December 7th, 2023 • 3h 2m
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Unknown: Hey Jesse Hey there.
John C Dvorak: Hey Jesse. Hey
there. Adam curry, John C
Devorah.
Adam Curry: Number 720 23 This
is your award winning
combination media assassination
episode 1614 This
Unknown: is no agenda
Adam Curry: harnes We're
broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas Hill Country and
fever rings number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry and from
John C Dvorak: Northern Silicon
Valley, where we're witnessing
the worst pandering in the
history of media since Gutenberg
Taylor Swift Person of the Year
I'm John C. Dvorak.
Adam Curry: Buzzkill. I thought
I'd have you with my sports ball
reference, but no, no, you go
straight for the for the Taylor
Swift. This is not pandering.
This is calculated this is
Taylor Swift is an OP. pandering
op, op op op. Oh, yeah, well,
John C Dvorak: where's the OP
part of it? Oh, listen, another
Unknown: story just breaking
within the last hour Time
Magazine's 2023 Person of the
Year has been announced. It is
Taylor Swift. Yeah. Finally,
it's been an interview with the
let's make sure the first woman
to appear twice on a Person of
the Year covers since this
franchise began in 1972, also
chosen in 2017. That designation
began nearly a century ago to
honor in an individual group or
concept that have the most
influence on the world in the
previous 12 months for good or
ill. She was also the first
person to be selected because of
her shipment in the arts is only
the chairman person was born
within the last 50 years to be
named first woman to be
recognized more than once.
Breaking news, a small group of
repeat designees, including
several US presidents and world
leaders. You
Adam Curry: don't realize this.
She is an OP. You just wait.
John C Dvorak: What's the OP?
Oh,
Adam Curry: wait until she
activates the Swifties against
Trump. Just wait, but she
already did that. Oh, no, no,
that she hasn't done anything
yet. She has not unleashed the
full power that is Taytay. You
wait. Well,
John C Dvorak: the way I see it.
They saw what she did for the
NFL. And they said well, yeah,
let's do it. But wait a minute,
Bill. We can't We can't give her
we already gave it to her in
2017. We haven't even give it
the golden era twice. We didn't
give it to Roosevelt, the old
lady. We haven't gives me an
even Hillary didn't get it to
nobody got it twice. While we're
giving it to her. She's a
singer.
Adam Curry: She's an OP.
John C Dvorak: Now we're gonna
give it to her because we'll get
more readers to our fine
magazine.
Adam Curry: Yes. Well, Forbes
could have taken a page out of
that playbook. They named the
most powerful woman. Did you
see? Yeah, Queen Ursula. most
powerful woman in the world. The
John C Dvorak: word Equiline is
she's
Adam Curry: the most powerful
woman in the world. Actually,
the it's literally the world's
most powerful woman. second year
in a row. I didn't even know
that she beat off competition.
From Fifi.
John C Dvorak: We did beat off a
few guys. Oh, John.
Adam Curry: What goodness. Yeah,
happy Hanukkah, everybody. And
this is also Pearl Harbor
Remembrance Day. flags at half
staff. I don't know if people
remember it anymore.
John C Dvorak: Nobody remembers
today to remember though, but
nobody remembers it is
Adam Curry: if you're ever in
Fredericksburg, Texas. Go see
our beautiful museum. The
Pacific War Museum, which will
help you there was a lot going
on that we don't know that we
have long forgotten. We were
buddies with the Chinese back in
the day. Who knew? Oh, yeah, the
Flying Tigers. Yeah, we were
friends with the Chinese and we
were we were beaten off the Japs
as it were. And we're right back
to to Queen Ursula. There you
go. So I went to nd
John C Dvorak: went through the
bill. Yes, yes. You might as
well give us a quick report.
Well,
Adam Curry: someone gave me RSV
or something. Thanks.
John C Dvorak: Oh, you got sick.
Adam Curry: Oh my god. I've been
coughing all night. Oh, yeah,
it's really infected. I'm
telling it's RSV. Someone gave
John C Dvorak: me RSV. Why would
it be anything else can't be it.
Could be tuberculosis? No, no,
no. RSV,
Adam Curry: this no all this
that's all it can be. Anyway,
John C Dvorak: they're spraying
it around I'm sure of it.
Adam Curry: We had about 100
crop dusters. 130 people was
fantastic. What a great event
but that's nice. We we flew out
from Austin have
John C Dvorak: everything that
you drove the whole way,
according to Tina, while
Adam Curry: driving to Austin is
already an hour and 45. So it's
quite a ways. Now you haven't
flown in a while I hadn't flown
in, in a bit, or at least not
since the new TSA machines
John C Dvorak: among the new
machines now. Yes, yes. This is
the X ray.
Adam Curry: Well, that's not for
you. It's for your bag. So you
no longer do you have to take
your laptop out of your bag.
Your electronics
John C Dvorak: giant bullet
looking? Yes, the Aino they had
an A they had a prototype of one
of those in Oakland. Yeah, well,
now they're everywhere. Good
looking machine. Yeah,
Adam Curry: they got the blue
and the red Halo lights on it.
For all I know, it's just a tube
with nothing in it. I mean, it
looks like
John C Dvorak: nothing going on
at all. But there's actually a
small midget in there opening
your bags,
Adam Curry: but the name of it
is just it's laugh inducing. A
no logic. I mean, come on, guys.
I mean, I'm sure it's Anna
logic, but you can't I mean, as
a 15 year old that I am you
can't not look at and go ain't a
logic. Anyway, it does does
speed up the process. They don't
look at your boarding pass
anymore. I think we've kind of
been through this. You just show
your driver's license. Oh,
you're good to go. Come on
through. They got everything
ready. They know they know what
you're doing. They know where
you going. So this is organized.
So we flew in and were picked up
by Dame Christina Pearl and her
husband Charles, they drove us
straight to the venue from the
airport was perfect. We got a
130 people, Mark and Maria, who
organized this. They are this is
John, you have no idea how well
organized this is. This whole
place was ours. They had a
stage. The stage if you had a
stage, the stage was dressed.
You know they had Christmas
poinsettias everywhere. They
have a band that if we wanted it
that could have been a band
great sound system had a mic you
know they do they do a raffle.
So the way they do it is
everybody pitches in into the
pot. And I think we have a
couple of
John C Dvorak: this is that
Indiana has been going on for a
while. Yeah. Well, one of our
other Indiana producers couldn't
get anyone to come to his thing.
Yes.
Adam Curry: And but that's
probably because everybody was
into this thing. This is the
place so they do this raffle.
And everybody pitches in
whatever they want. I think
there's three Switcheroos maybe
four executive producers today
from so the money that's put
into the raffle pot goes to a
donation and people get an
executive producer from for on
the show. But then they but you
also get a prize. And they had
like a no agenda license plate.
The first thing to go to many
eggs book.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the
Adam Curry: book autographed
autographed by Mimi,
John C Dvorak: there was an
autographed version there. Yes,
Adam Curry: there. Yes. Yeah, I
mean, this this thing is tight,
man. It's organized. There were
people who drove in from Ohio
and from Michigan. That's that's
not super far, you know, hour
and a half or so. But it still
was nice to have them there.
There's a Rolls Royce aircraft
engine plants very nearby. And I
met at least two engineers
John C Dvorak: that died the
Rolls Royce was an English
company. Now
Adam Curry: this is they they
purchased this they purchased
some some aircraft engine
manufacturer and it's in
Indianapolis. Indianapolis is
very famous as Indy center which
is the big ATC did
John C Dvorak: you go up on that
delta tall thing in the middle
of town?
Adam Curry: They do you mean the
tower? Yeah, no. But we had
several air traffic controllers,
at least three.
John C Dvorak: And I want to
hear the stories.
Adam Curry: Well, I I was given
some interesting documentation
of UFOs which I'm still parsing
through because these are
reported to the to the air
traffic controllers at
Indianapolis. So there's some
some videos that I'm checking
out these guys are crazy. But
also I got a full rundown you
know about this, this so called
shortage of the of the air
traffic controllers. This bowl I
mean yeah, of course there's you
know, there's a shortage but
it's really it's it's mainly the
the union that wants to keep the
shortage because everyone's
getting overtime and making
bank. So that's the way to go.
Yeah, now of course everyone is
getting divorced because they're
working so much they can barely
keep their families got all this
all this money. Exactly. Let me
see what else that I have on my
list that we had the seminary
crew was there a lot of kids, a
lot of kids very diverse crowd
in age and background and it was
just it was it was quite quite
phenomenal. Ryan diazo gave us
two Silver COVID shield coins
ounce of silver each, so I'll be
sending yours off to you. I'm
gonna see was there anything
else that that I had a lot of
amazing how many people said,
You guys changed my life? Or you
guys save my life? Which, which
is weird, you know, I was like,
Well, you know why? Well during
COVID But talk him well, I guess
our talk him during COVID gave
people at least the courage to
know that they weren't the only
crazy ones. I
John C Dvorak: think that's it.
Yeah, we didn't save anybody's
life we informed them that
there's a subset of people out
there that have common sense.
Yes. And they're probably
they're part of it,
Adam Curry: and they're part of
it. And the final thing I would
say if you ever go into
Indianapolis do as we did, I
like staying at airport hotels.
I'm a big fan of that, that we
stayed at the Embassy Suites.
This place is dynamite. Yeah,
it's brand new. If you would put
this place in an airport and
Miss Yeah. Airport Embassy
Suites. Yeah, with a shuttle
with the shuttle shuttle to the
airport. This, if you had put
this in downtown Indy, you
probably would have paid $700 A
night and we wound up paying
under 200. There was an end just
beautiful, free made to order
breakfast the next morning. It
makes no sense to stay in a
hotel anywhere else. But at the
airport. It's just the way to
go. And then you know, you roll
out of bed and it's like I don't
have to worry about can I get a
cab or an Uber or traffic or any
of this now it's going to be
great. So anyway, it was thanks
you thank you again, Mark and
Maria for for taking good care
of us. It was a lot of fun. It
was good to do one of those
meetups again, and thanks for
the RSV. Appreciate it. It's
great.
John C Dvorak: But you do sound
a little congested.
Adam Curry: Oh, it's I was
coughing all night. I won't
complain. I won't complain
because that's the least of our
worries, because we've got red
blinking lights.
Unknown: Today the FBI director
was asked point blank if the
terror threat in the US is as
bad as it was before 911. deeply
disturbing. All the
lights were blinking red before
911 Apparently, obviously all of
us missed it. Would you say that
there's multiple blinking red
lights out there multiple.
I see blinking lights everywhere
I turn Oh, no, it's the Israel
Hamas war started. Get your eyes
checked right says the terror
threat is at a whole nother
level with a number of terror
groups including ISIS and al
Qaeda, using social media to
call for attacks, including
right here in the US. The DOJ
also seeing a spike in threats
against the Muslim community yet
stunning increase in threats
aimed at Jewish Americans
starting October 7, what's never
Adam Curry: seen a time where
all the threats, or so many of
the threats are all elevated all
at exactly the same time. Though
there must be a reason for this.
What could the reason be
Unknown: gray is calling on
Congress to renew a law that
allows the FBI to conduct
surveillance on suspected
terrorists overseas. That last
interview here, Ray says given
the threats now is not the time
to let that happen. You
Adam Curry: shouldn't even be
thinking about it. Now is not
the time. It's the worst more
red blinking lights than ever.
And I loved how Abc New York
discuss this topic.
Unknown: And now this sobering
warning from the FBI director
who says this agencies the
morning show, the morning show
on ABC is working around the
clock to prevent potential
domestic attacks by Hamas or its
sympathizers joined now by ABC
reporter Erica Turski. Erin,
thanks for being here. All of
this came out during the Senate
hearing yesterday, Director Ray
really highlighting the concern
to lawmakers. Let's play a
portion of that, and then we'll
get our
John C Dvorak: portion. What I
would say that is
Adam Curry: unique about the
environment that we're in right
now in my career is that well,
there may have been times over
the years where individual
threats could have been higher
here or there than where they
might be right now. I've never
seen a time where all the
threats are so many of the
threats are all elevated, all
elevated exactly the same time.
That's what makes this
environment that we're in now.
So fraud, they need to bring
back the color codes, man, we
need to show it on the screen
just
John C Dvorak: Nashi we're gonna
do this every Republican thing
Adam Curry: by funding our men
and women who are working
shoulder to shoulder with state
local law enforcement and other
partners every day. makes it
even more important, not less.
Unknown: So blinking red lights
analogy about 911 All the lights
were blinking red before 911.
Apparently, this is obviously
all of us missed it. Would you
say that there's multiple
blinking red lights out there
eating everywhere in turn. So
certainly chilling comments,
especially here in New York,
Aaron and some of the threats
that he talked about the
elevator chatter online from al
Qaeda and ISIS. Did you learn
from
this Oh, It is chilling because
it's coming at a time when the
Israel Hamas war has elevated
the threat level for Muslim
Americans, there's been a
skyrocketing number of anti
semitic threats against the
Jewish community. And that's
been a consistent theme since
October 7.
Adam Curry: Now Now listen to
the news models jump in and make
sure that you understand that it
would be crazy not to reinstate
the ability for the FBI to spy
on everybody. That would just be
nuts.
Unknown: And in his comments
came as they're looking whether
or not to authorize this this
section 702 of the FISA right,
this is an Intelligence
Surveillance Act. This has been
highly debated before. What does
that mean, and what do we expect
to happen?
One of the reasons why the FBI
director is so concerned about
the threat level is because this
is about to expire. It's a tool
that the FBI can use effectively
against Trump. Yeah, on foreign
terror groups, and Trump Trump's
concern of overreach and it
isn't necessarily a popular
measure when it comes to debate
on Capitol Hill. But the FBI
director is imploring Congress
to reauthorize coming up, yeah,
Trump otherwise he says some of
the chatter that Shane or
noticed or potentially preempt a
plot that would go unnoticed but
Erin, there is a flip side to
this right. And some people
would say this is politically
motivated. The Trump it seems
like both sides of the aisle
feel that this could infringe on
Fourth Amendment rights, right.
There's always a go of FBI
overreach, hear that the tool is
being used in ways that maybe it
shouldn't be used to to spy on
Americans or to do other
surreptitious things. And
there's a real suspicion these
days, especially in Republican
politics, about a deep state and
that complicates the job of the
FBI and law enforcement. Ray
would say that the FBI follows
the law and is looking to
reauthorize a program that is
used successfully in the past
they're
also this thing. Yeah. Okay. But
just get a warrant first, they
would like a warrant first, and
they have to get a judge to sign
off. This isn't like they can
just go willy nilly tapping
everybody's phone.
John C Dvorak: They did it
before exactly what they do.
willy nilly.
Adam Curry: They don't care
whether they have 702
reauthorized or not come on Kim.
Yeah, I
John C Dvorak: agree with that.
They just do it anyway.
Adam Curry: You want to hear the
pixie girl the spook her her
report on CBS Catherine
herridge.
John C Dvorak: What does she
have to say? Oh, good
Unknown: evening, Nora. The
shadow is almost always elevated
during the holidays. Our
analysts expect heightened
rhetoric with heightened
Adam Curry: rhetoric. Yes, we're
hearing it right now. The
heightened rhetoric. We're
John C Dvorak: listening to it
as we
Unknown: expect heightened
rhetoric with terrorist groups
and their media outlets
latching on to the conflict with
the Israeli military during
download southern Gaza and
Hanukkah only days away.
Intelligence Report reviewed by
CBS News warns of increased
threats from foreign terrorist
groups and mirrors FBI director
Christopher Ray's testimony
today on Capitol Hill,
blinking red lights analogy
about non
Adam Curry: blinking rib of
every everyone had to have it.
You know, this is the heightened
rhetoric 911
Unknown: Would you say that
there's multiple blinking red
lights out there?
Adam Curry: And how weak is this
blinking red light nonsense. You
know, this just I see blinking
lights everywhere I turn
Unknown: in stark language, the
intelligence takes ISIS and Al
Qaeda will likely use the Middle
East conflict to increase calls
for violence in the US.
John C Dvorak: Just for one
second, we have to note that
they keep mentioning ISIS and Al
Qaeda to operations oppose
they've been shut down or
shuttered at least in the Middle
East. We have the Houthis now
and Iran that's supposed to be
who's doing all the damage not
ISIS. Why? Well as ISIS Where's
ISIS?
Adam Curry: There's no ISIS.
They're just doing this to get
702 reauthorized. They're full
of crap. The full of it, full of
it. The blinking lights are his
own Feds like Can we go now both
Can we do something both? Can we
we got a nut job both can we get
and can we get into dude don't
bother to be called but to stick
to the path to it.
Unknown: It's ISIS and Al Qaeda
will likely use the Middle East
conflict or
John C Dvorak: where you will
get carried away with that Viet.
Thank you. You could have ended
it very early. But no, no, no,
you kept going and going. That
was good.
Adam Curry: I couldn't help
myself. Sounds for
Unknown: violence in the US.
Adam Curry: What RSV Yes.
Unknown: Compared to prior
years, as new details emerge
about an alleged plot to attack
Vegas
Adam Curry: we had Oh, we had an
alleged plot we
Unknown: charged the suspect
with multiple felonies to
include terroristic threats.
Both
Adam Curry: we got him we got we
got a cool kid here but we got
we got we got to keep to do this
for both. We can flag
Unknown: we charged the suspect
with multiple felonies to
include terroristic threats.
authorities
arrested a 16 year old suspect
who allegedly wrote on social
media about launching a lone
wolf attack in support of ISIS.
A homemade flag and other
articles allegedly recovered.
Along came the flag off hearts
on Capitol Hill, a stark warning
from the FBI chief.
Adam Curry: I've never seen a
time where all the threats were
flagged from 15 year old or so
many of the threats are all
elevated elevated, at exactly
the same
Unknown: time with a spike in
threats since the war began. The
intelligence report warns
civilian casualties in Gaza,
whether real perceived or
falsified, or the increased
presence of US military forces
in direct support of Israel will
likely be exploited by terrorist
groups terrorist groups, we said
there's nothing to indicate
Hamas has the intent or
capability to conduct operations
inside the US. The bureau has
not discounted the possibility
Nora
worry about these lone wolves.
Adam Curry: Oh yeah.
John C Dvorak: Oh yeah. We
Adam Curry: got seven year old
kid with a with a Twitter and a
flag. lone wolves. Yes.
John C Dvorak: Show they had a
shooting in Vegas. Yeah, they
did. UNLV by a guy who is a
professor
Adam Curry: I know who he
probably has gone nuts with
these kids that he has to teach.
