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John C Dvorak: Everybody should
move to Saskatoon, Adam curry
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Jhansi Devora
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Adam Curry: may 16 2024 This
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Unknown: winning killer nation
media
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Adam Curry: assassination
episode 1660 This is no agenda.
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We are climate smarts and
broadcasting live from the heart
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of the Texas Hill Country here
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the morning everybody I'm Adam
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John C Dvorak: from brothers
Silicon Valley where we want to
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remind people that no dude over
40 is going to rock and roll all
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night and party every day. It's
bullcrap. I'm Johnson's war axe
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Adam Curry: kill. Oh, have you
know, I was rocking and rolling
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all night in part and every
single day when I was 40 You
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weren't you? You were when you
were 40 I remember you when you
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were 40 Don't I know? You were
pulling apart computers on the
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TV? Yeah,
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John C Dvorak: well, those guys
that rock and rolling all night,
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whatever that means. And
partying every day, which is
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which, which presumes by the
wording that you're better you
1:09
never get any sleep bullcrap.
Hey. Hello. You and Darryl
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singing along with that song. I
couldn't know Dara thinking his
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Adam Curry: name is now Daryl.
Daryl.
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John C Dvorak: Daryl, you and
Darryl and his other brother
1:26
Daryl.
1:30
Adam Curry: You cracked me up
Jhansi Devorah. Oh, man. Well, I
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feel Are you okay? That you
knock I dropped this clip sheet.
1:40
Oh, no. And it is it's a literal
sheet, isn't it? It's a
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clipboard. Tell me it's a
clipboard.
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John C Dvorak: clipboard sorry.
Just a piece of paper. Well,
1:51
Adam Curry: speaking of pulling
computers apart. I had such a
1:55
great week. I loved Monday and
Tuesday was so funny. As these
2:00
numb nut Nimrods in Silicon
Valley, tried to convince us
2:06
that AI is great. It's great.
Everybody is just great. I'm
2:13
gonna tell you right now. I'm
going short AI and long on
2:16
people. This is here. Would you
like a 45 second overview of the
2:22
Google I O event with Sundar
Pichai and all of his
2:25
executives.
2:28
John C Dvorak: This is Yes,
actually, I was gonna get this
2:30
clip. That you got it? Yeah,
2:33
Unknown: IPI ai ai ai ai ai ai
ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai
2:40
ai ai really useful. ai ai ai ai
AI. AI ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai
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ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai ai
ai ai ai ai ai ai ai, ai, ai ai,
3:04
ai students AI and that's the
power of generative ai ai
3:12
toolkit. Generative, generative,
generative AI. AI ai ai,
3:19
Adam Curry: was there anything
that you heard of that you
3:21
thought might be useful in your
life? At Google presented
3:25
anything?
3:26
John C Dvorak: No, but I saw a
report that was kind of
3:28
frightening. Oh,
3:30
Adam Curry: did you get a clip
of Cedric? No, no, I
3:32
John C Dvorak: wish I didn't
have a clip and I had to explain
3:35
it. Actually, I'll get a clip
and put it on the next show.
3:38
Adam Curry: Okay, well, then I
have one more clip here. Because
3:40
not to be just more who put that
together? You didn't know? I
3:44
didn't know know that. That's
been circulating. Now. Let's be
3:46
circular. It's
3:47
John C Dvorak: a good clip.
3:47
Adam Curry: It's a great clip. I
mean, that's what when people do
3:50
that, then you know that no
one's buying it. You know
3:53
instead of Oh, boy. Oh, so good.
But now but now not to be
3:58
outdone. Open ai ai ai open AI
Sam Altman's. What's that calty
4:05
was in again. Was that six cold?
Those guys are in? Yeah, it was.
4:11
Yeah, I forget the name of that
section. It
4:13
John C Dvorak: was a sex coach.
4:14
Adam Curry: I think it still is
a sex call.
4:16
John C Dvorak: I think it's
still in business. Yeah, I think
4:18
so. What? What, what, who breaks
up a sex cult keep nobody
4:22
effective?
4:23
Adam Curry: No, especially not
if you're said leader of said
4:25
sex call. You gotta made
Effective Altruism. We're going
4:30
to save the world with math. So
they they came up with a demo,
4:37
which was as I've distilled
this, a classic classic Silicon
4:42
Valley demo. Classic. So there's
a guy sitting in a room. This
4:47
John C Dvorak: guy. Well, let me
explain what that means to the
4:49
public. Oh, please do all be S.
4:53
Adam Curry: I'll be all the
time. It's unbelievable. But now
4:58
Now because of this demo. And I
looked up the definition of the
5:03
word reason to reason. So when
when AI can reason it would be
5:12
like the AI would see me sitting
here in my room and would
5:16
presume Oh, by see a microphone.
I see a mixer. I see you got
5:23
headphones on. Are you about to
do a podcast? See that's what
5:27
that's reasoning. But yeah, so
they're open AI is is now
5:34
effectively a a creepy, somewhat
over sexualized spokesmodel who
5:47
got on my nerves very quickly.
It's kind of like Siri with a
5:51
personality. So here's the guy
sitting in a room, then, and
5:56
he's holding up the camera, and
the open AI is having a
6:01
conversation with him.
6:03
Unknown: Hey, how's it going?
6:04
Hey, there, it's going great.
How about you? I see you're
6:08
rockin an open AI hoodie. Nice
choice. What's up with that
6:12
ceiling about? Are you in a cool
industries to office or
6:15
something? Well, can you take a
guess at what that might be
6:17
doing based on what you hear?
6:21
John C Dvorak: I can't tell
which gay guy is the AI? And
6:26
which gay guy is the is the
person that'd be the kind of
6:29
female I'm very similar. They
both are affectations. Let's put
6:34
it that way. Yes.
6:35
Adam Curry: I love the I see
you're rockin a cool open AI
6:39
hoodie.
6:40
John C Dvorak: Now, now if I
held that counter, so that's the
6:42
that's the AI talk. And then
6:44
Adam Curry: because the AI is
reasoning, you see, it's
6:45
reasoning that it's not rigged.
This demo at all, is, of course,
6:50
reasoning. And we continue.
6:54
Unknown: From what I can see, it
looks like you're in some kind
6:57
of recording or production
setup. With those lights,
7:00
tripods and possibly a mic. It
seems like you might be gearing
7:04
up to shoot a video, or maybe
even a live stream. Yeah. Yeah.
7:10
Why
7:11
Adam Curry: wouldn't the AI say
podcast? Or television show? But
7:17
no, it's some kind of
demonstration or live stream
7:21
perhaps.
7:22
Unknown: Or maybe even a live
stream? Good point. Yeah. In
7:26
fact, we've got a new
announcement to make. Or
7:28
Adam Curry: how about are you
gonna send me a dick pic? No,
7:30
no, no, no, the reasoning is
smart. Okay, let's see what he's
7:34
in fact about to do. That's
7:36
Unknown: exciting. Announcements
are always a big deal. Judging
7:39
by the Senate looks like it's
gonna be quite the professional
7:42
production. Is this announcement
related to open AI? Perhaps it
7:47
is. And in fact,
7:48
Adam Curry: Oh, wow. This thing
is so smart. He's like, Wait a
7:53
minute. You rockin the open AI
hoodie. You've got video and
7:58
light. Could this be something
about open AI?
8:02
Unknown: Is this announcement
related to open AI? It is. And
8:06
in fact,
8:06
what if I were to say that
you're related to the
8:08
announcement or that you are the
announcement?
8:12
Me? The announcement is about
me. Okay,
8:16
Adam Curry: this is where when
creepy for
8:18
John C Dvorak: me? Because it
phony laughs weird
8:21
Adam Curry: kind of it's lightly
sexualized. Which is kind of
8:25
creepy. Me. You're talking about
little old me. Huh? My pants.
8:34
Unknown: The announcement is
about me. Well,
8:38
John C Dvorak: this is not a
road. This is like somebody on a
8:40
microphone someplace.
8:42
Adam Curry: On his bed gets
better. Well, Color
8:45
Unknown: me intrigued. Are you
about to reveal something about
8:48
AI? Or?
8:50
John C Dvorak: Hold on? Yeah.
How does the AI voice breeze
8:54
like that? You know, in and out.
I mean, this is ridiculous.
8:59
Adam Curry: This is how good
it's gotten. John. It's
9:01
reasoning. It's comic strip
blogger breathing somehow our
9:04
mystery blogger thinks everyone
would be dead in five years.
9:07
This is all this going to be
running. Is this.
9:11
Unknown: Something about AI or
more specifically about me as a
9:14
part of open AI? You've got me
on the edge of my Well, I don't
9:19
really have a seat but you get
the idea. Ah,
9:23
John C Dvorak: oh, and it's
funny. It's doing materials
9:25
doing stick. What's
9:26
Unknown: the big news? Yeah,
we've got a new model interact
9:31
with the world through audio
vision and texts.
9:34
Adam Curry: Oh, man, they have
demos. They do have a blind dude
9:37
in Times Square holding up his
phone told me what I'm not
9:41
seeing. I mean, come on. It's
it's it's embarrassing at this
9:48
point. He's embarrassed. And Sam
Altman, I tried to clip he did a
9:53
an hour long interview with his
one of his venture capital
9:57
partners on their podcast and
this is the thing These days,
10:00
you have a VC company and
10:02
John C Dvorak: then you have
well, this is not just the state
10:04
this has been going on for
years. But
10:06
Adam Curry: you have your
podcast or in residence. Oh, I'm
10:09
going to interview Sam about
that podcast and residents I
10:12
love. Podcasts are in residence
for sure.
10:16
John C Dvorak: I'm a podcast and
residents. What do you do? Sit
10:19
here.
10:20
Adam Curry: It's an exit
strategy.
10:22
John C Dvorak: Yeah.
10:24
Adam Curry: Hello, Adam curry,
Jhansi Dvorak. Here we are
10:25
podcasters in residence for
Kleiner Perkins. Let's talk
10:29
about some green tech,
everybody. So here's my
10:34
question. Because you asked good
GPT for Oh, little Oh, how will
10:40
actually make money? I would
like to ask that question. And
10:45
when will it make my email
better? You want to impress me?
10:49
Let me run this thing on my
email. So it knows what I want
10:54
to see. It pops things to the
top, it learns it does machine
10:57
learning, it can reason how to
lie when I don't really want to
11:01
respond to somebody do that, and
I'll be impressed.
11:06
John C Dvorak: That's a good
product you just described of
11:07
course,
11:08
Adam Curry: that's that is the
product. That's the killer app.
11:12
But no, no, instead, of
11:14
John C Dvorak: course, I can't
do anything. That's no, you're
11:17
Adam Curry: rockin a cool open
AI hoodie there. People but you
11:24
know, I got emails from people I
I still kind of respect. Like
11:31
the former New York banker, the
former New York banker, he says,
11:34
Look at this man. It's really
getting somewhere now. And he
11:37
said he sends me a link to this
demo. I'm like, Are you kidding
11:40
me?
11:41
John C Dvorak: Kittens. Really
getting somewhere? Yeah, he got
11:46
suckered by the demo that demo
is, is obviously a fake.
11:49
Adam Curry: Yeah. I mean, we've
done these demos, John. Now,
11:53
mind you, we could be in Kuala
Lumpur. I mean, I'm with Mark
11:57
Kanter. I've done the demos.
I've done the demos. Here's how
12:01
it works in Silicon Valley. But
okay, let's go raise a trillion
12:05
dollars. We need more money.
When this thing comes spinning
12:08
apart is going to be hilarious
to watch. And it will always
12:14
does always does. Yeah. And
although you think this this is
12:16
a real cycle, like the cycle.
Well, I
12:19
John C Dvorak: have watched this
over and over. Yeah. And it's
12:22
always it happens at some point
it sticks.
12:25
Adam Curry: Yeah, but it's what
sticking is as well. What's not
12:28
John C Dvorak: it's not. I mean,
I'm first they get this could
12:31
stick I think some aspects of it
will. But with stuff like what
12:37
you just played is, is is
disconcerting. It's I can't say
12:42
the word right. disconcerted.
disheartening.
12:46
Adam Curry: Yeah. But it's
disheartening is that people are
12:48
great bids. Here we go. It's
reasoning is smart is smart.
12:51
That's
12:52
John C Dvorak: the way those
demos work that we've seen this
12:54
over the years that oh, they
they're very effective at
12:56
Buffalo in the public.
12:59
Adam Curry: And if you ask
anyone, I mean, it's actually
13:02
pretty good at helping people
code. Okay. But it's not going
13:06
to replace coders because
writing code is like, poetry
13:09
prose, you know, it's not Yeah.
Okay. But a little simple
13:13
program. Sure. You can replace
some widgets in the
13:16
organization, but not people who
actually code software as a, as
13:21
a creative endeavor that it
really is, you know, putting
13:25
design in the back of their mind
is they're doing it. Oh, it's
13:29
like, it's like disco. It's like
disco of code. It's like it's
13:32
programmatic. Okay, well, yes,
some of that is good. I mean, if
13:36
anybody who has spent any time
trying to get any AI to sort
13:41
through any data, oh, I can
upload a Google spreadsheet to
13:44
at Google, what is it called?
What is the Google Google Doc?
13:50
John C Dvorak: Google calc count
13:51
Adam Curry: because I want to
visit this crazy cow. I can
13:55
upload my visit. I can upload my
VisiCalc to it. And you know,
14:00
but by the time you're done, and
by the time you're done
14:02
correcting it. I mean, it always
has 20% error rate and then you
14:06
probably could have gotten
gotten more done. If you just
14:09
did it yourself. Now it's just
doesn't sheets. There you go.
14:13
Thank you Google Sheets. She
hates
14:16
John C Dvorak: sheets, the
sheets man totally sheets.
14:21
Adam Curry: Then the former New
York banker did send me this pre
14:23
pre print durably reducing
conspiracy beliefs through
14:29
dialogues with AI Oh, yes,
they've done a stir that'll do
14:33
it. They've done a study across
two experiments, we find robust
14:36
evidence. That's better than no
evidence robust evidence that
14:41
the debunking conversation with
the AI reduced belief in
14:44
conspiracy theories by roughly
20%
14:49
John C Dvorak: to 20%. What
conspiracy theories are we
14:51
talking about? Oh,
14:52
Adam Curry: Moon Landing and
stuff. Now. The effects did not
14:55
decay over two months time. So
it's stuck. was consistently
15:01
observed across a wide range of
different conspiracy theories,
15:04
and occurred even for
participants whose conspiracy
15:07
beliefs were deeply entrenched,
and of great importance to their
15:11
identities. But I'd be You
15:15
John C Dvorak: what 20%? Is this
a small number, it seems to me,
15:19
Adam Curry: it's roughly so it's
probably 18 or 17. Furthermore,
15:24
although the dialogues were
focused on a single conspiracy
15:27
theory, the intervention spilled
over to reduce beliefs in
15:30
unrelated conspiracies,
indicating a general increase in
15:34
conspiratorial worldview, as
well as increasing intentions to
15:38
challenge others who espouse
their chosen conspiracy. These
15:43
highlighting these findings
highlight that even many people
15:46
who strongly believe in
seemingly fact resistant could
15:49
spiritual beliefs can change
their minds in the face of
15:52
sufficient evidence. There's
hope for me. There's hope for me
15:57
yet. With AI. I hope that that
groovy chick in the open AI
16:02
system will talk me off the
ledge next time. It's amazing.
16:08
It's amazing. That's where we're
at. I mean, who knew who needs
16:12
who needs anything?
16:13
John C Dvorak: We don't need
anything. Yeah, you ran into a
16:16
brick wall with that. Yeah, I
16:17
Adam Curry: know. So it's okay.
Sorry, I should have stopped
16:21
earlier. You're right. Now the
big I think there's a couple of
16:26
big stories out there. I see you
have a multi partner, so I'm
16:29
going to lead you into it. I'm
gonna let you loose and then I'm
16:33
gonna come back and I'm gonna
close. I'm gonna close the deal
16:36
on this one. Okay. So yeah, the
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Because it's
16:40
not going away. It's bird flow.
That's not medical news.
16:43
Unknown: We can with America's
favorite doctor, the US Federal
16:45
Government,
16:46
Adam Curry: America's favorite
doctor,
16:47
Unknown: but is announcing new
funding to help mitigate the
16:49
risks of the bird flu outbreak
among livestock?
16:52
Yeah, and we've covered this
before. We've been talking about
16:55
it for a while, while now when
you have a spreading pathogen,
16:59
like avian influenza, do you
want to try to mitigate and
17:03
contain that spread? And this is
what the federal government is
17:06
really targeting the industry
and agriculture
17:09
Adam Curry: as well. Let me take
you through it. It's a spreading
17:11
pathogen.
17:12
Unknown: They are pledging
financial support for PPE for
17:15
employees affected,
17:17
Adam Curry: okay, now listen
carefully. They're all the words
17:21
we've learned PPE pathogen, so
they're going to give PPE to
17:27
people who might be exposed to
the non existent threat of bird
17:31
flu in cows.
17:33
Unknown: Let me take you through
it. They are pledging financial
17:35
support for PPE for employees of
affected herds, because we know
17:40
that now, there are at least
nine states involved with these
17:43
infected herds, funding for heat
treatment disposal of impacted
17:47
milk because that's the only bio
secure way of disposing of milk
17:52
that has been exposed or
infected. compensation of
17:56
producers for the loss of milk
production is obviously
18:00
important and they need to work
with the states to limit the
18:03
movement of lactating cattle
because again, from the
18:06
agriculture and industry
standpoint, you really need to
18:08
protect the people who are
closest to these infected
18:12
animals at this
18:13
John C Dvorak: point, I just
love to say that it was a cow,
18:16
white lactating, animal,
18:18
Adam Curry: lactating cattle, it
just sounds good. All right, we
18:21
got one more
18:22
John C Dvorak: that you know
that what that plays into the
18:26
birthing person. Things Yes,
lactating, but now they're
18:29
moving it over to the animal
world. It's not taking cattle is
18:34
a cow. Hello.
18:37
Adam Curry: It's not a meal.
It's not a dairy cow. lactating
18:39
cattle, lactating animals that
lactate with four legs. So now
18:46
this it's off the hook is very
important. what's being said
18:50
here?
18:50
John C Dvorak: Where'd that come
from? By the way?
18:51
Adam Curry: That's ABC with Dr.
Jen Ashton, America's favorite
18:54
doctor.
18:54
John C Dvorak: Oh, she should be
she should be fired.
18:57
Adam Curry: Well, hold on. I got
another clip. And I'm gonna let
18:59
you loose on your on your raw
milk clips. Of course, I haven't
19:02
heard that we never listen to
each other's clips. But I saw
19:04
him. So I know we're going to
you're going to fill the
19:06
doughnut hole here. So it's very
important to note that the as I
19:10
predicted, they're talking about
calling herds Oh, no, the bee
19:13
compensation. This is what
they've been doing with ranchers
19:17
and farmers for decades in the
United States is how you get
19:21
everyone in control. It's like,
Hey, don't worry if your crops
19:25
fail if your herd has to get
called because of I'm sorry,
19:28
your lactating cattle needs to
be called because it has some
19:31
mythical bird flu virus in it
that we've detected somewhere
19:36
with PCR spun up to 80 cycles.
Don't worry, we'll take care of
19:40
your farmers.
19:41
Unknown: It's called bird flu,
but we cattle so it's reacting
19:44
multiple animals. This is a
question so
19:46
Adam Curry: people are multiple
animals now and a half. How do I
19:48
keep this affecting me?
19:50
Unknown: Listen, I've had
conversations with senior
19:53
official Oh,
19:54
Adam Curry: how is this going to
affect me? It's going to affect
19:56
me. Can I get the bird flu
question
19:58
Unknown: so people are going to
have How do I Keep from this
20:01
affecting me
20:02
Listen I have conversations with
senior officials at the CDC
20:05
right now they are considering
the risk to the overall US
20:08
population to be low but who is
at higher risk to people who
20:13
work in these industries so
right now you should try to
20:16
remove yourself from any animal
that definitely appears to be
20:20
ill if you're talking about
birds or cattle. And then again,
20:23
I think we need to realize that
Start
20:25
John C Dvorak: Stop stop stop
the clip
20:27
Adam Curry: stop and clip
20:28
John C Dvorak: Do they have any
evidence or even one dead cow
20:33
died from bird flu that they can
document there
20:36
Adam Curry: is no lactating
animal that has died the cows
20:40
are fine the cows like have you
seen the cows or move with the
20:45
tongue just like a normal cow
fortunately
20:48
Unknown: appears to be ill if
you're talking about birds or
20:50
John C Dvorak: be ill she said
up here appears to be ill
20:53
Unknown: and then again I think
we need to show
20:55
Adam Curry: you is not a
veterinarian She's practicing
20:57
veterinary medicine without a
license here as far as I'm
21:01
concerned
21:02
Unknown: definitely appears to
be ill if you're talking about
21:04
birds or cattle and then again I
think we need to realize that it
21:08
starts with containing amongst
our agriculture and that's what
21:12
we're seeing the federal
government right now
21:14
Adam Curry: all right so federal
government stepping in John now
21:16
of course the main the main
culprit where it all starts
21:19
where we're all worried we're
worried we're worried we're
21:21
worried raw milk whereas you
would say Milk Milk is the
21:27
John C Dvorak: Western Way raw
metal cargo with raw milk milk I
21:31
can say milk Yeah, you can.
Yeah, now this is we've been
21:37
clipping this for a while
they're they're just going after
21:39
raw milk like there's no
tomorrow and so to pound it home
21:44
you know they were doing it kind
of in an oblique way in the
21:48
previous couple of shows clips
but NPR compounded home that
21:53
pretty much gonna just talk
nothing but raw milk in these
21:57
few clips. I got six of them.
They're short, but they're and
22:01
they need to be interrupted a
lot. So that's why I chopped it
22:04
up. But here we go raw, raw
milk, Bs and
22:07
Adam Curry: a reminder and a
disclaimer, elitist
22:09
Unknown: voices of America. This
is NPR
22:14
or PBS the
22:15
bird flu outbreak continues to
spread among cows. The virus has
22:19
now been found in almost 50
dairy herds across nine states.
22:24
Health officials say milk that
is pasteurized to kill germs is
22:27
safe to drink. But the Food and
Drug Administration has renewed
22:30
warnings against raw milk. They
continue
22:33
to strongly advise against the
consumption of raw milk and
22:36
recommend that industry does not
manufacture or sell raw milk or
22:40
raw milk products.
22:41
Now unpasteurized or raw milk is
still being sold in many states
22:45
and advocates for raw milk say
the federal government has
22:48
always opposed this consumption
so why should they listen now?
22:52
Well, we're here to talk more
about this whole situation are
22:55
MPSP long and Kira Eisner hate
both of you
22:58
for alpha Hey, hey, hey,
23:01
hey Siri, I'm gonna start with
you. I'm
23:03
Adam Curry: sorry. I'll shut up
I see you already did all over
23:06
the joke. I know but this is
what you do with my clips so
23:09
I'll I will present the correct
example and I shall no longer
23:13
step on your clips. I apologize
in
23:15
Unknown: our amperes being long
and Kara Eisner. Hey to both of
23:18
you.
23:18
Hey, Elsa. Hey. Hey, Elsa. Hey.
23:21
Hey, hey, so Carrie, I want to
start with you because you went
23:24
to Texas last week and you were
I hear on this.
23:28
John C Dvorak: What is with
this? Hey,
23:32
Adam Curry: this is NPR. Here's
Elsa
23:34
John C Dvorak: Soto Hey, hey,
hey, what what do you say? What
23:37
is this? Broadcasting is this
well, it's
23:41
Adam Curry: it goes along with
the pronoun thing. It's like you
23:44
know, you can say hi, lady, or
Hello? No, no. Hello. You can
23:50
welcome to the show. No, oh, no.
