press
56:20
release was that he had not been
consistently candid with the
56:24
board, which I think is his
couched code language for he
56:28
lied. And then we
56:31
Adam Curry: lightly Lee lied to
us. Yeah. Have you looked at the
56:33
board?
56:35
Unknown: And we looked at the
people on the board.
56:38
No, I haven't Oh, yeah.
56:39
Adam Curry: Who was on there?
There's a couple we'll talk
56:41
about the minute
56:43
Unknown: we'll turd
56:46
Adam Curry: I mean, heard them
when that guy who was like, oh,
56:49
yeah, I was CIA special agent.
He ran for president for a
56:52
little bit. Black guy from
Texas. What's
56:55
John C Dvorak: he doing on
there?
56:56
Adam Curry: Yeah, I got I will
talk about that. If we
56:59
John C Dvorak: talk about seven
months, we'll get these clips
57:02
out of the way. So we have a
little background. Yes. Okay.
57:04
The public
57:04
Unknown: face of the AI boom is
now jobless. This
57:08
Adam Curry: who was this voice?
Now?
57:11
John C Dvorak: This is one of
the new NPR guys. Now, again, my
57:15
my understanding is I don't know
this to be a fact this is just
57:18
supposition. But before you get
it now, when you they hire you
57:22
at NPR, they actually take you
into an operating room to cut
57:25
Unknown: your balls off. CEO Sam
Altman co founded open AI, which
57:29
released the powerful chatbot
chat GPT last year, it
57:33
revolutionized the tech world,
but late yesterday without
57:36
providing many details. The
company said he'd been fired.
57:40
The announcement leaves a lot of
questions unanswered and be Our
57:43
tech correspondent Bobby Allen
is on the line to try and help
57:46
us sort through some of them.
Hey, Bobby, Hey, Bobby, Scott.
57:49
Thanks, guys. So AI and chat GPD
have gotten a lot of press. But
57:53
remind us about this key person
here. Sam Altman, who
57:56
is sure Yeah, Sam Altman.
58:01
Adam Curry: Oh, my gosh, sure.
Sure, yeah, sure.
58:05
Unknown: Sam Altman is this 38
year old tech executive who co
58:09
founded open AI about eight
years ago with a handful of
58:11
others, including Elon Musk,
actually. And the idea was to
58:14
create a nonprofit research lab
focused on ethically developing
58:19
artificial intelligence almost
like an answer to the profit
58:22
driven ethos of big tech. And it
remained mostly quiet until last
58:26
year, when AI burst onto the
scene. As you mentioned, with
58:29
chat GPT, it quickly became the
fastest growing app ever. It
58:33
separates on all sorts of
industries, publishing to
58:36
education to health care about
how the technology could be
58:40
harnessed to upend how we are
live and work every day. And you
58:44
know, while Chad GPT became one
of the most viral tech products
58:47
in history, Sam Altman was
traveling around the world and
58:50
talking about AI. He testified
before Congress about the need
58:53
for AI regulations. He became
the focal point of attacks from
58:57
Ai skeptics. Insurance got he
was the most sought after and
59:01
one of the most powerful
executives in Silicon Valley.
59:04
What do we know about why he was
pushed out? Yesterday, the
59:07
company's board released a
statement saying Altman, quote,
59:10
was not consistently candid in
his communication with the Board
59:13
of Directors, but they stopped
short on giving details. Sam
59:17
Altman was fired immediately.
Now, this was a surprise to the
59:20
company's investors, employees,
and even Altman himself was
59:24
taken aback.
59:28
Adam Curry: I'm taking I'm
shocked have been fired. I'm
59:31
taken aback. I'm taken aback. So
I what I'm seeing everywhere is
59:36
that they are working this
weekend to get him to have him
59:39
come back to the company. I
don't know if that's
59:42
John C Dvorak: true. But if
that's true, that would be
59:45
because Microsoft said what are
you doing? Yep. Dan? Yeah,
59:49
stepped in and said, Hey, we
want us to stay. I don't know
59:53
what they're hot. What kind of a
threat they can make. They
59:54
already put their money in but
they made some sort of threat.
59:57
And that's my guess. And And now
they're scrambling. It seemed
1:00:03
pretty Cavalier the way they
does now this support and but I
1:00:06
observed this. And some people
have noted it, that this was
1:00:11
almost immediately after he gave
the speech at the APC, a big
1:00:16
meetup in San Francisco was GE
and Biden and the rest
1:00:20
Adam Curry: of them now it was
Was there a speech that was
1:00:22
public? Because I don't recall I
can I
1:00:24
John C Dvorak: tried. I've been
trying to find it, but I can't
1:00:26
find it. Because maybe he said
something in there. That was
1:00:28
not. No, that was bad. Oh, no,
here's
1:00:31
Adam Curry: here's Well, I have
my thoughts. I think buzzkill
1:00:34
Jr. is right. The one thing that
was just my initial thought,
1:00:39
which there may be some truth to
it is, oh, my God, all his demos
1:00:43
had been rigged. The shit
doesn't work. That's the first
1:00:46
thing I thought, well,
1:00:47
John C Dvorak: that's the first
thing as someone with any
1:00:49
experience with Silicon Valley,
that would be
1:00:53
Adam Curry: like, Oh, my God,
oh, my God, it doesn't actually
1:00:56
work. The second thing
1:00:57
John C Dvorak: that but but the
counter to that is so what was
1:01:00
that ever stopped anybody? Ah,
1:01:02
Adam Curry: well, that that
brought me to a different trip.
1:01:06
Let me play the second clip. You
have another clip here? Yeah,
1:01:08
that's
1:01:09
John C Dvorak: going on with
this. You know, this
1:01:10
Unknown: all circles to
question. Okay, what exactly did
1:01:13
he do wrong? And that's
something we just can't answer
1:01:15
right now, Scott. Now, I also
heard from the same sources that
1:01:19
Altman and the board gotten to a
disagreement shortly before his
1:01:22
ouster over the balance between
keeping open AI products safe
1:01:27
and, you know, pushing them out
to the public as fast as
1:01:29
possible. In other words, you
know, Sam Altman wanted to keep
1:01:32
releasing more and more of these
powerful tools. And some board
1:01:35
members were worried that he was
downplaying the risks to
1:01:37
society. But, you know, I had
that confirmed that disagreement
1:01:41
is what triggered his firing.
But it's really hard to
1:01:44
overemphasize when I say that
it's the chatter of the tech
1:01:47
industry right now. Okay.
1:01:49
Adam Curry: That is, in fact,
what I think is exactly what
1:01:52
happened. The board is very
deep. So first of all, this
1:01:57
started as a nonprofit, a
nonprofit whose entire mission
1:02:02
was to protect In fact, let me
pull up the open AI form 992
1:02:11
described. Here it is, this is
from the IRS tax filing open AI.
1:02:16
His mission is to build general
purpose artificial intelligence
1:02:20
that benefits humanity
unconstrained by a need to
1:02:23
generate financial return. Open
AI believes that artificial
1:02:28
intelligence technology has the
potential to have a profound
1:02:31
positive impact on the world. So
the company's goal is to develop
1:02:36
and responsibly deploy safe AI
technology, no pulling the
1:02:40
goalie, ensuring that its
benefits are as widely and
1:02:44
evenly distributed as possible.
So this was the original. There
1:02:50
is a nonprofit, this is The
Nonprofit it controls the for
1:02:53
profit entity, which is what
Microsoft invested in. In fact,
1:02:57
if you look at the at open AIS,
fundraise fundraising, they were
1:03:03
bringing in 10s of millions of
dollars. I'm going to scroll to
1:03:07
that page real quick here. I can
tell you over the past five
1:03:11
years, where is it here? Here it
is 2017 33 million. I'm rounding
1:03:18
up
2018 49,000,020 19 33,000,020 22,000,020 21 $3,000.
1:03:28
So the nonprofit just basically
is just a board. Reid Hoffman's
1:03:33
on the board.
1:03:35
John C Dvorak: Schumpeter,
Trump. Well,
1:03:38
Adam Curry: it's idealogues. I'm
gonna give you the whole
1:03:41
breakdown of board members
directors we have I've had to
1:03:47
zoom in a little bit here. This
is this is from their form 990
1:03:51
So may have changed Shavon
zyliss Gregory Brockman, who is
1:03:55
the who retired these a quit? He
says, Hey, man, you're firing
1:04:00
Sam, I'm out. We'll heard Reed
Hoffman, Holden. karnofsky Adam
1:04:07
D'Angelo, Tasha McCauley and
Helen toner. Now these two are
1:04:12
the giveaways. They are both
students of the Oxford and a
1:04:20
literal product of Effective
Altruism. Do you remember
1:04:26
Effective Altruism?
1:04:28
John C Dvorak: I think we broke
them down once. Whoa, I've
1:04:31
Adam Curry: gone very deep on
Effective Altruism, because this
1:04:35
is exactly what this company
was.
1:04:38
John C Dvorak: What are the last
names of these? Hell and I have
1:04:42
all
1:04:42
Adam Curry: this information for
you. If you want to look it up
1:04:43
while we're talking. That's
fine. It's Helen toner. She's
1:04:48
the one that I'm going to do any
to Nar and Tasha McCauley. I
1:04:54
first So Helen toner was at the
effective altruism center, part
1:05:03
of Oxford University in 2016, I
have a little clip so you can
1:05:07
just listen to her babbling
about she's a young woman. Cool.
1:05:10
Unknown: So as I'm sure you all
know, by now, Effective Altruism
1:05:13
is about doing the most good you
can with the resources available
1:05:16
to you. And one strategy that
gets talked a lot and talked
1:05:19
about a lot within AAA is
earning to give, which is, you
1:05:22
know, increasing the amount of
money you have access to, which
1:05:25
is one resource, so you can do
more good with that. But working
1:05:29
in and helping lead and helping
to grow an organization is, I
1:05:33
think, a way to grow most other
resources that you have access
1:05:37
to. So by doing that, you can
grow the amount of time, talent,
1:05:40
attention, energy that you have
access to. So my hope is that
1:05:44
this talk is relevant for anyone
who might want to found a
1:05:47
nonprofit, found a company lead
a team, grow a team, work in a
1:05:53
team, any of that kind of thing.
That's my, that said, I'm not
1:05:58
focusing specifically on
collaborating in small groups.
1:06:01
So for the Berkeley students
among you, I'm sorry, I wish I
1:06:03
could tell you everything you
need to know about how to do
1:06:06
group projects, painlessly, but
I can't the most I can wish you
1:06:10
as professors who let you choose
your groups, or at least give
1:06:14
you a peer feedback form. So
1:06:15
Adam Curry: keep this British
accent in mind as she was
1:06:18
speaking at, this was actually
the Effective Altruism group at
1:06:23
Berkeley, your your, your
neighborhood 2016. Here's the
1:06:27
same woman speaking five days
ago at the 80,000 hours
1:06:32
Institute, which is another
Effective Altruism outfit.
1:06:36
Unknown: Yeah, it does seem like
there's something quite odd to
1:06:38
talk about. It's not her,
obviously. But it really
1:06:41
emphasizes an arms race in a
technology that, as far as I can
1:06:43
tell, is predominantly used now
by kind of companies to like,
1:06:46
suggest videos for you to watch
and like music that you really
1:06:48
gonna, like, far more than it's
been used for military purposes,
1:06:51
at least as far as I can. I can
see at the moment, so you could
1:06:53
agree with that. Yeah,
1:06:54
I do agree. And I think also in
general people, again, with the
1:06:58
overestimating the short term
effects, this is the same woman
1:07:01
as this. I'm not focusing
specifically on collaborating in
1:07:04
small groups. Right now. The
machine learning systems that we
1:07:07
have seems so poorly suited to
any kind of Battlefield use
1:07:11
John C Dvorak: because she has
electroshock therapy between
1:07:14
then and now.
1:07:15
Adam Curry: I'm telling you,
she's been sucked into Silicon
1:07:17
Valley. She's been molded. She's
been she, I mean, listen to
1:07:20
this, but
1:07:21
John C Dvorak: her cadence her
voice cadence is part of a
1:07:23
different milieu than the
original voice cadence. Yes. And
1:07:27
the British accents gone. Yes.
1:07:29
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's
completely gone. She is. She has
1:07:32
morphed into this AI expert. But
she still comes from the
1:07:37
Effective Altruism background,
which is not Sam Altman, Sam
1:07:42
Altman. He comes from Y
Combinator, Sam Altman. He's the
1:07:47
guy that said, Hey, we've
remember when Ilan left. Ilan
1:07:50
left out of disgust. He said,
Hey, man, you're not doing what
1:07:53
we do. AI is going to eat the
world. This is what Effective
1:07:57
Altruism is about. They believe
that it is their job to put
1:08:01
millions of dollars into
nonprofits, or into policy
1:08:06
makers, pockets, politicians, so
that we can make regulations
1:08:11
like the executive order that
they got out of Biden to protect
1:08:15
human beings who have not even
been born yet from the evils of
1:08:19
the world. I'm going to remind
you of this with a clip from
1:08:22
Episode 1605. You might remember
the France 24 Techno douche. And
1:08:33
that is exactly the type of
person who was involved in what
1:08:36
this techno douche, that France
24 is going to explain to us and
1:08:42
he's going to connect it to some
other techno dishes. This is how
1:08:47
we connect Sam bank, Ben freed
and AI with the term Effective
1:08:52
Altruism.
1:08:53
Unknown: Joining me on the set
is our technology editor Peter
1:08:55
O'Brien. Hello. What can you
tell us about the surprising
1:08:59
links between these two events?
SBF and the UK is AI Summit,
1:09:05
where they have in common? Yeah,
I
1:09:06
was wondering how we could link
these two together. And
1:09:08
actually, there's there's a
simple way to do it. You may not
1:09:10
have heard of it. But it's the
social movements called
1:09:14
Effective Altruism. It's often
filled and it's increasingly
1:09:18
powerful. Now that power took a
hit when Sam Backman freed the
1:09:21
most high profile effective
Ultras and one of the movements
1:09:25
biggest donors fell from grace.
But as we've seen from the AI
1:09:30
summit in Bletchley Park this
week, we can see that effective
1:09:33
outrageous talking points are
still making their way up the
1:09:36
policy agenda. One in
particular, the potential for
1:09:39
artificial intelligence to cause
catastrophic harm or risk that
1:09:43
would not be on the policy table
at all. Were it not for the work
1:09:47
of effective ultras? Now, I
should add a disclaimer here
1:09:50
that I've been briefly involved
in the movement in France. To
1:09:53
some charities that are popular
among effective altruists.
1:09:56
Adam Curry: Now. He's never
going to mention them. But what
1:09:58
he's saying is effect of
altruism, people donate a lot of
1:10:02
money for the good of humanity
for the good cause because we
1:10:07
care about the world. That's
what Sam bank when freed, really
1:10:11
should be accused of doing.
Thanks to the egging on of his
1:10:14
parents, he was literally giving
it to his mother for Effective
1:10:18
Altruism, which does a lot of
really good things, including
1:10:21
this whole AI scam. How did
1:10:24
Unknown: we get to the point
where Effective Altruism is
1:10:27
producing one of the biggest
frauds in history, it's also
1:10:29
becoming a major policy debate.
1:10:31
Adam Curry: So policy is code
for politics. The only way
1:10:35
Unknown: to really explain this
is to teach you back for the
1:10:37
intellectual history of the
movement. So the founding of
1:10:41
altruism is simple. And it's
persuasive. In order to do the
1:10:45
most good with your time and
money. You shouldn't just think
1:10:49
about your close circle of
friends and family, you
1:10:51
shouldn't just think about your
community, your country, you
1:10:54
should really be taking into
consideration all humans, the
1:10:57
world will suffer in a similar
way. If Trump's president we all
1:11:02
suffer in a similar way. A
classic example of putting this
1:11:04
into practice would be donating
money to local fire station. Oh,
1:11:08
Adam Curry: don't do that. Don't
don't
1:11:10
John C Dvorak: happen to Think
global act local. No, no, no.
1:11:13
Adam Curry: Yeah, hold on. It's
almost here. Pay local No, come
1:11:16
on France douche.
1:11:17
Unknown: Well, it will be using
the same amount of buy much more
1:11:20
mosquito nets to protect people.
Rather than just carry about
1:11:25
humorous effects about tourists
quickly realized that the same
1:11:28
principle should be applied to
anything that can suffer, right?
1:11:30
So that could write an animal
that could be a wild animal. A
1:11:35
human not alive today, a future
human in the future. So that's
1:11:40
where we get to this situation
where there are lots of
1:11:43
effective artists today who are
also long term ISTS. That means
1:11:46
people who are considered wild
animals that don't yet exist,
1:11:50
but could exist in the future.
1:11:52
John C Dvorak: So this is this
is the oh my god this I'm
1:11:55
getting Clip of the Day for
this. Thank you pieces show.
1:11:59
Yeah, they put that in there.
1:12:02
Adam Curry: Somewhere. So So
here's what I think happened.
1:12:07
These are this board is all
they're all most of them are
1:12:12
these effective altruists. They
totally believe in this stuff.
1:12:16
And by the way, a lot of weird
sex stuff going on in this the
1:12:19
economist that the economist did
articles on it, that you know,
1:12:23
they have these poly cules the
same thing Sam Backman fried had
1:12:27
in the Bahamas. This is going on
in San Francisco. This is Time
1:12:33
Magazine. Effective Altruism
promises to do good better.