John C Dvorak: And then we had
to the other one, too. First of
all, there was the guy in
Virginia who blew himself up in
his house. Yeah, and he was like
a left wing nut ball hated Trump
to you so we had to get that off
the front page. We did that
pretty easily.
Adam Curry: Did you see that
couch go fly him. No,
John C Dvorak: I but I saw the
explosion. It was unbelievable.
Adam Curry: If you if you if you
freeze frame the explosion
catches houses fly up fly. I
mean, that wasn't that. I think
he had explosives in the
basement or something. Certainly
went
John C Dvorak: off and you know,
man, a shooting a flare gun out
the window. That guy was off his
rocker
Adam Curry: and this is
Arlington, Virginia, this is
spooks and of all
John C Dvorak: places. All
planned. Then we saw we have the
Vegas thing but that's no good
because that guy was a
professor.
Adam Curry: So let's go there.
We
John C Dvorak: have the Austin
shootings.
Adam Curry: The Austin
shootings. Yes.
John C Dvorak: When I said
that's what I said when I was
just
Adam Curry: shooting every day
in Austin is nothing new. Well,
this is is
John C Dvorak: the NBC report on
the I have a clip. Oh, okay.
Okay. It's in clay show.
Unknown: We have information
coming from two different police
agencies that are involved the
bear County Sheriff's Department
and also the Austin Police. So
we have a timeline of what
happened. According to police.
It's all started yesterday
morning just before 11am When
they say the suspect shot and
Austin Independent School
District Police officer and then
about an hour after that police
say they received 911 calls at
an address in Austin. The
officers arrived at that address
and found a double homicide it
just sees male and female. Then
about five hours after that a
cyclist in a different part of
Austin reported being shot and
injured. Now two hours after
that officers received or a
police department received a
call from a different address to
which officers responded. That
was a burglary in place being
reported. The first officer that
responded at that second address
said he found a suspect in the
backyard and the suspect then
opened fire against that police
officer. The officer returned
fire but the suspect was able to
flee, get in a vehicle and drive
off. At that point. Officers
were able to chase him down. He
was in a car accident and then
they were able to apprehend that
suspect. The officer that was
shot was then taken to a
hospital while other officers
entered that home and found two
other people disease so a lot of
events taking place. Now after
this happened, the Austin Police
Department contacted the bear
sheriff's department saying they
had an address they wanted them
to check on that was linked to
the suspect deputies that went
to that address now that was
south of Austin in the San
Antonio area. That's why they
contacted the bear County
Sheriff's Department. And those
deputies then found two more
people to cease to be part of
that third address. So in total
it is six people dead all
connected to this suspect Kate,
Adam Curry: that sounds like a
gang thing.
John C Dvorak: Or yeah, it's
definitely something like that.
I know more details that I know
have not
Adam Curry: heard about that.
But you know, when when I first
moved to Austin, you'd hear
about one shooting maybe every
six months. Yeah, by the time we
left it was every day.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Every local
government Yeah, defund the
Adam Curry: police good god
John C Dvorak: find the police
put in some DA is not going to
do anything. And
Adam Curry: you get so lady G
Lind Lindy Hop, Lindsey Graham
are in the news because of that
Christopher rea thing with the
red blinking lights but also,
just before that from the same,
the Senate session with with the
FBI director. This short clip
showed up which everyone went
Oh, no. Oh, what do you
Unknown: think their votes for
Israel apart from the package?
Republicans overwhelmingly
support Israel certain most
Democrats. Republicans are
divided on Ukraine. Republicans
are 100% behind strong border
security. If you want aid to
Ukraine, we need to control our
southern border. I will will not
vote for any aid until we secure
on border reform asylum reform.
Reform parole is possible to do.
Democrats don't want to do it
all Republicans want to do it.
I'm not helping you drain into
we have ourselves.
Adam Curry: That's literally the
only clip everybody had
everywhere on Twitter and every
black the hill. Oh, no, what's
happened? He's flip flopped. No.
No, he has not. This is a scam.
This is a scam to get $106
billion for the military
industrial complex. Here's what
went down. Here's two clips what
Lindsey Graham actually said.
And it's quite simple to see how
this is a a unit party scam to
get more money to the military
industrial complex. Thank
Unknown: you, Mr. Chairman.
Welcome, Inspector, Inspector,
Director,
Adam Curry: I had to leave that
he called Ray the inspector. So
Unknown: Mr. Chairman, one thing
that I will be talking about.
Among the list of threats is a
broken board. Mr. Chairman,
since President Biden has taken
office, we've had 6.6 main
encounters with illegal aliens
at the southern border. that's
larger than 33 states. And we're
on pace. The last seven days,
we've been averaging about 9500
a day, play that out, weigh that
out looking at 3.4 million this
year, at that rate, that poses
at 10 million, and that doesn't
count the getaways. So we're
negotiating how to help Ukraine,
count me in for helping Ukraine
a robust path to help our allies
in Ukraine. Ukraine makes sense
to me. Upping the ability of
Taiwan to defend itself.
Adam Curry: Makes sense to me or
mining Israel.
Unknown: All the sense in the
world, all good. Border Security
is the fourth plank of this
supplemental. We're wildly
apart.
Adam Curry: So they have a
negotiation. And they're going
to dress this up. They say you
heard what what he wants Taiwan
money, good. Ukraine money,
good. Pay for all money. Good.
But we have 610. I don't know
how many millions coming into
the border. So let's shut down a
tiny portion
Unknown: of that the
negotiations by Senator Lankford
and Murphy, I appreciate their
efforts. We made great progress,
I think on asylum. But the
Democratic party seems to be
unwilling to address that
Adam Curry: notice, we made
great progress on asylum. So
don't talk about asylum. That's
all done. That's all good. Let's
talk about what we're really
going to do to show the American
people we're fixing the border.
Unknown: The key problem for all
parole. This statute is pretty
clear. The Secretary of DHS has
the ability to parole an
individual is supposed to be an
individual based on a case by
case basis for urgent
humanitarian reasons, or
significant public benefit. My
orcas and people at DHS abused
that provision to give parole to
over 240,000 people from poor
countries alone, Cuba, Haiti,
Nicaragua, and Venezuela. It is
not meant to be used in that
fashion. Why are we at an
impasse? The Biden
administration refuses to follow
the law as written, refuses to
give up this concept of
humanitarian parole, because it
is their way of managing the
border.
Adam Curry: There you go. So
what he's really talking about
is 249,000 people out of 10
million. Don't worry, so he's
making it look like he's big
man. We know that Lindsey Graham
is bought and paid for by the
military industrial complex.
Look at his state. look at why
he always wins. It's so obvious.
Don't worry, we're gonna fight
for this parole thing. Yeah,
we'll cut it down. We'll cut it
down. I'm
John C Dvorak: Lindsey Graham.
50 To 50 10,250,000 attend any
literature
Adam Curry: we already got the
asylum thing worked out police
nothing's going to change this
way. Nothing except we're gonna
get the money for Israel on
Taiwan. Crane. Sounds good. 106
billion. Another 106 billion. I
wonder how the how the people in
Chicago are feeling about that
right now. Loving it. Did you
Did you follow? I had clip after
clip and then Chicago
John C Dvorak: thing is, is
great. Yeah, yeah.
Adam Curry: So so. So they the
Member It was the same company
that had the contracts. The
mayor already had the contracts
went around his city council. So
we got a contract with the
busing company. They'll be they
will build tents. So they start
building tents. So, in this for
2000 people, but that's what
they said would probably be more
in these fenced off Chicago
areas and then they do a ground
sample. Oh, there's cancer in
there. Keep building, keep keep
building. Just keep building
it's fine. Don't worry about it.
Yeah, well, that all came to a
head
Unknown: three Chicago aldermen,
frustrated with Mayor Brandon
Johnson's handling of the
migrant crisis with several of
his top officials gone. In this
letter, Alderman Anthony Bill
Anthony and Apollo Tonto and
Raymond Lopez asked the mayor to
demand the immediate resignation
of seven senior leaders,
including the Deputy Mayor for
migrant rights, and Johnson's
Deputy Chief of Staff. Alderman
Lopez says the tipping point was
Brighton Park big point, the
very notion that we have a team
of individuals who saw no
problem using a cancerous
brownfield to house 2000
Venezuelan migrants is
astonishing to me. It's
astounding and it's really
setting up not only this policy
directed by the mayor for
failure, but also setting up the
city for failure and future
litigation. Yesterday, Governor
Pritzker pulled the plug on the
Johnson administration's plan to
build a winterize migrant base
camp and right in park after
traces of toxic chemicals were
discovered at the site. Lopez
and his colleagues say they're
worried to other temporary
housing locations might also be
contaminated the
John C Dvorak: whole area of
chemicals Yeah, it's
Adam Curry: all it's I wonder if
the people
John C Dvorak: are these toxic
chemicals come from and why are
they worried that they're in the
first place? Well, we
Adam Curry: don't know but Pino,
John C Dvorak: they don't
discuss any Oh, no
Unknown: isn't locations. You
know, they're
John C Dvorak: trying to do the
right thing. They're putting up
a shanty town.
Adam Curry: They had the right
idea. Yeah. But it's now they're
all going to go into Hotel.
Well, they Yeah, there'll be
going to police station now.
They're going to go into hotels,
and other do airport. Yeah,
maybe
Unknown: it'll be contaminated.
How many more sites is the mayor
going to use? Is his team going
to use that are contaminated?
What do we know about 115 Can
Halston. What do we know about
the CVS and little village?
Nothing. A spokesperson for
Mayor Johnson dismissed the
letter saying this is not
serious correspondence. Yet the
individuals that attacks are
doing very serious work in
addressing the urgency of a
humanitarian crisis that has
brought nearly 25,000 new
arrivals to our city. This week
administration defended itself
noting that at the height of the
challenge 5000 migrants flooded
police stations and airports.
Today that number is roughly
600. As for Brighton Park, the
state is supposed to foot the
bill for construction work, but
the contractor might have to eat
the cost now that the site has
been found uninhabitable
meanwhile,
Adam Curry: it's 14 degrees in
Chicago. It's so obvious to see
this was coming. Close the
border for real people. Come on,
stop using the word
John C Dvorak: keep shipping
everyone to Chicago. Well 10
million people are
Adam Curry: going they're
choosing to go to Chicago it's
not just that 10 million. It's
not just Texas busing them off
there's a lot of people that
come in where do you want to go
Chicago? Because they got people
there?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well the
more people are there it's like
it's like it kind of it builds
momentum again, but everyone got
wanting to go to Chicago because
that's where their friends are.
Yeah,
Adam Curry: I was talking to the
shoeshine guy at the
Indianapolis Airport. We were
having your shoe shine my boots
Yes. Oh, I love that. I love to
wearing your Texas
John C Dvorak: boots you not
wearing sneakers like every
other person in the world? No,
Adam Curry: I wear my boots
pretty much all the time.
John C Dvorak: Well, okay, so
what did the guy tell you?
Adam Curry: Well, he he wouldn't
he could come in from Liberia.
And he Liberian shoeshine guy
and he he owned beyond two
shoeshine stands in the airport.
His son was working the the
other terminal. He was in BS on
his MA. And he was telling me
same things, you know, how did
you wind up here said while like
everybody, you know, I had some
I had someone who was from
Liberia. I knew who was here and
they said hey, man, I got a good
gig for you come on over. It was
19 years ago, but still he says
you know that's how it works.
Where do you got a friend Where
do you have some some family
then? And if they got a thing
going on those go it's all for
work. It's all for work. He was
he was real happy to be here.
He's an American. Now of course.
He was very happy to be here.
And a great shot. I hope so. 15
box waking get a shoeshine for
15 bucks. That's very
inexpensive. I wouldn't know you
don't get you wear crocs.
John C Dvorak: I don't wear
crocs at all things.
Adam Curry: You wear Speedos
that look like crocs.
John C Dvorak: I don't wear
Speedos. I don't even know they
make shoes. What is the shoes?
You had that look like crocs? I
never had shoes that look like
Kroc. What were the shoes you
had that were like plastic. I've
never had a plastic shoe. Okay,
you're dreaming. I don't know
what kind of nightmares you have
at night. But that Guess you
want to see me walking around in
a plastic shoe? That has to be
something that
Adam Curry: made me it's because
I was listening to DH unplugged.
And you guys are always talking
about it. Oh, he's a crocs nut.
It's in my subconscious now.
John C Dvorak: The big crux
fanatic, the chroming he talks
crocs he invests in crocs. He
wears crocs as maybe he was
about crocs all the time. He
says he has a pair of crocs that
he's had for 30 years and
they've, they've never failed
them. And,
Adam Curry: you know, the story
behind crocs the success story,
no, no, when the movie,
Idiocracy was being shot, so
this is now what, 25 years ago,
maybe longer. They were looking
the production or the art
director or the production
manager was almost looking for
futuristic shoes. And the woman
came to the director, whatever,
you're famous guy, director, and
he said, I've got these
phenomenal shoes, they're going
to be great because no one will
ever wear these things. They're
so ugly, it'll look like it's
from that crazy future. And that
was crocs, and that was their
big. I've never heard that
story. Yeah, yeah, that was
their big break. Now, crocs,
crocs for the win. And now
Justin Bieber has crocs he has
crocs boots. Yeah, I
John C Dvorak: think he's
wearing crocodile boots.
Adam Curry: Now. He's got Croc
crocs. Sure. Yeah. Like Gucci
Croc has all kinds of stocks.
Crocs, crocs.
John C Dvorak: I want to play
the hearing with Stefanik.
Grilling the presidents of the
three universities.
Adam Curry: This was fantastic.
John C Dvorak: And Liz McGill's
Penn State apology tour later 24
hours? No, I
Adam Curry: didn't hear that. I
John C Dvorak: have that too.
Well, but go you go. So here we
go. This is the next hearing and
I set it up, set it up. I'm
gonna get them doing that as as
you're telling me to set it up.
I'm actually setting it up to
the house, which shouldn't be
the house on American Activities
Committee. DeVore
x.substack.com. Read about it.
It shouldn't be that but no, it
was a committee on on, on anti
semitism in the universities.
And they, and they've got the
president. It's all females.
Interestingly enough, the
president of Harvard, the
president of MIT and the
president of Penn State, and
they go through them one by one.
And Stefanik, who is a very
interesting new kind of a fiery
congresswoman from District 21
of New York, Republican. She's
going after him. And then she
catches a kind of a, an
interesting little theme where
they can't and they all kind of
answer the same way. Yeah, they
all say in context is that is
the key words. But she catches
the fact that none of them can
say yes, to a very simple
question that if any one of them
just said yeah, yes. And they'd
be passed over, I'd be fine. But
now all three of them are likely
to get fired. Especially the
Penn State woman who blew it the
most, or let's start. She's just
crazy. But let's you hear it
when you when you go through.
It's unfortunate. I feel I
apologize for the phonics,
popping her piece into the mic
constantly. But here we go,
Unknown: does em at MIT, does
calling for the genocide of Jews
violate MIT's code of conduct or
rules regarding bullying and
harassment? Yes, or no way
before?
Adam Curry: Before we get to
that? When it comes to the First
Amendment? I would say calling
for the genocide of anybody. Is
is that permissible? Or is that
not permissible?
John C Dvorak: is permissible by
the government, by Constitution
by the constant if you're
running a university University,
you can have your own rules or
regulations regarding what was
speech can be, you know about
stuff like that? I mean, you
there has to be a limit at some
point you can't say, and like
the right wing talk show, guys.
Also, what if it was about the
genocide of all black people?
Would they've reacted the same
TQ or allergy all gays? Yeah, it
would have been, but no, it was
Adam Curry: not. Second
question. If you said I call for
the killing of John C. Dvorak.
Is that permissible under the
First Amendment?
John C Dvorak: I think it's a
threat. Right? Okay. But a
jealousy guy could sue you or
something
Adam Curry: or you can be
arrested. But a genocide is not
the same threat.
John C Dvorak: genocides. It is
very It seems to me to be the
same genocide Do you want to
kill all people of this group?
So
Adam Curry: you should not be
able to say it by the First
Amendment?
John C Dvorak: You Yeah, I think
she This is where these guys got
into trouble. Yeah. They kept
thinking first amendment as
well. You could you should be
able to say anything you want
including it Think there's a
fire in the theater. And that's
the one thing you can't say I
this is not in the Constitution
that you can't. That's just a
kind of a generally accepted
rule. Yeah, there's a lot of
things that are just generally
accepted as you can't say these
things. And this is one of them.
And all you have to do is say
can you do as she asked the same
question you just say yes, you
just no good yeah, you're even
get carry with her. I think it's
deplorable, that anyone would
even think such a thing, let
alone say it. Done. Now, you
Adam Curry: could have said yes,
you can say it, but it's
horrible and deplorable. That's
what
John C Dvorak: that's what you
can do anything. You could do
anything. But what they did,
what they did was, well, I don't
know. Let's listen
Unknown: does em at MIT. Does
calling for the genocide of Jews
violate MIT's code of conduct or
own rules regarding bullying,
harassment, yes or no? If
targeted at individuals not
making public statements? Yes or
no? Calling for the genocide of
Jews does not constitute
bullying and harassment. I have
not heard calling for the
genocide for Jews on our campus.
But you've heard chants for
Intifada, I've heard chants,
which can be anti semitic
depending on the context when
calling for the elimination of
the Jewish people. So those
would not be according to the
MIT's code of conduct or rules
that would be investigated of as
harassment if pervasive and
severe.
Ms. McGill at Penn. Does calling
for the genocide of Jews violate
Penn's rules or code of conduct?
Yes or No.
If the speech turns into
conduct, it can be harassment.
Adam Curry: If the speech turns
into conduct. Why Why could they
not just answer the question?
What is going on? What were they
afraid?
John C Dvorak: Here's what I
have a theory. Okay. Because
they all say context, especially
the Harvard Woman Yeah, the
Harvard one was one of the worst
but this woman here just blew it
every which way. And I she has a
rebuttal. But I think the three
of them because they're all you
know, either. were the top
three. Ivy League's with Ivy
where they were the cat's meow.
So they got together. Oh,
Adam Curry: yeah, we're all
answering it the same way
because you know, screw these.
Screw this Republican. Yeah,
yeah.
John C Dvorak: They I'm sure
they agreed on because they
think this idea of what depends
on the context keeps cropping
up. And this one and this one,
though, is the worst of the
three in terms of her saying,
Well, unless they start genocide
thing is no big deal,
Adam Curry: unless they start
actually genocide. And it's
okay. Yes,
Unknown: I am asking,
specifically calling for the
genocide of Jews. does that
constitute bullying or
harassment? If
it is directed and severe or
pervasive? It is harassment. So
the answer is yes. It is a
context dependent decision.
