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John C Dvorak: I love pop up
bagels.
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Adam Curry: Adam curry Jhansi
Devora November 30 2023. This
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Year Award winning elimination
media assassination episode
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1612. This is no agenda,
celebrating our HDS and
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broadcasting live from the heart
of the country here and FEMA.
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Reason number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
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curry here from
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John C Dvorak: Northern Silicon
Valley where we're saying rip
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Henry Kissinger. That means it's
the end of the Adrenochrome
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shortage. I'm John C. Dvorak,
raglan.
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Adam Curry: Bushkill Are you
telling me that Kissinger was
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hoarding the Adrenochrome? But
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John C Dvorak: this guy must
have been using most of it? Most
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of the world's supply? Well,
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Adam Curry: well, that I did not
expect from you but I'm all in
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on it. Gets. You know, when you
think about it, the great reset.
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I keep saying you know, the
queen is gone. Kissinger is
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gone. Charlie Munger is gone.
The Pope is sick. We're almost
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at the great reset.
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John C Dvorak: Huh? Yeah, well,
I think those guys are all
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responsible for so maybe the
great reset won't happen.
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Adam Curry: Yeah. Well, the a
great reset, maybe not the one
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they're expecting. Maybe not
that one. I have to ask you a
1:22
quick question. Right off the
bat. We were at a at a dinner.
1:26
And I met a guy and
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John C Dvorak: who knows you
don't shouldn't give me your
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money.
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Adam Curry: Who is a who was a
huge donor and alum of UC
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Berkeley. Okay. And he's about
your age. And he was you know,
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big in the sports and donated
tons of money and he no longer
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donates. I'm not giving any more
to those nut jobs. I say by any
1:53
chance. Do you know John C.
Dvorak? Oh, of course I do.
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John C Dvorak: Bill, Bart. Bill,
Bart. Yeah.
2:01
Adam Curry: b r dT. He's a wine
guy. He's into sailing.
2:06
John C Dvorak: I may have met a
guy named Bill Bart. Well, he
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was like, he never shows up. He
never calls you never right.
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Adam Curry: Well, surprise,
surprise. Next time I see him
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say hey, man, John's all pissed
off. You never ride you never
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show up. You never called never
write. You never come to the
2:26
alumni meetings.
2:29
John C Dvorak: It was just it
was one of the I actually know
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they used to solicit me
constantly. And then I've my
2:35
original thing was, it's if
you're a Cal graduate you,
2:40
you've learned how to tell
people not know. But it's a
2:44
Sunday teacher. And so I used to
say, well, you know, the problem
2:48
is, Earl Anthony produced this
building and gave it to the
2:52
university. And it had to be for
all for the end of time and had
2:56
to be used for a humor magazine.
And we used to house the
2:58
California pelican. And then out
of the blue, I don't know the
3:02
80s or something. They just took
the building and turned it into
3:05
something else. And they stole
the building from this guy who
3:09
donated it because of the guys
long dead. So they don't care.
3:12
They do this all the time. All
of universities do it. I mean,
3:15
they take people's names off and
things as you know, no, yeah.
3:18
And so that that kind of almost
worked, but it didn't quite work
3:22
until they call one year and
then I haven't heard since I
3:24
have not heard one call sense.
Do they call they said we should
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you know, alumni. We need money.
Yeah. Do you
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Adam Curry: think they've heard
our show? Maybe like, off the
3:35
list? And you said what
3:36
John C Dvorak: I said, Well, I
lose looking at the money that
3:41
Cal is donating politically, and
they gave $1 million to the
3:47
Barack Obama campaign. If you
can give that kind of money
3:50
away. You don't need my money.
And they never called sense.
3:54
Surprise,
3:55
Adam Curry: surprise. Who would
have thunk? Yeah, the bill,
3:59
Billy, I think, isn't it? He
called? He said, Yeah, you know,
4:03
the last time it was there, you
know, they needed new new
4:05
uniforms for the volleyball
team. I gave him cash and said,
4:08
Don, I'm not going to put it
into the coffers. You'll never
4:10
get it appears cash.
4:13
John C Dvorak: I'll be true. I
was probably true. Yeah. I says
4:16
right. Have you heard our show?
4:18
Adam Curry: We always accept
cash. Cash
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John C Dvorak: is good. Cash.
But we did weed but checks are
4:25
easier to account for money
flying around.
4:29
Adam Curry: So just like we got
kind of like an early warning
4:35
from Richard Haass about
Ukraine, and Russia, about that
4:40
winding down. I think I may have
not it's not quite to that
4:45
level, but I have a signal that
I don't know if, if it's been
4:50
discussed that much. But CBS has
this new reporter intelligence
4:56
reporter who is complete spook
You know, she's got that spook
5:01
face. She's blond, long blonde
hair. She has a very hard time
5:05
looking straight ahead at the
person she's talking to. So she
5:09
keeps looking down with the
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John C Dvorak: CEO. That's yeah,
Chris do that too.
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Adam Curry: Okay, let me mark
that one. I can't remember,
5:22
John, I can't remember. But
you're probably right. And I
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mean, she's just a total spook,
and I have never seen her
5:30
before. Maybe you have. She's on
CBS. And she brings us the news
5:35
that our director of CIA is now
getting directly involved in the
5:40
hostage negotiations, which to
me means one of two things or
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possibly both. The Biden
administration has pulled the
5:47
ripcord like this has got to
stop because the genocide Joe
5:51
thing is out of control, a
totally out of control. And
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possibly that CIA is responsible
for all Malays around the world.
6:00
And that then the CIA controls
all of this crap. But
6:04
John C Dvorak: you know, the
whole on the CIA not wanting
6:07
Biden to come back might be
behind genocide. Joe,
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Adam Curry: there you go. Well,
let's listen to how can you
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imagine that you're so right, at
least one section of the CIA?
6:18
Well, let's listen to this
because there's a couple of
6:20
interesting little tidbits in
this. And you know, I typically
6:23
wouldn't start off at the the
top of the show with the Israel
6:27
Hamas conflict, but this just
came in this morning like this.
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I got to talk to John about it.
CBS News,
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Unknown: Intelligence and
National Security reporter
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Olivia Gaza's joins us now.
Sure.
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Well, there's lots of moving
parts here, Nancy, but
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broadening the pool of hostages
eligible for release is one of
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the key components that the US
and burns is pushing for here.
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Specifically, that means
extending and future agreements,
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the eligibility to men and
soldiers, which make up some, if
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not most of the American
hostages that continue to be
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held by Hamas.
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Adam Curry: Okay, right off the
bat men and soldiers, which is
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most of the hostages held by
Hamas? Soldiers, our soldiers,
7:08
men, are these agents. Are these
advisors? What do you think this
7:12
is? I think the change in the
narrative sounds like you know,
7:16
all the women are out now, I
guess, according to the spook
7:19
lady. It's a
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Unknown: tough sell. Hamas has
not shown any indication that
7:23
it's open to this kind of
arrangement in previous talks.
7:26
But one of the bargaining chips
on the table we're told is
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Israel may boost the ratio of
Palestinian prisoners that it's
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releasing in order to secure
more hostages. So thus far, the
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ratio had been three to one or
150 for the 50 hostages that
7:40
have come out to date. And we
could see that ratio boosted and
7:44
Hamas has favor in order to
control the release of these
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more tightly held hostages,
including men and soldiers. And
7:50
this this,
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Adam Curry: it's all weird. You
know, we upped the ratio from
7:55
three to one. And doesn't this
sound like some kind of
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important guy exchange that is
going on here? And Who are all
8:02
these Palestinian detainees that
Israel has?
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John C Dvorak: So that's the
ones the same women and children
8:10
that they grabbed from the West
Bank and elsewhere who threw a
8:14
rock at a soldier and they threw
him in jail. Okay,
8:16
Unknown: including men and
soldiers. That's
8:18
really interesting, because
right now, the ceasefire is
8:20
supposed to lift on Thursday
morning, why send the CIA
8:24
director to negotiation?
8:27
It's a great question. Oh.
8:32
Now I know she's a spook for
sure. Thursday morning, why send
8:35
the CIA director to run point on
this negotiation?
8:39
It's a great question. I mean,
Bill Burns has been deployed by
8:42
this administration. Behind the
Scenes
8:45
Adam Curry: boy, he's been
deployed as a sort of behind the
8:47
Unknown: scenes Goshi ating
utility knife and some of the
8:50
utility knife. He's
8:52
John C Dvorak: like a Swiss army
knife. Goshi ating utility
8:55
knife. Yes, that's what that's
what you're
8:58
Unknown: sort of behind the
scenes on negotiating utility
9:01
knife and some of the thorniest
geopolitical scenarios are
9:05
Adam Curry: going to use the
corkscrew irlam or the tweezers?
9:08
I mean, which you know, or is it
a Leatherman that also has a
9:10
vise you put on the nuts
9:12
Unknown: is that it's confronted
thus far. So he dealt with the
9:15
Taliban has the US left
Afghanistan? Well, that was well
9:18
done good work to warn Vladimir
Putin ahead of the invasion of
9:22
Ukraine. Another good one, he
worked on thawing frozen
9:26
relations with Beijing in the
aftermath of that spy balloon
9:28
incident.
9:31
Adam Curry: Why, wow, this guy
is quite the record.
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Unknown: So he's really been
working behind the scenes. And
9:36
now he you know, he has been
he's a veteran, diplomat. He's
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got a wealth of contacts. He's
got a lot of gravitas in the
9:42
region. Robert, he's now got the
added benefit as an intelligence
9:45
chief of working behind the
scenes in relative obscurity,
9:48
which some of these really tough
deals require in order to break
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through. He's also meeting with
counterparts from Israel and
9:55
Egypt, who similarly have a lot
of influence and clout in their
9:58
respective countries and
regions. And so that's why
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there's hope that this group of
stakeholders in again, relative
10:04
obscurity can make some real
headway here. And he's got deep
10:07
ties in Israel as well. That's
right. Yes. And dealing with the
10:11
Mossad director that he knows
very well is an added bonus
10:14
here.
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John C Dvorak: What's his name?
10:17
Adam Curry: Who the Mossad
director?
10:19
John C Dvorak: Yeah. I don't
know. They say they just Mossad
10:23
director. Yeah.
10:24
Adam Curry: And MD Mossad
director, he has gravitas in the
10:28
region.
10:30
John C Dvorak: Gravity's Nisha,
go clean it up.
10:33
Adam Curry: So I think some
signals gone out. And Bibi is
10:35
not a part of this. And in fact,
Bibi has sunk so low, he went on
10:41
Mark Levin show on Fox,
10:44
Unknown: go Mark Levin, go ahead
and say it that great
10:47
Adam Curry: one and said the
following.
10:49
Unknown: We're destroying their
infrastructure, their command
10:51
poles, their rockets, their
underground tunnels, and we're
10:54
going to win, because we have to
win. This is a battle of the
10:58
forces of civilization against
the forces of barbarism. And if
11:02
barbarism wins in our part of
the world, Europe will be next
11:06
and America will be next.
Because the axis of of terror of
11:10
Iran, comas, Bala husband
booties and their minions
11:15
imperiled.
11:17
Adam Curry: The Houthis and the
other minions are the minions
11:19
now part of the access of
terrorists and
11:21
Unknown: their other minions
will imperil the Middle East and
11:24
then spread their barbarism to
the entire world. Israel is
11:28
fighting our war, but it's also
fighting America's war. It's
11:32
your war. And our victory will
be your victory. Yeah, let's
11:35
Adam Curry: draw the line there.
Bibi. Let's draw the line there.
11:39
But you're not fighting our war.
Now for him to go on. Live in to
11:44
say that I think he's lost all
gravitas in the region.
11:48
John C Dvorak: Was it living
radio or TV show? Fox Fox Fox?
11:52
It was a weekend show. Lavinia
has two shows on the weekend. I
11:55
don't think
11:56
Adam Curry: a lot of people
watch that. No, nobody watches.
11:59
Fox. No, nobody's watching Fox
at all. So something is changing
12:05
here. And you know, and this is
pretty desperate of him to say
12:10
this and that you saved the
Houthis and their minions Come
12:13
on. The Houthis are gonna now
attack us.
12:19
John C Dvorak: And I find
something sketchy, sketchy.
12:23
Adam Curry: And then, of course,
we need to up the propaganda
12:26
everywhere. TRT Turkish Radio
Television love those guys.
12:30
They've got a new one.
12:31
Unknown: The Israeli army is
being accused of organ theft and
12:34
Palestine guys. Report by the
urine med human rights monitor
12:38
expressed concern over
allegations that the Israeli
12:41
army confiscated dozens of
bodies from Al Shifa and the
12:45
Indonesian Hospital in northern
Gaza, as well as from the safe
12:48
corridor Israel had implemented
and subsequently targeted. The
12:52
report suggests that the Israeli
army took Palestinian bodies
12:55
from a masquerade and one of
Alisha FOSS court guards, a
12:58
claim backed by the Director
General of the health ministry
13:01
in Gaza linear al Bush, you're
amid monitor says suspicions of
13:05
Oregon Tech were based on
evidence cited by medical
13:07
professionals in Al Shabaab.
This included claims of missing
13:11
cochlea and corneas as well as
other vital organs like you
13:15
can't
13:15
Adam Curry: I know happen a
little bit about here and eyes.
13:19
You can take someone who's been
under the ground or some even
13:24
good story more than a few hours
old, you've got to immediately
13:28
grab
13:28
John C Dvorak: that you'd be
brand new, but now
13:30
Unknown: livers kidneys and
hearts
13:33
Adam Curry: and livers and
kidneys and hearts and toenails
13:35
is also said
13:36
Unknown: that the claims cannot
be proven or disproven solely by
13:40
medical examination. Patients
underwent surgery before their
13:44
death allegations that the
Israeli army still corpses
13:48
during a seizure of the medical
complex have been reported by
13:51
several other outlets. However,
this is not the first time
13:54
Israel has been accused of
Oregon's theft.
13:56
Adam Curry: Yes, beautiful. So
to counter that, now the view
14:01
getting we got to counter the
narrative this we've got to
14:03
confuse everybody. We've got you
know, and we'll get to him in a
14:06
moment. Obviously, we've sent
Elon out to distract from
14:10
everything he loved the Jew
hater. But the view steps it up
14:14
a little bit gives a little
gravitas in the region to the
14:17
Israelis.
14:18
Unknown: I am still devastated.
We're two months since this war
14:20
has been underway by the silence
from women's group in this
14:23
country about the rape being
used as an act of war. And this
14:27
attack the fact that sexual
violence was used against
14:30
Israeli women in the major
women's groups in this country
14:33
have not come out and denounced
it this week and Sheryl Sandberg
14:35
put out a gripping video we're
calling for it that violates
14:38
every rule of law of warfare. It
is the height of immorality and
14:42
the fact that the United Nations
and entity for gender equality
14:45
and women's empowerment has been
silent. The UN Committee on
14:48
Elimination of Discrimination
Against Women has been silent in
14:51
the international Mewtwo
movement. Now
14:53
Adam Curry: it's no good just no
good. It's no good. Everybody's
14:58
all bald trying to move it away
15:00
John C Dvorak: from the Sheryl
Sandberg clip. She goes on and
15:03
on. I didn't
15:04
Adam Curry: see it. I didn't see
it. I would have enjoyed. Yeah,
15:07
it was.
15:08
John C Dvorak: Gosh, there's two
things I don't have which I
15:10
should have gotten one I did
have I don't know why you didn't
15:13
post it but is the Oakland City
Council going nuts? Oh, I don't
15:19
know why the city council's do
this. But they're going to pass
15:22
an anti Hamas resolution with
the we hate Hamas. Like like
15:26
they're in Oakland.
15:29
Adam Curry: Just everywhere.
15:31
John C Dvorak: Every idiot in
the in the Bay Area comes to the
15:34
city council meeting wearing the
scarf, the Palestinians scarf
15:39
and screaming at the City
Council.
15:42
Unknown: Good for you. Good for
you, Kathy. Yeah,
15:44
John C Dvorak: this whole thing
is a scam and in the IDF shot
15:49
those Israelis the IDF and they
blamed the whole thing is a
15:52
giant conspiracy. You're being
suckered into it one person
15:57
after another and all wearing
masks, of course.
16:01
Adam Curry: Kifah Yeah. And
masks, and that's perfect.
16:04
John C Dvorak: Perfect. So it's
kind of nuts. It's very funny,
16:07
though. So
16:08
Adam Curry: then, and I'm
really, I really have to jack
16:12
Hughes, Ilan. I really think
that this was so well timed by
16:17
him to go to Israel trounce
around, you know, I'm so sorry.
16:22
I made a mistake. And I mean,
he's just been fantastic clips
16:27
of Elon, we just have to play
some of this. Because, well,
16:31
first of all, it solidifies my
prediction, he will ruin
16:35
Twitter, that's for sure. It
won't be the same. But first, an
16:40
ABC report that kind of
summarizes it all
16:42
Unknown: this morning, Elon Musk
is apologizing for endorsing an
16:46
anti semitic conspiracy theory
on his social media platform X.
16:51
That might be literally the
worst and dumbest post that I've
16:54
ever done. Speaking
16:55
to The New York Times, the
world's richest man had a
16:59
message for the companies who
pulled ads from his platform,
17:02
telling them don't advertise and
using an expletive, multiple
17:07
times to emphasize this point.
You
17:09
don't want them to ever to know.
What do you mean, if somebody's
17:12
gonna try to blackmail me with
advertising blackmail me with
17:14
money?
17:17
My face mounting criticism after
he agreed with the user on X,
17:21
who falsely claimed Jewish
people are stoking hatred
17:25
against white people. Musk
saying the user was saying the
17:28
actual truth. amid the fallout,
Musk visited Israel.
17:32
Adam Curry: That is, by the way,
is it complete
17:34
mischaracterization of what
happened but I guess Musk is all
17:38
very extensively three shows ago
mischaracterization of what what
17:42
the tweet was about what he
said. But that is irrelevant,
17:45
because Musk is the
17:47
John C Dvorak: truth is that it
is the truth is in the eye of
17:52
the beholder.
17:52
Unknown: Okay, exactly the
actual truth. amid the fallout,
17:56
Musk visited Israel touring a
village where dozens of people
17:59
were killed on October 7. Israel
18:02
is independent of of it wasn't
something like apology tour,
18:06
the controversy could reportedly
No,
18:08
Adam Curry: Joe told me to go
we're gonna stop the genocide.
18:11
Joseph wasn't apology to work
cos
18:13
Unknown: x up to $75 million in
loss ad revenue. By the end
18:18
Adam Curry: did she say 75
million should be 75 billion,
18:21
shouldn't it be 75 million
that's nothing 75
18:25
Unknown: Change it is million
dollars in loss ad revenue by
18:29
the end of the year. Actually
18:30
what what this advertising
boycott is is going to do it's
18:34
going to kill a company.
18:35
They're gonna say Elon that you
killed the company because you
18:38
said these things and that they
were inappropriate things. And
18:42
they didn't feel comfortable on
the platform. Right.
18:45
And let's see how Earth responds
to that.
18:48
The long awaited Tesla's
cybertruck Today well, four
18:54
years after a prototype was
unveiled, its distinct look
18:58
drawing mixed reactions. Its so
called armored glass proving to
19:02
be anything but boy. Man, many
experts say the polarizing
19:09
Adam Curry: I know they went
straight into this that taken
19:12
him down.
19:14
John C Dvorak: That's a
chickenshit situation. Oh, it's
19:16
beautiful.
19:18
Adam Curry: This is hilarious.
He doesn't cares clarius
19:23
Unknown: Many experts say the
polarizing vehicle could be
19:26
another dent in the company's
bottom line. electric vehicle
19:31
sales have stalled in the US and
Consumer Reports found EVs have
19:35
79% more reliability problems
than gas cars so
19:39
Adam Curry: this will help so
we'll get to that because that's
19:41
funny by itself. So the not only
is I think the entire war being
19:47
blamed on on Elon but also the
decline of EVs is being blamed.
19:53
Everything is his fault.
Everything is elands fault now.
19:57
So I had to pull three clips
from from This interview that he
20:01
did at the New York Times deal
book Summit, you know, gleefully
20:05
covered by CNBC. Because
everyone, especially the CNBC
20:11
people, Andrew Ross Sorkin is
now analyzing Elon and I'm just
20:17
gonna stick by my prediction
like he doesn't care about
20:20
advertisers. He wants everybody
to stay engaged stay on the
20:23
platform until he turns it into
a bank. That's that right
20:26
John C Dvorak: on. I agree with
that. That's
20:27
Adam Curry: what he's doing. So
here's how that rolled out with
20:31
Andrew Ross Sorkin on stage with
a little less bleeping than ABC
20:36
did what was that trip
20:37
Unknown: like? And obviously by
the way, did
20:39
Adam Curry: you see the flak
jacket he had on walking around?
20:44
It was like a baby flak jacket.
It only covered his chest his to
20:48
his midriff, I mean, his whole
stomach and, and groin was
20:51
exposed. There was like, you
might as well not have one.
20:55
John C Dvorak: Okay, you think
you have something a little more
20:58
like even a catcher's?
20:59
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah, that's,
that's what you want. But no,
21:01
no, he had just like, a little
little breastplate. Very odd.
21:04
Unknown: What was that trip?
Like? And obviously, you know
21:07
that there's a public perception
that you're clarifying this now.
21:13
But there was a public
perception that that was part of
21:15
a apology tour, if you will.
This had been said online. There
21:20
was all of the criticism that
was advertisers, leaving we
21:23
talked about why
21:25
you don't advertise? You
21:28
don't want them to advertise?
What do you mean?
21:33
If somebody's gonna try to
blackmail me with advertising,
21:35
blackmail means money. yourself.
But go yourself? Is that clear?
21:48
I hope it is. Hey, Bob, you're
in the audience?
21:53
Well, let me ask you, then.
21:56
That's how I feel. Advertise,
actually, what what this
22:00
advertising boycott is, is going
to do, it's going to kill the
22:04
company. And you see, and the
whole world will know that those
22:13
advertisers killed the company,
and we will document it in great
22:15
detail.
22:17
Adam Curry: Before we continue
with this clip, so he's saying
22:19
the whole world will know that
they killed the company. I mean,
22:23
the first thing that came to my
mind is perfect. declare
22:27
bankruptcy. He buys it out of
bankruptcy turns it into a bank.
22:31
Is that pot in the within the
realm of possibility?
22:33
John C Dvorak: No, I don't think
he's gonna go that far. I don't
22:35
think so. It's just an idle
threat. Because nothing's going
22:38
to it. Everyone knows that the
military industrial complex, and
22:43
the intelligence agencies and
they need us the platform,
22:46
Adam Curry: they need Twitter,
they knew they need that and
22:48
they need
22:49
John C Dvorak: Twitter and it's
not going to get killed. But
22:51
it's like it's a it's kind of a
roundabout threat to the, to
22:56
Disney and others that hey, if
you kill the company, somebody's
23:00
gonna kill you. Yeah, I think
that's a good analysis. Yeah. An
23:05
offhanded way, ya know,
23:06
Adam Curry: so then he goes on.
23:08
Unknown: But there are those
advertisers, I imagine are gonna
23:10
say, they're gonna say we didn't
kill the company to Earth. To
23:15
say that they're gonna say,
23:17
Adam Curry: I love the grandiose
tele to Earth, man, I'm going to
23:20
use that. Hey, macho Earth, the
kids you use that? You took the
23:25
cookies from the cookie jar? Oh,
yeah. Tell it to Earth
23:28
Unknown: on that you kill the
company because you said these
23:31
things. And they were
inappropriate things. And they
23:34
didn't feel comfortable on the
platform. Right.
23:37
And let's see how both responds
to that.
23:42
Okay, this goes back to I love
23:44
Adam Curry: Andrew Ross Sorkin,
who's taking this all seriously?
23:49
John C Dvorak: Zero sense of
humor hero, New York Times guy?
23:53
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah. All right.
23:56
Unknown: Okay, this, this goes
back
23:58
to a bit, we'll both make our
cases. And we'll see what the
24:02
outcome is. What
24:04
are the economics of that for
you, you have enormous
24:06
resources. So you can actually
keep this company going for a
24:08
very long time, would you keep
it going for a long time, if
24:11
there was no advertising
24:13
company fails, because of
advertiser boycott, it will fail
24:17
because of an advertiser
boycott. And that will be what
24:20
bankrupted the company. And
that's what everybody will know.
24:24
What do you think then? Trust
them, then I'll be gone.
24:29
And it'll be gone because of an
advertiser boycott.
24:32
But you recognize that? Wow,
24:33
Adam Curry: I think you're
right. He is really signaling
24:36
like, Oh, really, really? You
guys want to kill this valuable
24:39
asset valuable to my true
customers, the military
24:42
industrial complex, and the US
government really? Really, you
24:45
know, watch you guys get a
little call from the White
24:48
House. I think that's what do
you say? I think you're right
24:51
about that.
24:52
Unknown: But you recognize that
some of those people are gonna
24:54
say that they didn't feel
comfortable on the platform. And
24:57
I wonder I just wonder and ask
you and since Think about that,
25:00
for $1 to the judge, the judge
is going to be judges, the
25:05
public, the
25:06
Adam Curry: judges the public as
beautiful. This is hilarious. So
25:13
then I'm going to, then I'm
gonna have to play these other
25:17
two clips before I can get to
the best part, which is Andrew
25:19
Ross Sorkin doing an analysis
later of Elon. So now it gets
25:24
into AI, which of course, you
might as well put that in there.
25:29
And Eli, go, Elon goes off the
rails with this is great. One of
25:33
Unknown: the things about
training on data has been this
25:36
idea that you're not going to
train or these things are not
25:38
being trained on people's
copyrighted information.
25:41
Historically, that's been the
concept. Yeah, that's a huge
25:44
lie. Say that again?
25:45
Because these these airs are all
trained on copyrighted data,
25:49
obviously.
25:50
So you think it's a lie? When
when open AI says that this is
25:54
not none of these guys get their
training on copyright? That's a
25:58
lie. It's a lie.
25:59
straight up lie. Okay.
Obviously, it's been trained on
26:04
proper data. Okay, so
26:09
Adam Curry: he does, he does the
best evil guy laughs I've ever
26:13
heard. This is phenomenally
good. And Ross Sorkin doesn't
26:17
even say anything about it.
26:20
Unknown: Obviously, it's been
trained on perforated data,
26:24
which is old.
26:27
And he keeps going, he's a cat.
26:31
Which is all the people who have
been uploading, or whatever. And
26:36
all the people have been
uploading articles, the best
26:40
quotes from different articles,
videos, to x, all of that can be
26:47
trained on. And effectively now
you have this remarkable
26:51
repository. And I wonder what
you how you think about that
26:54
again, and how you think the
creative community and those who
26:58
were the original IP owners
should think about that.
27:04
I don't know except to say that
the by the time these lawsuits
27:07
have decided we'll have digital
God.
27:08
Adam Curry: So yeah, there you
go. We'll have digital God. Yes.
27:13
Unknown: Digital God at that
point, digital God,
27:15
John C Dvorak: you know, did
erupt here. Sure. There's an
27:20
there's an argument that can be
made when you have that thrown
27:22
at you that I'm surprised musk
and others haven't used as the
27:26
following. Okay, so I'm a
writer. And I want to write my
27:31
first novel. So I read all of
Hemingway. I read every thing
27:36
he's ever written every art news
article, I read all his novels
27:39
because I want to get that
style. I want to have Hemingway
27:41
I want to have that kind of that
natty style. I want it. So I
27:45
read all this stuff. And then I
produce a novel what's the
27:49
difference?