Oh, no, no, this is just hey,
23:54
hey, you know what their family
at NPR? I think that's they
23:58
probably a memo went out. We
sound too serious guys. When we
24:02
do our handovers let's make it
sound like we're a family. Hey,
24:07
don't you think that's a memo
these these
24:10
John C Dvorak: guys ain't there
wasn't no but you deal with
24:13
family? What do you say? Hey,
what to your family? Hey,
24:18
Adam Curry: friends. This this.
This is a thing. Hey, friend,
24:21
John C Dvorak: Randy said what a
sales car. I used car sales guy.
24:25
No, this is what
24:26
Adam Curry: Millennials Gen Z.
This is what Joe Rogan says.
24:30
Hey, friends. Hey, he says hey
friends at the start of every
24:34
single one of his ads. Hey
friends. Yeah. It's kind of a
24:39
generic non threatening because
you can't say hey guys, oops.
24:43
You can't say hey people oops.
Um, so it is the it is a safe
24:49
way to address a crowd Hey,
friends. It is close next
24:54
tonight ladies
24:55
John C Dvorak: and germs. Oh no,
my
24:56
Adam Curry: favorite way. Oh,
no, no. Hey, it's it's a follow
24:59
on to Hey comrade I think I
think it's a
25:02
John C Dvorak: a comrade it is.
Yes. You nailed it. Yeah,
25:05
Adam Curry: it's Hey comrade.
Yeah. Okay, let's just listen to
25:07
that again. Hey, comrades.
That's what it is. It's code for
25:11
comrade. Well,
25:12
Unknown: we're here to talk more
about this whole situation our
25:14
NPSP long and Kira Eisner hate
both
25:17
of you. Hey, Elsa. Hey, hey,
Elsa. Hey, hey, hey. So
25:21
Carrie, I want to start with you
because you wrote to Texas last
25:23
week and you were here on this
mission to find raw milk and
25:28
test it for this virus. What did
you find?
25:31
I found it was quite easy to
purchase in Texas, it's legal
25:34
there. And all I had to do was
drive up to these farms and
25:39
purchase the milk directly from
them. In some cases, there was a
25:43
store attendant who I paid the
money to in other cases, there
25:47
wasn't even anybody there. I
just opened the door to the
25:50
fridge, grabbed the milk, left
cash in a drop box and came out.
25:56
Adam Curry: Wow, Texas is in an
out of control, man. You just
26:00
walk up and grab the milk. And
you're good to go. Whoa,
26:04
John C Dvorak: they don't quite
make they I think they're
26:07
somewhat baffled. We have this
in Washington.
26:09
Adam Curry: It's called Self
Service Honor system friend,
26:12
John C Dvorak: some routers
onramps. They're called onfarm
26:15
honor farms. You know, that's a
good and they're all over the
26:17
place. And you just go up there.
Now if there was in California,
26:22
they would not only not pay,
they would steal the box of
26:26
money and the refrigerator would
both be gone.
26:30
Adam Curry: As long as it's
under $950 in value. It's okay
26:33
comrade.
26:35
John C Dvorak: So I found it was
she seemed a bit none of she was
26:40
what she wants. She was baffled
by the fact that you could just
26:42
go buy something without having
to see somebody that you had to
26:46
do it by honor.
26:47
Adam Curry: What is this? Hold
on? Isn't that how California
26:49
shopping works? You just go in
and take it out?
26:52
John C Dvorak: Well, nowadays.
26:55
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. All right.
Next clip.
26:57
Unknown: In one of those farms
in San Antonio. I met another
27:01
woman who was buying milk. Her
name was Cheryl Moss from and
27:04
she said she's been drinking raw
milk on and off for the past 15
27:07
to 20 years
27:08
because I think that Roundup is
typically a much better quality.
27:11
Right now. We're just kind of
watching the situation. And
27:14
that was in Texas, which was
around zero for this outbreak.
27:18
Adam Curry: We're ground zero or
27:21
John C Dvorak: Texas or ground
zero. You know,
27:25
Adam Curry: it was the meat
mafia boys who gave me my most
27:28
recent jug of raw milk. Oh, you
27:31
John C Dvorak: got some? Oh, it
is.
27:34
Adam Curry: It's almost like
eggnog. It's so good. It's
27:37
pretty taste is eggnog is
basically if you like eggnog,
27:40
you will like raw milk
scientists can
27:42
Unknown: tell that's where bird
flu jumps to cows last December
27:46
and kicked off this whole
outbreak. Wait so
27:48
can people get bird flu from
drinking raw milk?
27:53
Adam Curry: Wait But wait, drink
27:55
John C Dvorak: writing read from
this Scripps ping like what I
27:58
know for CES?
28:00
Adam Curry: Yes. In bold in bold
letters with italics
28:04
Unknown: seeking raw milk pink,
like what do we know about the
28:07
risks?
28:08
Well, it's all theoretical. And
the answer is maybe but
28:11
honestly, health officials just
don't know. So the FDA we heard
28:16
from him in the intro, he's very
clear that the agency doesn't
28:19
recommend drinking raw milk but
he also says that there are a
28:22
lot of open questions.
28:24
Adam Curry: I just want to
remind everybody because I know
28:26
that we were doing the show when
this happened. I think we were
28:30
what were we doing the show when
I had the castle? No, I don't
28:34
think so. No, it was a year prep
post castle. So pre show I had
28:41
the castle in Belgium good good
times. And we had we you own the
28:46
castle. I own the castle. Yes.
You rented it as I said good
28:50
times. No, no, no, no, no.
28:53
John C Dvorak: Those were that's
got overhead issues. Yeah,
28:55
Adam Curry: because you got to
get a guy to do the outside you
28:59
got to get someone on the inside
and then a third person to make
29:01
sure those people aren't ripping
you off. Now it's bad. And
29:04
that's all in Belgium where
everything is complicated. But
29:07
anyway, we had a black swans a
family of black swans and the
29:10
mother and father always stay
there which was nice. The you
29:14
know, the swan swans will come
up and that actually walk into
29:17
the into the living room
sometimes. What? Oh, yeah. Oh,
29:21
yeah. Swans are
29:22
Unknown: braised up the door
open.
29:24
Adam Curry: Yes. This Ron come
in. He's like, You got something
29:26
to eat? Yeah, all swans? Dude.
When I when I this was Dude.
29:32
John C Dvorak: Dude. I had a
helipad. This is good. I know
29:34
you had a helipad. Right? So I
would come in. How much money
29:38
were you burning?
29:39
Adam Curry: Oh, I burned it off.
I burned it all on castles and
29:42
helicopters. I burnt literally
burned my money in the air. So
29:45
I'd come flying and you're
coming into a slow hover.
29:50
John C Dvorak: 300 feet there
was a black swan chopped up. No,
29:52
they
29:53
Adam Curry: would both come
flying toward me. And and split
29:58
off like cut Top Gun. shorts,
they would split off to the
30:01
right and the left it was. And
they would always do that they
30:03
will come and say hello to me.
Anyway, so we had tons of ducks.
30:08
And then there was bird flu. And
the bird flu was bad. And they
30:12
were calling chickens all over
the place. In fact, it came into
30:18
like a three kilometer radius.
And it was right around the
30:21
castle because we were pretty
sure that we're going to come
30:23
and call our, our, our ducks and
our swans, and I was kind of
30:27
ready for some kind of
confrontation. And, but that
30:31
didn't happen. It stayed
contained. And one of the guys
30:35
you know, one of my neighbors
who had chickens, he got bird
30:38
flu. And he would come over to
the house. He's like, Oh, how
30:41
you doing? I got the bird flu.
And it was like a like a, like a
30:45
bad flu. And he lived he just we
just stayed home for a day or
30:50
two and took some took some
Advil. And he got over it and he
30:54
lived he did not die. And it was
the authorities that killed all
30:59
his chickens. Now, they were
still tasty. So anyway, long,
31:04
long story short, this is this
is not a dangerous disease for
31:08
humans. No more dangerous than
the flu. And immune members,
31:13
swine flu. I had swine flu.
Remember, I got swine flu.
31:16
John C Dvorak: I live you guys
swine flu.
31:18
Adam Curry: I lived I lived.
Okay, back to pressing
31:22
John C Dvorak: your luck with
this conversation.
31:24
Unknown: There's not a
tremendous amount of studies
31:26
showing the infectivity related
to this virus and raw milk
31:31
products.
31:31
But one person whose for sure.
31:34
John C Dvorak: Did you hear what
he just yeah, why are they
31:36
banning it and making a big
fuss? They've got no they got
31:40
nothing. Nothing, nothing
evidence. So so
31:43
Adam Curry: here is my story.
reiterated by the experts.
31:47
There's not
31:47
Unknown: a tremendous amount of
studies showing the infectivity
31:50
related to this virus and raw
milk products. But
31:54
one person who's for sure gotten
bird flu so far was a dairy
31:57
worker in Texas and he was
dealing with sick cows he
32:01
probably got exposed to sprays
of infected milk and manure both
32:09
as far as health authorities can
tell no one has gotten bird food
32:12
from drinking raw milk yet.
That's what we're hopeful for
32:16
from drinking raw milk yet. So
what they're leaning on in their
32:19
recommendation is the fact that
people have gotten sick from
32:22
other things in raw milk like
salmonella and E. Coli. And
32:26
that's why they don't think
people should drink it. No one
32:28
Adam Curry: has gotten sick from
the raw milk. They're just
32:31
saying that so
32:33
John C Dvorak: here we go. Now
the thing that bothered me about
32:35
what they were I cut it off
there because the thing about
32:39
raw milk that is problematic and
it comes up in these dairies
32:43
aren't doing their job and is
Listeriosis not and they don't
32:47
even mention that. And so
Listeriosis, which also shows up
32:52
everyplace else too. There's a
CDC page I sent you a copy of it
32:57
was shown in the show notes, but
people should look on the on
33:02
this page as you will check it
out and read the the outbreaks
33:05
of Listeriosis that are on the
on the sidebar on the left and
33:09
I'm going to read a few of them
is the reporting timeline.
33:13
listeria outbreak linked to
queso fresco and CO T hace so
33:19
first outbreak linked to
peaches, nectarines and plums
33:23
listeria outbreak linked to ice
cream, listeria outbreak leaked
33:28
to leafy greens listeria
outbreak linked to a gnocchi
33:32
mushrooms listeria outbreak
linked to deli meat and cheese
33:37
my favorite on and on and
33:40
Adam Curry: Nick link to Bri and
come on bear
33:43
John C Dvorak: Bri and Cameron
bear and package and my daughter
33:46
is the raw milk on this list.
Whereas it's not there. Here's
33:53
one the outbreak of listeria
infections linked to hard boiled
33:56
eggs.
33:59
Unknown: I mean, where are you
from milk?
34:01
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's not
there. It's not there.
34:03
John C Dvorak: No list is not on
this
34:05
Adam Curry: and that that is the
CDC page they're referring to
34:10
what they're referring to here
Yeah, as a side as a side note,
34:13
what
34:13
John C Dvorak: is the hang up
you know me me I said it on the
34:16
last show made me claims is
because that it required the
34:20
kinds of inspections the raw
milk dairies require and what
34:23
they have to do is too much work
for the USDA, the CDC and
34:27
everybody else they don't want
to do it. They just don't want
34:30
to do it so they just assume you
boil everything and send it out
34:33
to the public and screw the
public of even if they want to
34:35
drink raw milk because it's
probably healthier or is claimed
34:39
to be because it's got more
enzymes and everything natural
34:42
Adam Curry: bakwin So I got a
boots on the ground from
34:45
producer crystal and she said
you know, we were very poor for
34:48
a while and the I was able to
get some food and some and some
34:54
wi C Food Program money that's
the women infant and children.
34:58
So it's a poverty program. I'm
like food stamps here in Texas
35:02
and the government supplemental
food program for low for low
35:06
income families now, the so they
they weren't poor enough for
35:09
food stamps but they but they
were poor enough to get the W
35:13
IC. So the only high protein
they were allowed to get was the
35:19
only meat here it is the only
meat you're allowed to get was
35:22
canned fish.
35:25
John C Dvorak: Tuna. Yeah,
everything
35:27
Adam Curry: was high in sugar.
We also had so much juice and
35:31
frozen juice. We didn't use it
because I couldn't imagine
35:33
giving my child juice at every
meal. So their firstborn was
35:37
basically a vegetarian, but then
became zinc deficient.
35:41
underweight. Of course, WNYC
gave some PD assure. And then my
35:46
son started having 40 minute
tantrums, he was absent, you
35:51
know, like absent minded, his
blood sugar was spiking from the
35:54
PDF. Sure. So finally, they got
to a better place financially,
35:58
we're very happy. And she says,
I started putting the kids on
36:02
grass fed meat, raw milk,
pasture raised eggs, and we've
36:05
never had a problem since the
kids look beautiful. So there
36:11
you go. It's the OP whenever the
government says something run
36:14
the opposite way. run the other
direction. They want us they
36:21
either want us dead. I don't
36:23
John C Dvorak: know what their
problem is with the problem with
36:25
these agencies that they're
they're corrupted. Yes. They've
36:27
been captured by various
industries and they're just
36:30
corrupted. There's nothing
There's no two ways about it.
36:32
Yes. And his milk thing is
ridiculous. So but let's go on
36:35
with
36:36
Adam Curry: your point. Let's
just stick a pin in that they're
36:39
corrupted. Because they are all
for industry. They're not for
36:43
your health. CDC is not for your
health. They are for industry.
36:47
Remember COVID? And
36:49
Unknown: are people who drink
raw milk actually taking this
36:52
advice? laugh till it
36:53
doesn't seem like it. I'll set
okay, we reached
36:57
Adam Curry: but I do I sit at
home. I drink my pasteurized
37:00
milk.
37:00
Unknown: It doesn't seem like
it. I'll set okay. We reached
37:03
out to a few raw milk groups.
And they say that the customers
37:06
have been asking a lot of
questions, but demand seems to
37:09
be holding steady.
37:10
How popular is raw milk anyway?
Like I don't think I have ever
37:13
tasted it. Yeah.
37:16
Adam Curry: She's never tasted
raw milk this woman and she's a
37:19
reporter and she's reporting on
the story. Isn't that something
37:22
like you? You'd want to do that?
I mean, we've reported on
37:26
Adderall. Why? Because I've
tried it. Vyvanse tried it.
37:30
Tried everything. I mean, we
want to know about LSD. We go to
37:34
John C. Dvorak. we've all tried
it. We're real reporters. I've
37:38
I've never had raw milk Harmer.
Fran
37:41
Unknown: is raw milk anyway,
like, I don't think I have ever
37:43
tasted it. Yeah,
37:45
well, this not actually was
37:46
John C Dvorak: stopped stopped
by the left. She doesn't think
37:49
she's ever tasted it. Does she
not even know what she's up to
37:53
on a day to day basis? And she's
drinking stuff? I don't know. I
37:57
remember. Hammered
37:59
Adam Curry: man. I don't
remember what it was. Anyway,
38:01
Unknown: like, I don't think I
have ever tasted it.
38:03
Yeah, well, there's not actually
a lot of raw milk drinkers. less
38:07
than 2% of the adult population
in the US, according to an FDA
38:11
study from a couple of years ago
know
38:12
John C Dvorak: what it is 6
million people,
38:14
Adam Curry: these women, they
drink soy milk and nuts. That's
38:19
why
38:19
John C Dvorak: they drink nuts.
Almond milk, yes, that's the
38:22
muck.
38:23
Unknown: But the ones who do
drink it are very passionate
38:25
about it. And they usually fall
into two camps. So there's the
38:29
Trump voters original raw milk
supporters who've been around
38:32
for decades, they've long wanted
access to local healthy food.
38:36
And more recently, movement has
picked up people that want less
38:40
government regulation, food
freedom. So hopefully we've
38:44
watched this industry for a long
time say that this food freedom
38:47
was boosted by COVID When
distrust of the government and
38:50
government scientists really
grew Oh,
38:53
Adam Curry: there it is food
freedom they must be Republicans
38:56
food freedom, trust of the
science dog. Imagine that food
39:02
freedom. And I'm looking at the
trolls and the trolls have good
39:07
points as always, but you have
to think that the government
39:11
wants to kill you and weaken
your immune system. If only it
39:15
were that easy. What John said
is correct. They are captured
39:19
they are working for industry
industry says we can't have this
39:22
we need to sell our pasteurized
milk or nuts that products that
39:27
that is what you can. These are
big lobbies. So that's why they
39:32
get these reports put out and
get em they're clearly feeding
39:35
the news media wait until you
hear my CBS clips.
39:39
John C Dvorak: And by the way, I
want to mention this is about a
39:41
15 minute report blasting raw
milk I just shipped out a bunch
39:44
about five six minutes of it
39:46
Adam Curry: you have chipped
Well my friend. A chipping away.
39:49
John C Dvorak: What about was
what clip for? Yeah, where are
39:51
you filming clip now? We're
39:52
Adam Curry: on five now we're on
five ready? Fine.
39:54
Unknown: What about testing? I
mean, it sounds like there's all
39:56
this fear and people are saying
no, that's just speculation. But
40:00
it seems like knowing whether
there is actually the virus
40:03
inside the raw milk supply would
help clear this up. So Chiara,
40:06
what do we know? Why does
40:08
Adam Curry: she keep laughing
about it?
40:11
John C Dvorak: I don't know.
It's weird. It's
40:14
Adam Curry: these people, these
Republicans is Trump voters than
40:17
tricking the drinking bird flu
virus.
40:21
Unknown: You're right. It would
really help to know if and how
40:25
much virus is out there in the
virus supply being sold now to
40:29
people
40:29
Adam Curry: how much virus is
being sold to people? Wow. NPR
40:34
needs to be shut down. In fact,
it
40:37
John C Dvorak: does need to be
shut down. It would kind of hurt
40:39
our show. But it needs to be
shut down.
40:43
Unknown: But testing doesn't
seem to be happening regularly.
40:46
And that data is really hard to
come by. That's why we tried to
40:49
find our own. But when I brought
raw milk that I bought from
40:52
those for Texas farms to one of
the few labs authorized by the
40:56
USDA to test milk for bird flu,
the lab insisted on calling each
41:01
of the four farms first for
permission. Though the USDA has
41:05
confirmed the agency doesn't
require permission from farms to
41:08
perform the test. None of the
farms gave the lab permission to
41:12
run the tests. They told the lab
they were aware of what a non
41:16
negative result would do for
their business. So the lab
41:19
refused to test our samples.
41:21
Adam Curry: Oh, that's
suspicious. A non negative non
41:26
negative test that could be bad
for us. Oh, we
41:29
John C Dvorak: don't. Okay. Now,
I as a lab rat in my Yes. A
41:34
younger day. Your day? Yeah. I
don't believe this.
41:37
Adam Curry: That they wouldn't
test it. I don't believe it
41:39
either. I think that farms that
the ranchers don't want to test
41:42
it like get good,
41:43
John C Dvorak: I'm sure. Reg,
but so you go to the suppose it
41:46
USDA approval, go to a different
lab. There are labs that can
41:52
test for this. I was in about I
was thinking about this, what
41:56
was going on here? And they sent
her excuses. Well, you know,
42:01
they couldn't do it. She's a
reporter working for NPR. She
42:05
has a budget, they went to the
lab, this my guess, okay, they
42:08
went to the lab and they say,
yeah, we can test for this. It's
42:11
going to cost you $1,500 a test.
Or 2500. These are not going to
42:16
be achieved test to test for a
bird flew in raw milk from an
42:22
official lab that gets
government money. Yeah, yeah,
42:26
yeah. They're gonna say, yeah,
here's, it's gonna cost you 6500
42:29
bucks to do these tests, or more
or more. And she says, I haven't
42:35
got a budget for that. And they
only gave me $500. And
42:41
Adam Curry: we can help you with
advertising, underwriting,
42:44
whatever you want to call it as
down is down. So we don't have
42:47
the money for it. Yes.
42:48
John C Dvorak: So. So she comes
up with this cock and bull story
42:52
to get out of the fact that she
didn't have the cash or they
42:55
didn't have the resources to do
these tests. The
42:57
Adam Curry: standard tests have
25 cycles, PCR, you know, that's
43:01
part that's 500 bucks, but you
really want the 45 cycle, don't
43:04
you? Yeah, that's gonna cost you
extra.
43:07
John C Dvorak: Well, beyond
that, because they have to be
43:10
equipted it just, it's, it's not
like testing for sodium in in
43:16
cereal. It's not like a
potassium test. It's not like a
43:20
simple test. Bird flu virus.
This is an inexpensive test, no
43:25
matter how you're going to look
at it. So she just dropped the
43:28
ball on this and they weren't
they couldn't you know, the way
43:31
you would have done it if you'd
done it right. So you know, you
43:34
you would you like some free
publicity for this lab. You
43:37
know, we'll give you a big write
up and we'll get you a promote
43:39
you and if you just do the damn
test
43:42
Adam Curry: for free, hey, it's
good for your exposure. It's
43:44
good for your for your brand.
It's good for your brand. It's
43:47
good for your brand if we do
that,
43:48
John C Dvorak: so she doesn't
get the test done and the whole
43:50
thing falls through so that so
the whole reason for this
43:53
report, which began if you
listened to beginning was to
43:56
grab some raw milk from does
Texas that test ne'er do wells?
44:00
Yeah. and test it and she
couldn't get that job done. So
44:04
this continues on with a little
discussion. And then it ends
44:07
with this clip, which is the eye
roller clip that just is like
44:10
oh, okay, let's just make stuff
up and try to frighten the
44:14
public. If
44:15
Unknown: drinking milk with a
virus is an easy way for people
44:18
to get infected banned. There
are other worries like what
44:21
Chiara
44:22
John C Dvorak: like what?
44:24
Adam Curry: Like, you gotta have
the rustle of the paper. She
44:27
turns the page on the script,
like what Kiara did,
44:32
Unknown: and there are other
worries
44:34
like what Chiara so
44:36
the worry is that influenza
viruses from two different
44:39
species like a human and a bird
species, in fact, one person at
44:43
the same time, a new kind of
virus could be created, that
44:46
would be more contagious. People
that could lead to a pandemic
44:51
animals the flu spreads to and
the more people It spreads to
44:54
the greater the chances that
that could happen. That's why
44:57
even though the official
assessment is that the risks The
45:00
public is low. Federal health
officials are urging people to
45:03
be cautious and not drink raw
milk. So
45:05
Adam Curry: we're back to the
wet market and Wuhan, is that
45:07
what this is basically, but they
are they trying to remind us
45:11
that that actually happened
somehow that you eat the
45:14
infected animal and then you get
the pathogen because that's what
45:18
it sounds like they're trying to
do.
45:20
John C Dvorak: They don't know
what they're this is a bit
45:22
flailing. This is a terrible
report. And all it is is don't
45:27
drink raw milk and nobody who
drinks raw milk is going to
45:29
listen to them because they
usually have a trusted dairy
45:33
that they just did this the
United randomly drinking it and
45:37
you just drinking from one
source usually that you can
45:39
trust and there's only a few of
them and because there's too
45:44
much work to make the stuff to
be honest about it. And and
45:48
they're just trying to dissuade
everyone it this is a piss poor
45:52
job of FOMO and this is going to
continue I don't know what
45:56
they're doing going getting
nowhere with this now.
45:59
Adam Curry: No, they are not now
they have a new tactic. And
46:02
that's we will witness that in
the clips from CBS. But I want
46:06
to take a little detour. It's
almost like an entre mom or no
46:11
what's what's in the in the
middle of the meal. What do you
46:12
call that?
46:13
John C Dvorak: A prosperity
Andhra Mama?
46:14
Adam Curry: Oh, that's the entre
motto the entrepreneurs before
46:16
you eat? No, no, no.