Congresswoman,
it's a context dependent
decision. That's your testimony
today, calling for the genocide
of Jews is depending upon the
context, that is not bullying or
harassment. This is the easiest
question to answer. Yes, Miss
McGill. So is your testimony
that you will not answer yes. If
it
is if the if the speech becomes
conduct. It can be harassment,
yes, conduct meaning committing
the act of genocide. The speech
is not harassment. This is
unacceptable. Miss Miguel, I'm
gonna give you one more
opportunity for the world to see
your answer. No. And podcasts
calling for the genocide of Jews
violate pens, Code of Conduct
when it comes to bullying and
harassment? Yes or no?
It can be harassment?
The answer is yes.
Adam Curry: So clearly, they're
so afraid. Here's what I think.
They're so afraid to piss off
the protesting students that
they'll get lynched and lose
everything I that's what's going
on here, where
John C Dvorak: that element does
exist. But the thing that I know
they had to get together because
each of the three uses context,
it's all
Adam Curry: the same, of course,
but that's because over because
they have to have a front
because all of the children at
the schools are out there
protesting against genocide,
Joe,
John C Dvorak: both they have, I
don't think this to be I don't
know where they're coming from
in terms of their reality
checks. But it seems to me that
if they just said yes, they can
be done with it. No, and the
students would care. I don't
think his students even know
this was going on, let alone go
after him. No,
Adam Curry: of course not. But
these students don't know
anything, either. It's the
political factions that are
activating them. It's the
socialist groups that are
activating them. And that have
been that they've been taught
for decades, about colonialism.
This is this is this is the the
epitome of colonialism in their
minds. This is what's going on
that Deep before we continue,
the White House interns have
written a letter to the
president demanding a Middle
East ceasefire. The interns?
Yeah,
John C Dvorak: that's really
bad.
Adam Curry: I mean, to be to be
an intern in the White House is
a big deal. And they wrote, We
the undersigned fall 2023 White
House and executive office of
the president interns will no
longer remain silent on the
ongoing genocide of the
Palestinian people. We are
Palestinians Jewish, Arab,
Muslim, Christian, Black, Asian,
Latina, Latina, white and queer.
We need the voices of the
American people and call on the
administration to demand a
permanent ceasefire. We are not
the decision makers of today but
we aspire to be the leaders of
tomorrow. We will never forget
how the pleas of the American
people have been not have been
heard and thus far ignored. So
that's bad when your own interns
the unpaid help who are there to
get a good mark for now this was
a you were a good intern. Dude,
this is this is this. It's
beautiful to watch because the
whole thing is backfiring.
Everything.
John C Dvorak: It's hilarious, I
think
Adam Curry: is quite okay.
What's the third one? Is that
the
John C Dvorak: third one we go
into the NBA, we finally finish
it off with the Harvard woman
Unknown: and Dr. Gay at Harvard.
is calling for the genocide of
Jews violate Harvard's rules of
bullying and harassment? Yes or
no?
It can be depending on the
context. What's the context
targeted as an individual
targeted as at an individual?
It's targeted
at Jewish students, Jewish
individuals? Do you understand
your testimony is dehumanizing
them? No. Do you understand that
dehumanization is part of anti
semitism? I will ask you one
more time. Does calling for the
genocide of Jews violate
Harvard's rules of bullying and
harassment? Yes or no?
anti semitic rhetoric? When is
it anti semitic rhetoric, anti
semitic rhetoric when it crosses
into conduct conduct amounts to
bullying, harassment,
intimidation, just
Adam Curry: for for our
deconstruction when it crosses
into conduct that means that you
actually start genocide in Jews?
Is that what she means by that?
Yes, what
John C Dvorak: the Penn State
woman said and
Adam Curry: then when you when
you start genocide in Jews, then
it's harassment and bullying.
Got it? Got it. I gotta hear
that again. So when it crosses
into conduct ie making good on
your threats, then is bullying
pay you got to stop genocide in
the Jews bro.
Unknown: anti semitic rhetoric.
When is it anti semitic
rhetoric, anti semitic rhetoric
when it crosses into conduct
that amounts to bullying,
harassment, intimidation, that
is actionable conduct, and we do
take action.
So the answer is yes. That
calling for the genocide of Jews
violates Harvard code of
conduct, correct.
Again,
it depends on the context. It
does not depend on the context.
The answer is yes. And this is
why you should resign. These are
unacceptable answers across the
board.
Adam Curry: Oh, that was almost
as good as John Kerry's fart
video, whichever
John C Dvorak: one was. That's
going around.
Adam Curry: Carry far too. Good
goodness. So
John C Dvorak: let's go. The
last clip in this series is Liz
McGill. Yes. And she the other
two women didn't do this. They
sent out press releases saying
well I think was misunderstood.
But Liz McGill goes on, on on
social media and apologizes like
an idiot. And I it's just like
it makes no sense. You had your
chance to say yes, but no, you
do this instead. There
Unknown: was a moment during
yesterday's congressional
hearing on anti semitism. When I
was shooting
Adam Curry: her office on a
webcam like thing. Is that what
she's doing here? Yep. Just
Unknown: asked if a call for the
genocide of Jews che wastop.
John C Dvorak: I think what they
should do if you get to do this
be in your car.
Adam Curry: We just keep it with
a seatbelt on a driving as even
funnier. Even
Unknown: better the drive during
yesterday's congressional
hearing on anti semitism when I
was asked if a call for the
genocide of Jewish people on our
campus would violate our
policies. In that moment, I was
focused on our university's long
standing policies aligned with
the US Constitution, which say
that speech alone is not
punishable. I was not focused on
but I should have been the
irrefutable fact that a call for
genocide have Jewish people is a
call for some of the most
terrible violence, human beings
can perpetrate? It's evil, plain
and simple. I want to be clear,
a call for genocide of Jewish
people is threatening deeply. So
it is intentionally meant to
terrify people who have been
subjected to pogroms and hatred
for centuries. And were the
victims of mass genocide in the
Holocaust. In my view, it would
be harassment or intimidation
for decades under multiple pen
presidents and consistent with
most universities, and readings
John C Dvorak: by the way, guys,
yeah, she's
Adam Curry: totally reading it.
Yeah, he's reading this. Hill
and Knowlton had to get called
in for this one. Like writes up
mop man, I'm in trouble.
Unknown: For decades under
multiple pen presidents and
consistent with most
universities, Penn's policies
have been guided by the
Constitution and the law. In
today's world, where we are
seeing signs of hate
proliferating across our campus
and our world, in a way not seen
in years, these policies need to
be clarified and evaluated on
their use. Penn must initiate a
serious and careful look at our
policies. Okay. Plus Jackson and
I will immediately convene a
process to do so. As President
I'm committed to a safe, secure
and supportive environment. So
all members of our community can
thrive. We can and we will get
this right. Thank you. Alright,
Adam Curry: so here's how it
went down. Liz, this is
Rosenberg. I got a problem with
my donation this year. Come on.
It's so phony. All phonies, the
whole thing. Yeah, I love it. I
love it. It's so cool to see all
of this backfiring every single
bit is just backfiring. I do
have an NBC report. Let's see
how NBC reported on the so you
had the actual clips. This is
the report
Unknown: on Capitol Hill, the
presidents of three top schools
MIT UPenn and Harvard grilled
over a spike in anti semitism on
their campuses. Your university
is a hotbed of it hot at the
center of the hearing tension
over how to protect both student
safety and free speech while
combating anti semitism and
Islamophobia. disagreements
about the conflict in the Middle
East should never escalate to
threats of violence
coverage President was asked
about pro Palestinian
demonstrators calling for
Intifada on her campus
can you not see a code of
conduct at Harvard,
we embrace a commitment to free
expression even a views that are
objectionable, offensive,
hateful. It's when that speech
crosses into conduct that
violates our policies.
In recent weeks, a number of
Jewish students had told NBC
News they worry for their safety
why today a Jewish student is
afraid to walk to the library at
night. Congressman, let me start
by saying I'm I'm devastated to
hear that and the safety and
security of our campus and our
students in particular as my top
concern or three
presidents are facing criticism
for their response to hate
rhetoric on campus. Each walked
through new plans to combat anti
semitism. staff here at UPenn
say they've received anti
semitic emails and hateful
slogans were projected on
buildings now there's additional
security at religious centers
and a new anti semitism task
force.
Adam Curry: Now notice what word
was the what word was not used
in that report? The word
genocide they didn't put any of
the actual hearing into that
report. They really carefully
left it out they put all that
there was a big meeting about
that piece. Oh, no, we can't
have that hard when you
John C Dvorak: can't Okay. This
this is NBC big supporters of
Biden you can use the word
genocide because people will
make it because you were still
in good trying to get rid of
this genocide Joe meme. Yep,
yep. So it was not your this is
your media at work covering for
the president phony phony
baloney, it's unbelievably bad.
So
Adam Curry: while we're on these
children at schools, let's bring
in some transgenderism, some
trans Maoist movement that's
going on because things are
starting to become clearer and I
am so happy for Cheryl Atkinson.
She still has got the I think
she has the career that Lauren
Logan should have the oh she's
doing her own thing. She's agree
John C Dvorak: with that. I
actually agree with that. Cheryl
has done a fabulous job of she
went over to Sinclair and gotta
look. It's not the gig that she
had by any means. Not even
close. But she still gets to put
out what you're good material.
Adam Curry: She puts out good
material. I think she's making a
little bit of money supplies
like pod Cash level, you know,
but that's okay. I think her
husband works. It's all fine.
And she's,
John C Dvorak: you know, she
might even be making as much as
she was a correspondent at CBS.
That's not the big bucks. She
wasn't like an anchor or anybody
who makes a lot of money. No,
Adam Curry: but but she kept her
integrity, integrity. She kept
her integrity. She still has the
same kind of look. You know,
she's got that news. You know,
like investigative reporter
look, with the hair tied back
all good stuff. The Look, she's
got the look. And even though
the editing is not superduper, I
thought that this was an it's
when you hear it will go out?
Well, of course, this is no
surprise. But she had the right
people. She had the right
information went to the exactly
the right depth. And this was
about the transgender lobby, and
it explains exactly where
everything is coming from.
Unknown: We began with an
investigation into the forces
working to shape our information
landscape when it comes to
transgender policies. When an
issue goes from zero to 60,
practically overnight, grabbing
headlines, political real estate
and funding priorities. You can
bet there's an invisible hand in
play. Today, some of the
surprising interests we found
behind the well funded
transgender lobby.
Adam Curry: All right, so she
had my attention from the get
go. And surprise, surprise, this
is not a grassroots movement as
everyone have you believe it's
top down people
Unknown: who think that this is
a grassroots movement that is
giving rise to the transgender
culture in the United States,
this transgender moment that
people say that we're having, do
you not understand that this is
more of a top down? dynamic that
is at play where you have really
just a handful of organizations
and LGBT advocacy organizations
that are driving the agenda, but
because they have such sway and
such money, they're influencing
everything from schools, to
politicians to corporate
America.
Adam Curry: All right. So
there's three groups that that
this and this guy wrote a whole
bunch that a lot of research on
this. What do you think is the
number one money influencer as
to this top down movement?
John C Dvorak: Well, I know one
of them is Pritzker. That's
Adam Curry: that comes into
number two position. Who Soros
No no, no. Think much bigger.
Who controls the media?
John C Dvorak: Disney.
Adam Curry: Who controls the
media? Who controls
John C Dvorak: the media Pharma?
Oh, Pharma.
Unknown: The name of the report
that I wrote about this for the
American principles project is
called the transgender
Leviathan. I chose that name on
purpose for life and this
biblical monster that's just
enormous. You can only ever
catch glimpses of the full size
of it. Right.
So tell me what you've learned
about the big forces behind the
funding? Yeah.
So I think you can you can
broadly, name three, which is
pharmaceutical companies,
liberal billionaires. And
ultimately, I think, to a
growing extent the taxpayer.
When it comes to taxpayers,
Gonzales points to studies the
government funds, like one
promoting breast removal or
mastectomy is for young girls as
part of a process to transition.
But
I think the for larger and more
pernicious problem is the
problem of the pharmaceutical
companies are behind this stuff.
And there's so much.
One example is Lupron the drug
most commonly used for
suppressing puberty. It's a
first step under one model of
treating children who wished to
be the opposite sex.
It's not FDA approved for use in
transition therapy, right. It's
used to castrate the basically
the most dangerous kinds of sex
offenders who just can't help
themselves and are most likely
to reoffending. So they give
them Lupron to basically,
chemically castrate them. And
now we're giving it to kids to
suppress the process of them
going into puberty.
To injections reportedly costing
as much as $73,000 Lutron Drew
$2 billion worth of business
last year for drugmaker advi.
The
Biden administration cited a
study produced by a group called
The Trevor Project. And Trevor
Project is an LGBT advocacy
nonprofit. And basically, the
Biden administration said like
this, this study from this
nonpartisan nonprofit says that
it's important for children to
be able to have access to gender
affirming care, right. When you
look at the funding of the
Trevor Project, what you'll see
is that they actually received
$50,000 from Abby Foundation,
the company that manufactures
Blue
Adam Curry: Cross, the I love
it. The Trevor Project is Elton
John's in that and this is
that's huge. So we know how the
farm Mystikal companies at least
control what the media does or
does not say. So that will be
kept away from the news or the
media at all times. But now that
was not so surprising to me. As
this next part, which explains
so much,
Unknown: we found an even bigger
medical money interests
surrounding the trans movement.
It involves a little publicized
but sad reality, the transgender
HIV epidemic in seven major US
cities, more than 40% of
transgenders are infected with
HIV, the virus that causes AIDS,
the rate is even higher among
transgender blacks, most of them
62% are HIV positive, according
to the CDC survey. That adds up
to a lucrative market for
businesses like Gilead Sciences,
a pharmaceutical company that
developed 11 HIV medications now
on the market, earning over $1.5
billion a month month. And
Gilead happens to be the single
biggest known funder of the
trans agenda within $6 million
in 2017, and 2018. Gilead says
its goal is to support
communities that are
disproportionately impacted by
diseases aligned with our
therapeutic areas of focus. But
wait, there's more. The number
two funder of trans causes at
4.8 million over two years is
Arcus foundation. Argus is a
nonprofit associated with
billionaire John Stryker, heir
to the Stryker Corporation,
medical technology company
fortune and a driver of gender
identity, ideology and
transgenderism across the globe.
Third, $4.6 million is to Wani
Foundation, associated with a
billionaire Pritzker Family, and
James Now Jennifer Pritzker of
the Hyatt Hotels fortune to one
he has large medical investments
and funds causes that normalized
transgenderism and a broad
spectrum of identities. And
number four among top donors to
trans interest is Gill
foundation at $3.1 million
associated with American
software magnate and gay
activist Tim Gill, is the single
largest known donor to gay
causes and a half billion
dollars total. So
Adam Curry: the way I read this
report or hear this report, is
we need more transgender folk to
get HIV to sell our medications
to if they're all in it, and
they all have these these
companies that sell crap.
John C Dvorak: The marketing
taken to the extreme Oh, and
then just marketing without
conscience,
Adam Curry: who I mean, so pay
I'll become a check. My name is
Pritzker. I'm Jen. Good to go.
People are disturbed, and Cheryl
Durbin and rich. Well, that goes
hand in hand sometimes, Cheryl
Atkinson will now wrap it up
because of course this money
buys you everything you want,
including education and
Unknown: money from a handful of
sources, seeds 1000s of groups
reaching into policies and
practices in government and
education, and corporations,
universities, doctors,
associations, hospitals,
insurance companies, media
outlets, journalism groups, and
more. Top recipients of the
trans targeted money include the
University of Minnesota, home to
Gender and Sexuality Center for
queer and trans life. Another
top beneficiary is Annenberg
Center for Health Sciences at
Eisenhower. It sponsors programs
like this one for health care
professionals.
Hello, and welcome to
the Elevate webinars series on
creating a gender affirming
healthcare environment for
optimal HIV care. Funding for
transgender causes continues to
hit new highs each year, by one
analysis, the top 10 foundations
that give the most made up 55%
of the funding. In the end, the
explosion and transgender
influence of society and
politics can largely be traced
to a handful of powerful
interests.
Adam Curry: There you go. And of
course, stopping advertising of
pharmaceutical products directly
to consumers on television would
help a lot of this.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, help
prevent it. And by the way, this
is the kind of report that you
would have seen on the show 60
minutes about 15 or 20 years ago
Adam Curry: longer. I don't even
think to do that now.
John C Dvorak: 60 No, they
Adam Curry: don't do it. Now.
You know what 60 minutes is
doing now they're doing native
ads for IBM for their quads.
Computer shows.
John C Dvorak: The show is
unwatchable. Yeah.
Adam Curry: Yeah, the quantum
computer or IBM is that we don't
have we don't have an AI play.
So we got to do quantum. But
this is their watch, but this is
right. This is a horrible,
horrible they don't care about
the children. They've completely
captured parents who are dumb
now it's called Trans housing by
proxy. Who are narcissistic
Cluster B personality disorder?
Who were who and I say that with
love and understanding because
they were traumatized Munchausen
this is now an accepted term
trans housing by bipolar trans
housing. Yes, it went from
Munchausen by proxy to trans
housing by proxy. It is
apparently an accepted term in
the hate is the epic times the
epoch, Epoch Times. Parents
personality disorders driving
surge in trans kids. The it's
true, it's I mean, of course,
there are people with gender
dysphoria there have always been
people with gender dysphoria.
But this move to 30% of kids
saying, Oh yeah, I'm non binary
I'm in February Jamie Reid,
former case manager at the
Washington University for
transgender Center at St. Louis
Children's Hospital, exposed
practice at the clinic and
describe parents who were
adamant about transitioning
their children. Her revelations
became the catalyst for Missouri
lawmakers to draft a law barring
hormone therapy. And this is
where they coined the phrase
trans hate. Yes, Trent, trans
housing by proxy. But it's
narcissism by many of these.
It's the same thing as was, you
know, you get some Hollywood
celebrities to start to kick off
the GPL. One mania, the ozempic
You know, and then everyone
follows it's, it's the
advertising is the problem.
That's the biggest problem. We
could stop so much by just
stopping that. And while we're
on it,
John C Dvorak: well, that was
depressing. Well,
Adam Curry: I'll lift your
spirits with some crazy stuff
here. They there is such a push
to get these semaglutide drugs
into the Medicare package and
forced forced insurance that
they are just dead just rolling
out everything they can. It
helps you lose weight. But wait,
let's bring on George
Stephanopoulos. This is Good
Morning America. And these are
people who take themselves very
seriously. Listen to the crap
they are doing
Unknown: that a new research on
ozempic and alcohol. It finds
that the weight loss drug may
also help prevent alcohol
overuse and abuse Dr. Jenn
Ashman is standing by first to
Russia has the details.