1:12:37
These women say it has a toxic
culture of sexual harassment and
1:12:40
abuse. And let's see she this
woman she noticed the EAA
1:12:46
members in the Bay Area seem to
work together live together and
1:12:49
sleep together, often in
polyamorous sexual relationship
1:12:53
with complex professional
dynamics. Three times in one
1:12:56
year she says men at informal
EAA gatherings tried to convince
1:13:00
her to join the so called poly
cules. When she said she wasn't
1:13:05
interested, they would shame her
or try to pressure her casting
1:13:08
monogamy as a lifestyle governed
by jealousy and polyamory as a
1:13:12
more enlightened and rational
approach. Yeah, and so Sam bank
1:13:18
as
1:13:19
John C Dvorak: well love these
old sale these pictures go back
1:13:22
to the 50s but
1:13:23
Adam Curry: bagman freed was it
mean and these women, they also
1:13:28
were connected to Alameda. The
Alameda people came from this
1:13:32
Oxford Effective Altruism group.
And they were using Alameda as
1:13:38
the as the gateway from stealing
the billions of dollars from
1:13:43
investors and giving it to
Effective Altruism. There. You
1:13:46
have Sam Backman, screeds
parents, who were like, Oh, yes,
1:13:50
Effective Altruism put me on the
payroll for a million dollars
1:13:53
and put millions of dollars into
my super PAC so we can stop
1:13:56
Donald Trump to protect future
humans.
1:14:00
John C Dvorak: So this year,
he's a threat to democracy.
1:14:02
Adam Curry: I mean, it's
unbelievable how deep this goes.
1:14:05
And I think that after the blow
up of bet Sam Backman freed and
1:14:09
FTX like, holy crap, we got a
good thing going here. We can
1:14:13
have Altman who went on stage, I
think it's before the xi
1:14:17
meeting, and said, Oh, at Dev
day, hey, you know, it's not all
1:14:22
that dangerous. You can have an
app in my app store. And they
1:14:24
went, Oh, my God, everyone's
going to find out this thing is
1:14:27
lame. This this thing is no it
doesn't really do that much.
1:14:32
Listen to if you want to listen
to this toner woman a little
1:14:36
more, she's talking about AI and
she had the she here she went to
1:14:43
John C Dvorak: do we have
pictures of these people? So
1:14:44
yeah, she
1:14:46
Adam Curry: she looks like a
cute British, you know, pale
1:14:49
chick. Helen toner is a member
of the National Security college
1:14:53
futures Council as Director of
Strategy at Georgetown
1:14:57
Georgetown's Center for Security
and emerge Technology spook. She
1:15:01
previously worked as a senior
research analyst at the open
1:15:05
philanthropy project, where she
advised policy makers and grant
1:15:09
makers on AI policy and strategy
between working at open
1:15:13
philanthropy which I'm sure is
that not a sorrows? Deal? Sounds
1:15:17
like it? I don't
1:15:18
John C Dvorak: think it is. But
it's one of the better should.
1:15:21
I'm looking at the background of
this stuff, too. And it seems to
1:15:23
all stem from Sam banksman free
money. Yes.
1:15:28
Unknown: Listen to this.
1:15:30
John C Dvorak: Between working
at Open your bank been freed
1:15:32
must have been a moron.
1:15:34
Adam Curry: He wasn't more he
was an artist. He they abused
1:15:37
him. He's in jail for being
abused by mainly his parents
1:15:43
here between working at open and
all these other people should be
1:15:46
in jail with him open
philanthropy and joining CSAT.
1:15:49
Helen lived in Beijing, studying
the Chinese AI ecosystem. As a
1:15:54
research affiliate at Oxford
University Center for the
1:15:57
governance of AI. Helen has
written for Foreign Affairs and
1:16:01
other outlets on the national
security implications of CFR and
1:16:07
machine learning for China and
the United States as well as
1:16:09
testifying before the US China
economic and security review
1:16:13
commission. Maybe that's where
Altman said something wrong.
1:16:17
Helen holds a BS C in chemical
engineering and a diploma in
1:16:21
languages from the University of
Melbourne. So this is a
1:16:24
programmed woman. So listen to
her human facts.
1:16:29
Unknown: Right now, the machine
learning systems that we have
1:16:31
seems so poorly suited to any
kind of Battlefield use because,
1:16:35
you know, battlefields are
characterized by having highly
1:16:38
dynamic environments highly
unpredictable, there's an
1:16:40
adversary actively trying to
undermine your perception and
1:16:43
your decision making ability.
And the machine learning systems
1:16:46
that we have are just so far
from ready for an environment
1:16:49
like that. They really are
pretty brittle. They're
1:16:52
pronounced a spoof, they do
unpredictable things for
1:16:55
confusing reasons. So I think
really centering AI weapons as a
1:17:00
as the the core part of what
we're talking about, is
1:17:03
definitely premature. Sounds
1:17:04
Adam Curry: a little bit maybe
Sam was overhyping, this stuff.
1:17:07
And everything is like a cult,
like you have to tie ties. You
1:17:12
know, if you make under $50,000
a year, you have to give 1% to
1:17:16
the Effective Altruism,
charities, the approved
1:17:19
charities like the mosquito net,
1:17:20
John C Dvorak: this is a cult.
1:17:22
Adam Curry: If you make up to
$50 million, you should be
1:17:25
giving away 53% of all of your
money. It's a cult. It's a sex
1:17:30
cult. These people are weird,
and they're on the board here.
1:17:35
They're on the board and Altman
and now I'm actually thinking
1:17:37
Altman might be a pretty good
guy. Because Because he's like,
1:17:41
hey, I can make money with this
thing. We got Microsoft in here
1:17:43
we got billions of dollars.
Okay, you can have a little bit
1:17:46
free little probably you
1:17:47
John C Dvorak: know where he's
gonna end up
1:17:48
Unknown: dead.
1:17:50
John C Dvorak: Microsoft.
1:17:52
Unknown: Yeah. And yourself
1:17:54
John C Dvorak: sucks guys like
that up like there's no
1:17:55
tomorrow. He's going to be at
Microsoft.
1:17:59
Adam Curry: So the CTO who took
over her name is Mira Marathi
1:18:07
and I have a little bio here
Mira Marathi. She she she was
1:18:14
the Chief Technology Officer she
developed chat GPT dolly and if
1:18:21
you can here's what's cool. Mera
mera Marathi MIRMUR a ti if you
1:18:29
go to H I M IRMURATIMIR. M.
Okay, hello. Mi ra mera Marathi
1:18:41
Mura T I. And if I go to chat
GPT where I am right now and I
1:18:46
type in who is Mira Marathi. It
comes back as of my last
1:18:51
knowledge update in January
2022. I do not have specific
1:18:54
information about an individual
named Mira Marathi. She's the
1:18:57
Chief Technology Officer of the
company that makes this thing.
1:19:02
John C Dvorak: Have you seen
pictures of her? Yeah,
1:19:04
Unknown: I got a picture here.
1:19:09
Adam Curry: So she has
explicitly filtered herself out.
1:19:13
John C Dvorak: Death very funny.
1:19:15
Adam Curry: It's It's suspicious
is what it is. You think? So
1:19:20
there is something very deep,
very wrong. And I have a boots
1:19:26
on the ground from one of our
producers. Who says it hears he
1:19:31
just sent me a really long note.
I'm going to take a few
1:19:33
paragraphs more than you ever
wanted to know about Effective
1:19:35
Altruism, altruism because he
was a part of it. But he left a
1:19:39
few years back because he says
it got weird. Effective Altruism
1:19:44
falls out of a community called
less wrong, less wrong is or was
1:19:49
is dead best described as a male
self improvement cult for
1:19:53
autistic Jewish programmers.
Dude, this is so good. How about
1:19:57
that? Sam Backman freed anybody
It was started by a fellow named
1:20:02
Eliezer Yudkowsky, who drew
inspiration from rabbinical
1:20:06
teachings and combine it with
for lack of a better word,
1:20:09
extremely autistic navel gazing,
in order to write a bunch of
1:20:13
guides on cognitive biases,
human failings and how to
1:20:16
overcome them. The less wrong
community has a few foibles. One
1:20:20
of them is that they are way too
naive and trusting. So over the
1:20:22
past five to 10 years, they've
been co opted by the same trans
1:20:26
Marxist woke stuff that everyone
else has been captured by. So
1:20:29
now, AI risk has been co opted
from what it actually was to how
1:20:33
do we make AI not right wing.
makes so much sense. When EA
1:20:39
started the sales pitch was
pretty simple. Most charities
1:20:42
bullcrap you donate to some
local charity, they spend 80% of
1:20:45
the money on overhead, and the
remaining 20% of the money on
1:20:49
say a statue in the town square.
If you really like statues and
1:20:52
wasting money, that's cool. But
if you're someone who really
1:20:54
wants to do the unit,
utilitarian best thing with your
1:20:58
money, that's not cool. In any
case, this sort of arguing over
1:21:02
what the real utility function
is, was the best vector by which
1:21:05
politicization came in, then AI
started becoming a big deal. And
1:21:10
the powers that be noticed that
this organization has spent the
1:21:12
last 15 years basically
declaring themselves the experts
1:21:16
of AI. This is where all these
weird children come from. That's
1:21:20
my editorializing, the powers
that be did what they do and CO
1:21:24
opted everything. Most of the
less wrong, EAA, people were too
1:21:27
naive and trusting to understand
what happened and got snowed,
1:21:30
then SBF happened. And that
takes us to where we are today.
1:21:35
I think I might have written to
you about them before. This is
1:21:38
the community that came up with
the biohacking the idea that a
1:21:40
bunch of sad lonely men who
can't get dates could date each
1:21:44
other, if only they could
reverse conversion therapy
1:21:46
themselves into being gay. I
love and then there's the last
1:21:55
thing that I'm sure you said
Microsoft. But I have a report
1:22:00
here. Altman has been looking to
raise 10s of billions of dollars
1:22:03
for Middle Eastern sovereign
wealth funds to create an AI
1:22:06
chip startup. According to a
person with knowledge of the
1:22:10
investment proposal. Altman was
also courting SoftBank Group
1:22:14
Chairman Miyoshi song for a
multi billion dollar investment
1:22:18
in a new company to make AI
oriented hardware in partnership
1:22:22
with formal aperte. Apple
designer Johnny Ive, the Board
1:22:26
may have been put off by Altman
raising funds off of open AI his
1:22:30
name and these new companies not
sharing the same governance
1:22:33
model is open AI. I think that's
what happened here. You've got
1:22:37
bank. You've got this Altman,
who's a commercial guy. And he's
1:22:42
like, Yeah, let's just go this
is the we got something here.
1:22:45
It's not great. But it does fun
stuff. It's a cool chat bot.
1:22:49
We're hot. We can make a
billions and billions of dollars
1:22:53
he had zero equity in open AI,
this was his chance. And then
1:23:00
the the poly cules went now we
can't have that it's not good
1:23:06
for humanity. And then, you
know, of course, they pulled the
1:23:11
plug on this guy and all the
other commercial smart people in
1:23:15
the company. Well, yeah, we're
walking goodbye you felt you're
1:23:18
finding ALTMAN I will just go to
his next company. I think that's
1:23:21
that's that's kind of what JC
said is probably right. But
1:23:25
John C Dvorak: these these I
mean, that is a definite
1:23:28
possibility. But
1:23:30
Adam Curry: these people who are
on the board and these if for
1:23:33
John C Dvorak: those people that
just you know, but
1:23:36
Adam Curry: I think this we
there's a lot of people in
1:23:38
government. There's a lot
1:23:40
John C Dvorak: of these creeps
that are all over Silicon Valley
1:23:43
and elsewhere that are really,
they're all I think you nailed
1:23:48
it. Sex cultists. Yes. And you
look at these people and they
1:23:52
all you're right. There's a
bunch of there's some very
1:23:55
pleasant looking women who look
like easily be part of any sex
1:24:01
cult has ever been around. All
of them, including Marathi, and
1:24:06
a bunch of dorks Yeah, as
perfect as exactly what sex
1:24:10
calls tend to be. And one or two
charismatic males. Well,
1:24:15
Adam Curry: it's like 75% male
and these guys are making out
1:24:18
they got like chicks everywhere.
Living with them. I mean, that
1:24:24
that that Time Magazine is
horrible. I don't even want to
1:24:27
repeat some of the things that
happen to these women in these
1:24:29
poly cules. is, it's free. It's
really bad. Poly Q, they brought
1:24:36
in some Silicon Valley mediator
when there was a sexual
1:24:41
harassment claim. And this was
right around the time of me to
1:24:46
the Harvey Weinstein stuff and
she and she actually had it was
1:24:49
in a relationship with the guy
who was being accused. And that
1:24:54
she said, Oh, well, you're my
boy. You can't You shouldn't go
1:24:56
to the authorities. That's not
good. That could break up the
1:24:59
poly cool I mean Wow, just wow.
And I think Elon Musk is one of
1:25:07
these EAS with
1:25:09
John C Dvorak: all the different
women he has the rules for
1:25:11
dating him and all the rest you
think
1:25:13
Adam Curry: and his whole AI is
ai ai is is going to eat the
1:25:18
world. He's one of them. He's
one of these or at least he's
1:25:23
feigning to be one and effective
altruist
1:25:28
John C Dvorak: even though he's
there's no true evidence.
1:25:30
Adam Curry: No, but I just I
remember listening maker I
1:25:33
remember listening to the whole
Sam Altman interview on Joe
1:25:36
Rogan. I was so underwhelmed my
everything was like, yeah, maybe
1:25:39
five years, maybe 10 years.
Yeah, I don't know. Maybe it's
1:25:42
gonna be Yeah, be kind of a
Joe's like, well, we should have
1:25:45
an AI president. It's all gonna
happen. It'll be great. Well,
1:25:50
Joe, Joe was probably token up a
bit excitable. He is excitable,
1:25:54
and album was just not. And he's
the perfect Silicon Valley
1:25:58
douche. He's perfect. He's, he's
the Messiah. So it'll be
1:26:07
interesting to see what happens.
But this this board and this
1:26:11
open AI, I mean, I think they're
toasts.
1:26:16
Unknown: It'll be just the
second in a and, and this is all
1:26:23
public
1:26:23
John C Dvorak: domain already.
Yeah.
1:26:25
Adam Curry: I mean, I have
models running. That's another
1:26:27
part of the problem. And I'm
sure it was effective altruists
1:26:30
at Mehta, who released these
models in open source so that I
1:26:35
can now run 10 of them on my
machine and here at home,
1:26:37
because they were thinking
exactly this, oh, we can't let
1:26:40
someone like Sam Altman, you
know, commercialize this too
1:26:43
much. I guarantee you if we dig
deep enough, we can find out
1:26:46
that it was effective altruists
who did this long term lists,
1:26:51
which is just insane. This is
transhumanism in a way. These
1:26:57
are transhumanist people if
they're now and now they're
1:27:00
trans Maoists. And Ah
1:27:04
Unknown: It's sickening.
1:27:10
John C Dvorak: As disturbing,
maybe,
1:27:12
Unknown: yeah. Well, disturbing.
I'm just I'm just blown away by
1:27:17
it. And then these
1:27:22
Adam Curry: are the politicians
they were they were Oh, yeah.
1:27:25
Don't Well, Wolf. Boy. Yeah. But
we'll we'll make some
1:27:27
legislation. We'll put some
policy in there. Just give me 10
1:27:30
million bucks. This Sam bank
when freedom was given money to
1:27:33
all kinds of people on the right
and the left? Oh, yeah, we agree
1:27:37
with you, Sam. Sure. That that's
what that's what went wrong.
1:27:43
That's and yes, and you're
right, that kid was an autistic.
1:27:48
Just an autistic. And it doesn't
mean he wasn't smart. But yeah.
1:27:52
I can just see all those guys at
Sequoia Capital. He was playing
1:27:56
games during the pitch meeting.
The guy's a genius.
1:28:00
John C Dvorak: This is totally
the anyone should read yours. He
1:28:03
Kaczynski is being there to see
the movie with Peter Sellers.
1:28:09
And you can understand this.
These are the idiots who
1:28:13
misinterpret things, you know?
Well, he's just he's just
1:28:17
shoveled. He looks like shit.
He's crapping his pants. And
1:28:19
he's playing a game during a
pitch meeting must be a genius.
1:28:24
And, you
1:28:25
Adam Curry: know, with all this
military industrial complex
1:28:29
stuff being woven throughout
this board, including heard, you
1:28:34
got to think that you know, the
military's all in, you know, I
1:28:37
don't know, man. The more I
read, the more I see the more of
1:28:42
that. Yeah, it's good. You know,
it can write some code, it can
1:28:44
do that for you. Sure. It's
great a Bible scripture. You
1:28:47
know, it does other things quite
well. But I listened to these
1:28:50
podcasts where people are trying
out the latest models. And, you
1:28:53
know, I fed a whole book into
it. And after, you know, 18,000
1:28:58
tokens, then it starts to forget
stuff in the middle. I mean, I
1:29:03
know people who use this stuff
for spreadsheets, and then it
1:29:06
was like, well, one time out of
50. It gets the calculation
1:29:09
wrong, but so we'll use it
anyway. Quit, use the
1:29:12
spreadsheet. It's just not an
excellent product, but it's
1:29:17
cool. And it can kind of
simulate a person does art. And
1:29:22
I think actually, Altman's idea
is of an App Store's probably
1:29:27
pretty good. You know, I would
let me create an app and my app
1:29:31
would be all the no agenda
information. So we feed the
1:29:34
transcripts and all the articles
into it and then you can get
1:29:38
replies as as it would have been
discussed on no agenda and part
1:29:42
of it will be just as wrong as
we've been wrong. But at
1:29:46
John C Dvorak: least very rare.
