0:00
John C Dvorak: To all signs
pointed to jacked up Joe, Adam
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curry,
0:04
Unknown: John C. Devorah 30
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Adam Curry: and 2020 for this
award winning combination media
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assassination episode 1673 This
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Unknown: is no agenda
0:14
Adam Curry: clarifying the clown
show and broadcasting live from
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the heart of the Texas hill
country here in FEMA Region
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number six. In the morning,
everybody I'm Adam curry.
0:23
John C Dvorak: Hey from New
Orleans Silicon Valley, where
0:25
everybody wants Kamla Harris for
President I'm Jonathan
0:30
Adam Curry: Hill. As funny that
was going to be my complete
0:34
deconstruction as well go Kamla
0:38
John C Dvorak: I wish that
happened. I
0:40
Adam Curry: received a very rare
text from from John Thursday
0:44
night. He says hey, got any
Palestine news?
0:52
John C Dvorak: Very funny. Yeah.
Before we begin our
0:55
deconstruction because everyone
seems to think we're going to do
0:57
this oh,
0:58
Adam Curry: let me tell you
walking into church this
1:00
morning. Hey, I can't wait to
hear what you guys have to say.
1:04
Oh, everyone's like half the
church like what what he was
1:06
gonna have what you got to get
out of it. Okay,
1:09
John C Dvorak: well, this you
got your customers there. That's
1:11
all right. Oh, wait,
1:12
Adam Curry: why do you think I
go customers baby? All
1:15
customers? Yes. Why we should
only have
1:18
John C Dvorak: a couple of super
clips I want to start with
1:20
versus the commentary. I
1:22
Adam Curry: have a super clip as
well. How about that?
1:25
John C Dvorak: I have a before
Super clip actually have two
1:28
befores and one after. Okay. And
why are they get debit for
1:34
debate? So, I would like to
start with this when Deb CBS
1:40
before CBS
1:42
Adam Curry: before. Okay, here
we go. We
1:44
Unknown: are just hours away
from this year's first
1:47
presidential debate in Atlanta.
And while President Biden and
1:50
former President Donald Trump
have done this before back in
1:53
2020. As you all know, so much
has changed since then. And
1:56
right now the race could not be
tighter. Minnesota's Democratic
1:59
Senator Amy Klobuchar joins us
from Atlanta ahead of tonight's
2:03
debate. Senator Klobuchar.
Welcome. I want to dive right
2:06
into what's leading on many
people's minds, which recent
2:10
polling suggests is this concern
about President Biden's age
2:14
you're speaking to a reporter
who he called a junkie some time
2:17
ago because I inquired about
cognitive tests. How significant
2:21
is it tonight that Mr. Biden
shows he's fit for the title of
2:26
Commander in Chief?
2:28
Oh, President Biden is fit to be
commander in chief every time
2:33
there has been a big moment
where the Trump people are
2:35
predicting some fiasco every
time President Biden rises to
2:40
the occasion. Look at it, the
State of the Union this year.
2:44
Last year, he was fantastic.
Normandy, he is the commander in
2:49
chief. And you know, they can
poke at his age all they want.
2:52
Trump is nearly the same age and
I take 81 over 91 Any day 91
2:58
felony indictments?
3:00
Adam Curry: Not really not
really. Not really a super,
3:03
John C Dvorak: super super super
clip is this one. This is Deb m
3:06
s NBC, which is actually MSNBC,
CNN and a few others before and
3:11
this is a clip.
3:12
Adam Curry: Now is it good
before? I'm sorry? Yeah, before
3:15
for I'm sorry. Okay, here we go.
3:17
Unknown: Advantage. Joe Biden,
well,
3:20
then you better vote for Joe
Biden. It's that simple. This
3:24
version of Biden,
intellectually, analytically, is
3:29
the best Biden ever about it. On
the one
3:32
hand, I think that, you know,
they should debate that Biden
3:35
will wipe the floor for me what
Biden should just challenge him
3:38
to push up.
3:39
Donald Trump better, better be
careful, because in 2020, when
3:44
they had their little debate,
3:45
he is visibly in in better
physical shape than Donald
3:50
Trump.
3:51
Biden is out riding the bike
swimming in the ocean.
3:54
He's you know, 80 year olds, you
want to do all those things kill
3:57
buyers in far better shape.
Physically. Joe Biden is
4:01
physically active. He's on a
bike. He's literally the one
4:07
question Is he old enough to see
strong enough he was on fire.
4:10
He's fiery Joe.
4:11
I'm excited for the American
people to get to see President
4:14
Biden on the campaign trail. Get
to see what I get to see behind
4:17
the scenes all the time about
his energy. One
4:20
of the themes this election
cycle is that Joe Biden is too
4:23
old to lead and so everyone is
seizing upon this. And it is a
4:27
classic disinformation tactic.
Biden swept the floor with
4:31
that's
4:33
Adam Curry: what a rug poll. All
right. I presume the MSNBC after
4:38
is the next clip. Yeah,
4:40
John C Dvorak: the same
basically the same people in
4:42
that last clip.
4:44
Unknown: After the debate, now
is a good time in June. Thank
4:48
God in June and not October in
June. This is a last chance for
4:55
Democrats to decide whether this
man we've known and loved for a
4:59
very long On Time is up to the
task,
5:02
blame it on a cold, blame it on
his stuttering, blame it on over
5:07
preparation, whatever. But he
did lose it maybe he needs to
5:12
go. Maybe he needs to be honest
with it was stunningly worse
5:15
than I expected the performance.
I think within the first 90
5:18
seconds it was kind of baked in,
kind of pains me to say this
5:21
today, but I think President
Biden needs to step down.
5:26
It just pains me but I don't
believe he's the right man right
5:30
now. And I don't know what you
do to turn that around. Biden's
5:33
answers
5:34
were in a lot of cases not
coherent. He did
5:37
nothing to disabuse, I think the
country of the notion that he is
5:41
very old and was lost
frequently. His biggest issue
5:45
that he had to prove to the
American people was he had the
5:47
energy and the stamina. And he
didn't do
5:50
that. It's kind of a DEF CON one
moment.
5:52
Adam Curry: That was painful. I
love Joe Biden, I worked for Joe
5:55
Biden. He didn't do well at all.
He did not do well at all.
6:01
Unknown: The only job that Joe
Biden had last night was to
6:05
reassure America that he was not
too old to do the job. And he
6:10
failed. I was
6:12
disappointed devastated by Joe
Biden's performance last night.
6:17
I don't believe He's our best
choice at this point.
6:20
Adam Curry: Before we continue,
and I'd like to, for us to talk
6:23
a little bit, I would like to
play a public service
6:27
announcement. This is a public
service announcement from then
6:31
Attorney General of the great
State of Delaware, Beau Biden.
6:36
Unknown: Hi, my name is Beau
Biden, Attorney General, the
6:38
state of Delaware. Here to talk
to you about something that's
6:40
very important to me, and to my
office senior abuse, which falls
6:45
into one of three categories,
abuse, neglect, or financial
6:48
exploitation. For every one of
these types of crimes, it's
6:51
reported to our office five go
on reporting, but 2 million
6:54
senior Americans are affected
every year. And 80% 80% of these
6:59
crimes are committed by family
members against the so called
7:03
level. We need your help seniors
need your help. So if you
7:07
suspect that anyone is affected
by any of these crimes, please
7:10
contact our elder abuse hotline.
Thank you.
7:14
Adam Curry: I think right after
the bait, we got a excellent
7:18
example of elder abuse by a
family member. Such a great job
7:23
you answered every question. I
mean, come on. Are we stupid?
7:34
John C Dvorak: Are we so you
answered every question, God,
7:37
you did a great job, Joe.
7:39
Unknown: Okay. So
7:41
Adam Curry: I think we could
have probably expected this
7:45
because the setup for this
obvious operation was Shareen.
7:52
caboodle John Pierre, with the
cheap fakes. That was the setup,
7:58
not for not for us, but for
8:01
John C Dvorak: probably a gaslit
public for
8:03
Adam Curry: the gaslit public's
like, Oh, see, it's just the
8:06
Republicans. They're deceptively
editing. It's all No, it's not
8:10
true. That because I remember
saying, Wow, that's a really
8:14
good one cheap fakes. That's not
something jurien came up with
8:18
that came from someone who was
smart. And yes,
8:21
John C Dvorak: yeah, because you
can't say deep fake as as very
8:24
specific. No, but we all know
what that means. Yes. So you
8:27
change the the the, the
terminology to DT to cheap Fe
8:33
which rhymes with deep and makes
you think deep. But it doesn't
8:37
really mean anything. There's no
real definition for this.
8:40
Adam Curry: Now, the thing that
we can't portray, because it
8:44
wasn't audio is what you saw on
the screen. I'm sure you saw it
8:48
too. Right after the debate when
I was watching, CNN, CNN, MSNBC.
8:56
John C Dvorak: CNN is the only
state only network that showed
8:58
what you're going to talk them.
No,
8:59
Adam Curry: MSNBC did the same
thing. They kept wasn't
9:02
John C Dvorak: on CBS. No, no,
I'm saying it wasn't on ABC or
9:06
NBC. No.
9:08
Adam Curry: It was on now
remember that they had CNN had I
9:11
think 15 People MSNBC had about
eight or nine and the lower
9:16
third kept coming up. Democrat
insider Joe has to go dem
9:21
sources say this is horrendous.
Joe has got to resign. I mean,
9:25
one after the other. And then
because of course these these I
9:30
don't think that these these
talking heads were in on it. But
9:32
they were getting the calls.
9:34
John C Dvorak: Like oh, I think
you're talking about him being
9:36
escorted off the stage.
9:38
Adam Curry: No, no, no, no, no,
no. Now you saw that, right
9:41
where he where Jill literally
had to hold the head to support
9:44
him getting down each step. No
Step No, the lower third this
9:48
now you and I know enough about
television. It's not like the
9:52
Chiron editor sits there and
says, Oh, I know what I'll put
9:55
in there. This would be cool.
Let me put this in. No. And
9:57
there were no there were no
names. There were no names. It
10:00
was just dem sources, donors,
insiders, Washington, people
10:05
with knowledge people familiar
with the matter. None of those
10:09
were on the screen. No, none of
those came on to say anything,
10:12
it was all lower third, and it
was just one after the other
10:15
after the other. And then of
course, the New York Times came
10:18
out with the editorial board
literally saying, to serve his
10:22
country, President Biden should
leave the race. So this was a
10:25
complete setup. And all of these
talking heads, they were getting
10:29
the calls, that's all they could
talk about. Well, I'm getting
10:32
calls from all over the place
I'm getting I'm getting caught
10:34
Jordan, and they would not name
names. No, I'm getting called
10:38
from the Obama world people
whatever that means. I found
10:41
John C Dvorak: it interesting.
The and I'm gonna stay with your
10:44
thesis here because I kind of
think there's something going on
10:47
to the is that for example, on
MSNBC, you had a just a table
10:54
full of people and say, eight or
nine people and they somehow all
10:59
of them were getting calls. work
in the industry. I don't care
11:04
who you are, what you're you're
not getting calls, just random
11:08
calls constantly from people
when you're when you actually
11:11
have a job to do. You're good.
You have to prepare for this for
11:14
the setup that's going on for
the discussions. You're not
11:17
taking a bunch of calls if you
were even getting them there was
11:20
something very fishy about Yeah,
I got called by 10 different
11:23
people. I got call like I called
my phone was ringing off the
11:27
hook.
11:28
Adam Curry: Let me put it this
way. I believe these people or
11:31
text call DMS, whatever it
that's kind of irrelevant how it
11:35
came in. These are the people
they talk to all the time. These
11:38
are the people that tell them
what to say. That's why they had
11:42
nothing, no other thing to say
is because they're they they
11:44
have no brain cells. They just
say whatever their sources,
11:49
there insiders, the donors who
whatever they tell these people
11:53
in those on those panels. Now
they were just saying, Oh, he's
11:56
gotta go. It's done. Oh, no, it
was a nice little play, by the
12:00
way, coincidentally, is good.
June 28 1914, is when arch
12:04
Archduke Ferdinand was
assassinated, seems to be a
12:08
political trend. Every 110 years
a cycle John a cycle, June 28.
12:16
So the question is
12:18
John C Dvorak: why the by the
way after the fact they closed
12:21
ranks? What do you mean that the
Republicans, the Democrats
12:26
closed ranks? Biden's not going
to go? He showed his true
12:32
spirits the next day? Oh, yeah,
of course, of course, and blah,
12:35
blah, blah, blah, blah. And I.
And then they had one of the
12:39
guys that was on Fox. And he's
the guy used to be an ex
12:41
congressman, he's under one of
the weekend shows. He says that
12:45
there's already too many states
because the presidential
12:50
election is actually run by the
states because they're setting
12:53
it up for the Electoral College.
He says that there's close you
12:57
can't change the name of the
current date. Correct. And about
13:00
including Nevada, in a good
third of the states. He says no
13:05
way you can get by right there,
correct? Yes, he dies?
13:08
Adam Curry: Well, there's Well,
there's a couple of options
13:10
here. As I understand as well,
because of the delegates, you
13:13
know, you can't pull them out.
They have to go through the
13:16
convention process. The only
thing that would potentially
13:21
work is if Well, there's two
ways if Biden steps down after
13:28
he is nominated as the
candidate. Three if he dies on
13:33
suddenly, or there's also 25th
amendment possibility this
13:37
Newsweek is already kind of
talking about that. But I don't
13:40
know if that's really going to
happen.
13:41
John C Dvorak: What that's never
going to happen. But what is
13:44
what I think
13:45
Adam Curry: we need to be on
watch for a number of reasons.
13:48
One, while we're all distracted
here, what else is going on? So
13:52
I want all the no agenda
producers to be watchmen and
13:54
watch women keep your eyes open
because something it's something
13:57
else is happening while we're
not seeing it. And I think
14:00
there's another shoe to drop, we
just haven't seen the second
14:03
piece of this. Of this up. And I
kind of predict the next talking
14:12
point might be nuclear codes.
national security, no, that
14:17
shouldn't be trumped to that.
Well, that's what I'm saying
14:21
that they haven't even done that
with him yet. The timing of this
14:26
was obvious it was way early
earlier than any debate has ever
14:29
taken place. So it was planned
but we just don't know why I'm
14:35
I'm a little afraid that they
that if the if the war machine
14:39
is behind this op very possible
they they're the guys with the
14:42
money that they want an event
and well you know, we can't have
14:48
Joe in there. He can't have his
hand on the button. There's all
14:53
kinds of possibilities there of
you
14:56
John C Dvorak: can speculate all
you want but it's gonna be a
14:57
difficult thing to get It is
it's a what? Whoever set this
15:02
up? Let's go right back to the
beginning. Who decided not to
15:06
jack up, Joe?
15:07
Adam Curry: But hold on? You
didn't let me finish. My
15:11
original thesis has been they
want Trump in. Trump is very pro
15:15
military.
15:16
John C Dvorak: That's been the
thesis of the show for a while.
15:18
Yeah.
15:20
Adam Curry: Now who didn't jack
up, Joe? Well, I think right
15:23
now, the person to watch is
Jill. And she's she's the
15:29
handler, that's clear. If she
wasn't in on it, then she should
15:34
be livid. And I, from what I
understand the Biden family is
15:38
now at Camp David. They'll
discussing what Joe should do.
15:43
And, according to NBC, a person
familiar with the dynamic said
15:51
Biden will ultimately listen to
only one advisor, and that is
15:54
Jill. Now why are they saying
that? They're saying that
15:58
because there's reasons. is it
also possible in your mind that
16:03
Biden, I mean, you're president,
you still have power? That Biden
16:08
is just like, No, no, I'm not
going. Or the Jill said, Joe,
16:11
tell them you're not going.
Maybe she's the power hungry
16:14
one.
16:15
John C Dvorak: She sure maybe
she really thinks she maybe Sure
16:20
looks it Oh, my God, she is it?
Well, then,
16:25
Adam Curry: you know, so it's
also possible that they just
16:28
couldn't get him to step down.
And they said, alright, you know
16:31
what, we'll do it this way.
Well,
16:33
John C Dvorak: if you recall, in
2020, or 2019, probably, Biden
16:38
says he was only running for
president for one term, and then
16:43
he's gonna pass it on. He said
that I don't know if he ever.
16:48
But we all everybody remembers
him doing I'm only going to run
16:50
for one term. And that's all I
wanted just to get rid of Trump.
16:53
And we'll put some we'll get
some other new talent in there.
16:57
And then all of a sudden, out of
the blue after flying around in
17:00
the big jet and having nothing
but fun and free meals with
17:04
especially Jill having fun in
the big jet and being flown by
17:08
herself in the big jet. And the
small jet. She, why are we
17:15
quitting this job? We can run
again, I don't understand why
17:18
this one. thing, you're doing a
good job.
17:22
Adam Curry: I'd like this jet.
This jet is great. Yeah, that's
17:26
all very possible. Now there's,
there's a kind of far out there
17:33
theory which in a way, through a
funny way, although I don't like
17:37
the source that you sent me
from. about Putin. And I don't
17:43
have confirmation yet, because I
can't find it anywhere.
17:46
John C Dvorak: Oh, the Putin
thing? Yeah, apparently, I just
17:48
sent that to you. Because it was
fun. If true, you and Putin are
17:52
thinking in the same. Same way.
17:55
Adam Curry: So the Putin theory,
Putin says, Be careful, the
17:59
Americans are setting up a bird
flew when he called Bio weapon
18:04
attack. Now, should that be
true? And there's ample evidence
18:10
for it? But you know, quite a
stretch. The problem with Biden
18:17
is, is not that he's, you know,
that he is clearly mentally
18:23
deficient. Is the problem is
that, I mean, he's losing by too
18:28
big a margin. So just bear with
me, if you were going to rig the
18:35
election, which seems completely
possible, then all you really
18:41
need is someone who could be
plausible enough to win. So that
18:46
when you fix the results, you
say, Well, I mean, it was Gavin
18:53
Newsom, yo, or was fill in the
blank, Pamela, can't Well, even
18:58
Camela, even Camela would work.
So they really, they really just
19:02
need a candidate who could give
plausibility to ballot counting
19:06
results. Now, you could do that
with a with a with another plan.
19:09
Demick possibly, although I
don't know, you could do it with
19:12
the cyber attack. Oh, the
infrastructure is broken. We
19:15
have to go to paper ballots. But
I don't think that they've
19:20
unveiled they haven't shown
their hand to us yet. It's not
19:24
there. But
19:25
John C Dvorak: then again, we
have our self contradictory
19:27
belief that Trump is the target
to become the next president.
19:32
Adam Curry: That's the one that
seems most logical. And I think
19:35
that, you know, Trump is just
saying I want I want I want I
19:38
mean, why is it so obvious that
this was an opt to take that why
19:42
isn't he saying the obvious this
troubles me? Why is he saying
19:45
while the Democrats really don't
want Joe to win, do they?
19:49
Everybody can see that? Why
isn't he saying it?
19:53
John C Dvorak: There's been a
lot of speculation, especially
19:55
from the right wingers on the
stuff that Trump's not saying.
19:58
Mm hmm. If it's if we're if
everything we say and suspect is
20:03
true, he has been told not to
say these things. I'm so
20:08
Adam Curry: afraid that that's
true. I mean, it just had this
20:13
format the way CNN set it up.
They didn't do any of the fact
20:17
checking, which was just
unbelievable. By the way. Did
20:20
you see Erin Burnett? I did. Oh,
ozempic Oh, I didn't notice
20:28
that. Oh, my goodness. She looks
she's back to her fighting
20:31
weight when she was on CNBC. Oh,
yeah. Oh, yeah. Good. Here she
20:36
is. Here she is.
20:39
Unknown: The candidates
performance and demeanor tonight
20:41
notwithstanding, there is the
crucial question of the truth of
20:46
what was actually said on stage.
And our fact checker Daniel Dale
20:49
joins us now. So Daniel, what
stands out to you?
20:53
What stood out was the
staggering number of false
20:55
claims from former President
Trump on first count error and I
20:58
counted at least 3030 false
claims. President Biden also
21:02
made false claims at least nine
false or misleading statements.