46:18
John C Dvorak: That's the
aperitif. Oh, oh, yes, I'm
46:20
Adam Curry: sorry, the entre Ma,
a little entre MA from Bitcoin.
46:25
Bobby, who was interrogated by
Ben Shapiro, fast talking spesa
46:33
six gun in the West Ben Shapiro.
Then he turned it into a
46:36
campaign ad. But it was quite
good in this context, because
46:40
Bitcoin Bobby, the OP is telling
us how to drain the swamp of
46:45
exactly this problem. Every
single agency and the the
46:50
agencies are part of the
executive branch. Are they not?
46:52
Am I Yes. Okay. So this is they
should be listening to the
46:56
president, the president should
be the one who is in charge of
47:00
them. And he explains in this
clip, it's 145, a little longer
47:05
than I'd like, but it's good. He
explains what the swamp is, the
47:10
how its captured, why Trump
couldn't drain it. And then what
47:14
he would do if he was president,
47:15
Unknown: what do you do about
the size and scope of the
47:17
executive branch is completely
unwieldy. You have enormous
47:19
numbers of people who are
supposedly experts in their
47:21
particular field. How do you
clean that out?
47:23
You do one agency at a time and
I've sued almost all these
47:27
agencies. I've sued NIH, CDC,
FDA, EPA, the USDA multiple
47:33
times, you know, it didn't start
out corrupted. It started out
47:37
idealistic. I started out models
for the rest of the world, I
47:41
started out serving the public
interest. And they didn't always
47:44
do that perfectly, because
bureaucracies make mistakes. But
47:47
you can restore those cultures,
you stop the profits, the
47:51
hearings, FDA gets almost 50% of
its budget from the
47:54
pharmaceutical companies. Of
course, that's not going to work
47:56
and I hate scientists shouldn't
be able to collect royalties, we
48:00
have to stop the revolving doors
and put corporate capture on
48:03
steroids. In these agencies,
there are individuals at high
48:07
levels who have corrupted them.
And I'm not just talking about
48:10
the agencies, but also the CIA.
I had dinner with Mike Pompeo
48:14
about four months ago. And he
said to me, my one biggest
48:18
regret life is that I didn't
clean up the CIA when I had a
48:21
chance I was running it and he's
at erschien entire upper echelon
48:25
of that agency are made up of
individuals who do not believe
48:29
in the democratic institutions
of the United States of America,
48:32
the upper echelons are
controlled by the military
48:36
industrial complex and people
who would do its bidding. When
48:39
we sued Monsanto. We got
discovery documents that showed
48:42
that the head of the pesticide
division at EPA for over a
48:47
decade was taking his orders
from the highest officials of
48:51
Monsanto to make sure no study
got done that would you look at
48:55
the links between glyphosate and
cancer, I can tell you who those
48:59
individuals are at CDC collied
Boyle, Frank De Stefano, I know
49:03
the names because I've dealt
with them. I know who has to be
49:06
moved. President Trump wanted to
do this, President Trump came
49:10
and say I'm going to drain the
swamp, but he didn't know how to
49:13
do it. You have individuals who
are capable of committing a
49:16
civil disobedience that will
turn off the lights somewhere
49:20
that will stop the sewage
treatment plant will flood the
49:23
streets, and that will embarrass
the president. So they tiptoe
49:26
around these agencies, and they
never do anything about it
49:28
because they don't know how to
do it, but I know how I know
49:32
exactly what to do.
49:35
Adam Curry: So there it is. He
spells it out very, very clearly
49:38
and that mainly the you know,
these these, they're terrorists,
49:43
these these agency people
because they'll turn out the
49:46
lights, they'll let raw sewage
seep in the streets of Lebanon.
49:50
And they will they will so now
we come to CBS CIA broadcasting
49:55
systems and they have yes they
have raw milk on the radar but
49:59
really This is going to
somewhere else which I have
50:02
uncovered. And we shall listen
to a couple of these clips with
50:05
America's other favorite doctor
also not a veterinarian. Dr.
50:10
Celine gounder. Wait, isn't she
the woman who's whose husband
50:13
died from the VAX?
50:16
Unknown: I think she has. Yes.
Yeah. So yeah, so
50:19
Adam Curry: she should know
better. But
50:20
Unknown: okay, as bird flu
spreads among cows in the US,
50:23
the CDC is planning to publicly
post that on the second.
50:27
John C Dvorak: They start off
with that premise. Oh, yeah.
50:30
There is not a cow in the US
that has bird flu, or
50:34
Adam Curry: bird flu. For bird
flu. Which is your axolotls.
50:39
Interesting bird flu.
50:41
John C Dvorak: Bird flu. By
50:42
Adam Curry: the way, it was a
moose boosh is what I was
50:44
thinking of before the meal.
50:46
John C Dvorak: Oh, the amuse
bush. Yes.
50:48
Adam Curry: amused. Yeah,
50:49
John C Dvorak: that's a little.
That is a tie for people out
50:52
there. Here's us.
50:53
Adam Curry: Here's how it goes.
Here's how it goes. Chef has
50:56
prepared something special for
you.
50:59
John C Dvorak: It's using a
spoon with a gabagool line. And
51:03
they say here and explain what
it is. The goal is
51:08
Adam Curry: a spoon with a gob
of goo and an animal like a nut
51:12
like a blanket. Like
51:15
John C Dvorak: Like, like a
pistachio. On top of the gob of
51:18
goo.
51:21
Adam Curry: mousse goo. We have
an image and
51:23
John C Dvorak: we bring it out.
And they talk about I was at
51:26
this dinner at Charlie Trotter's
once where who's Charlie
51:29
Trotter? Charlie Trotter is one
of the greatest chefs the United
51:33
States ever saw. But he died
recently. To your other home
51:36
sorry, but he I went to his you
know, I met the guy before
51:40
because he was on the West Coast
doing some something I was at.
51:43
But he I went to I always wanted
to go to his restaurant was one
51:47
of the best was the top
restaurant Chicago at the time.
51:49
So I go out there. I'm having
dinner with my publisher and
51:53
we're talking trying to talk
about business. And his Joker
51:56
just keeps coming over. He says
Oh, Mr. Trotter would like you.
51:59
Oh, Mr. Trotter, Mr. Trotter,
and by the third time he said,
52:02
you know we don't give a shit
about Mr. Trotter go back and
52:06
let us talk.
52:09
Adam Curry: It's also not an
order of net net. That's
52:12
something different. By the way,
Tina show borders are outside of
52:16
the meal. Tina, this French Tina
showed me something on Instagram
52:19
one of our friends she posted we
have Harry Corvair our first
52:23
crop is called green beans.
They're all right back to the
52:31
bird flow.
52:32
Unknown: As bird flu spreads
among cows in the US.
52:36
Adam Curry: The premise here
right is just it's so misleading
52:39
CDC is
52:40
John C Dvorak: premise is
totally misleading yet that is a
52:43
right from the get go. This is a
false report. Fake
52:46
Adam Curry: news is fake news.
52:47
John C Dvorak: It's fake news,
fake news.
52:48
Adam Curry: I talked to ranchers
ranchers. Today business is no
52:50
bird flu.
52:51
Unknown: It's the CDC is
planning to publicly post data
52:54
on the specific influenza virus
found in wastewater. Bird flu is
52:58
a sub type of influenza A
53:01
Adam Curry: Okay, now we're
getting somewhere. Bird flu is a
53:04
subtype of influenza A sounds
like something I could catch.
53:09
Unknown: It's been reported in
dozens of towns across nine
53:12
states. There's also been at
least two human cases, agencies,
53:16
it has identified the virus at
multiple wastewater sites. You
53:20
may remember wastewater testing
played a crucial role in
53:23
detecting COVID-19 during the
pandemic. Yeah,
53:26
Adam Curry: let's No, no, it did
not. This is a lie. There's a
53:29
lot there was it was sketchy at
best. Everybody knew it. The
53:35
company that was doing the
wastewater testing went out of
53:38
business. Somehow Google got
some of this business. We have
53:41
wastewater aficionados in our
producing audience. Yes, we do
53:46
quite a few. And you know, and
they're all it's all using PCR
53:50
and you can do whatever you
want. Spin it up. Oh, there's
53:53
aids in the water. Oh, there's
there's cholera. Oh, what? It's
53:57
all there. The world the ghosts
of everything.
54:00
John C Dvorak: So we have two to
three lies already on the CBS
54:04
report right from the get go. We
haven't even gotten to the juice
54:06
yet. Dr.
54:07
Unknown: Celine gounder, CBS
News, medical contributor and
54:10
editor at large for public
health at K FF joins me now. So
54:14
Dr. What does it mean that
they're doing this kind of
54:17
testing is are they being extra
careful? Because they learned
54:20
something from COVID about early
detection? Or is there something
54:23
particular going on here? Well,
so
54:25
this is a new tool that we have
to help monitor and no,
54:28
Adam Curry: I thought it was in
use during COVID. You can't even
54:31
get your own story straight.
Now. It's a new tool. It's not
54:34
an accurate two. By the way, we
predicted they would do this we
54:37
would predict they will be right
down to the house. And they'll
54:41
be like, okay, someone's pooping
bird flew in there. Lock them up
54:44
like man like Man,
54:45
Unknown: this is a new tool that
we have to help monitor
54:48
infectious disease outbreaks.
It's not the only tool and there
54:51
are some limitations here. Oh,
yeah. COVID was really just an
54:54
infection of people, at least in
the United States. With the bird
54:57
flu as the name implies, it's
not Not just humans, right? So
55:01
you have birds who are infected
55:06
John C Dvorak: not just humans,
not just humans. What? Yeah, you
55:11
know, this is I believe this is
John Dickerson does giving this
55:14
report by by his voice, and I'm
not sure he should be ashamed of
55:17
himself. He's one of the top
producer, writer reporters at
55:22
CBS. But you
55:23
Adam Curry: have to understand
fake news makes all the money
55:25
real news makes no money. Case
in point this podcast
55:29
Unknown: COVID was really just
an infection of people, at least
55:31
in the United States. With the
bird flu as the name implies,
55:35
it's not just humans, right? So
you have birds who are infected
55:38
cows were infected. And so you
have to look at wastewater is
55:41
really telling you because the
waste could be coming from
55:44
domesticated animals, wild
animals, milk being dumped into
55:48
the wastewater, humans and rural
areas, you have septic systems,
55:53
so it may not even be picking up
some of the waste there. Okay.
55:57
Adam Curry: Oh, wow. Okay, so
55:59
John C Dvorak: you have a septic
system and it's not going into
56:01
the wastewater. How about that?
Yeah, we need to test rural
56:05
areas. We need Hicks.
56:07
Adam Curry: I need to, I need to
stick my dipstick into your
56:11
septic tank. Be my guest. Okay,
we continue.
56:15
Unknown: So now 70 I understand
dairy farm workers are being
56:18
monitored mean, they're being
monitored just to see if
56:21
something happens or what's the
status of those? Yeah,
56:25
Adam Curry: okay. 70 or so
somewhere. Some rancher went,
56:29
okay. All right. So you can
stick the stick the the cotton
56:34
swab, and let's see if we got
bird flu.
56:37
Unknown: So these are people
who've been exposed right to
56:39
expose
56:40
Adam Curry: right exposed.
56:42
John C Dvorak: So as they get
exposed,
56:43
Adam Curry: oh, wait for
56:44
Unknown: these are people who've
been exposed right to right
56:47
animals that have had h h five
and one infection. And so then
56:51
the question is, have they or
are they developing symptoms?
56:54
Some of the common symptoms we
know of are conjunctivitis. This
56:57
pinkeye you
56:58
John C Dvorak: gotta stop it
again.
56:59
Adam Curry: Here it is. The
symptoms.
57:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah.
conjunctivitis. pinkeye. He
57:03
says, they these are animals
cows that have been infected.
57:09
Yes. Infected. What evidence? Do
we have that one cow even one
57:14
cow has been infected?
57:16
Adam Curry: Are you questioning
the CBS the Tiffany networks,
57:19
news? dissemination? I
57:21
John C Dvorak: just want to know
what what cow or herd has been
57:25
infected. They have some some
some traces of bird flu in the
57:29
middle of milk. Yes. But that
doesn't mean that cows infected
57:32
doesn't mean anything.
57:33
Adam Curry: No, and that
ranchers won't even let them
57:35
onto their property. So I don't
blame them. I
57:37
John C Dvorak: think they should
shoot them. Amen.
57:39
Unknown: animals that have had H
h5 and one infection. And so
57:43
then the question is, have they
or are they developing symptoms?
57:47
Some of the common symptoms we
know of are conjunctivitis, this
57:49
pinkeye Oh,
57:51
Adam Curry: no. pinkeye Wow, you
can get pinkeye from wiping
57:56
wrong and not washing your
hands. I mean, come on,
57:59
Unknown: which was in the Texas
case that was recently reported.
58:02
We Oh, we oh,
58:03
Adam Curry: do due to breaking
news. We have a rancher with
58:06
pinkeye. A rancher with pinkeye
Oh, no, not a rancher with
58:10
pinkeye. That is possibly any
ranch who doesn't get his foot
58:14
half trampled? Or, you know,
there's it's very dangerous
58:18
work, but oh pinkeye? Oh, yes.
Stop the presses, which was
58:21
Unknown: in the Texas case that
was recently reported. We are
58:24
hearing many reports of other
dairy farm workers with similar
58:28
symptoms haven't all been
tested. So we are waiting for a
58:31
bit more information on some of
those cases as well. And I'd
58:34
Adam Curry: love to know about
the tests because I'm pretty
58:36
sure the test is another PCR
bullcrap thing. PCR should not
58:40
be used to diagnose any pathogen
ever for any reason, according
58:44
to the inventor, Carrie Mullins
of the PCR test,
58:48
Unknown: and how would they get
it? If
58:50
Adam Curry: Oh, how do you get
it? How are you ready? Jeff,
58:53
this
58:53
Unknown: is a great question on
this? No, it's a great question.
58:55
John C Dvorak: It's a great
question. And how would they get
58:57
it if they test? Well, this is a
59:00
Unknown: great question. And
this is why we need more data.
59:02
You know, wastewater is not the
answer all the kinds of
59:05
questions we have and we need
more data. Jim, some of what
59:07
needs to be done is testing of
the farm workers figuring out
59:12
how they were exposed to was it
through handling of milk or
59:16
milking equipment? Is it maybe
irresolution or socialization of
59:20
the milk or virus into the air?
So you're getting into your eyes
59:23
that way? Is it breathing it in?
We don't entirely know for sure
59:27
which of those Oh, no, it could
be all of them. No,
59:29
Adam Curry: we know nothing. But
now Now they're gonna take a
59:33
little sidestep back to your
let's not drink raw milk.
59:37
Because it's, I mean, it is so
bad. They have a descriptor for
59:42
it, which is just fascinating.
Raw milk again. You probably
59:46
still regularly drink raw milk.
We're all milk Don't you think
59:48
you're a raw milk drinker? Or
going on regular basis? Do you
59:52
get it from then on our favorite
dairy
59:55
John C Dvorak: in Washington
State? That is very nuts. Oh,
59:59
guys. Run by cracked by there's
also rel Raj is a raw milk
1:00:04
dairy. He's a crackpot, believe
me. He's like a clean freak.
1:00:09
It's just like unbelievable.
There is a raw milk dairy that
1:00:14
in California which actually did
it I can't remember the name of
1:00:17
them. I haven't every so often.
It's better tasting than the
1:00:21
Washington stuff is really good
isn't probably like well now you
1:00:23
have now you're
1:00:24
Adam Curry: not telling me that
you transport this across state
1:00:27
lines, do you? Yeah. Oh, no. No
Mimi could get arrested if she
1:00:32
does that.
1:00:33
John C Dvorak: No, it's not a
bug.
1:00:36
Adam Curry: So it's in by the
way, they
1:00:38
John C Dvorak: closed the
inspection stations.
1:00:41
Adam Curry: Now they did. I
1:00:43
John C Dvorak: guess she's
always complaining about you
1:00:45
know, really
1:00:46
Adam Curry: wants to be
inspected.
1:00:49
John C Dvorak: Okay, yeah, of
course. She's a woman. Oh, she
1:00:53
Adam Curry: listens to the show.
Careful. Alright, let's hear how
1:00:56
bad this raw which I love as I
said, what the meat mafia boys
1:01:00
brought to my house. Nice big
jug of it was it was like I'm
1:01:04
like, Oh my god. This is like
eggnog. It's so good. So tasty.
1:01:09
And does
1:01:09
Unknown: it matter whether it's
pre or post pasteurized? Yes.
1:01:14
So pasteurized milk.
1:01:16
Adam Curry: Because it's funny
for some reason.
1:01:19
John C Dvorak: Why is that
funny?
1:01:20
Adam Curry: I don't know John.
This because the word
1:01:23
pasteurized it tickled her ears.
1:01:26
Unknown: So pasteurized milk
really does a very good job of
1:01:29
killing bacteria and viruses.
This is why Louis Pasteur back
1:01:33
in the 1800s came up with
pasteurization things back then.
1:01:36
Adam Curry: That's a lie. I
looked it up Louis Pasteur came
1:01:41
up with pasteurization to
pasteurize wine as far as I can
1:01:44
find out you might know more
about that than I do.
1:01:47
John C Dvorak: Who I never
thought about looking this into
1:01:49
this. Yeah, he was I did. I was
doing some research and one of
1:01:52
our producers sent me a note
saying Marie Antoinette never
1:01:56
said Let them eat bread cake.
Alright, let them eat cake. She
1:02:00
said what she never said it. It
was it was it was it was the it
1:02:03
was the mainstream media of the
time. That is attributed to her
1:02:08
when it when it can be
documented that was said by
1:02:11
another famous woman in France.
When Marie Antoinette was nine
1:02:16
years old, they can document it.
And it was never Marie
1:02:20
Antoinette. She was falsely
accused of by the mainstream
1:02:24
media and their head got chopped
off. Thank you to meet them. 5am
1:02:28
So
1:02:28
Adam Curry: the wait a minute,
do you? Oh, no.
1:02:32
John C Dvorak: I'll get this.
I'll get this Lincoln's being
1:02:34
put in the show notes. Good
story.
1:02:40
Adam Curry: This, this is
troubling to me. So so the M
1:02:44
five M lied about her. Yeah,
right. And then and her head is
1:02:48
gone.
1:02:48
John C Dvorak: They chopped her.
That's what you were doing.
1:02:51
Lining up the clip via second
took a little longer than
1:02:54
normal. So is Kuba.
1:02:56
Adam Curry: Libra also not true.
You know what the story behind
1:02:58
Koopa Libra is?
1:03:00
John C Dvorak: I forgot what
them so the Libra
1:03:02
Adam Curry: is the glass that
they put the ice cream in.
1:03:06
There. It's that qu that coupe
that that nice little rounded
1:03:09
glass. Yeah, supposedly, that
was exactly Marie Antoinette's
1:03:14
breast size.
1:03:17
John C Dvorak: Could be right,
sure. That's bogus too. I
1:03:19
Adam Curry: could be wrong. I
could be wrong. All right back
1:03:21
to a descriptor for raw milk.
Remember, Louis Pasteur did not
1:03:26
invent this to pasteurized milk
because those people were
1:03:28
drinking raw milk and they loved
it bacteria
1:03:31
Unknown: and viruses This is why
Louis Pasteur back in the 1800s
1:03:34
came up with pasteurization
because back then, people would
1:03:37
get sick raw milk. Think of it
as raw sewage. It's heavily
1:03:46
Adam Curry: raw milk. Think of
it as raw sewage. You're
1:03:49
drinking natural
1:03:52
John C Dvorak: exudation from a
mammal milk. Women deliver to I
1:03:57
might add the sewage is raw
sewage to our sewage. Oh, that's
1:04:03
that's a fabulous report. It's
not
1:04:05
Unknown: done. Raw milk. Think
of it as raw sewage. It's
1:04:08
heavily fecal contaminated.
Think about you know where the
1:04:12
cows you know, they're their
faces, aren't you?
1:04:14
Adam Curry: Well, hold on a
second. Now she thinks that the
1:04:17
cows poop out of their utters or
does she think the milk comes
1:04:20
out of the anus? What is she
saying to me here? Think she
1:04:23
says
1:04:24
John C Dvorak: would she say one
of the to think about whereas it
1:04:26
says if Kevin Tammany was fecal
material. Yes. Well,
1:04:30
Adam Curry: the otters are
nowhere near the fecal material.
1:04:34
Saline Dr. Celine? Is she
confused with the what is she
1:04:39
confused by this is very odd
1:04:41
John C Dvorak: chicken and egg
and egg is invented and poops
1:04:44
and the same poop.
1:04:46
Adam Curry: What does that the
Klava the color the service
1:04:51
Cousteau clever
1:04:52
Unknown: people would get sick
raw milk. Think of it as raw
1:04:55
sewage. It's have cloak
1:04:57
Adam Curry: clout. cloaca cloaca
chlobo aka cloaca Thank you
1:05:02
trolls are on point today
alright let's go heavily
1:05:05
Unknown: vehicle contaminated
think about you know where the
1:05:08
cows you know their their feces
are you know this is not clean
1:05:10
you really want to be drinking
pasteurized
1:05:13
Adam Curry: not clean the others
are super clean
1:05:18
Unknown: and I'm gonna now I'm
really not going near any
1:05:22
pasteurized unpasteurized milk
1:05:23
Adam Curry: so he's so grossed
out and so ignorant that he's
1:05:27
like oh man, oh those otters are
dirty they're filled with poop.
1:05:33
Wow, this is an undisputed clip
1:05:35
John C Dvorak: for the day for
the bay. No, this
1:05:37
Adam Curry: clip of the day is
for the clip custodian. God for
1:05:43
me, yeah, well, the clip
custodians on him. This
1:05:45
John C Dvorak: is CBS CBS
1:05:47
Unknown: last one. How concerned
should the regular person
1:05:50
watching here who isn't hasn't
been on the farm recently.
1:05:54
Adam Curry: If you haven't been
on a farm recently go out, go to
1:05:57
a farm shake your ranchers hand
learn about where the other is.
1:06:02
Unknown: So if you're not having
direct contact with poultry or
1:06:06
dairy cattle, those are the two
types of animals that have been
1:06:08
infected in the United States.
If you're not drinking
1:06:11
unpasteurized milk or raw milk,
your risk as a member of the
1:06:15
general public is pretty low.
Right? Now. What we're pretty
1:06:18
low,
1:06:18
John C Dvorak: wait a minute,
this is not zero. It's just
1:06:22
pretty low, pretty low. No,
that's
1:06:24
Adam Curry: a percentage your
favorite, your favorite
1:06:26
percentage is pretty low. It's
you know, it's low, pretty low.
1:06:29
Right
1:06:29
Unknown: now, what we're
concerned about is if this
1:06:31
continues to replicate and
mutate and evolve, whether it's
1:06:37
in mammals or humans, like dairy
farm workers, that's when
1:06:41
there's a risk of evolving and
adapting to humans and Person to
1:06:45
Person spread back to
1:06:46
Adam Curry: the wet market
jumps.
1:06:49
John C Dvorak: We've all which
doesn't make sense now, but a
1:06:51
deep and
1:06:51
Adam Curry: then he says, Oh, it
jumps it jumped. This is the wet
1:06:54
market story that were that we
were supposed to keep believing.
1:06:57
But Fauci covered it up wrong.
And so we figured it out and
1:07:00
like, lab, okay, but no wet
mark. wet market is we're back
1:07:05
to wet markets. Now. That's when
1:07:07
Unknown: there's a risk of
evolving and adapting to humans
1:07:10
and Person to Person spread, and
it jumps. And that's and that's
1:07:13
what, that's what can cause a
pandemic. So it may not be
1:07:16
today,
1:07:16
Adam Curry: oh pangolin. But
1:07:18
Unknown: say within the next 10
years, if we allow this kind of
1:07:20
thing to keep going. That's what
we're worried about. And
1:07:22
by that it's too late. If you
haven't learned how to thank you
1:07:25
so much for being here. I've
1:07:26
Adam Curry: learned how to how
to I don't know if you haven't
1:07:29
learned how to just learn how to
1:07:31
John C Dvorak: if you haven't
learned how to and then he
1:07:33
stopped Yes.