You're giving it a lot of
1:29:48
credit.
1:29:50
Adam Curry: What's what's rarely
been wrong? Never we're never
1:29:53
wrong. Anyway, here's the ABC
with some AI news. Our buddy
1:29:59
back The whirly a new report
1:30:01
Unknown: on the safety of
artificial intelligence,
1:30:04
nonprofit media review or Common
Sense Media has a new rating
1:30:08
system Congress different AI
based products and how safe or
1:30:12
unsafe they may be for your
kids. Becky Worley breaks it all
1:30:15
down.
1:30:17
A new AI rating system created
by nonprofit Common Sense Media,
1:30:22
it evaluates a wide range of AI
products with varying degrees of
1:30:26
interactivity. Looking at
privacy, bias and
1:30:29
misinformation. In apps commonly
used by children. The best
1:30:33
reviews went to AI products for
education like ELO, which uses
1:30:37
speech recognition to help
children read from a limited
1:30:40
array of books, apps offering
wider services were less
1:30:44
favorably rated.
1:30:46
Adam Curry: Our thanks to Becky
Worley for that and with apps
1:30:50
used by kids the more I think
about I think our producer is
1:30:54
spot on that the only thing that
that the politicians really want
1:30:59
right now from AI is to make it
spit out Democrat talking points
1:31:03
and don't don't give anything
right wing. You know, don't
1:31:07
don't promote anything
conservative, make it all trans
1:31:10
Marxist, trans Maoist. That's
all they care about. Let's just
1:31:14
make sure the answers are
correct. Okay.
1:31:18
John C Dvorak: That can take a
look at meet our team, the
1:31:20
executive leadership team of
this Common Sense Media. And you
1:31:23
can just take a look at them and
you say yep. To what you just
1:31:28
said. Yep.
1:31:29
Adam Curry: It's a big group to
common sense
1:31:33
John C Dvorak: to be huge. It's
a big and they all look like
1:31:35
Democrats. Yeah, it's a big
group. Well, that reminds me
1:31:39
since you're bringing that up.
Let's go to the real spread.
1:31:42
You're overlooking all
1:31:44
Adam Curry: Oh, no, there's
there's an actual threat
1:31:45
somewhere.
1:31:46
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's a
you know that Ali Akbar winner.
1:31:49
That guy's name is on MSNBC. Ali
Velshi. Sure. No, that's it.
1:31:54
Adam Curry: Oh, revulsion. No.
Is it No, Ali? Ali? Yeah. No Ali
1:31:59
Velshi, Ali Velshi. Yeah, well,
1:32:02
John C Dvorak: he's taken over
for Oh, Donald for because he's
1:32:04
on vacation because of course
it's vacation time for
1:32:07
everybody. But oh, yeah, no,
nobody thanks for it. Let's go
1:32:10
at MSNBC Ellie. Like got it Ali
Akbar on greatest threat. We're
1:32:15
Unknown: facing a number of
historic challenges the war
1:32:18
between Israel and Hamas, with
1000s of Palestinian civilians
1:32:21
caught in the middle of what
could become a much bigger war.
1:32:24
The ongoing Russian invasion of
Ukraine were deepening fears of
1:32:28
whether China might invade
Taiwan While America is
1:32:31
indirectly supporting two major
wars, extreme political
1:32:35
polarization around the world
and here in America not to
1:32:37
mention a climate crisis that
threatens the habitability of
1:32:41
our very planet so much is going
wrong. So much threat threat
1:32:46
around us be framed, which one
is the most serious threat to
1:32:49
global stability? None of the
ones I mentioned Oh greatest
1:32:53
threat to the stability of the
world right now remains a twice
1:32:55
impeached multiple indicted
former president of this nation
1:32:59
Donald Trump is the greatest
threat the world face
1:33:02
Adam Curry: all right, there you
go. You nailed it on that one.
1:33:06
Who sent you that you don't
watch MSNBC?
1:33:09
John C Dvorak: I heard about
this clip and I tracked it down
1:33:12
Stanaway turf,
1:33:13
Adam Curry: what are you doing
on my grounds go away you're
1:33:16
John C Dvorak: the greatest
threat facing humanity and the
1:33:19
world is
1:33:20
Adam Curry: a DAP now he didn't
have that. Let's just get that
1:33:22
he didn't have the whole lineup.
He said double limitless.
1:33:26
Unknown: The greatest threat to
the stability of the world right
1:33:29
now remains a twice impeached
multiple indicted former
1:33:31
president of this nation dice
1:33:34
Adam Curry: impeach multiple
indicted former president of
1:33:36
best shot Donald
1:33:37
Unknown: Trump is the greatest
threat the world faces.
1:33:42
Adam Curry: The whole world
faces this threat latest
1:33:44
gentleman. He doesn't
1:33:46
John C Dvorak: follow up. You
want to hear more? Yes, I did
1:33:49
cut it off because it's just too
much. I
1:33:51
Unknown: was good. Donald Trump
is the greatest threat the world
1:33:54
faces. Here's why. Here's why.
Here's real global crises I
1:33:58
mentioned actually hang in
extremely delicate balance with
1:34:01
President Biden steady hand on
the wheel. as chaotic as things
1:34:06
may seem right now ask yourself,
how much worse do they get with
1:34:09
Donald Trump in the White House?
He's on the case. Joe Biden is
1:34:13
with Ukraine. He's redeveloping
the relationship with xi in
1:34:16
China. He sure has annoyed a lot
of people at home with his
1:34:19
Israel policy. But he has
created more space for an
1:34:23
American president to influence
Israel than we've seen in a
1:34:25
while. And he has a real
commitment to solving the
1:34:28
climate crisis. Here's, here's
how those situations can play
1:34:33
out with Donald Trump at the
helm. According to a recent
1:34:36
piece by The Economist quote,
knowing that America would
1:34:38
abandon Europe, Mr. Putin would
have an incentive to fight on in
1:34:42
Ukraine and to pick off former
Soviet countries such as Moldova
1:34:46
or the Baltic states. Without
American pressure, Israel is
1:34:50
unlikely to generate an internal
consensus for peace talks with
1:34:54
the Palestinians by asserting
that America has no global
1:34:58
responsibility to help deal with
climate Chang, Mr. Trump would
1:35:01
crush efforts to slow it. And he
is surrounded by China hawks who
1:35:06
believe confrontation is the
only way to preserve American
1:35:10
dominance.
1:35:13
John C Dvorak: Of course, this
is all extracted from an article
1:35:16
in the piece of shit magazine,
The Economist, which is run by
1:35:21
that woman, Zanny vadose, who's
a, just a ridiculous Marxist for
1:35:28
all practical purposes. And
she's is all around. She hated
1:35:32
Trump when he was in office, and
she's hated the old debt all
1:35:35
Republicans ever since ever
since she got the job. I think
1:35:38
she started working there. 94 I
think she got promoted to editor
1:35:43
in chief around toward 2005 or
something like that. So that's
1:35:47
where they're getting this, The
Economist is already concerned
1:35:51
about Trump.
1:35:52
Adam Curry: Well, I mean, that
somehow they have to spin all
1:35:56
this to discredit Trump again, I
mean, it Elon is okay. In fact,
1:36:02
now would be the time for Trump
to get back on top posting on
1:36:05
Twitter.
1:36:08
Unknown: This would be a good
moment for him
1:36:10
John C Dvorak: to switch to
annoy them. Yeah. Yeah, maybe
1:36:13
because he's
1:36:13
Adam Curry: coming out. He's, if
anything, I think President
1:36:16
Trump is sitting like, crap, man
that I'm talking about me that I
1:36:19
need. I need some I need some
juice here. Blitz, er, and what
1:36:24
can we do? He is getting all the
attention. This is not good.
1:36:29
John C Dvorak: Left hook Trump
clips as you want to bring it
1:36:31
up. Can
1:36:32
Adam Curry: I just Oh, yeah.
Okay. We'll come back to the
1:36:34
Lensky in a moment. Sure. Sure.
Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump
1:36:37
John C Dvorak: and back to what
were we gonna do?
1:36:38
Adam Curry: I was gonna come
back to Zelinsky.
1:36:40
John C Dvorak: I was like, Yeah,
well, Trump, Trump. Trump trials
1:36:45
one
1:36:45
Unknown: leaked confidential
videos of former Trump lawyers
1:36:48
could shake up the Georgia
election interference case. Oh,
1:36:51
no. From NPR. This is Trump's
trials. I'm Scott Tetro. This is
1:36:56
a persecution violations for
national security laws. We need
1:37:00
one more indictment.
1:37:03
To close out this election,
1:37:05
just stormed out of the corner.
1:37:09
proven guilty in a court of law.
Once a week we talk through the
1:37:14
latest developments in the legal
trials of former President
1:37:17
Donald Trump. We have updates on
the New York Civil Trial and the
1:37:19
January 6, federal election
interference case that we'll get
1:37:22
to in a moment. But this week,
the main focus is that Georgia
1:37:26
election interference case
remember, this is the
1:37:28
racketeering or Rico case
against Trump and many other co
1:37:31
defendants. Four of those co
defendants have taken plea deals
1:37:34
already. And now with these
leaked videos, we've learned
1:37:37
more about the conversations
inside the White House between
1:37:40
Election Day and inauguration
panic.
1:37:42
Adam Curry: That guy sounds like
Ben Shapiro. Slow down by 1.5.
1:37:48
John C Dvorak: Very interesting
observation. Yeah. Well, before
1:37:51
we play clip to you by want to
know what you're listening to
1:37:54
NPR? No, this is the new and
play this clip. This is the
1:38:00
teaser for it. New NPR podcast.
1:38:03
Adam Curry: Oh, everybody is
also just
1:38:07
Unknown: really hard to follow.
So we have created Trump's
1:38:10
trials, a new NPR podcast hosted
by me, where we break down the
1:38:14
big news from each of Trump's
cases and talk about what it all
1:38:18
means for democracy. Each
episode is about 15 minutes, and
1:38:21
we are sharing the latest one
with you here today.
1:38:25
Adam Curry: Really sounds like
so
1:38:27
John C Dvorak: you're right. He
sounds exactly like a slow down
1:38:30
Ben Shapiro. Exactly.
1:38:33
Unknown: That's pretty
interesting. Yeah. So
1:38:36
John C Dvorak: this is to show
this. So this particular podcast
1:38:41
about some leaked videos and
leaked videos, leaked videos,
1:38:44
what lawyers taught to be leaked
videos of the depositions.
1:38:50
Unknown: And the lawyers. Big
deal.
1:38:53
John C Dvorak: So So here's part
two, and they have actually one
1:38:56
of the leaked videos and it's
pretty lame. And
1:38:59
Unknown: that's where the news
was. As part of that
1:39:01
cooperation. The defendant sat
down for lengthy interviews with
1:39:04
prosecutors to tell them what
they know. And this week several
1:39:08
of those interviews, including
conversations with Congress,
1:39:11
Russian lawyer, Sidney Powell
and Jenna Ellis were leaked to
1:39:13
ABC News, Dominica, what were
the main headlines from these
1:39:17
tariffs?
1:39:18
Well, seeing Jenna Ellis sort of
flip on Trump was really notable
1:39:21
and saying that she'd heard from
one of Trumps aides, danske of
1:39:26
you know, that the boss isn't
going to leave office, really
1:39:29
kind of a fascinating thing to
show sort of Trump's state of
1:39:32
mind and how much he really
wanted to stay in power.
1:39:35
But Melissa Trump's legal team
was pretty quick to respond to
1:39:39
that saying, Who cares what this
aide said, in a sense, because
1:39:43
for all the other things that
happen, Trump did leave office.
1:39:46
He didn't hold himself up in the
White House. He didn't try to
1:39:48
remain President. No,
1:39:49
that's right. And you can
imagine what the response to
1:39:53
this would be at trial. I'm no
one to discredit Jenna Ellis as
1:39:57
someone who has a real incentive
to play nice with the
1:40:01
prosecution, but also someone
who may not actually be that
1:40:05
truthful herself. She was
formally a co defendant. They
1:40:08
will also I think, note that
this was a statement that Janet
1:40:11
Ellis heard from someone else,
Dan Scavino. She did not hear
1:40:15
this from Trump himself. So it
doesn't actually go to provide
1:40:19
clear evidence of Trump's own
mindset with regard to power or
1:40:23
leaving peacefully.
1:40:24
Adam Curry: So right so they do
a 15 minute a day podcast about
1:40:28
a video a leaked video which we
have no audio of, which actually
1:40:32
wasn't something someone said,
but it was someone telling that
1:40:36
was Jenna Aleister Yeah, third
party information. This guy
1:40:39
John C Dvorak: told me that that
again, we told him that and I
1:40:43
heard from so and so that so and
so I knew that somebody else
1:40:45
news does something at something
and say, we don't even have a
1:40:48
clip. Yeah, I looked for a clip.
I couldn't find it. So Mike
1:40:53
Adam Curry: Johnson, what a
generic name. Mike Johnson, the
1:40:57
Speaker of the House released
the tapes. So this is 10,000
1:41:03
hours or 40 30 million hours of
videotape that is being released
1:41:08
to the public 90 hours at a
time. And everybody's Oh, look
1:41:12
at this. Oh, everyone's gonna
get out of jail. Now. Everyone's
1:41:16
looking at the cylinder getting
out of anything. And of course,
1:41:19
of course, you know, everyone's
just go oh, look at us. Look at
1:41:22
all this. Oh, it was it was not
it was not an insurrection. It's
1:41:26
gotten so bad. Now with this
blatant lie about insurrection.
1:41:31
Remember, remember that this was
worse than 911. So this is
1:41:35
actually worse than October 6,
October 7, January 6, worse than
1:41:41
October 7 in Israel, according
to their logic, yeah. Danna bash
1:41:47
on CNN. Made a big boo boo. And
man, the control room jumped on
1:41:53
her. In fact, who's the who's
the new lady Lopez from? She's
1:41:57
PBS.
1:41:58
John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah. Load
the Lopez girl. She's Lopez,
1:42:00
PBS. She Okay, she got a million
front names. She's got one of
1:42:04
those Catholic names. I just
call her Lopez.
1:42:06
Adam Curry: Yes. So she, she's
on the panel with data. Yeah.
1:42:09
What
1:42:10
John C Dvorak: is she doing
there? Well, isn't that what we
1:42:12
should lose her agent so she
came out of nowhere. So
1:42:15
Adam Curry: listen to danobat
screw it up. The control room
1:42:17
jumps in and then Lopez bails
her out
1:42:21
Unknown: now to an anti war
rally that turned violent. This
1:42:24
was the scene outside the
Democratic National Committee
1:42:27
headquarters. Right here in
Washington last night.
1:42:30
Protesters were demanding a
ceasefire in Gaza, but ended up
1:42:34
clashing with police. The top
three House Democrats were all
1:42:38
inside the building at the time
and had to be evacuated. It's
1:42:42
another sign of the growing
divide among Democrats over
1:42:45
President Biden's handling of
the Israel Hamas war. Our great
1:42:49
reporters are back. And Laura. I
mean, that is quite an image. We
1:42:53
haven't seen an image like that
since January 6 Totally
1:42:56
different kinds of people. I
mean, not that I don't want it
1:43:00
back. Take it back, compare the
route. But the idea that there
1:43:07
was while it's and that there
were Capitol police officers
1:43:10
there, I believe there are about
six Capitol police officers that
1:43:13
were injured, according to the
Capitol Police that put out that
1:43:17
report last night. But there is
a there are key differences I've
1:43:21
written compared to January
skirts, but it was a class and
1:43:24
the protesters or the ralliers
were selling a rally or sways
1:43:29
and the exit ways. And that's
why police confronted them and
1:43:33
tried to get them to move
because people couldn't exit or
1:43:35
enter and that was it Democrat
most senior House Democrats.
1:43:40
Job Lopez.
1:43:42
Adam Curry: This unbelievable.
Oh, no, I wouldn't compare to
1:43:46
that more. No, good.
1:43:51
Unknown: There's no good. People
are going insane.
1:43:55
Adam Curry: To go going insane.
I got some minutes here. Right.
1:44:01
So this is a lot of this is
happening on CNN. I think CNN
1:44:06
I've haven't looked at the
ratings, but probably enjoying
1:44:08
some some better than normal
ratings with this hope. So
1:44:12
there's so much to go live to,
you know, like, Oh, we're here
1:44:14
live here. So we have this
problem with our universities,
1:44:20
which I think if you've listened
to the no agenda program, you've
1:44:23
probably noticed this as well.