27:52
Adam Curry: It doesn't matter
because by the time the lawsuits
27:55
are settled, there will be
digital, there'll be a digital
27:58
god what's your problem?
27:59
John C Dvorak: It just it just
seems to me that argument can be
28:03
used against the argument that
oh, it's all these copyrights
28:06
Yes, everything in the world you
know you what if you just put
28:10
run it off as Shakespeare it's
not cabas public domain now,
28:13
what if you just use public
domain once copyrighted
28:16
material? This is bullcrap. This
is not a good argument against
28:19
AI. The good argument it says
bullcrap it doesn't work very
28:22
well. That's the argument.
28:24
Adam Curry: Well, I actually cut
out like a minute of Andrew Ross
28:28
Sorkin pining on about as a
creator, as a Creator.
28:33
John C Dvorak: The Creator beat
anyone steal his material?
28:36
Because it's so dynamite.
28:38
Unknown: To say that the by the
time these lawsuits have decided
28:40
we'll have digital God. So
28:43
John C Dvorak: digital God at
that point. Yeah, that's a
28:44
flippant answer.
28:46
Adam Curry: No, it's very
flippant, and it's pretty wrong.
28:51
These
28:51
Unknown: lawsuits won't be
decided before, on a timeframe
28:54
that is relevant.
28:55
Adam Curry: Okay, not before
timeframe is relevant. And then
28:57
now, now Elon is going to wrap
it home because remember, he's
29:02
the guy that started open AI and
was, you know, shouting the
29:05
loudest, the loudest about the
dangers of AI eating the world?
29:10
And you know, Sam Altman screwed
him over. And they turn to
29:13
commercial and Elon has kept
saying no, no, no, no, no, no
29:17
regulation. We need regulation.
One of the smartest people in
29:20
the world. No, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no. And he's
29:22
changed his tune.
29:23
Unknown: Is that a good thing or
a bad thing?
29:28
I think we live you know,
there's that.
29:32
Adam Curry: I, you know, I gotta
practice. My ILA. You know,
29:39
John C Dvorak: I gotta get my
mash ups.
29:43
Adam Curry: I'm sorry.
29:44
John C Dvorak: I shouldn't get
it. I've got to get some of
29:46
these Ilan moments so I can do
it. Another one of my mash ups
29:50
who are it's just Elon never
saying anything.
29:52
Adam Curry: He actually never
does say anything. It's just the
29:55
complicated speak of Silicon
Valley geniuses. like Sam
30:00
Backman freed me, Sam Altman
Elon Musk. Give me a break
30:09
people we live. You know,
there's
30:11
Unknown: that. I don't know if
it's actually real Chinese
30:14
anyone not, but maybe live in
interesting times, right?
30:17
There's apparently not a good
thing. But I would prefer to.
30:28
Adam Curry: And he's looking up
at the whole time it is digital
30:30
God, again, not a good thing.
30:32
Unknown: But I would prefer to
personally, I would prefer to
30:36
live in interesting times. And
we live in the most interesting
30:41
of times.
30:44
Adam Curry: Yeah, you're
breaking copyright.
30:46
Unknown: For a while, I was like
really getting demotivated and
30:49
losing sleep over sort of the
threat of AI danger. Finally
30:54
sort of became fatalistic about
it and said, Well, okay, even if
30:58
I knew it was annihilation was
certain. Would I choose to be
31:04
alive at that time or not? And I
probably would choose to be
31:09
alive at that time, because it's
the most interesting thing, even
31:13
if there's nothing I can do
about it.
31:14
Adam Curry: So let's just get
district. So he went, he went
31:17
from warning everybody helping
get an executive order, which is
31:21
not law. But there's laws being
written all over the world, to
31:25
make sure that only the biggest
incumbents can be the true. The
31:30
true gods of AI, which really
means
31:33
John C Dvorak: much money to be
made for just any old schlep,
31:37
which go out there and do well,
31:38
Adam Curry: which really means
only Google and Amazon and
31:42
Google and big companies will be
allowed to create your LLM 's
31:45
your your data models and their
cells. They're all selling
31:48
horsepower. That's all they're
doing. They're all selling
31:51
John C Dvorak: microscopes,
yours compute cycles.
31:54
Adam Curry: So all of that's now
over. And now I've given in I
31:58
was losing sleep, and I figured,
you know what, screw the world.
32:01
So then,
32:03
Unknown: basically, a sort of a
fatalistic resignation helped me
32:07
sleep at night because I was
having trouble sleeping at night
32:09
because of AI danger. Okay,
32:10
Adam Curry: so Elon has decided
that the world can go to hell in
32:14
a handbasket, so that he can
sleep at night.
32:18
John C Dvorak: By the way, the
whole day he's full. This is a
32:21
lie. Of course. No way. He
wasn't sleeping well at night.
32:27
Adam Curry: Really? No, wait
until we get to the analysis. 50
32:31
more seconds on this one helped
32:32
Unknown: me sleep at night
because I was having trouble
32:34
sleeping at night because of AI
danger. Oh, show what to do
32:38
about it. I mean, I've been the
biggest one banging the drum the
32:43
hardest, by far the longest. Or
the one of longest on for AI
32:49
danger. And these regulatory
things that are happening 80s
32:55
Adam Curry: No, wait, wait,
let's listen to this last bit.
32:57
I'm sorry.
32:59
Unknown: And these regulatory
things that are happening? The
33:02
single biggest reason that
happening is because of me. Ah,
33:06
Adam Curry: it all because of
me. I put it all in place. I
33:10
believe that because those
numbnuts in Washington, DC like
33:14
Oh, Elon says, AI danger. Yeah,
danger. We got to make him sleep
33:18
well at night. Let's put some
executive orders in place. So
33:21
then Andrew Ross Sorkin, the
most boring guy in the world
33:26
goes on NBC Today show to talk
about his extraordinary because
33:32
Elon Musk used the F word. And
oh, yes. We had to bleep it out.
33:37
It's so bad for children. But
you know, Andrew Ross Sorkin I
33:41
mean, keep that this is you are
now news journalist is the news.
33:45
Let's bring in the man of the
hour see and lead that
33:48
conversation. The man of
33:50
John C Dvorak: the hour here was
talking to journalists.
33:53
Unknown: The man of the hour at
the New York Times steelbook
33:55
Summit. Hello, Andrew. So I
mean, what did you make of that
33:59
you've covered Elon Musk a long
time. Here he is in the middle
34:01
of this fire. Advertisers
fleeing his company X formerly
34:05
known as Twitter. Thanks for
reminding us. And then he has
34:08
some he does not mince words.
34:12
It was fascinating. I was
speechless when he made those
34:14
remarks weren't gone viral. I do
encourage people to see the
34:17
whole thing because in many
ways, I think you got to see the
34:19
full Elon Musk, I think you saw
that Elon Musk is many people.
34:23
You can see the design and sort
of Steve Jobs version of Elon
34:26
Musk, you can see almost a
demonic version of Elon Musk.
34:31
And the idea is the question is
Can people hold all of these
34:34
ideas in their head? And can
they be in the same person? What
34:37
was so interesting to me was he
kept saying, I don't care if I
34:40
am loved, or I'm hated. But what
I kept trying to get back to was
34:44
he didn't say
34:45
Adam Curry: that. He didn't say
that at all. I watched the whole
34:48
thing. He didn't say that. He
said, I don't care if you
34:51
advertise but okay, what I
34:52
Unknown: kept trying to get back
to was, do you care about being
34:55
trusted? Because ultimately, the
advertisers need to trust you.
34:59
The folks who Gotta get in your
vehicles need to trust you,
35:02
government that's paying for
SpaceX putting these rockets
35:05
need to trust you. And we we
were trying to grapple with
35:08
that. And he was trying to
grapple with that. He
35:10
Adam Curry: was trying to
grapple with that, that didn't
35:13
hear that in
35:14
John C Dvorak: any of the clips
you played and or what I heard
35:16
when I listened to parts of it,
but it's
35:18
Adam Curry: also you would say
he was graphic in this, you
35:21
would say he was grappling with
that not he was trying to
35:24
grapple with it.
35:26
John C Dvorak: That's that's
what he was trying to do.
35:29
Adam Curry: Yeah, let's twice he
said it twice.
35:31
John C Dvorak: Let's face trying
to grapple next
35:33
Unknown: putting these rockets
need to trust you. And we were
35:38
trying to grapple with that. And
he was trying to grapple with
35:40
that.
35:41
Adam Curry: Trying to grapple
with that. What does the word
35:44
grapple even mean? Grapple.
35:48
John C Dvorak: grellus. Look it
up this reframe. Is the question
35:55
on our minds. Yes. Why was he
trying to grapple? Or was he
35:58
grappling? Well,
35:59
Adam Curry: if he was trying to
grapple he was trying to grip or
36:01
sees as in a wrestling match. Or
he was using a tool consisting
36:06
of several hooks for grasping
and holding, often thrown with a
36:09
rope, I think was either one of
those. So let's continue with
36:12
the next a genius analysis from
Andrew Ross Sorkin, where you
36:16
talked about demonic the demonic
Sagemont act about his
36:20
John C Dvorak: demonic demonic.
36:23
Adam Curry: What happened to the
digital God,
36:24
Unknown: we talked about demonic
36:26
the demonic side, he
36:27
talked about his own demons
like,
36:29
what did you glean about that
part
36:31
of him?
36:31
Adam Curry: Oh, get ready. He
talked about his demons. Look, I
36:35
Unknown: think a lot of what
drives him in very good ways and
36:40
bad ways is a childhood. I mean,
there was a moment where he was
36:44
almost crying during this
interview where you can really
36:46
see the demons that power a lot
of this and it was it sad. There
36:53
is a there is a depression under
it. Oh,
36:55
John C Dvorak: okay. I don't
want to
36:56
Adam Curry: analyze him. Yes.
36:58
John C Dvorak: I don't want I
was a psychoanalyst. And now,
37:01
yes,
37:01
Unknown: he is.
37:02
I don't want to I don't want to
say too much about and I can't
37:05
diagnose it myself. There is
something that is driving him. I
37:08
think it's in many ways it's
productive. And in other ways.
37:11
It's it's less productive,
called
37:13
Adam Curry: well done, Andrew.
Oh, that was riveting. That
37:15
analysis, right. He was almost
crying on my bench. I'm Andrew
37:18
Ross Sorkin.
37:19
Unknown: I mean, you know, we're
talking about the world's
37:21
richest man 20 to $25 billion
dollars and his contributions to
37:24
modern society are undeniable in
so many ways. To your point,
37:28
you've covered them for a long
time. How do you think it plays
37:30
out? I mean, how does this?
Where does this go for it from
37:33
here for Elon Musk? I mean, does
he take X does it get sold as
37:37
well? How do you know
37:38
he likes to say he doesn't care?
He was ready to he cares. He
37:42
cares a lot. You can see it you
can physically see how much he
37:45
cares. So he says he
37:46
Adam Curry: doesn't care. But if
he does care, I can see it. I'm
37:49
Andrew Ross Sorkin.
37:50
Unknown: I think look,
37:52
John C Dvorak: I think you're
saying look, wait, I think I
37:56
think look,
37:57
Adam Curry: this is good. I
think look, is that a show
37:59
title? I think look, I think
look,
38:02
John C Dvorak: what I think mate
might be
38:05
Unknown: cares. He cares a lot.
You can see it, you can
38:08
physically see how much he
cares. So I think look, I think
38:12
you're gonna see great and
amazing things happen along the
38:15
way.
38:16
Adam Curry: Well, hold on a
second, the future telehealth,
38:19
Andrew Ross, I'm from the
future. I'm Andrew Ross Sorkin
38:23
great things are coming. I tell
you just pay attention to me,
38:26
Andrew Ross Sorkin
38:28
Unknown: I think you're gonna
see great and amazing things
38:30
happen along the way. And I also
imagine you're going to see
38:33
other things like and maybe x
will ultimately fail. I don't
38:36
know. But I think he's going to
try his hard to get this thing.
38:39
In a way. It's the
38:40
worst of it. I mean, he has
recent, you know, I mean, x, it
38:43
either succeeds it doesn't
succeed, you're talking about
38:45
somebody who has an enormous
influence in global affairs,
38:48
including things such as the war
in Ukraine, because it's his
38:52
satellite system, you can turn
on or turn off. And that's
38:56
Adam Curry: that rubric. This
was my favorite. They keep doing
39:00
that even though he sold that
into you know, what is it the
39:03
military version, which stays on
wherever the US military wants
39:08
it on, please are able to fight
39:10
Unknown: I'm talking but we
talked about that the power that
39:12
he has the leverage that he has
ever it's interesting, because
39:15
he he has all that leverage in
these physical systems that he
39:18
owns, but he doesn't have that
leverage in, in Twitter in Acts
39:23
it's a different it's a
different business. But the
39:25
other thing I was just gonna say
that was so interesting to me
39:27
about it was was human. You
know, there's this little that
39:31
page in US magazine says they're
just like us, no matter how much
39:34
money you have, what your
business title on your business
39:37
card. There are these feelings
that people have and they're
39:41
complicated, and I think being
able to see that we often don't
39:44
have that opportunity so
fascinating.
39:46
Adam Curry: So I'm the best this
you want to see feelings. Watch
39:50
me I'm Andrew Ross Sorkin what a
douchebag. Yeah, no, but it was
39:57
very entertaining. Just I mean,
that's the best kind of
40:01
entertainment is when the people
on stage don't realize how
40:04
entertaining they are. And this
whole Starlink thing that seems
40:08
that probably have been the main
reason for Elon to go into
40:12
Israel for another sale.
40:14
Unknown: Now, Elon Musk also
control Starlink, which is an
40:17
internet satellite service,
which makes him a key player in
40:21
any conflict on this earth. He
wanted to provide the service to
40:25
aid organizations in Gaza. The
Israeli government wasn't happy
40:28
saying that Hamas would use it
for terrorist activities today
40:32
and Israeli Government Minister
posted that they had reached an
40:35
understanding that Starlink
would only be used in Israel and
40:39
Gaza with the approval of the
Israeli government. We have not
40:42
yet confirmed that
40:43
Adam Curry: there you go sales
call.
40:47
John C Dvorak: Yes, what was
your sales call? Call?
40:50
Adam Curry: Hello, ma'am. Hey,
you know, these my I have a
40:53
customer over here in Gaza. And
they get a lot of money in
40:57
Qatar. So you want a defense
link? What is it? Isn't it
41:01
called defense link? What is it
called? Star link military
41:06
version? It's something else on
defense link. It's Star Shield.
41:14
John C Dvorak: Star Shield,
41:15
Adam Curry: Star Shield. That's
what it's called. Star Shield.
41:21
It's a sales gonna
41:22
John C Dvorak: go in there on an
apology tour is going to he
41:25
would go on a sales call.
Exactly. Right. It's a kind of a
41:30
shaggy dog story you told but
you're welcome. You're welcome.
41:33
Essentially what you did there.
Well done. Oh, thank you. Thank
41:37
you for talking about the Jews,
Israelis. The rest of us did at
41:41
least get a couple of my clips
out of the way. I didn't do too
41:44
much about that. I do have the
update for the the hostage
41:50
thing. Whatever the hell's going
on, it might be worth playing.
41:54
But first let's play Chuck
Schumer. Oh, Chucky,
41:56
Adam Curry: Chucky, what is
Chuck? He's
41:57
John C Dvorak: talking about uh,
you know, he's concerned about,
41:59
you know, all the Jew hate
that's going on in the United
42:02
States because of the
Palestinian problem. Protesters
42:06
which are organized by some
radicals of various sorts, left
42:11
and right. It's a problem. And
now, which is again in
42:15
previously I would say Chuck
Schumer would be responsible for
42:19
the encouragement of these
folks. But now that they've
42:23
turned out to be Jew haters.
42:26
Adam Curry: This is no good
42:27
Unknown: a five alarm fire that
must be extinguished. A Senate
42:30
Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
warning the nation of a
42:32
dangerous rise in anti semitism.
Lawmakers are now investigating
42:37
possible anti semitism at
America's top universities.
42:41
Adam Curry: I love her they keep
going after the universities
42:44
it's your Black Lives Matter
crew bro. It's who you activated
42:48
during Trump that's who it is
42:50
Unknown: entities Aryan past arm
has the story.
42:52
I feel compelled to speak
because I'm the highest ranking
42:56
Jewish elected official in
America.
42:58
King of the Jews, Senate
Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on
43:02
Wednesday addressing the rise in
anti semitism in the US. I
43:05
couldn't
43:06
Adam Curry: resist I'm sorry.
That nobody said it's literally
43:09
what he's not literally but
that's what he's saying.
43:12
Unknown: In the two weeks after
the attacks by Hamas, the anti
43:15
Defamation League reports and
almost 400% increase in anti
43:19
semitic incidents over the same
period last year. Schumer says
43:23
he sees a stark contrast in the
ways Jewish and non Jewish
43:26
people react to that increase to
us.
43:31
The Jewish people, the rise of
anti semitism is a crisis. A
43:36
five alarm fire no, that must be
extinguished
43:41
Adam Curry: five alarm
43:42
Unknown: or he says that's
because many American Jews have
43:45
family members who suffered
persecution firsthand. And
43:48
they're now worried that history
is repeating itself. The
43:52
majority leader also said anti
Israel protesters often argue
43:55
that Israel displaced 700,000
Palestinians. But he said those
43:59
same people never talk about the
600,000 Jews who are displaced
44:03
from Arab countries. Schumer
concluded with three appeals to
44:07
the American people learn the
history of the Jewish people
44:10
reject anti semitic double
standards, and understand why
44:14
Jews defend Israel. At the same
time lawmakers in the house are
44:18
investigating Harvard, the MIT
and the University of
44:21
Pennsylvania. Wow, that's over
allegations of anti semitism on
44:24
their campuses. Because of that
the presidents of those three
44:28
schools will testify before a
House committee on a
44:30
congressional hearing next week.
Oh,
44:32
goody, goody,
44:34
Adam Curry: yeah, we get Jew
hate in Congress. This is gonna
44:37
be fun. It's gonna be great. So
Harvard and MIT now to the Oh
44:42
man, this is this. Oh, wow. Oh,
this is
44:46
John C Dvorak: going to have
this clip. And I got one more
44:48
which is the University of
California they're going.
44:51
Unknown: At the same time the
Department of Education is
44:54
opening an investigation into
Harvard. That's to find out
44:57
whether Harvard failed to
respond to a letter harassment
45:00
of students based on their
national origin. However, the
45:03
office made clear that it has so
far found no evidence of
45:07
wrongdoing.
45:08
Adam Curry: Yeah. And remember,
the Department of Education is
45:11
also a human rights division of
the government. Yeah, they're
45:15
John C Dvorak: quite hilarious.
I don't know what these schools
45:17
are going to do because they
were the ones. They're the ones
45:20
who created the situation at the
behest of the Democrat party.
45:24
Yes. Let's be honest about it.
And the whole thing is now
45:28
backfired on him.
45:29
Adam Curry: It's, it's like it
is. It's Biblical. It's so good.
45:35
John C Dvorak: It's hilarious
because UC Berkeley sued This is
45:38
the said the end of the day,
there was a lead into this, but
45:41
let's go right into the clip.
45:43
Unknown: UC Berkeley and the UC
system are accused of letting
45:46
anti semitism go unchecked on
Jewish advocacy organizations
45:51
allege that student groups
prohibit speakers who support a
45:54
Jewish state, and TDs David Lam
speaks with the attorney who's
45:58
suing the university Ken mark
46:00
is chairman of the Louis D.
Brandeis center and former
46:03
assistant secretary of education
for civil rights. Thank you for
46:07
joining us. Your nonprofit
organization is suing UC
46:11
Berkeley and the UC system,
claiming that it has long
46:14
standing unchecked anti semitism
on campus. So how did this
46:18
start?
46:19
We take no pleasure in bringing
the lawsuit, we would prefer
46:21
that they simply comply with
their legal requirements. This
46:24
lawsuit is about the failure of
the University of California to
46:29
address anti semitism on its
campus, certainly over the last
46:33
a year and a half. Hold
46:34
Adam Curry: on a second, I need
to ask a question. This being
46:37
the United States of America,
where we have a First Amendment
46:41
is anti semitism is that illegal
in America? anti semitic speech.
46:53
John C Dvorak: Don't s insofar
as speech is concerned that it
46:56
may not be illegal that based on
the First Amendment, but that's
47:00
but these schools are signed on
to certain provisions, you know,
47:03
certain standards that they have
to follow. And one of them is
47:08
don't be, you know,
47:11
Adam Curry: not bigoted not be
against Joe. I'm
47:16
John C Dvorak: not be bigoted,
but but the thing that Cal
47:19
they've keep isolating in these
statements is that there's some
47:23
there's a Zionist one or two
Zionist organizations on the
47:26
campus, you know, when they have
meetings and give speeches, they
47:28
will lead them. And so that is
like,
47:32
Adam Curry: that's exclusionary,
and that and that seclusion
47:35
there. And that goes, okay. All
right, that I got you. Okay. But
47:39
as just a small aside, when it
was Milo, when it was Ben
47:46
Shapiro, or whoever wanted to go
speak at a at a university
47:50
campus, and they were forbidden
to do that. We didn't hear
47:53
John C Dvorak: this part of
this. By the way, I think this
47:56
guy when he says, a long
standing history, I think that
47:59
will be included. Oh,
interesting, because the miles
48:02
and Shapiro thing, and I think
there was a couple other people,
48:06
Coulter, Coulter. There too, and
they were shattered, rounded off
48:13
the campus and to burn down part
of the ASU C building. And in
48:17
the process, I think it's mostly
the outsiders, but it's beside
48:20
the point. They have this issue,
and they have to solve it. And
48:23
so they're getting sued. Hey,
48:24
Unknown: yeah, certainly over
the last a year and a half,
48:27
starting with the decision by
nine, nine student organizations
48:31
to exclude Zinus from speaking
on any topic whatsoever before
48:36
their organization.
48:39
And I understand that you
receive many complaints from
48:41
students. So what are the
students saying,
48:45
we're hearing from students
around the country Jewish
48:47
students are afraid now because
they are feeling such an immense
48:51
amount of hate since the Hamas
atrocities of October 7. Now
48:55
think about that. In the wake of
these atrocities in which Jewish
48:59
Israelis were tortured, burned
alive, in some cases rate
49:05
murdered their court, in the
wake of that, a groundswell of
49:11
support for their perpetrators.
The Berkeley situation is in one
49:16
sense, typical or representative
of what we're hearing all around
49:19
the country, but it is also one
of the worst. One
49:23
John C Dvorak: of the worst
we're number
49:24
Adam Curry: one finger number
one baby this kind of reminds me
49:30
this this whole first amendment
bit went with a friend of mine
49:35
went to visit the Pacific War
Museum. He's been here for eight
49:38
years has never been I said,
that's an outrage. You gotta go
49:40
it's a great museum, because
Admiral Nimitz is from
49:43
Fredericksburg, Texas, and they
have a great I mean, it's a very
49:48
detailed Nimitz was some
Frederick's Yeah, he's a famous
49:52
son. He's the famous son of
Fredericksburg. Wow. So they
49:55
have the Nimitz Museum, the
Pacific War Museum. And you
49:58
know, my grandfather Renwick
Eugene Curry was Lieutenant
50:02
Commander and bass commander at
Quadra Alene in the Marshall
50:06
Islands. So it was it was and
they have a whole martial line.
50:10
This isn't so much we don't do
when you think about World War
50:12
Two I think is Hitler Jews,
Hiroshima, boom, that's it.
50:16
There was a lot more going on
and a lot more and something
50:19
that really and they did a good
job of this at the exhibit is
50:24
there was a term that I think it
was President Roosevelt is that
50:28
right thing was Roosevelt. And
it was loose lips sink ships.
50:34
John C Dvorak: Yeah, loose lips
sink ships is a lot of posters
50:37
you can get that have that
saying, well,
50:39
Adam Curry: there were
restrictions on speech. At that
50:43
time, you were there were
absolute restrictions placed by
50:47
the government on speech and
it's just, it kind of hit me
50:50
like how easy we are, you know,
especially when you see Rosie
50:55
the Riveter man, all this whole
this incredible nationalistic,
51:01
Patriot patriotic propaganda,
how people how easily people
51:08
give up their right to free
speech. The ends this is it's
51:12
bound to happen over and over
and over again. And also, I have
51:16
to say, what a senseless bunch
of crap that whole thing was
51:19
young men killing each other in
the water and in the air. Oh, my
51:23
God, the whole thing just did
you. I mean, this bombing of
51:27
Tokyo. No one ever told you
about that crap out of hundreds
51:31
of 1000s of civilians died.
Yeah, they just kept bombing for
51:35
months, anyway.
51:37
John C Dvorak: Yeah. And the
thought was, of course, we as a
51:39
few incendiary bombs are good
because Tokyo is built on the
51:43
housing in Tokyo was you know,
still is rubber race, rice,
51:48
paper, rice, paper and light
wood. Yeah.
51:52
Adam Curry: That that museum
will give you a little different
51:55
sense of what went on there.
Anyway, my point being, that we
51:59
as Americans are so susceptible
to agreeing to restrictions by
52:04
the government on our speech,
which is just illegal and wrong.
52:10
And that's not what we're built
on. You have the right to talk
52:13
like a Nazi in America has fine.
You know, that's, you got that?
52:17
Right. If that's what you want.
The ACLU used to defend that,
52:21
that's all over now. It hosts
Taser over and it's really the
52:25
best way because then you can
just stand there and laugh at
52:27
them. That's great. But no. I
have a was, I don't think I have
52:33
anything else other than it's
just all bad for Joe. And so
52:37
we're distracting. We've got a
lot of you know, we're changing
52:40
the narrative to Oh, no, no,
these days, all the students,
52:45
that it's not just students,
it's this Antifa there's all
52:48
kinds of rainbow people in
there. And they're all just
52:52
against whatever they're
supposed to be against. Not a
52:55
single word about the 100,000
who die of opioids. Not nothing
52:59
about the Uyghurs nothing about
anything that's happening in
53:03
Africa. How about the fact
53:05
John C Dvorak: that you have one
Africa clip where you can play
53:06
Why is anyone saying anything
about this? This isn't even
53:09
being played because it's not
53:10
Adam Curry: the new new thing.
The UN
53:12
Unknown: says 450,000 people
have been displaced in eastern
53:15
Democratic Republic in the last
six weeks, is blaming recent
53:19
violence between armed groups
and government forces in North
53:23
Kivu province. The UN Refugee
Agency says is monitoring the
53:27
situation after 3000 human
rights violations were reported
53:31
last month. That's nearly double
the figure from September
53:34
Adam Curry: no one cares.
53:36
John C Dvorak: Where's yours?
53:38
Adam Curry: They're not the same
level. Even
53:40
John C Dvorak: our producers
listeners don't don't care about
53:44
Africa.
53:46
Adam Curry: It's they tune out
on another Africa made
53:48
John C Dvorak: that clip as
short as I could. Good
53:51
Adam Curry: work. Everyone's
still here. Okay. Oh, we can't
53:54
talk about Africa. That will be
no good. Now, that came across a
53:59
26 minute video of the homeless
in Austin. It's heartbreaking.
54:04
It's just heartbreaking.
Downtown right near the hotels.
54:08
Everyone's part living it up.