1:07:34
Adam Curry: Yes. How to Lie, how
to live for your for living. So
1:07:37
a couple of articles I have here
first of all, here's the
1:07:41
headline. There's bird flu in US
dairy cows to produce raw milk
1:07:46
drinkers aren't deterred. Since
March 25, when the bird flu
1:07:50
virus was confirmed in US cattle
that's lactating mammals. For
1:07:55
the first time, weekly sales of
raw cow's milk have ticked up
1:07:59
21% Oh,
1:08:01
John C Dvorak: no. Get it while
you can. According to Nielsen
1:08:06
IQ. That could be the reason
that Mimi says she went to the
1:08:10
other day when the story started
to break. She went to sunny
1:08:13
farms, which is the store that
carries with you can go to the
1:08:17
dairy and just buy it there. But
you can buy it from the store.
1:08:20
It was all gone. All the raw
milk was sold out.
1:08:23
Adam Curry: You know why?
Because people like oh, they're
1:08:24
coming for our raw milk. Let's
go buy it. We want it we want as
1:08:27
much as we can get because we're
healthy human beings. We're
1:08:32
healthy human beings. And while
it seems like they all want us
1:08:36
dead, they don't it's just all
CAPTCHA I'm sure this whole
1:08:40
report was sponsored by, you
know, by the nuts app industry.
1:08:44
Anyway, there is that SAP is the
big moneymaker. There is
1:08:47
something else happening here.
And it is a comes under the
1:08:54
recently announced climate smart
commodities program. The USDA,
1:09:01
same people, same people here
who are saying mom can't have
1:09:05
your raw milk have appropriated
$3.1 billion to 145 new private
1:09:14
climate smart projects ranging
from carbon sequestration to
1:09:20
climate smart meat. Are you
following me here? This is this
1:09:26
is what they're doing. And so
these ranchers these farmers,
1:09:31
there's a whole dashboard by
state if you want by state of
1:09:36
projects, each one is yours 3
million here 4 million their
1:09:41
climate smart scaling mechanisms
for Regenerative farming. You
1:09:48
want money you want money? You
just go to this dashboard here.
1:09:52
Let's see what what can I get in
Texas? I can get farmers guiding
1:09:58
farmers tour Climate Smart
Agriculture. Oh, this is good.
1:10:04
This is for black and indigenous
producers, huh? A lot of
1:10:09
universities grabbing this money
here 5 million for Florida a&m
1:10:13
For National Black food and
Justice Alliance. Are you
1:10:16
kidding me now? Climate
Resilience for the farm and
1:10:21
market development economically
viable low carbon and climate
1:10:25
smart practices for soybean
farming. This is part of the
1:10:29
climate, the global climate
change scam. And they're buying
1:10:34
everybody off. And what
eventually happens is the small
1:10:38
producers, the small producers
have no chance that just left
1:10:43
with no chance. They're they're
taken down into complete
1:10:47
oblivion. There's no market
access for people who want these
1:10:52
products. And so now we have to
go out and stand guard at Cole's
1:10:56
farm. So in case the the FDA,
USDA and CDC want to come and
1:11:00
test him and his cows. And then
I got this note from Captain
1:11:07
Ben. He says, you know, you've
been doing a great job
1:11:10
enlightening us about what's
going on in the beef and dairy
1:11:12
industry. I see some very
interesting coincidences in the
1:11:15
Gulf of Mexico commercial reef
fishery that are similar to the
1:11:20
cattle industry. So he's talking
reef fish include grouper,
1:11:23
snapper, tile, fish, etc. In the
last 25 years, the National
1:11:27
Marine Fishery Service has
become more and more
1:11:29
restrictive. And the
participation of regulation of
1:11:32
the Fisheries says My theory is
the same thing. They're
1:11:35
collapsing the reef fishery
industry, so the small time
1:11:39
players will just get out, and
only a few large corporations
1:11:43
own and control the whole thing.
Yeah, he says that if you look
1:11:48
at the reality show, ice cold
catch. He says you'll see a
1:11:53
large portion of the North
Atlantic cod is owned and caught
1:11:56
by two large long line boats
that are owned by corporations.
1:11:59
On the other hand, fellow
commercial fishermen say Oh,
1:12:03
this is the regulations are
being imposed so that it'll all
1:12:06
be imported. This is the same
thing, industry, they control so
1:12:12
much with the captured
regulatory agencies. And me, you
1:12:19
work at the seat, you work at a
USDA or the FDA, and then you're
1:12:22
done working there, you've done
your job, you've helped out the
1:12:25
nut SAP industry, you've helped
out the salmon farms, and then
1:12:30
you leave and then you go take a
million dollar job over there.
1:12:33
This is what needs to stop. And
it's all under the climate
1:12:39
change, climate change. And
that's where we're at, like
1:12:45
climate change is the bane of
our existence. Is even Jordan
1:12:50
Peterson we don't play enough
Jordan Peterson mainly because
1:12:53
the jackets hurt my eyes. Stop
with the jackets Jordan there
1:12:57
was going on with those jackets
jackets are ridiculous. They're
1:13:01
not a statement. They're creepy.
It's almost as creepy as King
1:13:05
Charles is portrait
1:13:06
John C Dvorak: who got him into
doing that because it's like it
1:13:08
was a couple of ex basketball
players that were this kind of
1:13:14
outfit. You
1:13:15
Adam Curry: know, Bill Cosby had
sweaters remember that? You
1:13:19
always had sweaters. It was
actually a Dutch lady who made
1:13:22
those sweaters for him. They
were Elaine. He was oh look at
1:13:26
my sweaters. And what happened
to you? Bill Cosby look at where
1:13:29
the sweaters Got you.
1:13:32
John C Dvorak: Got nothing to do
with it? No, it
1:13:33
Adam Curry: has nothing to do
with it. I like it. I like it.
1:13:38
So now Jordan Peterson, of
course says that this is a huge
1:13:42
scam. And here's a little clip
of him talking about it. This is
1:13:46
particularly about the carbon
dioxide, not carbon, not stuff
1:13:51
that comes out. By the way.
stuff that comes out of the
1:13:54
exhaust of your car is carbon
monoxide. Am I correct? A
1:13:58
John C Dvorak: lot of carbon
dioxide comes out. Well, we
1:14:00
Unknown: need more. We're
essentially in a carbon. I'm
1:14:03
sorry.
1:14:04
John C Dvorak: I'm gonna say a
carbon monoxide does come out of
1:14:06
the tailpipe. Nitrous, various
nitrogen, nitrogen oxides. Those
1:14:11
are taken up by the catalytic
catalytic converter.
1:14:14
Adam Curry: Exactly. No, no, no,
no, we need more carbon dioxide
1:14:19
twice as much as we have today.
We're
1:14:21
Unknown: essentially in a carbon
dioxide drought by historical
1:14:25
standards. So if you look at the
proportion of carbon dioxide in
1:14:28
the atmosphere over the last
number of hundreds of millions
1:14:32
of years, like a pretty whopping
timeframe, we're at a very, very
1:14:36
low level. We dropped to about
350 parts per million by say
1:14:42
1850, something like that plants
start to die at 250. Right,
1:14:48
because they need carbon
dioxide. So we were almost at
1:14:52
the point where the plants were
going to start to die. That's
1:14:54
how low the carbon dioxide
levels are now they have been
1:14:57
increasing. Why? Well some of
that Probably manmade, you know,
1:15:01
it's not it's not exactly
settled, but we could give the
1:15:05
devil his due and say some of
that's manmade. Okay, so now
1:15:09
we're up to something in the
low, four hundreds. And that's
1:15:15
been increasing, and perhaps
because of industrial output. So
1:15:19
what's been the major
consequence? The major
1:15:22
consequences that the planet is
20% greener than it was in the
1:15:27
year 2,020%. This is NASA Data.
No one disputes this, by the
1:15:33
way, the satellite imagery is
absolutely clear. 20% greener,
1:15:38
an area the size of the
continental US as green since
1:15:43
the year 2000. So the whole
planet is 20% greener, that's
1:15:48
the big effect crops yield, crop
yield has gone up 13% Right.
1:15:54
Okay. Where's the planet getting
greener? Because you heard
1:15:57
climate, global warming, the
deserts are going to grow well,
1:16:01
then it wasn't global warming,
because that turned out to be a
1:16:03
scam. Then it was climate
change. The deserts are going to
1:16:06
grow. It's like no, the deserts
are shrinking. The deserts are
1:16:09
shrinking because the planet is
greening because there's more
1:16:12
carbon dioxide. Now
1:16:14
Adam Curry: I liked what he said
here because it comes right back
1:16:17
around to the agencies. If you
have a deficiency of carbon
1:16:22
dioxide Of course we need
Monsanto and glyphosate and all
1:16:27
these things to improve your
crop yield. We can't have that
1:16:30
happening naturally buy more
carbon dioxide in the
1:16:33
atmosphere. No, that means we
start to lose money. This is the
1:16:38
scam it's a scam.
1:16:41
John C Dvorak: What Yeah, yeah,
start to lose money
1:16:44
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's what
it's all about. Who cares if it
1:16:48
turns the frogs gay? And with
that I'd like to thank you for
1:16:52
your courage say in the morning
to the man who put the sea in
1:16:54
the code for comrades say hello
to my friend on the other end
1:16:57
the One Only Mr. John
1:17:02
John C Dvorak: well in the
morning to you Mr. Abrupt
1:17:06
through the millennial shift,
same boots on the ground feet
1:17:09
near subs in the water. It all
the dames knights out there in
1:17:12
the
1:17:12
Adam Curry: morning to the
trolls and the troll room. I am
1:17:14
getting ready to count you they
scurried off. Yeah, I'm keeping
1:17:22
us on the schedule man. It's 117
We're into the show it's time
1:17:26
you know it's time for it was a
natural break a natural break as
1:17:29
well. Is an unnatural breaking.
Was it a wiry natural break? I
1:17:33
think it was perfect. Perfect.
Perfect Natural break. Kind of
1:17:38
the trolls we have 18 120 Trolls
with us today that is down from
1:17:42
our last Thursday show we had
1943 So we've lost some along
1:17:46
the way no doubt because they
drank raw milk and are now
1:17:50
dying. They have pink dead or
dead dead we got dead trolls if
1:17:55
you want to be a troll, and the
trolls have actually been quite
1:17:58
good today. They've they've been
posting stuff in French and you
1:18:02
know laughing along and you know
everyone agrees on this stuff.
1:18:06
Man, you can't get them to agree
on Israel and the Jews running
1:18:09
the world but you comes to
Melkite everyone's in agreement.
1:18:12
That's beautiful. If you want to
be a troll go to troll room.io
1:18:16
You can listen to our show live
on Thursdays and on Sundays we
1:18:20
do it we do it live. Which by
the way is probably the biggest
1:18:23
problem with podcast today. Is
most of these podcasts are not
1:18:27
done live people take all the
soul out of them by recording
1:18:31
them and taking out all the crap
o's and memes and speeding it up
1:18:36
a little and chopping out
silences because you owe people
1:18:40
got no time. No, we are just
pure and raw. We're like we are
1:18:44
the raw milk of the raw milk of
podcasts. That's exactly what we
1:18:48
are the raw milk of podcasts and
it's good for you know, pink, I
1:18:52
hear Spotify you listen to
Spotify that'll give you pinkeye
1:18:57
so you go to troll room.io or
you use a modern podcast app
1:19:00
this is another thing where we
are forging the future making
1:19:03
sure that if you can't do you
think that you by the way, you
1:19:07
see that Spotify got a notice
from from the whole Music
1:19:11
Association industries saying
sorry, what Wait, Spotify got a
1:19:16
notice from the Okay, from the
from the from all the associate
1:19:20
the copyright holding
associations of music saying
1:19:24
check this up. BJU are hosting
music that is not licensed in
1:19:30
podcasts. So they didn't say
which ones, but they say you
1:19:36
have to remove them immediately.
So now Spotify is going to go
1:19:39
and start I guess with AI seeing
if there's any music in your
1:19:43
podcast, even if you've licensed
it, even if it's value for value
1:19:47
music, and they're gonna start
dropping you, your podcasts will
1:19:51
be dropped. It's gone by who? By
Spotify, they'll kick it off
1:19:54
their platform because they're
gonna get to
1:19:57
John C Dvorak: be on their
platform anyway.
1:19:58
Adam Curry: Well, we're not on
it, but You know people are
1:20:01
stupid. They're like they don't
listen to the Godfather I say
1:20:04
you don't want to be on Spotify
you know Rogan got his first 300
1:20:08
million from Spotify by not
being on Spotify. They said well
1:20:13
come on man. We'll pay you for
it and then he went on Spotify.
1:20:16
Anyway, podcast apps.com Get a
modern podcast that one that
1:20:20
won't be the platform because
the back end is podcast
1:20:23
index.org And that's being
distributed so even even if we
1:20:27
go away no one will be able to
take it away ever. We're fed a
1:20:30
fine it fed a fine another thing
we don't do is we don't take
1:20:35
native ads or any kind of you
know, any commercials from any
1:20:40
creepy corporations at all. None
never done it because that's
1:20:44
another thing. Boy you're
talking to get you're going
1:20:46
against the grain here, man.
You're talking about a
1:20:49
competitor man, you can't do
that Nana saw censorship
1:20:53
advertising is censorship. So we
1:20:56
John C Dvorak: Oh, whoa. That's
a new phrase. And I like it. Oh,
1:21:00
advertising is censorship.
1:21:03
Adam Curry: You've never heard
me say that. Have I not done no.
1:21:05
Yeah, I
1:21:05
John C Dvorak: don't remember
you saying and I would have
1:21:07
picked it up because it would go
right in the newsletter. Okay.
1:21:11
Adam Curry: And on hoodies over
at no agenda shop.com I'm
1:21:14
telling you boys gotta get on
the stick here. We need to
1:21:17
promote the more no agenda
shop.com We got hoodies we got t
1:21:20
shirts. We got you got hats. We
got to koozies all kinds of
1:21:25
groovy stuff. No agenda shop.com
No. Instead we have adopted for
1:21:31
16 years now I think yeah, about
16 years maybe a little more the
1:21:34
value for value more we probably
didn't start calling it value
1:21:37
for value until 14 years ago.
And then that just stuck and
1:21:43
it's amazing how this concept is
spreading far and wide actually
1:21:47
have an M five M segment for
after after we talk about some
1:21:51
of our executive and Associate
Executive producers about how
1:21:53
they are losing out how it is
crumbling, how it is all falling
1:21:57
apart? No. We use value for
value. The whole world is
1:22:00
talking about value for value
case in point. This is the alpha
1:22:04
alga alga hernia podcast show
off our Hohner podcast show.
1:22:11
House Deutschland listen
carefully
1:22:14
Unknown: because I'm going to
start off on V mon Medved.
1:22:17
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fear Dienstleistungen and Van
1:22:23
gatos giving markups those guns
feel value for value or fair
1:22:27
talk financier itself so of
these blanks on an alpha value
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for value
1:22:32
man can get love I love bonds
baboon shoden been spending on
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Sky village code
1:22:37
Adam Curry: I really Kate
voluntarily value for value you
1:22:41
heard it even the Germans are in
on it.
1:22:46
John C Dvorak: There's no German
translation for the for the
1:22:49
phrase no man.
1:22:51
Adam Curry: It's like no value
for value. No. No manly is
1:22:56
John C Dvorak: it this is like
an original phrase. It only has
1:22:59
to be spoken in English value
1:23:00
Adam Curry: for value Uber
Allah's man. That's how we roll.
1:23:05
So one enormous piece of value
for value. It's time talent and
1:23:09
treasure and this whole show was
built up of producers who
1:23:12
contribute to the show clip
custodian clip collector Dave
1:23:17
Ackerman all these people who
are helping us on that angle,
1:23:21
but then we have void zero with
technology keeping us running
1:23:24
and we got the the Art
Generator, we've got the meetup
1:23:29
servers, we've got the server
Tim code monkey people doing all
1:23:32
of this that's all valuable and
what our artists do as valuable
1:23:36
as well. They go to knowledge
and art generator.com They
1:23:40
upload art for us to choose
from. So we have fresh, funky,
1:23:43
fresh, beautiful art. Every
single show you see it pop up it
1:23:47
looks great when we post the bar
it looks great in newsletters
1:23:50
and also looks great over there
and no agenda shop.com Now we're
1:23:54
traditionalists. We'd like to do
some on special days, like
1:23:56
Mother's Day, we'd like to have
a Mother's Day presentation. And
1:24:03
there were several to choose
from but networks, networks
1:24:06
nailed it with no agenda movie
theater. And as I looked at
1:24:11
this, this aren't even because I
talked about the movie the
1:24:14
unsung hero, which is a great
Mother's Day movie. Hope you all
1:24:16
took your mom to go see it. As I
looked. It He even put in the
1:24:21
tasty pretzels that I had at the
movie theater, popcorn pretzels.
1:24:26
There's two people now if we
don't think it's a guy in his
1:24:31
mom, but probably a guy in his
bride who has a mom, which is
1:24:35
also
1:24:35
John C Dvorak: fair game,
obviously unless it's a
1:24:37
perverted picture. Well, it's
1:24:39
Adam Curry: networks you never
know he is one of those great
1:24:41
Dutch grandmasters so we got to
be careful but we appreciate
1:24:46
what networks did and we want to
I just logged into the Art
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Generator All right. See the
artists do this on the fly live
1:24:54
while we're doing the show so we
can choose it right after we're
1:24:56
done. already. See some funny
stuff for for the show. Now.
1:25:00
comics
1:25:00
John C Dvorak: should mention by
the way, the one next to it mom
1:25:03
on the burning sun with the that
was it was available to us.
1:25:07
Adam Curry: What do you mean?
Yes, we discussed that the solar
1:25:10
flare mama.
1:25:12
John C Dvorak: I don't remember
it. Yeah, yeah. I
1:25:14
Adam Curry: said how about that
one? And you said no, I hate it.
1:25:17
John C Dvorak: i That's not
true. I'll tell you which one
1:25:19
you said that about. You did say
that about one of
1:25:22
Adam Curry: them. Which one?
Which one that I know it was
1:25:25
another one you wanted? Well,
stormy Trump wasn't no
1:25:29
John C Dvorak: he couldn't
really come. I did do this one
1:25:31
is the only real choice.
1:25:33
Adam Curry: I mean, comments.
Your blogger posted 5000 ai
1:25:36
generated buttons. Yeah, it was
challenge coin. Template. Comics
1:25:42
your blogger? No. It's just No,
I don't get it. Doesn't he see
1:25:49
it's not happy Mama was creepy
with the chocolates. What else
1:25:54
was there? Was there anything
else? There was?
1:25:58
John C Dvorak: Really no this
was the only piece that was
1:26:00
really good. That was usable
content. taunt me. Oh, Trump,
1:26:04
stormy Trump thing down there
where Douglas Harris did it we
1:26:08
see you know, don't do stuff
like that. No, no.
1:26:10
Adam Curry: And, you know, Bill
Walsh tried to do like kind of a
1:26:13
cheese cake. By the way. I think
I have a picture of my mom who
1:26:16
looked like that at the time
with her apron on in the
1:26:19
kitchen. She had that hair. And
like the 60s. Now it's very
1:26:26
Americana. But no, no, no, no.
There was anything else. I think
1:26:32
that was it. Taunton yielded
some flowers, which was always
1:26:36
good as a Hail Mary, but it's a
good one. By the way. Taunton,
1:26:40
Neil, another one of those great
Dutch grandmasters. So she she's
1:26:45
coming to the meetup on June
15th. And she sent me a picture
1:26:49
of the two of us from 30 almost
33 years ago. Wow. 1992
1:26:56
John C Dvorak: She has a longest
living crush on you have anyone
1:27:00
she's and
1:27:01
Adam Curry: she looks she looks
like she was 16 I think probably
1:27:05
wasn't. And, and she says she
has a scrapbook.
1:27:10
John C Dvorak: Oh my gosh, you
probably has an altar or thrown
1:27:15
pictures of
1:27:16
Adam Curry: you over if you mean
a shrine. I think a shrine
1:27:20
John C Dvorak: blew the joke up.
1:27:23
Adam Curry: I'm very excited to
see her scrapbook. I hope she
1:27:26
brings us she's no I'm a grown
ass woman. I'm not going to
1:27:28
bring yes you are. You're
bringing the scrapbook. We know
1:27:31
you have it. Bring it. So thank
you very much networks. And
1:27:35
thank you to all of our artists
for all the work you always do.
1:27:37
It is tremendously valuable to
us and to the show. And we
1:27:41
appreciate the work that all of
you do. We're gonna we're always
1:27:44
going to be honest that we're
always going to tell you exactly
1:27:45
what we think and and there you
go. So stop with the AI Comitia
1:27:50
blogger. Now for the treasure
portion we'd love to give thanks
1:27:54
to all of our producers, the
whole beauty of value for values
1:27:57
you can give whatever you want,
whatever the show is worth to
1:27:59
you at $5 may be a lot to you.
By the way if everyone gave $5
1:28:03
It's the pipe dream. But if
everyone gave $5 the segment's
1:28:06
will be way shorter and we could
just run through it to do no
1:28:08
segment there'd be no segment.
You're right would be no
1:28:12
segment. instead. The balance
always comes from the executive
1:28:16
and Associate Executive
producers. We appreciate them
1:28:18
very much and we kick it off
with Kiernan Hennessy, who's in
1:28:21
Dublin, county, Dublin, Ireland,
Ireland $1,000 and Kieran Kieran
1:28:28
says, Hi, hey, no jingles no
karma thanks. However as this is
1:28:34
my third my third one que
payment. If you will accept that
1:28:40
without accounting. I would like
to claim the Barony of
1:28:42
Donnybrook. I'd say that is
approved. Approved, approved,
1:28:47
approved. And thank you very
much, Karen. We appreciate it.
1:28:50
We'll hit that we'll hit yet
with that later on with your
1:28:53
official title change. That's
1:28:56
John C Dvorak: the menisci Yes,
yeah. Say no more. Okay, well
1:29:00
then we move on to Allen fenced
in in Blaine Washington and he
1:29:05
tend to check in and a note and
you know why he can tell us the
1:29:09
note because
1:29:10
Adam Curry: it's on paper I was
like paper
1:29:13
John C Dvorak: for fourth with
the rights. Please find my
1:29:17
second installment 33333 For
fast track the knighthood nice.
1:29:22
I should be getting that
Ambassador shipped to Belize any
1:29:25
day, asking for a birthday
blessings for myself. And as I
1:29:30
approach 60 times around the
sun, I also asked you for
1:29:33
birthday blessings from my
smokin hot wife. And smart he
1:29:37
puts in right today. After
1:29:39
Adam Curry: the fact he wrote in
smokin hot and smart wife
1:29:43
John C Dvorak: Joanie 615 And my
beautiful daughter Isabel six
1:29:47
one everybody Wow. Tall there on
the list, I guess so.
1:29:51
Adam Curry: I thought I thought
they were just tall but no, it's
1:29:53
all birthdays. Okay.
1:29:55
John C Dvorak: 616 50 currently
residing in New York. City
1:30:00
Brooklyn. She could go meet your
daughter Yeah. But don't hold
1:30:06
that against her thanks for all
you guys do to keep me sane I'll
1:30:08
be dropping my next donation in
a few months we hosted a meet up
1:30:11
recently at our Bistro, the
vault bistro and wine bar in
1:30:14
beautiful Blaine gateway to the
USA where I can still see
1:30:17
socialism from my Deck. A good
time was had by all still
1:30:21
waiting for you guys to show up
at our bistro where you will be
1:30:23
treated like the OG gangsta
kings that you are perfecting my
1:30:27
roundtable request stay tuned
thank you for your courage and
1:30:31
the best podcast in the universe
and for the best podcast in the
1:30:33
universe and put that in there.