You know, we have a trans Maoist
1:44:28
movement that is captured. And
it's the educators who are then
1:44:33
riling up these kids and it's
It's now two generations of
1:44:36
college students. And now it's
come back to bite the Democrats
1:44:40
specifically in the butt because
they're the other column for the
1:44:44
calling Joe Biden, their
president, a genocidal maniac.
1:44:49
And so we need to do something
about this. And you know, we
1:44:52
just want everyone to know that
we're going to have to do some
1:44:55
investigation of these colleges
Department of
1:44:58
Unknown: Education is locked
investigation. turns into seven
1:45:00
schools after receiving
complaints about alleged
1:45:02
incidents of anti semitism and
Islamophobia then no,
1:45:05
Adam Curry: there's no
complaints of Islamophobia.
1:45:07
That's a lie. You're just
putting that in there just to
1:45:10
make it sound like it. But that
gets balanced.
1:45:13
Unknown: Yeah, incidents of anti
semitism and Islamophobia. That
1:45:16
is, according to an
administration official, the
1:45:17
investigations include five anti
semitism cases and two
1:45:20
Islamophobia cases, among the
schools K through 12 school in
1:45:24
Kansas and six colleges,
including Cornell, Columbia, and
1:45:27
the University of Pennsylvania.
1:45:28
Adam Curry: Where's Harvard, and
all those guys were at Harvard,
1:45:31
they left them out to touch
campus,
1:45:32
Unknown: Columbia, and they left
those out in a rise in tension
1:45:35
over the Israel Hamas war.
Joining us now to discuss all
1:45:38
this education secretary Miguel
Cardona.
1:45:40
We appreciate your time, sir.
1:45:41
Thanks for coming here. I know
you've said in the past that
1:45:43
there was an uptick in
1:45:46
a big uptick.
1:45:49
So the the filing of concerns
about this? How many
1:45:52
investigations do you think that
will lead to? We already have
1:45:55
these initial matches are more
coming?
1:45:57
Yeah, I anticipate more coming.
Look. Thank you for having me
1:46:00
here, Phil. First of all, you
know, we take the responsibility
1:46:04
very seriously to protect
students freedom to learn in an
1:46:07
environment that's free of hate
freedom
1:46:10
Adam Curry: to learn.
1:46:11
John C Dvorak: What does the
Department of Education have to
1:46:13
do with the management of these
colleges?
1:46:15
Adam Curry: They need the White
House needed. So I wanted to go
1:46:17
out there and say someone's done
with school cred. As they talk
1:46:22
about investigations. They have
nothing to do with these private
1:46:27
institutions.
1:46:29
John C Dvorak: Well, even the
public ones are governed by the
1:46:32
debt department. But it's their
state. Governor Yark,
1:46:36
Adam Curry: they have to get the
word out. Elon is the true the
1:46:39
true.
1:46:40
John C Dvorak: Elon is a bad
guy. And Biden is not genocide.
1:46:43
Joe? No, we're
1:46:44
Adam Curry: trying to fix this
because everyone has the freedom
1:46:46
to learn, not freedom of speech,
we owe that
1:46:49
Unknown: students freedom to
learn in an environment that's
1:46:52
free of hate. And the feeling of
threatening, we've spoken as
1:46:57
students a different use of
feeling faces,
1:46:59
Adam Curry: the feeling of
threatening, these are American
1:47:03
values, you should be free of
threatening and
1:47:08
Unknown: the feeling of
threatening. We've spoken to
1:47:10
students at different
universities we've been listened
1:47:14
to. This was not
1:47:15
John C Dvorak: even a right.
That's not a term doesn't mean
1:47:18
is the freedom of threatening,
yes,
1:47:20
Adam Curry: the freedom of
threatening,
1:47:22
John C Dvorak: he's making stuff
up. I
1:47:24
Adam Curry: would say that's
correct. Yes, of course. Of
1:47:26
course. We need to get the word
out there. Look, we can't get
1:47:30
through on Twitter anymore,
because there's no more good
1:47:33
news. You can't communicate
through Twitter. So we have to
1:47:37
do it through Well, CNN didn't
1:47:39
John C Dvorak: really hear that.
But the Biden team has put it
1:47:41
that Biden has put a team
together so they can push the
1:47:44
Biden agenda and the Biden
messages on tick tock Doh, of
1:47:48
course, that
1:47:49
Adam Curry: team Halo we're
getting the band back together
1:47:51
course makes
1:47:52
Unknown: sense students freedom
to learn, and an environment
1:47:55
that's free of hate, and the
feeling of threatening. We've
1:47:59
spoken as students at different
universities, we've been in over
1:48:02
five different states. Listen to
this parents, we've lived in
1:48:05
students who feel under attack
and threatened learning. Very
1:48:10
serious. We're Civil Rights
Agency, and we're protecting the
1:48:13
rights of students.
1:48:13
Adam Curry: So there's various
civil rights agency here
1:48:18
John C Dvorak: a civil rights
agency. Yes, yes. The Department
1:48:22
of Education is a civil rights
Hi, oh, six,
1:48:25
Adam Curry: title six baby.
1:48:27
Unknown: Do you find the balance
here in the sense of free speech
1:48:30
versus discrimination? It's been
a gray area forever. It's
1:48:33
certainly not getting easier to
figure out right now. You have
1:48:35
actual tools, enforcement power
here. What is the bouncer
1:48:38
threshold?
1:48:39
Adam Curry: They have
enforcement power. They have
1:48:42
enforcement power over
universities
1:48:44
John C Dvorak: under what US
Code?
1:48:47
Unknown: I don't know section
1:48:48
John C Dvorak: enforcement
powers. Do they have title?
1:48:50
Because they have a police
department?
1:48:52
Adam Curry: I'll bet you they
got guns. If they do. They got
1:48:54
guns, you know, and if
1:48:55
John C Dvorak: they do they have
guns. We're
1:48:57
Unknown: bringing together
college leaders and K 12.
1:49:00
Leaders. We're getting great
examples. But what they need to
1:49:04
know is 12 leader,
1:49:07
John C Dvorak: a social studies
teacher in the fifth grade, I
1:49:09
mean,
1:49:12
Adam Curry: K to 12.
1:49:13
John C Dvorak: Leader,
1:49:14
Adam Curry: I want a business
card that says Hi, I'm Adam
1:49:17
curry. K through 12. Leader.
1:49:19
John C Dvorak: Yeah.
1:49:20
Adam Curry: Wow, that's
impressive. Are you an
1:49:21
enforcement agency? Yep. Well,
1:49:23
Unknown: what they need to know
is number one, they have to be
1:49:25
open and honest about what's
happening on their campus,
1:49:28
communicate with students
communicate with families
1:49:30
regularly be visible, and
recognize that while students do
1:49:34
have the right to express
themselves, there's a threshold
1:49:37
that has to be communicated very
clearly, what they can't do. The
1:49:40
resources that we have online
are available to them. Our
1:49:42
offices are available for
technical assistance. We want to
1:49:45
support them in this work, but
at the end of the day, they
1:49:47
should know that if the they're
not protecting students, we are
1:49:51
going to investigate and if we
have to, we will withhold
1:49:53
and your point being that
1:49:54
Adam Curry: we will what we will
withhold funds protecting
1:49:57
Unknown: students, we are going
to investigate and if we have Do
1:50:00
we will withhold and your point
being I can't. When he says what
1:50:03
he tries to say funds
investigate and if we have to,
1:50:06
we will withhold and your point
being that
1:50:07
we will who's here they know the
line because lay out the line,
1:50:11
you have detailed the line. And
if they crossed the line or the
1:50:13
line gets crossed, they should
be aware
1:50:15
there is a line, we can work
with them to make sure that
1:50:17
based on their situation,
they're getting the sleep that
1:50:19
they need. But they need to be
clear.
1:50:21
Adam Curry: Maybe it's more
clear in this clip from the view
1:50:25
who had Alyssa Farah Griffin.
Now is that know that she's from
1:50:31
the VA? I don't know.
1:50:33
John C Dvorak: Though this is on
the view, I
1:50:34
Adam Curry: think. No, I
1:50:35
John C Dvorak: don't Trump sell
out.
1:50:38
Adam Curry: Magewell Cardona. I
guess, let's let's listen. Maybe
1:50:42
the ladies of the you will have
cleared up for me.
1:50:44
Unknown: We're taking this very
seriously. We announced last
1:50:46
night seven open investigations.
We're going to be very
1:50:49
transparent. Yeah, the same guy.
Yeah. Same guy with which guys
1:50:52
are now being investigated. That
information is going to be
1:50:55
clearly
1:50:56
Adam Curry: this is a PR
campaign because it goes from
1:50:58
CNN to the view. We've got to
communicate to the mothers in
1:51:02
the in the housewives of the
world who watched the view that
1:51:05
this will not stand we are not
genocide, Joe, we are the good
1:51:08
guys, this can't happen. And pay
attention because we're gonna
1:51:12
come for you children. We're
1:51:14
Unknown: taking this very
seriously. We announced last
1:51:16
night seven open investigations,
we're going to be very
1:51:18
transparent with which schools
are now being investigated. That
1:51:21
information is public to us.
With College,
1:51:25
John C Dvorak: does he tell us
to seven schools, he's got to be
1:51:27
very transparent. He's got seven
schools and their sights, who
1:51:31
are the schools, let's find out
which
1:51:32
Unknown: schools are now being
investigated, that information
1:51:34
is gonna be public. We're gonna
work with college presidents
1:51:37
with superintendents, we're
going to talk to students, we're
1:51:39
gonna get through this. At the
end of the day, the freedom to
1:51:43
learn in a safe environment is
something that we're going to
1:51:45
protect you. And
1:51:46
if I may ask you, are you able
to share how many complaints the
1:51:49
Department of Education has
gotten?
1:51:51
You know, we've gotten more in
the last month and all of last
1:51:55
year when it comes to these.
Wow,
1:51:57
Adam Curry: how many is it not?
Wow, wow, how many three? Is a
1:52:02
3000? Wow, seven. Wow. You know,
several you said, you
1:52:06
Unknown: know, we've gotten more
in the last gotten month and all
1:52:09
of last year when it comes to
these topics. So what we're
1:52:12
doing right now is going through
the process of investigations,
1:52:15
or the request for
investigations to see whether we
1:52:19
open them or not. We opened
seven yesterday. I anticipate
1:52:22
many more.
1:52:23
Adam Curry: This is this is a
this is an outrage. The
1:52:27
government is coming after
students for them protesting at
1:52:32
schools. I don't care who you're
protesting. That's wrong. That
1:52:38
is wrong was resolved
1:52:39
John C Dvorak: in the 60s with
the free speech movement at
1:52:42
Berkeley.
1:52:43
Adam Curry: Did they bust some
heads?
1:52:46
John C Dvorak: Oh, they bust a
lot of heads but it at the in
1:52:49
the end. At the end of the day,
the students won out and
1:52:53
everything was changed ever
since then. Protests
1:52:56
Adam Curry: are what students
want out I don't What are you
1:52:59
saying
1:52:59
John C Dvorak: the students were
allowed to have protests against
1:53:02
their issues that were taking
place where the campus was
1:53:05
closing down certain vendors and
they had these guys sitting
1:53:09
behind a table saying I don't
like breasts change my mind kind
1:53:13
of stuff. And drowner
1:53:20
Adam Curry: I don't like breast.
You know, this is this is anti
1:53:25
American. This is unAmerican.
This is wrong. I don't care what
1:53:29
you're protesting. Exactly. I
don't like boobs. Whatever it
1:53:31
is. The government should have
no business.
1:53:35
John C Dvorak: No, they don't.
But this says that it's worth
1:53:38
doing it both agree to which is
they're trying to quash this
1:53:43
genocide Joe meme? Because it's
gonna hurt the Democrat Party.
1:53:49
Tears
1:53:50
Adam Curry: will come. Tears
will blood will be there'll be
1:53:55
blood on the moon as my mom
would say. This is not going to
1:53:58
end well if they think they're
going to send goons into college
1:54:02
campuses. We although I may
agree with you know, I mean, I'd
1:54:06
love for lots of these protests
and not happen but that's not
1:54:09
that's not America. You can
protest up and you can you can
1:54:13
go with your pussy hats. You can
put your your Kifah Jez on you
1:54:17
can do whatever you want. But
the government is so freaked out
1:54:21
now that you're not doing it
right. Hello, protests. Elon
1:54:25
Musk protest Trump don't protest
genocide. Joe? No, this is not
1:54:30
good. We're gonna come and beat
you up.
1:54:32
Unknown: I anticipate many more,
which is why? You know, a lot of
1:54:34
folks are telling us, oh, you
need to act on that. But they're
1:54:37
also saying in the same breath,
we're going to cut funding for
1:54:40
the Office for Civil Rights. We
need to make sure we have folks
1:54:43
at the department that can
investigate this right away. Our
1:54:46
kids safety cannot be
compromised. So the referrals
1:54:49
will go to the Civil Rights
Division at the US Attorney's at
1:54:52
the at the US Department of
Education. Asia, we're a civil
1:54:55
rights agency to a lot of people
don't. So we have a civil we
1:54:58
have the Office for Civil Rights
that investigate exists
1:55:00
independently to make sure that
all the facts are taken into
1:55:03
account. Okay, so
1:55:04
Adam Curry: now I understand. So
they are also a civil rights
1:55:06
agency. You didn't know that but
you do now, which means your
1:55:10
right to free learning, freedom
of learning and freedom to not
1:55:16
be threatened is under attack. I
don't think that that anyone who
1:55:23
just wants to learn is being
threatened. Wow. Okay, so now we
1:55:29
have Morning Joe. We have
another fine dude showing up
1:55:32
Jonathan Greenblatt, the out of
control CEO of the anti
1:55:36
Defamation League, these coming
unhinged. I
1:55:40
Unknown: am so sick of the safe
spaces conversation. Talk to me
1:55:44
about safe spaces when your
campuses are literally unsafe,
1:55:49
these college administrators and
you know, it's the oppression
1:55:52
Olympics Joe. It's the
oppression Olympics where you
1:55:54
either play oppressor or
oppressed. And in this
1:55:57
victimology madness, Jews are
somehow put at the bottom. This
1:56:02
is
1:56:02
Adam Curry: really phenomenal.
What we're witnessing here, the
1:56:05
whole the whole base, political
base, has been told for years
1:56:15
and years and years. You are
being oppressed, you're a
1:56:19
victim. you're black, you're
gay, you're lesbian, you're
1:56:22
trans, evil, evil right wingers,
white people, they hate you.
1:56:27
This is now now on MSNBC. We all
have to say yeah, you know, this
1:56:33
safe space does that bullcrap
it's falling apart. It's like a
1:56:39
natural occurrence. It's like,
like, like a fire putting itself
1:56:44
out. It's crazy. This is so
beautiful to watch
1:56:47
Unknown: madness. Jews are
somehow put at the bottom. But
1:56:50
here's the thing, Joe, I am so
tired of the cowardice. I am so
1:56:54
tired of the university
presidents. I am looking right
1:56:57
at you. If you violate title
six, and you make your students
1:57:02
unsafe, ADL is coming for you
know, if you
1:57:07
Adam Curry: let me tell you, I'm
more afraid of ADL than I am. Of
1:57:11
Education. Yeah. So hold on.
What is that? What is title six?
1:57:14
Exactly. Do you know what title
six is?
1:57:16
John C Dvorak: I think it's an
equal civil rights equal access
1:57:20
kind of thing.
1:57:20
Adam Curry: Okay. Overview.
Title 642. US US for US Code was
1:57:26
enacted as part of the landmark
civil rights act of 1964. It
1:57:29
prohibits discrimination on the
basis of race, color and
1:57:33
national origin in programs and
activities, receiving federal
1:57:37
finance financial assistance. As
President Kennedy said in 1963,
1:57:43
simple justice requires that
public funds to which all
1:57:47
taxpayers of all races, colors
and national origins contribute
1:57:50
not be spent in any fashion,
which encourages in trenches
1:57:54
subsidize or results in racial
discrimination. So they're using
1:58:03
title six. I guess, to take away
funds from these universities,
1:58:11
these universities actually get
funds from the government.
1:58:15
John C Dvorak: Well, you know
how it goes, do I search funds
1:58:19
sometimes? A lot of research
money that goes into the big
1:58:24
schools, K through 12 gets
nothing but
1:58:27
Adam Curry: medical, medical,
military,
1:58:30
John C Dvorak: military funds.
1:58:33
Adam Curry: I thought it would
be a little more fun if they
1:58:35
went to bust heads honestly. But
okay, so
1:58:37
John C Dvorak: like, you know
what the seven schools were
1:58:40
transparent versus seven
schools,
1:58:42
Unknown: find out a title six,
and you make your students
1:58:46
unsafe, ADL is coming for you.
If you create environments where
1:58:50
Jewish students are hostile or
being harassed, being targeted,
1:58:54
I got news for you. You may have
a moral weakness, but you also
1:58:59
have a fiduciary responsibility
to protect your institutions and
1:59:04
look whether you're going to
lose 10s of millions of donor
1:59:06
dollars and you will or you lose
hundreds of millions in federal
1:59:11
funding because you lose title
six, and you will we are coming
1:59:15
for you because I'm tired of
waiting Joe. I'm tired of
1:59:18
waiting for them to protect my
Jewish kids in school, so I'm
1:59:22
going to protect them with the
full force of the law. seven
1:59:26
Adam Curry: schools are an
investigation as of November 16,
1:59:29
Lafayette College, Cornell
University, Columbia University
1:59:33
Wellesley College, University of
Pennsylvania, the Cooper Union
1:59:37
for the advancement of science
and art, and Kansas is Mays
1:59:41
Unified School District. Five of
the complaints allege anti
1:59:46
semitic harassment and to allege
anti Muslim harassment.