And there's just 1000s of
54:15
homeless people. And just like
San Francisco, I'll just step
54:18
over them. Don't worry. We're
with Google. We
54:20
John C Dvorak: were we moved
ours.
54:21
Adam Curry: Now. You guys did a
good job.
54:24
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we moved
them to LA where they belong.
54:28
Adam Curry: I want to go back to
AI for just a second because
54:31
there was something else that
that was that popped up on CTN.
54:36
That's Canadian television. And,
you know, so whatever Elon is
54:43
doing, you know, thank you Elon.
Thank you. Ai danger has been
54:47
set in motion the regulations
because of you. We appreciate
54:50
that. But Jen easterly is our
representative from Sissa. The
54:57
what does it come computer side
or infrastructure security
55:01
administration. We're also or I
should say, are very involved
55:05
with protecting our elections.
Because why do it on paper? And
55:11
she shows up,
55:12
John C Dvorak: heaven forbid
someone actually put a checkmark
55:15
on paper now. We can actually
audited but we can't even audit
55:20
the Pentagon, let alone audit or
own election. sleaze
55:23
Adam Curry: stop. Yeah. So so
she shows up. And her whole job
55:28
here is to talk about I guess
she's doing the rounds, and no
55:32
one cares about it, because Ilan
is out there. And she's, this is
55:38
starting to not like her a lot.
But she's also full of crap.
55:44
Easterly,
55:44
Unknown: good to meet you. I'll
start with you. I thought maybe
55:46
it would be helpful for the
audience. Before we get into the
55:48
solutions proposed. If each of
you could reflect on this
55:51
threat, as you see posed by AI.
Yeah, this is truly so I think
55:55
we have to understand that AI is
a form of information
55:58
technology, and the short
history of information
56:01
technology is frankly,
insecurity. And so you think
56:05
back to the internet, it was
never created to be secure.
56:11
Adam Curry: I love think back,
think back, John, to the
56:14
creation of the internet, it was
never created to be secure. So
56:18
Unknown: ultimately, it's all
been about speed to market and
56:21
features and driving down costs
for competition. And really
56:25
where it's led us is an internet
that's full of malware software
56:30
that's full of vulnerabilities
where social media Internet
56:33
Adam Curry: has resulted in
software that's full of
56:35
vulnerabilities. This is great
56:37
Unknown: vulnerabilities, social
media that's full of
56:40
misinformation and
disinformation. And now this
56:43
next generation of AI, we have
to make sure that it does not
56:48
have the vulnerabilities that
frankly, have led to ransomware
56:52
attacks across all critical
infrastructure and businesses
56:55
large and small. And
56:56
Adam Curry: wait a minute. So
crappy AI has led to ransomware
57:00
attacks. That's what she just
said,
57:04
John C Dvorak: Did she I didn't
hear her say that giant here
57:07
I'll tell you the problem.
Whoever she is she's chiefs,
57:11
patterns, rap, rap, rapid fires
or remarks and I kind of zone
57:16
out I didn't I missed it. I was
must have been hypnotized stay
57:19
with
57:19
Unknown: it abilities that,
frankly, have led
57:22
Adam Curry: to roll back a
little further.
57:25
Unknown: We have to make sure
that it does not have the
57:28
vulnerabilities that frankly
have led to ransomware attacks
57:32
across all critical
infrastructure and businesses
57:35
large and small. Oh,
57:36
Adam Curry: no, she didn't say
that. She said that just the
57:38
Internet. The Internet itself is
that
57:41
John C Dvorak: you know, what
she said was vulnerabilities
57:43
like the kind of the internet
that led to this Yes, it will
57:46
happen with AI because we're not
checking it for vulnerability.
57:50
Yes, right.
57:51
Unknown: And trillions of
dollars lost to global
57:54
cybercrime. So the stakes are
very high when you think about
57:58
the power and the speed and the
unpredictability of these tools.
58:02
So it really is significant that
governments came together 18
58:05
governments 23 agencies, along
with 20 companies of industry
58:10
that provided substantive
feedback to lay out these
58:13
guidelines and guardrails
58:15
Adam Curry: guardrails. Now, if
we don't take care of this, what
58:19
will the future be like? Jan,
58:21
Unknown: last question to you I
think so much of this sounds
58:23
very technical, I think even to
myself, I'm wondering if you can
58:27
John C Dvorak: hold on
58:31
Adam Curry: Yes, I'm holding on.
58:34
John C Dvorak: I heard
absolutely nothing that seemed
58:37
quote unquote, very technical.
58:41
Unknown: Last question to you. I
think so much of this sounds
58:43
very technical. I think even to
myself. I'm wondering if you can
58:46
impart on Canadians watching
tonight. What a scenario you're
58:51
trying to stop looks like like
what what is it in tangible
58:54
layman's terms that
58:56
you're trying to prevent from
happening? Yeah, yeah, to think
58:59
of AI is just a form of
software. And we know that
59:03
software was never created to be
safe and secure. Is
59:07
Adam Curry: that true? John C.
Dvorak long term columnist and
59:11
reporter on technology. Not
59:14
John C Dvorak: that I know of
it's it's actually they try to
59:17
sell it as very, very secure.
forbid they sell it as junk that
59:21
it is
59:23
Unknown: not software. And we
know that software was never
59:27
created to be safe and secure we
59:29
John C Dvorak: all know is
created to be safe and secure.
59:32
Adam Curry: We all know it was
never created to be safe always
59:36
John C Dvorak: created. Who is
this woman? She couldn't
59:38
probably coded. A go to loop. I
59:43
Adam Curry: have a clue. She's
friends with Kara Swisher
59:47
Unknown: software. And we know
that software was never created
59:52
to be safe and secure. It's why
we have ransomware attacks.
59:56
That's why we have data theft.
59:58
Adam Curry: No, Windows is why
We have ransomware attacks
1:00:01
windows, specifically Microsoft
1:00:04
Unknown: arm. It's why we have
disruptions on things like
1:00:06
pipelines. It's why our energy
grids are vulnerable. So you are
1:00:11
John C Dvorak: Yes. That's why
we Yes, this because of Windows
1:00:14
again, you gotta backup all of
that to clip but okay, Jen, who
1:00:18
is this person? Jen
1:00:19
Adam Curry: easterly. Jen
eastwell. I'm going to look her
1:00:22
up.
1:00:23
John C Dvorak: Who's someone you
hate? Well, you said you learn
1:00:27
gay.
1:00:27
Adam Curry: I'm learning. I'm
learning not to love. People
1:00:30
pod. Jen. Jen easterly. Let me
give you that from the wiki is
1:00:34
an American intelligence and
former military official who was
1:00:39
serving as the Director of
cybersecurity and infrastructure
1:00:42
security agency in the Biden
administration. Bro raised in
1:00:48
Potomac, Maryland, spook went to
the United States Military
1:00:53
Academy Pembroke College, Oxford
Rhodes Scholar, says globalist
1:01:00
and
1:01:01
John C Dvorak: she says
globalist spoke and just like
1:01:03
she just, she probably never cut
it as a spook, it seems to me
1:01:08
she doesn't get the chops,
1:01:10
Adam Curry: but she's in charge
of guardrails and in charge of
1:01:13
the electric
1:01:14
John C Dvorak: rail, will let it
be in charge. That means nothing
1:01:16
will happen
1:01:17
Unknown: fast. It's why we have
disruptions on things like
1:01:21
pipelines, it's why our energy
grids are vulnerable. So you can
1:01:25
think about AI as the most
powerful technology of frankly,
1:01:31
that we've ever seen. Use, oh,
nefarious actors, to use them
1:01:38
for offensive cyber purposes to
destroy our critical
1:01:41
infrastructure, our water
systems, our energy systems, our
1:01:44
financial systems, you can think
about using them to create
1:01:48
biological weapons, chemical
weapons. So we really believe
1:01:53
that governments and industry
are working together to mitigate
1:01:56
the risk of these capabilities
being used for nefarious.
1:02:01
Adam Curry: So she specifically
mentioned water systems. So I
1:02:05
presume that this report will
tell us that it is AI that is
1:02:09
doing this we begin with
security
1:02:11
Unknown: concerns here at home
stemming from the war in the
1:02:13
Middle East. A computer
1:02:14
hacking group with ties to Iran
has reportedly targeted a water
1:02:18
supply system in Pennsylvania.
And the group claims this is
1:02:22
just the beginning just the
beginning. They're using AI this
1:02:26
morning, a cyber group backed by
Iran is taking credit for
1:02:30
breaching a water treatment
plant in Pennsylvania.
1:02:33
Their ability to infiltrate into
industrial control systems and
1:02:38
possibly disrupt or worse, cause
damage to our infrastructure is
1:02:44
very, very concerning. According
1:02:45
to the Beaver County. The
Municipal Water Authority and
1:02:49
Aliquippa says hackers partially
took control of a substation
1:02:53
Saturday, shutting down a pump
that supplies drinking water in
1:02:57
Beaver County, a message
appeared on a pump reading you
1:03:00
have been hacked. Every
equipment made in Israel is
1:03:03
cyber Avengers legal target.
Water pressure in some areas was
1:03:07
reportedly affected before
workers enabled a backup system.
1:03:11
The Cyber Avengers hacking group
is also accused of targeting 10
1:03:15
water treatment plants in Israel
since the war against Hamas
1:03:19
began the cyber
1:03:20
ventures or hacking collective
that is associated with Iran.
1:03:24
They also are supportive of
Palestine and ever since the
1:03:27
conflict began, we have seen
them proactively targeting
1:03:31
anything associated with Israel.
1:03:32
Experts say the cyber Avengers
group is becoming increasingly
1:03:36
sophisticated federal
authorities reportedly believe
1:03:39
the group successfully hacked
for water treatment plants on
1:03:43
the East Coast in recent days.
All of them use software
1:03:47
developed by an Israeli owned
company. This group has
1:03:50
expressed that this is just the
beginning. And we should be
1:03:53
vigilant that future attacks
might occur where they see
1:03:56
opportunities.
1:03:57
So Pennsylvania State Police say
they are using a team of
1:04:00
computer experts to investigate
the hack.
1:04:03
Adam Curry: Hope it's that sis a
lady.
1:04:05
John C Dvorak: She'll figure
telling you first of all, why is
1:04:08
a water pump in Pennsylvania
connected to the internet
1:04:11
internet in any way.
1:04:13
Adam Curry: So because this
admin wants to do it from home?
1:04:17
Exactly.
1:04:19
John C Dvorak: We want to
monitor the pumps from home.
1:04:22
Take these things off the net
and you won't have any problems
1:04:26
at all. I just love Why does
local water supply company
1:04:33
hooked their pumps to the
internet? It makes no sense.
1:04:37
It's stupid.
1:04:39
Adam Curry: Back to AI I just
want to remind everybody why AI
1:04:43
is is not real. It's not true.
It's not working. It's bogus
1:04:47
because I will not believe in AI
until it fixes my email spam.
1:04:53
Why isn't someone creating a
large language model to do that
1:04:58
email
1:04:59
John C Dvorak: spam nothing What
about the stupid phone calls I
1:05:02
get from Steven bengalese guy
named Steven, who's asking me if
1:05:09
I want to get better cable
service or if I want to get a
1:05:12
new deal if I want to take a
discount on my Submariner, and
1:05:15
it's all bull crap. Why is that?
Could Why isn't that track down?
1:05:19
This is causing the American
public billions of dollars? just
1:05:23
wasted time picking up the
stupid calls from Steven?
1:05:28
Adam Curry: Well, I think we
need to kill Steven, that may be
1:05:29
easier. Just get rid of that
guy. I'm just saying Google is
1:05:34
the premier source of email for
most people in the Western
1:05:40
world. Maybe their Incidentally,
I think Apple also has has a lot
1:05:45
of people. There's still some
AOL people out there. Why don't
1:05:49
they make it so that your email
only shows you what you want
1:05:53
really shows you the things that
are important to you. You know,
1:05:56
they just willy nilly filter
stuff into promotions.
1:06:00
John C Dvorak: Great, shooting
our newsletter, half the time
1:06:03
where they let real spam come
through
1:06:05
Adam Curry: it until that time
when Google always reliably
1:06:08
delivers you the no agenda
newsletter to a steward to the
1:06:12
top of your list and says
important, important important
1:06:16
and doesn't file it away. AI is
bogus.
1:06:20
John C Dvorak: Well, I'm not
gonna argue that point. Yeah,
1:06:23
where's the AI? Bit showing
shown to be useful except for
1:06:27
cranking out mediocre art?
1:06:32
Adam Curry: Yeah, or riding the
advertorials for Sports
1:06:36
Illustrated. That was pretty
1:06:37
John C Dvorak: fun. Sports
Illustrated.
1:06:39
Adam Curry: The best so, you
know, but it wasn't even there
1:06:42
just buying this from a company
that is delivering advertorial
1:06:46
content. You know, it's it's
totally oh, by the way, oh, my
1:06:52
goodness. first sighting of the
season, first sighting of the
1:06:57
season, what do we what do we
expect every single Christmas
1:07:00
time? Come on? Well,
1:07:04
John C Dvorak: we get the the
shopper who buys the gifts for
1:07:07
everybody in the store.
Christmas
1:07:09
Unknown: spirit is alive and
well. In Melbourne, a Secret
1:07:11
Santa came into Kmart Richmond
store on Saturday and paid off
1:07:14
all the labor. The $200 Barbie
house and an $89 Barbie Dream
1:07:20
came out hasn't revealed how
much the Good Samaritan spent or
1:07:23
how many customers benefited
from the gesture. Just as good
1:07:27
when
1:07:27
we see that Australians are
still prepared to help others in
1:07:29
need. Even though they don't
know who they are. They're not
1:07:32
family or friends but just
random acts of kindness. It's
1:07:35
it's great.
1:07:36
Pricey Where were you? And you
1:07:40
work this out. Now
1:07:42
John C Dvorak: this this brother
right this is a they should ban
1:07:45
these stories and point out
these are bogus stories. It
1:07:48
probably not even true. Let
alone permit. It's already after
1:07:53
the fact. So what difference
does it make anyone who wants to
1:07:55
get a free doll doll or or toy
from Walmart is nonsense. Every
1:08:01
year. This is
1:08:02
Adam Curry: a triple whammy.
First of all, as you it well,
1:08:07
I'll get back to the to the
third of the Whammies. But here
1:08:10
we have the typical. We we know
that this is done over and over
1:08:15
again Secret Santa, and they're
always promoting Walmart or
1:08:18
Walgreens or target. It's always
a big box store. It's a known
1:08:23
promotion. This time it's
Australia that can you Oh, there
1:08:28
they are. 12 hours ahead of us
are the first ones to come out
1:08:31
with it. But they did not inform
the old coot on the news team.
1:08:36
Everybody's in on it. Everybody
except for the old guy. And I
1:08:40
don't know what this old guy
does at this news desk. But he's
1:08:44
you know, and they and they,
they they involve him by saying
1:08:47
Where were you old guy? What
Where did you do this? You all
1:08:51
your old adorable coot. And the
old guy does not follow the
1:08:56
script because they forgot to
give it to him. And you
1:09:00
Unknown: work this out. Why? Why
would someone do that? What do
1:09:05
you mean? Why would they? Why
would you do that? What's the
1:09:08
Christmas to help people out?
Yeah, maybe? It just It puzzles
1:09:13
me. They came here we did it
themselves. No, no.
1:09:19
You think that? Well,
1:09:20
no, I'm just puzzled as to why
this would happen. If they did
1:09:23
that. Wouldn't they just say
we've forgiven the labor
1:09:27
theory it could be anyone it
could stuff on labeling. Not
1:09:32
everyone's gonna go back to the
1:09:36
Adam Curry: show. Then they
accused him of being you know,
1:09:38
britch and he has a private jet.
But listen to what he says,
1:09:43
well, didn't Kmart just do this
themselves? And one of the guys
1:09:47
if you listen carefully,
actually says Why would we do
1:09:50
that?
1:09:52
Unknown: And you would miss out.
Why? Why would someone do that?
1:09:58
Adam Curry: First Why would
someone do it? Why don't you
1:10:01
understand this an ad old dude?
1:10:04
Unknown: Why? Why would someone
do that? What do you mean why
1:10:09
would they why would you do
that? What's the Christmas to
1:10:12
help people out? Maybe it just
It puzzles me you wouldn't do it
1:10:18
themselves
1:10:23
Adam Curry: don't you can hear
the the one of the guys in the
1:10:25
panel says Why do you say we
would do that? No, no. But now
1:10:31
that's the second part of the
triple whammy. The real joke is
1:10:36
and of course you don't have the
images. They they show the
1:10:39
store. They show a guy at the I
guess the layaway desk, bringing
1:10:45
out two articles and placing
them right in front of the
1:10:49
camera. Listen again to who's
really paying for this ad.
1:10:52
Christmas
1:10:52
Unknown: spirit is alive and
well. In Melbourne, a Secret
1:10:54
Santa came into came out to
Richmond store on Saturday and
1:10:57
paid off all the labor. Among
the items $200 Barbie house and
1:11:02
an $89 Barbie Dream. It's
1:11:04
Adam Curry: a Barbie ad.
1:11:06
John C Dvorak: Yeah, Mattel,
Mattel
1:11:09
Adam Curry: and they place
vintage $200 $80 for this and
1:11:12
they haven't right there. To
price. Yes, it's a bit Mattel ad
1:11:17
people
1:11:20
John C Dvorak: get with it. It
did a whole movie. That's an ad
1:11:23
and people flocked to it.
1:11:25
Adam Curry: I gotta hand it to
Mattel. There were only a
1:11:28
John C Dvorak: new marketing
person at Mattel doing they were
1:11:31
almost dead.
1:11:32
Adam Curry: 10 years ago,
remember that? They were like
1:11:34
the short of the century. They
were they were dead. And boom,
1:11:38
there it is shorter than they
were Oh man. It's just so
1:11:42
beautiful. So beautiful.
1:11:44
John C Dvorak: It'll tell you
this sort of thing. I got a
1:11:46
native ad. Oh, good. This native
ad wouldn't have called here.
1:11:51
Would it be native ad? They
probably wouldn't be that I
1:11:54
don't see it.
1:11:56
Adam Curry: I see Nikki Haley,
1:11:57
John C Dvorak: and Nikki. Here
it is big. Oh, sorry. Let me set
1:12:02
this up. Pop start. My favorite
start is on the Today show. It's
1:12:05
a little segment that Carson
Daly comes out. He does. It's
1:12:08
called Pop start. And it's all
native ads. And so and it's
1:12:13
really pathetic, because it's
really, I mean, it's pathetic.
1:12:17
Because they plug one thing
after another they're coming out
1:12:19
I left this the end of the
coming out of a new single by
1:12:25
the what's the name of the
singer this married to the other
1:12:28
but the famous black singer and
singer. I need a little more to
1:12:33
work with. She's married to the
britches black singer in the
1:12:38
world. A Jay? Jay I see I think
is JLo
1:12:42
Adam Curry: JLo. She's She's
Latina, Latinx, whoever,
1:12:46
whatever
1:12:46
John C Dvorak: she is she but
she got a new signal is the
1:12:49
greatest thing ever in their UI.
And I go over it. And so they go
1:12:51
to the next thing. And then they
go into this, this product.
1:12:56
You're talking about Beyonce,
Beyonce. And so that doesn't
1:13:00
matter. Because they're going
into the real native ad.
1:13:05
Adam Curry: Yes, I'm sorry. I'll
be quiet.
1:13:08
John C Dvorak: They're going
into this ad for a bagel that's
1:13:11
got beer in the dough and their
mail order bagel. So they're
1:13:17
going on and on about this bagel
and it is a plug for the bagel
1:13:22
company which is a pop up bagel.
And you get to listen to Al
1:13:27
Roker two times say I love pop
up bagels. I love Papa he does
1:13:33
it twice for me.
1:13:34
Adam Curry: What are what are
pop up bagels
1:13:36
John C Dvorak: What are its a
bagel pop up store that crops up
1:13:39
in New York I
1:13:40
Adam Curry: guess what is called
a bagel it's called the bagel
1:13:42
pop up Yeah,
1:13:44
John C Dvorak: I guess I'm
familiar with it. Oh, but they
1:13:47
the way they really annoying
This is the worst kind of native
1:13:50
ad you'll ever hear.
1:13:53
Adam Curry: Yeah, well let's
let's practice John. We can get
1:13:56
one of these ready
1:14:03
Unknown: want to see what's
happening in there? Kalos Center
1:14:05
released a single called can't
get enough in January. You are
1:14:08
Adam Curry: right it's JLo I
take it all back the album
1:14:11
release
1:14:11
Unknown: and film debut on Prime
Video February 16 Steamy stuff
1:14:16
holiday Lopez. Finally stuff you
know we love a good food
1:14:20
collaboration Popstar we've you
know we've covered to last John
1:14:24
Adam Curry: How much do you love
a good food collaboration with
1:14:27
your favorite Popstar nothing
like a holiday
1:14:33
Unknown: finally, you know we
love a good food collaboration
1:14:37
pop star we've you know we've
covered to last us ice cream you
1:14:40
just did the McDonald's crocs
recently well now Blue Moons
1:14:43
bagels that's right Blue Moon
and New York's beloved pop up
1:14:46
they love pop up bagels are
teaming up and infusing real
1:14:49
beer into this beautiful
breakfast bread. orange cream
1:14:55
cheese did
1:14:56
you manage mimics? Yes I did.
This is happening. Salt bagels.
1:14:59
It's true. I have a bagel. Dip
it in one of these. Orange Yeah,
1:15:06
sure, but it's just I wanted to
get your other one this spread
1:15:12
Savannah has in the bagel. I
bring bagels and beer. I love
1:15:17
this. I love crunchy outside
soft. Much like you. There's no
1:15:27
alcohol in the beer. I mean in
the ones you know, there was a
1:15:33
towel bagel, salted plain
everything ordered nationwide
1:15:36
shipping starts today at noon.
If you're interested to have
1:15:38
this feast, you can do that noon
Eastern time.
1:15:44
Adam Curry: Got it? Oh, my word.
1:15:48
John C Dvorak: This is what TVs
come to. Well, I
1:15:51
Adam Curry: can I can not as
funny. But I can show you it's
1:15:55
even worse than that. By the
way, people will say, Man, Linda
1:16:01
Lou Patton's doing a native ad.
Well, I don't think so. I love
1:16:07
Linda Lou Pak and no, yeah, she
has great job search needs.
1:16:13
Police Police people know this.
Now you alluded to some of this
1:16:19
and it's not the first clip I'm
going to play. But the native ad
1:16:23
is in full effect for deskbound
Manjaro, which is the you know,
1:16:28
the new weight loss version of
Manjaro. Manjaro is the diabetes
1:16:32
weight loss drug, which is for
diabetics, but it helps you lose
1:16:37
weight and death bound, which I
think is called Zip bound. But
1:16:40
death bound as we call it is you
know there is native advertising
1:16:45
everywhere. But this is a huge
shift in lots of different
1:16:52
businesses. And we're going to
get to the ultimate outcome of
1:16:56
what needs to happen and what I
think everyone is really pining
1:16:59
over. But one of the companies
that clearly needs to room
1:17:05
correct themselves is Weight
Watchers. Because for years
1:17:10
Weight Watchers told people it
was your it was you you you have
1:17:16
no self control.
1:17:17
John C Dvorak: You ate too damn
much food.
1:17:19
Adam Curry: You have no portion
control. Well, now we know
1:17:22
thanks to Big Pharma and
incessant lying, that people who
1:17:26
are overweight it's not. It's
not you. It's a medical
1:17:31
condition. It's a disease. This
disease. It's not the horrible
1:17:37
crap foods you're eating. It's
not the portions you're eating.
1:17:40
Man. When I was growing up in
the Netherlands, the Dutch
1:17:43
people would always go you
Americans. You have big gulp
1:17:46
Vata is dead sheep, man. No
wonder you're fat. Yeah, we're
1:17:51
drinking big gallons of sugary
water. But that's not the
1:17:55
problem. It's a disease. So
Weight Watchers hired CNN. And
1:18:02
they did a beautiful
advertorial. I tightened it up
1:18:05
to like a buck 40 5am They long
was it God was three minutes. It
1:18:11
was it was expensive, expensive
CNN BUSINESS, a CNN BUSINESS
1:18:16
cheap CNN business? I don't
think anyone watches this. But
1:18:19
yeah,
1:18:20
John C Dvorak: so they probably
could have gone 10 minutes
1:18:22
because they have a relatively
new
1:18:23
Adam Curry: CEO. And she is
sorry.
1:18:27
Unknown: But in 2023, another
huge shift led by CEO Seema
1:18:31
Stani. Weight Watchers jumped
into the booming prescription
1:18:34
weight loss drug business
acknowledging that for some diet
1:18:37
and exercise aren't enough,
1:18:39
though I want to be the first to
say I'm sorry. And we know
1:18:42
better now, we will do better.
Now. For many who are living
1:18:46
with obesity. It's a chronic
condition. And therefore it is
1:18:50
not a choice. We needed to be
the first to be proud and loud
1:18:55
of notice the piano. Oh, the
fact that we got it wrong. In
1:18:58
the past, we've been treating
these medications like it's a
1:19:01
vanity. And it's not it's
lifesaving.
1:19:04
In some ways it's sort of make
or break for the business too,
1:19:07
though, right? Because this is
sort of the direction this
1:19:09
industry is going without.
1:19:12
John C Dvorak: This is
disgusting.
1:19:14
Adam Curry: Oh, yeah. Especially
with the piano music on a news
1:19:17
item. Suppose Yeah, piano
1:19:19
John C Dvorak: music going to
news items kind of a giveaway as
1:19:20
a native ad. But this is
disgusting. So basically, there
1:19:24
were higher their entire modus
operandi, which is to get people
1:19:28
to eat less food or eat then or
dead switch over and completely
1:19:32
eating their crummy food as a
part of a lifestyle change.
1:19:38
They've just given up on it. No,
1:19:40
Adam Curry: no, no. I know what
they we talked about what the
1:19:44
change they made, but this is
them selling the change. It'll
1:19:46
come at the
1:19:46
Unknown: end past we've been
treating these medications like
1:19:49
it's a vanity. And it's not.
It's lifesaving. In some
1:19:53
ways it's sort of make or break
for the business too, though,
1:19:56
right? Because this is sort of
the direction this industry is
1:19:58
going with or without Weight
Watchers.
1:20:01
I would say that's true. I would
say that's true. And I think
1:20:03
that people who are deniers
about the fact that obesity is a
1:20:08
chronic condition, our
1:20:10
Adam Curry: fat deniers, John,
don't you dare deny that this is
1:20:14
a chronic medical condition. You
are a denier. If you say they're
1:20:18
going to be
1:20:19
Unknown: left behind,
1:20:20
we watch response sequence a $99
a month telehealth subscription
1:20:24
service that connects patients
to doctors who can prescribe
1:20:26
weight loss and diabetes drugs.