21:06
First count, I'll give you some
of them. He said he's the only
21:08
president in a while who didn't
have any troops dying anywhere
21:11
in the world. Troops have of
course died on his watch. He
21:13
said he's putting a $15 per shot
cap on insulin. Medicare is a
21:17
$35 a month cap. He said it's a
$200 cap on overall drug
21:21
spending and Medicare. It's
$2,000 a year. He said the
21:24
border now has fewer crossings
than when Trump was in office.
21:27
That's generally not true. He
said or at least strongly
21:29
suggested unemployment was at
15%. When he took office, it was
21:32
actually 6.4. He said Trump's
what Trump wants to get rid of
21:35
Social Security. Trump doesn't.
He said billionaires pay 8.2% in
21:39
taxes. It's much higher. He said
Trump told Americans to inject
21:42
bleach amid COVID. We know Trump
made foolish comments about
21:45
scientists studying disinfectant
injection, but didn't frame it
21:48
as advice to people. And Biden
said the Border Patrol endorsed
21:51
him. No, it's union supported
the border Bill heat support. It
21:54
never endorsed him himself. In
fairness, the President did
21:57
appear to clarify that one. So
21:59
Adam Curry: that's the Biden
that what? Yeah, no, that's
22:02
John C Dvorak: not true. He
never clarified it.
22:04
Adam Curry: No, but that's the
Biden fact check. much funnier
22:08
is Trump fact check. This guy, I
gotta give him kudos. Who's this
22:13
guy? This guy is Daniel Dale,
listen to this. Now.
22:16
Unknown: The Trump list is way
way longer. So deep breath. He
22:20
said some Democratic states
allow people to execute babies
22:23
after birth, an egregious lie
that is illegal in every state.
22:27
He said everybody even Democrats
wanted Roe v. Wade overturn. Roe
22:30
was supported by two thirds of
Americans even more Democrats.
22:33
He said every legal scholar
wanted roe overturn abortion to
22:36
return to the state's legal
scholars had told me directly
22:39
this is not true. He said the US
currently has the biggest budget
22:42
deficit ever. No, that happened
under Trump in 2020. He said the
22:45
US currently has a record trade
deficit with China. That also
22:48
happened under Trump in 2018. He
said Biden personally gets a lot
22:52
of money from China. zero
evidence of this. He said there
22:54
were no terror attacks during
his presidency. Yeah, in fact,
22:57
there were multiple attacks. He
said Iran didn't fund Hamas,
23:00
Hezbollah other terror groups
under his presidency. Iran, in
23:03
fact did. He said Biden wants to
quadruple people's taxes. That
23:06
is pure fiction. He said the US
has provided way more aid to
23:09
Ukraine than Europe had. It's
actually the opposite. He said
23:11
the US provide has provided
about 200 billion in Ukraine aid
23:15
it's closer to 110 billion. He
said 18 or 90 million people
23:18
have crossed the border under
Biden that is millions too high.
23:21
Many of these migrants are from
prisons or mental institutions.
23:24
His own campaign cannot
corroborate this. He said Biden
23:27
has only created jobs for
illegal immigrants total
23:29
nonsense. He said Nancy Pelosi
turned down his offer of 10,000
23:33
National Guard troops on January
6, there is no evidence she even
23:36
got such an offer. I love this
guy Pelosi who had the power to
23:41
deploy the DC guard. He said
Pelosi now acknowledges she
23:44
turned down the troops. Now her
office told me tells me this
23:46
claim is still alive.
23:48
No.
23:50
Adam Curry: No, not on CNN, the
23:51
Unknown: National Guard to
Minneapolis in 2020. Actually,
23:54
that was the Democratic governor
he spoke of quote, ridiculous
23:57
fraud in the 2020 election, zero
evidence of any widespread
24:00
fraud. He said NATO was going
out of business. Completely,
24:03
clearly absurd. He said the US
was paying 100% of NATO before
24:07
he came along the US made up
about 71% of NATO defense
24:10
spending 100. He said he not
Biden is the one who lowered
24:13
insulin prices and Medicare. He
did it for some seniors. But
24:16
Biden did it for far more. He
said Biden indicted him again,
24:19
no evidence Biden has had a
personal row at any of these
24:22
four prosecutions. He said
Europe takes no US cars just not
24:26
true. He spoke of food prices
quadrupling under Biden. Wild
24:29
exaggeration, though they are up
he said Biden made up the idea
24:32
he called Dead service members
suckers and losers Note The
24:35
Atlantic magazine reported that
and then former Trump Chief of
24:37
Staff John Kelly corroborated it
he said Biden called Black
24:40
people quote, super predators
for 10 years. Biden never once
24:44
deployed that phrase, let alone
for 10 years, though he did at
24:46
least one speak of quote
predators without specifying is
24:49
about black people.
24:50
Adam Curry: Yeah, okay, stop.
I'll stop there. Yeah, it will.
24:52
It
24:53
John C Dvorak: goes on and on. I
mean,
24:54
Adam Curry: I just want to stop
the super predators one minute
24:56
because I happen to have these
clips. The person who said super
25:00
predators was this mystery.
Hillary, there's about 100 That
25:05
has nothing. Why is this
happening? Oh, that's weird.
25:11
John C Dvorak: I always love it
why he was all in on that DOMA?
25:13
Adam Curry: Well, I have that.
Here's the why did that fail?
25:17
There we go,
25:18
Unknown: not just gangs of kids
anymore. They are often the
25:21
kinds of kids that are called
super predators, no conscience,
25:25
no empathy. We can talk about
why they ended up that way. But
25:28
first, we have to bring them to
heel.
25:30
Adam Curry: This was about
little yami, who was on the
25:32
cover of Time Magazine, black
rain and the heel. As part of
25:35
that black kid with a machine
gun. This was part of and this
25:38
is this was the signal from
Trump to black America, everyone
25:43
in America that's black knows
about the Biden 1994 crime bill,
25:48
Unknown: there's about 100,000
of them, who are the predators
25:51
100,000 of the kids read about
in the front page of the
25:54
newspaper every day, unless we
do something about that cadre of
25:59
young people 10s of 1000s of
them born out of wedlock.
26:04
Without parents without
supervision, without any
26:08
structure. Without any
conscience developing a portion
26:12
of them will become the
predators 15 years from now. And
26:17
Madam President, we have
predators on our streets, they
26:20
are beyond the pale many of
those people, we have no choice
26:25
but to take them out of society.
Believe
26:28
Adam Curry: me, black America
knows exactly what Joe Biden
26:31
did. That was a nice reminder.
26:35
John C Dvorak: Well, and the
fact check, which I have a
26:38
couple of these I want to play.
The fact check guy, you know, I
26:43
think was Scott Adams who had
some posts about you know,
26:45
there's a difference between
actually actually lying, or
26:48
misstating the truth, and like
saying that Biden said, super
26:53
predators instead of just
predators, referring to the
26:57
super predators that Clinton
referenced, is not a one of
27:01
these checkmark lies, he lies
No, of course not. And I find it
27:05
very disgusting that this whole
it was almost like from the
27:08
beginning it was if Trump's
gonna get back in, they're going
27:12
to hold him really, to heal,
let's say, you know, because
27:19
they did that we already
witnessed this, the lies about
27:21
Trump saying lies, you know, the
30,000 lies that were
27:25
documented. We went through a
lot of them on this show back in
27:28
2017 2018. And most of these
lies weren't lies. They were
27:32
like, misstatements of fact, and
a misstatement of fact is not a
27:37
lie.
27:39
Adam Curry: agreed this this is
the talking point, though, you
27:42
know, so like, Joe had a bad
night, but Trump lied,
27:45
Unknown: he died.
27:47
John C Dvorak: Well, in fact,
let's go to his I'm gonna go
27:48
back to CBS because that's what
I watched this thing. And this
27:51
is the this clip is debate throw
to CBS. So the debate is ending
27:57
on CNN. And they're gonna end
they end CBS picks up the feed,
28:02
and you hear this.
28:05
Adam Curry: I'm really
struggling to find throw to PBS
28:08
John C Dvorak: debate. Debate.
28:09
Adam Curry: It says Thor, okay,
got it.
28:11
Unknown: Thank you, President
28:12
Trump, Gabon, President Biden.
Stay with us because we have
28:16
full analysis of this debate. It
Newson Cooper and Erin Burnett
28:20
starts now on CNN. And so the
first presidential debate of the
28:25
2024 election season is in the
books as you want witnessed
28:30
President Biden opening this
debate and continuing the very
28:33
shaky voice, a raspy voice that
we have learned from advisors
28:37
close to him that apparently
he's had a cold for the past
28:39
several days. But he also had a
number of wandering answers
28:43
during this debate. He had a
number of facts and
28:45
accomplishments that he wanted
to touted, but I think his voice
28:48
and sometimes was distracting
from that President Trump drove
28:53
offered this
28:54
Adam Curry: you say Trump? Yes.
They're so confused. They drove
28:58
distracting
28:59
Unknown: from that. President
Trump offered repeated lies and
29:04
exaggerations but then President
Biden failed to fact check Trump
29:07
most of the time. We've got our
entire panel here tonight to
29:11
discuss what we witnessed. John
Dickerson, I'll start with you.
29:14
For
29:14
the majority of Americans who
don't want this choice. The
29:17
debate met those expectations. I
think you characterized it
29:20
correctly. What we heard about
President Biden is people who
29:24
know know him said, you know,
when he was underestimated in
29:28
the 2020 campaign, people said
look to his convention speech
29:30
and eat exceeded expectations.
They said look to his State of
29:33
the Union addresses when he
exceeded expectations. on the
29:36
debate stage, he came in well
under expectations both as a
29:40
matter of performance, and as
arguing for why his vision for
29:43
the future is better. As you
mentioned, Donald Trump gave
29:46
fantastical delusional answers
on January 6, on Charlottesville
29:50
on what he said about the last
election and that matters,
29:54
because he's trying to convince
people who saw things with their
29:57
own eyes that what they saw was
not so good. That's
30:00
Adam Curry: interesting. I
thought the very fine people
30:03
which we know is factually just
a lie from Biden.
30:06
John C Dvorak: It's a lie.
30:07
Adam Curry: Have you heard a lot
of people pick that up? I mean,
30:09
I haven't got I don't have any
clips of people saying, hey,
30:12
Biden.
30:13
John C Dvorak: Dickerson just
did and it's been picked up by
30:16
others in the mainstream mostly.
And it's like they're denying In
30:21
fact, if you Snopes of all
places, Snopes says his
30:26
bullshit, and which is very
unusual. And but Dickerson's? I
30:32
was stunned by this because this
guy was thought was on top of
30:35
things, but the fact that he
thinks the Charlottesville
30:38
comments were, were not couched
improperly and and were actually
30:43
a hoax. And he also says the
same thing about January 6, and
30:46
this involved Trump's memo to
Pelosi dad, National Guard
30:51
troops and then Pelosi
commenting in the limo with her
30:54
with her with her daughter. For
the documentary that she's
30:58
making. That was the fall saw
this, where she's lamenting the
31:02
fact that she could have done
these troops, which, which Trump
31:05
referenced, and they say that's
a lie. What make when they use
31:09
this term, oh, you see it with
your own two eyes. Make no
31:12
mistake,
31:13
this is terrible. The media,
31:14
Adam Curry: people don't really
see what we see. I mean, this is
31:18
apparent from Tucker Carlson,
who was just now kind of having
31:21
his awakening. He saying, Wow, I
really didn't realize how how
31:25
bad it was. He was in it
himself. So these people, they
31:31
all they're doing, John has to
have in lunches to go into
31:33
parties that doing lots with
each other with each other doing
31:35
lots of calls. And here's the
one thing I'd really like some
31:39
analysis on from one of our
producers. Interestingly enough,
31:43
Sanjay Gupta has a special,
which I think aired in May, but
31:47
they're re airing it tonight on
CNN, hope for Alzheimer's. I
31:52
mean, how crazy can you be for
CNN to put that on again? What
31:57
is there a particular? Is there
a particular chemical or
32:02
something that you can give to
someone with Alzheimer's that
32:05
will indeed perk them up? Make
the Bluesun coherent for a while
32:09
maybe only reading it from a
teleprompter? Is there something
32:13
that for a limited time works,
no one has really discussed
32:16
that? Well, we
32:17
John C Dvorak: did have one of
our producers send in a note
32:20
about her mom who had
Alzheimer's. And she said that
32:25
they gave her something and she
and mom snapped out of it. What
32:30
was that claims? I've that's
where I said you got to find out
32:33
what it is. And I have not heard
back. But she says the mom
32:37
believes she was as lucid as she
was when she was in her 20s and
32:41
everybody was just jacked up
about it. But it was something I
32:44
guess you can't keep giving
somebody or it only works you
32:47
know, every so often I don't
know. So we have to there's got
32:51
to be somebody out to the knows
exactly what this concoction is.
32:54
Must
32:54
Adam Curry: be Adrenochrome
32:58
John C Dvorak: oh, maybe it is.
Whatever the case is the day
33:02
didn't give it to Joe on this go
round for whatever reason. We
33:07
have our suspicions but he
definitely was not jacked up.
33:10
Joe. I, I was disappointed I
kind of at the very beginning.
33:16
From I only have three Biden
clips that we can play if you
33:19
want when you want. But well,
they're all good ones. And
33:23
they're short. I didn't take the
whole two minutes, which Biden
33:27
didn't a lot of times either.
33:29
Adam Curry: I like let me let me
play the Deutsche Chevelle, I
33:31
was kind of looking what the
rest of the rest of the world
33:34
has other elections. We'll talk
about the later Iran has a run
33:38
off the UK has their election
coming up with some shenanigans
33:42
going on. Deutsche Avella, who
of course is a direct extension
33:46
of, of our intelligence
services, they went out into
33:50
America into American cities and
got man on the street, which I
33:53
haven't seen yet from the cable
networks, news networks. Now,
33:58
these are of course, not Trump
voters. But here it is
34:01
Unknown: close to us. Voters are
processing the Biden Trump
34:05
debate. And while the faithful
remain loyal to their respective
34:08
candidates, undecided voters
right across the country seem
34:12
largely unimpressed by what they
saw, and many aren't sure what
34:17
to sing in downtown New York. I
thought it was a little funny
34:21
and a little sad. In
34:23
a lot of ranting. Nothing was
being talked about. That was
34:28
important.
34:30
What other was right, it was
hard to understand. The
34:33
President and the other guy was
rambling off.
34:39
Meanwhile, on the streets of
Philadelphia,
34:41
I expected nonsense from Trump
and he always delivered. But
34:46
Biden I was a little
disappointed because I really
34:49
wanted him to answer the
questions. That's
34:51
the race to the bottom all over
again. Last night was the mummy
34:56
versus the dummy. The
34:57
sentiment was echoed in
Washington DC
35:00
I think it's a national
embarrassment that that is our
35:04
representation of leadership. I
wasn't very impressed with
35:15
either. On the west coast, one
man articulated the dilemma
35:19
faced by an entire nation.
35:22
It sucks because we have two
candidates that, you know, a lot
35:26
of people don't want to vote for
either one of them. And if you
35:30
don't vote for Biden, you're
stuck with Trump. And if you
35:35
vote for Trump, you got to see
people riding around treating
35:39
the American flag, like it's a
racist symbol.
35:43
Adam Curry: I think that might
be actually representative of
35:45
the cities. I mean, we know what
the heartland thinks. Yeah, the
35:50
cities are gaslit. Yeah, all of
them. But even so I thought that
35:53
was probably a pretty good
represent. I'd like it might not
35:56
be my memory. It might be it
could be I like the mummy versus
35:59
the dummy. I kind of like Yeah,
36:00
John C Dvorak: but I don't know
who's the mummy who's either.
36:03
Adam Curry: Does it matter? Does
it matter? Keith Olbermann
36:08
weighed in our buddy Keith. He,
he took it straight to
36:12
Unknown: CNN, the decision to
not fact check the firehose of
36:17
lies that is Donald Trump, that
is the entirety of his existence
36:21
and the entirety of his
campaign. The decision to not
36:24
fact check any one of those lies
by CNN was one of the most
36:30
immoral decisions in the history
of the Free Press in this
36:34
country. Literally, I am
suggesting that at some point
36:38
tonight, CNN should it will not
go off the air and shame fire
36:44
everybody seal off the
buildings, make sure everybody's
36:48
out and burn the goddamn place
to the ground.
36:53
Adam Curry: That the format was
really interesting. And the fact
36:58
that they decided not I don't
know if that was part of the
37:00
agreement and the rules, there
would be no real facts real time
37:03
fact checking. That's what
everybody wanted or resumes in
37:06
fact, check Trump in real time.
The it was a very straight up
37:10
and down format.
37:12
John C Dvorak: very steady was
dynamite that way, I don't think
37:15
the hosts are the moderators are
supposed to get people to talk
37:18
and not talk. They're not
supposed to sit there as fact
37:20
checkers. because there'll be
biased. Yeah, candidates are
37:26
supposed to fact check each
other.
37:27
Adam Curry: Let's go to another
more kind of really mainstream
37:31
report from TMZ. A very popular
a lot of people watch TMZ for
37:35
their news, see what's up with
Taylor Swift and the important
37:38
stuff like that. Look
37:39
Unknown: at that picture there.
With his mouth, a gape. I know
37:44
that his people worked for a
week with David, they were doing
37:50
this whole prep, they had a mock
Stage Right? Did a mock
37:54
candidate hit anybody videotape
it? To say here's how you should
37:58
look when you when when Donald
Trump is speaking, and you
38:02
shouldn't be looking off into
nowhere with your mouth mouth
38:05
open, right? It's like you're
looking down or there are a lot
38:08
of times where he was looking
down and his mouth was a gape,
38:10
which really scared me because I
thought, did he fall asleep? Is
38:14
he gonna fall over? Your right
leg? Isn't that just the
38:17
variables make a big difference?
And it seemed like, it seemed
38:21
like he had a lot of facts. And
even though he got them wrong,
38:25
many, many, maybe too many. But
the visual was not something
38:29
that was front was clearly it
was not a priority. And
38:32
everybody was thinking last
night, it wasn't really about
38:35
the issues, although, you know,
they spent they knew where they
38:38
both stood on right. It was just
about presentation. And you
38:42
know, I gotta say, as as bad as
it was to watch and
38:46
heartbreaking really to watch.
Look at Joe Biden leaving the
38:52
stage, Joe Biden. I mean, that
was just stunning to watch this.
38:57
After everything you'd seen for
the 90 minutes of the debate.
39:01
That was like the affirmation,
this slow walk with the First
39:05
Lady.
39:07
Adam Curry: There was at least
one good entertaining deep fake,
39:11
which circulated for a bit. Did
you see this one?
39:15
John C Dvorak: I don't know what
I don't think so. The best part
39:17
Adam Curry: is it was the it
works because someone made a
39:21
shorter version of it. Because
if you saw it and I have both
39:25
clips, if you saw the longer
version, then you understood it
39:27
was a deep fake. But this one I
was sent to me by multiple
39:31
people
39:31
Unknown: if they bring out Gavin
Newsom, or maybe Hillary
39:35
Clinton, or even Big Mike. I
mean, even
39:40
John C Dvorak: I don't know why
I said Big Mike, back to you,
39:42
Jay.
39:43
Adam Curry: So a lot of people
said, Listen to this. Now, this
39:46
is the original you this. People
actually think this. Some people
39:50
thought it was real. Absolutely.
This, the longer version is why
39:54
you wouldn't think that 33%
39:56
Unknown: Say he won the debate
tonight.
39:58
John C Dvorak: I mean, guys at
this point. I don't give a shit
40:01
if they bring out Gavin Newsom
or maybe Hillary Clinton. The
40:06
guy who this is typical they
overdo it
40:09
Adam Curry: Yeah, the shorter
version works the shorter
40:11
version was much better people
only sending me the short
40:13
version I always go look for the
long version and let's see this
40:17
John C Dvorak: if you get a play
screwy guys, I have a we have to
40:20
listen to Ching Chung.
40:22
Adam Curry: Oh my God he was
great. Chunk was phenomenal.
40:28
John C Dvorak: I actually got
the whole thing but a part two
40:30
parts of it. But you only need
to play the first one. This is
40:33
Deb annal analysis at shank
shank TYT. Young Turks
40:38
Unknown: in the whole time to
split screen is killing Biden.
40:41
Because he's got his mouth open.