1:59:52
Unknown: Well, that just mean
where are these victims?
1:59:59
Adam Curry: The whole thing is
it's beautiful to watch ginned
2:00:03
up. It's yeah ginned up. It's
beautiful to watch like, stop
2:00:07
it. We can't have these protests
anymore. Please, please, please
2:00:12
Trump, any of this stuff these
protests and
2:00:15
John C Dvorak: they don't need
more coverage by the mainstream
2:00:19
media with signage that says
genocide Joe, they've been
2:00:22
keeping that pretty much to a
minimum. But you know, those
2:00:24
signs are everywhere.
2:00:25
Adam Curry: is great. But it's
hilarious. If there was a chant,
2:00:30
I don't think I don't think I
clipped it because you couldn't
2:00:33
hear it well enough, but it was
a chant was it had genocide Joe
2:00:41
in there. But these chants are
they're just spells these
2:00:45
children are under spells. The
told hey, hey, ho ho genocide
2:00:49
Joe got to go. It's just spells.
It's witchcraft. And they've
2:00:53
fallen for it is fantastic.
That's good. It's pretty expect
2:00:59
let's go to Zelinsky for a
moment. Something beautiful
2:01:02
happened. Because I guess the
foreign secretary in the United
2:01:09
Kingdom, where Ricci soon acts,
government. He's not elected by
2:01:15
the way. He was just catapulted
in after they got rid of the
2:01:21
woman. And so the female No,
2:01:27
John C Dvorak: yeah, he got
catapulted in after he got rid
2:01:29
of Boris Johnson.
2:01:31
Adam Curry: No, they had that
woman in for three weeks. Oh,
2:01:36
don't you remember? Yeah.
There's a interim Yeah. And then
2:01:40
and he's interim too. And then
his foreign secretary said, and
2:01:44
we can't have all these
multiculturalism doesn't work.
2:01:47
Get him. Get him out of here.
Send them to Rwanda.
2:01:51
John C Dvorak: Rwanda.
2:01:53
Adam Curry: That's no good.
Bring back Cameron. Yeah, that
2:01:57
guy. So Cameron, if I recall, is
the guy who said we're not
2:02:01
worried about this Brexit we'll
just do a vote. Let's do an
2:02:04
election. We'll do a vote we'll
do and then, of course, Brexit
2:02:07
took place. So he's got three
rug pulled up. He's a real
2:02:12
winner. So now he's been sent
over to to Ukraine to go talk to
2:02:17
the Lenski very dangerous
journey. As you can understand,
2:02:21
Unknown: it's David Cameron's
first working trip abroad as the
2:02:23
UK Foreign Secretary, the
destination Kyiv to meet with
2:02:28
Ukrainian president Volodymyr
Zelensky and emphasize London
2:02:31
support for Ukraine
2:02:34
for moral support the diplomatic
support and economic military
2:02:38
support just this year next
year, politics
2:02:43
the former UK Prime Minister
made a point of stating that he
2:02:46
plans to get the communications
right with all Ukraine's friends
2:02:49
and allies to ensure that the
attention is directed to
2:02:52
Ukraine. Other topics including
weapons and arms production and
2:02:56
the security situation in the
Black Sea. Zelinsky expressed
2:03:00
his gratitude for Cameron's
visit at a time when global
2:03:03
attention has shifted to
Israel's war on Gaza.
2:03:06
You know the world is not focus
on on the station or on our
2:03:11
battle shells. In Ukraine. We
are thankful that UK always
2:03:16
supported Ukraine.
2:03:18
It's been over 600 days since
Russia's invasion of Ukraine,
2:03:22
and the war is continuing with
no end in sight. both Ukrainian
2:03:26
and Russian authorities have
kept tight lipped on the number
2:03:29
of soldiers killed since
February 2022. But some reports
2:03:33
put them close to 70,000 and
120,000 respectively. So far,
2:03:38
the UK has committed over 4
billion pounds in military
2:03:42
assistance to Ukraine committed
2:03:45
committed not paid committed.
2:03:48
John C Dvorak: So have a bunch
of Ukraine clips. Yeah,
2:03:50
Adam Curry: can I do my quick
little as Lensky thing just just
2:03:53
to alert you to this to be on
the lookout. And these are good
2:03:58
memes. These are video memes of
Zelinsky. And so it's the same
2:04:03
thing. It's like a guy like a
panhandler leaning through the
2:04:09
car window or a guy in front of
a whole bunch of slot machines.
2:04:14
And they they stick the Lensky
his head on it with this with
2:04:17
this little quote from him.
2:04:18
Unknown: It will be when when
this old one if you can give us
2:04:23
a gun give us some financial
support. Okay, okay, please give
2:04:27
us a credit. And we will give
you back money.
2:04:31
Adam Curry: Haven't baked in at
the slot machine. Give us a
2:04:34
credit. Just give us a credit.
Let's finally
2:04:38
John C Dvorak: Yeah,
2:04:38
Adam Curry: finally a good meme.
2:04:39
John C Dvorak: I think some slot
machine makers should seriously
2:04:42
consider that when we haven't
said when when and have hedge on
2:04:46
the reels. Yeah, exactly. So
Minsky heads he was
2:04:49
Adam Curry: a credit man, the
super jackpot. Come on, man.
2:04:52
Give me an eight ball. Give me
the credit. Just give me credit.
2:04:54
I'll pay you later. I promise to
pay you back.
2:04:58
Unknown: All right, what you got
on Ukraine.
2:05:01
John C Dvorak: These are the
updates and these are from
2:05:02
yesterday, so they're pretty
recent. Let's go with Ukraine
2:05:05
says I don't know It's not
supposed to be IRC, but it says
2:05:09
IRC PBS.
2:05:10
Unknown: In a Washington post op
ed today President Biden urged
2:05:13
support for Ukraine. He's asked
Congress for 10s of billions of
2:05:16
dollars to support the nation
and its war with Russia. Most of
2:05:20
that would be military aid, but
it also includes money to
2:05:23
address the humanitarian
situation, which as Ali Rogen
2:05:26
tells us gets worse by the day,
as Russia
2:05:29
increases its attacks on
critical infrastructure in
2:05:32
Ukraine, some 18 million
Ukrainians, about 40% of the
2:05:36
population are in need of
humanitarian aid, humanitarian
2:05:40
organizations on the ground are
working in a hostile
2:05:43
environment, trying to help
civilians caught in the
2:05:45
crossfire who are searching for
safe haven. And those groups are
2:05:49
concerned that support for their
mission in the international
2:05:52
community is flagging
2:05:54
Adam Curry: just out of
interest. I know you didn't mean
2:05:57
it, but what do you think you
were trying to do when labeling
2:05:59
this clip IRC? Which was just
curious what
2:06:05
John C Dvorak: they're all Yeah,
I think this leads up to my
2:06:07
international relief committee.
Ah, okay. Got it got it got the
2:06:10
international relief Committee,
which is a rescue International
2:06:13
Rescue.
2:06:14
Adam Curry: This is the money
guys.
2:06:17
John C Dvorak: It's quite the
operation. They bring on
2:06:20
somebody a spokesperson, but I
went and did one I did a curry
2:06:24
dive. And so I ended up looking
at this you guys it's a huge
2:06:29
operation. 11,000 people working
in 40 countries. It goes back to
2:06:35
19. This was the irony of this,
like the international relief.
2:06:39
Just goes back to 1931 was
Germany by two left wing
2:06:43
factions the Communist Party and
the Socialist Workers Party
2:06:47
would to aid the victims of
state oppression and slowly
2:06:51
evolved to us Council on Foreign
Relations takeover. Wow, this is
2:06:57
a complete front for the Council
on Foreign Relations. You look
2:06:59
at anybody on here, co chair of
the board of directors, Tim
2:07:03
Timothy Geithner
2:07:06
Adam Curry: are one time. Second
Treasury US Treasury Secretary
2:07:11
Yeah,
2:07:12
John C Dvorak: Council on
Foreign Relations. The law is
2:07:14
fitted the Board of Directors
Laurence Fink, Blackrock Council
2:07:20
on Foreign Relations Janet
Napolitano, Council on Foreign
2:07:24
Relations. Executive Vice
President of Pfizer, Sally
2:07:28
Sussman, Council on Foreign
Relations, board of advisors,
2:07:35
Michael Blumenthal CFR Mary boy
CFR, Tom Brokaw, who is in the
2:07:41
Council on Foreign Relations
ally Jedi Council on Foreign
2:07:45
Relations in McKinsey, Henry
Kissinger Council on Foreign
2:07:49
Relations and I found two people
that aren't on the Council on
2:07:52
Foreign Relations. Scott Pelley
who's on this thing?
2:07:56
Adam Curry: He's on CBS,
2:07:57
John C Dvorak: this is another
sand live Allman. Now. I had to
2:08:02
go and figure out why how what?
Live almonds and 83 year old
2:08:06
Norwegian actors. Why is she on
this? Opera? Why she got
2:08:11
anything to do with this
operating business? You have
2:08:13
money? No. Didn't see if you can
guess live?
2:08:18
Adam Curry: Or is she married to
someone special?
2:08:20
John C Dvorak: She's old, which
is an old woman. What she used
2:08:24
to date. Henry Kissinger. Ah,
2:08:27
Adam Curry: there it is.
2:08:29
John C Dvorak: And Kissinger
must be the greatest guy to know
2:08:31
because if you don't turn on
him, he always pays you back.
2:08:34
Now the interesting one guy not
on the Council on Foreign
2:08:37
Relations is David Miliband,
who's the president and CEO. You
2:08:41
remember him? Yes, he
2:08:42
Adam Curry: isn't the former
2:08:45
John C Dvorak: head of the
opposition at UK he was
2:08:48
Adam Curry: weak, weak guy. He's
weak. He's not
2:08:52
John C Dvorak: in on the CFR but
he's a member of the Trilateral
2:08:55
Commission.
2:08:55
Adam Curry: There you go another
for another day. Another fan. So
2:08:57
this
2:08:58
John C Dvorak: whole operation
is really sketchy. And I went
2:09:01
out of my way to just look up
some random person. So I looked
2:09:06
up Tracy rolls Wolstencroft,
just randomly, who's on the
2:09:12
board of advisors, and she's a
former Crofts, President, CEO,
2:09:16
National Geographic Council on
Foreign Relations. Okay.
2:09:22
Everyone get it's unbelievable.
Counsel. So this is a front
2:09:26
operation for sock for globalist
as they bring them in for an
2:09:30
order a new world order. Yeah,
that's why PBS brings down the
2:09:34
spokesperson quite effortlessly.
But let's go back to Ukraine IRC
2:09:38
to Zoe
2:09:39
Unknown: Daniels is the Senior
Director for the Ukraine crisis
2:09:42
at the International Rescue
Committee, a humanitarian
2:09:45
organization. So we thank you so
much for joining us. Can you
2:09:48
first take us through what are
the most pressing humanitarian
2:09:51
needs right now in
2:09:52
Adam Curry: Ukraine money.
2:09:53
Unknown: So really, as you said,
heavy fighting carries on,
2:09:56
particularly in the southeast of
the country. It's damaging
2:10:00
homes, hospitals, schools, other
civilian infrastructure. And
2:10:03
really for me, I'm in an area of
Ukraine, approximately the size
2:10:09
of Florida is now riddled with
landmines, which nearly two
2:10:12
years into a full scale war. And
after 10 years of conflict in
2:10:16
eastern Ukraine, people's
ability to cope is severely
2:10:20
weakened. We've got alarming
statistics about the massive
2:10:25
mental health impacts of the
wall, including the rise of
2:10:28
intimate partner violence at
home.
2:10:31
Adam Curry: Oh, oh, that's an
interesting angle into
2:10:34
John C Dvorak: Mitchell advisor
violent or wives, or vice versa,
2:10:37
depending on how there's a
Ukrainian Jonas,
2:10:39
Adam Curry: the only thing she
did wrong, she said there's an
2:10:41
uptick. She said right. Take
would have been more accurate
2:10:45
uptick. uptick.
2:10:47
John C Dvorak: Wow. So she goes
on and on and a bunch of stuff.
2:10:50
And here's kind of describing
because I thought they rousted
2:10:53
all the children out of the
Ukrainian war areas completely.
2:10:57
And there are a lot of them in
Poland. Some Russian Russians
2:11:00
took a bunch of them. They're
all out of there. But according
2:11:02
to her, they're all They're
being traumatized. But let's go
2:11:04
to clip three 4.1
2:11:06
Unknown: million children inside
Ukraine need humanitarian aid.
2:11:09
It's become a daily reality for
this generation of violence,
2:11:13
trauma, destruction and
displacement. Children are being
2:11:16
killed and wounded that deeply
traumatized by violence, which
2:11:21
I'm
2:11:21
Adam Curry: sorry, excuse me,
lady. Right now the children
2:11:26
deaths just script is Gaza and
Israel. You can't hijack the
2:11:31
script. Now for some Ukrainian
kids. You have incubators? Does
2:11:35
she have incubators jar? Does
she have incubators? Otherwise?
2:11:38
It's just it's gonna fall flat?
2:11:41
John C Dvorak: No, I don't think
knowing her out of the pictures
2:11:44
I
2:11:44
Adam Curry: agree means that
three means you got premies No,
2:11:47
it's not good enough not to
traumatize
2:11:49
John C Dvorak: this script is
weak, its weak. What happens
2:11:52
when your giant organization
that is kind of run by their CFR
2:11:56
and it's like, you know, you
don't have the top notch
2:11:58
writers,
2:11:59
Adam Curry: but the role is
through Chad GPT or something,
2:12:02
sets it up a bit,
2:12:03
Unknown: which leaves really
long lasting scars. It's really
2:12:07
affected their future. There's
been prolonged disruption both
2:12:11
by the war and then before that
there was the preceding COVID 19
2:12:16
pandemic. And so this is four
years of educational challenges
2:12:21
for students.
2:12:22
Adam Curry: Yeah, I think we
have that here in America to
2:12:24
Zoey
2:12:27
John C Dvorak: men. Okay. Pretty
much. Yeah. In play it out. For
2:12:32
Unknown: fires and for Are you
2:12:33
concerned that international
attention is turning away from
2:12:36
Ukraine. There's
2:12:37
always competing priorities in
the world and the humanitarian
2:12:41
response plan for Ukraine is
only funded up 46%. Even though
2:12:46
for example, the United States
has outstanding he contributed
2:12:50
2.6 billion in life saving
humanitarian aid, which really
2:12:54
helped Ukrainians to the
constant shelling and last
2:12:56
year's harsh winter. The needs
are currently estimated at 3.9 5
2:13:01
billion USD, which, you know,
currently, humanitarian funding
2:13:06
to Ukraine is half of what it
was in 2022. There's political
2:13:10
will in the country and among
key allies, that really remains
2:13:14
high. But funding shortages
really hamper humanitarian
2:13:19
stability to assist more people.
2:13:21
Zoe Daniels with the
International Rescue Committee.
2:13:23
Thank you so much for your time.
2:13:27
Adam Curry: Where are these
people for Haiti? Or the Uighur?
2:13:30
Yeah,
2:13:30
John C Dvorak: well, yeah,
before where's the aid? We still
2:13:34
where's the call for a ceasefire
in the Ukraine thing when they
2:13:37
just want more money asking for
a ceasefire?
2:13:40
Adam Curry: No, you know the
peace is not profitable. This is
2:13:45
this is the major problem but
can we make peace profitable
2:13:48
again, make peace profitable
again?
2:13:50
John C Dvorak: There you go. I
think that's that should be a
2:13:53
kind of a bumper sticker. No,
put it on a sign and watch
2:13:57
around with it.
2:14:00
Adam Curry: Elon make peace
profitable. Yeah, this is a good
2:14:03
idea. I shall make a sign and
walk around with it in
2:14:06
Fredericksburg. Yeah.
2:14:10
John C Dvorak: It fit right in
2:14:12
Adam Curry: with the tourists.
Mass filling up as we got as
2:14:16
Christmas is coming. You know,
you want a traditional
2:14:18
Christmas. You come to
Fredericksburg. The lights are
2:14:20
up,
2:14:22
John C Dvorak: though I'm sure
it's dynamite. Beautiful put in
2:14:24
we're putting the newsletter.
Yes,
2:14:25
Adam Curry: it's it's getting
beautiful. It really is. We just
2:14:28
need some snow. Which supposedly
this is Thanksgiving. We're
2:14:33
supposed to get snow here in in
the hill country. So I'm waiting
2:14:38
for the snow button.
snowpocalypse part two. So we
2:14:42
can have a snow plow. You
2:14:43
John C Dvorak: got an attachment
for your trunk?
2:14:45
Adam Curry: No truck. Now I got
bird dog across the way if I
2:14:50
really if I'm really in trouble,
I just walked over to bird dogs
2:14:53
place. bird dogs got everything.