1:20:28
It's incredibly important to
communicate the risks. And
1:20:31
that's why the training in
obesity care management is is
1:20:35
really important. Also the
lifestyle interventions that
1:20:39
need to be done alongside the
medications,
1:20:41
why should somebody come to
weightwatchers for these kinds
1:20:44
of prescription weight loss
drugs instead of just going to
1:20:46
their doctor? Well, they can
absolutely
1:20:49
go to their doctor. But I think
that what we can provide is a
1:20:53
higher support solution. Many
doctors don't have training in
1:20:58
nutrition, obesity care
management, and nor do they have
1:21:01
the support system to basically
help throughout the journey. How
1:21:05
do you avoid having to rebrand
the company every couple of
1:21:08
years as people talk about
weight loss differently,
1:21:10
I think of it less as rebranding
and more that we shouldn't be
1:21:15
changing. We shouldn't be
evolving. You can't be around
1:21:18
for 60 years and still be the
same thing. Our whole world has
1:21:22
shifted
1:21:23
Adam Curry: Yeah, as they are
now in obesity care management
1:21:26
and why go to a doctor when you
can get a higher support
1:21:29
solution. I mean, seriously,
1:21:32
John C Dvorak: why go to the
doctor who is any good will or
1:21:34
she is any good? They'll say
what do you nuts? Stop eating?
1:21:39
Stop eating your fat pig. You're
1:21:42
Adam Curry: a denier. You're a
denier so now we have the best
1:21:47
way to to position yourself as a
company well there's the best
1:21:53
way used to be give yourself an
award you create an award show
1:21:57
give yourself the award is not
what the Archer Daniels Midland
1:22:00
award whatever the know what's
that award? You can buy
1:22:04
something called like
1:22:05
John C Dvorak: most of the
awards you have to pay for to
1:22:07
enter Yeah. And then to buy it
though. kind of tease you with
1:22:11
the award. But you got to get
more money. Yeah,
1:22:14
Adam Curry: I forget. Right.
Come on. What's the thing that
1:22:16
they always have the air? Oh, JD
Power. Thank you. Troll room.
1:22:19
John C Dvorak: Oh, JD Power JD
Power.
1:22:21
Adam Curry: Give me a big
company
1:22:22
John C Dvorak: has made billions
I know untoward? We're stupid.
1:22:27
But we'll get to that. And so
I've been trying to diagnose but
1:22:31
you refuse you
1:22:31
Adam Curry: refuse because I'm
too honest.
1:22:34
John C Dvorak: You're just
refuse you hate it. So
1:22:38
Adam Curry: Manjaro does the
study of their own drug. That's
1:22:43
usually how you get it approved
anyway, so we might as well put
1:22:47
it into some running through
chat. GBT turn it into a press
1:22:50
release. And there's a reason
for this. They are they are all
1:22:54
angling for one single thing.
We'll listen to the native ad
1:22:59
that is running on NBC. I do a
new report on two popular weight
1:23:03
loss drugs
1:23:03
Unknown: Manjaro and ozempic.
For the first
1:23:05
time researchers looked at real
world data on the two
1:23:08
medications
1:23:09
Adam Curry: real world data W.
1:23:13
Unknown: Comparing how much
weight people lost in them and
1:23:16
get this one came out way ahead.
1:23:18
Adam Curry: BUSINESS
CORRESPONDENT CHRISTINE ROMANS,
1:23:20
one came way, way ahead.
1:23:22
John C Dvorak: We're the one who
paid us now
1:23:24
Unknown: with more on this
intriguing the one who did the
1:23:26
study headline. Christine. Good
morning. Good morning.
1:23:29
John C Dvorak: Before he played
the end of this, on this same
1:23:32
show that you pulled this clip.
Was there any mention of the
1:23:34
450,000 Africans that were that
are now homeless and roaming as
1:23:40
refugees? There's even one
mention of it.
1:23:43
Adam Curry: Well, if they were
fat, they would be but that's
1:23:46
the problem. They're not eating.
They don't have this disease.
1:23:49
Unknown: There's now with more
on this intriguing headline
1:23:51
Christina. Good morning.
1:23:52
Good morning to both of you. You
know this is a hot topic for
1:23:54
sure. These hot,
1:23:56
Adam Curry: hot topic for sure
Hot Topic class of
1:23:59
Unknown: drugs very exciting.
According to the NIH, more than
1:24:02
two out of every five adults in
this country suffer from
1:24:04
obesity. And we know from
clinical trials that ozempic and
1:24:07
Manjaro they work really well to
help people lose weight but now
1:24:11
a new analysis finds one of
those drugs is the clear winner
1:24:14
in getting results. Yeah.
1:24:15
John C Dvorak: Oh, we play this
clip on the last show.
1:24:18
Adam Curry: No, no, no, no, no,
this this is new. This is new
1:24:20
information. Man. This is brand
new. This is great. And man
1:24:24
Gerald can help decrease how
much food you eat.
1:24:27
Unknown: There are two of the
most popular weapons in the
1:24:29
battle against obesity,
1:24:31
Adam Curry: weapons weapons.
This is a war a war against fat.
1:24:35
Unknown: Now a new report
suggests one of these
1:24:37
blockbuster drugs is far more
effective in helping people
1:24:40
slimmed down. The analysis
looked at real world data from
1:24:44
about 18,000 overweight adults
using Manjaro or ozempic over a
1:24:49
year, it found those taking
Manjaro were three times more
1:24:53
likely to lose 15% of their body
weight than those others Empik
1:24:57
and more than two and a half
times more likely to Lose 10% of
1:25:01
their body weight. Well,
1:25:02
Adam Curry: I know which one I'm
choosing. Well, not
1:25:04
Unknown: a peer reviewed study
this echoes previous research.
1:25:08
Adam Curry: Well, not a peer
reviewed study, which was you
1:25:11
know, when it came to
ivermectin, it's not peer
1:25:14
reviewed. This is just a
conspiracy theory. This has been
1:25:17
debunked many times over and
more
1:25:19
Unknown: than two and a half
times more likely to lose 10% of
1:25:22
their body weight through the
mouth people. Well, not a peer
1:25:25
reviewed study. This echoes
previous research that found
1:25:28
Manjaro more effective than
ozempic in helping some people
1:25:32
with weight loss. Both drugs are
taken through weekly injections,
1:25:35
and are FDA approved only for
type two diabetes, not weight
1:25:40
loss. I've lost 17 pounds and
eight weeks, but demand is
1:25:44
soaring as more patients use
them off label to shed unwanted
1:25:48
pounds. Doctors say they work by
mimicking hormones in the gut
1:25:51
tied to appetite.
1:25:53
The major difference between the
two medications is that Manjaro
1:25:56
is working on two hormones and
working on one hormone oh, we're
1:26:01
essentially getting more bang
for the buck when you take
1:26:04
majoro after
1:26:05
struggling with obesity her
whole life. Tara Rothen Hofer
1:26:09
joined a 200 pounds yes Jarrow.
Three years in she says she's
1:26:14
lost more than 200 pounds.
Instead of that feeling of
1:26:18
looking towards your next meal
while you're still eating the
1:26:21
current meal. You're having more
of that feeling of satisfaction
1:26:25
of enjoyment.
1:26:26
You know you have a few bites of
something and you feel foolish.
1:26:29
Eli Lilly maker of Manjaro says
it'll soon release a version
1:26:33
that's FDA approved for weight
loss called Zed bound. In a
1:26:36
statement, the maker of Olympic
Novo Nordisk told us their drug
1:26:40
is only meant to treat Type Two
Diabetes, it's approved drug for
1:26:44
weight loss called Wigo. V is
similar but at a higher dose
1:26:48
than ozempic. experts caution
the safety of these drugs is
1:26:51
still unknown and healthy people
just want to lose a few pounds.
1:26:54
Who cares. They can have side
effects like gastrointestinal
1:26:58
distress, nausea and vomiting.
And they only curb hunger while
1:27:01
being used.
1:27:02
For most patients. When you stop
the medication, you will regain
1:27:07
roughly two thirds of that
weight. This is not a medication
1:27:11
that will reset you for life.
1:27:13
Adam Curry: Okay, and now we get
down to what this is really all
1:27:16
about one thing and one thing
only. And I guarantee you, the
1:27:20
Biden administration will push
this and push and of course, the
1:27:24
executive order whatever they
need, they're gonna get this,
1:27:28
this in one place, the most
important remember, this is a
1:27:32
disease. This is a debilitating
disease. This is ruining
1:27:36
people's lives. This is a
horrible thing. And we finally
1:27:40
have a solution. So we need that
were on Medicare.
1:27:43
Unknown: So bottom line,
Christine, no matter what these
1:27:45
drugs are expensive, how much
does insurance cover?
1:27:48
So right now, these are quite
expensive. Some of these drugs
1:27:50
are hundreds of dollars a week.
Now if you are prescribed for
1:27:54
diabetes, then you may have
insurance will cover this and
1:27:57
insurance does cover a lot of
people on these drugs. But for
1:27:59
weight loss, specifically, some
of these drugs are not covered
1:28:02
by insurance. And one of the
wrinkles here, Michael, is that
1:28:06
Medicare way back like 20 years
ago in the fen Phen craze,
1:28:10
Congress made that Medicare
would not cover weight loss,
1:28:14
because there were so many
dramatic scams, so they need to
1:28:17
go back into Medicare starts to
cover it for weight loss, then
1:28:22
you'll probably see insurers
start to follow we're not there
1:28:24
yet. We are in the early days of
this, but this is our story.
1:28:27
It's also an economy story.
Because when you can get health
1:28:30
care costs in this country under
control, it could be really life
1:28:34
changing and also financially
important for the country.
1:28:38
Absolutely. When less people are
obese. Exactly.
1:28:43
John C Dvorak: Bullshit is not
going to help anybody.
1:28:46
Adam Curry: No, but what they
want is that the drug company
1:28:49
companies but Eli Lilly is
leading the charge they want
1:28:52
their drivers on Medicare, they
want this to be covered by
1:28:56
Medicare so they can pull ahead
of the rest of the pack. And be
1:29:01
under a lie. I mean, I'm not a
doctor, but come on now. You
1:29:06
know, yeah, you're puking you
have stomach issues. The food
1:29:10
noise is gone. And so So yeah,
it was we might we gotta get the
1:29:15
Medicare but it changes the
lives of the it'll it'll combat
1:29:20
climate change. I'm telling you,
we're gonna change
1:29:24
John C Dvorak: his party. I got
a bunch of clips called spending
1:29:27
dilemma that might actually
touch on this.
1:29:30
Adam Curry: Let me play one last
one because this is such a
1:29:32
wonder drug. It's doing more
than I mean, we know that people
1:29:35
don't want to drink alcohol.
They don't want to snort cocaine
1:29:38
and then
1:29:38
Unknown: this is a conversation
I'm really excited that we're
1:29:40
about to have we heard about the
benefits of ozempic we talked
1:29:47
about we go we wait what has
become weight loss drugs, but
1:29:50
Adam Curry: now oh, now wait a
minute we have we're better than
1:29:53
Manjaro there's new information
1:29:55
Unknown: about how information
can help women who are going
1:29:57
through menopause. How does it
work? And what does it mean for
1:30:01
any woman who leaves approaching
that age? Oh me. Yeah,
1:30:04
we are doing a joined now by Dr.
Robbins to talk more about this
1:30:08
and this is a conversation I
know Charlene, you are really as
1:30:11
we had our meetings in the
newsroom, so many points to get
1:30:13
to.
1:30:14
Let me just say this Dr. Alicia
Robins. She is a board certified
1:30:16
OBGYN. She is a lifestyle
physician. She also has a
1:30:20
medical practice called the LM
which specializes in
1:30:23
perimenopause and menopause for
women. I've never even heard of
1:30:27
a practice that specializes in
this. Oh, this is so exciting,
1:30:30
guys. But first of all, thank
you for joining us. And can you
1:30:34
please tell us right off the
bat? First of all, who should be
1:30:37
paying attention to this right
now? This is not just older
1:30:40
women, right? Talk about that.
It's
1:30:42
Adam Curry: not just for older
women, no menopause. You gotta
1:30:45
be thinking about it when you're
young. Yes, yes. First of all,
1:30:49
hi, everyone. Thank you so much
for having me. This is so fun.
1:30:52
It's so fun. It's so fun. I'm
getting paid. It's so fun.
1:30:55
Unknown: And I'm so glad that
we're bringing attention to
1:30:57
this. So yes, Julian, like you
said menopause is
1:31:01
Adam Curry: give us a newborn's
getting the more.
1:31:04
Unknown: We're talking about it
more thankfully. Finally, I know
1:31:07
that this also applies to women
in their 40s which is really the
1:31:11
simplest way of when we say
perimenopause, Peri menopause,
1:31:16
is the time in your 40s or even
late 30s When your hormones
1:31:19
start to change, and you start
transitioning towards menopause,
1:31:23
but it can last a decade. So
really, I'm talking about women
1:31:27
in their 40s and 50s should
listen to
1:31:29
Adam Curry: this really need to
get on this stuff in your 40s
1:31:31
Because you know, you know when
you turn 40 And you know stuff
1:31:35
starts to slip and you get a
little pudgy. Give me this will
1:31:38
help with your menopause. These
people are ghouls. This is evil.
1:31:44
And we need to as you say outlaw
advertising of pharmaceutical
1:31:48
products to consider
1:31:49
John C Dvorak: that would
include Native Ads. Ah,
1:31:52
Adam Curry: disgusting.
1:31:56
John C Dvorak: Spending dilemma
1:31:58
Adam Curry: lip I give the I I
defer the rest of my time to the
1:32:02
gentleman from Berkeley.
Spending dilemma. Let me see.
1:32:07
Oh, this looks interesting. Is
1:32:09
Unknown: America heading toward
a debt disaster? What is
1:32:12
Congress doing about the
nation's increasing
1:32:14
indebtedness? The house
discusses the problem one
1:32:17
lawmakers saying the damage will
be catastrophic and
1:32:20
irrepairable. Virginia Gibson
has more. This is
1:32:25
our generations World War. It's
a problem of historic
1:32:28
proportions.
1:32:29
The most important and
incredible threat to the
1:32:32
Republicans we know it continued
1:32:34
act inaction will prove
disastrous
1:32:36
America's national debt it
continues to surge nonstop as
1:32:40
Congress continues borrowing to
spend the end result could be
1:32:44
economic calamity for future
generations. The House Budget
1:32:48
Committee discussed the urgency
of the issue Wednesday,
1:32:51
the only people that can fix
this is the United States
1:32:54
Congress. And difficulty United
States Congress is going to be
1:32:58
willing to do this is laughable
1:33:01
lawmaker Steve Womack says
Congress has done nothing to
1:33:04
address this issue. He says the
big problem is that no
1:33:08
politician wants to cut the
biggest sources of spending
1:33:11
entitlement programs in
particular social security,
1:33:15
health care, Income Security and
Medicare cutting these things
1:33:19
will be unpopular with voters.
This is
1:33:22
Adam Curry: great. By the way,
this is great
1:33:25
John C Dvorak: social security
as a separate fund or supposed
1:33:29
to be because if you look at
your you get a your check stub,
1:33:34
it shows you the deductions you
get your taxes to pick up and
1:33:39
then it has Social Security
separate this is supposed to be
1:33:42
kept separate to the fact that
they're stealing the Social
1:33:45
Security. In other words, it's
just another part of the tax is
1:33:50
unconscionable. And nobody has
done anything to stop that.
1:33:54
Adam Curry: You're getting mad
about this.
1:33:57
John C Dvorak: No, I'm I'm well,
I've been mad about it. Yeah.
1:34:00
It's like it's a scam. And
they're taking this money right
1:34:04
now. We're finally at the point
it took a long time. But we got
1:34:07
to the point where we're taking
in less money than we're
1:34:10
borrowing on a yearly basis is I
think 115%
1:34:15
Adam Curry: is what we're
recording but not according to
1:34:17
Janet Yellen. By the way. She
says that's fake news. Everybody
1:34:21
John C Dvorak: says it except
her. They're
1:34:23
Adam Curry: just the best part.
1:34:24
John C Dvorak: She's dealing
money left and right and then
1:34:27
that's why it's interesting
about they want to add $1,000 to
1:34:30
Medicare, you know, a month to
these people to pay for it for
1:34:36
their shots. $1,000 shot which
is book bogus. And the other
1:34:41
point is is that if they put in
an enforcement agency and
1:34:43
Medicare they could cut the
probably the budget in half for
1:34:47
that, do you because there's so
much scamming going on?
1:34:51
Adam Curry: Well, this is the
biggest scam is this.
1:34:54
John C Dvorak: I mean, it's one
it's probably pales by
1:34:56
comparison, but it's continue
1:34:59
Unknown: and politics Didn't
need votes to stay in power, the
1:35:02
debt is so high interest
payments themselves take up 16%
1:35:06
of spending interest is
1:35:07
crowding out all of our
discretionary programs. Interest
1:35:12
is certainly crowding out
defense, my colleague on that
1:35:16
subcommittee and I both see that
every single day. And it's
1:35:19
certainly happening on the non
defense side, one
1:35:22
possible ray of hope, a fiscal
commission, we need an
1:35:25
outside group of experts to
audit the pension to help us
1:35:29
understand what the Absolute
Truth is, the commission
1:35:32
would analyze the economic
situation and then provide
1:35:35
recommendations to Congress put
1:35:38
Adam Curry: John and Adam on
another waste of money put us on
1:35:41
this, this would be fun we could
do we could have fun with this
1:35:44
commission.
1:35:45
John C Dvorak: So they don't
want to audit the Pentagon,
1:35:47
which is obviously a source of
waste. There's all kinds of
1:35:50
waste going on. This guy's
bitching about the fact that our
1:35:52
interest is overtaking the
military budget, which is
1:35:56
bloated. I will finish I love
1:36:00
Unknown: it. But fiscal
commission may not be the magic
1:36:03
potion as the chairman had said.
And it may fail. It may. But we
1:36:08
cannot stop trying
1:36:09
lawmaker Bill who is Inga
believes this commission would
1:36:12
be the most practical and
immediate way Congress can break
1:36:16
the status quo. unclear how
Congress would react to
1:36:19
recommendations from such a
commission by
1:36:21
Adam Curry: clutching their
pearls. The curry Devora
1:36:25
commission I can see it already
John's work will be taken will
1:36:28
be taken private jets around the
country. Check everything out.
1:36:34
Yeah, check everything out, you
know? Well, it's obvious. It's
1:36:39
obvious where they're gonna get
it from. It's from a carbon tax.
1:36:42
That is the global ideal. That's
1:36:43
John C Dvorak: what they're
hoping for. You're right.
1:36:45
Adam Curry: Wow, that's it's
more than just what they're
1:36:47
hoping for. I mean, they're
really starting to push this.
1:36:52
John C Dvorak: But the pot, the
pot, where the carbon tax money
1:36:55
goes is going to be the UN. It's
not going to go to to the world
1:37:00
go V shots.
1:37:06
Adam Curry: They have a Well,
you're right. It's gonna go to
1:37:08
the UN. And they're already
setting it up. They have there's
1:37:12
there's even an organization for
this. What is this organization
1:37:15
called? It's the the Tax Justice
Network put justice in anything
1:37:21
and you're good to go. Yeah,
just this
1:37:23
Unknown: last week, country.
Justice. I didn't nations voted
1:37:26
for the organization to take a
greater role in international
1:37:30
tax matters. The move is
perceived as a threat to the
1:37:34
ascendancy of the OECD the body
that has led these discussions
1:37:38
for decades, countries that the
UN adopted a resolution to begin
1:37:42
the process of establishing a
framework convention on tax and
1:37:46
completely change how global tax
rules are decided. The
1:37:50
resolution was led primarily by
African member states and could
1:37:53
eventually move decision making
on global tax rules from the
1:37:57
OECD, a club of developed
countries to the UN, yes,
1:38:03
Adam Curry: you're spot on, and
it will be moved to the United
1:38:05
Nations. And because Africa is
involved with it, that means
1:38:08
it's a carbon tax. And I have
the details here I have the
1:38:13
actual numbers from France 24 As
climate finance or as we in the
1:38:20
business, a climate finance is
on the agenda for cop 28, which
1:38:24
is kicking off
1:38:25
Unknown: climate finance, it's
going to be one of the items
1:38:28
that are really at the top of
the agenda, the cop 28 at taking
1:38:30
place, of course in the United
Arab Emirates, as you said
1:38:33
participants trying to find an
agreement on a target to fix and
1:38:37
Shaun Pellegrino is here to tell
us more sharp
1:38:39
That's right. This is a huge
topic of conversation that
1:38:41
covers many different sectors
areas, whether it's clean
1:38:44
energy, investments, or spending
on climate resilient
1:38:48
infrastructure. And at COP 21 in
Paris in 2015 richer countries
1:38:54
agreed that they should help
poor countries that are more
1:38:58
vulnerable to the climate chaos
caused by the carbon emissions
1:39:03
of developed economies. Well,
the commitment that was agreed
1:39:07
on by these developed countries
in successive climate talks was
1:39:11
of $100 billion per year in
climate assistance by 2020. But
1:39:17
wait a goal that was missed for
several years and that might
1:39:20
finally actually have been
reached this year. But the needs
1:39:24
are so much bigger than that
number. estimates of how much is
1:39:28
needed by emerging markets and
developing countries in order to
1:39:32
keep global warming under the
set target of two degrees, while
1:39:37
they're much higher by 20 $31
trillion. will be needed
1:39:43
annually in external
1:39:45
John C Dvorak: what's right what
happened to 1.5 degrees Shut
1:39:48
Adam Curry: up
1:39:48
Unknown: tire by 20 $31 trillion
will be needed annually.
1:39:55
external assistance and total
spending for these countries.
1:40:00
would actually be much higher
than that around $2.4 trillion.
1:40:07
Adam Curry: Shut up and listen,
because you don't know what
1:40:09
you're talking about. You stupid
plebs. They need a trillion
1:40:14
dollars a year, but really $2.7
trillion a year, they're going
1:40:18
to steal it from everybody. And
we're going to be living in
1:40:21
cardboard boxes. It's
unbelievable that needs we need
1:40:27
to revolt, the revolution. And
of course, this is exactly what
1:40:32
Donald Trump is proud former
President Trump is saying is not
1:40:37
I gotta I gotta get in here
because everyone's crazy.
1:40:40
They've all gone nuts they
1:40:42
John C Dvorak: apparently are if
they're gonna pull if they was
1:40:44
buying into this.
1:40:46
Adam Curry: So now that Trump
once again is on the scene
1:40:49
talking sense as witnessed by
many people who are starting to
1:40:54
say oh well you know, before I
continue I have to have to read
1:40:58
this boots on the remember the
Amazon engineer who told us that
1:41:02
the rivian deal that Amazon did
with all their delivery for with
1:41:05
these rivian pickup trucks that
they can have them you know, the
1:41:09
charging station that stuff is
blowing up these things are
1:41:12
catching on fire. So listen to
this latest update from our
1:41:16
Amazon engineer boots on the
ground because of power
1:41:19
generation issues at the power
companies. Amazon is now using
1:41:24
diesel power generators to power
the vehicle chargers
1:41:32
Oh I love it. That's so good. So
Trump is is is this is the one
1:41:37
speech that he did that
everyone's up in arms over at
1:41:40
least is being used to clutch
pearls This is where he said
1:41:44
these vermin have gotta go which
when you listen vermin speech,
1:41:48
when the now known as the heaven
forbid you use the word vermin.
1:41:52
Well, it's much worse. Because
over there at NPR on the media
1:41:57
my they did a midweek show they
have to do a special edition in
1:42:01
between shows, with Brooke,
Gladys Gus the word vermin. Oh,
1:42:06
no, not just the word vermin the
entire speech. Jeff Charlotte,
1:42:12
who is the author of under tow,
seems from a slow civil war has
1:42:18
been around the country. He's
been around the country. He has
1:42:22
talked to everybody. And he
called him and he comes back and
1:42:25
he lets us know that because of
Trump and Trumpism we are in the
1:42:30
midst of a slow civil war. And
this is all based upon an
1:42:35
analysis of Trump's vermin
speech, also known as the post
1:42:39
indictment speech. And I had
people would start clipping this
1:42:44
for me and I'd already clipped
it. This is how unhinged
1:42:48
deranged This is from our
national treasure known as NPR.
1:42:53
His
1:42:54
Unknown: post indictment speaks
last Saturday of a record crowd
1:42:57
here today. So that's
represented a turning point in
1:43:00
his rhetoric. He was talking
about the final battle which
1:43:03
he's been doing.
1:43:04
This is the final battles. This
is the most important election
1:43:07
we've ever had.
1:43:08
But then there was another
element to speaking of
1:43:11
Obliteration, he saying, not
only is there a risk of world
1:43:14
war three, there will absolutely
be World War Three and less I am
1:43:19
returned to power,
1:43:20
I will prevent world war three,
I will prevent it. And now
1:43:24
people believe
1:43:27
Adam Curry: this is what I love
about this entire analysis. They
1:43:29
put words in his mouth over and
over again. He didn't say there
1:43:34
will be World War Three unless
I'm returned to power. He didn't
1:43:38
say that absolutely
1:43:40
Unknown: be World War Three.
Unless I am returned to power. I
1:43:44
will prevent world war three. I
will prevent it and now people
1:43:48
believe he
1:43:49
said the same thing in the
speech that just preceded
1:43:53
January 6. He said you lied.
1:43:58
John C Dvorak: So she basically
contradicts the basic thesis of
1:44:03
the guy because the guy said
things have changed. He's got
1:44:07
new rhetoric. And so she comes
out and by the way, he said the
1:44:12
same thing back and I've
listened to a lot of his
1:44:15
speeches. I don't listen to much
of them anymore. They haven't
1:44:18
changed. He goes up there does a
bunch of he does a Buck. Buck 15
1:44:22
Buck 30 of stick hilariously the
same interchangeable material
1:44:27
and boom,
1:44:28
Adam Curry: no, no, this is this
is something is changed. Now. We
1:44:32
have to be very afraid of this
war mongering Jew hater
1:44:35
Unknown: that just preceded
January 6. He said you have to
1:44:39
fight as hard as you can or you
won't have a country.
1:44:43
Oh no, that's not the same
thing. When he means world war
1:44:45
three. He's not talking about
not having countries talking
1:44:47
about nuclear obliteration.
1:44:49
This won't be a conventional war
with army tanks going back and
1:44:52
forth shooting each other this
will be nuclear war. This will
1:44:55
be Obliteration, perhaps
obliteration of the Tire world I
1:45:01
will prevent it nobody else can
say that
1:45:04
I alone can stop it right which
is of course a classic a fascist
1:45:07
rhetoric
1:45:08
John C Dvorak: he didn't say he
never said I alone but
1:45:12
Adam Curry: this is how these
people hear it this is what's so
1:45:15
fascinating about this is
1:45:17
John C Dvorak: beauty right
because this is exactly what
1:45:19
they're hearing and then you
talk to the liberals in the
1:45:22
anywhere you are and you're
going to they all hear is it's
1:45:26
the dimension thing again
they're they're living in a in a
1:45:29
different dimension they're
hearing different things yes,
1:45:32
Unknown: it's the Democrats are
just gonna fire off a nuke for
1:45:34
no reason.
1:45:37
Adam Curry: So now they've heard
that the Democrats are going to
1:45:39
fire off a nuke for no reason
1:45:41
Unknown: yeah, I think that is
how it's being heard that we are
1:45:44
very close to me by you clear
war with Russia that He alone
1:45:49
can stop it but it's even more
abstract than that right so when
1:45:52
he says at the
1:45:53
end of the day are the the
communists when destroy America
1:46:00
or we destroy the communists
because that's what they are
1:46:04
they may go by a different name.
Fascists
1:46:07
Marxists to opens and closes the
speech was some kind of classic
1:46:11
anti semitism talking about
globalist and Marxist
1:46:17
Adam Curry: I love it. He's a
Jew hater. Classic anti Semite
1:46:21
talking about communists and
Marxists.