He looks confused, doesn't know
40:44
where he is. And he's lost his
train of thought at least twice
40:48
in like disastrous shape. Those
are going to be played a billion
40:51
times and viral video after
viral video. This is an epic
40:56
disaster. It like I see people
online saying well, okay, that
41:01
answer was so bad. No. Does any
particular answer doesn't matter
41:05
at all. This thing is over. He
looks like he's barely
41:10
surviving. I don't mean the
debate. I mean life, then. So
41:15
there's no person that has a
single brain cell left in their
41:19
head, who thinks that Joe Biden
is the best candidate to take on
41:23
Donald Trump? You wouldn't have
to be even crazier than Donald
41:27
Trump to think that this thing
is over over. I'll guarantee you
41:32
this. I would bet any show me a
Democratic politician and I will
41:36
bet them any amount of money
that Joe Biden is going to lose
41:40
this election if he's the
candidate. It's a guaranteed
41:43
loss. You're telling me here's
the most important election of
41:46
our lifetimes. You're telling me
that democracy is on the line,
41:50
and you're gonna put on a guy
who can't even talk? Who can't
41:53
even sit there and look normal?
This thing's a bloodbath. He's
41:59
gonna get annihilated. That is,
okay. Now the Democrats have to
42:04
decide, are they happy to lose?
Are they willing to lose?
42:08
Because this is a guaranteed
loss? This is so much worse than
42:12
my worst nightmares of what it
could be like in every way. The
42:17
visual stuff is obvious. The
staring off the looking down. It
42:21
just It looks terrible. His
voice is so utterly weak and
42:25
feeble.
42:26
Adam Curry: This is that's how
every single news network should
42:29
have covered it. If certainly on
the left. That is truthful,
42:34
John C Dvorak: I guess. Jews
Thank
42:35
Adam Curry: you points to check
for that. I really do. It's like
42:38
yeah, that's that's how
everybody should have reacted.
42:42
But who controls them that they
all went in on this? On this Oh,
42:48
right. Straight to the
replacement replace Joe. It must
42:51
be big money. Because that's all
who they listened to. I mean,
42:56
there's some people saying well,
you know, it's got to be Obama I
42:59
don't I don't think so. I don't
think I don't think Obama is
43:02
running anything either. People
behind him might be
43:06
John C Dvorak: this Seymour
Hersh name some names that he
43:09
thinks was running the country.
I don't have the names in front
43:12
of me. I do have a couple more
clips along these lines is
43:14
analysis clips. I want to play
Katy Tur. I'm sorry, I gotta I
43:21
gotta take up unit laws in
junior laws and stat Katie turd
43:25
is by the way they show a lot of
these people they are so sad
43:29
looking. I mean, Rachel Maddow
look, so she's back into her
43:33
crying face. She does not look
good. She
43:35
Adam Curry: wasn't that way last
year on trade show last night
43:39
was completely had completely
restored herself. She was making
43:43
fun of Trump. She was talking
about Trump being fat, you know,
43:47
as liar orange makeup. She
completely redeemed herself. Oh,
43:53
John C Dvorak: well, good for
her. But Katy Tur This is she
43:56
goes on about the lies. I mean,
this is like his script. And
44:00
it's almost the same talking
points. Everybody has Here we
44:03
go.
44:03
Unknown: That's the devil a plot
to save America from Trump and
44:05
Democrats from themselves. Rick
Wilson. So Donald Trump last
44:09
night lied a whole lot. At one
point he talked about how
44:12
Democrats want to abort babies
outside of the womb that the
44:16
baby is delivered and the doctor
puts it aside and says we'll
44:18
figure out what to do with this
baby later. That's called
44:21
Murder. That doesn't happen.
Keep up but he got away with all
44:25
of that. He got away with lying
and lying and lying and lying.
44:27
The moderators didn't fact check
him. They fact check him they
44:30
said they were not going to Joe
Biden didn't fact check them
44:33
either.
44:34
Well look at I mean, Joe Biden
can have a bad night. But Donald
44:39
Trump every single day of his
life is a fraud, a con man, a
44:44
pathological liar, a sexual
assaulter and a felon. And so,
44:48
you know, when you saw Donald
Trump, you know, within the
44:51
first few minutes of the
bailouts that he realized he
44:53
wasn't going to get checked on
any of the crazy stories. So as
44:56
the debate progressed, he got
more and more and more and more
44:59
mana. Think about his lies and
more and more like sort of Tommy
45:03
Flanagan, you know, that's the
ticket. Yeah. The whole thing
45:07
when we just ramped up because
he knew he was getting away with
45:09
lying on the set.
45:12
But he was able to get away with
it. And he was able to pitch
45:15
himself as something he is not
to 49 million Americans who were
45:20
watching about the numbers we
think that's going to fall on.
45:22
He was able to say that January
6, wasn't a big deal that he he
45:26
offered Nancy Pelosi troops and
she said no to it. I mean, he
45:29
was able to get away with so
much last night because there
45:33
wasn't a fact check. There
wasn't effective push back. Does
45:37
that affect the election
45:38
Adam Curry: now? Okay, so this,
this to me is very obvious,
45:40
because she mentioned the
numbers, and I don't know if
45:43
that was aggregate all of CNN or
if it was everything all put
45:46
together? I'm not quite sure.
45:48
John C Dvorak: That's that 49
million is supposed to be
45:51
aggregate? No. Okay,
45:52
Adam Curry: that would make more
sense. We're going to be
45:55
inundated with this type of
analysis. For the next weeks for
45:59
sure. Maybe months, because this
is theirs. Let me let me finish
46:03
my thought. The reason is the
cable news networks finally,
46:08
finally, praise God or in their
case, praise Allah. We have
46:12
ratings. This is going to suck
everybody in now. Oh, let's keep
46:17
talking about this forever ad
nauseam.
46:20
John C Dvorak: The problem I
have with it is the gaslighting.
46:23
Well, they do. The clips of that
of the Virginia governor that we
46:29
have talking about pulling the
baby out and setting it aside.
46:33
We have those cars on the net.
Let me see. Do we you can hear
46:36
him say it. And that's what
Trump was referencing. Yeah, it
46:39
is called an infanticide. And it
is illegal, but that's what he
46:44
discussed. And that's what they
said, you know, and Trump just
46:47
extrapolates that, if that's
what you know, he's discussing
46:50
it as seriously. That's what
they want to do. That's not a
46:54
lie. And then the January 6, the
level of importance of January
46:59
6, is not a lie. It's just an
opinion. So you can't take
47:03
opinions and just call
everything a lie. And then you
47:06
had this is Rick Wilson here,
the Lincoln project guide and
47:10
Katy tours, just going off
gaslighting the public.
47:15
Adam Curry: Well, like they've
done anything different. No,
47:18
John C Dvorak: but it's just as
it's at some point, you think
47:21
that they'd stopped helping? No,
no,
47:24
Adam Curry: no, this is their
job. Now their job is, but hey,
47:27
this is great guys. We got
ratings. We got people watching
47:30
us again, we gotta keep talking
about how that wasn't true. And
47:34
it's a lie. And he's horrible.
That's their job. That's their
47:38
only job. I think they were
thrown a bit for a loop because
47:42
they did not know that Joe was
not going to be State of the
47:45
Union jacked up, Joe that they
did. None of them knew that.
47:49
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it's
obvious. Yeah. They were just
47:52
scrambling. And
47:54
Adam Curry: by the the more I
think about it, ma'am.
47:59
John C Dvorak: Yeah. But he will
they
48:03
Adam Curry: is, this really is
to get Trump in and Trump is
48:07
going to build up the ix you
know, if you really follow the
48:10
logic, and they want Trump they
want Trump in because the
48:14
economy is something has to
happen is gonna happen in the
48:16
next six months. It's it's kind
of I think it might be obvious
48:21
now you and Andrew would know
better, but it seems like this
48:24
we're on kind of shaky, shaky
ground here with this phenomenal
48:27
stock market. Something is not
going to go well. The war
48:33
machine is also it's not it's
not great. Now stirring it up
48:38
with Iran. That would be great.
There's a new guy coming in who
48:41
knows who's behind that guy. You
know, they want war. Maybe we
48:45
can get China to do something
with the with Taiwan, and then
48:48
Trump will build ships and
submarines. That seems the most
48:52
logical to me. And by the way,
Trump didn't look at all
48:55
surprised at Joe. He wasn't like
Holy moly. This guy's toast.
49:03
Really only mentioned it once
about a third of the way through
49:06
like I don't think he knew what
he said. But even goes a good
49:09
line. It was but I was watching
his expressions. He didn't look
49:13
like oh, man, this is a shoo in
for me. I'm gonna slam dunk this
49:17
none of that. i Everyone was
surprised. But Trump, let's put
49:21
it that way. Would you say
that's a fair assessment?
49:25
John C Dvorak: I could see that
being an assessment of a fair he
49:30
had a quizzical look on his face
a lot of the times but you're
49:33
right he didn't he wasn't
jumping for joy noticing that
49:36
Biden was just a complete screw
up on the debate.
49:41
Adam Curry: So you know I have
another
49:43
John C Dvorak: analysis short
clip from Cuomo. I think up all
49:47
the screw with
49:48
Adam Curry: the quit the Cuomo
can or the old Andrew the caddy
49:51
John C Dvorak: corner the kid
Alright, the kid is Deb Anil
49:54
Konak Coca Cola Cuomo, frankly,
49:57
Unknown: former President Trump
who had a great Rate night, even
50:01
though he lied all the way
through unchecked. But that's
50:05
the benefit of him having worked
the refs. He got what he wanted.
50:08
They laid back. Wow,
50:10
Adam Curry: Cuomo. That's a news
nation.
50:16
John C Dvorak: Yeah, news
nation, news nation and scripts
50:19
which a lot of people can get an
over the air. We're all in the
50:22
bag for Biden interested and
they didn't like what they saw.
50:27
Adam Curry: I have. Okay, screwy
clips, except
50:30
John C Dvorak: for Fox and one
America news. Which is I don't
50:36
know what the hell's wrong with
those guys because one American
50:39
news has been playing it for the
last I'd say two or three months
50:42
they've been playing news that's
a week old. It's all offset by
50:46
about a week or two. Yeah, over
the air. And it's like, what do
50:52
you what do you guys up to with
this old news I stopped doing
50:55
shows it what's going on. But
one American News and Fox are
50:59
the only ones that actually kind
of, you know, mocked Biden,
51:04
everybody else is more serious
about their lies, lies
51:08
Adam Curry: and that's their
job. Their job is to mock Biden.
51:12
And the lies is the job of the
gas lighters on the other side.
51:15
The more I think through this,
the more it makes sense. Let's
51:19
have Trump and let's just have
years of of lies and injecting
51:25
bleach and very fine people. And
let's keep the American public
51:29
completely distracted and
preoccupied and consumed. And
51:33
let's have half the country
salute the flag. The other half
51:36
say the racist, this seems more
like the agenda than anything
51:42
else. It's so much more
beneficial. Well, it is for the
51:49
media, for the media for rich
people for the people who own
51:53
the country rich and the
shipbuilders and the
51:55
shipbuilding, the military
industrial complex, you know,
51:58
rubbing their hands on Trump
he's coming in, it'll be great
52:01
because of course, he's going to
get everyone in NATO, especially
52:04
with Margarita. The I guess they
do call them Teflon mark. Or
52:12
Dutch well, they call them teh
fall Mark I didn't know that
52:14
they Fall to Fall is Teflon in
in Dutch. Everyone will pony up
52:20
it will take all the European
money, take all of our tax money
52:23
build up its ships and
submarines are expensive. It's
52:26
much better than then, you know,
individual bullets and bombs to
52:29
build something big for the for
the pivot to the South Pacific,
52:33
Asia Pacific. Here's a chi risk
dollar and Kimberly Adams there
52:39
from marketplace, the NPR show,
which is owned by American
52:43
Public Media. They have a
podcast together who called Make
52:46
me smart. Well Does anything but
52:49
Unknown: for let's see, when was
2015, nine years ago, for nine
52:53
years, never Trumpers and some
of the Democratic Party have
52:57
been saying to Republicans who
support Trump. Open your eyes.
53:01
How do you deny what you see
that he is completely unfit? And
53:04
it's really challenging now, for
Democrats to say, Oh, you didn't
53:09
see what you saw last night?
53:11
You know,
53:11
there's there's a logical
inconsistency that becomes for
53:14
the Democrats, I think, a
problem.
53:18
You know, what I was thinking
about last night is for all we
53:25
know, Biden could have been up
the previous evening, working
53:29
through some sort of top secret
classified national security
53:34
better, you know, and that, you
know, could be one of the
53:40
reasons like not trying to make
excuses or anything like that.
53:43
But there's so much we don't
know about what happens behind
53:45
the scenes in these situations.
But that's part of the job.
53:49
Adam Curry: We have Biden in
poor performance, because he was
53:51
up all night working on top
secret documents. Please.
53:56
John C Dvorak: That's a good
one. You're better. Why I have a
54:01
kind of a funny clip. Matt
gates, everybody. You know, they
54:05
said, Oh, that Vice President
candidate for Trump's gonna be
54:08
at the debate. Well, everybody
was at the debate. So Matt Gaetz
54:15
came on late on Hannity show.
And Matt Gaetz was kind of a
54:20
dick. But he, he had a one liner
in here that and everybody
54:24
jumped on him. He was with
Stephen Miller and Hannity
54:27
talking about some aspects of
the debate. And about Lindsey
54:31
Graham and gates just through
this kind of Sucker Punch ed at
54:37
what Graham wasn't there, but it
was just this comment that they
54:41
both jumped on him for because
he was going he was he was
54:45
coloring outside the lines with
this combo. Oh, no. And so they
54:50
both gave him kind of jocular
nudges not to do that again, and
54:55
I just thought it was hilarious.
This is the DEB Annie. Matt gay
55:00
This clip, Lindsey Graham said
he doesn't want Donald Trump to
55:02
debate Biden again because he
doesn't want the world to watch
55:07
that again.
55:09
Unknown: That's the first war
Lindsey Graham's against. It
55:14
can't help yourself. I know
albums off, right.
55:17
Adam Curry: Okay, gates, you're
right. Kind of
55:20
John C Dvorak: douchey first
wore Lindsey Graham's against us
55:24
Adam Curry: this funny. It's
interesting. It is funny, but
55:26
John C Dvorak: he is a dick.
55:27
Adam Curry: I have a I have a
couple of clips that are not
55:30
long. CNN post debate just so we
can get a little take from
55:35
everybody. This is right after
the bait. You want to hear
55:38
those? Got a couple other. So
here's John King. He's kind of
55:42
the the elder statesman. I think
he's his former spook as well.
55:47
John King.
55:48
John C Dvorak: He's the guys
always going up against the map
55:51
and showing you trends. And
55:53
Adam Curry: he should be he has
the look, he's got a good spook,
55:55
look on him. Here we go. This
55:57
Unknown: was a game changing
debate in the sense that right
56:00
now as we speak, there is a
deep, a wide and a very
56:03
aggressive panic in the
Democratic Party. It started
56:06
minutes into the debate, and it
continues right now. It involves
56:10
party strategists and involves
elected officials. It involves
56:13
fundraisers, and they're having
conversations about the
56:15
President's performance, which
they think was dismal, which
56:18
they think will hurt other
people down the party in the
56:20
ticket. And they're having
conversations about what they
56:23
should do about it. Some of
those conversations include
56:25
Should we go to the White House
and ask the president to step
56:27
aside? Others are other the
conversations are about should
56:31
prominent Democrats go public
with that call? Because they
56:34
feel this debate was so
terrible. They do say and
56:38
moments in the debate Later, the
President got better and got his
56:41
footing. But then at the end,
even his closing statement was a
56:43
little halting the contrast
between the two candidates, let
56:46
me be clear, none of them and a
lot of Republicans don't think
56:49
Donald Trump had a great night,
Donald Trump broke the fact
56:51
check machine more than I can
count tonight. That will be on
56:54
the record as we go forward. He
refused to answer some very
56:57
specific indirect questions
about his conduct about January
57:00
6, and went all out. Okay, blah,
blah, blah.
57:02
John C Dvorak: Van, by the way,
Trump did dodge a couple of
57:05
questions, but he did it. Well,
57:07
Adam Curry: that's what you do
in a debate. Yeah. Course. I
57:10
literally literally heard
podcasts people saying, Joe, you
57:13
should have just learned your
lines and never answered the
57:15
question.
57:17
John C Dvorak: Which we should
take a short stoppage here and
57:22
discuss the possibility even
though you say because of having
57:27
an earwig. Now, Biden having a
listening device. Now we've had
57:36
a bunch of people write us and
then there was some there was a
57:38
part in the debate where you
could hear something and you I
57:41
think, had the right answer to
that, which was that it was the
57:44
I F B of the hosts or
57:46
Adam Curry: or even a camera
person who had it up too loud.
57:48
Yeah, it could be.
57:50
John C Dvorak: But there are
some clips of Biden holding
57:53
pushing against his ear because
he wanted to hear better. And
57:56
most of the time he was looking
away from Trump. And he had that
58:00
gap. Look, it's like he was
listening to something. He had a
58:05
look that he was, and I think
this accounted for a lot of
58:08
who's looking like he was out of
it. He wasn't engaged with what
58:12
Trump had to say because he
wasn't listening to Trump. I
58:15
believe he was listening to
somebody in his ear.
58:19
Adam Curry: I don't think so.
Yeah. Well, I
58:21
John C Dvorak: do think so. And
I think so because based on the
58:23
fact that he would look away and
look down and have like, he was
58:28
listening like he was listening
to somebody trying to tell him I
58:31
will
58:31
Adam Curry: tell you this. I
know I'm very familiar with the
58:33
technology. I had it myself. You
would if he had an ear weakened
58:37
you would never hear it on any
mic his or anybody? No, I'm
58:41
John C Dvorak: no I agree with
you about that. About the mic
58:43
being heard. I'm talking about
his the way he acted. Yeah,
58:48
that's possible as well. It
didn't was like LISI was
58:51
listening to somebody other than
Trump. Man, he was looking away,
58:56
he was looking down, look
58:58
Adam Curry: at the big picture.
I'm really I'm starting to form
59:01
my opinion now. Just look at the
country. If Trump loses this
59:06
election, you have a very good
possibility that we just have a
59:11
lot of disorder. Would you say
that's fair?
59:16
John C Dvorak: Well, I think
there's disorder now but
59:18
Adam Curry: but I mean, like,
like, like blood on the moon
59:20
disorder.
59:21
John C Dvorak: I don't know. The
public is pretty flexible.
59:27
Adam Curry: It's much better to
strive to do, I
59:29
John C Dvorak: will say this,
the public might be skittish
59:33
about the fact if Biden could
win this election. There's
59:36
something wrong.
59:37
Adam Curry: Well, something
wrong or and I'm going to come
59:40
back to it. Maybe we just have a
couple of events, a couple of
59:44
things where people think you
know, I really don't want this
59:47
guy being the commander in chief
because he seems kind of out of
59:51
it. I don't want his hand on the
button. I don't want him to be
59:55
making the calls. We really
don't want world war three.
59:58
There's a lot of that talk Trump
even brought Get up. This may or
1:00:01
may remember the people with the
money, they don't care. They
1:00:05
don't care if it's blue or red
who wins. They really don't
1:00:08
care. We're the schmucks who
care. But oh, we want this guy.
1:00:12
We want that guy. Red team red
tie, blue tie. They just want a
1:00:16
guy in who's going to keep the
money flowing $900 billion a
1:00:20
year. Let's up that a little
bit. Can we make it to one trill
1:00:23
for sure. And maybe 1.5 would be
high fives at one trill? Yes.
1:00:27
And then a couple a couple more
skirmishes something with Iran,
1:00:32
set it up with China, keep that
going, will keep us relatively
1:00:36
safe. But you want everybody on
board with that. Like, you know,
1:00:39
I'd much rather you know, I it's
really a problem. But okay, he
1:00:43
lies we keep talking about that.
But that that guy would probably
1:00:47
be better. In fact, the
narrative is kind of who's
1:00:49
running the country? What's
going to happen because this
1:00:51
Unknown: conversation about hey,
listen, first of all, this was
1:00:54
not a good interview, she
couldn't answer a simple
1:00:56
question about what Joe Biden
like on a day to day basis,
1:00:59
because this is about Kamala, I
think the honest answer is not
1:01:03
acceptable. That's number one.