Alan fist and in Blaine
1:30:36
Washington Thank
1:30:37
Adam Curry: you Alan we move on
to Dame Lisa from Foxborough,
1:30:40
Massachusetts. Lots of casinos
there. If I recall Foxborough
1:30:44
casino, also a piece of paper I
have the scan Adam and John
1:30:48
three, three 3.33 enclosed my
annual donation Thank you. See
1:30:53
as you encourage seeing as you
encourage the airing of
1:30:56
grievances. I will admit, I am
still a bit miffed that you did
1:31:01
not acknowledge my gift of
ruffles all dressed chips last
1:31:04
spring. I believe this to not be
true. I think we most definitely
1:31:09
discussed the box of ruffles all
dressed chips she sent you
1:31:13
John C Dvorak: said Most
definitely. I meant it.
1:31:15
Adam Curry: 100% However, she
says I'm trying to let that go.
1:31:19
Yes, it's called forgiveness.
1:31:21
John C Dvorak: I think that we
got to chips and they were so
1:31:23
gross. It was Yeah, we didn't
want to make her embarrass her.
1:31:29
Adam Curry: I think you may be
right. ruffles Oh my see
1:31:33
John C Dvorak: ruffles all
dressed chips it was like her I
1:31:36
believe there were a small bag
of potato chips that had every
1:31:39
imaginable spice and seasoning
all thrown into one to make a
1:31:43
mess. I believe that to be true.
I do believe
1:31:48
Adam Curry: yes well I see we
discussed ruffles chips on
1:31:52
episode 1064 And let me just
1:31:58
John C Dvorak: grab was probably
the so we did discuss them she
1:32:00
didn't hear it I
1:32:01
Adam Curry: think we did I'm
pretty sure we did. Yes. Anyway
1:32:05
anywho I'm trying to let that go
I know you must get a lot of
1:32:09
gifts and I'm more worried that
you will find an exit strategy
1:32:12
and leave me and my amygdala
stranded well that's yes keep up
1:32:20
the good work Dame Lisa of Amick
lake in five casters
1:32:24
John C Dvorak: in residences are
a legal scheme
1:32:27
Adam Curry: to give and you will
probably get points on every
1:32:30
deal points man will get point
1:32:31
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we get some
points.
1:32:33
Adam Curry: points on the deal.
Rolling Hey hello VCs out there
1:32:40
puck and we'll we'll do great.
So tell me about your latest AI
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play so what's the T and what's
the TAM on your product? That's
1:32:51
the total accessible market for
those not in the know or VC
1:32:55
speak alright impressed you with
that I can tell ya Oh yeah, okay
1:33:02
all right. You're up.
1:33:03
John C Dvorak: Oh, I am up with
sorry sir pursuit sir pursuit of
1:33:09
peace and tranquility another
another note and paper this is
1:33:15
great. Please find enclosed my
made donation of 33333 have Adam
1:33:19
would you kindly chip in a
penny? No,
1:33:21
Adam Curry: I've got one Hold on
It's it's in that small pocket
1:33:24
in my
1:33:26
John C Dvorak: in my gene he
will help me stay aligned with
1:33:30
the university accounting below
and he's got the accounting he's
1:33:32
got 4333 deaths but he doesn't
need a penny but he got
1:33:36
sincerely sir pursuit of peace
and tranquility in the lands of
1:33:38
the red clay and the cherry
trees he's got the accounting
1:33:41
but he doesn't say anything
about winning an upgrade but
1:33:45
Adam Curry: gets an upgrade I
think he gets an upgrade for
1:33:50
John C Dvorak: Baron plus in
that a bike and or a
1:33:52
Adam Curry: hole I'm let me
scroll down the list something
1:33:55
Hold on a second title change
No, no, he didn't ask for
1:33:58
anything but
1:33:59
John C Dvorak: yeah, that's
great. Well, if he asked for
1:34:00
some we'll give it to him. Now
of course with great pleasure
1:34:03
get the penny
1:34:04
Adam Curry: with great pleasure.
Mike Ellis is in Pottstown pa
1:34:07
333 ITM John Adams, the pride of
successfully hitting my uncle
1:34:12
Jimmy row in the mouth was soon
overshadowed by the shame of my
1:34:16
douchebaggery being called out
on the last show. The dirt won't
1:34:20
come off. Perhaps a D douching
might cleanse me of my shame
1:34:27
you've been deep deuced I keep
taking from the best podcast in
1:34:32
the universe without returning
any treasure to the cause. Well
1:34:35
no more love is lit and love you
guys jingles anything rev
1:34:39
Sharpton and yelling dog karma.
1:34:58
John C Dvorak: John of Jupiter
inside Centerville, Utah 23456
1:35:03
becomes the first Associate
Executive Producer. This
1:35:06
donation brings me to
knighthood. I've been part of
1:35:09
the no agenda community for 10
years to the day, and it's made
1:35:13
a double plus good difference in
my life thanks to Sir Shaun of
1:35:18
the Northern Everglades for
hitting me in the mouth and
1:35:20
keeping me honest. Thanks to my
smokin hot wife Jenny for
1:35:24
permission to become a night for
my joint birthday Father's Day
1:35:29
present. Wow, that's nice. Good
for Jenny. She's good. She's
1:35:32
this smart machine one
1:35:35
Adam Curry: of the smart ones.
1:35:36
John C Dvorak: Shout out to gray
America. And to the producers of
1:35:39
this have in a similar line or
some similar line of work who
1:35:44
publicly share the information I
haven't speaking of spooks
1:35:50
Adam Curry: by the way,
primarily suspicious
1:35:53
John C Dvorak: that Sparky the
dimension dog and Phoebe haven't
1:35:56
been seen in the same place.
Tonight me Sir John of Jupiter
1:36:01
lover of La Loxahatchee
Loxahatchee and emissary to the
1:36:09
perpetual pioneers. I would like
some street meat and ever ugly
1:36:13
glaze heat at the roundtable. I
can get some mechanism. Trump's
1:36:17
Trump's job karma for
inspiration and an Atlas
1:36:21
Shrugged since I'm still waiting
on my invite to gold's Gulch,
1:36:26
Adam Curry: and he's an
Associate Executive Producer and
1:36:28
will be knighted today
1:36:34
Unknown: by iron Rand jobs,
jobs, jobs.
1:36:45
Adam Curry: Steve Dimitrijevic
Dimitrijevic Dimitrijevic
1:36:50
Dimitrijevic What do you think
it is? Dimitrijevic. I want to
1:36:54
say it fast Dimitri. visiable.
Jim, Jim. diminta Maitra Vic
1:36:58
nases seven. Oh, no. It seems
like there's something else in
1:37:00
there that anyway. Well, he
1:37:02
John C Dvorak: said, Yeah. Well,
yeah.
1:37:03
Adam Curry: He said, Steve sent
in a note he's in Kenosha,
1:37:06
Wisconsin. And what was his
donation amount here he sent us
1:37:12
to the RO ducks row ducks. Two
two 2.2 to one of our another
1:37:16
one of our favorites. John.
Adam, thank you for your
1:37:18
courage. You've been listening
since Adams first Rogen
1:37:20
appearance, broken donation,
please credit this donation to
1:37:24
my beautiful wife Michelle. Oh,
that's a switch through them,
1:37:26
which are true since giving up
her nursery her nursing job due
1:37:31
to jab refusal. good woman. She
has given birth to our two
1:37:37
beautiful HR daughters, HR O
human resource daughters, and
1:37:43
started a tallow based skincare
company. I could not be more
1:37:48
proud. Now watch out FDA is
gonna come for you. And we never
1:37:53
had a fight. With all the recent
talk about banning beef and
1:37:58
cattle shortages. I knew it was
time to donate. For producers
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order. Yet karma for all? Wow. I
1:38:19
love I love it. I love it when
people start businesses like
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that. I bet it's dynamite. I
really do. Thank you. You've got
1:38:32
so Michelle. Michelle is in
there Michelle? Michelle, my
1:38:39
Belle with
1:38:40
John C Dvorak: another Michelle
Michelle Carter Michelle law.
1:38:43
Adam Curry: How about that
coincidence?
1:38:45
John C Dvorak: In Westbrook? Or
West Bank? I'm sorry, BC, BC BC
1:38:52
210 60. Hi, John and Adam $200
USD is 285 Canadian dollar reds.
1:39:01
It's been a crazy year for sure.
Adrian and I we moved away from
1:39:05
the overly expensive cost of
living in the Okanagan Valley in
1:39:09
BC winegrowing area I might add
to Saskatoon, the parish of
1:39:14
Canada it is Sat is what they
say Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
1:39:19
gotta say we love it here. This
is a beautiful place and it's so
1:39:23
much more like the Canadian
Canadia we grew up in. We are
1:39:27
really enjoying the lower cost
of living the practical people
1:39:31
and the natural beauty of the
area. Now we can afford to
1:39:34
donate more often. Everybody
should move to Saskatoon. She
1:39:40
didn't say that. I did. Yeah,
like no jingles this time just a
1:39:43
moving karma as we finally move
into our permanent place after
1:39:47
living off the good graces of a
friend for sick. Wow, six
1:39:51
months. Wow, that is a good
friend. Thank you for your
1:39:53
courage. Michelle,
1:39:54
Adam Curry: that's a great
friend for sure. You've got
1:39:57
karma and And then we move over
to Eli the coffee guy I happen
1:40:02
to be drinking a gigawatt this
is still the Costa Rican dotata
1:40:05
zoo snapped up. Yeah, I love
that stuff man. I only drink it
1:40:10
on show days by the way because
otherwise Tina's like, calm
1:40:13
down. Calm down. I want to
credit this donation to Scott
1:40:17
McKenzie. Okay, I will change
that credit. Oh, he is the
1:40:20
author of the no agenda themed
books. I have them all. Yes,
1:40:24
such as tales from Gitmo nation
and cockroach milk. We've been
1:40:28
talking about this for so long,
haven't we? We were talking
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about bugs in your food before
Klaus Schwab was born. Producers
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who want a fun easy read laced
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Eli, the coffee guy.
1:40:56
John C Dvorak: They sent me some
of the new Rwanda Special
1:41:00
Edition.
1:41:01
Adam Curry: Ah, have you tried
it yet?
1:41:03
John C Dvorak: No, I just
finished the last grinding of
1:41:05
the last. I'm just going to
next.
1:41:07
Adam Curry: It's good stuff. I
gotta say. And it's just the
1:41:11
husband and wife would do this.
1:41:13
John C Dvorak: Right? Yes. Yeah.
As far as I can tell. Well, I'm
1:41:16
Dave Stacy.
1:41:17
Adam Curry: And they sent me a
beautiful note with my cans.
1:41:20
Because now I like the cans. I
hate the cans, man. Like the
1:41:22
cans, cans. I get all jacked
from the cans.
1:41:25
John C Dvorak: Well, that brings
us to Linda Lou patcon another
1:41:29
contributor to the show a
consistent one from Lakewood,
1:41:31
Colorado. Who wants jobs Carmen
she comes in always with $200
1:41:36
Every she says for a speedy a
speedier job search for a
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Linda will pack in the Dutchess
of jobs and writer of resumes on
1:42:00
the producer list.
1:42:02
Unknown: Go jobs, jobs and jobs
1:42:06
Adam Curry: for jobs. You know.
I saw that our resident racer
1:42:12
Ashlynn Speed Speed Racer who
has been has been doing a
1:42:17
dynamite job of promoting
gigwalk coffee and makers in the
1:42:22
loop edge so now she signed with
like some sports management
1:42:26
company.
1:42:26
John C Dvorak: Oh Good Good for
her. That's what she needs.
1:42:28
Well, you
1:42:29
Adam Curry: know what's gonna
happen there go all the
1:42:30
freebies. Yeah, before you know
what our logo is gonna be off
1:42:33
the car. Well, those guys those
guys then I know exactly what
1:42:39
you're saying. But you know
what? I'm okay with it because I
1:42:41
could not be happier for her.
She has winter written all her
1:42:45
name speed. She's she's gonna be
on the
1:42:49
John C Dvorak: agenda. Always
put a no agenda patch on the on
1:42:52
the on the outfit. Oh, you know,
we will get her management guys
1:42:56
won't be able to do anything
about that. Right?
1:42:58
Adam Curry: No agenda cowboy
hat. She always wears a cowboy
1:43:01
hat. Because now she's a Texas
girl. Yeah,
1:43:04
John C Dvorak: well, I said
North Carolina look at Yes,
1:43:07
exactly.
1:43:08
Adam Curry: Right. We're so
proud of her. Yeah, we want to
1:43:11
see people like her succeed. Go
on without us. Okay, we don't
1:43:14
need the logo. Just remember us.
remembers one
1:43:17
John C Dvorak: female Richard
Petty in the making who only
1:43:21
much
1:43:21
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1:43:23
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Unknown: formula is this. We go
out. We get people in the mouth
1:44:12
John C Dvorak: shut us like to
discuss the Miss USA controversy
1:44:19
with a couple of NPR clips. Oh,
1:44:22
Adam Curry: good, because I
already brought it up that
1:44:24
something was going on. Right.
We talked about a few shows.
1:44:27
Yeah.
1:44:27
John C Dvorak: You mentioned it.
Yes. But this is like
1:44:30
something's going on.
Something's up. This is like a
1:44:32
classic example of NPR not being
able to twist the story to drop
1:44:38
the story. So it's
1:44:40
Adam Curry: to make it something
Trump did.
1:44:43
John C Dvorak: I think you may
have guessed it, but let's go.
1:44:47
Unknown: Now we turn to a
scandal that's shaking up the
1:44:49
beauty pageant world.
1:44:50
Adam Curry: Oh man. It's already
starting off great. The beauty
1:44:54
pageant world oh no
1:44:55
Unknown: Miss USA and Miss Teen
USA recently stepped down. The
1:45:00
organization that runs both of
these competitions is under
1:45:03
scrutiny. Now former Miss USA
Noelia Voight cited mental
1:45:07
health while the former Miss
Teen USA Illuma. Sophia
1:45:10
Srivastava pointed to a
misalignment of quote, personal
1:45:14
values within the organization.
For more insight on this, we're
1:45:18
joined here in studio by Amy
argot, singer, she's style
1:45:20
editor at the Washington Post
and the author of the book there
1:45:23
she was The Secret History of
Miss America. Amy, welcome.
1:45:27
Thank you for having me.
1:45:28
Amy. Just for starters, can you
briefly walk us through what we
1:45:32
know so far about these
resignations?
1:45:34
We haven't gotten a lot of
details, it seems as though both
1:45:38
the former Miss USA and the
former Miss Teen USA are
1:45:40
probably bound up by
nondisclosure agreements.
1:45:43
They've alluded to being limited
in what they can say. But some
1:45:47
details have trickled out just
reading between the lines of
1:45:49
their messages to the public on
Instagram and by some comments
1:45:53
that their mothers have given in
interviews. And the general
1:45:56
impression you have is that they
feel like they were just
1:45:59
shabbily treated by pageant
management, that they were
1:46:04
subject to criticism and
disorganization. You've seen
1:46:08
some phrases tossed about
bullying, sexual harassment that
1:46:13
wasn't taken seriously things
like that. But the precise
1:46:15
details have not come out the
resignation
1:46:18
statement that was put out by
Noelia, Voight, who was Miss USA
1:46:22
went viral and followers online.
were pointing out that her
1:46:25
statements first 11 sentences
started with letters that
1:46:28
spelled out quote, I am silenced
on quote. I mean, do you think
1:46:33
that's internet conspiracy
theory or that she's trying to
1:46:35
say something significant there
for once?
1:46:38
It does not seem to be internet
conspiracy theory. People close
1:46:42
to her have said yeah, this is
how she feels that was an
1:46:45
intentional message. And that's
the message we've gotten is that
1:46:49
this was somewhat coordinated.
These young women talk to each
1:46:52
other. Their resignations had
been preceded by that of the
1:46:55
Social Media Manager for the
organization. Wow,
1:46:59
Adam Curry: it's about time.
This is I've never understood
1:47:05
why this is still a thing. I
mean, it's it seems so off in
1:47:10
today's politically correct
world to have beauty contests at
1:47:15
all. The enter display women
like this is of course the
1:47:20
season of reveal and it'll we'll
find out about the Olympic
1:47:24
Games, how the how the athletes
are treated like just marketing
1:47:29
meet, marketing meet. That's all
that's all these women aren't
1:47:33
marketing meet for organizations
that are corrupt and probably
1:47:37
filled with creeps.
1:47:39
John C Dvorak: If of course I
would draw creeps because you go
1:47:42
where the action is. There's
actually no we're there. So I am
1:47:48
silenced as the first let you
know first I actually wrote a
1:47:52
column for Mac user magazine
years ago where I did that. You
1:47:56
did I am silence you did want to
say I'm silenced. But I had some
1:47:59
message using the first letter
of every sentence was it? I
1:48:03
can't remember his Happy April
Fool's Day or something. I don't
1:48:06
remember. The whole thing was
let down. I think I did a bunch
1:48:11
of these jokes and I one of year
I resigned which upset the
1:48:16
publisher. But in the boot there
was a message was in there. But
1:48:20
I remember one time I did one
that was a mirror image which
1:48:23
was the I think one of my more
creative April Fool's gags. But
1:48:27
yeah, using the first letter is
not it's not a conspiracy when
1:48:30
it spells out I am silenced. No,
it's like, what can you think
1:48:34
it's a coincidence that she
wrote this? So okay, anyway, so
1:48:38
now we go to part two, because
we gotta get to the bottom of
1:48:40
this, what's really going on
who's responsible? More
1:48:43
Unknown: quietly, though, a
couple of longtime executives
1:48:46
with Miss USA stepped away in
the past several months since
1:48:50
the pageant management changed
hands back in August. This is an
1:48:55
organization that's in some
upheaval, and that goes back a
1:48:58
long ways.
1:48:59
Voigt hasn't commented further
on her resignation statement,
1:49:03
but a longer version of that
resignation letter was obtained
1:49:05
by some news organizations. And
in it, she accused the Miss USA
1:49:09
organization of quote, a toxic
work environment that at best is
1:49:13
poor management, and at worst is
bullying and harassment. Given
1:49:18
what you know about this
organization about its history.
1:49:21
Did those charges surprise you?
1:49:23
No, they really didn't surprise
me. Part of that has to do with
1:49:28
the fact that this was the
pageant organization Miss USA, a
1:49:31
subsidiary Miss Universe that
was owned in part by Donald
1:49:34
Trump. I think we all remember
hearing in 2015 2016, some of
1:49:42
the accusations, some of the
stories that came out about his
1:49:47
behavior around contestants the
way he talked about them. Oh,
1:49:51
Adam Curry: my word, man, you
know, I thought that you know,
1:49:58
did John forget Did he forget
had about what was going on. But
1:50:01
this also deserves a clip of the
day on.
1:50:06
John C Dvorak: NPR and
Washington Post, they can help
1:50:09
themselves. They just can't do
it.
1:50:12
Adam Curry: Of course we have
Trump. It's Trump's fault. You
1:50:17
know what, you know, I know I
know what the problem was. I
1:50:20
know what she's what she
couldn't say. I know what's
1:50:22
going on. Half of the
contestants are dudes. That's
1:50:27
what's happening there. Yeah.
Yeah, we're sick of it. We're
1:50:30
sick of it. And so is the
sisterhood. Kappa Kappa Gamma.
1:50:34
Unknown: Six members of Kappa
Kappa Gamma walk towards the
1:50:37
Federal Court of Appeals in
downtown Denver this morning.
1:50:41
Supporters cheering as they make
another push to ban Artemus
1:50:44
Langford and transgender women
from being in their sorority
1:50:48
just supposed
1:50:48
to be free. You're not exposed
to the outside world the male
1:50:51
gaze you're safe from all that
their
1:50:53
case was dismissed by the
district court last year. The
1:50:56
judge ruling even though Kappa
Kappa game was bylaws. Say
1:50:59
quote, a new member shall be a
woman. The court can't be the
1:51:03
one to decide whether that
excludes transgender women. This
1:51:06
word is attorney Natalie
McLaughlin arguing today. The
1:51:10
fraternity council didn't amend
the bylaws just interpreted
1:51:13
them. The term women is
undefined and campus bylaws and
1:51:17
that term women is not a term
that has a singular definition.
1:51:21
They say when a fraternity
counsel is put into position,
1:51:24
then they have the duty that's
the word they use duty to decide
1:51:28
what that term means. And in
this case, they decided that
1:51:32
that is to include transgender
women. The issue here is whether
1:51:36
fraternity Council has the right
to interpret the term women and
1:51:41
it is not whether they have you
know announced that term in the
1:51:44
best form but whether they have
exercised the right to interpret
1:51:48
that term and that is what
occurred here. Six women though
1:51:52
say the way the sporty was asked
to vote on link for to
1:51:55
membership through Google Forms
was against bylaws.
1:51:58
So it was a big intimidation
factor of hey, we can see if you
1:52:02
voted, we can see how you voted
and we can come talk to you
1:52:05
about your vote
1:52:06
or three judges listen to both
sides for a little over an hour.
1:52:09
They did express doubt on
whether they could make a ruling
1:52:11
or if a lower court should
continue to hear the case. No
1:52:15
word on when they may come back
with a decision.
1:52:17
Adam Curry: Okay, well, this is
easy Corinne DeVore XA You're
1:52:20
not a woman. We can define what
a woman is. This has to stop.
1:52:25
And it's it's it's crazy that we
have a Supreme Court justice
1:52:29
Catan G Jackson Browne, who in
her confirmation hearing would
1:52:34
not define what a woman is. And
here we are. These these girls,
1:52:39
by the way, fantastic. They were
rocking it. I go women look at
1:52:44
us we're women. Stay away.
1:52:47
John C Dvorak: There's an
overriding question here which
1:52:50
is you got it sorority? I'm
familiar with sororities and
1:52:55
fraternities and how they
operate they vote a person and
1:52:58
if they if this if some
transgender comes in and they
1:53:01
don't want transgenders in their
sorority they just say no but
1:53:04
didn't I don't get to see what
is being measured here what she
1:53:08
said that there were some but
the voting some scurry vote yes.
1:53:11
They they forced everybody open
voting. It wasn't a closed vote.
1:53:15
It
1:53:15
Adam Curry: was a Google a
Google Forms. Google Forms goes
1:53:21
long was sheets. This
1:53:22
John C Dvorak: doesn't there's
something about the story
1:53:24
doesn't make sense. I mean, I
liked the what they're up to.
1:53:27
Adam Curry: Yes, me too. I like
what they're up to. But it's
1:53:29
just like case seems somewhat
but women right women are under
1:53:33
attack. And it has to stop
particularly those of the
1:53:37
lactating kind fellas,
1:53:40
Unknown: the digital billboard
was supposed to celebrate
1:53:42
breastfeeding moms. But after
only three days, Molly Boz was
1:53:46
told the 45 foot ad marketing
her so called lactation cookies
1:53:51
was being taken down. It's
1:53:53
super disheartening and
infuriating to me that my kind
1:53:57
of first public foray into being
a public mother was one that was
1:54:03
deemed inappropriate.
1:54:05
This is how the cookie crumbles.
For cookbook author Molly baz.
1:54:09
She says her lactation cookie ad
meant to help new moms was on
1:54:14
her bucket list. But it quickly
turned into a lesson in
1:54:17
hypocrisy.