Adam Curry: No, I'm alcoholic
abuse. It helps what
Unknown: I have noticed
everything drink wine anymore.
And it's it's That's crazy to
me, because I couldn't stop
before
this morning the wildly popular
drug use for weight loss
semaglutide is now showing very
early signs of potentially
curbing alcohol use for those
who drink excessively a new case
study composed of
Adam Curry: the we used to call
those drunks or alcoholics now
it is alcohol use disorder.
Unknown: For those who drink
excessively, a new case study
composed of six people's Whoa,
six gay people, people reading
positive for alcohol use
disorder or AUD found that they
all saw a clinically significant
decrease in symptoms while they
were using semaglutide for
weight loss. Christy Martin who
was not part of the study says
whilst he used to drink wine
every night, her urge to drink
has disappeared. Drinking
for me was becoming a bit of an
issue. I
Adam Curry: can't believe this
is on television. I was I was a
drunk I was a wash. But then I
took the ozempic
Unknown: and the fact that I
just have no desire for it is
something I didn't expect and is
just an amazing side benefit. I
can't even tell you how amazing
this small case study now
setting the stage for larger
clinical trials. Looking at
semaglutide as a treatment for
AUD as researchers explored
whether the drug has the
potential to treat other
excessive use conditions. And
again, this initial study only
included six patients but as you
heard more thorough studies are
already underway. It could be
years before we know the true
results. Does it matter? No.
Okay, well, thanks for Oh,
thanks.
Adam Curry: I'm gonna tell you
let's put this bet that report
was discussed and it's not over.
It's not over. I'm going to put
in the red book right now. That
there will be a study that was
six people is the norm these
days there will be a study that
shows that ozempic is great for
erectile dysfunction, I
guarantee it this is the only
thing they're missing. Is this
the only thing? You know I was
kind of you know flaccid but now
man, I'm not only my trim but
look at look at it. Dr. Janice
Unknown: here. You know a lot
about these drugs you're board
certified in obesity medicine
What is this study board
Adam Curry: certified in obesity
medicine? Okay,
John C Dvorak: tell us. What's
Unknown: interesting about this
is astute doctors for years who
have been managing patients on
the GLP. One agonists. That's
the semaglutide class for weight
loss and treating obesity, have
started to hear anecdotal
reports of this, this small case
study of these six patients was
really one of the first times
that reported in the literature,
their their experience with
their cravings for alcohol use
their subjective experience with
that really powerfully
documented theories, our
Adam Curry: subjective
experience with that this is
this is a native ad of the most
lowest form, the lowest form,
and it's minutes and minutes of
this stuff,
Unknown: their subjective
experience with that really
powerfully documented theories
are that works in the brain in
the reward center. But this can
be a major indication, I have to
say, you know, we
know a lot of people who are
taking drugs, and they report
the same thing. You know, a
Adam Curry: lot of people who
are drunks here at ABC is
reporting the same thing. So
Unknown: literally, they do.
Yeah, but what are
their treatment options are
available for substance abuse
disorders, well, this is
one of those bright spots is
that it sheds light on what
treatments are already existing
and how they're not being used.
Three FDA
Adam Curry: approved event, an
extra bonus, they're promoting
some other drugs,
Unknown: medications. For people
with alcohol use disorder, they
are vastly under prescribed
behavioral interventions. And
then tech based or app based
therapies,
Adam Curry: tech based or app
based therapies,
Unknown: based, obviously,
increasing in popularity and
research, but they have a role
as well. But all of these
things, this isn't about just,
you know, potentially choosing
one, it's about if you have an
alcohol use disorder or
substance use disorder, filling
the boat and getting as much
treatment it
Adam Curry: was, it was
substance abuse. But now that
they have this new term, I don't
know, saying this substance use
disorder, alcohol use disorder,
not abuse, use. So you're not
quite a drunk, but you're kind
of on the way.
Unknown: And as you can make a
big change in your life, as we
were just discussing. I mean, it
really seems like a miracle
drug. Why do you think that
there seems to be a stigma
against the use of social
backgrounds, lash Lindsey is
huge, whether it's for weight
management or mental illness,
and that really can't that it's
just wrong, you know, if you had
high blood pressure, you would
treat it. There's a role for
these. For every one, it's not
one size fits all, but you have
to factor in the risk of not
taking a medication like this,
versus the benefits of treating
your risk of not taking it
Adam Curry: isn't this great?
Wow, you can't afford the risk
of not taking this this
medication, it could it's so
benefit. It is a Hamas support
disorder, it will, it will cure
everything
Unknown: Crusher, you would
treat it. There's a role for
these. It's not for everyone.
It's not one size fits all, but
you have to factor in the risk
of not taking a medication like
this, versus the benefits of
treating it when you weigh those
options. Seems like so helpful.
risks
John C Dvorak: of not taking it
versus the benefits are
unbelievable way of putting it
and by the way, I think you get
paid. It's almost like I'm
reminded of the old was that
show where they would get into
fights on the stage all the
time, Springer show Jerry
Springer show where they have a
this was revealed by someone
who's on the show that you got a
sheet that if you did this, you
got paid so much you did that
you got paid so much bonus. And
so you picked through a shoe,
you get 500 bucks, something
like that. Yeah. There is
obviously a bonus clause in here
for saying for somebody say if
somebody says it's a miracle
miracle
Adam Curry: drug,
John C Dvorak: there's 500
bucks.
Adam Curry: I think this is more
than that. I mean, the doctor
Jen,
John C Dvorak: to the obesity
expert, board
Adam Curry: certified, Dr.
Janice saying you really I mean,
you'd have to, you'd have to
weigh the risk of not taking
this
John C Dvorak: versus she should
be just barred for at this
point. You can't disappoint
anybody. But she should be
something should be done about
someone who's who puts it in
that way. In other words, it's
risky not to take it. It's
beneficial to take it but what
Adam Curry: you're saying here
is that this obesity, and this
is the bottom line, John,
everybody knows obesity. It's a
disease. It's not because you
eat. It's a use disorder, a food
use disorder. You see this is
where this is going treated.
Unknown: There's a role for
these. It's not for everyone,
it's not one size fits all but
you have to factor in the risk
of not taking a medication like
this, versus the benefits of
treating it when you weigh those
options. Seems like so helpful.
Diabetes, weight loss, alcohol,
you
name it origin. Thank you. So
much. That's
Adam Curry: awesome everything.
Now, there is of course, you
know, a closing to this eight
minute story. We
Unknown: are back now with a
question from our viewers and
Dr. Jenn is here to answer it.
Of course, the question is, I'm
using off of ozempic. And I'm
worried about the weight coming
back. Any suggestions for this?
So first
of all, it depends on each
individual, of course. But yes,
people should expect that some
amount of weight loss on these
GLP one agonists will come back.
Oh, because that is the chronic
condition of overweight and
obesity. It's not like treating
strep throat where once you're
done, you're done away, how much
we'll come back is an unknown.
But what is happening in the
real world is that a lot of
doctors who have patients on
these kinds of medications like
ozempic, we go the Manjaro are
are kind of putting them on a
maintenance plan as
Adam Curry: a maintenance plan.
This is a great drug, we need
this in Medicare a maintenance
plan. You're on it for ever,
Unknown: in terms of long term.
So what could that look like
potentially, and again, it will
be different for every person,
it might mean instead of taking
a shot or an injection every
week, maybe you're taking it
every two weeks or every 10
days, it might be going down on
a dose it might be alternating
weeks, one week on one week off.
Adam Curry: This sounds a lot
like the Sacklers with the with
the opioids or just change your
dose, don't worry point
Unknown: is that you have to
remember the condition of
overweight and obesity are
chronic conditions.
Adam Curry: It's chronic
condition, you can't help it
it's chronic, it's a disease,
that's that's all that there's
there for you need a maintenance
program, you need to keep taking
it because otherwise that weight
is going to come back or
Unknown: not as simple as
treating an infection for a
short period of time, and then
you're done with it. So long
term management is going to be a
big part of it. And we still
don't know what that will look
like there is
a weight management component to
this where the donor can kind of
decide to lower the dosage to
make sure you're consistent and
you're not losing more weight
than you want.
Absolutely, just like we do
managing patients on other types
of medications. It's not always
the official way that the drug
is designed. But this is what
doctors and health care
providers do to help their
patients manage a chronic
condition. So we should be
hearing more about that because
they're going to be a lot of
people who are going to be
managed on these medications. Oh
Adam Curry: my god, this is so
horrible. But you know, this is
this is who we are, this is who
we are as Americans. I'm almost
speechless of hearing. Hearing
this. And then okay, then last
one, I'll stop. This is not
about to ozempic this is well,
actually, I should I should do
this one. This is this is the
Wall Street Journal, Wall Street
Journal report, which has a
podcast in the morning. And they
they now so I'm gonna play this,
this clear native ad about
ozempic and new term will be
introduced to and then listen
for the story that comes right
after this one
Unknown: as demand for weight
loss drugs like ozempic and
we'll go V continues to surge
food companies are looking for
ways to cash in like by pitching
companion products or even
natural alternative companion
Adam Curry: products. We should
do a podcast that companion
product for for your ozempic
weight loss will be motivated
just
John C Dvorak: be food.
Unknown: Joining me to discuss
is reporter Jesse Newman pay
Jessie pay their HSA there, of
course, food companies are
looking to see whether and how
these drugs will reshape
American diets, how are they
responding?
big food companies
like everyone else have
certainly noticed how popular
these drugs that were designed
to treat diabetes and obesity
have become. And they've really
been watching us these drugs
just have gotten incredibly
popular spread to millions of
consumers throughout the US. And
there's some concern that that
could sort of take a bite out of
demand for the products that
these companies make, oh, we
better get some food. And so
what we're seeing is it's very
early days, but we are seeing
some companies that are trying
to step in and develop some
companion products to proffer to
patients on these drugs.
So what are some of their
solutions?
We're seeing companies like
Nestle and Abbott and they are
coming up with what they're
calling companion products. And
these are products that the
patients who are taking diabetes
and weight loss drugs could also
consume if for example, they're
losing muscle mass. There's a
startup out in California. If
Adam Curry: you're losing muscle
mass, which is the main thing
these products remove, okay, if
you find that you're that you
have ozempic Ask because you
lose it because of muscle mass
loss. We got some chocolate for
you and the startup is doing
Unknown: super gut and there
were like mixes and shakes and
bars out of ours Hi Terry
prebiotic fiber blend that they
call nature's event. Actually,
same thing that these drugs can
do. Okay, so
Adam Curry: this is the bullcrap
report but wait for the next
story in this pod using
Unknown: all natural foods.
That was WSJ is Jesse Newman.
Adam Curry: And now on to the
next story, what should it be?
Unknown: And finally, after
seven years of research,
McDonald's is taking its burgers
making more than 50 tweaks to
its signature offerings is not
Adam Curry: by mistake people.
This is how your American media
works. It's not a mistake. Like
you can lose the weight now go
eat a burger. And right on cue
right on to right on cue. Did we
not say that McDonald's was
going to have all the morning
shows doing their new thing now?
John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah, we're
they're munching down on burgers
and going yum.
Unknown: Let us turn now to our
headline making mystery from the
world of fast food.
Adam Curry: The world of fast
food. Are you excited? Yeah.
Unknown: Look at this. It's a
building in suburban Chicago and
it's been getting a lot of
attention on social media. Now
look closely or write their
cosmetics comic.
John C Dvorak: What's that? What
Unknown: is asking what is this
all about? And this is Maggie
vest. Vash is a head of the
Maggie Good morning. What's it
all about?
Hey Savannah, guys. Good
morning. Yeah, we wish we knew I
mean, well, you can see they're
clearly keeping it under wraps.
There's literally a tarp over
this way if that's not fluid
enough, the major chain backing
dispenser, which if you haven't
figured it out by now is
McDonald's, confirming much at
all tied to cosmic that being
said fast food fans and industry
experts agree this mounting MC
mystery marks a very American
tribe.
Adam Curry: MC mystery was
Maggie Vesper. Did she co host
that debate last night?
John C Dvorak: I don't know who
didn't watch the debate. Because
may wait was a MC mystery? I
think we're
Adam Curry: MC mystery. Lets you
want to hear that the MC mystery
John C Dvorak: they solve the MC
MC solve the big mystery
Unknown: breaking McDonald's
dudes. I've got the scoop on
cosmic this morning
in a nation long obsessed with.
Adam Curry: So insulting, fast
food, and even super secret
about it.
Unknown: fans on social media
are loving this mystery. Right
here it is cosmics and
Bolingbrook Illinois. It looks
like there are going to be four
drive thru lanes online slot
zero.
Adam Curry: Used to be a phone
No, this is going viral as food
joint in
Unknown: the main urban Chicago.
Its name cosmics Oh, no new
venture McDonald's See,
Adam Curry: I'm just gonna leave
all that just goes to the
payoff. The payoff is the best
part.
Unknown: That's an interesting
thing to end on. And by the way,
guys, we've talked a lot about
online sleuths, right? Well
basically before these signs
were tarps and it was kind of
being kept under wraps to this
degree. It's worth noting people
online were doing everything
they could to find out anything
about cosmics Case in point one
guy who posted these photos on X
have what he says is cosmics
menu you can see if this is the
menu it goes all in on drinks,
different iced teas and
lemonades there's something
called a galactic boost they
have frappe A's and the food
section we see like a spicy
queso sandwich and pretzel bites
now reiterate MC
Adam Curry: mystery is solved
but let's thank the company
let's thank the guy who's paying
us to do this horrible native
app again
Unknown: that is one person on
Twitter who posted those photos.
McDonald's has yet to confirm
anything official that being
said another one of those
earnings calls is slated for
tomorrow so it's very possible
guys that our knowledge on this
topic could get supersize very
soon marketing guys gonna get a
salary supersize for this up.
You press posted Maggie,
thank you Maggie,
I hope they have egg McMuffins
the marketing
Adam Curry: guy salary is going
to get supersize for this
John C Dvorak: that these people
are
Adam Curry: should be arrested.
Should this is
John C Dvorak: this is our news
media. This is what it comes
down to Yes. These are your news
there and who gives a shit this
is not across the street from me
what there's as a make serious,
Adam Curry: believable. He's a
serious journalists.
John C Dvorak: Well, that's what
they liked. Well, yeah, I like
to think that and they all hate
Trump. So let's make sure they
get that even. These are the
same people that Trump did you
know when they did the debate
they asked Trump was on with
Hannity at the same time oh
really programmed that's funny.
I didn't so he did an ECT made
some deals doing stick doing
material. Yes, joking around.
Good. Good answer. So one of the
things he said was, yeah, they
want me to be a keep saying I'm
gonna be a dictator. I am not
going to be a dictator. Wait,
wait, I'm going to be a
dictator. I'm going to be a
dictator for one day, one day
and he's going to close the
border and start drill drill
drill, and then that's this is
the end of his dictatorship. So
NBC, so I got this thing, this
that clip. It says true moto.
Unknown: Yes. Okay.
John C Dvorak: So, instead of
seeing this as a joke, you know,
because Trump was kidding around
doing anything he could to keep
people's attention off the
debate.
Adam Curry: Yes, they took it so
seriously. They went all
bananas. They
John C Dvorak: went nuts. This
is NBC. Former
Unknown: President Donald Trump
is taking heat for comments he
made last night in an interview
with Fox News host Sean Hannity,
Trump was asked if he would ever
abuse power if he won the
presidency. Take a listen to his
response.
He says you're not going to be a
dictator. Yeah. I said no, no,
no other than day one, with
closing the border with drilling
drilling drilling after that I'm
not
NPCs Ali Vitaly joins us now
from Tuscaloosa, Alabama ahead
of tonight's Republican debate
there. Ally. What is the
backlash? Ben to those comments?
What are we hearing from
supporters of President Trump
and from the Biden campaign?
You're hearing very little from
the Republican side. And I
wonder if that will change once
candidates who are vying to
actually be the nominee over
Trump take the stage though they
have been pretty slow in the
past to condemn or even critique
his remarks in this space. From
President Biden though we're
hearing his campaign arm say
believe Trump when he says this,
believe him when he says that he
will be a dictator, even if it's
only for one day. But these
comments really can't be taken
outside of a vacuum for Trump.
He has made comments akin to
this over the course of the last
several years, praising
dictators and authoritarians
from North Korea to China. Even
joking when Xi Jinping several
years ago was able to fully
establish himself in control of
the executive power there in
China joking that that was
something that he wished he
could do. So this is certainly a
new comment from the former
president, but one that tracks
in a vein of comments that we've
seen from him over the course of
the last few years.
Adam Curry: Oh, man,
John C Dvorak: can you believe
Adam Curry: these people? Well,
so I did watch Tina and I
watched about two commercial
breaks worth of news nation,
because that's what this debate
aired on, which was nation. So a
couple of comments, one, Cuomo
I'm glad Chris Cuomo has a gig.
He he fits in very well there.
John C Dvorak: I think so. Yeah.
I
Adam Curry: think it's good for
him. I'm happy. I am kind of
happy for him. To Tina actually
forbid me from doing this, but I
cannot help myself. Megyn Kelly,
her face is so thin. It looks
like the screen mask. There's
something up the it is too thin.
John C Dvorak: I mean, Kimmy she
looks gaunt.
Adam Curry: Gets gone gaunt.
Yes. It was too thin. It's like
It's like she's half a half half
of her face is you already
John C Dvorak: answered the
question. Gone early. The
earlier clips. Well, I
Adam Curry: don't want to go V I
don't want to body shame. That
was I was expressly for Bolton.
That's why I just the face look
like the screen mask. It was
weird. Weird. Go
John C Dvorak: back and look at
I haven't untain Yeah, Chris
Adam Curry: Christie. His he's
only there to protect Nimrod.
That's his only job. The all he
did. All I saw him do was hey,
lay off her. I like I like her.
I like Nikki Haley.
John C Dvorak: Oh, so he's a
foil false total foil.
Adam Curry: Vivek, that's the
way apparently you pronounce his
name. Vivek. doesn't care. He
had it. He had a great line
though. And I really enjoyed it.
He said me the Christie or Haley
can't who want to send your kids
to go fight against Russia and
Ukraine. Or Joe Biden. And he
said can answer can give me the
name of three provinces in
eastern Ukraine. Which of course
they couldn't. That was a
genius. Genius move. Beautiful
now yeah, it was really good.
And who cares? Everything else
he had, you know, it'd be Vegas
just doing stuff. That's funny.
It's good. It's good.