Number two, listen to what
1:01:06
you're saying. The press, the
sitting President of the United
1:01:10
States, is so out of it and
infirm, that you're now turning
1:01:14
to the Vice Prez the United
States to carry your ticket in
1:01:18
your party when they are
currently in office, supposedly
1:01:21
running the country. Yeah, this
is this is a scandal. The White
1:01:26
House press secretary this last
few days have been telling us
1:01:29
Oh, the videos you've seen of
Joe Biden aren't real. They're
1:01:32
fakes. The US government right
now has a president and none of
1:01:35
us are quite sure what goes on
on a day to day basis, and
1:01:38
you're putting all your hopes
and dreams into the VP. Okay,
1:01:41
that's not that is not true. As
somebody who left that White
1:01:44
House about a year and a half
ago, I can tell you're a hand I
1:01:47
can tell you that he is he is
somebody who is very direct in
1:01:51
meetings behind closed but he is
great. He's well, you know, he
1:01:55
had a bad night tonight on the
debate stage.
1:01:57
I'm not disputing that. But I
can tell you he is he drives the
1:02:00
drives the ship and the White
House is the person who makes
1:02:03
the decisions. He you sit in
meetings with him. He's asking
1:02:05
you for details. He's always
asking you for the dang thing.
1:02:08
You don't have not for nothing.
And and
1:02:11
Adam Curry: so that's Kate
Bedingfield. She's talking to
1:02:13
Scott Jennings, who was the only
conservative pundit on on CNN,
1:02:17
and in this particular instance,
I think that's kind of where
1:02:21
we're gonna see it go. Like,
hey, you know, the lesser of two
1:02:25
evils who do you know, hey,
Trump didn't have a war when he
1:02:28
was president? It seems like
that's the direction I just, I
1:02:33
can't help but think and I'm
pretty sure Trump is in on it.
1:02:39
All the evidence is at least the
it's circumstantial, but the
1:02:41
evidence is here. He No, he
didn't. He didn't. He was like,
1:02:44
okay, Joe, no good. Got it. He's
raising his money. Now, all the
1:02:52
lawsuits are falling apart all
just in time, like really just
1:02:56
in time. And the news media can
have a bonanza and just let let
1:03:01
them loose. Let them keep
talking about the line. And then
1:03:04
when some event happens,
something with China something
1:03:08
with Iran, then people people
will come together again, we
1:03:12
don't want that guy will have
this guy and Jill, we'll keep
1:03:14
we'll keep Biden in the race.
You can do with Joe, you can
1:03:17
answer all the questions. Come
on, Joe. Don't give it up.
1:03:19
Because he truly no one can kick
him out other than a 25th
1:03:22
amendment. And I don't see that
happening. No,
1:03:24
John C Dvorak: not at this point
when he already has the
1:03:26
delegates. Right. The primaries
are over. Joe has enough
1:03:30
delegates to get the nomination.
If he wants it. They can't do
1:03:33
anything about it. There's not
enough super delegates and super
1:03:35
delegates at the Democratic
conventions. Don't vote until
1:03:39
the second round, but there'll
be no second round. No. So yes,
1:03:43
if if Biden wants to stay there,
and he does, he
1:03:46
Unknown: does he does I suggest
arrogant, arrogant, yet
1:03:50
John C Dvorak: a bedroom on this
thing. Give me a break. Why
1:03:53
would you not want to do that?
So
1:03:56
Adam Curry: and you know, as
long as people keep watching
1:03:58
cable news, and they'll keep
getting sucked into the oh, he
1:04:02
lies Oh, Joe's an idiot, oh,
Joe's toast, and they'll just
1:04:06
kind of forget the overall
picture of what's really
1:04:08
happening. Namely, we're being
robbed of our own of our money.
1:04:12
We're being robbed of our money.
If it's not through taxation
1:04:16
overall, if it's not through
taxation, then it's through
1:04:19
inflation by printing money to
build ships and submarines,
1:04:22
ships and subs. I can already
write the slogan. Big beautiful
1:04:26
ship.
1:04:26
John C Dvorak: I'm not gonna
argue that No, I agree. Good
1:04:30
idea. A couple of screwball
clips I want to play that are
1:04:33
off the wall. And this is part
of a long clip is actually too
1:04:38
long because it'll get to the
point. This is a body language
1:04:41
woman who came on and gave a
discussion of the debate. But
1:04:46
she brought something up that I
until I heard it and I talked to
1:04:50
me about it. It was like it is
possible that Joe was Botox to
1:04:55
up
1:04:56
Adam Curry: oh, he's What do you
mean he's filled with Botox? So,
1:05:00
John C Dvorak: let's listen to
this debate body language woman.
1:05:05
Adam Curry: Sorry, hold on a
second. Oh, here we go. It's
1:05:11
there's a lot
1:05:12
Unknown: of de lis everything
was in slow motion, his fingers
1:05:18
and his his lack of illustrators
when he was talking, he was like
1:05:23
a frozen statue up there up on
the stage. It really was painful
1:05:29
to watch, because I think it was
the first time that I think they
1:05:33
saw Donald Trump even looking
over it. Mr. Vice President
1:05:38
Biden, and and literally was
concerned. I mean, when he
1:05:42
tilted his head when he lost his
way, in the first question, he
1:05:46
looked over at him kind of
register that he was completely
1:05:49
lost. And they looked at him and
with with passion. I mean, it
1:05:55
was like, I felt like he was
gonna run over and give the guy
1:05:57
a hug, if you can. And then he
brought his head back. And then
1:06:02
he realized he was still off
base. And he, it looked over
1:06:05
again, he's like, Oh, my God,
you know, he's really has lost
1:06:08
his space without going through
the entire debate, because there
1:06:12
was a lot going up. But there
was a lot of consistency. We
1:06:14
already know that President
Biden lack of an effect facial
1:06:19
expressions, partly because it's
I don't know who gave him this
1:06:24
recommendation, but he was
really way too Botox doubt. And
1:06:28
that is a real problem one on
one, it can create some
1:06:31
cognitive issues, because when
you shut down those emotions
1:06:36
through facial aspect, it can
affect your, the way you your
1:06:42
brain. So it's not that Botox in
itself affects its brain. But
1:06:46
when we are expressing emotions,
with muscles in our face, it
1:06:52
creates these emotions. Okay,
same thing as actors. When that
1:06:56
has been frozen in space. It's
hard to, to emote an expression.
1:07:01
The problem was you didn't see
any movement in his top of his
1:07:04
forehead. Occasionally, you
would see these pinched eyebrows
1:07:08
only ever so slightly, because
he tried to force them. They're
1:07:12
trying to force him there when
he was angry. Yeah.
1:07:14
Adam Curry: Listen, my first
wife and my second wife had more
1:07:18
Botox than Joe Biden has ever
ever seen in his life. This is
1:07:22
not true.
1:07:24
John C Dvorak: What's not true
Botox
1:07:26
Adam Curry: and being Botox does
not affect you. We added
1:07:29
John C Dvorak: about six years
ago telling you
1:07:32
Adam Curry: I have standing
Yeah,
1:07:34
John C Dvorak: well, you do have
standing but I'm just gonna say
1:07:36
this clip from six years ago,
the studies have shown that if
1:07:39
you can't emote with your face,
your emotions fade out short no
1:07:44
sure.
1:07:46
Adam Curry: It one more thing
and then I want to play
1:07:47
something different. There is a
distinct possibility in this big
1:07:52
game. Remember, we're just the
audience. We're looking at a big
1:07:56
big game and for my money
everybody's in on it. It's also
1:08:00
possible that Joe just said
especially looking at his
1:08:04
performance the next day don't
get me anything. And he may even
1:08:09
have have hammed it up a little
bit to make himself look even
1:08:14
more out of it than usual.
1:08:16
John C Dvorak: Well, that brings
us back to the Vincent the chin
1:08:22
gigai Okay, you're exactly
you're cheering brought up years
1:08:26
ago and I still think it might
still be in play which is that
1:08:29
you know, you act like you don't
can't you don't have a clue. But
1:08:32
the he is just he can't walk you
know, he's got to do well, the
1:08:37
Vincent the chin would also
1:08:40
Adam Curry: think about it,
John. We also do that the whole
1:08:43
cheap fakes and what happened
made the Democrats, the
1:08:46
Democrats, the Biden voters, the
Trump haters, the Never Trump
1:08:50
everyone, except the people who
want Trump president made them
1:08:53
all realize Joe has a problem.
So that's it. That's all the
1:08:58
work is done. Now we just need
to keep them there convinced
1:09:02
them I don't think they want the
power. The Democrats or the
1:09:04
Democrat party may want it but
they're low level they're low
1:09:09
level they're not important in
the big game ultimately. nor
1:09:12
other nor the Republican the
Republic, they're not important.
1:09:16
If we really if we really had
elections, and it really was the
1:09:19
We the People, it would be a
different story, but it's not
1:09:21
that way. This is a game. This
is a game to get us get everyone
1:09:27
to at least buy into Trump
because he's better than the
1:09:29
brain dead guy. And Jill's job
is to keep Joe motivated to keep
1:09:33
going. And you know, hey, we're
gonna we're gonna fade off into
1:09:37
the sunset. And when Trump
becomes president again, Joe's
1:09:41
not going to jail. There'll be
just fine. That's the I think
1:09:51
that's now my official take on
all this. No switcheroo. No
1:09:57
alternate candidate, but we'll
be talking about Big Mike and
1:10:01
Kamala, and, and Gavin Newsom
and Gretchen, which written
1:10:06
where we'll be talking about for
the least the next seven months,
1:10:09
then we'll go through horrendous
Democratic Convention Democrat
1:10:14
convention in Chicago. That'll
be the new side, and then we'll
1:10:17
go into vote. And they may not
even be the only maybe even only
1:10:22
the only people who will try to
rig it will be the Republicans
1:10:25
this time. Trump is in. He's in
and he's going to build big
1:10:30
ships, and fast submarines and
bases
1:10:33
John C Dvorak: plus the fastest
ever basis.
1:10:35
Adam Curry: The biggest shift
big beautiful ships, fast
1:10:38
submarines. And yeah, and then
we'll we'll still be a divided
1:10:43
country after that the way they
want us the way they want us
1:10:47
divided. It's no good if we're
all one if we all agree, it's no
1:10:52
good. RFK Jr, held what he
called the real debate. Did you
1:10:58
see me himself? Well, if you're
gonna debate, it's, it was a
1:11:04
master Baden exercise. And I
have three clips, because of
1:11:09
course, he did say things that
made sense to a degree
1:11:12
Unknown: and is another example
of why this debate is a problem
1:11:17
because these two men are the
people who ran up the deficit
1:11:22
that is causing the inflation.
President Trump came into office
1:11:26
promising to balance the budget.
Instead, he spent more money I
1:11:30
don't office and every president
in United States history
1:11:33
combined from George Washington
to George W. Bush, 283 years of
1:11:37
history, as an Biden is will
beat him he's already run up
1:11:44
$6.3 trillion in debt. And by
the end my time leaves off his
1:11:48
hill of run up more than
President Trump. That's why we
1:11:51
have inflation. Inflation is is
cause because they're printing
1:11:57
money to pay for for these
expenses that we don't have. And
1:12:01
that money is then a tax on the
poor. That's why we have a 22%
1:12:06
higher than in home insurance.
That's why we afford our milk
1:12:10
for I bred $6. Gasoline is
because of the Forever wars and
1:12:16
the out of control spending by
these two gentlemen. Even $34
1:12:20
trillion debt now. The interest
alone on that debt is costing us
1:12:26
more than our military budget
was in five years. 50 cents,
1:12:30
every dollar that we collect in
taxes will go to servicing the
1:12:33
debt within 10 years.
Entrepreneur said this is
1:12:37
existential. Yeah,
1:12:39
Adam Curry: well, I think Trump
will do a refi of the country.
1:12:42
Now they've been we know that
there's some kind of monetary
1:12:46
reset underway. Some kind. We
actually have the bricks out
1:12:51
there as a threat that looks
like everybody wants to go to a
1:12:54
gold backed system. Again. If
Biden can't do that, Democrats
1:13:01
can do that. Trump could
probably do it you could bring
1:13:04
Unknown: enough and all across
the board. This is this is RFK
1:13:08
Jr. on fentanyl, you could bring
enough and all across the border
1:13:12
in a briefcase to kill everybody
in Los Angeles. So the fentanyl
1:13:17
is going to come in this
country. The problem is
1:13:19
something much larger than that.
It's the it's the elites a
1:13:24
generation that is alienated,
that is dispersed as it is
1:13:27
depressed and suicidal, that is
disconnected from community. And
1:13:32
that's why they're turning to
drugs. And we need to deal with
1:13:35
that problem. And we need to
reduce demand and that my my
1:13:39
signature policy
1:13:41
Adam Curry: now listen to this
because this is this is kind of
1:13:43
creepy.
1:13:45
Unknown: Thank you is is to
begin taxing marijuana federally
1:13:51
by the DEA schedule it from
schedule one right where it is
1:13:55
now. The federal government is
not allowed to tax it. So
1:13:57
marijuana is legal in many
states, but the federal
1:14:00
government cannot collect taxes
on it. It's legal, it's not
1:14:04
going to whether you can tax it
or not. It's not going to affect
1:14:07
the number of people are using
it our mountains use. We're
1:14:10
going to D schedule it so the
government could start
1:14:13
collecting taxes now we'll raise
$8.5 billion in revenue. I'm
1:14:19
going to dedicate that money to
building drug rehabilitation
1:14:23
farms, wellness farms,
restoration farms. Know in rural
1:14:29
areas all over this country.
Americans go for free to deal
1:14:33
with depression, suicidal
behavior, alcoholism, drug
1:14:37
addiction to illegal drugs, but
also addiction to SSRIs to
1:14:42
benzos Adderall we need to
reclaim our children. He's
1:14:46
Adam Curry: literally going to
build funny farms. That's that
1:14:51
doesn't sound like a great idea.
And then here's this all of this
1:14:55
of course is not made for TV. No
one cares about this and people
1:14:59
don't Want to hear this they
want to read red tie blue tie a
1:15:03
real
1:15:03
Unknown: patriotism means
protect the United States
1:15:06
Constitution. And with a and
both of them subverted the right
1:15:13
to free speech what are the most
important right? As it Biden 37
1:15:18
hours after he took the oath of
office, this has never happened
1:15:21
in American history. He opened a
portal, the FBI, CIA, Siza, NIH,
1:15:27
D H. S, the IRS and other
agencies to go in and and tamper
1:15:34
with with social media sites to
take out things that were not
1:15:37
politically palatable. They
violated freedom of worship, the
1:15:40
two of them are shutting down
every church in this country
1:15:43
with no sides think citation. If
violated freedom of assembly
1:15:47
with mass regulations, they shut
down the Seventh Amendment right
1:15:51
to jury trials by saying you
couldn't sue somebody who was
1:15:53
involved in quote, COVID Cat
image no matter how negligent
1:15:56
that corporation where the
biggest corporations in the
1:15:59
world no matter how reckless
their behavior, no matter how
1:16:02
grievous your injury, you could
not sue them and shut down 3.3
1:16:06
million businesses with no due
process note just compensation
1:16:09
and violation the Fifth
Amendment. It shuts down the
1:16:13
Fourth Amendment's prohibition
against warrantless searches and
1:16:16
seizures with this track and
trace surveillance. That was the
1:16:20
all out assault on the
constitution that we've never
1:16:22
seen the likes of that anytime
in American history. And I don't
1:16:27
believe they have the right to
wear those American flag pens.
1:16:30
Adam Curry: Yeah, all right. I
totally agree. But no, Bobby, no
1:16:33
one no one wants to hear that.
He also has the worst voice. I'm
1:16:37
sorry. You just that's just in
the doesn't and now that I think
1:16:40
about it, I'd like the guy seems
okay. But you can't have a
1:16:45
president with that voice. It's
just that doesn't work doesn't
1:16:47
work. Doesn't work. That
1:16:49
John C Dvorak: was the idea when
they gave him that voice.
1:16:53
Unknown: You're horrible.
1:16:56
Adam Curry: Well, we shall see.
But I I don't think we'll see.
1:17:03
Any real replacement happening.
We're just gonna have endless it
1:17:07
does a lot for the controlled
opportunists. You know, the
1:17:10
Megyn Kelly's the Candace Owens.
Everyone can talk and talk and
1:17:15
talk and talk. Now Tucker can
talk and talk and talk.
1:17:20
John C Dvorak: Yeah, he's Did
you see a second speech that he
1:17:23
gave in Australia
1:17:24
Adam Curry: was funny. Yeah, it
1:17:25
John C Dvorak: was funny. It was
it was good. It was almost
1:17:28
borderland stand up with that
second speech.
1:17:31
Adam Curry: Yeah, it was good.
1:17:33
John C Dvorak: But what's he
doing there?
1:17:35
Adam Curry: But he's creating a
narrative he's creating. He
1:17:38
John C Dvorak: was originally we
thought he wanted to have an
1:17:40
interview with Assange. But
doesn't seem Why does he have to
1:17:44
stay there for that gap? And
1:17:47
Adam Curry: I think that Tucker
is is leading the alternative
1:17:52
media in a way. So everyone's
emboldened to speak, like he
1:17:58
speaks and says what he says,
and suck everybody in and we'll
1:18:01
all be preoccupied with it. But
I think people should do one
1:18:04
thing. The two things a week,
listen to no agenda, and then go
1:18:07
outside and play with your kids.
Read a book, roll in the grass,
1:18:13
John C Dvorak: walk the dog,
just listening to no agenda and
1:18:15
reading a book is the way to go.
Pretty much
1:18:17
Adam Curry: all you need. There
was a very sad moment, something
1:18:20
unexpected, and, obviously food
for conspiracy therapists such
1:18:26
as myself, I was very distressed
to hear this. This is chip Roy
1:18:30
on the floor of the house. We
were
1:18:32
Unknown: all saddened to learn
today of the passing of the
1:18:35
spouse and one of our members.
Thomas Massie, the gentleman
1:18:38
from Kentucky, his wife, Rhonda,
of many years, they were
1:18:43
childhood sweethearts. She
suddenly passed away yesterday,
1:18:48
Mr. Massey had to drive home to
Kentucky and be home with his
1:18:50
family, which is where he is
today. I would ask everybody in
1:18:54
the chamber and everybody around
the complex to please rise
1:18:58
Adam Curry: and absorb a moment
of silence and offer your
1:19:00
prayers and thoughts and
condolences for our good friend
1:19:03
from Kentucky. Dude, what are
the chances of that? The guy
1:19:07
comes out talks about AIPAC
being no good they're not
1:19:11
allowed in his office. He really
laid out a lot of truths and and
1:19:17
obvious things that are just not
discussed on Tucker just list a
1:19:21
couple of weeks ago and then at
51 I think his wife dies
1:19:25
suddenly died on like, suddenly
I don't like that at all. Very
1:19:32
sad, but also Whoa, are you
kidding me now?
1:19:38
John C Dvorak: You do not hear
Vax zaharie No, no, no,
1:19:42
Adam Curry: no, not from them.
Nope, nope, nope. Nope. Not from
1:19:47
them. They were not Vax. You
sure yes. Yes. Did you ever see
1:19:52
the full interview with Tucker
that he did?
1:19:56
John C Dvorak: No, I only
watched the clip. It's clip.
1:19:58
It's the clip. It's
1:20:00
Adam Curry: Clifford's. So now,
I think it all comes back to,
1:20:07
you know, just people got to
stop being mind controlled that
1:20:10
some daddio is going to come
into the White House and fix
1:20:12
your business. No, that's not
going to happen. But they want
1:20:17
you to think that no matter who
it is, they want you to feel
1:20:20
before
1:20:20
John C Dvorak: we get off the
topic, which is coming, I can
1:20:22
tell ya, I think I think we're I
have two Biden clips where he
1:20:25
actually talks and I want to get
these out of the way. Okay. I
1:20:28
also have the one where he says
that people should be more
1:20:31
concerned about being women
should be concerned about being
1:20:33
raped by their sister.
1:20:36
Adam Curry: Everyone sees
everybody saw it. But okay.