2:14:55
John C Dvorak: He gets no shoes.
2:14:57
Adam Curry: I do have snow
shoes. Does big giant ones. No,
2:15:00
I have snow boots
2:15:02
John C Dvorak: out boots with
the you got the little spikes on
2:15:04
there so you don't fall on your
ass don't seem prepared. If you
2:15:10
asked me I got
2:15:11
Adam Curry: a generator. That's
all I care about. I got a
2:15:13
generator and a freezer full of
beef. No worries, all good.
2:15:19
There was a native ads situation
taking place in the UK, which
2:15:24
one of our producers caught and
it was a doozy. Which is, and I
2:15:29
think this may be a strategy.
There's a lot of talk now and
2:15:34
the lawyers are warming up to
sue Pfizer and possibly Well, no
2:15:39
Pfizer specifically because of
their manufacture of the mRNA.
2:15:46
Vaccines which were manufactured
differently from the embrace a
2:15:51
use authorization,
2:15:52
John C Dvorak: specifically
because they have super deep
2:15:56
pockets. It's a good one that
goes in the dirt. You could put
2:15:59
them out of business, who cares?
Yeah,
2:16:01
Adam Curry: it's a good one to
go after. And we also know so
2:16:06
Pfizer is arguably in trouble
for this and they need to
2:16:10
refocus. The UK is a good place
to start, you know, the
2:16:14
different laws works a little
differently. And the media is
2:16:19
good over there. So this is a
2:16:23
John C Dvorak: fight because
they're not getting and let's
2:16:25
make this pointed out once
again, because they're not
2:16:28
getting drug, Big Pharma money
for advertising.
2:16:33
Adam Curry: Well, so they
slipped this one in, and the way
2:16:36
they did it this a long game.
They have a couple they both
2:16:40
happen to be actors. So these
are actual actors. And this is
2:16:45
the guy his wife actress, was
harmed by the AstraZeneca
2:16:52
Unknown: vaccine. Okay, that's a
blood clot. Yes, that blood clot
2:16:56
Adam Curry: issue. This is well
known, you know, AstraZeneca was
2:17:00
halted. So now they're going
after AstraZeneca. And this is a
2:17:05
two parter, but very interesting
as a setup, and, and, and really
2:17:10
a Grand Slam. So this is a
really bad for who I'm sorry,
2:17:14
while you listen, just okay, I'm
going to surprise you.
2:17:18
Unknown: The Big Pharma vaccine
maker is being sued for 10s of
2:17:20
millions of pounds in a test
case, or mass tort action
2:17:24
depending on your continent,
brought by the British family of
2:17:28
one person allegedly killed by
the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine,
2:17:32
and another who was brain
injured, allegedly as a result
2:17:35
of the same vaccine at others
are co joined in the case,
2:17:40
including Australian born West
End actor Mel Stewart, the 42
2:17:45
year old suffered a devastating
brain bleed and has a titanium
2:17:48
plate to protect her skull from
emergency surgery after
2:17:53
receiving the AstraZeneca
vaccine in southwest London in
2:17:57
April 2021. I'm joined now by
her husband, Ben Lewis. Ben is
2:18:02
also an actor, but he's given up
his career to be by his wife
2:18:06
side in what must be the
greatest challenge of their
2:18:09
lives. Yeah,
2:18:12
no had no had a significant
stroke caused by by two clots in
2:18:18
her brain. Mill had a bleed on
the right on the sorry, on the
2:18:25
right hand side of her brain,
the left hand side of her brain,
2:18:28
excuse me. And that's resulted
in her having speech
2:18:32
difficulties. She suffers from
what are called what is known as
2:18:35
aphasia and apraxia of speech,
which is basically a breakdown
2:18:38
in the communication between the
brain and and your your speech.
2:18:43
Mill also has significant right
sided deficits as is common with
2:18:47
lots of strokes and no has
limited use of her right leg,
2:18:51
she can walk with the assistance
of an orthotic device and her
2:18:54
right arm has very little
functional movement at all.
2:18:58
Adam Curry: So that's the setup.
And you heard it's a proper case
2:19:02
it got a lot of people have even
said, Hey, this is something
2:19:05
that could work in American
depending on your continent. We
2:19:07
call that a mass tort case. Now
to complete the script, you've
2:19:10
always got to say but you know
what, we're not anti vaxxers. We
2:19:15
are pro
2:19:15
Unknown: vaccination melonite
both, but we completely respect
2:19:19
everyone's right to choose. That
is not the issue at play here.
2:19:24
10s of 1000s of particularly
older people were dying in care
2:19:27
homes throughout the UK, when we
came to get our vaccines, the
2:19:33
way it was in the UK is that you
did not have a choice as to
2:19:36
which one you were given. It was
dictated by age. No was six
2:19:41
months over 40 At the time, so
she was offered the AstraZeneca
2:19:46
vaccine, which was we could have
gotten no could have got an
2:19:50
alternative vaccine if she'd
been under 40 years old. But she
2:19:54
wasn't given a choice. And we
just feel like yes, the vaccine
2:19:58
saved and helped lots of people
But we feel like it is incumbent
2:20:02
on the government to take care
of the few people who fell
2:20:06
through the cracks and whose
lives have been devastated for
2:20:09
what as you said, Chris for
doing the right thing.
2:20:12
Have you kept up to date with
COVID 19 vaccination versus
2:20:17
we have we have Chris, my wife,
my wife received a Pfizer
2:20:21
vaccine. People may be
gobsmacked. She She as I say
2:20:28
we've we've always had it put
our faith in the experts. By the
2:20:32
time we've got the Pfizer
vaccine it's very clear that
2:20:35
that's a highly effective
vaccine we should have got that
2:20:42
one in hospital which was
necessary because the hospitals
2:20:44
were full of COVID when she was
in there and we're actually
2:20:48
going for a booster next week
and I'd encourage
2:20:52
Adam Curry: the Oscar goes to
2:20:55
John C Dvorak: okay you get I
had to do this because I'm
2:20:58
sitting there with a clip of the
day already but I'm going to
2:21:01
give you a clip of the day for
that I
2:21:03
Unknown: thank you very much.
2:21:06
Adam Curry: I forget which
producers sent that to me but of
2:21:08
course honors that
2:21:09
John C Dvorak: producers should
get Clip of the Day should send
2:21:11
it to him when you get it shows
up as a very small trophy for
2:21:16
people who don't know we have a
bunch of them lined up around
2:21:19
the house when you get that ship
it
2:21:24
Adam Curry: will do and with
that I'd like to thank you for
2:21:27
your courage and say in the
morning to you the man who put
2:21:29
the sea in the IRC and the CFR
ladies gentlemen say hello to my
2:21:32
friend on the other end the one
no limits
2:21:42
John C Dvorak: are the names out
there
2:21:43
Adam Curry: in the morning?
Troll the troll room we are at
2:21:46
two hours and 23 minutes.
26 2027 On this Sunday. How much
2:21:58
2027
2:22:00
John C Dvorak: That's 400 under
it's the holiday season people
2:22:06
aren't home
2:22:07
Adam Curry: I think you need to
do the new numbers. We're doing
2:22:09
these these donation segments
after the two hour mark. That
2:22:12
mean I'm sure we'd lost 400
along the way probably probably
2:22:17
with the Ukraine stuff once we
hit Ukraine you're like ah,
2:22:20
that's no good. People
2:22:21
John C Dvorak: don't want to
hear about it.
2:22:23
Adam Curry: I went to a meet up
yesterday.
2:22:25
John C Dvorak: Oh yeah. How did
meetup go?
2:22:27
Adam Curry: The meetup was
phenomenal. I think sir Scott
2:22:30
sent in a meet up report which
I'll play in a moment I just
2:22:33
want to say we had a great time.
Tina and I went we went with the
2:22:38
other podcasters from living up
at a down world jemena net and
2:22:42
so it was kind of a combo but it
was it was double the amount
2:22:45
typically a duck's back yards
about 5060 people despite the
2:22:49
rain a little bit of drizzle
here and there. Dogs backyard
2:22:52
always takes good care of the
group bear and Scott and
2:22:55
Christine they they were there
they organize it as usual with
2:22:58
everyone had a lanyard with
their name which shows you
2:23:01
lanyard lanyard a lanyard with a
little badge Yep. And if you try
2:23:05
and leave with your lanyard
he'll he'll he'll confiscate it.
2:23:10
We'll tackle you Hey, get that
back. And you know, hey,
2:23:13
John C Dvorak: we already have
so many lanyards are made out of
2:23:16
money.
2:23:16
Adam Curry: That's exactly
right. Yeah, exactly. Right. had
2:23:20
heads on sticks people there and
of course Baron Gordon Walton
2:23:24
he's, he drove me to the very
first meetup ever in Austin
2:23:28
Pharma. Chris, stop by? Well,
I've known chief since I lived
2:23:33
in downtown even before I've
lived in downtown Austin, he
2:23:36
does the the eggs in the farmers
markets and he has an affair.
2:23:42
Yes. 5000 chickens now quite
large chickens. And a new new
2:23:46
producers who escaped California
and moved to the Austin area and
2:23:52
he's a genetic researcher. What
was the actual title? The
2:23:55
genetic grease no genetic Reese
searcher, but it was it was like
2:24:01
informatic do something or
other. So I immediately went,
2:24:07
Oh, so you know about COVID
vaccines? He said, Yep. Don't
2:24:10
take him. He said stay away,
says there's there's real, real
2:24:15
good stuff coming for cancer in
particular with genetics, you
2:24:19
know, the stuff that can be
done, but none of it's ready for
2:24:22
primetime. So that was his, his
contribution. Lots lot. Lots of
2:24:28
people remembered some new
people's it was a great, great
2:24:31
meetup and I do have several
donations, which I will read
2:24:35
after we go through Well,
there's two we got a PhD and we
2:24:41
executive producer so I'll do
those and then some some other
2:24:44
ones I want to read to thank
everybody it was quite a nice
2:24:47
meet up and it was good to good
to see everybody now. The
2:24:53
trolls, that's where I was. So
unfortunately, we were losing
2:24:59
our trolls. It is is a holiday
weekend or holiday week? holiday
2:25:03
week holiday week? Yes, we'll be
here on Thanksgiving. On
2:25:06
Thursday. We'll be doing our
show. And I've been a few people
2:25:09
appreciate it. I'll be here
until five. So I'll be late for
2:25:13
Thanksgiving dinner as usual.
But that's just what it is these
2:25:16
days. It's just
2:25:17
John C Dvorak: it's just the
time you eat Thanksgiving
2:25:19
dinner.
2:25:19
Adam Curry: Well, we're having
dinner at the international arms
2:25:24
dealers House of Pancakes of
international harms dealers
2:25:27
house. So there'll be there'll
be, they'll probably be starting
2:25:33
around 530. So yeah, we're done
around five. So I'll have to
2:25:35
change quickly and and bogie on
over there. Tina will be there
2:25:39
before doesn't matter. We'd love
doing that for no agenda nation.
2:25:43
If you want to be a troll, you
can join us at troll room.io You
2:25:47
can log in there, you can listen
to the stream live. Or you could
2:25:50
get a modern podcast app
podcast. apps.com.
2:25:54
Unknown: What? The nothing
2:25:56
Adam Curry: while you were
saying something? No, no, I
2:25:59
John C Dvorak: wasn't Forget it.
Woman Don't make noise. Don't
2:26:01
make noise. I just made it
grunt.
2:26:06
Adam Curry: podcast apps.com Get
a modern podcast app, you're
2:26:08
gonna want it for a couple of
reasons. One, you can get the
2:26:11
the show live and you can listen
to it live. It'll tell you when
2:26:14
it's going to start. The
currently I'm using podcast
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guru. I like podcast guru. And
it's also it'll update within 90
2:26:21
seconds of us posting the show
no waiting for Apple or any
2:26:24
other bogus legacy apps or get
something new, you will not
2:26:28
regret it. For 16 years value
for value. This is this is how
2:26:33
we've been keeping the show
alive. I think if you've
2:26:36
listened so far, in this
episode, you're gonna understand
2:26:39
why advertising would probably
not work. Media Matters would
2:26:42
just be camped outside of our
homes. telling people how
2:26:47
horrible we are trying to hit us
where it hurts in our pocket
2:26:50
book wouldn't matter because
we'd have no pocket book. Those
2:26:53
guys would have gotten rid of us
a long time ago. So all we ask
2:26:57
is that you support us with your
time, your talent or your
2:26:59
treasure, whatever value you get
out of the show, put it back
2:27:02
into it, you can do it by
organizing a meetup. That's a
2:27:04
great way to do it. You can do
it by hitting somebody in the
2:27:07
mouth, you can get it by doing
jingles for us. You can, oh my
2:27:11
goodness, you can, you can
provide a boots on the ground.
2:27:13
We always need treasure. So if
you've got treasure and you want
2:27:17
to put that into a number,
people love numbers, please do
2:27:20
that and send it to us. And one
thing we enjoy a lot is what our
2:27:25
artists do for us through value
for value. They're listening
2:27:29
live as we are doing the show
and they're coming up with
2:27:32
ideas. We know that fresh album
art works. People love seeing it
2:27:37
they they they get a kick out of
a lot of the art and it helps
2:27:41
them you know understand what's
going to be in the show. It's
2:27:44
often just humorous, it's
sometimes it's all of the above.
2:27:48
And we want to thank the artists
who brought us the album art for
2:27:52
episode 1608 titled woke up
dead. Joe and that's fo deadly
2:27:58
sir Schug and this was pretty
much a go from from the start
2:28:03
for both of us. This was the
multiple dreidels we could
2:28:07
choose between if you spun the
dreidel you get Palestinian flag
2:28:12
and Israeli flag you get a
Ukraine flag a trans flag a
2:28:18
Black Lives Matter flag. Just
beautiful. The dreidel dreidel
2:28:22
of trans Maoism we actually have
a title for them to the title
2:28:26
this something usually the
oldest put a title on
2:28:29
John C Dvorak: it. Yeah, he
called it spun up game. Well,
2:28:32
and
2:28:33
Adam Curry: the Oh yeah, there
was also a spun up angle to it.
2:28:35
It was good. It was really good
fo diddley we like that a lot
2:28:39
and I'm trying to get to the Art
Generator Here we go. I'm sorry
2:28:42
it gets slow on slow on show
days.
2:28:45
John C Dvorak: It's just been
slow recently I don't know
2:28:47
what's what's wrong.
2:28:49
Unknown: I hope so we
2:28:50
John C Dvorak: have a couple of
things that we had like face
2:28:51
screen future by Gibson which is
so a I was like forget it we're
2:28:58
not gonna get it. No way.
2:29:00
Adam Curry: I like networks all
spun up. He had a tarp that was
2:29:03
all
2:29:04
John C Dvorak: you had to stop
which is also a I have some sort
2:29:06
of liked it though. It was good.
That was nice, but it wasn't it
2:29:09
was the dreidels the dreidel we
both I think we like to Osama
2:29:14
bin Laden writing from
Scaramanga right doing a just
2:29:19
right. Oh, just writing tickets.
2:29:23
Unknown: Try boobs.
2:29:24
John C Dvorak: Growing boobs on
his on the paper we like to pull
2:29:30
the rug objection nicked a rat
came in with a rare disease like
2:29:34
still leading I think all time
we do the polar bear where
2:29:37
that's the bomb just coming down
hitting him
2:29:40
Adam Curry: pitches wasn't
wasn't Nick's best work. No, but
2:29:43
John C Dvorak: it was it was
funny. It was getting in there
2:29:45
was the cows flying cows by
pickled surprise. I thought that
2:29:51
was good. Yeah.
2:29:52
Unknown: Yeah, we had.
2:29:54
John C Dvorak: Also I liked the
letter from correct a record.
2:29:58
Dear America, you suck. No No
2:30:01
Adam Curry: that was Osama bin
Laden American you suck and I
2:30:04
hate all of you more than
anything love Osama PS Jihad me
2:30:08
at Jihad me at a low like this
that gag was I mean it was good
2:30:16
it was good it was a lot of
stuff we could have picked that
2:30:19
was good or and you can see some
of this in those same modern
2:30:21
podcast apps Dred Scott puts it
in his the album art. So as
2:30:24
you're driving along, just put
your phone up on your dashboard
2:30:27
or connected to your car play or
your Android Auto and you'll see
2:30:30
your hand the road. You'll see
these you'll see these things
2:30:33
flipping by as you're driving,
you'll get distracted but you're
2:30:36
like it. Now let us think the
treasure part of the three T's
2:30:40
time, talent and treasure, the
executive and Associate
2:30:42
Executive producers of this
episode, which is 1609 and we
2:30:48
kick it off with an anonymous
donation of wow a show number
2:30:52
donation 16 Oh Nyer from sucking
Pennsylvania I guess I should
2:30:59
know is it's a cane Sacani
Pennsylvania is not that
2:31:03
sophisticated. So cane. Hey,
John, Adam, please keep me
2:31:07
anonymous. I'll try to keep
these short Pennsylvania donors
2:31:10
now please, I'll try to keep
this short which anonymous kind
2:31:13
of did which he doesn't. I've
been listening since Adams first
2:31:17
Rogan appearance but my crazy
brain was hung up on trying to
2:31:20
do a show number instant
donation. There was also a prime
2:31:23
number. Is this a prime number
do we forget an important
2:31:27
John C Dvorak: number refusing
divided by someone with the can
2:31:31
disguise
2:31:31
Adam Curry: a hero refusing the
jab forced me out of work for
2:31:34
nearly a year and limited union
job opportunities in the city of
2:31:39
mostly Hospital in college
construction that mandated shots
2:31:42
through most of 2022. And you
got some courage. I've been
2:31:46
working
2:31:47
John C Dvorak: guts and I
appreciate I think it's this
2:31:49
guy's got balls. Good for you.