John C Dvorak: I don't know what
is in the as long game is while
he's not going
Adam Curry: to be vice
president.
John C Dvorak: I know. Of
course.
Adam Curry: I did get way I do
get the boots on the ground
about Christie. No member I was
saying that people in South
Dakota don't like her. Yeah, I
want to hear the stories. Okay,
so this is from Craig Weinberg.
This is his sir Craig. One of
the main issues with Christie is
that she's a liar. She seemed to
have more interest in national
politics and South Dakota during
the early days of COVID. She
claimed to never have shut
anything down and let the people
make their own decisions, except
it was the Speaker of the House
at the time who had a very
different story. He has receipts
to show that she actually wanted
to give her health secretary
full control to shut down
whatever they wanted. But the
legislator in the middle of the
night put a stop to it. She also
says things like my budget, my
plan, when she's not writing
anything, there's also the
alleged affair with Corey
Lewandowski that broke pretty
big over the summer that she has
avoided talking about. For
years, there was speculation
that it was happening, but the
proof seems a lot more real now.
She'll say whatever she needs to
align with Trump all the
thinking if she wants his VP
spot, she will get killed in a
general election. Maybe, maybe.
So that was the main thing. Also
farmers lobbied the Public
Utilities Commission. Oh, this
was she wanted. She wanted
carbon pipelines and was going
against the farmers. So they
don't really like her. She's not
all that loved as people make
her out to be, at least not in
South Dakota. But she's got a
look. She's got the look. She's
got a good look. And
John C Dvorak: she's got a good
pattern. She's got a good spiel.
She's She wouldn't get killed in
a general election. She's not
running for president. Nobody
votes for the vice president
anymore. We're not an 1800s
bosses, but it's just a name on
the ballot. Take
Adam Curry: it up with Craig,
man. Don't tell me. I didn't.
John C Dvorak: You know, she
doesn't look at the right to me.
Although, you know, Trump has
shown that he can't pick
Adam Curry: any candidate the
right people now.
John C Dvorak: So how is that
going to change?
Adam Curry: So I have an NPR
clip one minute long, which I
think is about the debate.
Unknown: The fourth Republican
presidential primary debate is
in the books Florida Governor
Ron De Santis or South notice
Adam Curry: how they always say,
I think they're doing it to piss
him off. DeSantis isn't that is
DeSantis but now he knows
DeSantis MPR. Santas Lux
believes on
Unknown: a Ron DeSantis former
South Carolina Governor Nikki
Haley, entrepreneur Vivek
Ramaswamy, and ex New Jersey
Governor Chris Christie squared
off last night at the University
of Alabama. Haley was the target
for much of the night more so
than former President Donald
Trump who skipped the event.
Haley has been climbing in the
polls of late Pat Dawkins with
Alabama public radio spoke with
some students in the audience
afterwards. Nikki
Haley got the warmest applause
as the four candidates took the
stage in Tuscaloosa and the
sharpest attacks that included
Vivec Ramaswamy. You held up a
handwritten sign reading Nikki
equals corruption. That was just
one thing that didn't impress
University of Alabama freshman
Charlie Berry.
That was embarrassing seeing
them talk over each other argue
over each other. I don't want to
see that out of my camp. My
presidential candidate I don't
want to see another Trump. Trump
are like
that. The UAE economics major
was one of only 50 students
allowed in to watch the debate.
The audience for the Tuscaloosa
campus venue was close to 1000
donor NPR News. I'm Pat Duggins.
in Tuscaloosa, Alabama,
Adam Curry: it was donors,
special interests and donors.
John C Dvorak: That a few
students into 5050 students so
we can get a bitch about it. I
don't want to see that from my I
don't want another Trump.
Whatever we get. It has to
definitely be a negative. Do you
get the right guy? Hey, find
somebody. It's one of the kids
who hates Trump. Well, that's
all of them hate Trump. Alright,
we'll just get make sure you get
that in there. Just
Adam Curry: hate the Trump.
Yeah, that's that's what you do.
That's all you do. So I do
John C Dvorak: yeah, he's got
some thing about this. Nikki
Haley. They're all the all the
left is promoting Nikki Haley.
They will let the 00 even
Adam Curry: prof G and Kara
Swisher like why could live with
Nikki Haley? Really? So there
weren't she's a warmonger man.
Totally they all are. I'm having
dinner with the oil baron
tonight. Ah, okay, so oh and I
think that he I don't know if he
supports Nikki Haley but the
industry share does so he'll
I'll get she's
John C Dvorak: not going to he's
no good
Adam Curry: but no, she's no
good.
John C Dvorak: She's no good
Adam Curry: she's no good.
There's also she has no chance
this is like
John C Dvorak: well that's why
they that's why the left wants
to run and they keep boosting
her yeah, this is what the
Republicans were really good at
years ago that's when they had
that guy Eagleton. They would
find people they'd promote to
get him into the you know, the
Republicans are very happy that
George McGovern ran as the as
the Democrat because after
Kennedy was assassinated because
he would have been a problem but
the govern goes down he is not
going to beat anybody. So you
put them in Yeah, okay. run
against Nixon. Good luck.
Adam Curry: All right. That's
too funny.
John C Dvorak: I have a couple
odd balls. I do have a three by
three.
Adam Curry: Oh, I was not
prepared. Hold on a second. Is
John C Dvorak: not one of the
best that doesn't exist is there
little long just Same billing
are by three producer well
Adam Curry: we have a three by
three jingle yeah I think we
have we do yes we do. Some my
computer's going slow today for
some reason now it's time for a
three by three by Jessie
comparing story from ABC is
normally at the top of the show
it's a different moment here.
This is something new it must be
it's either really good or just
mediocre was kind
John C Dvorak: of in between but
it's has a it's about this weird
little bull crap. And these
reports may all be bogus, in
fact, about the attacks on the
chips and the Rams. Yeah, man.
Yeah. Back and forth and back
forth and we don't want to play
them. I want to play the ABC NBC
person. The CBS report is the
only one that all of a sudden
out of the blue as opposed to
the other two reports introduces
a whole new factor. Okay, which
we'll start with ABC. The
Unknown: Pentagon now says that
the US has taken new defensive
action in the Middle East. A
deadly US drone strike tonight
this time in Iraq targeting
militants who The Pentagon says
we're about to target American
forces. Here's Martha Raddatz.
Tonight, the Pentagon revealing
a conducted a deadly drone
strike on militants in Iraq, who
the US says we're planning to
launch a drone attack on
American forces. Five of the
Iranian backed militants were
killed. It came as a US
destroyer in the Red Sea spent
more than seven hours on Sunday
responding to multiple attacks.
It began at 9:15am. local time,
the Pentagon said the US has
corny tracked a ballistic
missile fired from Iranian
backed Houthis in Yemen landing
in the waters near the cargo
ship unity explorer at 12pm. The
Kearney detects and drone from
Yemen heading in its direction.
The Navy crew shooting it down
35 minutes later, the Unity
explorer under fire again, this
time the missile hits the ship
the carny response as another
inbound drone is detected and
shot down at 3:30pm. A third
ballistic missile hits another
cargo ship. There is damage
reported but no casualties. One
hour later, a fourth ballistic
missile hits a third cargo
vessel again the carny racing to
this ship to render aid as yet
another drone is launched in the
carnies direction and shot down
the Pentagon blaming Iran for
enabling these attacks using
some of the strongest language
we've heard about Iran, but it
is unlikely the US will
retaliate against Iran directly
for these attacks. Given that
the Pentagon says they do not
believe the USS Carney was an
intended target. Although Jake
Sullivan the National Security
Adviser made clear that any
response by the US will be at a
time and place of his choosing.
Adam Curry: I have a couple
questions before we get to the
next one one this drone was that
like a foreign like Reaper sized
drone was it one of
John C Dvorak: those who said
unlikely did they didn't know
real damage didn't kill anybody
no data we're shooting them down
left and right this is a story
is a hoax. You know what I also
here's why isn't aren't the
aren't the Houthis fighting the
battles they're supposed to be
fighting against the Saudis but
they shouldn't ask for in the
middle of nowhere
Adam Curry: when it comes no
sense when it comes to the big
money organizations in the
United States. I mean, the
military industrial complex
could take a page out of the out
of the farmer playbook man is
much more entertaining their
stuff. They're not making this
fun and entertaining. No one
wants to hear this. They got to
spruce it up. You know what I
liked? I liked the the body cams
like when those the Houthis No,
no the Houthis they hijacked
that ship. Okay, like two weeks
ago, and they had you know they
had the helicopter and they
jumped out of the helicopter and
then they got into the crew. But
it was all it was all body cam
footage to even have footage
done. Yeah, but that's like a
video game. It's like first
person shooter video game it's
exactly the same thing now. It
could have been a video game for
all I know it's getting pretty
good.
John C Dvorak: Well there have
been people that have sent video
game footage into town lots of
news media and they've picked it
up as live reporting I've fallen
forward
Adam Curry: of course. I mean,
have you seen the new Grand
Theft Auto that was starting to
look pretty good
John C Dvorak: duty the rest of
their all dynamite? Yeah, it's
all
Adam Curry: good. Yeah. So I bet
you we could we could say that
we have Footage from a war and
just have our producer send us
the right bits from Call of Duty
and we could just make a report
and it would go viral.
John C Dvorak: So Lester Holt
comes on with his report, which
is a little long and it's same
basic thing these missiles going
back and forth. We don't know
they don't tell us any details
about these drones, any of them.
Are they made out of paper
mache? Are they the ones that
Iranians build that they give to
the Russians and motorcycle
engines? We have no idea they
don't tell us anything. And it's
just it's like a lot. These are
lousy reports.
Unknown: Nearby in the Red Sea
and other dangerous situation
appears to be escalating. In the
latest chapter a US Navy
destroyer rushed to the aid of
commercial ships at the Pentagon
says came under ballistic
missile fire from Iranian backed
militias
Adam Curry: ballistic missile
fire now oh, that's serious. We
get late details now
Unknown: from Courtney QB at the
Pentagon.
Tonight the White House pointing
the blame squarely at Iran after
an hour's long drama at sea
Sunday that saw a US military
warship rush to aid three
commercial vessels under fire
that gun. The weapons here are
being supplied by Iran and Iran,
we believe is the ultimate party
responsible for
this. It began around 9:15am
Sunday when a ballistic missile
landed near a commercial ship in
the Red Sea. Then at noon, the
USS Kearney a Navy destroyer
intercepted the first of three
drones fired towards commercial
ships and the carny itself.
ballistic missiles later hitting
all three of the cargo ships one
after another. None of the ships
suffered major damage or
casualties. Responding to each
distress call the carnie found
itself directly in the path of
Houthi attack drones. The
Pentagon says there are no
indications that drones were
targeting the carny but still
shot them down. The Iranian
backed Houthi rebels in Yemen
have targeted Israeli own ships
in the Red Sea before
we do not believe that all three
of the ships had ties to Israel.
And it goes to show you the
level of recklessness that the
Houthis are operating on. In
October the carny shot down
John C Dvorak: cruise notice
that hold on. Yeah. Did you
notice little parsing that you
can get away with? It's like, we
have no evidence that all three
of the ships are tied to Israel.
Now of course, it's always means
that two of them could have been
you chickenshit stuff. These
people do this
Adam Curry: and get away with
ballistic missile where was that
and of ballistic missiles.
John C Dvorak: But when they
I've seen the missiles they did
recovered from the some of the
stuff they recovered from Gaza
or like they look like hobbyist
missiles or like ballistic but
five feet long.
Adam Curry: No. What's
interesting in all of this, have
you heard or seen a single story
this week about Hamas shooting
rockets into Israel?
John C Dvorak: By her not this
week, but right after this
ceasefire, I heard about oh,
yeah, no,
Adam Curry: but it's been all
this week. Right up until this
morning. Brian of London is
there you sending me videos? Oh,
there they go. They said you'd
never hear about that. No, I
don't know why
Unknown: I'm calling the carny
found itself directly in the
path of Houthi attack drones.
The Pentagon says there are no
indications that drones were
targeting the carny but still
shot them down. The Iranian
backed Houthi rebels in Yemen
have targeted Israeli own ships
in the Red Sea before. We do
not believe that all three of
the ships had ties to Israel,
and it goes to show you the
level of recklessness that the
Houthis are operating on.
In October the carny shot down
cruise missiles and drones The
Pentagon says we're fired by
Houthis towards Israel last cut.
Since the Houthis have
repeatedly targeted ships in the
Red Sea, the US Navy shooting
them down. And all of this comes
as Iranian backed militias
continue to attack us military
bases in the Mideast despite us
retaliatory strikes. But your we
spoke to the Vice Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff today
is this evidence that the war in
Israel and Gaza has really
boiled over into a larger
regional conflict it could
be and so that's one of the
things that we want to track
closely.
To coordinate we've seen the US
strikes have not deterred other
Iranian backed militias from
attacking us bases. So is the US
now considering any actions
specifically against the Houthi
rebels?
Well, let's there so far the US
has not launched any strikes
against Houthi rebels recently,
but officials here tell us after
this weekend's attack they are
not ruling anything out.
Adam Curry: They just can't get
these are these are the wrong
reports. If they want to get a
reason to bomb Iran, they've got
to do something different this
is not working stinks in their
long to the stink long,
John C Dvorak: way too long. But
the next with the next one is
interesting because I think has
a piece of info besides the fact
that you've seen these maps they
keep showing. It looks like we
have about 20 bases in this
area. These
Adam Curry: areas. Yeah,
parallel Oh, Monica. Yes,
John C Dvorak: geez. Well
anyway, let's get the CBS report
out of the way. Yeah.
Additionally, this is the one I
think that's the most
interesting. The escalating
Unknown: violence in Gaza is
raising tensions across the
entire region today.
Today the White House pointed
the finger directly at Iran,
after an American warship was
forced to shoot down multiple
drones that were targeting
various commercial ships in the
Red Sea stop
John C Dvorak: every second.
Have we been pointing the finger
at Iran since the first episode
since this whole thing began in
October 7. Yes, and I just why
is this like she make it out to
be sounded like it's new. I
Adam Curry: realized what
they're doing wrong. Ellison hit
me. They need to intersperse
these reports with those shots
of Iranians going Death to
America Death to America. That's
what they need to put in there.
This is not working. That
John C Dvorak: would work. Yeah,
I liked that idea. If I was
producing I was there's no
reasoning deputy everything else
they do is out of context. Yeah,
you might as well do you
Adam Curry: know when you get
some moolah as they're going out
of death to America, Death to
America, then they can say the
chanting Death to America, Death
to America and the ship and the
shoot and chips whatever.
John C Dvorak: You got a good
thing or not produces you gotta
bring it home. You got to
personalize this. We have the
whole country in flames.
Unknown: We're targeting various
commercial ships in the Red Sea.
Mr. David Martin is at the
Pentagon with new details.
Martin Rooney and backed Houthi
rebels in Yemen had already
hijacked one commercial vessel
in the Red Sea. And now they
have attacked three more,
hitting them with anti ship
missiles. National Security
Adviser Jake Salvini.
And attacks on commercial
shipping and international
waters are totally unacceptable
and have to stop.
The Houthi said vowed publicly
to attack Israeli shipping. But
none of the vessels hit on
Sunday had a current Israeli
connection.
It goes to show you the level of
recklessness that the Houthis
are operating on.
Solomon blamed Iran as much as
the Houthis. We
are talking about the Houthis
here they're the ones with their
finger on the trigger. Oh, that
gun, the weapons by Iran
supplied by Iran. Three
Houthi drones flew toward an
American destroyer in the Red
Sea, which had answered the
distress calls from the ships
under attack. The USS Kearney
shot the drones down even though
it was not the intended target.
If left unchecked, this could
get more serious and more
prevalent.
retired admiral Jamie fogo says,
with one carrier task force in
the Mediterranean and another in
the Persian Gulf, the US has
more than enough firepower with
which to retaliate,
taking out the missile prior to
hitting the target and taking
out the launcher. We're
perfectly capable of doing that.
Now. A US
official tells CBS News The
Pentagon is considering striking
targets in Yemen, but warns that
would only give the Houthis
exactly what they want, which is
to provoke a wider Middle East
war. There was one retaliatory
strike in the region this
weekend, when a US drone killed
five Iraqi militants as they
were preparing to attack
American troops.
Adam Curry: As they were
preparing.
John C Dvorak: First they read
their minds. Yeah. And they're
Iraqis. This was not Iranians
Iraqis. What was that all about?
And we said that we played a
clip about three show two, three
shows ago from Al Jazeera, where
the Iraqi government told us to
get the hell out of there
because you're killing our
people for no good reason.
Remember that? Yes. Yes. And so
this seems to be something going
on in Iraq. That's not kosher.
Yeah, it's using the word
kosher. Probably the wrong
context choice
Adam Curry: of words. I don't
take everybody by JC grand
experiment who parents don't
read from ABC. I do have two
quick observations with
observatory clips that I thought
I'd like to share. This is from
NBC. This is the possibility of
although I've already seen video
of it on telegram so it must be
real as a possibility the
following Mayhap
Unknown: Israel says it's
destroying Hamas in Gaza above
ground and below, targeting what
it says are 300 miles of Hamas
tunnels. Military officials
showed NBC news videos they say
were taken in the northern Gaza
City of Beit Hanoun. A soldier
points to a Hamas tunnel outside
of a classroom. Israel has blown
up some now a US official tells
NBC News The Israeli military is
exploring a new tactic flooding
the tunnels with seawater.
Adam Curry: Now it's it's
interesting they always say sea
water and They always add that
in there. And this triggered.
This is biblical. Now this is
this is what's interesting about
it, judges 945, New
International Version. All that
day I've been Melek pressed his
attack against the city until he
had captured it and killed its
people. Then he destroyed the
city and scattered salt over it.
I'm telling you, these people,
this whole region is is
biblically nuts. Yeah, totally
going in saying
John C Dvorak: that that report
from Richard angle, which is
questionable, I have a very
short 24 Second Gaza report from
NBC, which is I think it was
connected to that what you just
played. There's an anomaly in
here and I want to just mention
it for a minute because it's
gotten on my nerves. I mentioned
last show now I'm gonna mention
it again, intensifying
Unknown: up and down the
Besiege. Strip. Israeli forces
say they're battling three Hamas
strongholds, two in the north,
and one in the south. The
Israeli military says it's
launched around 250 airstrikes
across Gaza. In just the past
day alone.
The Israeli military also
releasing this video saying
troops uncovered the largest
stockpile of weapons so far in
the Gaza Strip. NBC News cannot
verify that claim or when
exactly this footage was
recorded. Oh,
Adam Curry: because they got it
from telegram? Well,
John C Dvorak: I don't care
about that. How come they make
that they do the disclaimer on
that, but they never do to the
disclaimer on the number of dead
know that the Ministry of Truth
up in Gaza says was said we got
15,000 dead. And they never
watched a disclaimer for that.