1:20:41
John C Dvorak: No, I don't want
to play that Oh, involved, but
1:20:43
you
1:20:43
Adam Curry: have it.
1:20:44
John C Dvorak: I do have if you
want to play,
1:20:46
Adam Curry: we might as well
play it. So
1:20:48
Unknown: there's so many young
women who have been including a
1:20:50
young woman who just was
murdered. And he went to the
1:20:54
funeral. The idea that she was
murdered by a wife by an
1:20:59
immigrant coming into a talk
about that, but here's the deal.
1:21:03
There's a lot of young women to
be raped by their by their in
1:21:06
laws, by their by their spouses,
or sisters, by it's just
1:21:12
ridiculous. And they can do
nothing about it. And they try
1:21:15
to rest them on the Cross State
Line. Thank
1:21:17
you. You
1:21:18
Adam Curry: know, they must have
rehearsed that with him. And
1:21:21
they're like, oh, this would be
great. Joe, when you say this,
1:21:23
the Republicans will go crazy.
1:21:27
John C Dvorak: Which of course
everybody will they did. They
1:21:30
wish they did. Of course it's so
now the thing that I thought was
1:21:33
the key Gala, two more clips,
and I'm not gonna play anymore.
1:21:36
But this is a Biden that I
thought the key gaff was this
1:21:39
one. And this is the one where
Trump kept looking over there
1:21:42
and going, this guy's off the
rails to 29 second clip, this is
1:21:45
the Biden key, gaff Medicare,
make
1:21:49
Unknown: sure that all those
things we need to do child care,
1:21:52
elder care, making sure that we
continue to support and
1:21:54
strengthen our healthcare
system, making sure that we're
1:21:57
able to make every single
solitary person eligible for
1:22:02
what I've been able to do with
the with the COVID Excuse me
1:22:06
with dealing with everything we
have to deal with. If we finally
1:22:15
beat Medicare, thank you
precedent.
1:22:21
John C Dvorak: What had they had
the Fauci wizard, you know?
1:22:24
Adam Curry: Oh, you know, Tom
Starkweather, did an endo show
1:22:27
mix is beautiful because about
it's about a minute and it's it
1:22:31
is the I mean, it's an
evergreen, it's the debate of
1:22:33
2024 in one minute. And and he
was doing a play by play on
1:22:38
Mastodon of how it was editing
it. And he says that Biden
1:22:41
literally has only three seconds
of breath every single time he
1:22:45
speaks. He could see it in the
waveforms. It was three seconds.
1:22:48
He couldn't do anything more
than three seconds of breath for
1:22:52
anything. He said. You can count
it. Yeah, when you speak. Wow.
1:22:55
Yeah, it was that was pretty
interesting how it was
1:22:58
deconstructing that on the fly.
Now,
1:23:01
John C Dvorak: the only one I
want to play, which is the
1:23:03
absolute first comments made at
the debate, where Biden comes
1:23:07
out, and he and I only have the
first few first few seconds of
1:23:11
this. What is this is a debate.
First comments, Biden is one
1:23:15
minute 16 out of two.
Immediately, and I'm gonna ring
1:23:19
the bell. He starts lying, he
started, he's the one who
1:23:24
started the lying. And he starts
it with he comes out they asked
1:23:28
him a simple question. He lies
three or four times in the first
1:23:31
minute and then he goes on and
lies about insulin and Medicare
1:23:35
and the amount of people amount
of money people have to pay. And
1:23:40
this was nobody wants to talk
about him being a bigger liar
1:23:44
than Trump says
1:23:45
Unknown: remain high. Since you
took office, the price of
1:23:48
essentials has increased, for
example, a basket of groceries
1:23:52
that cost $100 Then now costs
more than $120. And typical home
1:23:57
prices have jumped more than
30%. What do you say to voters
1:24:01
who feel they are worse off
under your presidency than they
1:24:04
were under President Trump?
1:24:06
We're gonna take a look at what
I was left. When I became
1:24:08
President. Mr. Trump left. We
had an economy that was in
1:24:12
freefall, the pandemic why we
handled, many people were dying.
1:24:16
All he said was it's not that
serious. just inject a little
1:24:19
bleach and your arm could be our
economy collapsed. For no job.
1:24:24
Why? Rose to 50% It was
terrible. And so what we had to
1:24:29
do is try to put things back
together again. That's exactly
1:24:32
what we began to do. We created
50,000 new jobs. We brought out
1:24:37
a position where we have 800,000
manufacturing jobs, but there's
1:24:41
more to be done. There's more to
be done working class people are
1:24:44
still in trouble. I come from
Scranton, Pennsylvania, I come
1:24:47
of household, where to kitchen
table if things weren't able to
1:24:50
be met during the month was a
problem. Price, the base the
1:24:53
price of gas, the price of
housing, the price, a whole
1:24:55
range of things. That's why I'm
working so hard to make sure I
1:24:59
deal with those parts. Oops. And
we're going to make sure they're
1:25:01
here.
1:25:02
Adam Curry: Well, you could
really hear the three second
1:25:04
cadence
1:25:05
John C Dvorak: that yes, you
Yep. And now that he's done
1:25:08
that, as I really listened to
that clip, and I could hear that
1:25:12
three seconds. Now it's going to
be totally annoying to listen to
1:25:16
Biden.
1:25:17
Adam Curry: Or you'll know that
it's the guy in the mask if he
1:25:19
goes beyond three seconds
because that can't be Biden.
1:25:22
John C Dvorak: Oh, that could be
that's a good point. The mask
1:25:27
doesn't have the same teeth.
1:25:32
Adam Curry: Anyway, make sure
you go outside play with the
1:25:34
kids, everybody. Don't get
suckered into this is not worth
1:25:37
it. With right now. I'm telling
it's all going to go the way you
1:25:40
want it. It's going to be fine.
We'll have big beautiful ships,
1:25:43
very fast subs, they go deeper
than anything else. Beautiful
1:25:47
bases with beachfront. It's
fantastic. It's all going to be
1:25:50
good and you're gonna pay for it
one way or the other. And the
1:25:54
financial you know, Trump all of
a sudden you notice he's like,
1:25:57
I'm all good with Bitcoin.
Bitcoins. Okay, Bitcoin. Yeah,
1:26:00
it'd be great for Bitcoin. I
think that's only because he
1:26:03
knows there's going to be some
kind of digital dollar. That
1:26:08
resets gotta happen. Doesn't
that have happened? We had
1:26:11
financial resets globally in the
in the hundreds of years, we
1:26:15
must have had some kind of
resets throughout the years.
1:26:17
Would you know anything about
that?
1:26:20
John C Dvorak: Maybe World War
One? Yeah.
1:26:22
Adam Curry: Not after World War
Two didn't then doesn't that
1:26:24
when we got
1:26:25
John C Dvorak: going on World
War Two, we actually did a good
1:26:27
job of getting everybody back on
their feet. When would you
1:26:30
Bretton Woods
1:26:30
Adam Curry: after World War One?
Yeah, I think so. Yeah. And
1:26:34
World War Two.
1:26:36
John C Dvorak: There was some
some some divisions going on in
1:26:39
World War Two where we divided
things up divvied things up. A
1:26:43
big reset, I don't know. I'm not
convinced
1:26:45
Adam Curry: of this. No, not big
reset financial reset. Now,
1:26:49
John C Dvorak: that could be
something that there could be,
1:26:51
we could have a stock market
crash. Well, that seems a given.
1:26:55
I've been saying that ever
since. Yeah, CrossOver 40,000.
1:26:59
When I've seen this before I saw
this in the mail as a kid. They
1:27:05
market gets to some point, it
just has this spot where it has,
1:27:09
it won't, it'll go over a bump
against it. And it keeps trying
1:27:12
and trying and trying to go over
and is sitting there below as
1:27:16
you as it would do. And then try
to make a run at it again. And
1:27:19
then it's somehow it just like
some psychological thing takes
1:27:22
place. There's no it's not going
to happen. And then the whole
1:27:26
thing just falls apart. It will
break was that the world war two
1:27:29
will be about party take place
in about six months.
1:27:34
Adam Curry: Right? Well, that's
the perfect timing. That's why
1:27:36
they will be in to fix it. Yeah.
And he will fix it and, and they
1:27:41
have this may have already been
concocted already. If you didn't
1:27:45
figure it out. And that's when
we get the mark of the beast.
1:27:50
All right, there was something
else that went down a couple of
1:27:52
interesting rulings from the
Supreme Court as they are ready
1:27:56
to go on vacation. They've had
to extend it. How are they gonna
1:27:59
have to do one more on Monday?
Hmm. But there was a couple
1:28:03
interesting things in there. You
discuss it three in the
1:28:05
newsletter and one of them is
one that we've been talking
1:28:08
about for several months on the
no agenda show I'd like the
1:28:11
people emailed and said, I knew
what this was about because of
1:28:14
you guys
1:28:15
Unknown: tonight three colossal
decisions with far reaching
1:28:18
consequences. The High Court
narrowing who can be charged
1:28:21
under a federal law that dates
back to Enron were recently used
1:28:25
to prosecute more than 200
people who stormed the Capitol
1:28:29
on January 6. The justice is
opening the door now to possible
1:28:35
resentencing or even read trials
for roughly a few dozen still
1:28:39
behind bars. At least one judge
moving quickly today asking
1:28:42
prosecutors to weigh in on next
steps with a handful of
1:28:46
defendants former President
Trump likely not impacted by
1:28:50
today's ruling, nor most other
people who were charged with
1:28:53
other crimes related to January
6, in another major case, the
1:28:57
High Court knocking down a 40
year old rule of its own making
1:29:02
that required judges to defer to
federal agencies when
1:29:05
interpreting vague laws passed
by Congress. That practice known
1:29:09
as the chevron framework, long
targeted by conservatives is
1:29:13
Adam Curry: an interesting she
said framework instead of
1:29:15
deference. Yeah,
1:29:16
John C Dvorak: well, actually
deference is a term that kind of
1:29:18
cropped up in the documents
himself. It's called the chevron
1:29:22
doctrine.
1:29:23
Adam Curry: Yes, doctrine, but
not the framework. Nobody uses
1:29:26
that. We've
1:29:26
Unknown: argued it gives
unelected bureaucrats too much
1:29:29
power, the decision likely to
prompt a rush of lawsuits,
1:29:33
challenging regulations on
everything from food safety to
1:29:36
the environment. Also, today,
the courts conservative majority
1:29:40
upholding laws banning people
experiencing homelessness from
1:29:44
sleeping outdoors, finding no
violation of the Constitution's
1:29:48
prohibition on cruel and unusual
punishment, drawing a sharp
1:29:52
dissent from the liberals. With
Justice Sotomayor writing sleep
1:29:56
is a biological necessity, not a
crime.
1:29:59
Adam Curry: So let's go in
reverse order here. Do you have
1:30:02
any any clips on the on the
outdoor sleeping camping ruling?
1:30:08
No,
1:30:08
John C Dvorak: I did have a
couple that were kind of lined
1:30:10
up. I never took them. But it's
mostly guys ranting about cruel
1:30:13
and unusual punishment. Let's
1:30:15
Adam Curry: just go back to the
history of this because it
1:30:17
actually, although this case was
brought from Oregon, and we
1:30:21
followed this for years, yeah,
it came out it really came out
1:30:24
of Idaho, exactly, Idaho. And
they decided up there, we can't
1:30:29
move people's tents. And some
consultants came in and said,
1:30:32
Oh, no, that's cruel, unusual
punishment, punishment. And that
1:30:35
really started off the entire
homelessness, visibility. And I
1:30:40
don't want to say homelessness
isn't real.
1:30:42
John C Dvorak: But the
visibility homelessness is what
1:30:44
been around but but this visible
homelessness on the city streets
1:30:49
of San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Boston and elsewhere in New
1:30:55
York, that all came out of this
Idaho idea that this is to Moose
1:30:59
takes to have a vagrancy laws to
Hey, buddy, get you and your
1:31:03
tent off the street. That's
somehow cruel, and unusual,
1:31:09
hostile, unusual. It's been
going on forever. 200 years of
1:31:13
the vagrancy laws. It's not
unusual. So it's not cruel and
1:31:17
unusual. It's not even cruel.
It's just, you know, it's just
1:31:20
the way it is. I mean, it's like
giving somebody a traffic ticket
1:31:23
and saying, well, that traffic
is cruel and unusual. It's
1:31:26
Adam Curry: a biological
necessity. John says our Supreme
1:31:29
Court. The the problem I have
with it is it really took away a
1:31:35
lot of resources and, and
government cycles from solving
1:31:40
the actual problem to people
instead, we're arguing about
1:31:44
this about is it cruel, Is that
unusual? Is it punishment, and
1:31:48
meanwhile, it also deteriorated
the streets of the cities. It
1:31:52
made it. It made it a mess and
really diverted attention away
1:31:57
from helping people in this
situation, which to me is the
1:32:00
true crime. Then the other one,
before we get to Chevron is the
1:32:05
January 6 ruling. I thought this
was very interesting. Here's an
1:32:09
overview. Breaking news this
time about sorry, here's
1:32:12
breaking news about it. Breaking
news this time about the January
1:32:15
6 writers the Supreme Court has
just ruled that's good to
1:32:18
Shannon Bream. What did they
say?
1:32:19
Unknown: So what they have said
is that one of the statutes, the
1:32:22
Justice Department used to
charge hundreds of different
1:32:26
January six defendants is no
good. And that includes
1:32:29
President Donald Trump because
he has actually had two of these
1:32:33
counts against him. And the Jack
Smith DC case against him that
1:32:36
federal criminal case that has
been on hold here. So what
1:32:39
essentially they say is this
statute which was passed in the
1:32:42
wake of Enron, they say it
doesn't fit here. He says, given
1:32:45
that this subsection was enacted
to address the Enron disaster,
1:32:48
not some other far flung set of
dangers, like what happened just
1:32:51
right over here. at the Capitol,
it is unlikely that Congress
1:32:54
responded with such an unfocused
and grossly incommensurate patch
1:32:57
in English. That essentially
means that all of these people
1:33:01
who were charged under this
particular obstruction statute
1:33:03
for January 6, that is no good.
The dissent is this is a very
1:33:07
interesting vote makeup because
the dissent is actually written
1:33:10
by Justice Barrett and she is
joined by justices Sotomayor and
1:33:13
Kagan. She says that Congress
did intend for this kind of
1:33:16
conduct to be brought under this
particular obstruction charge,
1:33:19
he thinks the majority got it
wrong. But what it means is a
1:33:22
big headache for the DOJ and
good news for hundreds of
1:33:25
January six defendants charged
under this statute, again,
1:33:28
including President Trump,
1:33:29
Adam Curry: it was interesting
that Barrett went, went against
1:33:32
the majority on this one, she's
turning out to be kind of not
1:33:35
what people expected from her.
1:33:37
John C Dvorak: She's just the
independent thinker. That's all
1:33:39
I can say. And she was, in fact,
the other thing is, where's the
1:33:42
Catan? g brown? Yeah, I'm crazy
black woman went on the other
1:33:46
side of it. I know. So the two
flip flop that maybe Maybe they
1:33:51
had a deal?
1:33:52
Adam Curry: Jonathan Turley,
luckily, he gave us a little
1:33:55
explanation. I trust his
opinion. Yeah, he's good on what
1:33:59
this means for people who are
still in jail, people who've
1:34:04
been sentenced and for President
Trump's case that Jack Smith, a
1:34:10
special prosecutor is running
1:34:12
Unknown: two aspects to this,
some of them were convicted of
1:34:15
what is now established would be
improper charges. I mean, we
1:34:21
they that hundreds of people
were the subject of improper
1:34:25
charges by the Justice
Department. That includes
1:34:29
President Trump, who has not
been tried yet. They were also
1:34:33
sentenced based on this
conviction as well as a mix of
1:34:36
other things. So those
sentencing decisions now have to
1:34:39
be reevaluated. I've said all
along that I was surprised by
1:34:45
how heavy the Department of
Justice went on obstruction. I
1:34:48
analogize that to someone going
to Vegas and playing roulette,
1:34:51
but only betting read it well.
Basically, the court just said
1:34:56
reds not a bad. So we've got to
go back and look at In all of
1:35:00
these cases, not just for those
who now have these convictions
1:35:04
knocked out, but how they impact
sentencing for President Trump.
1:35:08
This is a big day. I mean, I've
said all along that Fisher's
1:35:13
needs to be treated as important
as the immunity decision
1:35:16
potentially for Trump. It
basically rips the wings off the
1:35:20
plane that Jack Smith is trying
to get off the ground in DC now,
1:35:25
can he push that plane forward?
On the runway? I don't know.
1:35:30
Because if you take this this
claim out, it's really integral
1:35:34
to his entire complaint. I mean,
it's hard to see all the
1:35:37
complaint holds together, if he
was excessive and wrong in
1:35:43
bringing these charges.
1:35:47
Adam Curry: Excuse me. All
right. So that that looks good
1:35:51
for Trump looks good. For the
January 6 People were really
1:35:53
starting to clear up a lot of
things here at the end of Joe
1:35:57
Biden's reign of terror. And
then we get to the one that we
1:36:01
are most interested in, which is
Chevron deference, which you've
1:36:04
been following and and looking
into and explaining actually
1:36:07
have a an analysis from our
constitutional lawyer. Rob,
1:36:11
here's the MSNBC quick take. On
1:36:14
Unknown: Friday, the Supreme
Court handed down a decision to
1:36:17
reduce the power of federal
agencies by gutting the long
1:36:21
standing legal precedent of
Chevron versus Natural Resources
1:36:25
Defense Council that gave
federal agencies broad
1:36:29
regulatory power. The justices
may be driving key legal
1:36:32
decisions in our country right
now. But there are subjects that
1:36:36
they probably don't know much
about. I mean, to my knowledge,
1:36:40
Chief Justice Roberts is not a
chemical engineer, Justice Brett
1:36:44
Kavanaugh is not a botanist. And
last I checked, Justice Amy
1:36:47
Coney Barrett is not a member of
the Federal Reserve. But that's
1:36:52
what this ruling implies that
these justices are experts in
1:36:56
fields outside of the law better
than the people who get paid to
1:37:00
make these decisions in the
federal government.
1:37:03
Adam Curry: Now, this is
obviously the narrative that is
1:37:05
going to be spun. That's why I
played that clip. But I need
1:37:08
your expertise for this next
analysis, which comes to us from
1:37:15
man joy, read getting play these
days. She's primetime. Listen to
1:37:20
this, because you are sub
subject expert in this
1:37:24
conversation.
1:37:25
Unknown: Okay, Ali, what is
Chevron deference and long may
1:37:28
it rest?
1:37:29
Yeah. So okay. People understand
that Congress passes the laws,
1:37:32
and the President enforces the
law. Right. So Congress passes
1:37:35
all let's say, it's called the
Clean Water Act. Right. And then
1:37:38
the president through the
executive agency of the EPA
1:37:41
defines what the Clean Water Act
actually means. Now, people
1:37:45
might home might say, like, Oh,
why can't Congress define it?
1:37:48
Well, Congress doesn't define
words like clean. Congress
1:37:51
doesn't define words like water.
So who was who's going to make
1:37:56
the decision as to how much lead
is actually allowed to be in the
1:37:59
water before it's clean experts?
Who's going to make the decision
1:38:03
about what constitutes water? Is
it a pool isn't a puddle? Is it
1:38:06
a river? Is it a lake? Who gets
to make that decision experts
1:38:09
for the last 40 years, it's been
experts at the EPA. Okay. But as
1:38:14
of today, the only people
entrusted to make that decision,
1:38:19
according to the Supreme Court
is the Supreme Court. So what
1:38:24
was the Supreme Court making the
biggest power grab over our
1:38:29
elected government since really
the founding since 1803, when
1:38:34
the Supreme Court invented the
idea of calling laws
1:38:36
unconstitutional, which has not
actually been the Constitution
1:38:39
since then, this is the next
hugest thing, because what the
1:38:43
Supreme Court is saying that it
can do the job that the
1:38:47
Constitution gives to the
President of the United States
1:38:51
Adam Curry: completely off base
off kilter. Basically a lie. And
1:38:56
the Clean Water Act, which is a
I looked at it it's very, very
1:39:00
big piece of legislation was
really a funding bill. It was a
1:39:05
funding bill to set up a lot of
agency, X expertise, and
1:39:11
reporting structure, there was
no determination of how much
1:39:14
lead can be in the water. That
was that's not in the Clean
1:39:18
Water Act. Is there anything?