1:46:25
John C Dvorak: So if you bitch
about Marxism, you're a Jew
1:46:27
hater. Correct? He's expanding
Marx was marked by the way was
1:46:33
an admitted atheist. Okay, let's
destroy
1:46:37
Adam Curry: Exactly, exactly but
no, no, no, no. This is the new
1:46:42
anti Semite is the face of Jew
hate.
1:46:44
Unknown: They are they may go by
a different name. Fascists
1:46:48
Marxists to opens and closes the
speech was some kind of classic
1:46:51
anti semitism talking about
globalists and Marxists. He's
1:46:55
expanded and say globalists
ending the potent conspiracism
1:46:59
of anti semitism. So that
applies to all of his enemies.
1:47:01
But lest anyone be confused, he
doubles down in the middle by
1:47:06
talking about Jack Smith,
1:47:07
the special counsel who indicted
him Jack
1:47:10
Smith, what do you think his
name used to be? I don't know to
1:47:12
say anybody, Jackson. Sounds so
innocent.
1:47:15
What is his original name?
What's his real name? It's Jack
1:47:19
Smith. But it couldn't be that
sounds so innocent. By which
1:47:24
means it sounds so. All
American. Wait.
1:47:27
Adam Curry: Oh, I see. So when
you say that, then you're you
1:47:32
can't be one of us. He can't be
one of us whities? No, no, no,
1:47:35
no. Let's get back to the juicy
stuff.
1:47:38
Unknown: And then at the end,
and this was new, right? He
1:47:40
said, We will drive
1:47:41
out to gloveless. We will cast
out the communists, we will
1:47:47
throw off the sick political
class that hates our country and
1:47:51
wants to destroy our country.
1:47:53
This is a reference to driving
out the money changes, Jesus
1:47:56
driving changes. And
1:48:00
Adam Curry: this isn't my
favorite. This is a reference to
1:48:04
Jesus driving out the money
changers, you know, the Jews.
1:48:10
These people are sick, wow, this
is a sickness. This is a real
1:48:14
sick, wants
1:48:14
Unknown: to destroy our country.
This
1:48:16
is a reference to driving out
the money changes Jesus driving
1:48:20
out the money changes and to
make sure you don't miss it. He
1:48:23
refers the speech writer, I
should say, refers to both the
1:48:26
Gospel of John and the Gospel of
Matthew. The money changers
1:48:29
historically, in anti semitism
are understood as the Jews, but
1:48:34
in this moment, it's understood
as the enemy and the enemy is
1:48:38
it's Jack Smith. It's whoever is
on the other side.
1:48:42
That's interesting rather than
cast the Jew as enemy. That's
1:48:46
the tradition. Yeah, here that's
already assumed. And so you cast
1:48:50
the enemy, whoever that may be
as Jews
1:48:55
Adam Curry: helped me help me
understand how they get how they
1:48:58
come to this conclusion.
1:49:00
John C Dvorak: I have no no
clue. It weird. Now
1:49:04
Adam Curry: that they're ill
This is mental illness, total
1:49:07
mental,
1:49:08
Unknown: that you becomes
metaphor. And he's got plausible
1:49:12
deniability because of course,
there are enough right wing
1:49:15
Jews. Maybe he's not saying any
of it. No Miller, who was
1:49:19
Jewish, wrote that speech for
him and has not been shy of
1:49:22
using that language before. So
we can say this isn't about Jews
1:49:25
in a way for Trump. It's really
not his enemy, daughters Jewish.
1:49:30
So as Miller ever is against him
in his power, and then since
1:49:35
he's become proxy, when I go out
and I speak to everyday people,
1:49:39
they see him as a martyr. Oh,
1:49:41
Adam Curry: he's a martyr. Now
let's talk about martyrs for a
1:49:44
second. Because now we need to
take it's not just Trump, but
1:49:47
all the crazy people who are for
Trump. Yes, they're really dare
1:49:53
I say racists, they hate black
people. Black people are
1:49:56
dangerous to Trump.
1:49:58
Unknown: So you say that Trump
has always strived to create
1:50:02
martyrs back in 2017 when he was
president. He said that the
1:50:07
wounded GOP Congressman Steve
Scalise took a bullet for all of
1:50:12
us when he was shot in the hip
by someone who professed to be a
1:50:17
Trump hater. He
1:50:18
Adam Curry: wasn't a Trump
hater. I don't think that guy
1:50:21
was a Trump hater, but he was a
Republican hater. Yeah,
1:50:24
John C Dvorak: he hated all
Republicans. Trump wasn't even
1:50:26
worse. But yeah, yeah, but But
Luke Scalise didn't die so he
1:50:30
wasn't martyred no
1:50:32
Unknown: at a congressional
baseball practice. But you say
1:50:36
that Ashley Babbitt who was
killed as she stormed the US
1:50:39
Capitol on January 6 was quote,
processed made productive almost
1:50:44
immediately after her death
transformed right away into yet
1:50:48
another flag like a new tarot
card in the desert of lash ism
1:50:54
John C Dvorak: was flying out
Ashley Babbitt flag now she was
1:50:57
she wasn't killed she was
murdered.
1:51:00
Adam Curry: Oh you racist
processed
1:51:02
Unknown: made productive almost
immediately after her death
1:51:05
transformed right away and
talked about it now there. We
1:51:09
John C Dvorak: didn't even lie
this is this reporting is some
1:51:13
of the worst I've heard on NPR
for
1:51:15
Adam Curry: oh, the course par
for the course. We didn't even
1:51:18
know who shot her for I think
weeks and weeks took a long time
1:51:24
before we before we knew who
shot her and that was and then
1:51:26
we heard it was an agent and you
know, it was a long time before
1:51:29
we knew the horrible truth John,
he was black
1:51:33
Unknown: processed, made
productive almost immediately
1:51:36
after her death transformed
right away into yet another flag
1:51:40
like a new tarot card in the
deck of fascism where joy macro
1:51:49
John C Dvorak: gasm new taro
card in the deck of
1:51:52
Adam Curry: fascism and when
listened to watch it now she she
1:51:55
says
1:51:56
John C Dvorak: these guys think
they they really think they're
1:51:59
poets poets, sort of poetry
babies poetry
1:52:02
Unknown: tarot card in the deck
of fascism. Were joined Gadsden,
1:52:07
the coiled snake on yet
1:52:09
Adam Curry: isn't a Gadson?
1:52:12
John C Dvorak: Not gaslit as she
says, I think it is gas is gas I
1:52:15
Adam Curry: thought it was
Gadson. She Gadson yeah but she
1:52:19
says Gaston. what a what a dope
deck
1:52:23
Unknown: of fire. Listen, were
joined Gadsden, the coiled snake
1:52:29
on yellow and the blue lives
matter flag.
1:52:32
When I saw Ashley Babbitt white
woman led a mob climbed up to a
1:52:37
broken window and on Capitol
Hill police officer shot her and
1:52:40
killed her as we saw only the
hands of the officer and as a
1:52:43
black man and I understood
immediately as a student of
1:52:46
merican mythology and history.
This is the lynching story.
1:52:50
innocent white womanhood killed
by a black man this is this is
1:52:55
the template of Hollywood you go
back to the Birth of a Nation
1:52:58
one of the most influential
movies of all time. 1915 Based
1:53:02
on a novel called The Klansmen.
It's a positive story about the
1:53:04
Ku Klux Klan and white woman
flees from a dangerous black man
1:53:08
and jumps over a cliff and dies
and thus the Klan must ride to
1:53:11
Avenger Ashley Babbitt was such
a productive martyr because
1:53:15
she's wearing an American flag
outfit kind of She's the only
1:53:19
woman in this crowd but she's
really fierce and tough. She's
1:53:23
also a veteran and I started
traveling around the country
1:53:26
watching the myth information
who actually bad it was doesn't
1:53:31
matter to them.
1:53:32
Adam Curry: I mean, this is so
racist. So
1:53:38
John C Dvorak: oh, I'm gonna use
a modern word it's just racist
1:53:41
word it this is the kind of left
leaning racism that just
1:53:46
permeates the Democrat Party
right now it's just completely
1:53:49
out of control in this this
interpretation of one of his
1:53:52
many speeches which are all
pretty much the same if you've
1:53:55
seen one you've seen most of
them is it's onerous and then
1:54:00
they come up with all this crazy
you know, the tarot card in the
1:54:04
deck of fascism and all these
other things. It's ridiculous
1:54:09
how can use embarrassed How
1:54:10
Adam Curry: can you have a tarot
card in the deck of racism with
1:54:13
the same time you're referring
to Jesus kicking out the money
1:54:16
John C Dvorak: Jacob's fascism
Yeah.
1:54:20
Adam Curry: So now Now of
course, you have to understand
1:54:24
that Ashley Babbitt she's a
perfect martyr for this you know
1:54:28
as Hollywood mainly a left
leaning outfit there Hollywood
1:54:32
as they created this this
beautiful No Oh, no black man
1:54:36
kills white woman horrible. Oh,
yes. This is what we hate in
1:54:39
America. Go Trump given all
1:54:41
Unknown: the mythmaking about
Ashley. You looked into her life
1:54:44
and what did you find? Oh boy.
She documented
1:54:47
her life very extensively. 8000
tweets she made a lot of videos
1:54:51
that's
1:54:51
Adam Curry: documenting your
life alright, isn't it the
1:54:53
Twitter that's a documenting of
my life?
1:54:56
Unknown: I found someone I think
would surprise a lot of people
1:54:59
actually bad A bit from Deep
Blue Southern California kind of
1:55:02
a beach person. Votes for Obama
twice thinks he's the best
1:55:06
president ever. So
1:55:08
how did she get from there to
here? What was the turning dead?
1:55:11
Adam Curry: What do you think
the turning point was? How does
1:55:14
she get from there to dead? I
mean here, Brooke Gladstone. Oh,
1:55:18
let's find out.
1:55:19
Unknown: She talks about a
houseless man in Southern
1:55:21
California. houseless.
1:55:22
Adam Curry: Man. Oh, boy. We
can't even say homeless anymore.
1:55:25
He's a houseless man. houseless
man houseless. Man, let's not
1:55:29
offend anybody doing this to all
renters
1:55:32
John C Dvorak: in the United
States are houseless men. That's
1:55:34
Unknown: correct. She talks
about a houseless man in
1:55:37
Southern California dedicating
on her front lawn and the
1:55:40
compassion she's trying to have
in her life. She just says To
1:55:44
hell with it. And Trump is right
there with this stuff.
1:55:48
Adam Curry: He was right there
on
1:55:49
John C Dvorak: the right do this
anti poop message on the
1:55:53
sidewalk
1:55:53
Adam Curry: saying Ashley,
Ashley Bobbitt, I want you to be
1:55:57
with me
1:55:59
Unknown: is right there with
this story. You know what that
1:56:02
anger you feel? It's not anger.
It's love for your country. You
1:56:06
don't have to swim against the
current give into the undertow.
1:56:09
Let it take you out. Here's
white supremacy is ready to
1:56:12
carry you. And now she's got
1:56:14
John C Dvorak: a lead on the
front yard and white supremacy
1:56:17
is all kind of the same thing.
If
1:56:19
Adam Curry: you have poop in the
front yard, just let White
1:56:22
supremacy carry you away into
utopia. This is the point that
1:56:26
it
1:56:26
Unknown: takes you out. Here's
white supremacy is ready to
1:56:28
carry you. And now she's got a
leader and she's got a
1:56:32
mythology. And it's so easy to
go with it. Oh,
1:56:36
John C Dvorak: my God, if you're
going to simplify it like that,
1:56:39
I guess it is easy to go with
it. Now. I bless you as a
1:56:42
leader. I have the last clip and
she has a mythology where you
1:56:45
can never really talks about the
mythology and mythology, the
1:56:48
myth Okay, I'm sorry, I
shouldn't be interrupting
1:56:50
anymore because I use can never
get this thing done. Playing
1:56:54
Adam Curry: this is just 39
seconds and we're over
1:56:56
Unknown: speech Trump gave on
Saturday after the indictment.
1:56:59
There's a key moment there where
he's talking about cutting taxes
1:57:02
and he gets cheers and then he
starts talking about Stop
1:57:05
John C Dvorak: man stop you
again. I just want to point out
1:57:08
this this usage of after the
indictment after the indictments
1:57:12
just to keep reminding us if you
don't remember this, Trump is an
1:57:16
indicted guy. Yes. indicted,
which means he's probably
1:57:19
guilty. It must be like a proven
innocent speech.
1:57:23
Adam Curry: What are you talking
about? Stop that now. Do I need
1:57:26
to play our buddy?
1:57:28
John C Dvorak: John Brennan?
Yes. Oh,
1:57:31
Adam Curry: guilty. Whereas
it's, I should I should have I
1:57:35
need to put this one. at the
ready. Yeah, I need to put
1:57:39
Brennan guilty. Here we go. This
is what they really are talking
1:57:45
about.
1:57:45
Unknown: People are innocent
until alleged to be involved in
1:57:48
some type of criminal activity.
1:57:51
Adam Curry: That's it. That's
the mantra right there. People
1:57:53
are innocent until they're
alleged to be involved in some
1:57:55
kind of criminal activity
guilty. The speech
1:57:57
Unknown: Trump gave on Saturday
after the indictment. There's a
1:58:00
key moment there where he's
talking about cutting taxes and
1:58:03
he gets cheers and then he
starts talking about what he
1:58:05
calls transgender craziness and
he gets huge steps back and I've
1:58:10
seen this moment in so many
Trump rallies he steps back. He
1:58:13
says Look at that.
1:58:14
You say I'm talking about
cutting taxes. People go like
1:58:17
that. And he minds moderate
applause. I talk about
1:58:19
transgender everyone goes crazy.
Who would have thought five
1:58:22
years ago you didn't know what
the Hold on a
1:58:24
Adam Curry: second. He didn't
say transgender craziness. He
1:58:28
said I talk about transgender.
Everybody goes crazy. These
1:58:32
people are literally hearing
things what he
1:58:35
Unknown: calls transgender
craziness and he gets huge two
1:58:38
steps back and I've seen this
man, right. So many Trump as he
1:58:41
steps back. He says Look at
that. You say I'm talking about
1:58:45
cutting taxes. People go like
that, and he minds moderate
1:58:47
applause.
1:58:48
I talked about transgender
everyone goes crazy. Who would
1:58:51
have thought five years ago you
didn't know what the hell it
1:58:53
was.
1:58:53
This is how Trump uses rallies.
He is not a leader. He's riding
1:58:58
this undertow. He is the one
saying is this where we're
1:59:00
going? He says five years ago,
nobody talked about it. Who
1:59:03
would have thought? Not him? But
he'll follow now.
1:59:08
Adam Curry: Your national
treasure ladies and gentlemen.
1:59:10
Okay,
1:59:10
John C Dvorak: we'll get a clip
of the day for that work.
1:59:12
Adam Curry: Oh, well, thank you.
It did take me a little bit of
1:59:13
time. Meanwhile, it must irk
these people to no end that Fox
1:59:20
News does stuff like this with
the Rhode Island co founder of
1:59:24
Black Lives Matter this
1:59:27
Unknown: day. Because it
identifies what I've seen in the
1:59:31
barber shop. All the brothers
for some reason right now are
1:59:35
turning ties right now. And I
just wonder what is the big
1:59:38
reason?
1:59:41
I think personally, it's the
duplicity of the Democrats. The
1:59:45
hypocrisy. We're not stupid. The
brothers are not stupid. We
1:59:49
understand when someone's for us
and when someone is not. And
1:59:52
it's obvious that the Democratic
Party is not for us. policies
1:59:58
actually strike at the heart of
the black Family and a nuclear
2:00:01
family. Yeah. So,
2:00:03
you know, you were part of Black
Lives Matter. You found it in
2:00:06
there. And now you're saying
you're not saying the entire
2:00:09
Republican Party. You're saying
Donald Trump. So what is it
2:00:12
about Donald Trump? Is it the
economics? You know, that the
2:00:16
black family? What is it gonna
take for him to share up this
2:00:21
support among black voters?
Well,
2:00:24
I did. I just think that it's
going to take information a lot
2:00:27
of people are misinformed. They
don't really understand because
2:00:30
they don't educate themselves on
on Donald Trump as a person and
2:00:33
his history. But if they do
that, and it's gonna take you
2:00:36
know, leaders educated leaders
getting the word out there. I
2:00:40
think that it'll happen on its
own, and it'll be organic,
2:00:43
because I'm, personally I love
them, man. I mean, how could you
2:00:46
not like, red man? How could you
not relate to someone like that?
2:00:50
Oh,
2:00:52
Adam Curry: we can't have that.
Oh, he's a racist. Don't you
2:00:56
know that?
2:00:58
John C Dvorak: Yeah. That guy's
going around. He's seems irked I
2:01:01
want to bring in some Nikki
Haley stuff here. Because Nikki
2:01:05
Hey,
2:01:05
Adam Curry: Ron Nimrod, Haley.
2:01:07
John C Dvorak: What's numerati?
Naming one that
2:01:11
Adam Curry: was her real name.
2:01:12
John C Dvorak: She's the She's
the new op.
2:01:14
Adam Curry: I know. But what's
it what's her real name? If you
2:01:16
had it last time? Oh,
2:01:17
John C Dvorak: yeah. It's gonna
make me Nimrod.
2:01:20
Adam Curry: I came up with
Nimrod. But I Yeah, Nimrods.
2:01:23
Good. I like Nimrod. We'll just
use Nimrod Haley.
2:01:26
John C Dvorak: So she is being
promoted by a bunch of rich
2:01:29
guys. Yeah. Koch brothers. In
Silicon Valley, Republicans are
2:01:36
back here too.
2:01:37
Adam Curry: I think some oil
guys are back in her as well.
2:01:40
Yeah,
2:01:40
John C Dvorak: they're all back
in I don't know why. Well, I do
2:01:42
know why is because they don't
want Trump Yeah. But she's no
2:01:46
good. Named Murata. Murata,
2:01:50
Adam Curry: Murata. Nimrod,
exactly. named Mr. Otto for
2:01:53
sure. Yes. She's the new op.
2:01:58
John C Dvorak: I think she's
been that way for us ever since
2:02:00
I started putting money in her
favor. And the thing that gets
2:02:02
that you notice, if you watch
even Fox, oh, she won the
2:02:07
debate. Somehow she won the
debate. Nobody's winning these
2:02:11
debates, but somehow she's
coming out ahead and they keep
2:02:16
pushing that and they will look
at her numbers are going up.
2:02:19
Adam Curry: This is a pathetic
attempt to thwart Trump for
2:02:22
real. It's
2:02:24
John C Dvorak: very pathetic.
It's very pathetic. And here's
2:02:26
some examples part one. With a
2:02:28
Unknown: narrower field of
candidates in the GOP primary.
2:02:30
We are seeing the remaining
candidates picking up major
2:02:34
endorsements endorsement
political advocacy group backed
2:02:37
by the Koch brothers recently
through their support behind
2:02:40
Nikki Haley. And today at
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon
2:02:44
also said that Haley is the
candidate who has the best
2:02:48
chance of unseating GOP front
runner, Donald Trump. What do we
2:02:52
make of this? Joining us to
discuss is Mike Lyon host of can
2:02:56
we please talk podcast?
2:02:58
Adam Curry: Oh my god, guys. Oh
my god. Well, this will change
2:03:01
the tide. We've got a podcast
and podcast shows.
2:03:05
John C Dvorak: She brings on a
podcaster. Yeah, who doesn't
2:03:08
know anything?
2:03:09
Adam Curry: What Why did they
bring him on then?
2:03:11
John C Dvorak: I have no idea
PR, they maybe he has a PR
2:03:14
person. We can never get one
because the PR people like as
2:03:18
much they hate us because they
hate us. And it's what it is.
2:03:22
But so they bring this guy and
he's got nothing to say. And
2:03:24
it's actually kind of funny what
he says because he's a stooge.
2:03:28
And by the way, the Koch
brothers are notorious treatment
2:03:31
of they're mentioned a lot in
2015. And 2016 is a terrible
2:03:35
people. But once they they
turned on Trump, they never
2:03:40
liked Donald Trump. No. So they
sent him no support whatsoever.
2:03:43
And then the talk of the Koch
brothers just disappeared.
2:03:47
Because everyone's fine with
them. Okay, here we go. Mike.
2:03:50
Leon,
2:03:50
Unknown: thank you so much for
joining us. Great to have you
2:03:52
back on the show. Now, big
donors, including the
2:03:54
billionaire Koch brothers are
backing Nikki Haley for
2:03:58
presidents. That's the latest
push to beat Trump. How do you
2:04:02
read this, especially given the
polls?
2:04:04
Yeah, you know, it's so funny
that now you're starting to see
2:04:07
folks starting to weigh in and
we saw Iowa Governor Reynolds,
2:04:11
back Ron DeSantis. Now we're
seeing the donations that are
2:04:15
coming in from the Koch brothers
for Nikki Haley. I read it as
2:04:18
similar to last time I was on. I
was mentioning about other
2:04:22
debate performances went and I
think right now people are
2:04:24
starting to see Nikki Haley's
ascension. After these debates I
2:04:27
mentioned to you, Tiffany, I'm
going to take a victory lap
2:04:29
about Tim Scott would probably
be dropping. And sure enough, he
2:04:32
drops and I think what's
happening right now is you're
2:04:34
starting to see even Wow,
2:04:36
Adam Curry: he's got a crystal
ball there on that podcast. I
2:04:40
predict him Scott will drop out
of the race and
2:04:43
Unknown: take a victory lap
about dropping. And sure enough,
2:04:47
he drops and I think what's
happening right now is you're
2:04:48
starting to see even before we
get to January and the Iowa
2:04:52
primary, you're starting to see
a consolidation and I think the
2:04:56
money is starting to move
towards Nikki Haley because we
2:04:59
saw a poll in South Carolina
trending upwards in her
2:05:01
direction. We've seen her shoot
up in mourning console polls,
2:05:05
which registered Republicans is
about 4000 or so in those polls.
2:05:09
And she's moving up continually.
Now the problem is, is that
2:05:12
they're all chasing the person
that's 4050 points ahead of
2:05:16
them. But But legal troubles
ahead for the President, we know
2:05:20
that there's going to be trial
dates around key campaign dates,
2:05:24
Super Tuesday, for example, the
former president could be in
2:05:27
court. And I think right now,
what you're seeing is that
2:05:29
donors are starting to realize
we have to put our money behind
2:05:32
somebody that we think can not
only be Trump in the GOP
2:05:36
primary, but could also be
President Biden, in the general
2:05:40
Nikki Haley's campaign has done
that in terms of speaking to
2:05:42
moderates, and independents and
Latinos and bringing in that
2:05:45
coalition of voters. And I think
right now the ear of those
2:05:49
donors, she has caught on
because of the messaging because
2:05:52
of the way she's performed in
these debates. Debates.
2:05:56
Adam Curry: Well, she,
2:05:57
John C Dvorak: by the way, she's
gaining ground in South
2:05:59
Carolina, where she was the
governor, you might hope she'd
2:06:03
get some support. Sounds
2:06:05
Adam Curry: to me like some of
these special interests and
2:06:09
donors are they're hedging their
bets here because they they
2:06:14
don't think Trump can beat the
rap. And they want to have a
2:06:19
backup horse.
2:06:22
John C Dvorak: Yep, that she's
not going to beat any Democrat
2:06:25
mind. I don't
2:06:26
Adam Curry: think she might not
even be Kamala Harris.
2:06:31
John C Dvorak: Yet, would be a
great combination to see.
2:06:35
Adam Curry: It'll be great. Oh.
2:06:39
John C Dvorak: Mimi was pitching
the other day about hey, you
2:06:41
know, I think things so what are
you talking about? This is all
2:06:44
great for the show.
2:06:45
Adam Curry: Really, Mimi?
2:06:47
John C Dvorak: I spent a clue.
Lady.
2:06:48
Adam Curry: I saw a picture of
Mimi. She looks great. I love
2:06:51
the color of her hair now. She's
got kind of interested. Yeah, I
2:06:56
like it. I like it a lot.
2:06:58
John C Dvorak: I do on with the
final clip of Nikki Haley.
2:07:01
Expanding
2:07:02
Unknown: on that point. What is
Nikki Haley doing right that the
2:07:05
donors are backing her? Well,
2:07:07
I think the biggest thing has
been a dehumanizing word. She
2:07:10
has used this a bunch of
different times when speaking
2:07:12
about issues that Republicans
have been getting hammered on,
2:07:15
in the midterms, specifically
around abortion, women's
2:07:18
reproductive rights. She
mentioned in the first debate
2:07:20
with Martha McCallum from Fox
News. She mentioned it recently
2:07:23
the other debate, I think the
other big thing that was telling
2:07:25
somebody this a Republican
strategist, this is right now
2:07:28
the US is involved in two wars.
And there's a third potentially
2:07:33
looming with respect to whatever
China does with Taiwan. We have
2:07:36
Russia, Ukraine, we have what's
happening with Israel and Hamas,
2:07:39
even though there's a pause
right now in the fighting, and I
2:07:41
think foreign policy wise, Nikki
Haley is way above some of these
2:07:46
other candidates, specifically
Vivek Ramaswamy. We've seen that
2:07:49
back and forth him had about
Vladimir Putin and the way they
2:07:53
would talk to President Xi of
China. So I think that's what's
2:07:57
happening right now. foreign
policy affects the US economy.
2:08:01
It affects things at home here,
even though voters tend to rank
2:08:04
it as lower issues. The
billionaire donors know that
2:08:08
President Trump ran on no new
wars and being able to navigate
2:08:11
the foreign policy waters. And I
think Nikki Haley is carrying
2:08:15
that torch. She was a former
ambassador to the UN. And right
2:08:18
now, she has put out the best
plan in terms of messaging
2:08:22
around what she would do for our
allies involved in these wars
2:08:25
and putting out the fires that
could potentially come if China
2:08:28
were to invade Taiwan. That's
why I think the money is
2:08:31
shifting towards her. Yeah, he's
2:08:33
John C Dvorak: a big war monger.
She's pro Ukraine war.
2:08:37
Adam Curry: Yes. Military
Industrial.
2:08:38
John C Dvorak: What is he
talking about? The guys that is
2:08:41
full of it. He's part of the
scheme.
2:08:43
Adam Curry: Oh, of course.
2:08:44
John C Dvorak: Nikki Haley
things getting on my nerves.
2:08:46
Adam Curry: I can tell. I can
tell. No, it's Yes, she is a
2:08:53
war.
2:08:54
John C Dvorak: She's a warmonger
she's a hawk. McCain Democrat
2:08:57
and you know
2:08:58
Adam Curry: when you think about
the Koch brothers they don't
2:09:00
they make stuff for war. I'm
2:09:01
John C Dvorak: sure they make
stuff for war their oil company.
2:09:05
Adam Curry: Yeah, the oil guys
are behind. We're having dinner
2:09:07
with the oil barons of Texas oil
baron. Good. Now we're now
2:09:11
having we're having dinner next
Wednesday. Yeah. So I'm going to
2:09:15
talk to him about it because I
know that buddies of his and he
2:09:19
may have he may also be a Nicki
supporter. I'm gonna ask because
2:09:23
we know that really those guys
want a Democrat to win because
2:09:28
that's that's how they that's
how they
2:09:30
John C Dvorak: look at the price
of Exxon stock if you want some
2:09:32
confirmation Exactly. Although I
didn't get into stock soared,
2:09:38
yes.