There's no we don't have any
verification of that. But yet,
when the Israelis put out some
information like that, the cache
of weapons, they put on a
disclaimer. And I would say this
is related to the mention of the
fact that all these missiles are
flying in there and nobody's
covering it. They NBC in
particular is anti Israel. And
not just gonna put that out
there. Yeah, not
Adam Curry: just that, but I
think that it we we only tracked
it a little bit when the whole
Supreme Court thing was coming
down in Israel, which preceded
all of this mess. Israel has
really had really gone woke
you'll recall that Sir Brian
London, was explaining to us
what these protests were about.
Then it was really it was like
he said, it's comparable to
black lives matter in the United
States. Which means which which
to me means it'll have a similar
outcome where a few there's
millions, hundreds of millions
of dollars goes in and then it
goes away cities are destroyed
and the people make off with the
with the loot and you don't hear
from again, and that's the end
of it. And now, Turkish radio
and television TRT I love
getting their slant on things
because of course they hate
Israel. They're bringing up
something that has changed in
Israeli politics. And here comes
Unknown: another crisis seems to
be brewing for Israeli Prime
Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. And
this time, it's with his defense
minister, you have Galland. The
two were to host the joint
conference on Saturday. But
gallant was on our show.
I suggested to the defense
minister tonight to hold a joint
press conference and he decided
what he decided the
two aren't strangers to
disputes. Netanyahu had fire
gallons in March for objecting
to his controversial judicial
reform proposal. Gallons
dismissal was reversed weeks
later, and the proposed
legislation passed but being
challenged in the Supreme Court
my last one October turbine,
Antonia Well, unfortunately,
there is a tension between
Netanyahu and gallant and this
is not new. Several months ago,
Netanyahu decided to dismiss
Scarlet from his position as
defense minister. But frankly,
this is what distinguishes
Netanyahu cannot see anyone in
the minister taking independent
steps that might be considered a
threat to Netanyahu. And
yet the rift between Netanyahu
and gallant has deepened because
of the ongoing war, and the
Prime Minister is facing
mounting pressure domestically
for the security and
intelligence lapses that
happened on October 7, and
internationally to accept the
ceasefire. The latest polls show
his popularity has plummeted to
an all time low, and it's
believed that veteran politician
has sought to prevent other
members of a security cabinet
including Galland from receiving
credit for securing the release
of Israelis under the hostage
deal.
Adam Curry: Sounds to me like
they're going to end this the
same way they're going to end
Ukraine. Bibi gets the BB takes
the blame for everything. That's
what seems like
John C Dvorak: that's what Bill
that's that's a good plan. They
Adam Curry: should hurry up.
Because it's messy.
John C Dvorak: That means do as
much damage as you can before
that happens. Yes.
Adam Curry: In biblical fashion.
Sambal and even people who hate
Bibi are all like yeah, we still
got to do this
John C Dvorak: That's difficult.
Adam Curry: And, you know, as in
the West, we can't really
imagine what that's like, we
can't imagine this, this or
this, you know, centuries old
dispute that just keeps on
going. It's hard for people to
imagine and looking at it from a
Western lens is wrong. We just
We just can't imagine what this
is like. There's no way we're
going to what Europe is going to
learn.
John C Dvorak: Well, Europe's
always close to it. Yeah,
Europe's gonna learn. We always
slide somehow we get out of the
deal at some point. Yeah, we're
isolated.
Adam Curry: We are we're
landlocked. We're ocean locked.
John C Dvorak: We're ocean
locked ocean logs. I have a
couple of other things here that
I wanted to play this for you.
Adam Curry: The troll was like
we're assholes. Well, yeah,
there's that.
John C Dvorak: Yes, you want to
provide a mental health crisis
of pilots?
Adam Curry: Yes, yes, there is a
large mental health. That's why
pilots are doing shrooms.
John C Dvorak: You here's the
mental health of pilots. I want
to get your feedback on I got
this clips for you. Okay, the
Unknown: mental health of
America's commercial airline
pilots is taking center stage
today at the nation's capitol.
The National Transportation
Safety Board or NTSB is holding
a summit on that issue in
Washington on Monday, the
Federal Aviation Administration
announced a new committee to
look at the pilot mental health
and identify barriers that
discourage pilots from reporting
mental health issues. NBC News
aviation correspondent Tom
Costello has more. When
you board a flight, you assume
the pilot is mentally fit to
fly. But aviation and mental
health experts say current
regulations cause too many
pilots to keep their struggles a
secret, leading to mental health
breakdowns some in flight. Today
the NTSB is holding a summit
with experts to develop
solutions.
What's unsafe is not getting
people the help they deserve.
Take the
case of veteran pilot Joseph
Emerson, the guy that tried to
step into the cockpit in October
Emerson tried to shut down the
engines of an Alaska Air flight
while hitching a ride in the
cockpit. A grand jury is now
indicted him on 83 misdemeanor
counts of reckless endangerment
and one count of endangering an
aircraft. Emerson has pleaded
not guilty in court filings, he
claimed he was having a mental
health emergency. He told police
he'd been depressed for six
years had recently lost a friend
and had taken psychedelic
mushrooms 48 hours prior to the
flight. Experts say contributing
to the bigger problem. The FAA
relies on pilots to self report
mental health issues, while
periodic medical exams require
pilots to disclose if they're in
mental health treatment. The
exams do not include in depth
psychological evaluations, or
recent inspector general report
found this limits the FAA is
ability to mitigate safety risks
because pilots are reluctant to
disclose mental health
conditions due to the stigma and
the fear, it will hurt their
careers. This
Adam Curry: is absolutely true.
And I've heard I've heard a lot
about this. There's a huge
stigma you have to self report.
And pilots, of course are not
going to self report. But that's
no different from train
conductors, audit people on the
road. You're your neighbors,
everybody's bus driver,
everybody's in a mental health
crisis. Because we went through
a very traumatic time.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, and they
were and there was traumatized.
Adam Curry: That's the
definition of government. Yes.
And a lot of pilots may have
they, they they were forced to
take medicine, they didn't want
to under severe duress. Some of
them have other health problems
they don't want to disclose. And
the same goes for air traffic
control. Yeah, but you know,
this is all just a prelude to
getting the pilots out of the
cockpit. You know, I'm waiting
for Elon Musk to pop up and go
you go I have a solution. AI can
fly them really.
John C Dvorak: Like part two of
this.
Unknown: We need to have a
system that allows people to be
more forthcoming and to have
treatment for issues that
shouldn't keep you out of the
cockpit. On Monday, the FAA
announced it is creating a
special committee now to
identify barriers that
discourage pilots from reporting
mental health issues getting
fired. He says most conditions
if treated will not disqualify a
pilot from flying. We have
to normalize mental health care
we have to make sure the choice
isn't received treatment or fly.
The Airline Pilots Association
says it supports these
initiatives and also wants the
FAA to fund a peer support
training program for pilots that
would encourage them to confide
in each other and help connect
them with mental health
resources to keep them in the
cockpit back to you.
Adam Curry: So do you have any
other questions because this is
not new pilots are known
drinkers.
John C Dvorak: They why is it
why they make a news out of it?
Well, I have a prelude to the
pilot list plane now no one's
gonna fly in for at least a
decade
Adam Curry: they really don't
want you flying at all they
don't want they don't want you
to leave your home. They want
you to stay in your 15 Minute
city you want you to shut up
John C Dvorak: city that's to
get the 15 Minute cities to give
away now
Adam Curry: she want you to shut
up stay at home work by remote
vote democrat vote Democrat
don't go anywhere and get be
trans. I don't know. It's they
don't want you flying. That is
so obvious. No. Then they're
going to make it very expensive.
With carbon credits. We'll we'll
still be doing the show when
that happens. And they want to
bring in more bullcrap AI
stories, I'm sure. Oh, yeah. I'm
just waiting. And where's Elon?
Come on, tell me, you know?
Well, again, it's even easier
and easier to have the AI pilot.
Rockets.
John C Dvorak: Have you seen? I
guess Calacanis has a new
podcast called The all in
podcast and he's bringing some
that for years the all in No, I
didn't know it was that long.
Adam Curry: Well, why are you
watching?
John C Dvorak: It looks
different on this thing. He
because he had Tucker on he went
on and on about stuff. And, and
there was a very couple very
funny moments in there where he
was acting as though him and
Tucker are on the same league as
interviewers. But I don't know
if you've seen this, but but
he's got a different look.
Calacanis Canis looks like the
tenor in a Canadian barbershop
quartet.
Adam Curry: That's not
different. That's his look.
John C Dvorak: I don't I don't
remember him looking that. That
square?
Adam Curry: No. Do you have a
clip for this?
John C Dvorak: No, I didn't I
decide not to get a clip for it.
It's probably a publicity,
Adam Curry: it's probably
better. Probably better. What is
Tucker doing? What is Tucker
doing? He just he's just doing
interviews everywhere. And then
he puts the thing on x and what
is he doing? What does anybody
doing? You know, the podcast
industrial complex finally,
finally crumbled this past week.
glorious moment. One
Unknown: out of every six
employees of Spotify won't be
around next year. The company's
making those deep cuts to its
payroll as it looks to cut
expenses. top executives blame
higher interest rates during the
day make borrowing for capital
expenditures more expensive. The
affected employees will receive
several months severance the cut
follows two previous layoffs
this year a total of 800
employees were let go
Adam Curry: there you go. Right
that $1 billion dollar
investment worked out great.
John C Dvorak: Well I did for
the guys who got the billion.
Adam Curry: Well, what are we
drinking? Oh, it's
John C Dvorak: a Lagunitas
fresher.
Adam Curry: Oh, and poppy or
hoppy? Hoppy so there's your
drinking beer basically? No,
John C Dvorak: it's just a hop
flavor is actually mildly hot
flavored sparkling water and who
makes like it's everybody's
everybody's talking about it
Adam Curry: everyone there are
now it's beer basically it's
like a
John C Dvorak: Chandi beers
water that has hops in it
Adam Curry: you're drinking no
candy
John C Dvorak: no no malt
there's no there's no alcohol is
no
Adam Curry: Do they still make
that on the can anywhere shandy
I haven't seen it for years. Oh
man this beer was seven up I
think and this is the member
John C Dvorak: the beam and coke
in a can have
Adam Curry: never had it. That
was That was during the show? I
think I recall that. It was a
brief, a brief thing. No, I like
this Shandy. It's like 2%
Alcohol Whoo. Yeah, you could
buy it in the can beautiful wood
that I'd like to thank you for
your courage since you're
drinking shandy on the on the
job and say hello to my friend
on the other end Ladies
Gentlemen please welcome the one
and only way with That's the man
who put the sea in the companion
products the one and only Mr.
Johnson
John C Dvorak: Well, in the
morning you must round curry in
the morning to all ships see
boots on the ground feed near
subs in the water. And all the
damos nights out there in the
mornings
Adam Curry: for the trolls Hello
trolls hold I know I'm coming to
you early So hands up. 1846 on
the troll count 1846 is right on
the money. We are slowly moving
our executive producer segment
more towards the begin thing of
the show as our PhDs have
tapered off, of course, the
promotion ended. So we're going
towards the end of I think we
only really have eight, eight,
executive and associate
executives today. So this is
where it just it's just the end
of the it's the end of the end
of the university is how it
works. Although the 31st of
December, or the 33rd December,
I think, what is it three to
one? It's no 31st The 31st is a
show day, isn't it? It's like,
it's like the super. It's like
the super
John C Dvorak: one palindrome.
332123
Adam Curry: once it's Oh, 123123
There you go. Yeah, it's gonna
be great. And we'll be doing the
show then. And
John C Dvorak: yeah, 123123
what, I don't know what you can
do with that. $123 Maybe
123,123 $23,000 would be
Adam Curry: dynamite. John and
Adam will fly in and have dinner
with you. Oh, yes.
John C Dvorak: I'll tell you
what. $123,000 we will both fly
in and clean your house. What
else? Well, I'm down about the
house cleaning but we will have
dinner. We'll bring a house
somebody to clean the house.
Adam Curry: We do love our
trolls are trolls are here to
listen live and to troll. Now. I
still have not replied to any
posts on no agenda social as it
just devolves into the
environment.
John C Dvorak: Any evidence that
you have? I have not I haven't I
Adam Curry: have not. Well, now
you sound like mainstream news.
I have not. I have not posted
anything. Because every single
time you're sick of it, I'm so
sick of it. It's no good. And
it's not. It's not the you're
the one who set it up. But it's
not the people. You have to
understand. It's the system, the
system,
John C Dvorak: the message, the
media is the message, which is
the old Marshall McLuhan idea.
Adam Curry: I would say that's
true. Yes. Yeah. He
John C Dvorak: his theory was
that it's not any it's not the
kind of is nothing but the media
itself, whatever mediated books,
TV, radio, in this case, social
media. It has its own. It does
say it does something to your
brain that's very specific to
the media itself. Correct. Yeah,
and it hasn't been it hasn't
been extrapolated to social
media, but McLuhan's idea, but
that's your basic thought. And,
Adam Curry: and what's
surprising is that it happens
without algorithms. I thought
algorithms made this happen. But
that's not what it is. People
are so narcissistic, they need
to, you know, post their 1000
memes, then they need to tag me
and say, I don't care what you
say, we're just gonna be like
this forever, bitch, you know,
stuff like that.
John C Dvorak: And see now? I
think this the just yeah, that's
basically
Adam Curry: what it is. And then
people say, Adam wanted a
utopia. No, I didn't. It was it
was a mastodon, it was cool. I
just set up a server. And then
when it became too much time
management for me, I just gave
up and then, you know, luckily,
Aaron or took over, but he's not
posting much, either. I think
he's sick of it too. Because
that's all that it's that and
it's not our people. And you
know, and a lot of people try to
manage it. But then when they
see someone going off the rails,
the worst thing you can do is
say, Hey, man, calm down. I
mean, it doesn't work. That'll
do it, it doesn't work. And I
think it's because it's, it's
when you can reply to someone
and create your own thread, and
it has the same equal weight
equal size as the original.
There's something fundamentally
wrong, that doesn't work for
human beings. That's just what
it is. And in that regard, I
think Twitter and Facebook and
Instagram, I agree with Nimrod,
Haley, I think you should have
to register with your real name.
Because then it will all go away
because then no one will do
anything anymore. No,
John C Dvorak: well, what will
happen is that people will find
find workarounds. Well, I work
around people are not going to
do that. They're going to find
workarounds and my real name all
of a sudden is going to be
something you know some other
phony name well we know no way
you can't there's no way you can
police that you can phony up
driver's licenses you can
there's it just gets worked
around. Why the meta net invites
again, the media is the message
the internet invites anonymity
and if you try to squash
anonymity, workarounds, like all
tech, work around comes around,
and boom, you got no end and you
got anonymity again, in a
different form. I'm
Adam Curry: all for anonymity,
but you know, on your own blog,
I'm all for anonymity post away
do whatever you want on your on
your substack not on social
media. There I think just just
to get rid of it. It's not
doable.
John C Dvorak: Now well, you
don't get rid of it is that it's
here to stay?
Adam Curry: I'm voting for Nikki
Haley.
John C Dvorak: She's gonna
Adam Curry: she's gonna she's
gonna force us on no agenda. No
John C Dvorak: bigs, nothing
she's another blow hard politic.
Question. I've anyway, I've just
given up. I've seen by the way
you play a clip of Trump saying
I'm going to be a dictator for
one day, and then they've made a
big fuss about it. Can I use it
just kind of a rhetorical
question because Trump
supposedly is it you know, he's
the liars liar. And he's 30,000
lies. How come everything he
says is a lie? Except this.
Former
Unknown: president? Oh, you guys
John C Dvorak: take him at his
word. Oh, I'm
Adam Curry: sorry that you want
me to play the clip again? Oh,
yeah. No, I
John C Dvorak: don't want to
play the clip. And I'm just
gonna say, they say, oh, no, if
he says you're gonna be you
gotta take him at his word. You
gonna take him at his word? He's
been a bullshitter since the get
go. And they call him out on
being one and he's a liar. Liar.
But yet in this situation, you
got to take him at his word.
make up their minds.
Adam Curry: I see. Well, you
know, the the line I think is
when someone tells you what they
are, believe them. That's my
favorite. When someone tells you
who they are, you should believe
them believe. Yeah, yeah. Yeah,
you're right. But he's
John C Dvorak: full of crap.
Adam Curry: I love all the
dislike now. The Bronx, you
know, all the man on the streets
off the job shows up on YouTube
and on the reels and shorts.
Well for Trump. The hood is for
Trump. They never put that on
television. Yeah,
John C Dvorak: that's the best.
They don't put anything
Adam Curry: on anyway. So I am a
big fan of the an anonymous
trolls in the troll room. I
think this is a great outlet. I
think it's therapeutic. It's
very good. If you are not
already trolling along on show
day, which now you have to do it
live. It does not for everybody.
It's not easy for everybody to
be doing this. But if you can,
this is therapeutic. You go on
there you go nuts. You're gonna
have a crap name. You can name
yourself whatever you want. You
can you can insult me. The only
thing that gets you cut off or
kicked off is if you post you
know, flood post, like post a
whole bunch of things in a row.
Otherwise, here there's white
mics as we your white mic. Just
the fact that he's white. Mike,
we hate you, Adam. Yeah,
exactly.
John C Dvorak: This is great.
Like,
Adam Curry: we got racist in
there. But it's good because
he's really the big like, I
John C Dvorak: wonder. It's
like,
Adam Curry: it's like, everybody
has this Tourette's when they
get up. They just go crazy. It's
beautiful. And but it's there's
no permanent record. So you
know, it's not gonna hurt you on
a job interview. You don't have
to say who you are. No one's
tracking your IP address. Nobody
cares. Do whatever you want. And
it's funny. I mean, I'm logged
in all the time. I've just
walked by my computer and
they're really going crazy now.
That's right, let it out trolls
let it all out. You can become a
troll and it you know do what
pilots pilot commercial pilot
should get in the troll room and
just go nuts and say whatever
they want and feel about their
company the FAA you know during
a pilot podcast because we of
course there's no agenda
stream.com is 24/7 We have all
kinds of podcasts on there and a
lot of them are live and you can
just mad just go nuts I'm all
for that. That is good. Data is
held
John C Dvorak: no way say one's
good and the other isn't because
this is
Adam Curry: this isn't no
record. This goes this scrolls
off. It's done. Then you can't
comment
John C Dvorak: everything on no
agenda social scrolls off the
eBay, you
Adam Curry: know what I mean?