There's a piece that is more
1:39:23
pertinent to you coming up? Is
there anything you want to say
1:39:26
about this other than that's a
lie? That's not how it works?
1:39:29
John C Dvorak: It's a lie.
That's not how it works. I will
1:39:32
mention that what difference
does it make in terms of the
1:39:35
Chevron deference, we have to
remember, came in 1984. And we
1:39:40
had these agencies the
administrative state was alive
1:39:44
and well, for sensitive I don't
know the authorities says the
1:39:49
Franklin Roosevelt
administration and on and I
1:39:52
guess even before that, to some
lesser extent, because there was
1:39:54
a Bureau of Land Management in
the Indian bureaus and all the
1:39:58
rest of it. They had gotten Long
just fine without have without
1:40:02
all of a sudden becoming the be
all end all of legislation where
1:40:06
I owe some expert in this
bullcrap. This entire case the
1:40:10
case that the God Chevron
deference thrown out is the
1:40:14
rimando case. And that's where
the fishermen, fishermen, were
1:40:19
told that they have to have an
inspector on their boat at $170
1:40:24
a day, and they have to pay for
the inspector. Because some
1:40:29
bureaucrat decided that's the
easiest bit better so easier on
1:40:32
our budget if you have to pay
what expertise does that take
1:40:36
what kind of blue this is great
expertise? No, it's not it's
1:40:40
somebody deciding you have to
pay 170 bucks a day on a small
1:40:44
fishing boat to keep this
inspector on the boat when the
1:40:47
government should be paying for
the inspector not you was that
1:40:50
the number and that's what it
all stemmed is all stems around
1:40:52
this so called experts, these
experts. That's only at some at
1:40:56
a very thin layer. There's most
of the time these people are
1:41:00
just out there doing
bureaucratic paperwork is this
1:41:03
is the most nonsensical thing
I've ever heard.
1:41:06
Adam Curry: Well, there's a
reason that they're they're
1:41:07
taking this this tact we'll get
to it. But first analysis from
1:41:11
our constitutional lawyer Rob
former jag here he is, Justice
1:41:15
Kagan's dissent predicts
judicial mayhem. She foresees,
1:41:19
quote, large scale disruption
and a massive shock to the legal
1:41:23
system, casting doubt on many
settled constructions of
1:41:26
statutes and threatening the
interests of many parties who
1:41:29
have relied on them for years.
Rob says nonsense. This decision
1:41:33
won't strip administrative
agencies of their interpretive
1:41:35
powers. They will continue to do
what they've always done, issued
1:41:39
rules and regulations and
interpret those edicts when the
1:41:42
time comes to enforce them. The
only difference now is that
1:41:45
courts no longer have to defer
to what the agency says his
1:41:49
prediction. Courts will still
view agency interpretations as
1:41:53
persuasive authority under a
doctrine called Skidmore
1:41:57
deference. And we'll accept
those. I'd like that Skidmore,
1:42:01
just sounds like a cool name.
And we'll accept those
1:42:03
interpretations. Most of the
time, no judicial Armageddon is
1:42:06
at hand but going forward,
agencies can no longer come up
1:42:10
with strange but permissible,
interpret interpretations. And
1:42:14
expect the courts to capitulate.
Big corporations can no longer
1:42:18
place their people in the
agencies to make lopsided rules
1:42:22
that will benefit well connected
business interests at everyone
1:42:25
else's expense. This is good
news. Nor does yesterday's
1:42:29
decision mean that all
precedents following Chevron are
1:42:31
now bad law. The fact is most of
these cases probably would have
1:42:36
been decided the same way
because in most cases, the
1:42:38
agency's interpretation was
probably the most persuasive
1:42:41
option. We should expect a few
old decisions to be overruled,
1:42:44
but that will take time. And
let's face it, bad laws ought to
1:42:47
die anyway, I think that's
pretty fair.
1:42:51
John C Dvorak: I think that's
pretty on the money. And and
1:42:54
that's true. That's it's going
to change. It's not going to
1:42:56
change that much. But the idea
of agency capture is kind of
1:43:00
maybe out the window, this whole
idea that all of a sudden some
1:43:03
agency and agency decides that
we have to go all electric by
1:43:08
2030. That's not our law.
Anybody passes us some agency
1:43:12
decision that is then used as
leverage by the Democrat Party
1:43:16
mostly, or a CDC is out the
window
1:43:18
Adam Curry: or a CDC vaccine
mandate. That kind of stuff.
1:43:22
John C Dvorak: Yeah. That was a
lot of stuff. Well, yeah, those
1:43:24
guys are hopeless. Now.
1:43:26
Adam Curry: Now, here's an
interesting clip. And this is
1:43:28
where your I think this is the
one where you are domain and
1:43:32
subject expert.
1:43:33
Unknown: Oh, hahahahaha. You're
saying that in the Clean Water
1:43:38
Act, rather than the agency like
the EPA, which has experts in
1:43:44
clean and water? Oh, the Supreme
Court will decide what clean and
1:43:48
water are? Yes, the
1:43:50
Supreme Court now gets to
overrule the EPA decision on
1:43:54
what constitutes clean water
where the water is supposed to
1:43:57
go. It's same with clean air the
EPA, the EPA, the Supreme Court
1:44:02
now gets to overrule the EPA on
how much carbon monoxide can be
1:44:06
in the air. How much nitrous
oxide awake, nitrous oxide is
1:44:10
laughing gas. Nitrogen oxides
are smug and Neil Gorsuch got
1:44:14
that wrong yesterday.
1:44:17
Adam Curry: So they're trying to
make a point here that Neil
1:44:19
Gorsuch said nitrous oxide,
John, your domain expert.
1:44:25
Nitrous oxide is not just
laughing gas is it?
1:44:30
John C Dvorak: Well, it's not
much more I mean, it's a nitrous
1:44:33
oxide is also used as an oxidant
for drag racers. Yes, I mean,
1:44:38
it's a very useful gas as a as
an oxidant. And it
1:44:41
Adam Curry: also creates climate
change.
1:44:45
John C Dvorak: And nitrous oxide
not so much though. But I will
1:44:49
say this, that the whole idea
that you Okay, so I made a
1:44:53
blunder, he said nitrous oxide.
Somebody should have corrected
1:44:57
him on that. The idea that At
these guys are all going to
1:45:03
knuckle under and the Supreme
Court is going to make all these
1:45:05
decisions is just unbelievable
nonsense.
1:45:08
Adam Curry: Well, this is the
whole point of the counter
1:45:11
narrative on Chevron deference
is to get rid of the Supreme
1:45:16
Court,
1:45:16
Unknown: I feel like the way
this is gonna go is because when
1:45:19
they did, for instance, the
ruling on bump stocks, Clarence
1:45:23
Thomas just lifted the
description of bump stocks from
1:45:27
a right wing pro gun
organization and dropped that in
1:45:32
and said, basically, the people
who said this is not a machine
1:45:34
gun don't know what they're
talking about, because that
1:45:36
organization did. Because when
you say the Supreme Court is
1:45:38
going to now decide, doesn't
that mean the big corporations
1:45:42
who they like the rich people
that they like, and the right
1:45:45
wing organizations that they
like, that's really who's going
1:45:48
to decide, right? Yes,
1:45:49
it's people who are in Harlan
crows yacht that's allowed to be
1:45:53
in water or not. And look, this
is the this is why they did it.
1:45:57
Right. The what's going to
happen now, is that any
1:46:00
regulation, the Supreme Court
likes that will be upheld, and
1:46:04
any regulation, the Supreme
Court doesn't like that will be
1:46:07
overturned. And that is what
they told us they could do.
1:46:11
Again, this is not in the
Constitution, though. There's no
1:46:13
constitutional clause or power
that gives the students a
1:46:17
Supreme Court this right? They
aggrandized it to themselves,
1:46:21
and they took it away from the
President, and they took it away
1:46:23
from Congress. It's amazing.
1:46:24
Adam Curry: They keep saying the
Supreme Court is the courts, not
1:46:27
just the Supreme Court, the
courts, the courts, you know,
1:46:31
can now say, Hey, hold on a
second, send this back to
1:46:34
Congress, make it unambiguous
your order, you know, show us
1:46:38
the experts. I mean, it's there,
just try it. And again, this is
1:46:41
going to be inundated with this.
1:46:44
John C Dvorak: I was gonna
mention that, by the way.
1:46:45
Nitrous oxide is a greenhouse
gas,
1:46:48
Adam Curry: I told you. It is of
course it is. But the whole the
1:46:53
John C Dvorak: why, of course,
why would we of course, because
1:46:56
Adam Curry: these people are too
stupid to even bring that in.
1:47:00
They think it's only laughing
gas. And then just Neil Gorsuch
1:47:06
was dope. Oh, he sent it all
wrong.
1:47:12
John C Dvorak: We're gonna do
well, there's so much in the
1:47:13
atmosphere.
1:47:15
Adam Curry: Anyway, well, it
doesn't come from burning fossil
1:47:18
fuels as well. You
1:47:19
John C Dvorak: get you actually
get you get nitric oxides from
1:47:25
that's why you have a platinum
catalytic converter in your car.
1:47:29
So
1:47:29
Adam Curry: you don't crack up
laughing?
1:47:32
John C Dvorak: No, it's like,
no, it's because you get these
1:47:35
you get really extreme nitric
oxides, including I think,
1:47:39
nitric oxide, which I mean,
which is, is used to make a
1:47:44
nitric acid with nasty, nasty
acid. And it just goes into and
1:47:49
yeah, you can smell it when
sometimes you get this is a very
1:47:52
sweet, interesting aroma of
nitric, various nitric oxides.
1:47:57
But the one that makes nitric
acid three and both three, I
1:48:01
think I'm not sure and whatever
the case is that you have to get
1:48:04
that out of there because it's
nasty. And I guess some nitrous
1:48:07
oxide might come out of the of
the tank. Out of the gas, I
1:48:12
mean, out of the out of the
engine may be I don't think can
1:48:14
be that much.
1:48:15
Adam Curry: Anyway, this will be
another talking point and was
1:48:17
talking point, the Supreme Court
now controls your life that
1:48:21
that's what they're going to
say.
1:48:22
John C Dvorak: Yeah. And isn't
it and the Supreme Court is like
1:48:24
everybody else, they don't want
to do any extra work. Now they
1:48:27
want to go on vacation sitting
there going oh, yeah, we get to
1:48:30
Laurie we get to meet the boss.
That's why they're taken. After
1:48:35
Monday. They're on vacation.
What kind of operation is this?
1:48:39
Adam Curry: The only thing that
have left is Oh, we got a rule
1:48:41
on that. On that responsibility
thing is can you indemnify the
1:48:47
president? Ha that's going to be
annoying.
1:48:49
John C Dvorak: I think they can
put it off again. Ooh.
1:48:53
Adam Curry: When do they go? Oh,
that's interesting.
1:48:55
John C Dvorak: Why not just say
oh, after the we'll figure it
1:48:57
out later. We gotta go. We gotta
vacation time. The yacht is
1:49:01
booked at Central Pay. The yacht
is already waiting for me. Yeah.
1:49:06
And Clarence Thomas says, Yeah,
I got this friend of mine. He's
1:49:08
got a jet. He's flying me off.
But I gotta leave.
1:49:10
Adam Curry: I got no time for
that. Oh, that that could be
1:49:12
although it's my understanding.
They will rule on it Monday.
1:49:16
John C Dvorak: Yes. What they
said they're supposed to have
1:49:18
done it Friday. No,
1:49:19
Adam Curry: this is a tough one.
Because, you know, if they if
1:49:23
they say to if they say to
Trump, well, you know, you don't
1:49:29
have full indemnification. Then
Biden's on the hook to then then
1:49:32
the whole social Obama with his
kill list. Yeah. Then everything
1:49:35
then everything. Everybody's on
the hook. They just can't do it.
1:49:38
They can't do it. Hey, with
that, I'd like to thank you for
1:49:41
your courage, Mr. Dvorak. In
fact, I'd like to say in the
1:49:44
morning to you the man who put
the sea in the clown show say
1:49:47
hello to my friend on the other
end the one the only Mr. Johnson
1:49:53
John C Dvorak: in the morning,
Mr. Adam curry in the morning
1:49:55
all ships to see boots on the
ground, feet in the air. subs in
1:49:58
the water all the names on
knights out there.
1:50:02
Adam Curry: Troll still
1:50:08
looks like looks like church
showed up? We got 2516 Trolls
1:50:14
versus 1863 On the last Sunday
show.
1:50:19
John C Dvorak: Yes, because of
this debate thing everyone wants
1:50:21
to hear what we have to say. I
hope we did I got lots of notes.
1:50:26
Oh, I'm really looking forward
to the show.
1:50:28
Adam Curry: I hope they they
understand our opinion on this.
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John C Dvorak: I'm not sure we
understand our own opinion but I
1:50:35
do hope so.
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We're looking at the wrong
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wasn't appropriate at all.
Because it was none of that none
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of that in use. Let's take a
look at some of the previous
1:54:12
that piece error very
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John C Dvorak: annoying. What's
annoying Oh, that is that we
1:54:16
didn't have jacked up Joe.
1:54:18
Adam Curry: Because it would
have been Do you think it would
1:54:19
have been funnier?
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John C Dvorak: I just think it
had been what we expected it and
1:54:25
they just did the expectation
was like we they shipped us we
1:54:30
get caught.
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Adam Curry: I'm disappointed. We
didn't figure it out from the
1:54:33
deep from the cheap fake. There
1:54:35
John C Dvorak: was no way of
figuring it out. There was all
1:54:38
indicators all signs pointed to
jacked up Joe.
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Adam Curry: Yeah. Taunton Neil,
one of our Dutch masters created
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the Talk Talk louder buttons
also based on the debate will be
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muted mics we had let me see
let's get ready to mumble by
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damn Kenny Ben, another Dutch
master which was at then we
1:55:01
looked at that one we did look
at a number of the sand
1:55:03
batteries Taunton Neil again
with a double A battery on a
1:55:08
bunch of sand people like the
sand bed. We the one we
1:55:11
seriously talked about was dirty
Jersey whore with what was it?
1:55:16
Baking America great again with
Uncle Sam sitting in the in the
1:55:19
oven. I
1:55:20
John C Dvorak: use that for the
newsletter. That was a good one.
1:55:22
That was fun.
1:55:24
Adam Curry: Captain chaos
another sand battery. Biden
1:55:30
debate prep with the pillbox the
Silicon Valley bullcrap
1:55:35
dictionary. I mean, there was
definitely good, good and
1:55:38
usable.
1:55:38
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we had more
than usual number of a more than
1:55:41
usual number of submissions.
Yeah, I'm
1:55:44
Adam Curry: always looking
forward to what what our artists
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this. That's John I used to
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had real prune juice in it. Not
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Ronald Lafferty now this
interesting. I think that stuff
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Adam Curry: Really? I
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John C Dvorak: would guess makes
you poop makes you lose vibe.
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Adam Curry: Mixture loose. Hey
man, I'm feeling loose. So no
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request
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Adam Curry: upgrade I mean no he
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John C Dvorak: didn't say
anything about Title upgrade so
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we'll wait for he's the one is
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Adam Curry: know sir Ronald.
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don't know, is that a 333? With
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interesting number. He's noticed
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great He says I'll keep this
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Thank you, Jasper. Appreciate
it.
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John C Dvorak: Okay, onward with
the Taylor, the Sally Vasily
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Maselli. Probably the Sally in
Portland. 34375 and I've been
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listening since 2009. And I'm
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Adam Curry: I'm gonna appreciate
I'm gonna say that's worthy of
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deducing that seems like it's
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appreciate it took you a while.
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Doll thank you for your courage
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insane. Adam, I enjoyed our
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you were dragged out or off for
some another picture. I had xmR
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Adam Curry: says in Dutch hockey
money became moved to Florida
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which translates to you then you
shouldn't have become famous.
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One that's a very typical Will
Dutch thing you wanted to be
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famous? Honestly, that's not how
it works. That's not really how
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it works. I just do shows here's
the indie no agenda tribal meet
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John C Dvorak: I have a screwy
clip I'd like to get out of
2:09:36
here. You're just filled with
screwy clips today. I know
2:09:39
today's scurry clip did for me
screwy clip day. This is Bill
2:09:43
Maher with Tulsi Gabbard and
Chris Matthews. After hours this
2:09:52
is not on the show is on the
webcast. Do
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Adam Curry: they do that on see
at CNN the after hours are only
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on the web. So
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John C Dvorak: I've get it off
to YouTube. So I think the web,
2:10:05
I don't think CNN knows how to
do it. And this would really
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kind of cough caught me off
guard, because I did not expect
2:10:13
any of this. And I don't think
Mark expected the answer from
2:10:16
Tulsi. And, and it's about
Julian Assange and was a good
2:10:20
guy or a bad guy. And I was
actually kind of surprised by
2:10:23
this. Okay,
2:10:24
Adam Curry: now that Wikileaks
founder, Julian Assange, Oh,
2:10:27
good. Let's get to this. I mean,
so as pled guilty to espionage
2:10:33
and secured his freedom, I
didn't see this coming. By the
2:10:36
way, I didn't think he'd ever
get out. What will his legacy
2:10:39
be? Yes, I'm served. Time
served, he served six years. And
2:10:44
that's pretty getting their term
and his legacy. And that's what
2:10:47
I want to know. Is he a heroic
Crusader exposing government
2:10:50
lies? Or he is a reckless
trader? Who was endangering our
2:10:54
freedom?
2:10:55
Unknown: Yeah. I mean, it
depends who you ask. I think
2:10:57
that the more Mexican you have
been, I mean, I think that he
2:11:00
is, he is an example of of the
his prosecution, the charges
2:11:05
against him, are one of the
biggest attacks on freedom of
2:11:08
the press that we've seen and
freedom.
2:11:14
Go the other way.
2:11:18
Ellsberg looks very good right
now. And what he did, and the
2:11:21
Pentagon Papers was about how
the Kennedy administration and
2:11:24
Johnson administration, not
Nixon, what they did the lie
2:11:27
about the war?
2:11:28
Adam Curry: Well, I don't know
all the particulars. I mean,
2:11:30
you'd have to really spend
months and months going through
2:11:32
the amount of put stuff he put
out. But in general, I think the
2:11:37
world is full of bad people.
Like I was saying to Ray, the
2:11:40
world's full of bad people. And
yeah, I think sometimes you need
2:11:44
somebody to put the hammer down.
I think Obama said this, and
2:11:48
just say, I'm sorry, you can't
expose our secret agents. And we
2:11:54
have to think of our security
first. I mean, yes, I'm sure the
2:11:58
government does some gnarly
things. But I don't like this. I
2:12:02
don't like a guy who pretends
that he's the patriot, when it's
2:12:06
the spies out there who are
protecting this country, not
2:12:10
Julian Assange, because there
are
2:12:12
Unknown: people who wants to
destroy this country.
2:12:16
Adam Curry: And there are people
who are plotting to get nuclear
2:12:18
weapons and all the rest of it.
And this guy is not the one
2:12:22
who's who's who made sure that
we have not really been attacked
2:12:25
since 911. Oh, brother.
2:12:28
John C Dvorak: Tell me about it.
And by the way, I want to ask, I
2:12:31
would just ask a rhetorical
question about Julian Assange
2:12:35
being a traitor. He's not an
American. How is he a traitor?
2:12:41
How do you How can you be a
traitor? If you're like a
2:12:43
Russian, for example,
2:12:45
Adam Curry: right, you're trying
to put intelligence into Bill
2:12:48
Maher's head, which I just can't
go along with. He is one of the
2:12:52
most uninformed people on
television. He really only reads
2:12:55
the New York Times. He really
knows nothing. He seems like a
2:13:01
nice guy to smoke a doobie with
which I don't do anymore. But
2:13:04
otherwise now. He's just he's,
he's ill informed. I saw the I
2:13:09
did see the show with with
Tulsi. She actually is the one
2:13:14
she brought up. Well, Biden has
the nuclear code. She was the
2:13:17
first one to say it. I thought
that was interesting. She's kind
2:13:21
of vapid. I'm not quite sure.