2:09:38
Adam Curry: Beautiful. It's
beautiful. Even though they're
2:09:41
patriotic and they they they're
pro America, but Nikki Haley may
2:09:45
just be just what the doctor
ordered.
2:09:49
John C Dvorak: Ah, that upside
down smile. I think that's what
2:09:52
bothers me the most about her.
2:09:55
Adam Curry: I don't like her.
Her. Her look in general. She's
2:09:59
John C Dvorak: got this because
she has an upside down smile.
2:10:02
That's like borderlining on a
grimace. Yeah. And she's glib if
2:10:06
we horribly glib,
2:10:08
Adam Curry: if we could just be,
you know, very superficial for a
2:10:11
moment. And incredibly that's
what we do. That's what our
2:10:13
John C Dvorak: show does. She
got speakers. That's what they
2:10:15
do in real life. And especially
in the executive suites. She got
2:10:20
Adam Curry: saddled back, she
shouldn't be wearing jeans where
2:10:23
she should wear a jacket she
wears.
2:10:25
John C Dvorak: Part. I didn't
get to that I didn't go that
2:10:27
far. But you know, I'm, I'm
2:10:30
Adam Curry: I'm a fashion guy. I
know. I'm normally I'm a face.
2:10:32
You're
2:10:32
John C Dvorak: a fat. Yes.
Normally, I'm
2:10:34
Adam Curry: a face guy. But
yeah, she does not have a
2:10:38
pleasant smile, or just has a
scowl kind of.
2:10:42
John C Dvorak: Yes, like
borderline scowl. Yeah.
2:10:46
Adam Curry: Yeah. But it's
gonna, it's gonna resort to
2:10:49
nothing. It's just not gonna
it's not gonna work. This I
2:10:53
don't badger these people really
believe that? I think it's a
2:10:56
backup. I think it's a backup
hedge. And, you know, if Trump
2:11:01
beats the wrap, which I think he
will I mean, I don't think any
2:11:04
of these cases will actually
happen before the election. Do
2:11:08
you think
2:11:10
John C Dvorak: they're going to
try to find something to do to
2:11:14
lock him up? Yeah, literally.
2:11:16
Adam Curry: Yeah. Yeah. Well, he
can still run for president when
2:11:19
he's locked up candy.
2:11:20
John C Dvorak: Yeah, he can
probably win. Yeah. And then he
2:11:23
Adam Curry: can pardon himself
and good to go.
2:11:25
John C Dvorak: I don't know
about that. That's a big issue.
2:11:27
Nobody knows for sure.
2:11:31
Adam Curry: Hey, we'll be good
for the show. Who wouldn't
2:11:33
John C Dvorak: do here's the
here's the question for the
2:11:34
show. And for the listeners and
for the troll room and for the
2:11:37
producers. Who's Trump's vice
president? Hmm. Well, I'm pretty
2:11:45
good at predicting these things.
Well, but Well,
2:11:48
Adam Curry: here's what I would
do if I was him. Nikki Haley.
2:11:52
John C Dvorak: No, she hates
Trump. She won't do it. I can't
2:11:57
see this. Another it'd be
another bad selection. It's
2:12:00
gonna ask for an assassination.
No. Nikki Haley is out.
2:12:04
Adam Curry: I have another
option then. Comic Strip
2:12:06
blogger. Alex Jones, anybody?
You think he has an idea? Do you
2:12:13
seriously think he has a thought
about that? Right. He must, I
2:12:16
guess
2:12:18
John C Dvorak: was somebody
must. But I have not heard any
2:12:21
speculation on any of these
people like to speculate about
2:12:25
this and that. I've heard
nothing. Regard Sara
2:12:28
Adam Curry: Holmes. Vice
President Sarah Huckabee.
2:12:32
John C Dvorak: Sarah Huckabee be
good except that it would be
2:12:34
like, Oh, look, he's taking a
press secretary and making her
2:12:37
vice president where she's also
I guess, the governor of
2:12:41
Arkansas. So maybe that's
something but Sarah Huckabee be
2:12:44
great
2:12:46
Adam Curry: than the only Vivec
actually
2:12:49
John C Dvorak: is calling him
now. Calling Sarah Huckabee I
2:12:51
think is a good call. I like
that. But she's Of course not
2:12:56
chimed in. I haven't heard
anything from the Huckabee camp,
2:13:01
because he's got his own show.
The old man does. That could be
2:13:05
a goofball, Vice President.
2:13:08
Adam Curry: What is the what was
pants? He was a disc jockey. And
2:13:12
they threw him in there
2:13:13
John C Dvorak: was just a Yeah,
they were hedging their bets
2:13:16
with pants hoping for the best
and God pens,
2:13:19
Adam Curry: pins. We have quite
a lot to talk about in our
2:13:24
donation segment. People decided
hey, I want a PhD before this
2:13:29
ends. And and I want to talk a
lot about it. Keisha case
2:13:37
John C Dvorak: yes with this is
the worst group that they had
2:13:39
last minute Charlie's good last
minute. Charlie's This is a new
2:13:43
so they're all last minute
Charlie's and they can't because
2:13:45
they decided the very last
minute they could have done this
2:13:48
weeks ago. Where does that come
at the last minute is a huge
2:13:51
list. Massive and they all are
less. So last minute Charlie's
2:13:57
are the most talkative. When
they couldn't, we're going to
2:14:00
edit on the fly. Were they done
this a week ago or two weeks
2:14:05
ago? We've probably read the
whole note.
2:14:08
Adam Curry: Where does this come
last? Where does this come from
2:14:10
last minute, Charlie?
2:14:11
John C Dvorak: I gotta go back
to the 30s or to cartoon
2:14:14
probably in a comic
2:14:17
Adam Curry: or maybe he's
Charlie Chaplin makes Charlie
2:14:18
Chaplin last minute, Charlie.
Charlie's last but
2:14:21
John C Dvorak: definitely not
Charlie Chaplin.
2:14:25
Adam Curry: But before we do
that, we have a couple of
2:14:27
important business things we
need to take care of one is the
2:14:31
word of the year. Merriam
2:14:33
Unknown: Webster is keeping it
real this year. The dictionary
2:14:36
company says authentic is the
word of the year. It's based on
2:14:40
large numbers of searches for
the term and its meaning runners
2:14:44
up influenced greatly by news
events included deep fake
2:14:48
coordination and indict.
2:14:51
Adam Curry: I wish indicted to
indict would have been much
2:14:55
better. It's the word of the
year indict. No, it's that is
2:15:00
authentic. What do you think
people have been searching for
2:15:04
when they're looking and why do
you need a definition of the
2:15:07
word authentic? Are you a moron?
That's what they said is based
2:15:13
upon searches for definitely
lies. Don't you think? Merriam
2:15:19
Webster lies? And then the last
thing which is cropping up and I
2:15:25
think we're going to be hearing
more of the this and it that
2:15:29
came through a kind of a
roundabout way I had heard the
2:15:32
term before because I knew that
Amsterdam has implemented this
2:15:35
Amsterdam run by a socialist
Mayor V extremely socialist
2:15:40
mayor. It's called the donut
economy. Have you heard of this
2:15:44
term? The donut economy? Oh, so
the donut economy I
2:15:48
John C Dvorak: think we have
policemen out there. They may
2:15:51
have heard it. Oh, wow.
2:15:55
Adam Curry: Actually have a
Wikipedia has a definition. A
2:16:01
visual framework for sustainable
development shaped like a
2:16:04
doughnut or lifebelt. And
Amsterdam has implemented this.
2:16:10
It's called the don't the
Amsterdam city donut, the donut
2:16:14
economy. And it stems from a
lady Kate Ray worth who invented
2:16:20
this word. And she's doing the
circuit now because of course,
2:16:23
she wrote a book about it. And
everyone's talking about the
2:16:25
donut economy. And I think it
will catch legs I think I think
2:16:28
it's got legs at the end of the
day. I don't think so. Really?
2:16:33
John C Dvorak: What my first
initial impression was about the
2:16:35
police having a donut. Well,
that does what this does a deal
2:16:39
killer.
2:16:39
Adam Curry: Would you like to
hear her explain the donut
2:16:41
economy?
2:16:42
John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah, sure.
2:16:43
Unknown: Tell me about your
donuts tell me the inspiration
2:16:45
behind the donut. And in another
way, this
2:16:49
John C Dvorak: is a joke.
falling apart already.
2:16:51
Unknown: What the donut means.
2:16:53
So the donut I offer you is the
only one that actually turns out
2:16:57
to be good for us. It's
incredibly healthy, because it's
2:16:59
a vision for thriving life. But
yes, think of a doughnut, the
2:17:02
kind with a hole in the middle.
And think of humanity's use of
2:17:06
Earth Resources radiating out
from the center of that picture.
2:17:09
This means that the hole in the
middle of the doughnut is a
2:17:12
place where people are left
falling short on the essentials
2:17:16
of life. That's where people
don't have the resources for
2:17:20
health and education for housing
and security for income and
2:17:24
voice are falling short, we want
to leave nobody in the doughnut
2:17:28
hole. Now, you could say that
was a very 20th century goal,
2:17:32
increase our economies grow GDP
and everyone will have the
2:17:35
resources they need to meet
their needs. So we have to add
2:17:39
to this a very 21st century
understanding that as we use
2:17:44
that resources, we come up
against an ecological limit,
2:17:48
beyond which we must not go
because that is where we
2:17:52
overturn and transform the life
support systems. We depend on
2:17:58
this living planet. We depend
upon a stable climate, and
2:18:04
fertile soils and healthy
oceans, thriving ecosystems and
2:18:09
when economies seek to grow
forever, they undermine that
2:18:12
delicate web of life. Do
2:18:14
Adam Curry: you understand it
yet?
2:18:16
John C Dvorak: No, she's
bullshit. Whatever she's saying.
2:18:19
This is not going anywhere.
Nice. Lady, I
2:18:21
Adam Curry: think I am telling
you this is going places. Yeah,
2:18:25
well, one more clip and take a
bite out of it.
2:18:29
Unknown: So the donut says he's
no one in the whole. don't
2:18:32
overshoot limit. And this is the
goal we strive for.
2:18:37
So the hole is that vortex in
the middle where people plunge
2:18:40
into the vortex poverty and
deprivation. Edges are the
2:18:46
diseases of civilization or
excesses harming the planet
2:18:50
using more than you then you
need to know this guy gets it
2:18:53
and forcing more people. So the
fleshy part is the part the
2:18:59
healthy part. If you had to. If
you had to describe the current
2:19:06
state of the global donor, the
global inherent fleshy part is a
2:19:10
very thin one.
2:19:12
So the current state of the
global donor is a double whammy
2:19:15
crisis. Billions of people are
falling short. Billions of
2:19:18
people live in that hole in the
middle. We know that billions of
2:19:21
people don't have enough food to
eat everyday or have clean
2:19:24
water. Many kids don't go to
school, millions of billions to
2:19:29
the most fundamental primary
health care. And at the same
2:19:32
time, collectively, humanity has
overshot at least six of the
2:19:37
nine planetary boundaries we
recognize on climate breakdown,
2:19:41
land conversion on biodiversity
loss and excessive fertilizer
2:19:44
use. So this is our inheritance
at the beginning of the 21st
2:19:48
century. And it is resulting
from the deeply degenerative and
2:19:52
divisive economic model that the
20th century led us into.
2:19:57
Adam Curry: I'm telling you,
everyone's gonna be Talking
2:20:00
about the donut economy because
it's so convoluted and so
2:20:03
retarded people will use it I
love the global donut. No
2:20:07
John C Dvorak: one's gonna use
it. You want it? You heard it
2:20:10
here last you want
2:20:11
Adam Curry: to put five bucks on
it
2:20:14
John C Dvorak: I could take that
out of the 500 You're gonna owe
2:20:17
me for shortly okay
2:20:18
Adam Curry: what do you mean
what do you mean shortly what it
2:20:20
was what?
2:20:23
John C Dvorak: So no I'm not
betting on any of this I betting
2:20:26
on the show is a bad idea. That
means that tells the producers
2:20:30
that we got money to throw away
all
2:20:33
Adam Curry: $505 That's right
throwing it away. Okay I'm
2:20:38
telling you the global donor and
about
2:20:41
John C Dvorak: his thing you
can't that will never end it's
2:20:43
not like something that's it's
got no end point well, I'll put
2:20:48
five bucks that by the end of
now I just not even worth it's
2:20:51
too much work to create the
boundaries around the bet. Yeah,
2:20:56
Adam Curry: we don't we don't
need to bet on it. But I have I
2:20:59
have a good feeling about this.
Oh, you'll never hear it again.
2:21:03
Amsterdam is our Amsterdam is
the shining, the shining sparkle
2:21:07
the glaze on the global donut.
2:21:09
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah, that
glaze is not sugar.
2:21:14
Adam Curry: I'd like to thank
you for your currency in the
2:21:15
morning to you the man who put
the sea in the last minute
2:21:18
Charlie's say hello to my friend
on the other on the One Only Mr.
2:21:21
John's
2:21:28
John C Dvorak: on the morning
shows to see boots on the ground
2:21:30
feet near San Dimas nights out
there in the morning to the
2:21:33
trolls.
2:21:39
Adam Curry: Oh no, no, no. 1745
we're failing. We're failing
2:21:44
trolls. Yeah, they're deserting
us, deserting us left and right.
2:21:49
And I think they get sick of it.
There was the donut I apologize.
2:21:53
The owner, you drove them off
nice. I drove them off with the
2:21:56
donut. So sorry. By the way,
we've driven a lot of people off
2:22:02
in the in the past couple of
weeks. Why is that? Oh, we
2:22:06
wouldn't choose a side and
Israel versus Hamas? Because
2:22:10
John C Dvorak: it gets people
worked up. Yeah. And I just want
2:22:12
to say we have a lot of people
sending us know saying the best
2:22:14
shows ever?
2:22:15
Adam Curry: Well, I would say
that we don't want to be liked.
2:22:18
We just want to be respected.
And
2:22:21
John C Dvorak: that's the
ticket.
2:22:23
Adam Curry: that'll that'll get
us through Christmas. Yeah, but
2:22:27
I mean that you know, you will
not go to us into it. We're not
2:22:31
interested in your stupid social
media fights. We're just
2:22:36
deconstructing media showing you
what's happening. All we do.
2:22:39
Yeah. And we come up with some
gems from time to time.
2:22:42
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the donut
being one of them.
2:22:46
Unknown: Topper Thank you. Well,
2:22:48
Adam Curry: come on. We had a
bagel we had a donut. You know,
2:22:52
it's
2:22:52
John C Dvorak: true. We had we
got to breakfast foods are the
2:22:54
theme for today's show.
2:22:56
Adam Curry: breakfast foods are
the theme. I want to thank the
2:22:59
trolls for being here. We
appreciate you. The you always
2:23:03
have interesting you help us a
lot. For sure. You helped me a
2:23:07
lot. So I appreciate it. I
always had my I like I've
2:23:11
developed this skill, where
sometimes it just like, oh,
2:23:15
there's something going on. I
look over there. And there's the
2:23:17
troll room with the answer or
something going on here. You
2:23:20
know, we're a good, a good
segue. The trolls are important.
2:23:24
It's a live studio audience.
People should try this more
2:23:27
often. If you're doing a podcast
if you dare. Because you don't
2:23:31
have to do editing, post
production. No, we don't do any
2:23:35
of that. We'd also don't have
cameras and sitting there with
2:23:38
headphones. We are just two guys
who have some expertise. And we
2:23:42
love sharing it with you. And
the trolls are a part of that.
2:23:45
And we appreciate it. And it's
good to troll here. So you get
2:23:49
it out of your system. Because
it just goes away. It goes away.
2:23:53
You don't get in trouble. You
know you don't get it you can
2:23:56
sleep easily. It's like when you
troll troll and the troll room.
2:24:00
That's why it's called the troll
room.io trolling.io We're using
2:24:03
modern podcast app which you can
get a podcast apps.com which has
2:24:07
this a lot of cool features,
including the live feature.
2:24:10
John C Dvorak: Didn't get into
troll room by going to no agenda
2:24:13
stream.com
2:24:14
Adam Curry: is the same thing as
troll room.io That goes to the
2:24:17
same place. But if you want to
call no agenda, why you say why
2:24:20
do you bring that up?
2:24:22
John C Dvorak: Because I went to
it today to see why you weren't
2:24:24
online.
2:24:24
Adam Curry: I was online.
2:24:26
John C Dvorak: It was clear when
I went to no agenda stream.
2:24:30
Adam Curry: Oh, no. Okay,
whatever. That was still there.
2:24:32
John C Dvorak: We had some
issues connecting on a clean
2:24:34
feed.
2:24:35
Adam Curry: That's okay. We'd
love clean feed. Just have to
2:24:37
refresh was good just after
someone else. Someone email me.
2:24:41
How do you do that? That can't
be just clean feed. It's a lot
2:24:44
of us clean feed. And of course
what do you do what how do you
2:24:48
create such a great sound
between you and John? I said 45
2:24:53
years of experience and clean
feet
2:24:57
John C Dvorak: is an element of
it. Clean feet
2:24:59
Adam Curry: and 45 have years of
experience exactly. Yeah, we
2:25:02
know what to do what we're doing
with 45 years is more minds it
2:25:05
might help a little bit. Anyway.
Yeah, you can always participate
2:25:11
in that. We appreciate you being
here trolls you can of course
2:25:14
troll along if you want and post
your memes at no agenda
2:25:18
social.com which luckily we have
that going on today. So Sir Paul
2:25:23
couture can have the listeners
to gentlemen see if the Art
2:25:26
Generator could we will need to
talk about actually is
2:25:28
John C Dvorak: he got to go in
yet.
2:25:30
Adam Curry: Let me check. Nope,
nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.
2:25:34
Nope. Seems like it's still a
problem. That's that's not a
2:25:37
good sign typically want to take
hours to bring something back
2:25:42
from a hardware promise you
that's that's yeah,
2:25:45
John C Dvorak: these systems are
getting worse and worse over
2:25:48
time. I hope
2:25:49
Adam Curry: he doesn't have to
make a trip to the data center.
2:25:51
That will be bad. It's probably
AI that attacked us. This is a
2:25:57
call that's called Jen. Tell her
that we're having problems with
2:26:00
our generator.
2:26:03
John C Dvorak: I'm sure we'll
get some email submissions that
2:26:06
will no
2:26:06
Adam Curry: no, no, no, no
pocket tours managing on nogen
2:26:10
social.com. They'll tag us so we
will be able to choose it right
2:26:14
from there. But we won't be able
to do unfortunately, is thank
2:26:19
our artists by critiquing them.
2:26:23
John C Dvorak: That's a shame.
2:26:24
Adam Curry: The only thing we
can do. We're value for value,
2:26:27
which is what we've been
throughout the duration of this
2:26:30
program. Oh, I Oh, by the way, I
I did my interview with Mike
2:26:36
Adams from bright young.
2:26:38
John C Dvorak: Yeah, brought
Mike Adams who's the nature? No,
2:26:40
no, I
2:26:41
Adam Curry: don't think he is
the same guy. No, I
2:26:42
John C Dvorak: looked it up. I
will use this. The guy who
2:26:45
founded Bridey on is the same
guy. He's the health Ranger.
2:26:49
Adam Curry: Got it? Yeah. But
he's a nice guy. Really seems
2:26:53
like a really nice guy. And and
and he was very knowledgeable
2:26:56
and his his partner there on the
podcast, Todd, he's a no agenda
2:27:01
producer. And he loves the show
and had a lot to say about it.
2:27:05
But the cool and he hasn't
released that yet. But at a
2:27:07
certain point. I want to give
him kudos right so by the way,
2:27:11
Mike you know we talk about you
know, Bridey on often on the
2:27:14
show, he says you do I say
usually goes like this. John
2:27:17
will say where did you get that
clip from? Bridey on
2:27:22
John C Dvorak: I usually say
rumble too. I rarely know
2:27:25
Brighty I rarely be SMERSH Brady
on only when it's not true it's
2:27:30
a lie. That's
2:27:31
Adam Curry: not only one it's a
really nutty clip that we both
2:27:34
say that must be from Friday on
he thought it was funny. So
2:27:37
anyway, we appreciate him so
yes, it's value for value. We
2:27:43
talked about that a lot. which
he thought was outstanding
2:27:47
people really love this idea and
it's you know, it's it's
2:27:50
spreading it's become a term
unto itself. So instead of you
2:27:53
know tipping or now no value for
value if you get any for V for v
2:27:59
value for value dot info if you
got anything for it was at
2:28:03
number four in the middle. If
you get anything out of this
2:28:06
podcast, which we don't have
behind a paywall, there's no
2:28:09
tears, no subscription, no
Patreon little secret shows
2:28:15
secret bonus No What is it
premium content? No premium
2:28:18
John C Dvorak: content is to
premium. Premium content to me
2:28:22
is the most insulting thing you
can do as a podcaster. Yes, but
2:28:28
next week is basically insulting
people should note that yes, it
2:28:32
Adam Curry: is. It's an insult
if you're listening to something
2:28:34
and then they say, if you want
premium content, subscribe to
2:28:37
our Patreon. Yeah, you
2:28:39
Unknown: go to locals.
2:28:44
Adam Curry: Hello, Scott Adams.
Yes, it is insulting. I agree.
2:28:47
It's insulting. So we don't
insult you. In fact, we don't
2:28:51
even insult you by calling you
fans or audience or listeners
2:28:55
you our producers and prospects.
Well, there are douchebags and
2:29:00
producers return value back to
the show and you do it in three
2:29:04
ways time, talent or treasure.
There's so many ways that people
2:29:08
will contribute to this program
boots on the ground. Making art
2:29:12
is one of them of course, giving
us leaves information making
2:29:16
clips making making up and also
promoting the show hitting
2:29:22
people in the mouth. There's
many ways you can do that. And
2:29:24
we love our artists I wish we
could critique all of them
2:29:27
because we usually get these
days close to 20 pieces of art
2:29:32
that we want to talk about why
we didn't choose it so we'll
2:29:35
just talk about the one that we
did choose for episode 16 111 We
2:29:39
call that podcast Pro. Why do we
title it podcast Pro? I don't
2:29:44
even remember why was that
2:29:45
John C Dvorak: because there was
that we were mocking that the
2:29:50
term because somebody indicated
in one of our clips that that
2:29:54
you we were playing it was a
long story but it was a mockery.
2:30:00
Adam Curry: Yes clearly a Mitel
2:30:01
John C Dvorak: yes and mockery.
2:30:02
Adam Curry: Now the artwork was
from Francisco Scaramanga who is
2:30:06
now two in a row. If if you
nails this next one is the hat
2:30:11
trick. It's gonna be hard while
there were many pieces to choose
2:30:15
from, and we chose a kind of a I
would say a compilation probably
2:30:20
about five good pieces in that
group there were this was a
2:30:24
compilation piece which had it
had RFK Jr seal and Hawk
2:30:32
John C Dvorak: which is good the
clincher by the way this is that
2:30:34
was the
2:30:35
Adam Curry: clincher it was a
cute little Ukrainian girl with
2:30:38
a drone then we thought that
this has to this has to be AI.
2:30:43
John C Dvorak: Oh totally miss
this cute I would like to just
2:30:45
scare monger says not AI and I
think but I don't I think he did
2:30:48
compose it because it was like
It looks like there's a couple
2:30:52
of pieces from Unity maybe done
done couple of pieces of AI and
2:30:55
put them together paucity. I
obviously put the title in his
2:30:59
in the Korean DeVore I think on
himself Yeah, with an overlay
2:31:02
but I think the basic piece with
the girl and the drone is is AI
2:31:07
now
2:31:07
Adam Curry: the seal and the
hawk on the on the seals head
2:31:11
was
2:31:12
John C Dvorak: hilarious. So
stupid.
2:31:15
Adam Curry: Just but
2:31:16
John C Dvorak: yet cute.
2:31:17
Adam Curry: Yeah, it had
something. I got pushback from
2:31:20
people. Hey man, fell cunning
and is Hawking is not is not a
2:31:25
rich boy sport. said Well, have
you seen the video of RFK Jr.
2:31:32
with his Hawks? Look, look
pretty douchey to me. Yeah.
2:31:37
Walking out in the field. Having
your hawk destroying other
2:31:41
animals in midair? I don't know.
It didn't feel kind of weird to
2:31:44
me. And
2:31:45
John C Dvorak: it may be it may
be not originally made. Maybe
2:31:50
mermaid Ridge Boys would never
take it up and it might be more
2:31:53
maybe I'm confused with
2:31:54
Adam Curry: falcon wing. I guess
Falcon. Same thing about falcon
2:31:57
wing. Some of those birds go for
a million bucks in Saudi Arabia
2:32:01
in the desert.
2:32:04
John C Dvorak: I mean, some of
the birds go for a million bucks
2:32:06
and it's a rich voice. I'm
telling you some of those birds
2:32:09
are like, for example is bring
up our executive producer in
2:32:12
residence or Hollywood producer
in residence. So David Brunetti.
2:32:17
He's actually made friends with
a hawk like a friend. Really?
2:32:22
Yeah, little Hawk baby Hawk sat
next to me. He's documented most
2:32:26
of us on Instagram. Oh, little
baby Hawk started hanging out
2:32:30
with him. And as a hog grew up,
he come by and say hi, everyone.
2:32:33
So while I think he could turn
that Hawk into a Falken for
2:32:37
Falken again, it would be baby
become worth a million.
2:32:40
Adam Curry: I predict. I predict
a seal is in his future and his
2:32:44
pool.
2:32:45
John C Dvorak: Yes. seals in the
2:32:46
Adam Curry: pool seal in the
pool be coming up next is
2:32:49
John C Dvorak: becoming an
elitist. And well, thank
2:32:50
Adam Curry: you very much
Francisco Scaramanga and
2:32:53
hopefully, we'll go Who knows
you might as Johnson is going to
2:32:57
be tough, but do you could have
a hat trick. There's only few
2:33:01
who have done it. Then we hope
we'll have and we of course,
2:33:04
thanks for Polka tour for
running the no agenda art
2:33:08
generator.com For how many
years? 1213.
2:33:15
John C Dvorak: At least well,
him and Randy Asher did a
2:33:17
previous site which you've lost
2:33:19
Adam Curry: and that was Drupal.
That was headless Drupal. That
2:33:21
didn't run very well. I
2:33:22
John C Dvorak: don't I think the
Drupal came later. I think it
2:33:25
went when couture took it over
just soul as a solo. I think
2:33:29
he's the one who implemented the
Drupal code. Okay. Well, that
2:33:34
became a new site site, which
has a lot of old art in it is
2:33:38
going
2:33:38
Adam Curry: last all that?
2:33:39
John C Dvorak: I don't know.
Well, I
2:33:41
Adam Curry: have a backup of you
know, up until about wasn't
2:33:44
maybe
2:33:44
John C Dvorak: six weeks ago,
believe me? There's
2:33:46
Adam Curry: plenty of art. Yeah,
there's art but it's sad when
2:33:49
that happens particular show
day. And don't sweat it Sir Paul
2:33:52
good to where we love you. It'll
work out. Don't worry about it.
2:33:56
So then what is left is a long
list of lengthy notes. But much
2:34:02
appreciated. Because it's great
for the show of executive and
2:34:08
Associate Executive producers.