1:54:18
There's a lot of irony if you
look around the landscape at
1:54:21
times where of what's going on
and what historically, is deemed
1:54:25
an ad that's appropriate for a
public space. I know that this
1:54:31
is a systemic issue that exists
in our society. That's why we
1:54:35
put this campaign together was
to show an empowered pregnant
1:54:39
woman. The
1:54:40
ad space is operated by Clear
Channel and swell boss, his
1:54:44
partner says the company was
told the ad violated guidelines
1:54:48
for acceptable content. And
that's why it was taken down.
1:54:52
But baz is now sharing photos of
similar ads that also appear in
1:54:56
Times Square of people in
underwear showing just as much
1:55:00
skin.
1:55:00
Adam Curry: So at the at the
bottom of the story besides
1:55:02
possibly being a native ad, is
it is kind of despicable we've
1:55:07
gotten to this point where a
woman is on the Billboard, and
1:55:11
she's really only exposing her
belly, a big pregnant belly. And
1:55:15
that is deemed inappropriate by
today's cultural standards.
1:55:19
Whereas we'll go look at the
time square billboards. It's all
1:55:23
sexualized. And so this is Oh,
no, we can't have this. Oh, no,
1:55:27
it's shocking. Oh, it's
triggering me. It's triggering.
1:55:30
Oh, it's red. The rain triggers
me I'm triggered. We've gotten
1:55:34
we've
1:55:37
John C Dvorak: been looking at
this slightly differently as I
1:55:39
like to know how a cookbook
author she's near afford at
1:55:43
Times Square billboard. She
1:55:44
Adam Curry: is the New York
Times. cookbook recipe author.
1:55:50
She's a big deal. She's a big
deal. This
1:55:54
John C Dvorak: is so big deal
doesn't mean you have the money
1:55:57
to afford a house I especially a
New York Times reporter
1:56:01
basically,
1:56:02
Adam Curry: I've she's a big
deal but go look her up.
1:56:06
John C Dvorak: We'll be having a
big deal doesn't mean she has
1:56:07
the resources. If
1:56:09
Adam Curry: I think new ideas
had a billboard on Times Square,
1:56:12
it's not that expensive just to
but you had
1:56:14
John C Dvorak: investors money
as right now your money. Your
1:56:18
pot investors money?
1:56:19
Adam Curry: Yes. Big difference.
VC cash? Well, okay, I'm not
1:56:26
looking at that way. I'm looking
at the mental health crisis we
1:56:30
have in America. It's all around
the world. But it's certainly in
1:56:33
the United we have a mental
health crisis. People are out of
1:56:35
their minds, then it's probably
because they're not drinking raw
1:56:38
milk. That would change by the
way, the New York Times had an
1:56:43
outstanding, I was surprised in
this era of the whole child
1:56:48
initiative, which is extremely
disturbing. Not good. I have a
1:56:54
pamphlet, which I've not allowed
to post yet by the pamphlet
1:56:59
that's distributed in schools
from the summit Counseling
1:57:03
Center. And I mean, this is the
stuff that they're identifying
1:57:09
children with in schools buy in
school counselors. This is a
1:57:14
problem. Get your kids out of
the school don't even try to
1:57:17
change the school. Just get them
out. Yeah, I'm thinking you're
1:57:20
right. I mean, homeschooling is
there's lots of resources for
1:57:24
homeschooling parents, you you
homeschooled your all of your
1:57:28
kids.
1:57:30
John C Dvorak: Just a couple of
them and only part not the whole
1:57:33
time either just a period of
time, right and then they want
1:57:36
to do it you find out a couple
of things. Yeah. And there's
1:57:40
like there's categories of
homeschoolers as a Christian
1:57:43
homeschoolers. There's the
Muslim homeschoolers as a Jewish
1:57:46
homeschoolers as the secular. So
there's four groups of
1:57:49
homeschoolers, and they intermix
a little bit. The Muslim
1:57:52
homeschoolers tend to be the
most aggressive about field
1:57:55
trips. So you try to hook up
with a few of those guys. So the
1:57:58
kids are always going out there
at farms, their factories are
1:58:01
mooted that Muslim homeschoolers
are great. There's resources
1:58:05
there's bookstores, there's
online sources that once you get
1:58:10
into it, it just all of a sudden
you're you're you're in a
1:58:13
network you didn't know existed
and then boom, you get
1:58:16
everything you need is there
it's a no brainer. So actually
1:58:20
quite easy. The key I'll give
you this the key to success to
1:58:24
homeschooling is to get the kid
to agree your child Yeah, to be
1:58:28
getting into it. To sit to agree
to it. Yeah. Would you like to
1:58:33
leave with the other school is
terrible. Would you like to be
1:58:36
homeschool? I will, we will
homeschool you but you have to
1:58:38
agree to cooperate.
1:58:40
Adam Curry: Sign this. Once
1:58:43
John C Dvorak: you got it and
once they agree to cooperate,
1:58:45
then this is good to go. There
is a lot of art, you know,
1:58:48
reading on their own
1:58:49
Adam Curry: and just say how
many years was J homeschooled?
1:58:54
John C Dvorak: Probably four or
five five maybe? J
1:59:00
Adam Curry: DeVore. EC je je
Devorah is one of the most
1:59:03
delightful productive human
resources I've ever had the
1:59:07
pleasure of working with. She
she does no agenda abc.com The
1:59:12
books are shipping by the way.
They are their shipping, the
1:59:15
shipping the books are shipping
as we speak no agenda abc.com
1:59:18
Get your coloring book, get your
hard copy. She is one of the
1:59:22
most enjoyable, pleasant,
productive human resources I've
1:59:27
ever worked with. And there you
go. Because she was
1:59:29
homeschooled. She got no hang
ups. No issues. Always smiley,
1:59:34
always good. Now, I would I
would recommend any organization
1:59:38
hire except you can because we
got her under contract. She's at
1:59:41
the Art publishing company, but
our mind but she had a post she
1:59:44
can't have her. So anyway, on
the previous episode, I made
1:59:49
some comments about social media
and how useless utterly useless
1:59:53
it is to be posting about all
the horrible things in the
1:59:56
world. You might get it off your
chest but you're not doing
1:59:59
anything you're not star Getting
a conversation not get anything
2:00:01
going. You're not helping your
means really aren't doing all
2:00:05
that much. You're in a little
bubble and you get your friends.
2:00:08
Names. That was great, man. It
was a great meet. Oh, that was
2:00:11
great. Oh yeah. Who got them?
Yeah, you you showed them on the
2:00:14
legs really? There's more danger
to social networks, particularly
2:00:20
to the children by the way, I
got I saw a lot of positive
2:00:24
comments people like, you know,
Adams and a horrible guy who I
2:00:27
hate him. He's a grifter, but he
is kind of right. You know, it's
2:00:30
really kind of useless. You're
2:00:31
John C Dvorak: not a grifter,
that's for sure. No, they
2:00:33
Adam Curry: call me grifter. I'm
a grifter. I'm a grifter. I'm a
2:00:36
grifter.
2:00:38
John C Dvorak: Maybe a horrible
guy. But you're not a grifter.
2:00:41
Adam Curry: Thank you. Thank you
for clarifying. But there is
2:00:45
more going on with social
networking that I would like the
2:00:48
parents who of course, if you're
listening to the no agenda
2:00:51
podcast, you probably already
know this. But I was surprised,
2:00:54
delightfully surprised to see
the New York Times post a whole
2:00:59
piece on this and actually had a
video, I clipped it. And this is
2:01:02
about mental health, and how
social media and the experts on
2:01:07
social media are ruining your
children search
2:01:10
Unknown: for high functioning
anxiety on tick tock, and look
2:01:13
what happens three signs of high
functioning anxiety, with high
2:01:16
functioning anxiety, things you
don't realize you're doing
2:01:19
because of your high functioning
anxiety, more than 10,000 videos
2:01:22
with millions of young viewers.
2:01:24
Number one, you tend to have
extremely high standards for
2:01:27
yourself and might even identify
as being a perfectionist, you
2:01:30
are nice and easy to be around.
But you people please too much.
2:01:33
Many are made by professional
clinicians. And they mean well,
2:01:36
but here's the thing. high
functioning anxiety isn't a
2:01:39
medical diagnosis. It's a
hashtag.
2:01:43
No one cares about me. Why
should I care about myself? It's
2:01:46
okay to not understand what
you're feeling. And it's easy to
2:01:49
think that you're all alone.
Over the
2:01:51
last decade, there's been this
massive cultural shift in how we
2:01:55
talk about our psychology and
our feelings. They see a
2:01:58
therapist, it's okay. It's okay.
It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.
2:02:02
It's okay. It's okay. Even
Burger King cares about your
2:02:05
mental health. Awareness is
good. It teaches us to talk
2:02:09
about our feelings and it
combats harmful stigma but all
2:02:12
this awareness is not reducing
rates of mental health problems.
2:02:15
What it is doing is convincing
some teenagers that they have a
2:02:18
mental illness when they don't.
Yes,
2:02:21
Adam Curry: exactly. That's
exactly what's happening. I'm
2:02:26
high function. I have high
functional anxiety. Guess what
2:02:29
anxiety is a part of life. You
don't need drugs for it. You
2:02:34
don't need stuff to regulate
your anxiety. Then all of this
2:02:39
stuff, it's all it's
professionals. jhanas
2:02:40
professionals. It's all part of
the American Psychiatric
2:02:43
psychiatric association. Oh, no.
If you feel like this sometimes
2:02:47
Oh, you probably need to take
aerial. You're a boy. Sure, boy.
2:02:52
It always ends up with your boy.
Yeah, take girl. Yeah, exactly.
2:02:56
So be careful. Be careful out
there people. Ah, see, you've
2:03:02
been hiding it from me. And I
wasn't prepared to play yeah.
2:03:09
What are you drinking today,
John?
2:03:12
John C Dvorak: I'm drinking
Lagunitas hoppy refresher. And
2:03:15
this is a berry lemon flavor.
2:03:18
Adam Curry: Oh,
2:03:18
John C Dvorak: what can I buy
last? My last can of hoppy
2:03:22
refresher hoppy
2:03:23
Adam Curry: refresher,
interesting.
2:03:24
John C Dvorak: Kind of a hint?
Sounds good. Sounds kind of gave
2:03:28
me a case of it.
2:03:31
Adam Curry: You drank the whole
case on the show?
2:03:34
John C Dvorak: No, I drink it
every so often. It's tasty. It's
2:03:38
hoppy.
2:03:40
Adam Curry: Let's see. We
probably let me see Oh, we
2:03:46
should probably talk about this
for a second. Just because
2:03:48
you're the expert.
2:03:49
Unknown: American families are
now spending about $227 more a
2:03:52
month compared to a year ago and
about $1,037 more compared to
2:03:58
three years ago. Even with
incomes rising costs going up
2:04:02
have met the credit card
statements how much money you're
2:04:06
putting on that credit card is
also rising. The number of
2:04:09
Americans now missing their
credit card payments is
2:04:12
increasing with Gen Z, the most
likely age group to max out
2:04:16
their credit cards. And the Fed
has signaled that rates are
2:04:19
likely to go lower eventually
but that eventually continues to
2:04:23
get pushed out with inflation
higher and we're starting to see
2:04:26
it impact other areas like
student loans student loan
2:04:30
interest rates now the highest
in nearly two decades. Yeah,
2:04:34
Adam Curry: everything's great.
The economy is good. Best Ever.
2:04:40
Biden omics is working everybody
anomic so they expect that every
2:04:44
leg expected 3.5% inflation
month over month
2:04:50
John C Dvorak: you know, this
would I wish I didn't even have
2:04:52
a clip on this but I probably
one of the clips may incorporate
2:04:56
this but NPR again, day taught
talked about added like this is
2:05:00
great. The economy has never
been in better shape is only
2:05:04
3.5%. month over month is way
down
2:05:08
Adam Curry: month over month.
It's it's compounded, is it not?
2:05:11
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Oh yeah.
It's just it's just keeps us
2:05:13
it's it stacks on top of each
other. So it was whatever it is.
2:05:17
It's more let's
2:05:19
Adam Curry: see how great the
economy is. Let's see how fast
2:05:21
food is doing back now
2:05:22
Unknown: with Red Lobster moving
closer to bankruptcy. The Wall
2:05:25
Street Journal reports the
seafood chain could file for
2:05:28
Chapter 11. As soon as next week
Red Lobster follows the sudden
2:05:31
closure of dozens of
restaurants. Red Lobster has
2:05:34
been losing money for years.
It's all you can eat shrimp to
2:05:37
contributed to an $11 million
loss. I mean,
2:05:41
Adam Curry: shrimp. Shrimp is
the bug of the sea. They can't
2:05:45
even make money on shrimp.
2:05:47
John C Dvorak: They weren't it
was all you can eat shrimp. This
2:05:49
has been broke down. Because you
got big fat Hey, I don't know
2:05:53
about you. But there's a Texas
has got plenty of these guys.
2:05:57
But we had a lot of wet red
lobsters out here big fat guys.
2:06:01
And they go into a place like
this where it's all you can eat
2:06:04
shrimp for a fixed price and
they eat it they eat the place
2:06:09
out. And then these guys are
these guys managing red locks.
2:06:12
You're too dumb
2:06:15
Adam Curry: to realize motion to
realize this is not working.
2:06:19
Well, there's another promotion
because you know so with these
2:06:23
inflation numbers actually, it
was kind of funny we see do I
2:06:26
have it in here? Let me see. Do
I have the I thought I had the
2:06:32
inflation number oh, here's the
inflation breakdown. It was kind
2:06:36
of interesting to see the how
they bend of course these
2:06:38
numbers are bogus. So all items
3.4% increase in cost that is
2:06:45
what they call inflation. The
largest inflation categories
2:06:51
were juices and drinks 29%
increase video discs and other
2:06:59
media 29% increase video what
video discs and other media
2:07:05
discs. They're measuring that
but that's 29% motor vehicle
2:07:12
insurance. We got hit by this
22.6% We have as much chance of
2:07:18
something happening to our car
is as farmer Jed. I mean we live
2:07:22
in the sticks is amazing how
much our car insurance went up.
2:07:27
admissions to sporting events.
You're getting gouged 15% food
2:07:34
at home though only 1.1% While
food in general like fast food.
2:07:41
Now that's going up then so
McDonald's groceries
2:07:44
John C Dvorak: have gone up
pocket food at home only be 1%
2:07:47
because that comes that stems
from groceries 1.1% It's
2:07:50
Adam Curry: it that's some
that's a bogus no beef roasts.
2:07:53
10.1% is beef roast is not the
same as food at home.
2:07:57
frankfurters. 7% fats and oils.
Why are you eating that at all
2:08:04
people 5% Canned vegetables 4.8%
tomatoes 4.7 Dried beans, peas
2:08:11
and lentils. Food away from home
though. This up vending machines
2:08:19
7.3% and limited service meals
and snacks 4.8 So that's I guess
2:08:26
your fast food they don't break
it out by fast food. So
2:08:29
McDonald's is feeling the heat
because they're gouging people.
2:08:33
Did you see that? There was a
video that went viral of this
2:08:36
lady's like she opens up a Big
Mac and it's thinner than the
2:08:40
pickle. The meat patty is
thinner than the pickle. And
2:08:44
it's transparent there's holes
in it. Yeah, it sounds like so
2:08:49
so there so that for one
McDonald's
2:08:51
John C Dvorak: in Oakland I
should get some clips because I
2:08:53
can get these clips that was rat
infested. rat infested for over
2:08:59
a year they finally got it down
we
2:09:01
Adam Curry: had clips of the rat
infested we had clip your clips
2:09:05
you don't remember at the rats.
So McDonald's is fighting back
2:09:10
with a one month limited value
2:09:13
Unknown: meal with fast food
frustration frying customers.
2:09:16
Adam Curry: Whoa nice
alliteration what happened to
2:09:19
the dollar menu
2:09:20
Unknown: bring that back
2:09:21
this morning. Some relief may be
on the horizon of the Golden
2:09:24
Arches. McDonald's may soon roll
out of $5 value meal nationwide
2:09:29
to people familiar tells CNBC
the offer would include four
2:09:32
piece chicken mcnuggets a choice
of a make chicken or make double
2:09:36
fries and a drink and the rumor
hot off the press has consumers
2:09:40
loving it because that seems too
good to be true.
2:09:42
I'm excited for if that's the
case because everything
2:09:47
fast food giant would be just
the latest offer a $5 meal deal
2:09:51
if all this with the JBC
2:09:54
igniting a battle in the burger
Kingdom has more inflation.
2:09:57
Cautious consumers are fed up
with rising Fast Food costs yeah
2:10:01
Adam Curry: nice native ads CNBC
2:10:03
John C Dvorak: was definitely a
native ad but the worst part is
2:10:06
it seems as if from the least
from the forums that the the
2:10:12
franchise owners of all these
McDonald's do not want this no
2:10:15
Adam Curry: because they're
gonna get soaked on it
2:10:17
John C Dvorak: you're gonna get
soaked and it's gonna be like
2:10:19
the free or the all you can eat
shrimp is just that there's no
2:10:23
money in it and so they're not
happy.
2:10:26
Adam Curry: Now at this point,
you're better off getting some
2:10:28
ground hamburger meat from your
rancher? Yes, yes you are. It's
2:10:34
it's you paid the same if not
less. And you can make a whole
2:10:37
bunch of
2:10:37
John C Dvorak: number of people
out there that have ranchers you
2:10:40
can get it goat available to
them. You probably 1% of the
2:10:45
audience available
2:10:46
Adam Curry: to everybody in
America. There's a map and
2:10:50
there's one near you beef
initiative.com There's one near
2:10:54
you you can get this this is
this is the problem is people
2:10:58
think that they can't get it.
I'm just trying to keep people
2:11:01
healthy. I don't want to do
whatever you want. Feed your
2:11:04
kids that crap.
2:11:07
John C Dvorak: Kids crap.
2:11:10
Adam Curry: Adam and John. John
says feed your kids crap raw
2:11:14
sewage. Let us since we're in
the season of reveal here, let's
2:11:22
go to the corruption because
they're all corrupt. All of
2:11:25
them. All of them are in some
kind of deal one way or the
2:11:28
other. I love how Menendez has
thrown his wife under the bus
2:11:31
though gold
2:11:31
Unknown: bars seized by the FBI
will be put on full display in
2:11:35
the federal corruption trial
against Senator Bob Menendez.
2:11:39
This is what prosecutors told
jurors Wednesday afternoon
2:11:42
during opening arguments or what
they described as a roadmap to
2:11:45
their case. Assistant US
Attorney Laura Pomerance said,
2:11:49
this is a case about a public
official who put greed first who
2:11:53
put his power up for sale. What
was his price gold. She told the
2:11:58
court the bribery scheme started
in 2018 with Egyptian native why
2:12:02
Ohana and the Senator's wife
Nadine Menendez that you had
2:12:06
been friends for years, and then
Hana saw an opportunity as a
2:12:09
failed businessman. Pomeranz
told jurors that Menendez
2:12:13
promised to do things to benefit
Hana and the Government of
2:12:16
Egypt, which set in motion a web
to make good on the bribery
2:12:20
payments with the help of Haanas
business partner, New Jersey
2:12:23
real estate developer Fred
Davies, but defense attorney for
2:12:26
Menendez, Avi Weitzman, told
jurors, he was never and is not
2:12:30
a foreign agent of the
government and he did not
2:12:33
violate the law period. Bob was
doing his job and he was doing
2:12:37
it right. He says the gold bars
have been in his wife's Lebanese
2:12:41
family for years and were listed
on a 2022 financial disclosure
2:12:45
form. Weitzman told the court,
they want you to be blinded by
2:12:49
the golden cash and that the
government's case rests on
2:12:52
little more than guesswork and
speculation. Thursday morning
2:12:56
defense attorneys for awhile,
Hana and Fred Davies will
2:12:58
present their opening arguments.
I
2:13:00
Adam Curry: don't believe it for
a second. It's the woman it's
2:13:02
the wife. Yeah, but
2:13:04
John C Dvorak: listen to this.
If it's been if the gold bars
2:13:07
have been in the Lebanese wife's
family for years, I can just
2:13:12
showed up on a on a statement.
2022 Yeah,
2:13:15
Adam Curry: because she stole it
from the family. I don't know
2:13:17
this ally. Gold is fungible.
That one got one gold bar for
2:13:22
the other. Was it that one? Was
it this one? I don't know.
2:13:25
Actually, I think they're
probably stamped, aren't they?
2:13:28
Um, they have a number the gold
bars tend to be they tend to be
2:13:31
but all of these politicians I
think the minute you get elected
2:13:34
you're in it's like hey, hey,
look at this picture. In your
2:13:39
mind now son, yeah, and this guy
this guy's what it was Menendez
2:13:43
his wife she's the one that was
getting all the favors done.
2:13:46
He's like yes, yes on the I
know. The in some other reports
2:13:49
like it was it wasn't a locked
closet. I don't have the key to
2:13:52
her closet. What kind of
marriage do you have?
2:13:56
John C Dvorak: Rarely that's not
a crock that's not
2:13:59
Adam Curry: suspicious.
2:14:02
John C Dvorak: And you know my
wife's got a lot clauses you
2:14:04
won't let me look in there. Like
you ever tried to go in there
2:14:07
when she's not at home and check
it out and see what she's
2:14:10
hiding. No.
2:14:15
Adam Curry: So it was a horrible
assassination attempt on the
2:14:19
Slovak Slovakia I have a crime
minister. Oh, I have an update.
2:14:24
The came in this morning.
2:14:27
John C Dvorak: Oh a play my clip
then your update. Okay, hold
2:14:29
Adam Curry: on a second. Where
is your clip? Here we go. Here's
2:14:33
your clip,
2:14:34
Unknown: Slovakia's populist
Prime Minister Robert feet so is
2:14:37
fighting for his life. He was
severely wounded after being
2:14:41
gunned down following a
political event this afternoon.
2:14:44
Here's more. The 59
2:14:46
year old was hit in the stomach
after four shots were fired. The
2:14:50
shooting happened outside the
House of Culture in the town of
2:14:54
Hannover where he was meeting
with supporters. Police have a
2:14:58
suspect in custody. This
Shooting in Slovakia comes three
2:15:01
weeks ahead of crucial European
Parliament elections, in which
2:15:05
populist and hard right parties
in the 27 nation bloc appear
2:15:10
poised to make gains. feet so a
third time Premier is staging a
2:15:15
political comeback. After
campaigning on a pro Russian and
2:15:19
anti American message. Critics
are worried the country in
2:15:22
defeats those leadership would
abandon Slovakia is pro Western
2:15:26
course and follow the direction
of Hungary under populist Prime
2:15:30
Minister Viktor Orban. 1000s
have repeatedly rallied in the
2:15:36
capital and across Slovakia to
protest feeds those policies.
2:15:40
condemnations of political
violence quickly came from
2:15:44
leaders across Europe, although
no motive for the attack was
2:15:47
immediately apparent. Yeah.
2:15:49
Adam Curry: Okay, so first of
all shades of pin for town. This
2:15:53
is exactly what happened with
him for town. 22 years ago, he
2:15:58
was about to go into elections.
They have some, some gray beard,
2:16:02
go out and shoot him kill him.
Because, you know, he might
2:16:06
upset the applecart and clearly
the Slovakian Pm is not in on
2:16:11
the whole, you know, the whole
European Union kumbaya thing,
2:16:15
and whoa, oh, it was much more
like Viktor Orban. Oh no. And
2:16:21
then so that just just killing
2:16:24
John C Dvorak: was straw man,
Viktor Orban. Yeah,
2:16:27
Adam Curry: what they're just
they're killing people. Now over
2:16:30
this is a political
assassination attempt. Here's
2:16:33
the update from this morning,
2:16:34
Unknown: Wednesday afternoon.