What is she doing?
2:13:26
John C Dvorak: She's showing up
on a lot of talk shows. I don't
2:13:30
know what she's what she's doing
for a living. Yeah, that is talk
2:13:33
shows camp, they you know,
they're paid minimum wage, if
2:13:36
Adam Curry: anything, nothing
you get nothing for appearing on
2:13:38
those shows. But
2:13:39
John C Dvorak: you can get some
things. Maybe CNBC shows a
2:13:43
challenge every time.
2:13:44
Adam Curry: Okay, those were the
days when he got our money in a
2:13:47
brown paper bag. We had 24 hour
day Limo Service cable was
2:13:50
rockin baby. Those days are
over, whatever those days are
2:13:54
over. No, no, no, no, no. No,
no. She's I think she has some
2:14:00
kind of foundation or something.
I don't know. You know what? I
2:14:05
was just seeing her sitting
there. I'm like, wow, could she
2:14:08
be a Trump vice presidential
candidate?
2:14:11
John C Dvorak: Did people have
suggested it?
2:14:14
Adam Curry: Just kind of hit me.
Not that it's something I took
2:14:17
seriously, but it did enter my
mind. Like why we're on
2:14:20
John C Dvorak: the topic. We
should discuss at least our
2:14:22
theories on who's going to be
the vice presidential candidate.
2:14:27
And I'm really good at this
because I nailed that I got
2:14:30
through. I'm the one who picked
the Alaskan woman at way in
2:14:34
advance. Alaska. I'm telling
you, I have no idea who's
2:14:38
Trump's gonna pick on this one.
Is it woody pig? Byron Donald,
2:14:43
who I think is the superstar of
that group. Because he talks
2:14:48
like a champ and he's just got
the good looking and he's got an
2:14:52
mean spirited just what you
want. And I
2:14:56
Adam Curry: want that guy from
what's that? What's the black
2:14:59
guy? Michigan. No, not Michigan,
Missouri. Who's that guy?
2:15:06
John C Dvorak: But black guy
from Missouri. Yeah, he's
2:15:08
Adam Curry: like a He's almost
like a preacher.
2:15:09
John C Dvorak: We played a clip
from him using it but the North
2:15:12
Carolina No, I'm
2:15:13
Adam Curry: sorry, North
Carolina. That's it. Yeah. Yeah,
2:15:15
he
2:15:16
John C Dvorak: is he I think he
is a preacher.
2:15:18
Adam Curry: There you go. I
2:15:18
John C Dvorak: like that.
There's no that guy has to that
2:15:21
guy is out there. There's no
way. What's that guy? What's his
2:15:24
name? Like? Unbelievable.
2:15:26
Adam Curry: I love that guy.
He's fantastic. He's
2:15:28
entertaining.
2:15:31
John C Dvorak: And then you have
the JD Vance, which a lot of
2:15:34
people think he's gonna get it.
2:15:36
Adam Curry: But he's kind of I
mean, I don't like him. I think
2:15:39
John C Dvorak: he's like he's
like a pants warmed over pence.
2:15:43
Adam Curry: warmed over pence.
That's almost a show title.
2:15:45
Thank
2:15:46
John C Dvorak: warmed over pence
little long and. And then of
2:15:51
course, the VEC. Everyone's
there's a bunch of people that
2:15:53
actually think he's a viable
candidate, and it's possible
2:15:56
that Trump would pick him. He's
very talkative.
2:15:59
Adam Curry: He is. He is the guy
who shows up everywhere. He's at
2:16:01
Mar a Lago. He's always hanging
out.
2:16:04
John C Dvorak: He's always he's
a he's a he's a. What do you
2:16:07
call a groupie? Is a Trump group
the extra group and kiss ass?
2:16:11
Adam Curry: How about? Here's
one off the wall. How about how
2:16:16
about the author's name? The
general the? The Q guy. Lynn
2:16:25
Flynn. Yeah. Flynn.
2:16:27
John C Dvorak: He's been he's
been disgraced.
2:16:31
Adam Curry: Mark Robinson.
That's what I'm thinking about.
2:16:33
This. Yeah.
2:16:35
John C Dvorak: This is a
character this guy. Fantastic.
2:16:38
Fantastic. How's everybody
doing? Good.
2:16:42
Unknown: Barry, first thing
we're gonna do as always, we're
2:16:43
gonna give thanks to our Lord
and Savior, Jesus Christ. Are
2:16:47
their reporters in this room
somewhere? I can't see through
2:16:51
the light. The mainstream media
here. If you're here, I want you
2:16:57
to hear this. Hear me. I don't
care what you say about me. I
2:17:02
don't care what you do in your
newsroom. I don't care about
2:17:05
your plans and your Steen's to
bring this nation down with your
2:17:09
Democratic friends. Why? Because
Jesus Christ is still on the
2:17:13
throne. Why you liking that guy?
2:17:19
Adam Curry: That guy? I like
that guy. That's my pick. Well,
2:17:24
John C Dvorak: he's not getting
it. So you might as well give up
2:17:26
on that. The other
possibilities. There's a couple
2:17:29
of the, you know, Kristi, Noem,
we had talked about with the
2:17:33
daughter she killed herself out
the dog killer wisely. She
2:17:38
wisely took herself out. A lot
of people don't realize that
2:17:40
until you tell them. That's the
reason for the dog's story. So
2:17:46
she's done and there's one other
Is there any other women that
2:17:49
could possibly be picked? Tulsi
Tulsi Tulsi is not on the
2:17:54
shortlist while she's on
2:17:55
Adam Curry: my shortlist. Just
because no one pence wasn't on
2:17:58
anybody's list either. I agree.
Nobody knew in blue. No one knew
2:18:03
about pens. No, but there's no
indication he was supposed to be
2:18:09
in the room. Well, they all were
in the room. But I will tell us
2:18:12
he wasn't was to see the room? I
don't think so. No, no
2:18:15
John C Dvorak: till she wasn't
in the room because Tulsi is not
2:18:17
considered being considered.
2:18:18
Adam Curry: Was that was that?
Was Robinson in the room? That's
2:18:23
my guy. Right?
2:18:24
John C Dvorak: No, he's not in
the room.
2:18:26
Adam Curry: On the on the
separation of church and state
2:18:29
for a moment CBS had this
report. Looking at the First
2:18:33
Amendment, I although I think
it's a great idea. I don't think
2:18:38
that the state was that Alabama
or Tennessee who wants to
2:18:43
Louisiana who want to put the 10
commandments in every classroom.
2:18:47
I understand it. But this idea,
I think is something that is
2:18:50
interesting, and could be a very
interesting counter to the end.
2:18:55
I've seen some of these books,
you know, the, the trans and gay
2:19:01
books that they have in the
libraries now that they've been
2:19:04
putting everywhere. This is an
interesting counter to that
2:19:07
Unknown: Oklahoma State School
Superintendent Ryan Walters
2:19:10
directed public schools to use
the Bible as a teaching tool for
2:19:14
students in fifth through 12th
grade when they're being taught
2:19:17
history or Civilization and its
influence on the US
2:19:20
Constitution. Walter said this
state may supply teaching
2:19:24
materials at taxpayer expense,
adding strict compliance is
2:19:28
expected. The State Attorney
General's office told me it
2:19:32
doesn't see the memo as a
mandate and pointed to state law
2:19:35
saying that lessons and textbook
choices are made locally by
2:19:38
districts. Critics say Walters
can't use state money to buy
2:19:42
Bibles and expect his move to be
challenged in court.
2:19:46
Adam Curry: I've been reading
this thing called that someone
2:19:47
gave me this the founders Bible
which has all these historical
2:19:51
documents from the founding of
the country, the original, you
2:19:56
know the pilgrims and and all
these writings from all over at
2:20:00
the signing of the Declaration,
the Constitution, there's
2:20:04
there's some valid points there
as a historical document is
2:20:07
pretty good.
2:20:11
John C Dvorak: Well, I will tell
you this. So when I was a cow,
2:20:16
and I was taking I think it was
a probably a junior. Yeah, maybe
2:20:21
where I might have been a
senior. And I was taking a
2:20:24
seminar from Winthrop Jordan,
very famous writer at National
2:20:27
Book Award for a book just came
out as he was giving this
2:20:29
seminar is called a white over
black, very famous book,
2:20:33
National Book Award winner. And
he made it just made an
2:20:37
offhanded comment. As I was
majoring in history, he says,
2:20:42
You can't understand American
history unless you read the
2:20:45
bible cover to cover. And it was
this book wasn't about the Bible
2:20:51
was about race relations, a pre
pre Civil War race relations,
2:20:55
but it but that comment always
stuck with me as well. You know,
2:20:59
there's probably some truth to
that and people who you know,
2:21:03
poopoo like you, for example,
just promoting it from a
2:21:05
religious perspective. Wrong.
Consider it wrong as wrong. I
2:21:10
should. Okay. Finish. Let me
finish my point.
2:21:14
Adam Curry: Don't throw that at
me.
2:21:16
John C Dvorak: Let me finish my
I'm just telling you seem so. So
2:21:22
because, for example, that clip
you played that character in
2:21:25
North Carolina, there are better
clips than that one.
2:21:29
Adam Curry: That's the only one
I could get right off. There was
2:21:30
an old clip from three weeks
ago.
2:21:33
John C Dvorak: So the point is,
is that demerit the Bible is not
2:21:38
a neutralized meaningless
religious only text. If you're
2:21:43
studying American history, you
could do worse, at least to help
2:21:47
you understand some of the stuff
that goes on to read the Bible.
2:21:52
I don't think it's a big deal to
do that. And I think mentioning
2:21:56
that that Bible that you discuss
might actually be a good thing.
2:21:59
That's
2:22:00
Adam Curry: my point is I didn't
say it for any religious or
2:22:03
faith based
2:22:04
John C Dvorak: on that note, But
your point is well taken. I'm
2:22:06
just saying, it seems to me that
you're catering to your
2:22:12
religious followers.
2:22:14
Adam Curry: No, no, I
specifically said the founders
2:22:17
Bible, which
2:22:18
John C Dvorak: relates, yeah,
no. Probably a good book. So
2:22:22
Adam Curry: I'm talking as an
American about the founding of
2:22:25
America exactly what that smart
guy said. Well, you took the
2:22:28
course from
2:22:31
John C Dvorak: Yes, that's why I
was agreeing with you. I was I'm
2:22:34
in a total agreement with you. I
don't know why you're, why
2:22:36
you're attacking me.
2:22:38
Adam Curry: I'm not attacking.
You said that. I did that just
2:22:40
from my followers from my
religious followers. Yeah, I
2:22:44
don't virtue signal, bro. I'm
telling it like it is. It's a
2:22:47
good version. It has interest.
It has a lot of interesting
2:22:51
texts from the founding
documents and you can see where
2:22:54
they got it from, because they
quote the Bible is historical
2:22:57
document. I think that's a very
valid thing to do. We agree on
2:23:00
that.
2:23:02
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so I don't
think the Oklahoma thing is a
2:23:03
bad thing. Unless it's taught as
a lesser teaching religion,
2:23:08
which is not the idea. No, it's
to use the Bible as a basis for
2:23:12
understanding Yeah, that's
2:23:15
Unknown: exactly what I agree
with.
2:23:17
Adam Curry: So we have an
election coming up in the UK on
2:23:21
the Fourth of July interesting
date for them to choose that and
2:23:26
already there's lots of cut
well, first of all people are
2:23:29
are so I guess they're a
pathetic about it. They would
2:23:33
have Oh, well. Oh, well,
Labour's gonna
2:23:35
John C Dvorak: get they're gonna
give the government back to the
2:23:38
Labour Party.
2:23:39
Adam Curry: Nigel Farage is out
there with his with his What is
2:23:43
it the Freedom party? What does
he think as
2:23:45
John C Dvorak: a Reform Party or
the new is guy he's created a
2:23:48
new party and he's got lots of
traction that guy. I want to
2:23:52
just make it off to just kind of
a side comment here. Reform
2:23:55
Party is what it is. Yeah, the
Reform Party. So we had spotted
2:24:00
Nigel Farage probably 12 years
ago 13 years ago on this show as
2:24:07
a character that was worth
following because he had these
2:24:10
great speeches at the parliament
Yeah. And we got note after note
2:24:15
from our Brits saying this guy's
of no gonna go nowhere. You guys
2:24:20
are idiots. You shouldn't be
paying any attention to him at
2:24:24
all. Well, let's see. 15 almost
15 years later, this guy still
2:24:29
very important. We happen to be
on top of it. Remember
2:24:33
Adam Curry: when they tried to
kill him in the plane crash?
2:24:36
John C Dvorak: Do you remember
that? Yeah, it
2:24:38
Adam Curry: didn't work. You've
been around. So anyway, channel
2:24:41
four did this this massive hit
piece on him they went
2:24:45
undercover and they discovered
this all kinds of racists in his
2:24:49
part A cleave
2:24:50
Unknown: gone undercover inside
Nigel Farage is reform UK
2:24:53
campaign in Clapton. And we
recorded extremely offensive
2:24:57
language, including this
canvasser saying People seeking
2:25:00
asylum should be shocked.
2:25:07
Showing the racist language was
repeatedly used here directed at
2:25:12
the prime minister Rishi Sunak
and homophobia from Ferraris
2:25:18
inner circle, generate flag on
the front corner of the
2:25:22
building.
2:25:28
My objective is for us to become
the
2:25:31
John C Dvorak: voice of
opposition.
2:25:33
Unknown: He's promised a
political revolution Nigel
2:25:37
Farage claims to speak for the
forgotten many, the self styled
2:25:41
leader of the People's Army
2:25:44
open up the borders to mass
immigration law we've never seen
2:25:47
before. This is the
2:25:49
image reform UK wants to portray
and yet some of the party's
2:25:53
candidates have been accused of
racism and extremism. So
2:25:57
Adam Curry: the
2:25:58
John C Dvorak: guy out yeah, I'm
gonna give you a clip.
2:26:00
Borderline Clip of the Day for
digging now went up. Wow,
2:26:04
Adam Curry: that is so
unexpected that I didn't even
2:26:07
ever released.
2:26:10
John C Dvorak: But the fact that
they'd run a hit piece on me, I
2:26:14
mean, you can go to the Democrat
Party. And I mean, O'Keefe does
2:26:18
this all the time, and you can
go to any group, and it's like
2:26:23
the man on the street
interviews, you can make
2:26:25
everyone sound like idiots. You
can make everyone sound like
2:26:27
geniuses. You can do whatever
you want. This is all
2:26:30
manipulation. Well, sure. I'm
sure there's more than a few
2:26:34
racists who hates Sunak and
there's plenty of racism in the
2:26:39
Democrat party here and the
Republican Party here and, and
2:26:42
in the Black Lives Matter,
people. I mean, you can't get
2:26:46
away from it. But to create a
phony baloney hit piece based on
2:26:50
this, just gambling going on
surprises. bullcrap. Even
2:26:55
Adam Curry: better than that.
2:26:56
Unknown: PAC money is a massive
route a reform UK canvasser uses
2:27:00
racist slurs against the prime
minister and a large chunk of
2:27:03
the population isn't it terrible
facts. He is an actor, even
2:27:08
though he denied it when he was
questioned over it. First thing
2:27:12
this morning fact. He has a
website on which he advertises
2:27:16
things such as under cover
filming. He is, by all accounts
2:27:22
a very well spoken man whose
Alter Ego is speaking Carpani.
2:27:25
Well, when I met him on
Saturday, he was speaking
2:27:28
company when he walked in first
thing in the morning. The whole
2:27:31
thing was an act from the very
beginning. He's also done work
2:27:36
for Channel Four in the past. If
you can't see it, well, I can
2:27:40
certainly see I'm sure you can
too. This is a complete and
2:27:43
utter set up determined to
damage the revolt, which is the
2:27:49
rise in the reform UK vote don't
listen to a word of it join the
2:27:53
revolt. So
2:27:56
Adam Curry: because it was a
canvasser this wasn't someone
2:27:58
actually in his party, but just
some blowhard who was out there
2:28:01
yelling all this it turns out he
was a shill for channel for
2:28:05
John C Dvorak: sure. That makes
sense. Well done going on too
2:28:09
much by the way. And I will just
thing that what He said He said
2:28:13
Pocky
2:28:15
Adam Curry: is Sunako is he
pocket
2:28:16
John C Dvorak: Paki pa K I get
Pakistani? Yeah. Dude you could
2:28:21
see as a slur in the UK. Yeah,
but
2:28:23
Adam Curry: you can talk to
anyone in the UK and after three
2:28:27
minutes the word Paki comes up.
Yeah, I don't want to say I
2:28:30
believe that the Brits are
racist but the kind of racist
2:28:34
John C Dvorak: but they've
always been racist. What else is
2:28:37
new?
2:28:39
Adam Curry: Hello, Great
Britain. Thanks for your
2:28:41
support. They have always kind
of been racist. I guess it's
2:28:46
true.
2:28:49
John C Dvorak: There Did you
have a immigration issue going
2:28:55
on? There is the problematic
problematic. Oh,
2:28:59
Adam Curry: yeah. Well,
especially because they're in
2:29:00
islands. I mean, let's be honest
about that. Sorry about that.
2:29:03
Goldman's I want to switch to
AI. Just keep an eye on that
2:29:07
because I'm waiting for the for
The Big Short. Someone's gonna
2:29:11
walk away rich not going to be
us. Goldman Sachs comes out and
2:29:17
says return on investment for AI
might be disappointing. Yeah.
2:29:23
Does that now just does a
statement from Goldman like
2:29:26
that? Does that carry any weight
in the investment world do you
2:29:29
think that makes don't forget
2:29:30
John C Dvorak: Goldman's to one
during the 2006 era and before
2:29:35
and the back and forth? Keep
predicting oils going to $200
2:29:40
never does. Now that's true. So
Goldman is kind of a
2:29:42
misdirection operation and a lot
of ways to get people to buy I
2:29:46
don't know what they're trying
to do. But they don't know why
2:29:50
you'd never know what they I
mean, I take their stuff with a
2:29:52
grain of salt. But I think the
accurate was that analysis for
2:29:57
sure. AI
2:29:58
Adam Curry: technologies X
Apparently expensive and to
2:30:01
justify those costs that
technology might be able to
2:30:04
solve complex problems, which it
isn't designed to do. Jim
2:30:08
Covello, the head of Global
Equity Research at Goldman Sachs
2:30:11
said in their report, the
starting point for cost is also
2:30:14
so high that even if cost
declined, they would have to do
2:30:18
so dramatically to make
automating tasks with AI
2:30:21
affordable. In our experience,
even basic summarization tasks
2:30:25
often yield illegible and
nonsensical results.
2:30:30
John C Dvorak: Yes, what he's
referring to, of course, is
2:30:32
creating abstracts from large
documents. Yes. And having
2:30:36
instead of doing it by having a
person do it, which you can do
2:30:40
have a person they read the
thing and they summarize, to
2:30:43
have the AI do it. Good luck.
2:30:46
Adam Curry: Yeah, just pay a
person a trillion dollars. I'm
2:30:49
always looking, though, for for
uses for AI, where it actually
2:30:52
does something and you know,
instead of just funny, funny
2:30:57
pictures and and term papers
and, and flowery words, and you
2:31:02
know, there's
2:31:03
John C Dvorak: good, long
introductions that are
2:31:05
unnecessary, which I think is
the number one giveaway.
2:31:08
Adam Curry: Someone sent me an
email the other day that he
2:31:10
wrote with AI and that he came
up with in the middle, like,
2:31:13
I've always admired you for how
you were on your Honda
2:31:16
motorcycle, touring the country.
And you're and I liked that
2:31:20
you're a ham radio operator had
a completely wrong callsign. It
2:31:23
was just like, why didn't you
write that letter and AI to me?
2:31:28
Here's so here's Bloomberg. And
they're talking about the new
2:31:33
core vive. Is that the new chip?
The next Nvidia Chip,
2:31:39
John C Dvorak: I don't know what
they're called. Well, apparently
2:31:41
they called expensive, that's
2:31:43
Adam Curry: expensive.
Apparently, you can do
2:31:44
computational fluid dynamics.