It's different. It's different.
And then you sit there
refreshing Oh, just reply to my
post my smite my awesome meme.
Did someone do anything yet now?
You can also go to troll room.io
This is where you can listen to
the stream. There's now all the
apps are starting to do the live
stuff is great at podcast
apps.com The modern podcasts
fountain is doing the live stuff
now. Pod verse podcast guru
curio caster cast thematic
everyone's on board now we're
getting even better. We can do a
live concert on December 28 and
the 21st in video. I mean, we
are kicking Spotify ass.
Pathetic, pathetic over there.
And what are we doing with with
chewing gum with chewing gum and
gaffer tape. That's how we do it
at podcasting. 2.0 We are value
for value as you heard earlier.
You cannot monetize the network.
None of it worked. Everyone went
out of business. It's very sad.
I mean, I'm sad for the people
at Spotify. They already
couldn't make money because the
record companies own everything
and the minute the record you
minute you raise your prices the
record companies go okay, we're
gonna ask more for a license.
Which they did. And then you
know, the whole idea was hey,
look at all these millions of
podcasts for free. Let's make
money off of those guys. Yeah,
how that workout Spotify? No. So
I hope those 1000s of people
will get jobs elsewhere. Or if
you're really into podcasting,
I'm sure you can do if you're
willing to stick to take a step
back and build something over
time. I'm not going hide hire
celebrities and no one cares
about. I feel so much better now
with 10. Producers. There's this
great article that runs through
all the the economics of it. And
there were some they were
getting $100 CPM in 2018. Which
is unheard of.
John C Dvorak: Well, Leo was
getting $100 per CPM. Really?
Adam Curry: Yeah.
Unknown: Thoroughly
Adam Curry: on 2015 Maybe or
even earlier than that. Well,
when are we for what was our
first year, our first year was
2008 2007. Okay, where he was
1007,
John C Dvorak: he started. So it
was in the 2008 2009 2010 era,
he was getting 100 CPE. So that
Adam Curry: just everyone knows
what that means. That means
1000 $100 per 1000 people that
are listening, but here's the
funny thing. It's not based on
people who are listening, it's
based on downloads, and Apple
just released iOS 17, which you
can't refuse the upgrade. It
updates us like you don't own
your phone. Apple owns your
phone. So they update you. And
now literally, the CEOs of these
podcast networks are saying,
well, you know, our downloads
are down because of Apple
changing the way they do it
because Apple now doesn't
download stuff you're not
listening to. So they're
admitting that they've had at
least 15% fraudulent numbers.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the whole
thing are admitting to saying
your downloads aren't down. They
were exaggerated.
Adam Curry: Yeah, exactly. So we
never had to deal with that.
Now. What did that mean? We
never got no Joe Rogan offers.
That was great English. We also
don't have videos. No
John C Dvorak: Joe Rogan. And
Texas and my mom just gonna talk
like this. From now on. I don't
care what you think I love
Adam Curry: my truck. Is that
guy? Where's that guy? I love my
truck. Where's that guy? I love
my truck. And I love what I do.
And I love what I do exactly.
And, incredibly, when we went to
what we coined as the value for
value model, which means hey,
here's everything. It's all
premium. It's all top notch.
We're not putting anything
behind a paywall. There's no
levels, there's no tobacco
secret room, secret room, this
is us. Take us how you want take
whatever you want, do whatever
you want to do with us. Start
your own thing on the side, the
key point to us do it all. All
we ask us for time, talent,
treasure, whatever its value,
whatever the value is, you get
out of it, you send it back.
Whenever it's handy for you.
That's why we're still here. 16
years later, can't say that
about the top award winning put
there were shows that weren't P
buddies, a Peabody Award at
Spotify that are getting x now.
Yeah, yeah. And we also don't
have a video of us sitting with
our headphones on Ooh, look at
us. Cool. I gotta use that. You
know what? Cans cans you should
I just do it like a pool. Boy
beanie would look good on you.
That'd be hilarious. It would be
good. We should do one with
video where you were one of
those beanies? Yeah, that would
look great, man. Yeah. Okay,
well, we can do live video. We
can do it on the modern podcast
apps. So instead it just value
for value. Now. We have
phenomenal time, talent and
treasure contributions. One that
has taken up a lot of time and a
lot of talent and and has worked
successfully for over a decade
is no agenda Art Generator,
which unfortunately, had some
kind of critical error. And sort
of all or something deaths or
Paul couture. I hope it comes
back because you know what's
really rough about this? All we
do in the modern podcast apps,
we have chapters and we have art
that goes with the chapters.
They were all linked from the no
agenda, Art Generator. They're
all broken. All of those images
are broken, except, you know,
moving forward, we're going to
do it a different way.
John C Dvorak: Just use the main
image. You can do that. No, but
I know what you mean. Yeah, it
was. It was cool. Yeah. Well,
Adam Curry: it'll come back and
and I have faith in Sir Paul
couture. I really do. And we
have backups of the whole site.
So we can always bring back the
images and the links are a new,
a new domain, but he still
hasn't been able to fix it yet.
Expect the next generation
launch sometime Saturday
afternoon, December 9 2020. 83
And he says you will have to
reset passwords as I am using a
more modern salt and hash for
them. Whoo. He's going to salt
and hash. Salt
John C Dvorak: and hash. Yeah,
this guy's going out there.
That's why it's taking so long
to do using salt and hashes.
Complicated
Adam Curry: isn't really know, I
never heard of it. The next
generation or generator will be
up, though Sunday.
Unfortunately, I do not have
much time during the week. Okay,
sorry. You know what? I love his
job. He's got a job. If it's not
up Sunday, we can wait Brother,
don't worry about it. But that's
an excellent example. Got no
agenda meetups.com. We have Mark
and Maria, who organized the
meetup. I mean, all of these are
ways that you feed back into the
system boots on the ground like
Craig, this is what makes the no
agenda show unique. It is a
postmodern media model that that
I don't think anybody has been
able to rival it. I wish more
people did it. Of course, we
have many people within the no
agenda nation who do it, it is
the only way forward. The only
way for everything. I just you
can't monetize once once the
network was open, and anybody
can you know, you don't you
can't create artificial scarcity
of airtime. How many? How many
ads do you want to run, you can
run them indefinitely. CPMs are
a race to the bottom. Take it
from John and you'd like that.
That's a sub stack for you right
there. So we'd like to thank the
artists who helped us out for
episode 1613. And we titled that
one fossil fools I was informed.
We have used that title
previously. Somewhere in the
1100s Oh, I know. I
John C Dvorak: remember it.
That's always just not supposed
to remember you're the one who
is assigned them. Forever
memory. Well,
Adam Curry: and typically my
memory does,
John C Dvorak: yes. Okay, so why
Yeah, well, I see it.
Adam Curry: It's just, I'm
disappointed in my in my own
failure in my hand on my own and
let me see what it was agenda.
Let me see which one it was
which episode 16 Oh, 1197 1197
which was 29 year was 2019. Ah,
John C Dvorak: it was only four
years ago. I should have
Adam Curry: known I should have
known now. The art which was
done by a sir dirty Jersey
whore. We both liked it. It
didn't take long to choose this.
A lot of people commented that
it looked very much like a 1980s
album art from Germany. And I
think there's something to that
actually. Okay. And, and well,
the
John C Dvorak: piece I liked the
best was the one he did
Adam Curry: do it was that also
him? Yeah, he did those two
pieces. Yeah, but that was it
was too much. And wait,
John C Dvorak: I used it on the
newsletter because I just know
what actually is too small for
them.
Adam Curry: But what I was like
the game of life, was that what
that was or whatever it is. You
just liked it. I just liked it.
You just liked it. But also we'd
look at
John C Dvorak: you like the one
with a cold but no,
Adam Curry: no, no. Oh, yeah.
The Yes. The clown with the
cold. Yeah, kinda. Yeah.
Networks. Yeah, that was fossil
fuels. But we both agreed that
no one knows what coal looks
like
John C Dvorak: anymore. So
Exactly. No, but he
Adam Curry: wouldn't fly at all.
We did not understand methane,
you Jame from Francisco.
Scaramanga? We didn't get that
one.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. What's
Thane? I don't know. I don't
know. I
Adam Curry: didn't know either
stain. The Yeah, no great
question. From networks, but it
didn't say great questions, that
great question mark. So there
was just problems. And it's
tough. It's tough. It's this
John C Dvorak: really is we have
to pick from those system. 10
loan pieces that
Adam Curry: yeah, that are not
our regular 30 debts pulled
John C Dvorak: from the social
Nanogen the social media, so not
going to be?
Adam Curry: Well, we appreciate
your work so dirty Jersey hora,
thank you for the thank you for
the value that you create the
time and the talent was very
much appreciated on that. Thank
you. Thank you. Thank you now to
our executive and Associate
Executive producers for episode
1614. We kick it off with
Derrick Barone who comes in with
a coveted show number donation
1614 from San Antonio, Texas.
And he says show number
donation. I picked you guys up
while searching the truth after
Limbaugh died. Wow. I wonder did
he did you search on Google? I'm
curious about that.
John C Dvorak: Where are you at?
I have no idea.
Adam Curry: You knuckleheads are
now my only source de douche me
please. You've been de deuced
please Knight me sir de bon
stealth conductor of truth and
lover of boobs Keep up the great
work. You too Derek. Thank you
very much we
John C Dvorak: appreciate that
everything is moving around. Sir
Baron not sure keeper. Tricky.
Oh, not your keeper. Okay, so
bear and natural keeper. Oh
monument Colorado 111 1.11 Sir
Baron natural keeper of the
trice lakes after calling out my
brother as a douchebag the guilt
has weighed on me since he was
the one that brought me to your
show and I wouldn't have found
you guys without him. Oh, no,
please credit this donation to
him and give him the D douchey.
Greatly needs for now please
Knight him sir owl. Live
available all the servers can be
duplicated by the Wishing you
don't have to ask about that.
And give him a helping of mutton
hookers. And blow it you get
that anyway. So that's to get us
to fall back.
Adam Curry: Oh, give us a given.
John C Dvorak: Please add him to
the birthday list. 1211 and give
him a biscuit for his birthday.
They always give me a biscuit on
my birthday.
Unknown: You fan de Deus.
John C Dvorak: And a dose of
karma as always, thank you for
everything you guys do. Mark
Rushall
Unknown: you've got karma.
Adam Curry: Okay, I gotta expand
my myself formatting here.
Moments. People right outside
the box. Okay, so that's a but
that is a switcheroo for Sir
owl, right? Yeah, yeah, I
presume that went wrong, sir.
Get that right, sir. Okay, boom,
boom. Next up, sir. stacker.
Menomonee. Falls, Wisconsin.
1000. Thank you for accepting my
treasure and for your service.
All my best to you, Adam. Neil
Smith, sir. stacker. Baron, bird
seed. PhD graduate. Did this
come in? Must have come in with
a check. I guess that is a PhD
graduate.
John C Dvorak: Is this a check?
Noted?
Adam Curry: Yeah, I think so.
Okay. Daniel Smith. Yep. He's on
the list as a graduate Yes.
Correct.
John C Dvorak: He, yeah. Wait,
now we have Kyle who came in
with another $1,000. And it was
sent as a tribute to Michael
Daigle in a senti. A he had it
was a very cryptic series of
notes that Kyle sent in. And
he's without contributions. And
then he sent this thing in as a
tribute to this guy with a photo
on his note and the whole thing
and we're just, there was no
evidence that he wanted us to
say anything more than that.
Adam Curry: Okay. Well, it's a
tribute to Michael Degli
Innocenti. Do we want to put his
name as the as the producer in
that case?
John C Dvorak: No, Kyle gets it.
Adam Curry: Okay. Excuse me.
Anonymous controller. Franklin,
Indiana. I think I met him
34567. That's 34567 sends us
into knighthood. And we'd like
to do a switcheroo and give it
to Dave The broke controller. I
think this is this is from the
meetup. While Dave is tiny and
broke. He hit us in the mouth
and it's always attempting to
hit others in the mouth. Without
him. We'd never know this show
existed yesterday. This is from
the controllers. He will be
known as the unknown Knight
until he writes in and chooses a
name JCD. You are the father
Dave never had. So can you
please in your most fatherly
tone say I'm proud of you, kid.
John C Dvorak: I'm proud of you
kid.
Adam Curry: It will give it will
give it if I felt that even.
It'll give him the motivation.
He needs to keep evangelizing
for the no agenda show and make
disciples who he become who
become donors. Adam, pleasure
meeting you and the keeper.
She's lovely. By the way. It was
one of our human resources who
vomited all over the floor at
the meetup. Oh, I didn't see
that. I missed it. I missed it
good vomit. Bringing kids into a
bar wasn't already a
questionable parenting decision.
One of them had to go puke and
ruin it for everybody else.
Luckily, the no agenda unit was
full of loving and kind people
who were understanding and
sympathetic. The only jingle
we'd like to hear is JC DS Hot
Pocket love from anonymous
controller and his wife
Unknown: had pockets.
Adam Curry: Okay, so this is for
Dave The broke controller Dave,
the broke. I didn't hear about
that at all. That's fine.
John C Dvorak: I didn't hear
about it. Well, next on the list
is coincidently Linda Lubetkin
in Lakewood, Colorado, jobs calm
offer remarkable, remarkable
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find Linda Lu patcon under the
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Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs,
John C Dvorak: let's vote for
job. Karma.
Adam Curry: And finally, Yes,
last one, sir Jeff from Mount
Shasta, California. 200
Switcheroo for Dame Danny from
Sir Jeff. Okay, so please also
add Dame Danny to the birthday
list her birthday December 7.
That's the show today. Thank you
for all you do. Here's the final
donation amount for my smokin
hot wife to officially become
the dame that she's always been.
Let us bestow the title of Dame
Danny of the screaming goat
society, love and light, sir
Jeff Knight of the five seasons.
So I will put Dame Danny of the
screaming goat society in the
switcheroo note beautiful. And I
think that does it right.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so they'll
read the rest of these. There's
only a few. Just
Adam Curry: let me thank
everybody who of course is an
executive or Associate Executive
Producer. These are credits that
are completely valid. They're
real. You can use them anywhere
that credits are recognized.
That's Hollywood, by the way
that sag AFTRA you can use that
it's it's the real deal. You can
put it on your LinkedIn on your
resume in your bio if you have
one, or go to imdb.com If you
don't have an IMDB you can open
one up. It's all legit. And
thank you for supporting the no
agenda show.
John C Dvorak: Jeffrey Benson is
up with $123.21 and he's from
Denver, Pennsylvania. I think he
needs a D douching. You've been
D deuced. Harrington sparks
Nevada $100 Anonymous from a
post office in California. $100.
You know who you are. Baroness
night in Edmonds, Washington 90.
Daniel Mudge in Fairborn. Ohio.
808. He wanted to be at the meet
up meet you. Kevin McLaughlin
from Concord, North Carolina who
wanted to be at the meet up for
sure. Because he says give those
boobs the respect they deserve.
808 Alex Reichman in Peck
Michigan 808 the Ryan White n y
n Kartini in Torrington,
Connecticut 7421 Jose Prius
Prius paratus in Wichita, Kansas
6933, Sir becoming heroic in
shear Ville, Indiana 6886 which
he claims as jiggly boobs, I'm
sure Andrew Pana Bianco in
Peoria, Arizona. 6154. Kevin
McLaughlin is back at 606. Don't
be shy. Just give those boobs a
try. He says Grayson insurance
in Aurora, Colorado 606. Also
small boobs, tre cougars and
Amelia, Ohio 5555. It's quite
sure what the note says David
Weicker in Jacksonville, Florida
5510 And he wants a promotion
for southeastern turfgrass
supply. Miko should be the in
the name of his name instead of
the Dave. David Weikert. Okay,
did 510 Michael gates 50 to 80
Heather Goodwin in kowhai e. Y
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Thomas and N Kenny, Iowa 51
jacquelene Keeley in Downers
Grove, Illinois with a birthday
actually it's a birthday to his
her douchebag husband $51 can be
is on the list. Miles
Charlotte's we'll give him a
douching then miles in
Charlottesville, Virginia 5033
Lynn Melanau ski in Stafford,
Virginia 50 and these are all
50s. From now on, I will finish
with this name location Douglas
Moog and Cochran cochranton.
Pennsylvania. Alex Zavala in
Kyle Texas or Kylie
Adam Curry: Oh surroundings, Sir
Alex,
John C Dvorak: Sir Alex, Miko
Lebar are lead bar A in
Williamston, Michigan Pay Pal,
Inc. 50 $50. Thanks, PayPal.
When he came his PayPal, a Ryan
tear maybe it's just a refund.
Brian Tiernan in North
Providence, Rhode Island.
Matthew Smith in Colchester,
Suffolk, UK, Jonathan Faris in
Liberal Kansas, Philip Those
Makowski in Austin, Texas,
Edward Mazurek in Memphis,
Tennessee Steven ray in Spokane,
Washington, Jonathan Meyer in
Xenia, Ohio. Justin Cruz attach
up California. Robertson home in
Flint, Michigan and last on our
list is Carrie Jackson in
Watertown tend to tend tend to
see tend to thank us people for
helping us out here on this show
of 1614. And
Adam Curry: thank you to
everyone who came in under 50 We
don't mention anything under 50
A lot of people like that for
complete anonymity. I see you
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would consider going on one of
the sustaining donations which
you can make up yourself, you
can make up the frequency you
can make up the amount you know
how much just something that is
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supporting us here. Our formula
is this. We go out we hit people
in the mouth
it's actually no agenda
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Here are your birthday Shawn
wishes wife Miranda Happy
birthday is today. And Sir Jeff
wishes a smokin hot wife Danny
also Happy Birthday also today.
Then we have David winker,
wishing his amazing daughter
Aspen joy, wicker a happy
birthday she turns 11 tomorrow
on the eighth Did you enjoy the
limo ride he wants to know sir
Baron nuts your keeper wishes
his brother owl happy birthday
for the elevens Jacqueline
Keeley Happy birthday to you are
lovable husband Mike Healy. And
Derek by the way as a brand new
human resource she was born
yesterday on December 6, her
name is Ellie, we say welcome to
no agenda nation and give our
nation Ellie happy birthday from
everybody he had the best
podcast in the universe. Then we
congratulate Neil Smith with his
PhD of course say he will be
able to he's so eligible for
that so we'll get that in the
mail and we have a day when a
couple of nights if you've if
you've got to go gotta
John C Dvorak: read here
beautiful.