2:31:52
Adam Curry: I've been working on
rebuilding savings. But that's
2:31:55
not easy with a newborn and mid
pandemic new car.
2:31:59
Unknown: What does that mean?
2:32:01
John C Dvorak: You bought a car.
You
2:32:02
Adam Curry: had the possibility
of earning a PhD on a prime
2:32:06
number show forced my recouping
savings to dwindle once more in
2:32:10
your favor, priorities and
principles matter. So thank you
2:32:14
for what you do and keep
interjecting logic in the
2:32:17
screwed up times. I would like
to be knighted sir prime doctor
2:32:20
of illuminated thinking. And he
says PS Could you recommend a
2:32:23
good audio capture program? He
sent him a note for collecting
2:32:27
sound bites from both video and
audio to send your way. What did
2:32:30
you do? May I ask what you
recommend? I
2:32:32
John C Dvorak: told him the
audacity because it's free. And
2:32:34
it works. It's
2:32:35
Adam Curry: pretty good that I
would say that's pretty good.
2:32:38
Yes. Well, thank you very much.
We appreciate that Brother, you
2:32:41
got your PhD coming up. It's all
good. And
2:32:44
John C Dvorak: make sure to go
to no agenda rings.com and fill
2:32:48
out the form for the tough
quarter PhD.
2:32:50
Adam Curry: I will remind them
of that in a moment. Anthony
2:32:53
each
2:32:54
John C Dvorak: of us trust
trust, trust
2:32:58
Adam Curry: trust, trust in the
assailant trusts plays in
2:33:01
John C Dvorak: Gulfport
Mississippi which is a nice
2:33:03
place $1,000.88 barren to the
Philippines here who the Horde
2:33:09
Jack is breaking my balls I
repeat the Horde Jack is
2:33:13
breaking my balls. So this is
code Yeah, I'm not sure what it
2:33:18
means. I am asking for
forgiveness rather than
2:33:21
permission. I will make this up
to you. Dame of the swamps
2:33:26
Adam Curry: oh this is a big
make make good.
2:33:30
John C Dvorak: Something oops.
For jingles give me eat kale not
2:33:33
donut so horrid Jack saying
donuts is our delicious 6969
2:33:37
Dudes I don't understand
2:33:39
Adam Curry: the Horde Jack
saying I don't understand that.
2:33:43
More code has more code. Okay,
because I don't have that but I
2:33:46
do have kale. Not doughnuts.
2:33:56
Think that's the one he wants
us. I think you wanted him
2:34:00
John C Dvorak: to 6969 dudes.
2:34:02
Adam Curry: That's what I was
looking for. 69 Dudes, here it
2:34:06
is.
2:34:07
Unknown: 62 got
2:34:13
John C Dvorak: it. I'm surprised
still not the right. One
2:34:16
$1,000.88 1000 from Tom.
2:34:21
Adam Curry: MC caucus. The
caucus Parts Unknown.
2:34:24
Switcheroo. John Adam. Greetings
from Tom on behalf of the no
2:34:29
agenda married gays. Oh, it's
our married gays.
2:34:32
John C Dvorak: Please have a
club of them. Yeah, yes. Well,
2:34:34
these
2:34:34
Adam Curry: are the ones that
donate. Please credit this
2:34:37
donation to my amazing husband,
Jake or Jacob, who just turned
2:34:41
40 on November 18. Happy
birthday. While he has been
2:34:45
awarded an honorary doctorate. I
thought what could be better? A
2:34:49
better president than a no
agenda PhD in addition to an
2:34:52
executive producer ship and a
knighting. I agree with you
2:34:57
there. So do we just say Jay Got
Jacob.
2:35:02
John C Dvorak: I don't I think
it should be J. Exactly that
2:35:05
Jake or Jake or Jacob.
2:35:07
Adam Curry: Nailed it. That's
perfect. Okay, let me just put
2:35:11
that in there. Make sure we get
the
2:35:14
Unknown: get the switcheroo
there. Okay.
2:35:17
Adam Curry: Jacob, Jacob. Knows
special jingles needed but some
2:35:21
extra rent boys and Chardonnay
would be great. Really? Is the
2:35:25
marriage stagnating already is
that what is that what's
2:35:27
happening boys? Oh boy. Oh boy a
boy. PS Adam dinner with you and
2:35:33
Tina a few years ago was great.
Hope to do it again sometime. If
2:35:35
you ever considered a Boston
Provincetown, Cape Cod trip. The
2:35:40
invitation to visit is still
stands. John, we're out in Napa
2:35:43
for a few days as part of the
birthday celebration this
2:35:45
weekend. Thanks for all the wind
tips over the years. Oh, nice.
2:35:50
John C Dvorak: You're welcome.
Yes, sir. Rhonda, Ronald
2:35:53
Lafferty in San Jose, Jose,
California. 1000 ITM or ITA,
2:35:58
John and Adam. Here's my support
for the best podcast in the
2:36:02
universe. And of note, thank you
very much, Ronald,
2:36:06
Adam Curry: my man. We love
that. Here's the $1,000 we got
2:36:10
yesterday. From the meet up in
the morning. Shout out to Dame
2:36:15
alley rats. belated Happy
Birthday September 18. To Sir
2:36:20
OHSs ossola They're the
millennial lesbians. And to
2:36:26
Rachel an early Happy Birthday
January 5 from Mustang racer, so
2:36:31
no real names on the air but
that he's osios Dad is cool dude
2:36:38
that you haven't seen him in a
while. Donation breakdown,
2:36:41
please credit Rachel $200 and
add $800 credit to Oh, Cliff
2:36:46
Elliot, which should make me a
night from previous donations of
2:36:49
$200. From my human resources.
Were the name of Sir Mustang
2:36:53
racer. Thanks for all of you,
and Dvorak. Thanks for all you
2:36:58
and Dvorak do for the amygdalus
Okay, I gotta add some of that
2:37:02
in. So I got to do their
birthdays. Can you read the next
2:37:06
one? While yes, of
2:37:07
John C Dvorak: course he's in
fact, it's my turn. Very good.
2:37:09
Andrew Helene helenus Helenius
Helenius lineas selenium in iron
2:37:16
river Wisconsin 33433. And
actually sent a long note in the
2:37:22
morning, and thank you for your
courage. These except is three,
2:37:27
three 4.33 of my calculations
are correct. This brings me up
2:37:30
to 999 that nine nine since
January, if you'd be so kind to
2:37:35
throw in a penny that would put
me at night status. Release
2:37:40
night me sir Andy of the X
holes, pronounced X holes is the
2:37:46
penny protector of the iron Ray
iron liver. I would like some
2:37:51
Arby's and Chucky Cheese at the
round table hold the Redneck
2:37:55
brawl. There's just something
about cheap pizza in arcade
2:38:00
games that makes people want to
hurt someone. Lastly, please
2:38:04
shout out to midnight Mike Joe,
aka flavor 10 and caricatured at
2:38:10
the Oh BDM. Podcast. Okay. There
sound quality rivals that are
2:38:17
the no agenda podcasts.
2:38:20
Adam Curry: No, no, no, no, no.
2:38:23
John C Dvorak: That gives them a
listen for Pete's sake. I have
2:38:27
just one message for the trio.
Don't believe the 5.6 inches
2:38:34
which it says don't believe the
5.6 I put the inches in. Please
2:38:39
hit me with some jobs current
for an upcoming promotion
2:38:42
opportunity. If I get it. I'm
definitely getting me one of
2:38:44
those PhDs. Time times a wasted
Thanks, bye.
2:38:50
Adam Curry: Okay, I'm just
finishing up this. This little
2:38:54
complicated his note here. So
that is, sir,
2:38:58
John C Dvorak: go on and
continue please. Thank you, John
2:39:01
and Sherry singer and Fenton,
Missouri. Three, three,
2:39:06
switcheroo. John and Adam, thank
you for what you do you listen
2:39:10
to you listen to the mainstream
media, so we don't have to. I'm
2:39:13
making this donation in honor of
my 51st wedding anniversary and
2:39:16
1120 so please credit my wife,
Cheryl. I want to tell my smokin
2:39:22
hot wife that I love her and
desperately appreciate
2:39:25
everything she does to take care
of me. Honestly. I would
2:39:29
probably be living under some
bridge in a cardboard box if it
2:39:34
wasn't for her. That's a quaint
our son Curtis it is in the
2:39:39
mouth some years ago and I can't
remember when I finally listened
2:39:42
to an episode. And the first
hour was JCD ripping apart some
2:39:46
global warming conference, and I
was hooked. Your efforts to help
2:39:52
people understand what a scam
global warming is really makes a
2:39:55
difference. Really? Yeah. On our
next Road Trip whereas our
2:40:00
carbon credits on our next Road
Trip we both listened in to an
2:40:05
episode. After a while my wife
asked me is the old guy drunk,
2:40:10
too? Which I replied No, but the
other guy might be stoned. Good
2:40:15
times. Anyway, we've been loyal
listeners ever since. And now
2:40:20
that we're retired, we never
miss an episode. I have almost
2:40:24
finished two years of our modest
sustaining donation. But this is
2:40:27
our first show donation so
please de douche us both.
2:40:33
Adam Curry: D deuced. Love that.
Love that.
2:40:37
John C Dvorak: Second one,
please.
2:40:40
Unknown: You've been de deuced
2:40:43
John C Dvorak: no jingles but
general karma for everyone and
2:40:45
house buying karma for our
daughter Christine. Thanks
2:40:49
again. John. And Cheryl singer.
2:40:52
Unknown: You've got karma.
2:40:56
Adam Curry: Yes, Cheryl. Okay.
Got it. Doug is in San Antonio,
2:41:01
Texas. Yes, this is correct. He
he sent this. He said he gave
2:41:06
this to us in cash yesterday and
he sent an email good work. This
2:41:10
is how you do it. Morning gents.
By the time you read this on
2:41:12
Sunday, I should have handed
over my donation to Adam or the
2:41:15
keeper at the Saturday meetup in
Austin. This donation earns me a
2:41:18
seat at the roundtable and I
would like to forego any food or
2:41:21
drink requests and said as
fellow producers to go check out
2:41:24
my beautiful wife's new album.
Yes, we've played this last
2:41:27
night we liked it. She has been
by my side for 20 years and has
2:41:31
been a professional musician
since we met her solo project is
2:41:34
survival guide. And our new
album is called Death dreams.
2:41:39
John C Dvorak: No you can't use
the word death live
2:41:41
Adam Curry: living dreams. Hey,
don't you guys listen to no
2:41:46
agenda we give you all the
marketing tips. If anyone would
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like more info please go to our
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www.srvvlgd.com srvvlgd.com or
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1/3 i Yes. Yes. I love people
who love vinyl. Good work. Thank
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you very much for your courage
and support.
2:42:24
John C Dvorak: Sir Nacho
Alcatraz in a I guess Mexico?
2:42:30
Yes. Say maybe Mexico city may
or deconstruction be as smooth
2:42:36
as Adams hair? And as sharp is
John's wet? Saludos Oh no. is
2:42:43
wet is with sorry. wet. Wet wet
with the sharpest John's wit
2:42:49
Saludos sir Nacho Alcatraz and
we need more donations from
2:42:54
Mexico. Lady
2:42:55
Adam Curry: in no city provided
but in the US $200 Associate
2:42:59
Executive Producer ship just as
jingles why your effing shut up
2:43:02
and a big old TPP jobs comment
from my dear Pam long enough.
2:43:08
Why are you laughing? Shut up.
Shut up. Yeah, here we go.
2:43:19
Unknown: You've got karma.
2:43:23
John C Dvorak: Linda LAPACK in
in Lakewood, Colorado. She wants
2:43:27
some jobs, Carmen. I am the real
deal. She says a remarkable
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2:43:52
Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs for jobs. Pharma.
2:44:01
Adam Curry: Thank you all very
much to these executive
2:44:04
producers. Oh, I have another
Associate Executive producer
2:44:07
from the from from meetup
yesterday. Baron Gordon Walter,
2:44:17
he gave us $200. And that is for
Jan. can't really read this for
2:44:23
my Jan. John. I wish I could
read this. I'm sorry. Maybe Tina
2:44:29
can help me with that. We'll put
it on the list. We appreciate
2:44:32
that we appreciate are these
executive and associate
2:44:35
executives. These are credits by
the way that are real. You can
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use at any showbusiness event.
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takes us through to the 50s.
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Couple more donations here from
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50s We got to cool meet up
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2:45:52
it sounds like French for
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2:45:54
John C Dvorak: So here is the is
very short today. We really got
2:45:59
everyone's gone on vacation,
whatever we were even though
2:46:02
we're working it will be working
on Thanksgiving. There's very
2:46:05
little evidence that anyone's
listening. No one loves we get
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it because, for example, we
start off with right away Kevin
2:46:11
McLaughlin goes right to the
top. in Concord, North Carolina.
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He's the Archduke Aluna, lover
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Happy wife happy life. Play with
the snuggle puppies daily. To
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Kevin O'Brien in Chicago 606 was
small boobs, which leads us
2:46:38
right back to Kevin McLaughlin
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Public service announcement
number two reduce holiday
2:46:46
stress. Ladies, tell us to kiss
your melons and we will and we
2:46:50
will.
2:46:52
Unknown: Okay. It reduces stress
reduces
2:46:57
John C Dvorak: stress so new for
everybody who new septic kids if
2:47:01
they happen to see it. Ben stra
Nashville, Tennessee 5993 Less
2:47:06
tar kowski in Kingman Arizona.
57. Dean Roker 5110 Max Windham
2:47:12
in The Woodlands, Texas 51 He's
going to be a knight. He likes
2:47:19
to be known as Sir max of the
research forest. I like to put
2:47:23
my smokin hot girlfriend Stacy
on the birthday list for 1127 I
2:47:26
believe she's on there and I
could be wrong. Yes, she is.
2:47:29
She's indeed Donald tush off in
Justin, Idaho. This is a Rogan
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donation, calling out a
douchebag who wants to be
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anonymous. His name rhymes with
bark. Otter smirking.
2:47:47
Unknown: Okay, all right.
2:47:51
John C Dvorak: Sure, Paulie
Bravo in Greeley, Colorado. 50
2:47:54
To 80 John John pools in
Hernando Beach, Florida. 50. Oh,
2:48:01
these are all 50s We're already
there. We got a total of 20
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Wow. Joan Paulson Hernando beach
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up to this, there's five. What
2:51:56
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I think Tom MC Caucus and the
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person that you got 2000 from at
the meetup
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Adam Curry: Well, I only have
what I had on my list. Okay,
2:52:12
Tom, wait, who did I miss? I
missed my caucus. Did he miss
2:52:16
macaque caucus didn't come
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Tom caucus. All right.
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John C Dvorak: I think she
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because he didn't claim it.
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Unknown: Oh, that would be the
issue. Well,
2:52:31
John C Dvorak: it says right
here why he was awarded an
2:52:33
honorary doctorate. And this is
for Jake does Jake or Jacob.
2:52:36
Well, I
2:52:36
Adam Curry: did Jake or Jacob.
But he did did Jake or Jacob for
2:52:40
sure.
2:52:41
John C Dvorak: Did you do
Anthony do I didn't do the one
2:52:43
that you received. Right. I
2:52:45
Adam Curry: didn't do Did I did
I have to click Elliot?
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Unknown: Oh man,
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Adam Curry: what am I doing
here? Sir Ronald
2:52:53
John C Dvorak: nonnamous. It was
in the beginning Jacob Jacob.
2:52:58
Jacob, Jacob and Lafferty
2:53:00
Adam Curry: Jacob and Lafferty
and Sir Mustang races I not to
2:53:04
him to not to know do I need to
do
2:53:11
Unknown: my caucus?
2:53:13
John C Dvorak: No, it we went to
Jacob Jacob. Oh,
2:53:17
Adam Curry: oh, okay. I see. So
let me do it again. Anonymous
2:53:24
we'll edit this no one will know
the difference and oh yes Nick
2:53:27
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Lafferty and Sir to be Mustang
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second here we go we got we got
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John C Dvorak: Jake or Jacob?
Jacob
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Adam Curry: Jacob so it should
be but it'll be sir Jake or
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Jacob because we don't have a
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John C Dvorak: JAKE Well that's
what we decided to Sir Jake or
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Jacob Okay,
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Adam Curry: well, that was for
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Nasser Jake is on there. We got
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yesterday reminded me once
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2:56:09
they the companion to the
podcast is really going to a
2:56:12
meet up. Just seeing everybody
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2:56:16
different kinds of people all
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2:56:19
fun story. Everybody hangs out
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about stuff. There's there's
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2:56:26
just it's like a love fest, man.