This helicopter rushed Slovakian
2:16:37
Prime Minister Robert feets out
to the hospital. We spend hours
2:16:41
in intensive surgeries. late in
the night, one of Slovakia's
2:16:45
deputy prime ministers announced
that the operations were
2:16:48
successful in that pizza was no
longer in a life threatening
2:16:52
situation. Meanwhile, another
deputy prime minister held a
2:16:56
press conference denouncing the
political nature of the attack.
2:17:00
The issue was the political
assault feed so was shot in the
2:17:04
abdomen as he greeted a crowd of
supporters. Limited Slater
2:17:09
footage showed police
handcuffing a gray haired
2:17:11
suspect on the ground. Local
media have identified the gunman
2:17:16
as a 71 year old writer and
peace activist and
2:17:19
identification that has been
confirmed by the Slovakian
2:17:22
interior ministers but not
officially released by police.
2:17:26
Several of his political
statements can be found on
2:17:29
social media, in which he
variously called out hatred and
2:17:32
extremism, advocated for non
violence and supported a pro
2:17:37
Russian paramilitary group
paramilitary Prime Minister feet
2:17:40
so when a third term in
September after campaigning on a
2:17:44
pro Russian and anti American
platform. After his electoral
2:17:49
victory, his government
immediately halted arms
2:17:52
deliveries to Ukraine. Oh no
critics have worried the
2:17:55
undefeated so Slovakia would
abandon the country's pro
2:17:58
Western course and follow the
direction of Hungary under
2:18:02
populous Prime Minister, Viktor
Orban.
2:18:05
Adam Curry: There you go, there
you go. But you're not on board.
2:18:10
And so now they're just killing
each other.
2:18:13
John C Dvorak: I can't appease
activist peace a peace Nick
2:18:16
activist and Jake a non violent
hate or violence shoot somebody?
2:18:21
Yeah,
2:18:21
Adam Curry: yeah.
2:18:22
John C Dvorak: Oh, irony there.
2:18:23
Adam Curry: Oh, because we have
to go kill people. kill people
2:18:27
kill people. All right. Now
let's talk about the real
2:18:30
killing that's going on the real
killing. Because we're out of
2:18:35
Ukrainian men. They're all dead.
We need more urgently needs
2:18:39
Unknown: new soldiers and is
increasing pressure on men to
2:18:42
sign up. The government recently
passed a new mobilization law
2:18:46
from this, which from this
weekend means that Ukrainian men
2:18:50
will have two months to register
for potential conscription. If
2:18:54
they don't sign up. They'll be
punished
2:18:56
Adam Curry: you either get
punished or you die. This is
2:18:59
insane. They are the Ukraine
girls. They this amazing what
2:19:07
they're doing and when she's
like oh is just Ukrainian men
2:19:10
who gives a crap wound care.
Rafa
2:19:13
John C Dvorak: is gonna take
he's gonna completely alter the
2:19:16
gene pool.
2:19:17
Adam Curry: Yes, and they
already have cankles let's be
2:19:22
honest. So what do we do? Well,
we're gonna help we're gonna
2:19:26
help we're gonna help we're
coming to your aid dudes. And
2:19:29
Unknown: update now the US is
giving Ukraine another massive
2:19:32
round of support as Ukrainian
forces battle against the new
2:19:36
Russian military offensive US
Secretary of State Antony
2:19:39
Blinken announcing in Kyiv.
Today a $2 billion arms deal.
2:19:44
Most of the money will come from
a package approved last month.
2:19:47
The funding will provide weapons
in the short term invest in
2:19:50
Ukraine's defense industrial
base as well and allow Ukraine
2:19:55
to buy military supplies from
other countries. Ukrainian
2:19:58
troops withdrew from Some parts
of their country while fighting
2:20:02
Russian soldiers in other areas
today, Ukraine's president has
2:20:05
postponed all upcoming foreign
trips.
2:20:08
Adam Curry: So it's the 2
billion of the 60 billion which
2:20:11
they did not get no big
Publishers Clearing House check
2:20:14
to Ukraine. No, here's 2 billion
that we're not sending you a
2:20:17
check. You can spend, what would
you like to spend? It's like the
2:20:19
Supermarket Sweep. Okay, you got
2 billion you got 30 seconds.
2:20:23
What do you want to buy? You
want to attack items? No, no,
2:20:27
you're not getting attack items,
which is whatever. Remember that
2:20:29
was always to get them attack
items that were just fell out of
2:20:33
vogue because they're not going
to give it to them. They don't
2:20:36
they're not sincere about this.
If they use attack ohms then
2:20:40
they would attack they would
blow up Moscow. We can't have
2:20:44
that that would not prolong
everything so instead, send
2:20:47
Blinken tonight
2:20:49
Unknown: the Russians advancing
from Ukraine's northeast border.
2:20:52
A desperate race to evacuate
1000s of Ukrainians on the
2:20:56
outskirts of hotkey says they
are shooting from everywhere.
2:20:59
Yesterday there was a hit in the
front of our house burned down.
2:21:03
Ukraine forced to retreat in
recent months waiting for
2:21:06
Congress to approve weapons. Now
try to hold the line and
2:21:09
villages north of arkiv
Secretary of State Lincoln
2:21:13
arriving and Keith today, even
taking time to jump on stage
2:21:17
with a local band. Playing
rockin in the free world
2:21:23
presents Alinsky expressing
gratitude but saying his country
2:21:26
still needs air defense against
the Russian barrage.
2:21:29
Specifically Patriot missile
batteries scattered
2:21:32
defense the biggest deficits for
us for our coverage
2:21:36
because they are under attack
Secretary Blinken saying the
2:21:40
assistance is on its way some
has
2:21:42
already arrived. But more that
will be arriving. And that's
2:21:45
going to make a real difference.
But
2:21:47
the US says it doesn't have
enough Patriot missile launches
2:21:50
and is working with other
countries to send theirs. While
2:21:53
Russia is getting critical
support from Iran, North Korea
2:21:56
and China Putin is
2:21:57
ramping up yet another offensive
against Ukraine in our Kyiv and
2:22:01
across the east, sending wave
after wave of Russian soldiers,
2:22:06
Iranian drones, North Korean
artillery oh and tanks.
2:22:11
And this week President Putin
and riding the wave of recent
2:22:13
advances in Ukraine will meet
with President Xi in Beijing and
2:22:17
we'll discuss the war.
2:22:19
Adam Curry: Okay, so they send
Blinken over to say don't worry,
2:22:22
you can spend that 2 billion on
some Patriot missiles from other
2:22:26
European countries. That's fine.
We're not going to give you
2:22:29
attack items. Enza Lenski got
the script playing along nicely.
2:22:33
And just to relieve some
tension. I guess Blinken travels
2:22:37
with his guitar because it's a
custom. It's a left handed
2:22:40
guitar bread. And I actually I
sewed him playing and singing.
2:22:48
And it's atrocious and
embarrassing. Okay.
2:22:53
John C Dvorak: Throw something
in here. So this band is
2:22:56
notorious for playing living in
the free world. And they made
2:22:59
the announcement that hey, we're
gonna have a special
2:23:03
Adam Curry: special guest and
was like Neil Young's coming
2:23:06
Bruce and everybody
2:23:07
John C Dvorak: believed Neil
Young was going to come because
2:23:10
of the song and so they packed
the place. And here's our
2:23:14
special guest Anthony blink and
wearing yeah, here we go. I was
2:23:19
just gonna say when you're over
50 Don't wear jeans please.
2:23:22
Unknown: They're fighting not
just for Ukraine but for the
2:23:25
free world. And the free world
is with you too. So maybe we can
2:23:30
try something
2:23:37
Adam Curry: hey Blinken autotune
2:23:46
this is this is the height of
embarrassment is
2:23:49
John C Dvorak: very bad.
2:23:52
Adam Curry: Ms. Elissa Oh solo
rip and rip and maybe he didn't
2:24:00
even play this. Oh, this is an
embarrassment. He should be
2:24:05
fired by doing this fired. I
mean, this is worse than Hillary
2:24:10
Clinton dancing with the with
her team. Remember that?
2:24:13
John C Dvorak: Oh my god.
2:24:15
Adam Curry: So I did want to
play this short ABC report about
2:24:19
the intensifying attacks because
it is not pop heaven.
2:24:25
Unknown: Tonight, the Russian
onslaught in the Northeast
2:24:28
forcing Ukrainian troops to
retreat and civilians to flee
2:24:34
Oberoi. You can hear gun battles
raging as this police official
2:24:39
in the border town of VAVA
Schanz describes the situation
2:24:42
as extremely difficult. Ukraine
is fighting back. But Russian
2:24:47
forces are pressing ahead.
Repeatedly shelling the
2:24:51
country's second largest city
Kharkiv just a few dozen miles
2:24:54
away developments in the
northeast and along other parts
2:24:57
of the 600 mile front so
concerning President Zelensky
2:25:01
that he's postponed all upcoming
foreign trips to monitor the
2:25:04
fighting. It comes as Secretary
Blinken announced another $2
2:25:07
billion in aid during his visit,
most of it coming from the $60
2:25:11
billion already approved by
Congress last month. We're
2:25:14
rushing
2:25:14
ammunition, armored vehicles,
missiles, air defenses, rushing
2:25:19
them to get to the front lines.
2:25:21
And David, President Solinsky
may have had to cancel his
2:25:24
upcoming foreign trip because of
the seriousness of the situation
2:25:27
in Kharkiv. But Vladimir Putin
has tonight arrived in China
2:25:31
shoring up support for the war,
which does seem increasingly to
2:25:34
be going his way.
2:25:36
Adam Curry: They mean, can you
make it any more clear? NAT POP
2:25:40
NAT POP Nat pop, boom, three,
two words, another explosion.
2:25:45
John C Dvorak: I don't have a
link to the show notes. But I
2:25:47
want to recommend something to
people, which is a new
2:25:49
development in these wars they
talk about they talk about dry
2:25:54
Iranian drones in this and
that's not what's going on
2:25:57
what's really going on now is
that the Russians have
2:26:00
retrofitted their supply of half
ton, one ton, 2000 pound and
2:26:08
3000 pound bombs that they've
accumulated. And there's an
2:26:12
estimated one, but you can look
this up on glide bombs, no, and
2:26:18
try to find the Daily Mail
report. So they've modified
2:26:21
these bombs, and they take an SU
34. And they take it up to about
2:26:24
56,000 feet, which are the
things that I had to do to get
2:26:27
to 40 miles away, before even
crossing the Ukrainian border
2:26:32
and launching these things. And
they've got wings and a little
2:26:36
GPS device on him. And they
glide 40 Miles like do not
2:26:43
propelled they just glide and
then hit these targets these
2:26:47
these targets accurately.
Supposedly. It's an amazing
2:26:53
technology. And it turns out if
you listen to the reports, that
2:26:57
the Russian you know, you talk
about all the North Koreans and
2:26:59
this all these people supplying
the Russians, they have 1
2:27:02
million of these bombs that
they've asked us the 61 million
2:27:08
Wow, they're gonna launch it
they put the wings on every one
2:27:11
of them and off they go. There's
like retrofitted. They're just
2:27:14
as fascinating story about glide
bombs, but look at I would
2:27:19
recommend
2:27:20
Adam Curry: I have it in the
show notes is dynamite. It is
2:27:23
and but the thing is, they're
not sincere about any of this
2:27:27
because the attackers have not
and remember this was at the
2:27:30
discretion of the president. The
Press, they're approved. They're
2:27:33
good to go. We can send them
over. But no, you're not going
2:27:37
to get it because it's a farce.
This war is a farce. And there's
2:27:40
hundreds of 1000s of Ukrainian
men dead because of it dead and
2:27:46
no outrage, no outrage, zero. No
one cares. There's also no video
2:27:53
No, not pops, no, no body parts
thrown about, unlike in Gaza.
2:28:00
Now, I want to transition us
carefully over to this story
2:28:04
John C Dvorak: by kind of a
background of Gaza clip.
2:28:07
Adam Curry: What can I can I
transition us into it with a
2:28:09
protest clip? Sure, because this
before
2:28:13
John C Dvorak: you play that
don't want to say something?
2:28:15
Yeah, say so. I have to say
whoever's really behind this
2:28:18
Gaza thing. The protesters in
the United States at every
2:28:21
university in every college and
every on bridges and toll plazas
2:28:25
and every place in between these
people are extremely talented at
2:28:30
organizing. I mean, I've never
seen anything. So well done in
2:28:36
my entire life. And I've seen
lots of protests, but this is
2:28:39
unbelievably good.
2:28:41
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's this it's
well organized, well funded. And
2:28:45
it's dynamite. And well, there's
a lot of hate about Israel.
2:28:49
There's a lot of people who hate
Israel. They hate the Zinus
2:28:53
those damn Zionist, yes. So so
the Sky News lady, you know, the
2:28:58
one who's always making fun of
stuff. So she made fun of Greta
2:29:04
Greta, credit to marry at the
Eurovision Song Contest. Yeah,
2:29:09
and it was just so good. She
used several adjectives that I
2:29:12
just wanted to play one minute
of her her rant about Greta,
2:29:16
Unknown: one line performer
representing Israel was
2:29:19
mercilessly bullied by the crowd
who booed her by fellow
2:29:23
contestants and even commie
troll Greta Thunberg. To
2:29:28
show that we think it is
outrageous and inexcusable for
2:29:32
Univision to let Israel
participate while committing a
2:29:35
genocide. Yes, it's a song
contest where where Israel, a
2:29:40
country that is currently
committing a genocide in Gaza
2:29:42
are allowed to compete. Yeah,
that is a very clear example
2:29:47
that does say that when a
country accepts in the way that
2:29:50
when a country behaves in a way
that is unacceptable, then
2:29:55
Eurovision excuse them, so why
not Israel?
2:29:58
She really is a miss Have a
little Doom goblin isn't she and
2:30:01
how wonderful to see her.
2:30:04
Adam Curry: I just love kami
troll and miserable little Doom
2:30:08
goblin. I like that Doom
2:30:10
Unknown: goblin.
2:30:10
Adam Curry: And and and I think
you can pay her to show up. I
2:30:17
think you can pay her. She I
think she's paid. Yeah. Why
2:30:21
wouldn't she be these, as you
pointed out these these protests
2:30:24
are well organized, they're well
funded. I think you can buy
2:30:27
Greta Greta Thun berry to come
and protest for you. And in
2:30:30
fact, I'd like to pay her I'd
like to make an offer to protest
2:30:33
the podcast industrial complex
protest Spotify, I think we can
2:30:39
get her to impair. Anyway, it is
clear that what Israel is doing
2:30:46
is way beyond anything they
should be doing. I think at this
2:30:49
point, even this show has to
agree it's gone a bit far.
2:30:56
John C Dvorak: This Well, since
I don't believe any of this
2:30:58
things anyone's telling us?
2:31:00
Adam Curry: We don't I can't
believe that
2:31:01
John C Dvorak: we don't really
even know. We don't know
2:31:04
anything because they lie. They
lie. The information from both
2:31:07
sides of this is a lie. Do you
have an update so we can just
2:31:11
have an update. Gaza update
2:31:13
Unknown: Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu continues to
2:31:16
push back against criticism
Israel is not prepared for a
2:31:19
post war reality in Gaza.
Netanyahu basically saying it's
2:31:23
impossible to know what's next
until the million chin group
2:31:26
Hamas is defeated. US has been
increasingly critical of Israel,
2:31:30
citing a large number of
civilian casualties as it ramps
2:31:33
up, it's fighting there. And
Biden administration is moving
2:31:36
ahead with a $1 billion arms
package for Israel even as the
2:31:39
administration recently halted a
planned shipment of 2000 pound
2:31:42
bombs. I
2:31:43
Adam Curry: have a clip that
comes from I think this is TRT
2:31:48
Turkish radio and television
that I have not heard any of
2:31:51
this information in the United
States. And it is the rather
2:31:57
interesting amount of State
Department and Defense
2:32:00
Department people who are
resigning their jobs over this.
2:32:04
Have you heard anything about
this? i
2:32:06
John C Dvorak: Yes, I have.
Well, every so often, it's
2:32:09
mentioned in one of these back
and forth interviews about these
2:32:12
guys quitting people are
quitting the State Department
2:32:14
left and right.
2:32:15
Adam Curry: Well, here we go.
2:32:16
Unknown: On Monday, US Army
intelligence officer Major
2:32:19
Harrison man publicly resigned
from the Defense Intelligence
2:32:22
Agency by posting a letter on
his LinkedIn profile. The
2:32:26
policy that's never been far
from my mind for the past six
2:32:30
months is the nearly unqualified
support for the Government of
2:32:34
Israel, which has enabled and
empowered the killing and
2:32:39
starvation of 10s of 1000s of
innocent Palestinians.
2:32:46
A US State Department report
released Friday found that
2:32:49
weapons provided by America to
Israeli security forces since
2:32:53
October 7, were used in
violation of international
2:32:57
humanitarian law.
2:32:58
What we've seen at the same time
is those arguments being used to
2:33:01
kill at this point over 34,000
people in Gaza from over 14,000
2:33:06
Children, in many cases,
striking targets in which there
2:33:10
was no identified military
objective. We have seen rules of
2:33:14
engagement on the part of Israel
that seem contrary to you know,
2:33:18
international both military best
practice, as well as a commonly
2:33:23
accepted international law when
it comes to the principles of
2:33:25
proportionality and
discrimination.
2:33:27
Josh Paul, former director of US
State Department, Bureau of
2:33:31
political and military affairs,
became the highest level US
2:33:34
official to resign just one
month after October 7. He says
2:33:39
the administration is avoiding
implementing laws that would
2:33:42
prevent military support to
Israel
2:33:44
to come to a conclusion
similarly, that international
2:33:47
humanitarian law has been
violated. There are both laws
2:33:51
and policies in the US that
would restrict the flow of arms.
2:33:54
So it is clear, I think that the
administration is doing this in
2:33:57
order to continue the flow of
arms despite the specific
2:34:00
restrictions that have been
placed on shipments of for
2:34:03
example, 2000 pound bombs. And
that is why it has not come to
2:34:07
any legally binding conclusions.
2:34:09
Since Paul's resignation. Many
more US officials from various
2:34:13
government offices have resigned
in protest to the
2:34:16
administration's pro Israel
policies.
2:34:18
Adam Curry: I had not heard any
of that. I'm glad you did. I was
2:34:21
like, I didn't know that. I know
people were resigning left and
2:34:24
right. Is this. Is this now like
this $1 billion.
2:34:30
John C Dvorak: Is this think
everybody? I don't think they're
2:34:33
all resigning because of this?
2:34:34
Adam Curry: What do you think
there was?
2:34:35
John C Dvorak: The Turkish news
makes us sad because they're on
2:34:37
one side of the argument. That's
2:34:39
Adam Curry: why I play it. Of
course.
2:34:40
John C Dvorak: Yeah. I don't
believe that's true. I did
2:34:42
sounds that because this has
been going on for a while.
2:34:44
They're just fed up with the
system at the State Department.
2:34:48
They don't like Blink and
there's a lot of reasons to
2:34:50
quit. And that one that was
exemplified on that particular
2:34:54
clip was it was a guy with the
DEI which is not State
2:34:58
Department.
2:34:58
Adam Curry: Here's what I here's
what I don't know. Understand
2:35:01
Dei,
2:35:02
John C Dvorak: but Department of
Defense Intelligence. Yeah.
2:35:04
Adam Curry: So so we know that
the numbers come the the news
2:35:08
has been reporting the numbers
from the Hamas agency. So we
2:35:12
have no idea how correct that
is. But I think the it's
2:35:18
intentional, but I wonder why
they're doing it. Why do they
2:35:21
keep saying it's a genocide?
Because the genocide implies
2:35:25
that you just want to wipe all
the people out? I don't think
2:35:29
there's any evidence of that
they may be wiping them out. But
2:35:33
there has to be intent behind
genocide. And it's feels like
2:35:39
you're you're creating a
friction point of interpretation
2:35:44
that has nothing to do with dead
people. You know what I mean?
2:35:48
Like, why did it why did the
protesters harp on that? Why did
2:35:51
why does it all has to be
genocide, which of course is
2:35:54
polarized and because of the
Jewish Holocaust genocide, which
2:35:59
some would say supposedly, in
World War Two. It's like a brain
2:36:04
fry. You know what I mean? It
doesn't make any sense to attack
2:36:08
with that as your main point. Am
I Am I overthinking this?
2:36:15
John C Dvorak: I'm not gonna say
you're overthinking it. But I'm
2:36:17
kind of surprised. You're
stunned and shocked by the
2:36:21
misuse of the terms to get to
make a political point, given
2:36:25
political point. I don't know it
seems to be working. Look at the
2:36:30
turnout for it is debatable, but
it's a t shirt. Definitely. It
2:36:35
seems to me that you got a lot
of people in the street. Oh,
2:36:39
tons
2:36:39
Adam Curry: of people. And it's
so bad that let me see. We got
2:36:44
to go after poor Jerry Seinfeld.
2:36:47
Unknown: A moment to celebrate
achievement, becoming another
2:36:50
chance to protest the war in
Gaza. After a turbulent spring.
2:36:53
multiple universities facing
disruption at graduation,
2:36:57
including Duke. Dozens of
students walked out on Jerry
2:37:01
Seinfeld's commencement address
Sunday. The comedian was later
2:37:07
cheered.
2:37:10
I say, use your privilege. I
grew up a Jewish boy from New
2:37:15
York. That is a privilege if you
want to be a
2:37:18
Adam Curry: comedian. Now
explain that to me. But he's
2:37:22
being a Jewish boy in New York
privileged because
2:37:25
John C Dvorak: of us assume?
Yes, because Jewish comics in
2:37:29
the comedy community are always
seen as naturally superior
2:37:34
because they're brought up in a
culture of telling gags and
2:37:37
jokes. So it gives you a bit of
an advantage because you can
2:37:40
deliver material when you're
little. And again, right to your
2:37:45
older. I mean, if you ever known
anyone has a Jewish person who
2:37:48
has who is at the dinner table
that is one of these New Yorkers
2:37:53
that likes to tell them, do
jokes do material, they'll just
2:37:56
go don't take it to the
fantastic. Now I want to mention
2:38:00
something about this walkout.
There were 20 I think it was 25.
2:38:05
It was like 2500 or more people,
or no 20,000 I think was 20,000
2:38:11
people at this big commencement
date. Here's Seinfeld and 40
2:38:14
walked out. And that became
news. It's just bullcrap news,
2:38:17
so they started to
2:38:18
Adam Curry: applaud him later, I
stopped the report. But yeah, it
2:38:21
is. I mean, he has a movie to
promote, which I tried to watch
2:38:24
and was kind of tedious. It's
supposed to be mediocre. Yeah,
2:38:28
it was. It was okay. A lot of a
lot of famous people in it,
2:38:31
which made it kind of funny, but
then there was this whole kind
2:38:34
of like January 11th thing for
20 minutes that bugged me. You
2:38:38
know, it's like, you know, free
the pop tart or whatever.
2:38:43
John C Dvorak: Well, thanks.
Well watch it.
2:38:45
Adam Curry: You don't don't want
to watch it. I got one more. No,
2:38:48
actually, let's move on, because
we have the big news of the day
2:38:52
we haven't even discussed. But
it comes on the heels of this
2:38:56
news.
2:38:57
Unknown: After years of warning
China President Biden put his
2:39:00
pen where his mouth is today,
quadrupling the tariff on
2:39:04
Chinese EVs from 25% to 100%.
2:39:08
I'm determined that the future
of electric vehicles will be
2:39:11
made in America by union
workers.
2:39:16
The move comes as EVs from
Chinese automaker, BYD gained
2:39:20
traction around the world at
about half the price of US made
2:39:25
cars.
2:39:25
One thing that my grandfather
used to always tell me are good
2:39:29
things aren't cheap and cheap.
Things aren't good.