Adam Curry: Derek Marone out and
gave the broke controller come
on over here step on up on the
podium all of you have support
the no agenda show or have been
supported to the no agenda show
in the amount of $1,000 or more
and I am therefore very very
happy to pronounce Kate these
named Danny of the screaming
goat society. Sir deep bone
stealth conductor of truth and
lover of boobs are out and the
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Thank you so much for joining
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agenda Knights and Dames.
Well, you heard my meet up
report at the top. It was a
great time. We really appreciate
once again, Mark and Maria,
thank you so much. I'm sure
we'll have the full meetup
report for Sunday's report.
Takes a little bit to get all of
those edited together. In the
meantime, we do have the Webster
County whet your whistle meetup
report. Well,
Unknown: in the morning this is
Charles Shelton from the Webster
County whet your whistle monthly
Wednesday meet up. It was a real
turnout tonight. It was a party
of one me and that's okay. But
connection is protection for
everybody who showed up last
week and for the weeks before
and the weeks into the future.
May y'all have a good time and I
will be here next month first
Wednesday of January respect we
make much we mix we much and
that which means be committed.
Adam Curry: Alright close. could
try. There is a meetup taking
place today. The five forks is
the first Thursday at six
o'clock at Bullwinkle tavern
that's in Simpsonville, South
Carolina, the northern wake of
Thanksgiving recovery circle of
trust six o'clock at Compass
Rose brewing in Raleigh, North
Carolina, there's the Carolinas
for y'all taken care of. On
Friday the Deep State University
alumni meeting from Munich and
upper Bavaria this it is it's
your site Taylor Brauhaus. In
our set is our tall Bavaria,
Germany. I'm expecting a meet up
report from that. Also the brow
house right yes. brow and Bright
House. The Brandon's in Florida
to meet up two o'clock at Big
Top brewing Lakewood Ranch,
Florida. That's on Saturday.
Also on Saturday, the local 406
Yuletide. This is the Montana
standard state standard time 333
At Bridger Brewer brewing Three
Forks, Three Forks, Montana. The
New York City no agenda drinking
club meets at 333 in Wing bar
and Brooklyn New York's are
spoon makers there. I would like
a meet up report from Brooklyn
as well. I can't believe the no
agenda listeners in Brooklyn yet
run out of town. The
northeastern Houston meetup five
o'clock in Houston on Saturday
at 3040 Farm to Market The
Northeast Ohio holiday winter
fest. Not totally not a
Christmas get together at six
o'clock. That's 56 kitchen in
Mayfield Heights, Ohio. And
finally before our next show day
on Saturday, the second annual
cheesy spot see holiday meet up
630 And Gore melts. That's in
Fredericksburg, Virginia. I did
want to make one mitten
mentioned because I saw popping
up on the schedule April 8 a
meet up in Fredericksburg,
Texas. I recommend you not do
this meetup. I recommend you do
not come this unless you have
already unless you have lodging
and know where you're going to
stay. It is going to be a
nightmare. I will not even be
able to get to this location.
There's going to be over 100,000
people in Fredericksburg. It's a
bad idea is that there is
John C Dvorak: some background
here. This is just condemned
condemnation.
Adam Curry: This is the big
solar eclipse. Well, yes. Now
Ana, Texas, you
John C Dvorak: might want to go
the solar eclipse last year. But
this
Adam Curry: is this is going to
be the big one. This
Fredericksburg is right in the
middle of the path. This is
where it's going to go dark.
Dark for a total of 15 minutes,
who and the whole the world is
coming to Fredericksburg. It's
going to be a horrible
nightmare. So I'm not going to
be at this meetup. I won't even
be able to get there from where
I live. So stop doing these
smart ass things. People it's
not good for you. Do not do
this. You know how many people's
Hey, man, what are you doing for
the clips? I want to come stay
with you? No, no, I'm gonna have
to stand outside with my with my
rifle. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, because
we know there's an empty plot
next to us. Do you get people
camping on their lightened
fires?
John C Dvorak: I just have your
duck the dog loose? Yeah.
Adam Curry: That could turn out
perfectly. You know the trolls
like you just take your electric
bike Nope. You have no idea that
will be the street will be one
year electric bikes will be one
just may
John C Dvorak: Whatever happened
to that that one wheeled piece
of crap that little scooter
thing used to drive up and down
and in the apartment building
and whatever happened to that?
Adam Curry: Oh, or the
hoverboard? Yeah, I got rid of
it before it blew up. I thought
it would be smarter. Those
things blow up. Now the
batteries ignite in your house.
I guess you don't see those much
anymore. It was two wheels by
the ways two wheels hoverboard
wasn't one wheel. That's our no
agenda meetups go to no agenda
meetups.com And just like Mark
and Maria who were very smart
they never want to go through
the lockdown without a community
ever again. That's why they
started it because they know
connection is protection no
agenda meetup.com start when
yourself go hang out with
Unknown: me triggered you will
be buddy feels the same. It's
like
Adam Curry: just like a party. I
I have two ISOs I wouldn't mind
trying to I suppose when I go my
first you've been more winning
lately than I have so I feel
like I should be subjugated here
we go
Unknown: trash takes itself out
every single time.
Adam Curry: A little too long. I
think a little too long. How
about this one? Democracy
forever Dude, we get it kinda
like that one. I don't know what
he said but democracy forever
Dude, we get it. He couldn't
hear that really couldn't hear
okay,
Unknown: here we go. Democracy
forever, dude. We did it.
Adam Curry: I could hear pretty
well.
John C Dvorak: Okay, got two
short ones. All right. One so
short has got a zero seconds
maybe not even be on here.
Anyway, is easy.
Adam Curry: It's just that easy.
That's just unintelligible was
mine.
John C Dvorak: There you go.
There you go.
Adam Curry: I think there you go
is probably the best of all of
them was the clearest. Yeah,
that's, that usually is what
wins?
John C Dvorak: Yes. I love how
people always able to send us
these things should note that
Adam Curry: if you can't hear it
or it can't be more than two
seconds for two seconds is
John C Dvorak: the max to you?
And also if it's just got music
behind it or it's muddy or it
hasn't funny, and we're not
Adam Curry: we're not looking.
We're not looking for people
saying in the morning. No. Hey,
this guy said in the morning.
No, no, no, no, that's sad
enough on that's not it. That's
not it.
John C Dvorak: I have a couple
of clips that I've been sitting
on I want to play. Okay. Because
nobody knows about this is not
being played by the mainstream
media. No. Somehow I think this
is an OP. Ed, I think and I say
one of our intelligence agencies
is doing it. It's called the
White Paper movement in China.
Oh, what is
Unknown: this in an event right
outside of the US Capitol this
evening, a group of Chinese
dissidents and human rights
activists are trying to remind
the world that the Chinese
Communist Party's grip on its
people may not be as strong as
it seems. And that's clear not
only from the people who are
commemorating the white paper
movement today, but also with
the white paper movement itself.
So just to take you back to
exactly how this all started.
While around this time last
year, there were 10s of 1000s of
Chinese people who took to the
streets holding up pieces of
blank white paper in protest of
China's zero COVID policy, but
not only in protest of that
policy, also calling for an end
to the Chinese Communist Party
in the dictatorship,
what that would take to rest
your life, in a regime like
that, to speak on behalf of
truth and protest tyranny. I
think that should give us all
who are lucky enough to live in
the free world, some courage to
do whatever we can to protect
the freedoms we have.
Year after year, more and more
Chinese people are standing up
to demand their basic human
rights. Year after year, the
change is happening,
took it upon himself to read off
a list of names of people who
were actually involved in the
white paper protest movement who
are still being detained in
China today, I also got a chance
to catch up with lawmakers about
the commemoration of this white
paper Freedom Movement. And they
said this is something that
should be encouraged because it
is a beacon of hope. So
it's actually a little glimmer
of hope that that's still the
China's stronghold on his people
is not as strong as they think
it is. And
Adam Curry: encourage them to
continue with that for the cause
of freedom around the world is
to acknowledge their sacrifice,
and and applaud their sacrifice.
And think it's important to
continue to do that. And this
has to happen organically within
the country. Where I'm at so the
Charlie's only vaguely my ass so
they're holding up white pieces
of paper. Yeah. Isn't that just
shouldn't people be making memes
out of that? Writing?
John C Dvorak: This whole thing
has been repressed in terms of
our mainstream coverage.
Interesting. So but I mean, I
wish I think it makes it not
work. Or somebody told I don't
know I have. I think there's an
OP involved here. But I don't
understand why this hasn't been
picked up is already a year old
is movement. And it's discussed
as such the white paper
movement. You never heard of it.
I never heard of it. No, I
haven't. I think this is a part
two to this.
Unknown: Yes, there is. And this
comes at a time when there's a
new undiagnosed pneumonia
breaking out in China and sprite
is in hospitalizations to spike.
Now this is raising concern
among lawmakers here in
Washington DC many of those whom
I spoke to said that they're
very concerned about the issue
of transparency in the data
coming out from China saying
that they don't even know how
serious this pneumonia is
because China recently covered
up the COVID 19 pandemic which
caused millions of deaths around
the world. Okay,
Adam Curry: well, interesting.
This may coincide with I have
two clips. What's going on in
the UK as everything now all
deaths, everything is being
blamed on Boris Johnson. You'll
recall that they had parties
they had parties.
John C Dvorak: We had a clip the
other what was the clip do Yeah,
he's the one who screwed up to
Ukraine thing he went
Adam Curry: he'd been blamed for
everything. Yeah. And it fall
guy and so now they have these
inquiries because they had the
WhatsApp messages. And you know,
supposedly Boris Johnson said,
you know, we're not locking down
the economy Let The Bodies pile
up. Hi, let 80 year olds die. So
this is what's now in the in the
British press mid
Unknown: March 2020 When most
European countries were under
lockdown to stop the spread of
COVID. In the UK, it was almost
business as usual. It's only on
March 23 that former Prime
Minister Boris Johnson announced
the first lockdown Oh,
you must stay at home. former
officials told the inquiry into
the handling of COVID that
taking the decision so late
likely cost lives.
I want to take this opportunity,
if I may, my lady to apologize
to the victims who endured so
much pain the families who
endured so much loss as a result
of the mistakes that were made
by government.
Boris Johnson allegedly put the
economy first sacrificing
vulnerable people he's accused
of saying this to his advisers.
Did
you see them say like the bodies
piled high in their 1000s or
it's only killing 80 year olds.
There's been a few different
versions of this, these stories
knocking around. And you hear
that? I heard that in Prime
Minister study.
former officials have told the
inquiry that Johnson often
changed his mind and struggled
to understand the science behind
the pandemic,
in saying that the Prime
Minister at the time gave up
science when he was 15. And I
think he'd be the first to admit
it wasn't his forte, and that he
did struggle with some of the
concepts and we didn't need to
repeat them often.
Adam Curry: Here's what's
interesting.
John C Dvorak: Well hold on a
second. This is sounds like bull
crap to me. Well, they
Adam Curry: have they have the
WhatsApp messages. That's the
problem. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: I guess those
can't be phony it up.
Adam Curry: No, no, I think it's
the I think it's the real decay.
Well,
John C Dvorak: he hasn't denied
it.
Adam Curry: But here you go.
Well, he is kind of, you know
what? Anybody could have said
that it doesn't matter. He's
He's the fall guy. But what's
interesting is the hoity toity
Brit, the journalist, the news
agents, UK, these are famous
journalist, they do the podcast
and news agents. It is a very
successful podcast is
financially successful. So
that's amazing by itself. So
they're talking about this, and
then they reluctantly give Trump
a compliment.
Unknown: He missed quite a lot
of the detail
of how serious it was okay to do
something I've very rarely done
before, which is to talk about
the smooth good governance of
Donald Trump's administration at
the same time, but it was the
31st of January, that they
banned flights from China into
the US because they were so
alarmed. COVID coming in, we
just racist at the time. Oh,
another one of them. Exactly.
You thought that Trump was
trying to kind of re litigate
the trade battle with China in
different ways. And this was
John C Dvorak: China banned.
Unknown: Exactly. But there you
were, at the end of January in
Washington, DC, with Trump
announcing no more flights in
from China. And Boris Johnson is
say, way into February Oh, we
didn't really realize how in
Washington, I think they did
realize that it was pretty
serious early on.
Adam Curry: And what's so
unbelievable, is how Cavalier
they are now about their own
reporting at the time, because
that's all you heard. The ACLU
came out and said Trump was
racist against Asians. Yep. And
the and I don't even know if
they had this. I don't think
they had this podcast out. But
the certainly the companies they
worked for at the time, they
were all like Trump's a racist,
horrible, and now they can't,
oh, I'm gonna do something I
don't do. I'm gonna say Trump
had a good handle on it. Because
at the time, we just thought,
Oh, he's being racist. That
means as a journalist, you suck.
You suck. It's unreal. Anyway,
what time is it? Oh, it's time.
When do we want it? Now? We want
some good news before we leave
the show. All right, I
John C Dvorak: gotta say this is
a this is the Idaho clip. And
this is one of those local clips
that goes on five, six minutes
of good news. They give me some
woman some some love. And all I
need is just I just all I have
here is the setup. I cut the
rest out where they actually go
knock on her door, and they give
her those these awards, because
the setup itself is good enough.
And it's good news II enough and
it's one of those local things
that could have been cut if it
was national news to be a minute
and a half instead as five, six
minutes. So here we go. Merry
Unknown: Christmas, everybody.
We are in the sweetest city in
Idaho. So they say sugar city.
I'm Nate Eaton with Robert Peggy
and Jordan. We're about to
surprise one of the sweetest
ladies who lives here. Her name
is Martha. She has been widowed
for two decades she worked hard
labor jobs like potato
warehouses, and she's not afraid
to get her hands dirty when it
comes to working. She makes
tortillas and other food
offerings for her neighbors.
She's constantly making new
friends last year without any
prompting or recognition. She
needed many cute owl beanies and
donated several large boxes to
Primary Children's Hospital in
New Utah. She lives alone, but
she never loses her spirit of
friendship, compassion or
getting? Well, Martha has had a
broken toilet for quite some
time. She hasn't been able to
afford to get it fixed and
Secret Santa asked if we could
come and make sure that toilet
gets fixed. He's paying for a
plumber to fix the problem and
get her a new toilet if she
needs it. He's also giving her
groceries for quite a bit $2,000
to the grocery store. And we
have $5,000 from Secret Santa
just to let her know that she's
loved. I think we should go
surprise her. Ah,
Adam Curry: no, that was
beautiful. News. Everyone knows.
Yes. Thank you. You know what
people are loving this segment,
John.
John C Dvorak: It's true. So you
know where I'm getting. I'm
starting to get these now from
Mimi.
Adam Curry: Oh, she is she's a
good news, lady, isn't she?
She's
John C Dvorak: a good news lady.
And she went and she's digging
up these good news stories. Oh,
Adam Curry: people like this
stuff.
John C Dvorak: Got plenty backed
up already. I got the dog in the
tree story coming up.
Adam Curry: That'll have to wait
until Sunday. I know. Everyone's
you're pining for it. Please.
Hold off. It'll be it'll be here
on Sunday the dog in the tree
story. That is it. We will
return on Sunday with more media
deconstruction just for you. I
think we gave you your money's
worth, which for many of you is
nothing. So Thanks for Thanks
for that. Coming to you from the
heart of the Texas Hill Country.
In the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry and
John C Dvorak: from Northern
Silicon Valley where I remain
I'm John C. Dvorak.
Adam Curry: Next. I know agenda
stream troll room.io. The modern
podcast app you're using. Oh,
look at that. DHH unplugged.
It's the most recent episode
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Sunday, adios mofos are who we
are, and such.
John C Dvorak: To get Henry
Kissinger that Henry Kissinger
was he's the worst miss. He's
the worst famous guy but he's
the worst. He killed millions.
And he's a war criminal. Yes. He
was this.
Unknown: He has been involved in
some of the most reprehensible
policies on the part of the
United States, the assassination
of the President of Chile, a
Lendy. And the support for a
brutal, murderous dictatorial
regime the extending needlessly
of the Vietnam War, falsely
claiming in 1972, that piece was
at hand supporting a murderous
dictatorship in Pakistan, as
well as other dictators around
the world. Few
people have had a hand in so
much death and destruction in
different parts of the world
than Henry Kissinger three in
particular suggests that Henry
Kissinger could have been
accused of war crimes one is
Cambodia the other is Pakistan
and the other is East Timor.
John C Dvorak: A war criminal
what he would do it wouldn't do
it. It he's specifically do Do
you know, because I tried to
look inside do
Adam Curry: I do he died while
being Jewish?
We need we need another Jew to
blame. I don't think so. This is
Hillary Clinton even know where
she's walking. And there's
protesters. They are the
Palestinian flags
Unknown: bloody Hillary do
exist. It
Adam Curry: just existed
existed.
John C Dvorak: Even Jewish.
Unknown: As we came, we saw he
died.
Adam Curry: Doesn't really
matter what
Unknown: difference at this
point does it make?
Jewish, Jewish, Jewish, Jewish,
Jewish, Jewish, Jewish, Jewish,
Jewish, Jewish, Jewish, Jewish,
Jewish, Jewish,
all failed life's again. Yes,
sometimes win or lose and don't
want maybe down right now. At
least I don't work for Jews.
But the fact of the matter is
the truth needs to be told
10 years ago when the bathroom
situation came up.
The Al Qaeda wasn't wearing a
uniform. You'd see anyone
walking down the street they all
had man dresses on you didn't
know if someone had a bomb an ID
attached or not. Maybe
you smoke a terrorist on your
southern border. You go ahead
and we're rooting for you. We're
gonna smoke the terrorists on
our own southern border
to hear you can't hear you You
finish and then you get a
balance. That's why we have to
focus on things like cyber on
space on artificial
intelligence, and not just the
regular things that we've always
focused on. Are
you saying that it's time to
bomb Iran? No, I was not saying
it's time to bomb Iran, you
know.
Here's the bottom line, you
could go about it all you like
and continue to deny reality.
Buckle your seatbelts, there's
going to be a new sheriff in
town. Do everybody a favor, just
walk yourself off that stage
enjoy a nice meal and get the
hell out of this. When it comes
to Nikki
as the most obnoxious blowhard
in America and
the baby dive
to where you're just gonna put
your iPod on shuffle No, but you
want to know why.
Because every single song you
own is it is.
It is bang bang bang it
is bang bang, bang bang, bang.
Bang bang
John C Dvorak: bang bang. Bang
in.
Adam Curry: What is what is
that? It is bang, bang. Bang,
bang. Bang
Unknown: acoustic instruments
used is so, not a banger. Once
accidentally downloaded Lumineer
Saab had to throw away my whole
computer to be safe.
vorak.org/in A There you go.