It's like back to the 60s. I
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love him. It's so beautiful. We
don't have a lot. In fact, we
2:56:33
have no meetups happening
between now and our next show on
2:56:37
Sunday. Because Thursday,
Thursday, Thanksgiving is just
2:56:41
nothing happening as far as I
can tell away and we do have no
2:56:44
it's right. Friday. We have Fort
Worth, Texas. That's on November
2:56:48
25. Boyd, we had a lot of
meetups that we talked about on
2:56:51
the last show. So we have a ton
of meetup report starting off
2:56:54
with the Austin am extravaganza
in the
2:56:59
Unknown: morning. This is Alex
serene the NICU dad with my wife
2:57:02
and our human resource Emerson's
2:57:04
in the morning. This is Emerson
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ITM farmer Chris. Hi, this is
Rose and I'm here with the no
2:57:12
agenda meetup. It is great being
out in the morning is salty gray
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on ITM Baron, Dr. cog in the
morning. This is Josh Gordon.
2:57:20
here and the morning. Hey, all
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2:57:23
up time to go home. Hey, this
2:57:25
is Doug longenecker What's up
with the Amish people they're
2:57:27
not getting back in the morning
to you Liz coming from Austin
2:57:31
Texas. This
2:57:32
is Sir Rob. Hey there timber
Simpson morning PES sir Matt
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Well, it's not at the Austin
Petit tabby. He's down here at
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the Austin local 512 In the
morning
2:57:41
this is one half of the
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is Rachel OC decided to ditch me
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the morning. It's Haley Vogel in
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This is Karen so nice to see you
guys again in the morning
2:58:02
Kristen Great to be here. This
Malik I'm giving off spike backs
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as in tumor nugs in the morning
everybody this is Sir Brian with
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an AI coming to you from Austin
Texas is razor sharp dotnet here
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it yeah, this is turned dark.
We'll hire this guy from San
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Antonio pick a side in the
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Michael Hey, this
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is Rob Cardium. Your pro bono
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this is Dan Shatner, he
reminding you that taxation is
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theft. But donation is love. I'm
Michelle that's Kratos in the
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morning IgM serotonin and more
than Stephen B the creator of
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curio caster and LM beads here
in Austin, Texas.
2:58:40
I want to meet
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up in the morning. This is Tim
representing the Austin and JR
2:58:44
family.
2:58:45
Adam Curry: It's Adam and Tina
happy to be here.
2:58:46
Unknown: This is Scott and my
keeper Christine in the morning,
2:58:49
y'all
2:58:50
in the morning. I hope everyone
enjoys the name badges because
2:58:53
there was a sweatshop at our
house this
2:58:54
morning. I can't
2:58:55
Adam Curry: believe you're doing
this to me, Scott. I love Baron
2:58:59
Scott. That guy just he trips me
out. And by the way, it was nice
2:59:01
to meet our pro bono lawyer. Rob
who does all that you know he's
2:59:05
tracking that Missouri V Biden.
He also we used to be jag so he
2:59:10
knows about that and he said
that if you're ever in jail,
2:59:13
drop a dime on me he'll he'll
pop us out. So that's good to
2:59:15
know. John, just in case always
good to have a guy like that on
2:59:18
on your speed dial.
2:59:21
Unknown: This is where you say
yes.
2:59:24
Adam Curry: Yes. And we had a
meet up in Arlington Virginia.
2:59:28
Unknown: Hey John Adam. Hey,
this is Sir William of West
2:59:30
Pennsyltucky at the Arlington
meetup we're doing it live and
2:59:33
stop the hammering this is Sir
Chris can you say Moon molinia
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Annapolis and then warm thoughts
we love you guys ITM. This is
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Eric from Alexandria. ITM
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Sir Robert, from the Smoky
Mountains and Smoky Mountain
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brass. This is Sir bomb. The
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protection.
2:59:55
I think Sir William is a spook.
2:59:57
This is Kyle there's French
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3:00:00
slaves wants a mac and cheese
3:00:02
hi this is Roger I've been
shamelessly self promoting Man
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vs street YouTube channel like
and subscribe also DC girl
3:00:08
couldn't be here she's sick in
the sorry Hey Sir Richie Rich
3:00:11
here glad to be here in DC Thank
you Sir William
3:00:15
in the mornings is there and
guests here glad to be here
3:00:18
interesting folks good
conversation
3:00:20
where's the guest also happy to
be here thanks
3:00:22
for having us
3:00:25
Adam Curry: ah sounds like the
hitting some people in the mouth
3:00:27
there in Arlington we got a
written report from New Haven
3:00:30
the nicotine meetup in
Connecticut from Justin Cody,
3:00:35
Adam and John all the producers
out there from the New Haven
3:00:37
nicotine meetup akinetic waited
about six joining on the phone
3:00:40
him for the first time
organizing one I thought it went
3:00:42
very well smokes drinks and not
an enlarged amygdala insight
3:00:46
very good and North Georgia had
a meet up
3:00:48
Unknown: in the morning Adam and
John sir Bob here with the North
3:00:51
Georgia meet up report we had a
great turnout and great time as
3:00:54
always, you know we always learn
something new at these meetups
3:00:57
everybody North Georgia if
you've never been to one come
3:00:59
the next one December 21 If
you've been there before and
3:01:01
haven't been there for a while.
Come on out and join us again
3:01:03
we'd like to see you again. Know
this month we learned that
3:01:06
Darren O'Neal gave my crutches
night name of Dr. Sir my crotch
3:01:10
let's see what the rest of
slaves had to say. As always
3:01:12
thank you for your courage and
remember connection is
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protection
3:01:16
dude named Ben here go to a meet
up
3:01:20
Surrey here from the real North
Georgia remember connection is
3:01:25
protection.
3:01:27
This is Radar writer my first
meet up and community is
3:01:32
connection go to a meet up soon.
3:01:37
Hi, this is Lisa my first meetup
with no agenda and very happy
3:01:42
love the people can't wait till
the next one. In the morning
3:01:48
this is Carrie hanging out with
all the fine GA folks.
3:01:54
This is not euro and Russians
ads. Is anyone listening over?
3:02:03
And a Doctor sir my crotch. If
I'm gonna collect another
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diploma, I'm gonna need a
transcript. Make it sealed. Send
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it to my employer. Oh, you
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Adam Curry: a production notes
if you're going to do a meet up
3:02:26
report. either tighten it up or
don't put music under it because
3:02:30
it makes editing impossible for
me. And the final meter of
3:02:35
report was from Nashville kind
of a kind of a sad one. This
3:02:40
Unknown: is Steve The Baron of
BNA. I met the pre Thanksgiving
3:02:43
meet up in Nashville. And
unfortunately, nobody showed up.
3:02:51
Adam Curry: Maybe next time. Oh,
come on people hook a brother up
3:02:55
Nashville. As I said nothing up
until it's through the next show
3:03:00
day but on the 25th on Friday
Fort Worth Texas. And then we've
3:03:04
got Denver Colorado on the 30th
Tilburg, the Netherlands we've
3:03:07
got some Louisiana Connecticut.
Indianapolis remember the keeper
3:03:11
and I'll be there December 4 We
got Fort Dodge Iowa on the
3:03:14
sixth. We have another
Fredericksburg, Virginia on the
3:03:17
ninth. I mean, these things are
popping all the way through
3:03:19
December 23 in Torrance,
California. These are the no
3:03:22
agenda meetups if you'd like to
show you need to get this other
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part of it is the companion is
what you need in your life
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connection is protection. Go out
and hang out with some human
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you can't want to find one near
3:03:34
you start one yourself.
3:03:37
Unknown: Hang out with Dyson
days, you won't be triggered.
3:03:47
You want to be where everybody
feels the same. It's like a bar.
3:03:56
Prue
3:03:58
Adam Curry: humor ski. Now was
long, long, but I love it. I
3:04:03
love these meetups. This It's so
refreshing to see human beings
3:04:08
hanging out with each other.
3:04:11
Unknown: People don't do enough
of that anymore.
3:04:14
Adam Curry: Do you have any ISOs
are you alive? I have.
3:04:17
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I did first
I went first last time. I'm
3:04:19
going first again again.
3:04:21
Adam Curry: I want to go first.
Okay, I have four ISOs Oh,
3:04:25
you're gonna let me go first
because you're gonna win.
3:04:29
John C Dvorak: Okay, go first.
3:04:30
Adam Curry: I'm gonna go for
this is I'm just playing is too
3:04:33
long. But it's just because it's
a classic and he's come back
3:04:36
with another version of it shook
3:04:37
Unknown: up and put mercury in
the food and water supply that
3:04:40
turns the frickin birds
3:04:42
Adam Curry: gay. I mean, it's
just I just wanted to give props
3:04:44
to the seat for that one. He
doesn't stop. This is this was
3:04:48
interesting magical shape
shifting Jews and didn't expect
3:04:52
that one and we have one from
Megyn Kelly, thank you so much
3:04:55
for your courage. There you go.
That's the form that was pretty
3:04:58
good. Yeah, Megan. One's pretty
dynamite yes I agree. So
3:05:01
John C Dvorak: let's go Well
there's one that competes with
3:05:03
that is thanks for your start.
Well let's start at the top. One
3:05:06
of my favorites is amazing.
3:05:08
Unknown: Absolutely amazing.
3:05:09
John C Dvorak: I wish it were a
little wouldn't cut off. Yeah,
3:05:11
it's muddy. Yeah Casco is
blender, colossal blunder.
3:05:17
Unknown: Who is that? Who's
doing that?
3:05:19
John C Dvorak: Who's this dude
played again? You can identify
3:05:21
the voice.
3:05:21
Adam Curry: Let me see if I can
colossal
3:05:23
Unknown: blunder.
3:05:25
I can't show humor blunder. I
can't just Chuck Schumer here.
3:05:31
That's Chuck Schumer. Yes, Chuck
Schumer.
3:05:35
John C Dvorak: All right. Well,
they didn't like that sounds
3:05:37
good. Lovely. How love.
3:05:39
Unknown: I'm sorry. How lovely.
3:05:42
Adam Curry: Muddy as well. Man.
Little muddy.
3:05:45
John C Dvorak: Thanks for the
time.
3:05:46
Unknown: Thank you so much for
your time.
3:05:49
John C Dvorak: Clean as a
whistle. Yeah, for me,
3:05:51
Adam Curry: it's between that
and the thank you for your
3:05:53
courage. I mean, I don't know
which I would go with Megan. You
3:05:57
think? Yeah, that's Megan Z. I
mean, it's good. She stole that
3:05:59
from us. She listened to our
show. You know, she doubted you
3:06:03
know she does. Now, we are at if
3:06:08
John C Dvorak: she gets a note
saying hey, they mentioned you
3:06:10
on the show. And then she'll
send back at exactly what point?
3:06:16
Yeah, give me a time code.
3:06:18
Adam Curry: I want to time code
or didn't happen. I will listen
3:06:21
to is too long. It is we are
three minutes and 73 hours and
3:06:26
seven minutes into the show.
That means it's time for what do
3:06:28
we want? When do we want it now?
Yeah, good news. Time.
3:06:35
Unknown: For news, everyone.
Yes, John.
3:06:38
Adam Curry: Did you bring us a
good news clip?
3:06:39
John C Dvorak: Yes, I did. And
here it is. Hundreds
3:06:42
Unknown: of Lucky students at a
Southwest Metro Elementary
3:06:45
School got a big surprise this
morning. Metro Shoe Warehouse
3:06:49
and OKC Public Schools teamed up
to give them all new shoes. Oh,
3:06:54
awesome. percent was there 700
3:06:56
shoes wheeled into Fillmore
elementary here in Oklahoma
3:06:59
City. 600 kids all leaving with
a brand new pair of kids. It was
3:07:06
a Friday to remember for these
Fillmore Elementary School
3:07:09
Falcons kicking off the
Christmas season a little early.
3:07:12
We think like that. So many
choices. All
3:07:15
thanks to a partnership between
the Oklahoma City Public School
3:07:17
District and Metro Shoe
Warehouse. Looks like about
3:07:21
three for you. It's Metro Shoe
Warehouse is 12th year doing
3:07:24
this. They help over 2000 kids
per year in the Oklahoma City
3:07:28
District.
3:07:28
Oh, it's awesome. It's a great
feeling. You know, we love doing
3:07:31
it.
3:07:32
You know, we'll continue to do
it for a long, long time. School
3:07:34
Principal Stephanie Bowman says
they kept it a secret and spirit
3:07:37
of the holiday season.
3:07:38
So this morning, we announced
that everybody was getting a new
3:07:41
pair of shoes and I just love
seeing the excitement on their
3:07:43
faces when they were coming into
the gym this morning. volunteers
3:07:46
helped streamline the process
matching the right size, the
3:07:49
right style with each student.
It's
3:07:51
Christmas around the corner. And
this is one less thing our
3:07:54
parents have to worry about.
3:07:57
Customer set Oklahoma's news for
3:08:01
Adam Curry: everyone. That made
me happy. I feel good now.
3:08:05
Please. That's good. I like
that. Well done. Well done, sir.
3:08:09
Well done. I had the good news
of the dog that stay with his
3:08:13
dead owner for 10 weeks, but it
was kind of as Kenny kind of
3:08:16
creepy. Creepy news. Yes. When
we return on Thursday, which
3:08:22
will be Thanksgiving we're happy
to work for you. Happy to be
3:08:25
here to bring you your
deconstruction I probably have
3:08:28
everybody
3:08:28
John C Dvorak: else vacations.
It's all right. I've seen the
3:08:31
team comes in 13 comes in not
here. Migrant
3:08:35
Adam Curry: replacement stuff.
Still got some Chinese stuff
3:08:38
more big pharma stuff. We'll
just have to carry that over to
3:08:42
the next show. Thank you all for
being at the meetup thank you
3:08:45
for supporting us thank you for
being Executive Associate
3:08:48
Executive Producers show number
donations PhD graduates. And up
3:08:53
next on no agenda stream we have
revelations radio news, along
3:08:57
with end of show mixes from Sir
Dr. IDEs laughs and Secret Agent
3:09:01
Paul, coming to you from the
heart of the Texas Hill Country.
3:09:04
In FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
3:09:06
curry.
3:09:07
John C Dvorak: And from Northern
Silicon Valley where I remain
3:09:10
I'm John Cena. Barek we returned
3:09:12
Adam Curry: again on
Thanksgiving. Will we be
3:09:14
thanking you we'll be giving the
thanks to you and media
3:09:18
deconstruction. Until then
remember us at the vortec.org/na
3:09:22
Until then adios mofos or who we
who we and sides. They're going
3:09:26
to do it to everybody. Anybody
who's not on board with a
3:09:30
message is going to get it
that's just that's just that's
3:09:36
just the new way. If you're a
politician, you're not on board,
3:09:43
then you're gonna get it. If
you're a journalist, you're not
3:09:47
on board. You're gonna get it.
The only thing that's left
3:09:51
standing is podcasts.
3:09:55
John C Dvorak: If you want to
call it scanning personally, I'm
3:09:57
sitting I'm sitting there and
3:10:10
Unknown: food noise and shatter
sugar addicts having gastric
3:10:12
emptying episodes ask yourself
what's the matter more damaged
3:10:16
than the benefit once you start
taking these pills it's hard to
3:10:20
kick look out for and ozempic
rebound after the plateau same
3:10:24
drug new name hack the public
will never know. Fasting can
3:10:28
cure you pretty fast who is
always better than one just
3:10:31
think about the outcasts what's
next in my head? I hear a food
3:10:36
voice that was Key and Peele
with the noise
3:10:45
Yeah, PBS with a couple of
dipshit chicks I mean, it's
3:10:49
called insulin resistance hunger
cues giving you these metabolic
3:10:53
clues your body's a temple
talking about Doctor Who dr.
3:10:58
Carla is a pediatrician and
obesity physicians and brain
3:11:04
science chemicals up in the air
constant cravings in the brain
3:11:07
doctors don't really care
3:11:20
John C Dvorak: you go off the go
3:11:31
Unknown: can anyone he remember
the hole in the ozone layer? Can
3:11:38
you tell me where it's gone?
3:11:43
I can't recall but I know we
were all done and we must have
3:11:51
done something wrong. Does
anyone know what happened to the
3:12:01
gasoline shortage when the palm
smooth the last drop by 1990 but
3:12:17
now there is an ample supply
3:12:26
remembers a y2k free theme was
gonna try every screen would be
3:12:40
nothing but someone made a lot
of he was gonna be the next Ice
3:12:51
Age but somehow return that
page. For free now it's old by
3:12:59
12 degrees
3:13:08
Adam Curry: and no gender
producers if you're on
3:13:10
antidepressants and you're
gaining weight, I love you. I
3:13:12
love you. I don't care how fat
you are. I love you. Seriously
3:13:16
Don't don't just doesn't sound
like a good idea to add this to
3:13:20
the mix. It doesn't
3:13:22
John C Dvorak: change topics
here I want to title our new
3:13:24
intelligence agency.
3:13:26
Adam Curry: I love you. I love
you just the size you are. Okay,
3:13:32
that's important for me. Because
I love I love our producers. I
3:13:34
don't care how big they are.
3:13:38
John C Dvorak: You on big?
3:13:47
Unknown: MoPhO boruch.org/in A
thank you so much for your
3:13:54
courage.