And of course we have this was
2:34:11
the Wednesday was the last day
the last day for the triple
2:34:15
bagger have no agenda PhD and
official PhD certificate the
2:34:19
whole deal, which gets you a
instant night or insert name and
2:34:25
or title upgrade, and an
executive producer ship. And
2:34:29
wow. You know, people just
really came in at the last blast
2:34:33
John C Dvorak: miniature last
minute Charlie's
2:34:35
Adam Curry: Friday to droves,
Frank ads and Zotz I wonder if
2:34:40
that's how you pronounce it.
odsonne sots. He's in Armadale,
2:34:45
Victoria, Australia. And I
haven't seen one of these
2:34:49
numbers in a while. 125687
There's got to be something up
2:34:55
with that. Maybe that's what it
takes to get to 1000 since $1
2:34:58
Reduce he says last They have
PhD opportunity something I
2:35:02
would not miss oh a donation of
125687 which also takes me to
2:35:06
the official US dollar total to
become Duke Frank. There you go
2:35:10
to be known henceforth as the
Duke of frankness, no jingles,
2:35:15
just some revenue Jade
generating karma. Keep up the
2:35:19
amazing work spreading the
message and evidence about how
2:35:22
inept and compromised most of
the mainstream media is today.
2:35:26
Thank you. You nailed it. That's
exactly what we do. Regards.
2:35:30
Frank. Oh, Arjun Stott. Hey, yo,
Pronunciation Guide. Armidale
2:35:34
Victoria, Australia, Duke of
frankness. Yes, you shall be the
2:35:37
Duke in momentarily. And here's
that karma. You asked for my
2:35:41
friend. You've got karma.
2:35:44
John C Dvorak: Robert Dawson,
who's happened to be in Taiwan
2:35:48
came in with 123456. And this
took a while to get through. We
2:35:53
had to he was working on sell.
And then he did something he
2:35:57
finally got some money through
using Capital One going straight
2:36:01
into the bank. Oh, no, no, it
was it was a week of work back
2:36:07
and forth, and back and forth.
2:36:08
Adam Curry: So Jay was on that
the whole time? No, I
2:36:11
John C Dvorak: was actually Oh,
wow. So he got it in. And by the
2:36:16
way, there will be some laggards
that get you know, there's a guy
2:36:19
who said send a pile does some
stuff come in the mail is going
2:36:23
to be postmarked is going to be
late. So we have a few more of
2:36:25
these mph.
2:36:26
Adam Curry: We of course have
enough PhDs for all we don't
2:36:30
care. No.
2:36:32
John C Dvorak: Except for the
long notes, but luckily Dawson
2:36:35
didn't have a long note. He says
looking forward to taking the
2:36:37
seat next all the Knights and
Dames and DHPs DS at the
2:36:40
illustrious roundtable. I'll
take a big portion of that
2:36:42
button and made I'll bring high
mountain oolong and the whole
2:36:46
group at the end of our twice
weekly bank banquets. He
2:36:51
probably has even TVs in Taiwan,
which has terrific food great
2:36:56
oolongs having banquets twice a
week. Cheers John and Anna thank
2:36:59
you for all the bottom my heart
and my wife's bottom two. Here's
2:37:02
the next 16 years karma all
around Alright, calm
2:37:05
Adam Curry: all around. Thank
you very much Robert Dawson.
2:37:07
You've got karma karma and Hulu
Derek Hi Brink Plymouth
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Minnesota. 123456 ITM thank you
for your media deconstruction no
2:37:17
agenda has kept me company for
over 10 years on long car rides
2:37:21
and long distance runs please
Knight me sir Derek protector of
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star Lake I'm looking forward to
checking the graduate degree box
2:37:28
in the next census Yeah, I guess
is there a box for that? I guess
2:37:36
there is a box for that must be
way to go I like it jingles F
2:37:39
cancer karma for all listeners
2:37:45
Unknown: you've got karma
2:37:50
John C Dvorak: a check the box
because I thought that's what
2:37:52
you meant. It was right. Mm hmm.
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2:38:01
road so says yes. A big Rolodex.
Lots of ground to cover today
2:38:05
prayer. Forgive the lengthy
note. I'm a proud monthly
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supporter as everyone should be.
All caps and grateful is the
2:38:12
common word to accurately
describe what is gained through
2:38:15
your tireless devotion to the
process of production quality
2:38:18
and the unparalleled lessons on
deconstruction Wow. As a
2:38:22
lifelong student I'm thrilled to
receive the no agenda PhD
2:38:25
executive producers etc. Pick up
my soul sister Kelly rego. It's
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11111 is $211.11 of producer
credit for upcoming 40th
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birthday you can keep track of
that on January 4 I hope she's
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on the list I don't know digit
This is a nightmare for Jay to
2:38:40
put this thing together no
dating other people would
2:38:44
acquit. Please decree me as
pluma dame of the feathered
2:38:48
whales
2:38:49
Adam Curry: Oh, so her oh nice
blue muscle her plume
2:38:51
John C Dvorak: is at her by
trade I've worked in radio,
2:38:54
film, TV festivals and events
for more than a decade. I've
2:38:58
held a creative producer role in
a bent toward projects that
2:39:01
raise consciousness and help us
all become better humans which
2:39:04
appears to be a lifelong
mission. And between projects
2:39:07
noun and very inspiring gig in
Saudi Arabia is at a standstill.
2:39:11
So I'm putting my faith has some
sweet pagan jobs. Karma might at
2:39:16
you I would say I'm glad you
mentioned pagan jobs karma. We
2:39:19
have. We have a number of people
that refuse karma because yeah,
2:39:23
because Hagen has his pagan.
Yes. Although it's not really in
2:39:26
this case for them. It's no
agenda. Yeah, divine assignment
2:39:30
from the hui Hui shores of
Hawaii. She's in Hawaii. Mahalo
2:39:35
nui loa for your courage put
Kelly rego on the birthday list
2:39:39
and give her a biscuit. They
always give me a biscuit on my
2:39:43
birthday. Got that gem and bolt
Mezcal at a roundtable hold
2:39:48
fruit All
2:39:49
Adam Curry: right, here's your
monk karma.
2:39:56
Karma I forgot about that one.
We have Kevin McLaughlin
2:40:02
Concord, North Carolina our
booth man. And he comes what
2:40:06
about Kirk? I'm sorry, we got
Kirk Pettis and scrolled and
2:40:09
scrolled past him. The
spreadsheet I'm sorry, Kirk
2:40:12
Pettis, Hopkins, Minnesota. 1100
Thank you, John and Adam JLN
2:40:17
truly the best podcasts in the
universe. The last 11 years has
2:40:21
ingrained inspiration and
reverberation. The Ph D has
2:40:25
triggered my vanity and forced
the procrastination. Hey made
2:40:29
another Ryan King me King the
nightmare as Sir rain the
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kingmaker, PhD karma for
2:40:37
Unknown: you, you've got karma.
2:40:40
John C Dvorak: So Kevin
McLaughlin decides to come in.
2:40:43
And I would have never seen him
as a last minute Charlie says
2:40:47
he's very consistent. Yes,
Concord, North Carolina. 10808
2:40:52
got Booba near 10808 which is a
PHD with a boob donation and
2:40:58
incorporate in a twist. He wants
to cancer karma for all those
2:41:01
who need it. Could you please
squeeze the melon mixed by sound
2:41:05
guy Steven to the end of the
show, and we did that. Archduke
2:41:08
of lunares 1612 You bet.
2:41:16
Adam Curry: You've got karma.
And we have bio life member
2:41:21
jury. Oak Grove, Missouri. 1044.
Sir, as you both always make my
2:41:27
day when listening. My wife is
so sick of me sitting with my
2:41:31
ear pods on giggling to myself.
I've had the show on in the car
2:41:35
many times or listen. I've had
the show on in the car many
2:41:40
times during our constant
travels. She just doesn't get
2:41:43
it. Oh well, her loss. I figure
I've been a listener since
2:41:46
episode 104. I did go back and
listen to the previous 103
2:41:50
episodes as well. I don't
remember what the name of the
2:41:54
show was I listened to that
mentioned your podcast but it
2:41:56
was a jack love or something
like that. Who was at the time
2:41:59
of regular and Alex Jones a
regular Alex Jones guest from
2:42:02
Austin Texas. He was copying
your value for value system
2:42:05
that's not copying. That is open
source. We want people to move
2:42:09
to this if the only way forward
the only way I was so intrigued
2:42:13
by this way of doing business
that I had to listen in I'd say
2:42:16
in a roundabout way my donations
on Alex Jones donation. He's
2:42:20
always right by the way, even
though I no longer listen to him
2:42:23
unless Adam is a guest. I would
humbly ask to become sir curl
2:42:27
the wagons protector of the
Missouri Ozarks from Mobley
2:42:30
south to Branson. This is
definitely the most beautiful
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part of the country of ours.
I've set in place a plan that
2:42:36
allows no agenda listeners. Oh
yes. The opportunity to visit
2:42:40
the Ozarks, please release this
email to no agenda nation. It's
2:42:45
no agenda review
reservations@gmail.com no agenda
2:42:49
reservations@gmail.com. And any
reservations of his properties
2:42:53
will be discounted 60 to 70%. If
you are if you email him, we've
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seen his properties. They're
nice properties in the Ozarks.
2:43:00
If you're looking for a trip
there, then definitely hit him
2:43:03
up and he wants to jingles
fishing knots and the whole
2:43:05
load. I got that for you just
good or John. Your peeve about
2:43:10
the fisting method of eating
snacks.
2:43:13
John C Dvorak: I see this on the
airplane and it's very annoying
2:43:16
and I think it will result in in
fights breaking out because it
2:43:19
just so annoying to watch. guy
takes his bag of peanuts and
2:43:23
throws a pile of them into his
palm of his hand and then he
2:43:27
makes a fist around the nuts.
2:43:32
Adam Curry: I'm gonna give you
the whole load today. There you
2:43:34
go. It's a little too long. It's
not quite a jingle There you go,
2:43:38
man. Thank you.
2:43:41
John C Dvorak: Matt Lubbock
inner rim rock. Arizona was
2:43:45
another one where we had to go
back for the get he wanted to do
2:43:48
a direct deposit managed to go
to paypal anyway. 103 3.33 and
2:43:55
that 3333 is the Pay Pal fee.
2:43:57
Adam Curry: Thank you. Thank you
very much.
2:43:59
John C Dvorak: Keep it short and
sweet. couldn't pass up the PhD
2:44:02
from the guys who taught me so
much and I needed you do.
2:44:07
Unknown: You've been D deuced.
I'll take
2:44:09
John C Dvorak: the show credit
and the PhD but like to pass the
2:44:11
knighthood to my dad John.
Hopefully that's got on Yeah, I
2:44:16
think God bless you both and no
jingles no karma. Thanks for
2:44:20
your courage in his pronounced
limbic limbic not Lubbock.
2:44:24
Liebeck Matt Liebig, Justin
2:44:27
Adam Curry: Frank Paul gar is in
Santa Cruz, California 1033 and
2:44:31
a penny. In the morning
professors curried Dvorak thank
2:44:34
you for your dedication to this
craft chocolate blessings to all
2:44:37
get mo net nationals, but those
blessings in your mouth at Yes,
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coco.com Yes, coco.com
2:44:46
John C Dvorak: that's Coco. Ca
Oh, yeah,
2:44:49
Adam Curry: ITM gets you 11%
off. I earned my bachelor's
2:44:52
degree in introspective
humanistic behavior from UC
2:44:55
Santa Cruz. Yes, I created the
major. I've spent the last 15
2:44:59
years making Chocolate and
rehearsing reality, not for the
2:45:02
greater good but for the
greatest great Godwin's after
2:45:06
1000s of hours of amygdala
squashing on the 30 330/3 day of
2:45:10
2023. A PhD in media
deconstruction is the next
2:45:13
obvious yes can't wait to hear
Adams motivational commencement
2:45:17
speech for my it's gonna be a
long one for my knighthood I
2:45:21
shall be known as Sir Yes sir.
For the feast please have durian
2:45:25
oni and my hot wife on a
platter. I'll bring the
2:45:28
chocolate for jingles it's a
good time for the shapeshifting
2:45:31
Jews JC these ants and pasta
Glock you're asking for a lot my
2:45:36
friend homeless second it's ants
and it's all going to be short
2:45:42
pieces of it because this would
be by itself six minutes if we
2:45:46
played all of it
2:46:00
Unknown: shapeshifting
2:46:10
John C Dvorak: nice made curring
2:46:35
Adam Curry: I got the my pasta
Glocks locked and loaded.
2:46:40
John C Dvorak: Here we go. These
are not jingles neither auto
2:46:43
mixes there's not jingles
people. I will mention this as
2:46:47
he did mention about getting he
made his own major at the
2:46:50
University of California system
throughout the state. You can
2:46:53
make up your own major really
and you just go to your council
2:46:58
counselor will put together with
the courses you need. So you
2:47:02
could get a degree in media
deconstruction from Cal Berkeley
2:47:05
if you if you want to do but,
you know just you get one from
2:47:10
the no agenda show for less
money in
2:47:12
Adam Curry: Berkeley it'll cost
you $150,000
2:47:16
John C Dvorak: Sir midnight of
the rivers in Pensacola, Florida
2:47:18
102 2.5 to PhD with a small duck
duck gray duck donation Minnis
2:47:25
no top producers will understand
please give me a title change
2:47:29
the SIR Jason rivers and some F
cancer karma. Thank you for your
2:47:32
courage.
2:47:33
Adam Curry: Thank you for your
courage
2:47:39
karma Sir Don, with 1013 and a
Swaziland off at the end 69
2:47:45
cents. I went to college for
eight years from 1998 to 2006
2:47:48
earned five bachelor's degrees.
A doctorate wasn't available for
2:47:52
my field of interest. They've
been completely worthless in my
2:47:54
professional life. Sounds about
right. Listening to the best
2:47:58
podcast in the universe for the
last 16 years has provided far
2:48:03
more education and the lifelong
value than college ever could
2:48:07
even the alcohol and drugs part.
I threw my diplomas away many
2:48:11
years ago but I will proudly
hang the no agenda PhD on my
2:48:14
office wall. I'd also like to
say happy birthday to my smokin
2:48:17
hot meal fiance Dame Audra of
Lego Land who celebrates 45
2:48:21
trips around the Sun December 1
love you most baby.
2:48:24
Unfortunately she needs to be
called out as a douchebag for
2:48:28
not donating for nearly two
years. That's not real douchebag
2:48:33
is someone who has never donated
so you kind of harsh on your
2:48:36
lovely lady there she says
Burnett sounds too feminine for
2:48:40
the savage beast of a man I am
so until I reached Baron status
2:48:44
I humbly request that title
change from Sir dawn to Dr. Dawn
2:48:47
so she can brag about marrying a
doctor can you please play the
2:48:51
French Bulldog F 35 goat screams
kept with our two d two
2:48:56
relationship karma oh my
goodness okay it's not exactly
2:49:04
the way you call it. I can do
some of that I think yes I can
2:49:21
Unknown: you've got
2:49:26
John C Dvorak: Scott Clark from
Hudson oaks Texas where we're
2:49:29
that is 10101 1010 Please de
douche
2:49:38
Unknown: van de deuced
2:49:41
John C Dvorak: please go up my
douchebag nephew Ty Walker. He
2:49:47
says I think you need to have
something worse than a douche
2:49:49
bag gives you use for people
like my douchebag nephew Blake
2:49:51
Walker.
2:49:54
Adam Curry: Was that was that
another douche?
2:49:57
John C Dvorak: Who didn't have
the common courtesy to hit me in
2:49:59
the mouth? outh minor switcheroo
please credit $5 You do all the
2:50:03
accounting for Thai Blake. I
don't want douche bags in my
2:50:06
house for the holidays. I'm
keeping the 1000s for my
2:50:09
knighthood and PhD please Knight
me srviper 515 He'd like a
2:50:15
parent's Bay Coconut Rum 90 and
barks red cream soda and West
2:50:23
Milton oh how Firemen's waffles
is gonna get to at the
2:50:27
roundtable will give you all of
them jingles working with the
2:50:29
Constitution Sharpton and hoping
for a no exit strategy am Scott
2:50:34
Clark Now get out there and
2:50:45
Adam Curry: it's a slide whistle
mix that forgot about oh
2:50:54
Unknown: my god
2:51:00
ESP I see what you got somewhere
to be.
2:51:04
John C Dvorak: No, I'm here.
2:51:07
Adam Curry: Then we have Jack
ash, Snohomish, Washington, 1003
2:51:12
and 33. Great name Jack ash in
the morning gents. I've been
2:51:17
meaning to donate for a while
now but kept putting it off as
2:51:19
I've been meaning to put a note
together with a little insight
2:51:21
slash boots on the ground. And a
few things y'all have mentioned
2:51:24
over the last several months
I've been listening more
2:51:25
earnestly. I heard Adam on Rogan
a few years back and listened
2:51:28
sporadically until early this
year. Anyway this is not that
2:51:32
note thank you just bugging you
guys for a title and another
2:51:35
sheepskin. I'd like to known as
Sir Jack ash. Pronounce the as
2:51:40
one word akin to Jack ash. Yeah,
I got it. Wandering Sasquatch of
2:51:44
the Gardena, Snohomish, and
Watauga valleys. Here after the
2:51:50
monikers Jack ash or that damn
Sasquatch will suffice aside
2:51:53
from the standard fare. I'd like
to will again cook coolant kit
2:51:58
Kiwi Kiwi Lango burger from
bareback grill pizza port beer
2:52:02
buddies Jagger fries from Fred's
river town Ale House and Apex
2:52:06
IPA from sound to submitting
brewing squash at the roundtable
2:52:10
Billy get to don't do these
things but they're just doing it
2:52:13
to this is you're a narcissist
but we love you oh x Oh by Oh to
2:52:22
more closely match Adams five by
five how I see it when he says
2:52:25
five by five in my shorthand no
jingles no karma. Thanks again
2:52:29
jets. Thank you Jack ash
2:52:33
John C Dvorak: DeLong Jack ash
Jack ash. Chris Fosgate 1000
2:52:38
Parts Unknown Craig
Congratulations on making it the
2:52:41
1611 Well 1612 Now no agenda is
the only source of news I can
2:52:47
stand these days so very glad
that you both invest your time
2:52:50
and superior media
deconstruction skills. Thanks
2:52:54
for all you do. Let me Sir Chris
Snyder the Kansas City Real
2:52:57
Estate no jingles no karma There
you go. There's no ads
2:53:00
Adam Curry: and no How about
this one though? Joel Hansen
2:53:02
from Modesto, California. 1000.
Sir Schmoll of the skinny white
2:53:07
guys Keystone light and kibble
from my noble steeds You guys
2:53:10
rock. Thank you for your
courage. Now that is no that's
2:53:14
what I call a good note. And
2:53:16
John C Dvorak: the crece YOLO in
Phoenix Arizona, which is also
2:53:21
where they put a lot of people
in witness protection gallery
2:53:26
1000 ITM gentlemen, it's been
over a year since my last
2:53:31
donation is almost sounds like
time almost sounds like time
2:53:36
since my last donation anywho
life has been tragic and all
2:53:39
over the place, but I won't bore
you with too with you to have
2:53:42
that with that information. I
just wanted to wish to a belated
2:53:45
Thanksgiving have amazing end of
the year. You too deserve a lot
2:53:48
more than you've ever received.
For all the hard work and
2:53:51
entertainment you provide. Thank
you so much for everything. I
2:53:53
have no idea what my current
title is. Last was Baron crack
2:53:57
ruler of Arizona and Cabo
cologne, but I think it would
2:54:01
this I hopefully get a PhD and
then if I'm late, then enjoy the
2:54:05
spoils extra mutton in me
please. And the F 35 goldstream
2:54:09
Unknown: Karma screen
2:54:11
you've got karma
2:54:18
Adam Curry: sir Dave the reform
Baronet 1000 What a bargain
2:54:21
removing the douchey guilt of
overdue V for V and a PhD can't
2:54:25
pass this up. This also makes me
a Baronet sir Dave, the reformed
2:54:29
Baronet if that's a title change
request to Bob Dylan The titles
2:54:33
are changing intro you got it.
Thanks for the very best media
2:54:36
deconstruction six hours a week
no jingles no karma sir Dave the
2:54:40
reformed Baronet.
2:54:42
John C Dvorak: Robin Robson, a
Robeson. I guess Robson 1000.
2:54:46
John, I'm near spasm. He's in
Canada. I'll say he's from spasm
2:54:52
booth. I had is he always gets a
laugh in Canada. told the story
2:54:56
before I was given my first
speech and he was in Vancouver.
2:55:00
Even the guy comes on and he
says you want to get a laugh? I
2:55:02
said yeah, he says just somehow
work in the town name of spasm.
2:55:07
I got a huge laugh, because
shall henceforth be known as Sir
2:55:11
Robin of the wack. Chilliwack BC
get it? Candy Navia please de
2:55:16
douche me.
2:55:18
Unknown: You've been de deuced I
2:55:21
John C Dvorak: couldn't pass up
this chance to become a PhD
2:55:23
Knight Rogan donation Rubin
donation.
2:55:27
Adam Curry: Anonymous, comes in
with a switcheroo Adam and John
2:55:29
hope this finds you well. $1,000
I'm writing as I'm making a
2:55:33
$1,000 donation to the show and
honored my friend Tom. Tom
2:55:36
introduced me and several others
to no agenda in 2019. We haven't
2:55:40
been here since the beginning.
But we have been here through
2:55:43
COVID Ukraine and all the
distractions. Tom's wife went to
2:55:47
heaven a few weeks ago at the
much too young age of 43 men
2:55:51
leaving behind Tom and their
three wonderful kids I'm sure he
2:55:55
has sounds like he has a great
set of friends and community
2:55:58
around him. So a memory of Tom's
wife we are making the donation
2:56:01
such that Tom forever claims his
seat at the no agenda round
2:56:04
table and knows the support of
all the Knights Dames and
2:56:07
douchebags that make up the no
agenda family. Tom will be known
2:56:11
as Sir Thomas Lord of the ham
radio hobbits. No karma, please.
2:56:15
But we do wish for a de douche.
2:56:19
Unknown: Van De deuced.
2:56:20
Adam Curry: And we also request
though full throated, that's
2:56:23
bull crap from John.
2:56:25
John C Dvorak: Dad's bowl crap.
2:56:28
Adam Curry: That is one of the
best ones you've done. That may
2:56:30
be a show openers, so
2:56:31
John C Dvorak: but they can use
that further ringtone and why do
2:56:35
people
2:56:35
Adam Curry: still do ringtones
2:56:38
John C Dvorak: it's even called
relaxing some people do and most
2:56:40
be the one that's the most
annoying is the people that have
2:56:43
the phone ring that lousy old
fashioned ring. Yeah, that's
2:56:47
just annoying. Yeah. Ramco de
Reser
2:56:52
Adam Curry: the fryer dryer the
fryer fryer in
2:56:56
John C Dvorak: penis Rotterdam?
fairness.
2:57:01
Adam Curry: Fairness.
2:57:02
John C Dvorak: I thought it says
penis Yeah, no. Are in their
2:57:05
fairness 1000 I missed it. About
two years ago I hired Dame to
2:57:12
Tola following a tweet about her
being fired for not getting the
2:57:16
shot its whole lot she
immediately hit me in the mouth
2:57:19
and I never missed the show
since I'm glad that I'm no
2:57:23
longer a douchebag I'm no longer
douche bag or Emco and I would
2:57:27
like to be known as Sir Remco
Knight of the of to visa and the
2:57:31
Spanish Spanish Spanish refuge
of Ribera Deborah I expect them
2:57:38
to talk to hola to change my
name accordingly and her phone
2:57:41
contacts she now as we listen to
as douchebag Remo, no jingles
2:57:46
but health karma for everyone
who needs to keep up the good
2:57:48
work, sir M co night of DVSA and
Spanish refuge of Ribera de
2:57:55
Braga from penis the Netherlands
penis the Netherlands
2:57:59
Unknown: you've got karma and
2:58:01
Adam Curry: the Dukes go crazy.
Oh look at this we have WWW dot
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internet please dump me survivor
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2:58:43
John C Dvorak: That's that's
business that's
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Adam Curry: I love bugout I need
some bugout land
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John C Dvorak: well yeah land we
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service. PS a PSA really. We are
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currently in a golden age of
memes and some of the best
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curated memes are found no
agenda social however fellow
2:59:13
Meemers we can do better no
likes and no boost means your
2:59:16
post is subpar. And you fail to
hit the mark let's up our Game
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Boys and Girls stop posting
trash. I'm with you on that
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that's exactly what I want to
say. That was well put I want to
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John C Dvorak: While you do that
I'm gonna go to vous de vous
2:59:33
vous vous via account of
Hamilton 1000 rings from the
2:59:40
beautiful Westfield Indiana
that's where he's from. This is
2:59:44
the vibe count of Hamilton and
the two and the two penny
2:59:47
supporting your excellent
program signing up for the PhD
2:59:50
for myself and also the
institute a my better half is
2:59:53
another one of those split
donations and obtain a PhD for
2:59:57
her as well. He does have a
second one here from the VA They
3:00:00
kind of Hamilton for day Missy.
Also $1,000 Please put $2,000 in
3:00:04
this should be at the top. She
is certainly worthy of a Debbie
3:00:07
listen since the beginning
hitting me in the mouth it'd be
3:00:09
a surprise early Christmas gift
for her. For now let her be day
3:00:13
Missy for the ceremony and she
can let you know if she prefers
3:00:16
another name God willing. We
will be at the indie meetup on
3:00:19
Monday. Monday, Monday, Monday
Monday. So no J No. K and God
3:00:25
bless you both yours truly the
vibe count of Hamilton in the
3:00:28
two pennies. So
3:00:30
Adam Curry: the wild dirt co
over seven years in the business
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of flipping wild dirt.
Fantastic. Anonymous with 1000
3:00:41
Can I please request Ben
Shapiro. Oh my god. Do we have
3:00:46
that? That's not a genuine
3:00:47
John C Dvorak: no that we do. I
heard when I read this note. I
3:00:51
said Oh, my God. No, that's not
that's been. No, that's
3:00:57
Adam Curry: no, that's not him.
I don't think we have Ben
3:01:00
Shapiro doing that. Oh, my God.
No, that's not Ben Shapiro. Is
3:01:06
this one Ben Shapiro. Oh, no, we
don't have Ben Shapiro. Charlie.
3:01:11
John C Dvorak: Have it logged?
No,
3:01:13
Adam Curry: I don't I don't
think we've ever had that one.
3:01:15
That's just that's just the
bottom line. We've never had
3:01:17
that. Followed by a Space Force
from Trump. Yes. SpaceForce got
3:01:23
that. I would like to be known
as Sir big A please, for my
3:01:26
night name. Thank you for
everything you do. I listen to
3:01:28
no agenda every Tuesday and
Thursday. Well, it's interesting
3:01:31
because we do it on Sundays, but
it's fine if you listen to it on
3:01:34
Tuesday. Thank you.
3:01:36
John C Dvorak: Where's he from?
He might be in Australia. He
3:01:38
doesn't say listens to the
Sunday show on Tuesday, I guess.
3:01:43
Okay, Mike Dee's up and he's in
for $1,000 and he says just like
3:01:46
college I've waited to the last
minute to turn in my paperwork.
3:01:50
So there we go. At least he's
honest about it. Like that
3:01:54
surely wanted to make the
deadline for the no agenda PhD
3:01:57
and media deconstruction,
already more proud of this PhD
3:02:01
than I am of my bachelor's in
business from Kansas State. Go
3:02:05
ahead and de Deus. You've been
de deuced at the roundtable I
3:02:12
have what Adams having along
with a glass of tepid water.