2:39:31
Dorian Jimenez, a Chevy
dealership in Oklahoma City.
2:39:35
I'm glad that our government is
going that direction and the
2:39:38
more things that we can keep in
house the greater can be for us.
2:39:41
Biden's
2:39:42
hikes apply to far more than
EVs, Chinese steel and aluminum
2:39:47
will be hit with a 25% tariff.
Solar Panel sales will go to 50%
2:39:53
and so will Chinese syringes and
needles.
2:39:56
Biden finally listen to me he
listens to me former
2:40:00
President Donald Trump hiked
tariffs on a much broader swath
2:40:03
of Chinese goods in 2018. At the
time, Biden argued that would
2:40:08
spark a trade war raising costs
for everyone.
2:40:12
We're going after the wrong
thing with China.
2:40:16
Adam Curry: So what is round?
Well,
2:40:18
John C Dvorak: he's a big way
this is some another Hail Mary
2:40:22
that since administration is
trying to pull well we
2:40:24
Adam Curry: know it can't do
that because of the Mexican like
2:40:28
the you know, the free trade.
2:40:29
John C Dvorak: I don't know what
the I know the cars down there
2:40:31
but beat but but taxing the EVS
from China 100% or whatever he's
2:40:36
supposed to do. What? Electric
cars from China? Have you ever
2:40:40
seen an electric car from China
in this country? No. There's not
2:40:45
one any here. What would you
what are you taxing nothing.
2:40:47
Now,
2:40:48
Adam Curry: what are the tax on
steel and aluminum? Yeah, but
2:40:52
John C Dvorak: that's just a
that's a minus 25 percents, not
2:40:54
the same as 100%. But this is
Trump 100%. This
2:40:58
Adam Curry: is all Trump policy.
Everyone knows it. Which, by the
2:41:01
way, I heard an analysis that
his tariffs really didn't do
2:41:05
anything that didn't have a lot
of effect actually. Just raise
2:41:11
prices on stuff.
2:41:12
John C Dvorak: Then you said
this was the spoken news. I
2:41:16
thought you were going to talk
about the clip I have, which was
2:41:19
the Biden Trump debate.
2:41:22
Adam Curry: No, I said, that's a
precursor to this right.
2:41:27
Unknown: Here in Washoe County,
Nevada, home to Reno, Republican
2:41:31
Tracy Helton, I'm
2:41:32
Adam Curry: sorry, that's the
wrong. That's the wrong clip.
2:41:34
No, I have what I'm sure you
have the clip. Where's the clip?
2:41:38
The Trump Biden debate clip.
Where is it?
2:41:40
John C Dvorak: Biden's under
Biden? Yes. Oh,
2:41:43
Adam Curry: you have NTD Oh,
that's interesting.
2:41:45
Unknown: After some quick back
and forth Biden and Trump now
2:41:47
both agreed to two debates, the
first one by CNN happening in
2:41:52
just six weeks on June 27. And
another one by ABC on September
2:41:56
10. It brought him on Wednesday
afternoon said he's looking
2:41:59
forward to these debates while
denying that he's doing one so
2:42:02
early in June because he's
worried about his polling. But
2:42:06
Trump's now asking for four
debates in total, including one
2:42:09
by Fox on October 2, saying
Americans need to hear more
2:42:12
about inflation, the border and
chaos in the world. Biden's
2:42:16
campaign meanwhile slamming the
door for more debates, Trump of
2:42:19
playing games and insisting that
Biden only wants to one on one
2:42:23
debates. Here's Biden in the
video on Wednesday morning watch
2:42:27
Donald
2:42:27
Trump was to debates to me.
20 20% said he hadn't shown up
2:42:30
for debate. Now he's acting like
he wants to debate me again will
2:42:34
make my day pal. I'll even do it
twice
2:42:37
and the formats of these debates
are still being debated and
2:42:40
could surprise many. Trump says
he wants large venues to make
2:42:43
him more exciting. While Biden's
campaign wants no live audience
2:42:46
saying noisy spectacles are
unhelpful. The June CNN debate,
2:42:50
for example, won't have an
audience and will also be the
2:42:53
earliest televised presidential
debate on record. It also marks
2:42:56
the first time that candidates
break away from the bipartisan
2:42:59
group that has run these debates
for decades. It's also the first
2:43:03
time the debates are said before
either candidates becomes the
2:43:06
official party nominee. While
the surprises come as Biden and
2:43:09
Trump are ready exchanging fire
though not yet onstage.
2:43:12
Adam Curry: So before we discuss
this, I want to play two clips
2:43:15
one because I'm disappointed MTD
left off the so called kicker
2:43:19
joke. Of Biden's ad here it is
Donald
2:43:23
Unknown: Trump lost two debates
to me in 2020. The sense that he
2:43:26
hadn't shown up for debate now
he's acting like he wants to
2:43:28
debate me again. Will Make My
Day pal. I'll even do it twice.
2:43:33
So let's pick the day style. I
hear you're free on Wednesdays.
2:43:37
Adam Curry: So the free on
Wednesdays. Is that like that's
2:43:39
one of theirs prison prison
visitation. Is that the joke?
2:43:42
No,
2:43:42
John C Dvorak: no, no, no
Wednesday and the New York case
2:43:46
is the day that the court takes
off.
2:43:49
Adam Curry: Okay, now I want to
play the NBC report about this
2:43:53
so called agreement to debate
and then we
2:43:55
Unknown: shall discuss tonight
The stage is set for the first
2:43:58
TV confrontation between
President Biden and former
2:44:00
President Trump in more than
three years, the agreement
2:44:04
punctuating a dizzying day of
deal making. And posting this
2:44:07
video responding to weeks of
pressure from Mr. Trump for a
2:44:11
debate.
2:44:12
Donald Trump was two debates to
me in 2020. The Senate said he
2:44:15
hadn't shown up for debate. Now
he's acting like he wants to
2:44:17
debate me again will make my day
Powell
2:44:20
the president taunting his rival
over his Manhattan hush money
2:44:23
trial. That's kept him in court
four days a
2:44:26
week. First pick the days
Donald, I hear you're free on
2:44:29
Wednesday.
2:44:30
There are traditionally three
debates the president offering
2:44:33
to Mr. Trump, who refused all of
the primary debates, quickly
2:44:37
saying yes and pushing for more
writing. I'm ready and willing
2:44:40
to debate crooked Joe at the two
proposed times. I would strongly
2:44:44
recommend more than two debates
and for excitement purposes, a
2:44:47
very large venue. Just tell me
when I'll be there. Within hours
2:44:52
a pair of debate dates were set
one in late June another in
2:44:56
September, both sides bypassing
the Commission on Presidential
2:44:59
Debates. Proposal for three
false showdowns. President
2:45:02
Biden's decision comes after
former President Trump
2:45:05
repeatedly challenged him to
debate. You can
2:45:08
see we have an empty podium
right here to my right. You know
2:45:13
what that is? That's for Joe
Biden. I'm trying to get him to
2:45:15
debate
2:45:16
in an already unprecedented
campaign, the first crucial
2:45:19
clash now the earliest in modern
history.
2:45:22
Adam Curry: So this does prove,
obviously, that politics is show
2:45:26
business for Ugly people. Your
thoughts on this, John?
2:45:29
John C Dvorak: Well, first of
all, is something that no one
2:45:31
none of these analysts have
picked up on. Is the real reason
2:45:36
Joe wants no audience. Because
the Democrats just a Democrat,
2:45:41
Senator thing, it's gonna be
CNN, it's gonna be two people.
2:45:44
Two people, both of them have
called Trump Hitler, both of
2:45:47
them. Yeah, Tapper and Dana
Bash. And so the reason he has
2:45:52
to have no audience because they
get to loaded up with a bunch of
2:45:55
pro Biden people who would be
fine, is you can't hear the ear
2:45:59
way.
2:46:01
Adam Curry: You can't hear the
IFBB. Exactly,
2:46:03
John C Dvorak: exactly. He's
gonna have a piece deep in his
2:46:07
ear. It's gonna be one of those
canal items, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe,
2:46:10
Joe. And then it probably is
going to probably be talking to
2:46:15
it, but you can't hear it. If
you're in a giant crowd that are
2:46:19
all clapping and hooting and
hollering you won't be able to
2:46:21
pick up the cues. Joe is going
to be talked to through the
2:46:25
whole thing. And he's going to
be repeating what the things
2:46:28
were whoever is talking to him.
This is a scam.
2:46:31
Adam Curry: Yes. And, of course,
it's an entertainment. Gambit,
2:46:37
to get some money for Disney.
And for a scene by the way. It's
2:46:43
kind of a joke to say me, we
don't want an audience on CNN
2:46:46
because they don't have an
audience. So that's not, that's
2:46:49
not very hard. It's just, I
mean, what is there? Do they
2:46:55
think they can do something
here? I understand they want the
2:46:58
microphones muted while the
other person is talking. But
2:47:01
what kind of debate is this?
It's not a debate.
2:47:10
John C Dvorak: gonna sell it'll
be entertained. Like you said,
2:47:12
it's entertainment. It'll
2:47:13
Adam Curry: be it'll be Bonanza
ratings. It'll be fantastic.
2:47:17
Well,
2:47:17
John C Dvorak: for CNN, they
always have their get a big
2:47:19
number. So what is they can they
can't sell into it? It's not
2:47:23
part of their, you know, they
can't use that as a package sale
2:47:26
or anything. This is just a big
bump in their numbers for one
2:47:29
day. And all the other networks
are demanding that CNN because
2:47:35
they because ABC has already
agreed to this, that they allow
2:47:38
the other people to carry the
feed. Oh, no, no, no, you had to
2:47:43
No, no, no, we don't want to do
that. Because they want to get
2:47:46
their number super high. But
that makes sense. Most media
2:47:49
people's think that they're
going to be they're going to be
2:47:53
hounded into sharing the feed as
it because it is just a national
2:47:58
thing. It should share the feed.
So it'll show up maybe on all
2:48:01
the networks and then CNN won't
get that bump.
2:48:06
Adam Curry: I think it was a
good move though. I think they I
2:48:09
think it for the for the Biden
camp. I think they made a move
2:48:12
and it was a bold one. Because
they know they're guys retarded.
2:48:17
They do. But it was a bold move
and I think it put Trump on it
2:48:20
on on his hind leg for a second
I think he has to figure it
2:48:23
John C Dvorak: out and they're
gonna jet Jack Jack him up with
2:48:25
it ever they give him for this
State of the Union.
2:48:30
Adam Curry: Now you don't think
that that there's something here
2:48:32
that there could be a quick
switcheroo a gambit afoot? You
2:48:35
know something that we swap it
out in comes Gavin Newsom.
2:48:40
John C Dvorak: The thinking
again goes to the following as
2:48:43
the in the following way. They
want to do this debate early
2:48:47
enough, like in June, to prevent
like a switcheroo during the
2:48:52
convention or anything yet
because Biden will be
2:48:53
established now he's you know,
no matter what you think, no.
2:48:58
Adam Curry: Oh, so it's a it's a
it's a defensive move against a
2:49:01
strife inside the Democrat camp.
2:49:04
John C Dvorak: That's what's one
analysis would have. Yeah, I
2:49:07
think that's exactly right. So
you put him up there. He's
2:49:10
already now he's, you know, we
can't just switch him out now.
2:49:13
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's okay.
That makes that makes sense. No
2:49:16
matter what happens. They can't
swap him out. Okay, well, it'll
2:49:21
be great. You know what's great
about it, it's on a Wednesday.
2:49:24
It's good for the show. We love
that.
2:49:28
Unknown: I'm gonna show us move
by donating to no agenda.
2:49:31
Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
2:49:34
fun.
2:49:41
Adam Curry: I want to thank some
people who came in $50 or above
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as producers of episode 1660.
And we got some title changes
2:49:51
and some nice things and a
whopper of a whopper of a meet
2:49:55
up list. Very excited about
that. So John, why don't you
2:49:57
take us through these donations?
Yeah,
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John C Dvorak: we're gonna start
John Key hanya or key Hana in
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park Ville, Maryland with $150
and then we have Gary Coxon,
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If you want to run that through
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a calculator that may bump up to
200 Not sure, but it came down
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to
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Adam Curry: 6000 don't think it
quite makes it Wow, it's really
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leaning here.
2:50:24
John C Dvorak: Lucas Williams
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Roswell. $100 Kevin McLaughlin
already. Oh, 808 the only one
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today for boobs. Christopher
Dexter's 5678 James Edmondson in
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5510. This goes down fast, by
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the way, Devon O'Connell.
Boyles, Boylston, Massachusetts.
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50 to 72. And now we're at the
50s and just just $50 donors,
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name and location, starting with
inside a big list, starting with
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Dame Patricia Worthington in
Miami, Brandon Savoie in Port
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orchard. Jared ja in Nashville,
real deals now in San Antonio,
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you live in North Stonington
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new brown fells Texas. Kelly
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Sir Greg in Newport, North
Carolina and last on our list is
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Leanne Shipley in Covington.
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Adam Curry: No, we have one more
we have one more Sara Sara a
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Martin. Oh, I'm
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John C Dvorak: sorry. Yes. And
I'm sorry Sarah Martin in
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Lanark, Ontario, Canada. She's
got a birthday. Happy birthday
2:52:06
to Amy. Best sister in the
universe.
2:52:09
Adam Curry: Nah. All right.
Nice, beautiful. Thank you all
2:52:11
very much for supporting us. And
again, thank you to those people
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came in under $50 For reasons of
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you. You've got karma
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Yeah, we got some birthdays.
Hold on a second. We'll begin
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the list here. We have Eric who
wishes Lauren elewana Happy
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birthday. celebrated yesterday.
Drone dork. well wishes his
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keeper Melissa happy one is your
birthday today. And he himself
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is celebrating tomorrow and that
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turns 30 on the 18th Eric Mackey
Hello, Eric Mackey celebrating
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Unknown: don't want to be
induced title change?
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Adam Curry: Let me see we have
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as requested and we thank you
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that. Thank you so much. We have
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a layaway night we want to
celebrate today with a knighting
2:54:01
and this comes from Justin
Heiner. He's from Vine Grove
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Kentucky has been listener since
my first appearance on Joe Rogan
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experience char okay donation I
am fresh off the night layaway
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an anniversary gift a couple of
years ago. He says best gift
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ever. Quick shout out to my five
sons and future knights Gavin
2:54:22
Garrett, Grayson, Landon and
Jack Those are good names. Those
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are strong men names I like
that. Adam watching your journey
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to faith in Jesus has been
awesome, John, you're like a
2:54:34
fine wine. You just get better
with age. How tired of you
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hearing that one is pretty bad.
This is truly as the best pod in
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Thanks guys. Bye. Okay, you were
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you're a set with the sword. Do
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you have your sword? You're
fighting right here it
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John C Dvorak: is. gotcha
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Adam Curry: gotcha fine wine All
right, Justin Heiner hop on up
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It's gonna be very exciting.
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Unknown: You won't be triggered.
You will be everybody feels the
2:58:39
same. Is like
2:58:44
Adam Curry: yay. Like a party
like a party. I only have one
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Iso I don't think it's very
good. Actually. I can actually
2:58:51
roll it out for you. It's my
one. So please, please 100% 100%
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John C Dvorak: Oh, not again.
2:58:57
Adam Curry: It's got hopefully
you have something better.
2:59:00
John C Dvorak: I have two that I
think are better. But let's
2:59:02
start with that. Absolutely
true. Absolutely true.
2:59:06
Adam Curry: Not bad. Not bad.
Not bad.
2:59:07
John C Dvorak: I like it. Clear.
To the point. Yes, it is. And
2:59:10
then best thing. Best thing to
ever happen
2:59:13
Unknown: to the internet.
2:59:14
Adam Curry: Yeah. Okay. That's
the winner right there. You knew
2:59:17
that was gonna win. That's
beautiful. I love it. Good news.
2:59:20
Good. Good news. Good news. Good
news. Good news. And good news.
2:59:25
As we wind up our broadcast day,
John, what do we have today?
2:59:28
John C Dvorak: It's about 102
year old woman's birthday. And
2:59:32
she is a hard work and volunteer
and she's just good keeps on
2:59:35
truckin.
2:59:36
Adam Curry: You sound like Who
was the guy on the Today Show?
2:59:39
The weather guy he used to do
we've got a shout out to the Oh
2:59:44
yes, his name's not Ah,
2:59:46
John C Dvorak: there's a big fat
guy. Yeah, dead guy is dead now.
2:59:52
Unknown: What was his name?
Alright, now St. Mary's
2:59:54
celebrated one of their longtime
volunteers yesterday. Surely
2:59:57
souls just turned 102 Are
Jessica Livingstone was at the
3:00:01
celebration where the birthday
girl danced the party away and
3:00:05
shared a little advice
3:00:06
surely shows a three time cancer
survivor has been volunteering
3:00:09
for St. Mary's for more than two
decades. She sorts papers and
3:00:13
does what she calls the grunt
work because she says it's what
3:00:16
keeps her going. Give
3:00:18
yourself community gives back to
you. So it works two ways. To me
3:00:25
volunteering is really very
important. Shirley's
3:00:28
life is a whirlwind with
heirlooms for hospice on
3:00:30
Mondays, St. Mary's on Wednesday
and lunch with her friends on
3:00:34
Friday. But she was confides she
could be busier in case you're
3:00:38
looking for a volunteer. So
3:00:40
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
I'm booked, but I'm open for
3:00:43
Tuesday and Thursday if
anybody's aware.
3:00:46
Anyone hoping to make it as far
as she has, she shares this life
3:00:50
advice, but
3:00:51
you have to like yourself so you
can like others and help others
3:00:56
have to want to do that.
3:00:57
Surely spice for life never
stops for her. It's all been a
3:01:01
grand intoxicating adventure by
single
3:01:03
malt scotch and my wine tasting.
And my traveling all over the
3:01:08
world. drives my family crazy. I
was in Africa celebrating my
3:01:13
95th birthday on a camping
3:01:15
trip. So giving and loving her
door is always open to new and
3:01:20
old friends. Five
3:01:22
530 The news and the wine. I
have any kind of snacks you
3:01:27
want. So come on over Happy
Birthday surely. years to many,
3:01:33
many more.
3:01:34
Adam Curry: I that was a good
one. I like it. I like it. I'd
3:01:37
like to drink an old granny.
Yes. She
3:01:39
John C Dvorak: says fanciful
malt scotch.
3:01:41
Adam Curry: I love wine.
Willard. Willard Scott was the
3:01:44
name we were Willard Scotland's.
I love that chick. That's I
3:01:49
mean, if I'm going to be the
vaping Granny, I'm going to be
3:01:52
the vaping grandpa. Hey, give me
a single malt scotch. I'm going
3:01:56
to vape in your face. This is
heavy.
3:02:09
Good news, everybody. We love
the good news segments. Very
3:02:13
controversial. Very
controversial, very
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controversial. Links
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John C Dvorak: to grouches out
there. Very controversial
3:02:19
segment.
3:02:19
Adam Curry: And we'll tell you
later
3:02:21
John C Dvorak: good news. Good
3:02:23
Adam Curry: news. Hey, we got
some more facts coming up next.
3:02:26
If you want to know about the
beef between Kendrick Lamar and
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John C Dvorak: the other guy
yeah, what's his name? Yeah,
3:02:34
that
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Adam Curry: guy. Kendrick Lamar.
Oh, yeah, the the Canadian
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Drake, Drake, Drake, and its
implications on black America.
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Unknown: Good stuff.
3:03:05
Adam Curry: Coming to you from
Fredericksburg, Texas, the heart
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of the Texas Hill Country FEMA
Region number six in the
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morning, everybody.
3:03:12
John C Dvorak: I'm Adam curry
from Northern Silicon Valley.
3:03:15
I'm John C. Dvorak. We'll be
back on Sunday.
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Adam Curry: Please join us
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3:04:26
the to the resources that Schiff
says see in the morning at Curry
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here my man Chelsea and I hit
him in the mouth and listen to
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what I'm talking about. Don't
let your free country go because
3:04:41
you want to give it up too fast
and reacted too slow spending
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all our money in the land where
the poppies bring it back as
3:04:49
some hair you know paranoid cuz
they don't like what I'm saying.
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They think got paranoid paranoid
cuz they don't like what I'm
3:05:03
saying you think paranoid cuz
they don't like what I'm saying
3:05:15
Adam Curry: they don't like what
I say. Time to celebrate
3:05:18
John C Dvorak: because of bird
flu
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Adam Curry: very fishy 11 years
of colder weather we need no
3:05:26
agenda fear scale just in time
for Pride Month Do you have a
3:05:30
scar snare? Are you serious in
this country about the potential
3:05:33
impact of the h five n one bird
flu on humans is a money making
3:05:38
scheme. This has to be rejected.
It's fake each five and one is
3:05:43
mutating into a form that could
spread from human to human a lot
3:05:46
of people getting worried
3:05:48
Unknown: I saw nothing the virus
is now spread among dairy cattle
3:05:51
across nine different states.
3:05:53
Adam Curry: This is bull crap.
This is a hoax. We got to have
3:05:56
queers now.
3:05:58
John C Dvorak: If they have
birth to Jesus dropped dead it's
3:06:01
only
3:06:01
Unknown: a matter of time
hospitalizations for COVID are
3:06:04
at an all time Whoa.
3:06:06
John C Dvorak: But nothing got
blowed up.
3:06:08
Adam Curry: Clear. How worried
should they be right now? My
3:06:14
telephone poles were on fire.
The risk to you right now is
3:06:17
very low. But breaking Typhoid
Mary oh the herd nonbinary no
3:06:23
binary No, no Nari and coronal
mass ejections. What is going
3:06:27
on? Where
3:06:28
Unknown: is it? How what is it
spread?
3:06:29
Adam Curry: They're phonies.
They're all phones. We've been
3:06:32
Unknown: duped alarm bells
should really start going off
3:06:35
rare severe
3:06:36
geomagnetic storm warning.
3:06:38
John C Dvorak: actually played
there. Sony says that piece of
3:06:40
crap. Joe Biden. It is
3:06:44
Unknown: scary and it does sound
scary.
3:06:48
Adam Curry: blue haired people
are all upset with
3:06:53
petrochemicals and sawdust is
now food increase in cancer
3:06:57
mortality after a third COVID
dose. I love it.
3:07:01
Unknown: Viral fragments in
Europe is last figure out what
3:07:06
the dominant strains gonna be
3:07:08
Adam Curry: Satan on the way I
think we're going away this is
3:07:11
not going to end well for you.
Now that's the winning song out
3:07:16
of protesting telling your kid
you're good to go.
3:07:19
Unknown: It is scary and it does
sound scary.
3:07:21
Adam Curry: Even the smallpox
vaccine of course started
3:07:24
smallpox epidemics.
3:07:27
Unknown: Superstar
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John C Dvorak: not on the list.
3:07:33
Unknown: If you read into the
denizens of a bar in Secretary
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of State Anthony Blinken, he
went to a bar and jams with a
3:07:45
local Ukrainian
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rock band. He was banned jeans
and black shirt because he's so
3:07:49
cool. We're a war torn
3:07:51
country that is facing genocidal
demolition equal to vegan jam
3:07:55
and party with a bunch of people
who are drinking
3:07:57
it. They have been living they
will be funded for ever.
3:08:00
And it was obviously for the
cameras. This was all planned
3:08:04
and all staged. Who was this
for? Exactly?
3:08:08
It does not offend a message of
desperation on the part of the
3:08:11
Fein
3:08:12
Secretary stapling a jamming in
a foreign key of well, you're
3:08:15
forced to cough up 10s of
billions of dollars that we
3:08:17
don't have for the war. There
are too many failed theater kids
3:08:20
actors and musicians in
politics.
3:08:22
The actual band they were told
someone famous was going to come
3:08:26
and play with them. They were
told it was the young.
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