3:02:16
He's a podcaster and a wine
bottle of whatever John is
3:02:20
drinking please Knight me, Sir
Mike D of the 7 Billion Rising.
3:02:24
I'm a real estate broker in
Texas. He's in Texas going on 20
3:02:28
years. The last few years I
concentrated more on creative
3:02:30
financing in buying and selling
property. Leaving the banks out
3:02:34
of it. You go get a raise 7
billion rising.org He's got a
3:02:39
story to tell. I thank you for
showing up. For us with an
3:02:43
amazing podcast twice a week
your media deconstruction is
3:02:46
tops. I hope you never exit this
fight. Much love for your
3:02:49
leadership. And everyone part of
the no agenda nation from my new
3:02:53
homestead in Kyle Texas. Where's
Kylie? County, Texas? No, Jake,
3:02:57
Kyle, Kyle, Texas. Yes.
3:02:59
Adam Curry: Thank you my
Nicholas Schroeder 1000
3:03:02
Salutations professors Korean
Dvorak having previously
3:03:06
obtained knighthood and the
title of Sergeant of Arms
3:03:08
protector of the roundtable
under a pseudonym used in
3:03:10
creative writing exercises, I
must now submit my tuition paid
3:03:13
in full for the education
received over the years for this
3:03:16
for this from this honorable
institution. I am beyond
3:03:19
ecstatic to have officially
obtained my doctorate and I'm
3:03:22
looking forward to the benefits
that such a prestigious title
3:03:24
will afford me. I am
appreciative for all the work
3:03:27
you have done in the advanced
and somewhat controversial field
3:03:30
of media deconstruction, thank
you for your courage and know
3:03:33
that I regard this amount paid
and my poverty but a fraction of
3:03:36
the value received over the
years, keeping us safe and sane
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from all of the games that the
corporate media plays on the
3:03:42
public for the benefit of the
highest bidder, well put, I'm
3:03:46
forever in your debt for the
knowledge and the power and the
3:03:48
prompting to better myself in so
many ways, including getting
3:03:51
things as small as obtaining my
ham radio license at Adams
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direction because John wouldn't
renew his I renewed it. I think.
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I hope to continue paying it
back and forward in any way
3:04:03
possible. While I won't share my
Brazilian hottie, I will bring
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cachaca to the graduation prior
to share with microtia Yeah, so
3:04:11
Kusha what is Kousaka Shusha
3:04:13
John C Dvorak: it's a it's a
white. It's like a white Ramon
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is it's more like the Brazilian
we got version and it's got a
3:04:22
very distinctive flavor that is
is made with sugar cane but it's
3:04:27
got a really different tastes
delicious.
3:04:31
Adam Curry: Excellent because
Sha Sha is here. And I will
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share that with Mikasa
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John C Dvorak: because yes,
3:04:38
Adam Curry: I know it. Linus
Rotterdam Kinshasa penis to the
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graduation party to share with
my cohort a fellow producer for
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this episode 70 threes
respectfully deconstructed
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Nicholas J Schroeder 70 threes
to Yukito five Alpha Charlie
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Charlie you did not add your
callsign man Okay. Well let you
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slow
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John C Dvorak: unwary was Sir
pants in Brookfield, Wisconsin
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his shirt pants actually came in
twice with $1,000 Wow Monterey
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is first time sir pants PhD
donation go eg U N direct Egan
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they've got every gun diver they
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site worth worth looking at. I'm
going over the interesting guns
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talking about him he is a 22
What sir pants in Brookfield
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Wisconsin comes in with another
1000 with a switcheroo PhD for
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Sir ass crack Nice. He's the
brother of Sir pants. Give him
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some gentlemen farming karma and
as
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Unknown: you've got karma
3:05:49
Adam Curry: All right. Then we
have that was kinda cool. We
3:05:52
have Quint. Why Newell with 1000
in the morning gents, PhD ME
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PLEASE NO jingles no camera
plenty of love and light to no
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agenda nation. Love you TOS from
Quint. Thank you and I'll do
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Henry coca Zoli $1,000 Now note
and resolvent Technologies Inc.
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$1,000. Now note gobble up karma
for you guys. Thank you so much.
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Unknown: You've got
3:06:17
John C Dvorak: karma. Danielle
Lawson and nightmare sir let's
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$1,000 A night me sir love and
Baron of Bay Ridge in Kings
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County, New York. Any insights
about pawns in the game or
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Whitney Webb books? Give me a mo
karma jingle please. Yeah. You
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got other things to do with your
time? You've got
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Adam Curry: Aaron Bonjour Kaz.
Mojo cares Mission Viejo,
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California 1000 Please Knight
me, Knight Philip Hello of the
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BB urea Plains area. Yeah, Bab
urea ver Dolla dolla gas with
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what is it John, go ahead. Just
pronounced it for me. I'll go
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John C Dvorak: I ended up
verdant verdure over Dolla
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Adam Curry: dolla Goss with pork
and green sauce and the glass of
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cold to paci to posh to Pachi. I
can't pronounce it it's hard for
3:07:24
me to serve it.
3:07:26
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well.
You're out of luck, this way to
3:07:30
talk and Mission Viejo. That's,
oh,
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Adam Curry: that's the problem.
Okay. Thank you Dr. Aaron
3:07:37
Arnaldo Boyer quiz. Joe Boyer
kids. This is tough. Yeah,
3:07:44
John C Dvorak: I'm not sure
either. So yogi, that's easier
3:07:47
in West Richland Washington 1000
bucks a day by the way we should
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mention this is
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Adam Curry: excessive it is this
is not your it's very
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John C Dvorak: abnormal, but we
love it because it will pay the
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bills till February March 8 We
don't even start getting
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donations again till March. Oh,
it's gonna be
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Adam Curry: dead goes dead. It
will be dead I
3:08:11
John C Dvorak: was waiting to
get home from California road
3:08:13
trip if if to see if there was
enough cash left over to get
3:08:18
myself a PhD. Yeah. On the last
day while heading home went to
3:08:23
our favorite coffee joint and
what was handwritten on the cup
3:08:27
lids but the number 33 I shit
you not the writing was on the
3:08:32
lid. Oh, no. The universe was
telling me to get that PhD
3:08:37
thanks for all you doing? Keep
me in my smokin hot Diem sane.
3:08:40
Peace and love to you both you
sir Yogi Knight of the carnival.
3:08:44
Midways. Can I get a good karma
for everybody?
3:08:47
Unknown: You've got karma. And
3:08:51
Adam Curry: we have another 1000
from Sir Googe of RVA.
3:08:55
Unknown: Good.
3:08:56
Adam Curry: No jingles no karma.
Just a PhD? Thank you. No exit
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plan, please. You got it. We're
still here. Joe
3:09:04
John C Dvorak: Acton main 1000.
I've been listening for a few
3:09:09
years and I haven't missed the
show since I started listening.
3:09:12
But I have to admit I was
starting to feel guilty about
3:09:15
being a douchebag Kept thinking
I should probably take advantage
3:09:18
of the Ph. D program because I
always wanted some higher
3:09:21
education credentials and became
a knight at the same time. I'm
3:09:24
going to pass this up. But I
just couldn't pull the trigger.
3:09:27
Then in the 33rd day of the year
I looked at my phone and it had
3:09:30
3333 unread emails. This was a
sign it's time to give back and
3:09:38
do my part and hopefully keep
you guys from finding an exit
3:09:41
strategy. Please de douche me.
3:09:45
Unknown: You've been de deuced
3:09:48
John C Dvorak: bridging goes
places classic Sharpton F 35
3:09:51
Health karma for everybody. And
he'll be knighted sir jolly, the
3:09:54
brave of the main mountains.
About ESP IICT he finished a
3:10:05
bacon cheeseburger.
3:10:06
Adam Curry: Hey, quiet during
the karma. He was Be quiet
3:10:10
during the karma.
3:10:13
Unknown: You've got karma.
3:10:18
John C Dvorak: You put this on
your list. He wants a bacon
3:10:20
cheeseburger and Chateau Latour.
3:10:25
Adam Curry: I wouldn't mind
having one of those myself.
3:10:27
Which year Chateau Latour.
Should
3:10:29
John C Dvorak: we all okay,
let's make it a 2005
3:10:32
Adam Curry: Okay, Chateau La
Tour. Isn't that? Isn't that
3:10:38
made by the Rothschilds?
3:10:40
John C Dvorak: No, no, that's
Mouton and in the feet, Michael
3:10:45
Adam Curry: how big or how the
1000 No, nope. Get your double
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up karma. Thank you very much.
3:10:50
Unknown: You've got karma.
3:10:56
John C Dvorak: Jonathan Lang is
busy race to the end. Humbly
3:11:00
requesting a D douchey. And all
purpose jobs karma.
3:11:04
Unknown: You've been D deuced. I
3:11:07
John C Dvorak: do declare myself
sir. No, please. And a scholar.
3:11:13
For those in the Memphis area.
Keep an eye out for a meet up
3:11:16
soon once you requested it. One
one of you requested a month or
3:11:20
two back they've recurs jobs,
3:11:22
Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs for
jobs.
3:11:31
Adam Curry: We have Scott
McNulty. Due to my this is 1000
3:11:37
Due to my affiliation with
various secret societies, which
3:11:39
will henceforth never be
mentioned again. I had to wait
3:11:42
until the ninth hour of the eve
of the solar day of 333 in order
3:11:46
to make my donation for obvious
reasons. When the moon is in the
3:11:49
house of the sun's first light
the seed is born. We dive at
3:11:54
dawn I was working at the
Canadian Broadcasting
3:11:57
Corporation CBC embedded in the
news department. I'd been there
3:12:00
for over a decade when the first
global native ad for the UN led
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Big Pharma Military Industrial
Complex copro was launched. I
3:12:07
lost my family and job to
groupthink in that battle. Wow.
3:12:11
They were all spellbound by the
black magic of propaganda. The
3:12:14
silver lining is that I no
longer work at the Ministry of
3:12:17
Truth since then my field of art
direction and graphic design
3:12:20
have been requiring the jabs for
jobs around here until only two
3:12:23
months ago in order to get by
I've been painting houses and
3:12:26
playing guitar in the Toronto
art rock band projects with a
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que
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John C Dvorak: wow that guy yeah
love you for this I like this
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guy fifth
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Adam Curry: projects latest EP
The wolf made it to number 23
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across Canada on campus radio in
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embrace and a kiss to your third
eye or female fronted
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psychedelic art rock you can
pick up a copy of the wolf
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during tomorrow band camp Friday
and all proceeds will go to us
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We're an independent band rely
on value for value just like no
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agenda search for fifth project
with a que on bandcamp.com to
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have a listen that's fifth
project was okay we're on all
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the socials to I've been
listening to this isn't I love
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this note we've been listening
to no agenda regulations Adams
3:13:10
JRE debut so this is long
overdue. And this first time dee
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doo dee doo suddenly comes with
a PhD but a proper knighting to
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woohoo
3:13:25
John C Dvorak: when said WT C
seven you are yay oh really jobs
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karma
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Adam Curry: that's not on my
note oh oh shoot oh my god
3:13:36
that's it eat that wasn't even
on my cell that's how that's
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that's
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John C Dvorak: a big note. It's
3:13:42
Adam Curry: a big note here we
got
3:13:43
John C Dvorak: a guy to get
anyone credit who went through
3:13:45
who is art director. So yes,
honest with himself that he
3:13:51
figures you know, you can make
money other ways but he'll go
3:13:54
back into it. He's obviously a
talented person
3:14:04
Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs. Let's
3:14:11
John C Dvorak: karma. On the
other extreme we have Alex
3:14:14
boorish with $1,000 No note is
very good. gobble up karma.
3:14:19
Unknown: You've got karma. Eric,
Eric
3:14:25
Adam Curry: Hall Bryner, South
Ogden, Utah 1000. In the morning
3:14:28
as a successful professional
procrastinator, I'm finally
3:14:31
funding my PhD tuition. Thank
you for your courage. Oh, I'm
3:14:37
sorry. Jingle requests. I'm
going to come I want to get rid
3:14:42
of that one. It's it's I can't
even find it half the time. It's
3:14:48
not that's not what it is.
3:14:50
John C Dvorak: Trump, Trump
probably Trump's the trump card.
3:14:53
Adam Curry: I can't find it.
Chase, hold on, hold on stupid.
3:14:59
I do not like this on Trump calm
and then go to screen. Okay, I'm
3:15:03
gonna come you've got
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John C Dvorak: Todd Matera in
looks like oh, he's it and from
3:15:15
behind the lines in Chicago.
He's $1,000 Thank you both for
3:15:19
your service. Please Knight me
as Todd Zell the unvaccinated no
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jingles no comment not an
anonymous donation Proud to
3:15:27
support you both. Thank
3:15:28
Adam Curry: you. James Bartels
1000 No location but he's been
3:15:33
listening since episode number
one thank you for all you do
3:15:36
Thank you James. Nice name sir
Jim of Casey stage hands needs
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work. He says What is this stuff
and arrest him and arrest sounds
3:15:50
like and rest of time and
bulletproof coffee for the
3:15:52
roundtable jobs karma and goat
for everybody loves
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Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs for
jobs
3:16:05
John C Dvorak: Megan Kenny first
time donations she came with
3:16:09
1000 Come to the no agenda
family in a roundabout way from
3:16:12
the Glenn Beck program.
3:16:13
Adam Curry: Oh there you are.
3:16:15
John C Dvorak: That does happen.
Worked out. I was hit in the
3:16:19
mouth by my best friend Karen. I
was taking a break from Glenn
3:16:22
Beck sometimes doom and gloom
but my friend was listening and
3:16:26
heard Adam sounding a lot like
me or was it may sound a lot
3:16:30
like Adam you either way she
knew right away you were my
3:16:34
people. I was listening to your
archives for 2020 to 21 and you
3:16:38
do sound like me? So it only
makes sense I should earn a
3:16:41
doctorate in media
deconstruction I look forward to
3:16:44
your episodes and thank you both
and the no agenda nation for all
3:16:48
you do she must be Dame Kenny of
the mega light Megalodon that's
3:16:54
the giant shark she'd like
Guinness and medium rare
3:16:58
tomahawk steak at the roundtable
and and these are all hell
3:17:01
breaking loose so you're going
to need a Bitcoin it's all gonna
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die in yay stay strong.
3:17:07
Unknown: Yes
3:17:09
Adam Curry: that's Manning Yes.
Okay, I got those for you.
3:17:13
Unknown: That's and all hell is
gonna break loose and you're
3:17:16
gonna need a Bitcoin
3:17:23
Adam Curry: that's a good combo
is an interesting combo. Sir,
3:17:28
let me make sure I've got your
your rare Tomahawk, Guinness and
3:17:33
medium rare tomahawk steak, slay
it
3:17:35
John C Dvorak: and then I'm
gonna go to Sir Henry. He's in
3:17:39
Austin, Texas, right around the
corner from you. That donation
3:17:42
makes me a bear and gives me a
PhD and my happy man. Sir Henry.
3:17:46
That's the note we like. We
3:17:48
Adam Curry: do like that. Andrew
Herman Edmonton, Alberta,
3:17:52
Canada. Navia in the morning,
John. Thanks. My donation of
3:17:55
$1,046.31 That's Kanak bucks.
Canuck bucks, please add me to
3:18:01
the PhD and executive producer
ship and an instant knighting
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list. A douche bag no more Sir
Andrew Herman Edmonton, Alberta.
3:18:10
I guess I'll give
3:18:13
Unknown: you Ben de deuced.
3:18:16
John C Dvorak: Yeah, he'll get
bumped up. Amy Thurmond in
3:18:19
Westfield, Indiana. 665 released
from AMI in Westfield, Indiana
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could not meet the pod father in
December without first claiming
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my dame ho. Ooh, she's gonna be
at the meet up. Yeah, my smokin
3:18:33
hot husband sir Craig of the
Dark Moon hit me in the mouth
3:18:36
years ago. I'm a better human
for it. Please bestow upon me
3:18:40
the title of Dame AMI of the
shining sea. I generally try to
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stay healthy by limiting carbs,
fat sugar sodium. So at the
3:18:47
roundtable, I like to pay homage
to my Indian roots. And sorry,
3:18:52
India and Indiana is named after
Indians. And fortify my food
3:18:56
depraved soul by requesting a
giant breaded pork tenderloin,
3:19:00
and a chocolate Miracle Whip
cake. That'll do it. For all you
3:19:05
do.
3:19:05
Adam Curry: God we've got some
death bound here for you. Sir
3:19:10
Penton serpent serpentine sir
Lance interesting. Oh, it's a
3:19:13
switcheroo. Serpentine
Scarborough, Queensland,
3:19:16
Australia six five 4.32 clips of
cancer you've got karma we got
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that for this is a switcheroo
donation from serpentine night
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of the Ricoh the wreck lif
peninsular, I guess. This
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donation of 1038 australian
dollar reduce is for my father,
3:19:34
soon to be incinerated sir Lance
Knight of the Northern Rivers.
3:19:37
Oh, that's just lovely. We'll
make sure we do that Phoebe is
3:19:41
going nuts. Please play him F
cancer and you've got karma
3:19:44
jingles I know you can defeat
this dad. We both enjoy your
3:19:48
entertaining informative podcast
immensely. I'm hoping that I
3:19:51
made it in time for a 1000
Aussie dollar do doctorate in pH
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mediate Ph D, CB and Ph. D media
tickets. correction for my dad.
3:20:01
Yeah of course and here's here's
your F cancer it works
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John C Dvorak: good John calibre
and Milwaukee Good girl. Three
3:20:17
Three YTM crackpot and buzzkill
doctrine during your shows on
3:20:21
Black Friday and Cyber Monday. I
had to donate value for value on
3:20:26
Wednesday. I've appreciate the
bi weekly deconstruction since
3:20:30
owning of your show and the
higher side chats Oh yes, I chat
3:20:34
donation of a couple of years
back, Adam. In my first donation
3:20:38
I asked what your favorite
conspiracy was and you said you
3:20:41
don't like them at all. So I'll
rephrase what conspiracy to find
3:20:46
the most interesting fake space
Hollow Earth Operation Highjump
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there's got to be something Oh
John, I'm glad you brought back
3:20:54
to three by three and hope to
hear it more often. Jingles
3:20:57
climate gate chemtrails, Obama
sucking in such Thanks and enjoy
3:21:02
the holidays John.
3:21:03
Adam Curry: Yes, I would say
Operation Highjump is my
3:21:06
favorite to the gate to the gate
3:21:21
Joanne fortune is in where or
where North Hampshire 333. I've
3:21:29
listened to you live for the
last year and a half and you've
3:21:31
changed my life. I've moved to
the Freedom State of New
3:21:34
Hampshire and New Hampshire and
I go to the meetups you to rock
3:21:37
my world. Thank you. And thank
you for your courage and Thank
3:21:40
you Joanne I'm very nice note.
We
3:21:42
John C Dvorak: have Jackie
green, the famous guitarist in
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orange Vale, California Jackie,
Jack, a jagged green 333 Love
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you mean it perfect note,
3:21:53
Adam Curry: not as good as Tyler
home from Westminster, Colorado.
3:21:56
First Associate Executive
Producer 250 No notes. So you
3:22:00
gotta love karma. You've got
karma.
3:22:06
John C Dvorak: So let's see end
with Linda Lubetkin in Lakewood,
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Colorado. 200. And she requests
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Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs.
3:22:40
Adam Curry: Well, thank you all
very much. This has been quite
3:22:43
the pre Christmas surprise. And
of course, everyone here who
3:22:49
came in with the correct amount
is going to get a PhD is a
3:22:51
rather long list of nice things,
and PhDs but I'm happy to do it.
3:22:56
We love you for it. We have
meetups to talk about as well,
3:22:59
there's so much so going on in
the no agenda show. But
3:23:02
especially to hang up i
executive and Associate
3:23:05
Executive producers, thank you
for supporting us, we enjoy
3:23:09
support from anybody the whole
point of value for value is you
3:23:13
give us what the show delivers
and value to you. That may just
3:23:17
be $5 a month. And if that's all
you can afford, we love you just
3:23:21
as much and appreciate you. You
don't have to be an executive
3:23:25
producer to help the show. In
fact, if every if everybody gave
3:23:29
us $5 It would be fantastic.
That never happened. So we
3:23:32
appreciate these execs and
associate execs for paying it
3:23:35
forward for others and of course
enjoying their their instant
3:23:39
Knights and Dames and their
PhDs. I'll get ready for the for
3:23:44
all the ceremonies. John will
take us through the very quick
3:23:46
smallest in the 50s Yeah,
3:23:48
John C Dvorak: the small list
leftover of people who just
3:23:50
donated the wishes while we're
all we're gonna get from now on.
3:23:54
Sure. Michael rag goose in
Tustin, California. $100 Happy
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Holidays he says Kevin
McLaughlin does come in and
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Concord North Carolina yet
another 808 What a great life is
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better with boobs he says true.
Edward Owens 808 He's in
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Alameda. The island of boobs.
Diana Dana Dana Carroll in
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Laughlin, Nevada Laughlin 7227
Craig Kohler in Evansville,
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Indiana. 6502 sir. Pipe Nam pipe
Nam 61 Parts Unknown. Jamie
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Buell in Vista California 606. A
boobs donation small and for
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fact here it comes Kevin
McLaughlin once again at 606.
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moves or the reason bras were
invented. He says surprise
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nights surprise night and Yukon
Oklahoma 5444. Colleen Garrett
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and Cary, North Carolina which
is where curiously near Kevin
3:24:56
McLaughlin, I believe that'd be
rotating me my gift to you 54
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dollars Eric Bogle in mole rose,
Deutschland, we haven't heard
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from him for a while. And there
he is. And there he is with the
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right spelling of his name yes
as a spreadsheet is beautiful 52
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Scott Nelson and Council Bluffs,
Iowa 5001 And here we go
3:25:18
wrapping it up with $50 donators
starting with John Taylor in
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Florissant, Colorado, Sir
Richard Gardner, I believe in
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New York City, Aaron wise Gerber
in Bend, Oregon, Michael Elmore
3:25:33
in Gastonia North Carolina, Zev
green and Teaneck, New Jersey
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David Steele in Mobile, Alabama.
automobile, Jason Kaler and
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Bluffton, Indiana Ray Howard in
Kremmling. Colorado. Kyle Shaw
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sharper is shaper in New Albany,
Ohio, as opposed to Oh lovely
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Ohio and in the northwest. Julie
Mindanao Mina Dale in Costa
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Adam Curry: Next one. Wow. Whoa,
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John C Dvorak: that was an
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John C Dvorak: Well, I think I
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3:37:04
Let's start with what is the
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3:37:12
Adam Curry: yes. Yeah, that's
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John C Dvorak: out. Finish go to
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you. That's cute. Cute. And then
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That's the
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Adam Curry: best one. It's the
clearest. It punches through
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everything. And we are literally
unbelievable, literally
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unbelievable. I think that's the
one for us. Everyone. Tell me
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you got a good news clip. John.
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John C Dvorak: I always have a
good news clip. If I didn't
3:37:42
notice something you should be
no this is from the Norville
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insight edition. When you have
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keep it short and sweet to
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five minutes. They talk to the
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Adam Curry: that. They can't
keep it tight, locally. tight.
3:38:02
Keep it tight people.
3:38:03
John C Dvorak: So here we go.
Heroes
3:38:05
Unknown: can be found
everywhere. This one was behind
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the wheel of a truck when a
woman who was choking approached
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Tamra Gagliano. He's now being
called an angel. You're probably
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not used to seeing a truck
driver like this chilling out to
3:38:18
classical violin in his big rig.
But his moment of calm is
3:38:24
suddenly disrupted. A Woman
Pulls up in front of his truck.
3:38:28
She is in obvious distress. The
truck driver saw she had one
3:38:31
hand to her throat and she
raised both hands. She was
3:38:34
giving him the international
symbol for choking. He jumps out
3:38:38
of his truck and immediately
realizes it's a life or death
3:38:41
crisis. Then he grabs her from
behind and administers the life
3:38:45
saving Heimlich maneuver with
three thrusts under the ribcage
3:38:50
and out came the fast food she
was choking on in an instant the
3:38:54
ordeal was over when the truck
driver escorted her back to her
3:38:57
car. He noticed two toddlers in
the backseat. Today cement truck
3:39:03
driver Jeff hanis
3:39:04
was in the right place the right
time. And I did in my opinion
3:39:08
what most would have done
3:39:09
a humble hero and for that good
deed the Chicago Bulls gave Jeff
3:39:14
and his family courtside seats.
3:39:17
John C Dvorak: What do we want?
And what when they left out?
3:39:23
They left out the part where the
Chicago Bulls game the courtside
3:39:26
seats because the Chicago Bulls
are chokers.
3:39:32
Adam Curry: I liked I liked that
it was a great good news story.
3:39:37
I liked the part about the
international sign for choking
3:39:40
which I didn't know that either
International and that she was
3:39:45
choking on some fast food. This
was a dynamite and to this
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some new steps
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did you know there are over 40
different types of melons out
3:42:17
there Kevin
3:42:18
John C Dvorak: McLaughlin in
Concord North Carolina says
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honeydew melons he just wrote
that in there for some reason.
3:42:24
He likes melons, Golden
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melon, corn, melons, man melons
that are there in the world.
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There are over four different
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I've had those are pretty good.
I think the trustor mountains my
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favorite.
3:42:58
Adam Curry: You just love
melons,
3:42:59
John C Dvorak: the Picasso melon
Calabash melons, that's Calabash
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melons, the kiss melon has got a
big tongue that comes out of it
3:43:08
the papaya melon, the bailin
melon that you Bari Kingdom
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melon autumn sweets, Autumn
sweets, the melon of choice for
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connoisseurs to get to run out
of melons by the melons
3:43:21
varieties. I think this
watermelon yet exactly. Can tall
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a melon another one I've never
heard of.
3:43:31
Adam Curry: But how long will he
be able to come up with melon
3:43:34
names?
3:43:36
John C Dvorak: Korean melons
3:43:37
Adam Curry: I love his melon
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John C Dvorak: GAC mellitus, the
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sprite melon or Charentais
melons which is literally a
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this time promoting this snap
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melon for you keep his score.
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Adam Curry: children today they
think the internet is their
3:43:57
iPhone. Hey, I got Google I got
the internet ticket apps.
3:44:05
Unknown: Apps come on
3:44:08
John C Dvorak: the web was the
internet too if you really want
3:44:10
to go back
3:44:11
Adam Curry: was it still is the
web ever implies the web. But
3:44:17
the web is an open communication
hyperlinking system that runs
3:44:22
John C Dvorak: on the internet
on top of the internet yet but
3:44:24
it's it's
3:44:25
Adam Curry: it's one step closer
to. It's not a platform. The web
3:44:29
is not a platform. Twitter is a
platform. Facebook is a
3:44:33
platform. Google is a platform,
your iPhone App Store is a
3:44:37
platform. These are platforms
that they will regulate to to
3:44:41
their own desire. The web is
still the last place Trump
3:44:49
Unknown: is telling us what he
attends. Trump means to throw
3:44:57
people in jail who disagree with
them. To
3:45:03
listen to what he says because
he's telling us what he will do
3:45:12
he says let's remove all doubt
this is what I'm about this is
3:45:17
what I'm about this will execute
to whatever Geez Oh wow
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take him at his word. Boom.
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Trump is telling us
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to be eliminated
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