And, and Bloomberg found a
2:31:51
solution. Finally, we can use
these expensive power hungry
2:31:55
chips for Formula One,
2:31:57
Unknown: the new in video chips,
the GB, two hundreds, what will
2:32:02
those do for core wave,
2:32:04
they are going to open up a lot
of both training and inference
2:32:08
use cases in the AI side that I
think our customers have been
2:32:14
blocked by with the existing
generation, and that you're now
2:32:19
able to link 72 of these GPUs
together to work almost as one
2:32:24
unit. And previously, that was
limited to eight, they have a
2:32:28
much larger what's called a
frame buffer, which is how much
2:32:30
memory that's usable for their
matrix operations. So, you know,
2:32:33
I think that we're gonna see a
lot of new use cases show up for
2:32:37
this stuff. But I think it
extends well beyond AI as well.
2:32:42
And it's gonna be a lot more
useful for things like
2:32:44
scientific computing. One of the
things that has me really
2:32:47
excited is the computational
fluid dynamics. And I'm
2:32:51
specifically thinking about the
uses for that in f1, under the
2:32:54
new regulation in 2026, I'm
excited for the new platform. I
2:32:59
think in a year and a half
people are going to be using it
2:33:01
for things that are different
than anybody expects today. And
2:33:05
that's to me that the pace at
which this is changing is the
2:33:09
piece. That's really cool. Wait,
2:33:10
I'm sorry, I hate sports. What's
the point?
2:33:14
Explain how the invidious Yeah,
2:33:16
so their platform, they have
very tight restrictions around
2:33:20
what type of compute and how
much compute you can use to do
2:33:23
aerodynamic testing in your
cars. And you can either do real
2:33:26
life testing in a wind tunnel,
or you can do it through CFD
2:33:29
analysis. And the regulations
around the existing program in
2:33:32
f1 are they're only able to use
CPUs. They have very, like
2:33:36
specific limitations around it.
But there's been a lot of talk
2:33:39
about changing for the 2020 26
car models,
2:33:42
Adam Curry: and I'm gung ho
excited about possibly
2:33:45
supporting that. Ah, gung ho
excited, that's a trillion
2:33:48
dollar investment. Going
2:33:50
John C Dvorak: home excited
going, Whoa, whoa, I didn't
2:33:52
understand what he was talking
about. He's talking about
2:33:54
designing the car using AI
computational
2:33:57
Adam Curry: fluid dynamics baby,
which I think you're referring
2:34:01
to
2:34:01
John C Dvorak: the wind tunnel
test. Yeah. Being done off off
2:34:04
without a wind tunnel. Yeah. So
you could have a design a car
2:34:08
and the AI supposedly, or
essentially name of the AI is
2:34:11
just those GPUs. Yeah, could
design move something left and
2:34:16
right, so put it so that
2:34:17
Adam Curry: but that's not even
your point. It's not even AI. So
2:34:21
this is the best they can come
up with. With core we've, oh, we
2:34:24
can make Formula One cars go
faster. Okay. And then the the
2:34:33
viral clip this week, regarding
AI came from the CEO of
2:34:39
Microsoft's AI Mustafa Soulier
Mondo head.
2:34:43
John C Dvorak: I'm glad you got
this clip.
2:34:45
Adam Curry: This is worth
discussing
2:34:47
Unknown: with respect to content
that is already on the open web.
2:34:50
The social contract of that
content since the 90s. has been
2:34:54
that it is fair use. Anyone can
copy it, recreate with it
2:34:57
reproduce with it. That has been
freeware, if you like that's
2:35:01
been the understanding was a
separate category where a
2:35:04
website or a publisher or a news
organization had explicitly
2:35:08
said, do not scrape or crawl me
for any other reason than
2:35:12
indexing me so that other people
can find that content. That's a
2:35:15
gray area. And I think that's
going to work its way through
2:35:17
the courts.
2:35:20
Adam Curry: John, I think we
both have no in copyright, maybe
2:35:25
you want to weigh in on this
one.
2:35:27
John C Dvorak: Everything is on
the web is copyrighted.
2:35:31
Everything that people produce
copyright and to, and to get to
2:35:34
the point of fair use, which we
push the boundaries on. Because
2:35:38
we take clips, it has to be used
for some other reason other than
2:35:42
its original intent. So if, for
example, we can take a clip from
2:35:46
NBC, but we're not using it to
present it as the news clip that
2:35:51
it was originally we use it to
educate, you know, educate,
2:35:55
deconstruct the clip, educate
the public has a different use,
2:35:59
it's a use that's different. And
it's not a lot. It's a very
2:36:03
small percentage of the
original. And it's all legal to
2:36:08
take the entire web, which is he
implies the entire thing is all
2:36:12
public domain and all fair uses
bullcrap. So where does he get
2:36:16
this idea? This just at you
know, this is going to be used
2:36:20
against him in a court
2:36:21
Adam Curry: of law, this this
statement, in fact, and just so
2:36:24
I'm saying
2:36:25
John C Dvorak: I'm gonna get
he's gonna get burned by what he
2:36:27
did that that clip.
2:36:29
Adam Curry: Every single mp3 We
release has in its ID three
2:36:33
tags, a copyright, no agenda,
LLC. I have sued corporations
2:36:39
under the fact I set
jurisprudence, suing a
2:36:44
publisher, a large publisher in
the Netherlands, for taking my
2:36:47
pictures off of Flickr.
2:36:50
John C Dvorak: We can't do that,
which I'd published
2:36:51
Adam Curry: under Creative
Commons, which was distribute
2:36:55
share, like no commercial, and
they lost and I won. And I'm
2:37:00
still hoping for the day they do
it again, because then I get to
2:37:03
charge them 5000 euros for every
copy for every day. It's in
2:37:06
circulation. But that'd be great
fact. Yeah, that's, that's an
2:37:09
exit strategy right there. Yes,
that does not happen. But I just
2:37:15
thought it was what a horrible
take from that guy.
2:37:19
John C Dvorak: Well, he
obviously doesn't know what he's
2:37:20
talking about knee. And
Microsoft has a team, a team, a
2:37:24
huge team of legal experts that
he should have at least
2:37:28
consulted. Yeah. Before he made
that comment that everything on
2:37:32
the web is free, wary of fair
use.
2:37:35
Adam Curry: Are you kidding me?
He said it's freeware under the
2:37:37
social contract, freeware.
2:37:40
John C Dvorak: And I shouldn't
mention you said you'd put we
2:37:42
put the copyright notice on and
people still do that. But that
2:37:45
is actually not needed. You
don't even have to do it as a as
2:37:48
an as of a number of years ago,
and I don't remember when but it
2:37:52
was probably 20 years ago. It
turns out that anything you
2:37:56
publish, whether you put the
copyright notice on it or not,
2:38:01
is copyrighted by just by by
law. It's copyrighted. And this
2:38:06
kind of stems from the early
days of copyright when you
2:38:09
actually had to produce a copy
and to get to apply for a
2:38:13
copyright had to apply for a
copyright, then you had to send
2:38:16
a copy to the Library of
Congress. Yep. Like in the 1800s
2:38:21
or 1900s, some very long ago.
And that became such a pain in
2:38:25
the ass because people were
copywriting everything. They
2:38:28
said, screw that we don't want
to get all these copies. And so
2:38:31
then copyright laws changed and
changed. And now it's like,
2:38:34
everything's copyrighted. Get
over it wasn't there? unless you
2:38:38
say otherwise.
2:38:39
Adam Curry: At some point, I
remember someone saying, if you
2:38:41
have an idea, or you write
something, you should print it
2:38:44
out, put an envelope and put it
in the mail to yourself. Yeah,
2:38:49
John C Dvorak: I remember that
it. Was that true. I've done
2:38:51
that. I don't know if it's true
or not. I always liked that. Oh,
2:38:54
that sounds good. It's just to
prove that you're right. You're
2:38:57
late for when you develop an
idea or a patent. Yeah, suppose
2:39:00
you want us to get the date
earlier. And so you mail it to
2:39:04
yourself, and then you can take
it to a court of law. Now,
2:39:07
somebody steals your idea
2:39:09
Adam Curry: now what we do like
and, and always, we've always
2:39:13
said this is a good idea. We'd
like you to freely distribute
2:39:16
the no agenda show in any
manner. You can.
2:39:20
John C Dvorak: Yeah, put it on
your own website. Yeah. We've
2:39:22
always said that's okay. As long
as it in its entirety. Yes. Some
2:39:29
people use the donation
segments.
2:39:30
Adam Curry: Yeah, some people
have. For a while there we were
2:39:33
on some radio station and they
and someone went through the
2:39:36
trouble of bleeping out all the
cuss words, which at the time, I
2:39:39
was quite prone to do. Didn't
last long. They got tired of it.
2:39:45
This show is just one big beep
2:39:49
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well, we
probably cause too much. Not
2:39:52
that much anymore. Well, for a
radio, dog for radio, yeah, we
2:39:57
Adam Curry: all all kinds of
stuff. We can't say Little Bird
2:40:00
Flu updates besides Finland
being the first country to offer
2:40:04
a vaccination for human beings,
the kicking that off we we have
2:40:12
an update. Let's see where did
this come from? I think this
2:40:16
might be ABC,
2:40:17
Unknown: the state of Michigan
making inroads in the fight to
2:40:20
contain the h five and one
strain of bird flu after once
2:40:24
leading the nation and detected
outbreaks. The state's
2:40:26
Department of Health now working
with farms to assess the risk
2:40:30
and infection and dairy farm
workers for certified emergency
2:40:34
room. Dr. Michael Daniel has
been out front on the bird flu
2:40:38
and he joins us now with more
always good to have you. Thank
2:40:40
you. Good evening. Let's talk
more about how these tests in
2:40:43
Michigan, how they're working on
both dairy workers and milk
2:40:47
products.
2:40:48
So what's great is that you
know, Michigan had the highest
2:40:51
number of outbreaks, and they
offered farms $20,000 to
2:40:56
participate in CDC research,
which is which is great, it's
2:40:59
given the farm a lot of money to
do testing, take care of what
2:41:01
they need. And what they're
going to do is blood tests of
2:41:04
the farm workers to see if they
have the antibody to the h5 and
2:41:07
one bird flu virus, because they
want to see if there's some sort
2:41:11
of asymptomatic spread that's
passing from farm worker to farm
2:41:14
worker, because like I mentioned
last week, a lot of these herds
2:41:17
are closed herds. There's not a
lot of movement of cattle
2:41:20
between the herds. So this
suspicion that we need to rule
2:41:22
out to make sure that it's not
being spread asymptomatically
2:41:26
Because the farm workers are
moving from herds hurt, they go
2:41:28
from ranch to Ranch, for
example. So that's data that the
2:41:31
CDC is just starting, and it's
good to see this. Good to see
2:41:33
them on top of this. We need to
be doing more of this. I'm glad
2:41:36
we can report on this that
things are happening finally.
2:41:40
Adam Curry: Yeah, things are
happening. Finally. Oh, yeah.
2:41:43
Can we get to a pandemic? Come
on, boys do some work here.
2:41:46
member Robert Redfield said
former CDC Director Oh, no. Next
2:41:51
bird flu is going to come from
the lab from gain of function.
2:41:54
Whoa,
2:41:54
John C Dvorak: that's what we
call it says to which is already
2:41:56
working on that's where the
mallards got it. So
2:41:59
Adam Curry: the CDC is now
recommending everyone aged six
2:42:02
months and older. Hurry now
don't wait while stocks last get
2:42:06
an updated 2024 2025 COVID-19
vaccine. And I'm just thinking,
2:42:12
you know, if you really if you
really wanted to do something
2:42:15
with bird flu, the one thing we
know about the vaccine the one
2:42:19
thing we know for sure. I think
you will agree with me. Everyone
2:42:23
who got the vaccine definitely
got COVID
2:42:27
John C Dvorak: seem so.
2:42:28
Adam Curry: So what if you put
just put a little bird flu
2:42:31
proteins in there? Well,
2:42:32
John C Dvorak: there's precedent
for this. Haha. And we had it on
2:42:36
the show, there's probably a
clip but if you could find it
2:42:39
probably can't find it. Maybe it
can. This one of the vaccine
2:42:43
manufacturers during the swine
flu epidemic pandemic of some
2:42:50
years ago, had was distributing
a swine flu vaccine with live
2:42:57
swine flu viruses in the
vaccine. They were they were
2:43:02
caught and shut down. But this
was going on. And it created
2:43:07
swine flu outbreaks here and
there out of the blue.
2:43:10
Adam Curry: Let me see if this
is the
2:43:11
Unknown: one. It is one of the
greatest medical scandals of the
2:43:13
century. According to a leading
health expert in Brussels. The
2:43:16
Council of Europe Health's chief
has accused major pharmaceutical
2:43:20
firms of organizing a campaign
of panic and unduly influencing
2:43:24
World Health Organization
decisions. And with European
2:43:27
countries now burdened with
bills for millions of unwanted
2:43:30
doses of the swine flu vaccine.
He wants an investigation
2:43:34
Adam Curry: sounds
correspondence or maybe not. I
2:43:35
don't know if that's the was
2:43:36
John C Dvorak: probably not
answered. There's a similar
2:43:38
scenario but yes, there was one
company I can't remember the
2:43:42
name of them. Somebody could
look it up you can find it that
2:43:45
was distributing swine flu via
the vaccine. Uh, yes. The way to
2:43:50
get the bird flu thing going is
to put bird flu in the bird flu
2:43:54
Hmm I don't know if it's even
illegal to suggest that they
2:43:57
might do this cuz it seems like
you're creating we're just not
2:44:03
just
2:44:03
Adam Curry: kooky we're just
podcasters pay no it yeah
2:44:07
John C Dvorak: actually have a
second half a show it's crazy
2:44:10
clip. But it wouldn't I wouldn't
put it past them.
2:44:18
Adam Curry: Well, that would
take care of the mail in
2:44:20
ballots, wouldn't it? For the
Republicans this time.
2:44:26
John C Dvorak: You know, some
little update, you know, the
2:44:29
second half a show clip we can
play while entering second half.
2:44:37
All right, second half. About
the monolith. Here's the PBS
2:44:40
report.
2:44:40
Adam Curry: Oh goodness, the
Monolith is back new location
2:44:43
and a new chapter in an unsolved
mystery. Las Vegas police said
2:44:48
they removed a tall monolith
from a remote part of Nevada
2:44:51
desert. They said the six foot
four structure was a public
2:44:54
safety and environmental hazard
to how it got there is anybody's
2:44:58
guess it's the lake It is in a
series of mysterious monolith
2:45:02
placements around the world
since 2020, including in the
2:45:05
Democratic Republic of Congo and
in Turkey. The Nevada monolith
2:45:09
made of sheet metal rebar, and
concrete is being held at an
2:45:13
undisclosed location. Police are
trying to figure out how to best
2:45:16
store it or dispose of it. The
hoax here is the term monolith.
2:45:21
What exactly is a monolith
supposed to be this is just the
2:45:25
things from
2:45:26
John C Dvorak: the from the
movie. Oh, well, you know the
2:45:30
Space Odyssey now. Okay, yes,
yes. Where it's from it but this
2:45:35
monolith was it a safety is out
in the middle of nowhere have to
2:45:40
remember. Nobody even knows how
long it's been there. It's been
2:45:43
set up and left there. And there
it is. And somebody discovered
2:45:46
now some sort of a safety
hazard. safety hazard for what
2:45:51
little flying planes is only six
foot for this monolith.
2:45:55
Adam Curry: I don't know. I
really don't know. A prediction
2:46:00
of yours coming true in an odd
sort of way.
2:46:02
Unknown: Developing right now. A
double murder suspects spending
2:46:05
their first night in jail after
this tense scene played out in
2:46:08
the St. George neighborhood.
Multiple homeowners capturing
2:46:11
this moment the suspect was
taken into custody. After an
2:46:14
hour's long manhunt. In the last
90 minutes we have obtained the
2:46:17
jail documents identifying the
two people killed.
2:46:20
They are as neighbors told us
earlier the suspects own
2:46:23
parents. St. George police
arrested the suspect about eight
2:46:28
miles from the Washington home
where the shooting happened. You
2:46:32
special Salix Cabrera live in a
neighborhood where the manhunt
2:46:34
ended and Alex you have been
looking over those new documents
2:46:38
here. What are you learning
tonight?
2:46:41
According to those court
documents might continue the
2:46:43
victims in this case are Gail
and Joseph Bailey who are the
2:46:47
parents of the suspect me a
Bailey and that they were shot
2:46:50
several times. Also, according
to that court paperwork, Bailey
2:46:54
told police there was no remorse
in that, quote, I would do it
2:46:58
again. I hate them. Neighbors
say that people killed were
2:47:02
Bailey's parents, and that there
were issues between the parents
2:47:05
and Bailey about Bailey's
transition from a man to a woman
2:47:09
with
2:47:09
there was already volatility and
bad vibes going with within the
2:47:16
family.
2:47:17
Police are still investigating
the exact motive. Either way
2:47:20
this neighborhood is now back to
normal. I'm
2:47:23
Adam Curry: telling you, this is
how it starts.
2:47:28
John C Dvorak: Well, the people
that got him to transition don't
2:47:33
care which way it went. But
they're the ones who are should
2:47:36
be liable. Yeah, fat chance.
There's two dead dogs.
2:47:40
Adam Curry: It's going to
happen. Probably not in this
2:47:42
case. But it will I agree with
you though. Not
2:47:44
John C Dvorak: in that case, but
it's going to happen eventually
2:47:46
you're going to have two things
happen. One, the parents are
2:47:48
going to get charged. I still
believe the parent
2:47:50
Adam Curry: or the parents are
dead. They can't get charged.
2:47:53
They're dead. No,
2:47:55
John C Dvorak: I'm saying I'm
talking about crime to
2:47:57
transition these kids that were
the parents aren't dead. The
2:48:01
same. I mean, whether the
parents are dead if they're not
2:48:03
dead, they're gonna get charged.
So maybe being dead is not a bad
2:48:07
option. Is it this is not going
to work out. This is going to be
2:48:12
a disaster. Yeah,
2:48:14
Adam Curry: it doesn't seem like
a lot of these kids are happy.
2:48:18
John C Dvorak: None of them are.
2:48:23
Adam Curry: final clip for me.
Before we go into our last
2:48:25
break, we got to cool meet up
reports coming and have a
2:48:29
knighting and some birthdays.
And finally, Joe Biden's climate
2:48:33
envoy his it's an envoy now it
used to bizarre, but now it's an
2:48:37
envoy John Podesta who doesn't
know him from the WikiLeaks. And
2:48:42
he's unclogging
2:48:43
Unknown: the realities of the
climate crisis have never been
2:48:46
clearer. And our ability to
address those realities has
2:48:51
never been greater. 2023, of
course, was the hottest year on
2:48:55
record. Of course, July of 2023
was the hottest month on record
2:49:00
ever and every month since has
been the hottest, ever recorded
2:49:06
on the planet, say 2024 is on
track to be even hotter than
2:49:12
last year. And it's already
having profound consequences
2:49:16
around the world. And especially
for the most vulnerable
2:49:20
communities. We know something
is terribly wrong with our
2:49:24
planet. The string of calamities
is no fluke. It is the climate
2:49:29
crisis. And it's costing us big,
we still have a lot of work to
2:49:33
do to ensure a safe future for
humanity. And we have to move
2:49:37
fast and at scale. I like to
quote the IPCC in their 2018
2:49:43
report on 1.5 degrees C. We need
a transformation of the global
2:49:49
economy on a size and scale
that's never occurred in human
2:49:53
history. That's a tall order,
but one we can accomplish.
2:49:57
Adam Curry: We can do it. We can
do it. discuss
2:50:00
John C Dvorak: a couple of
things I have to ask you. Why
2:50:04
would you change from tsar to
envoy? So why would you do that
2:50:09
a sounds like why would this
joker take this job? This is
2:50:14
like beneath him.
2:50:17
Adam Curry: He's a money guy. He
goes where the money is.
2:50:20
John C Dvorak: But for him,
there's no money for him. Oh,
2:50:24
come
2:50:24
Adam Curry: on, come on. He's,
I'm sure he's got all kinds of
2:50:27
deals going on in the
background, and you get to hang
2:50:30
out, you get to take the jet,
you get to have fancy dinners.
2:50:33
You get to be big man on campus.
This guy's an egomaniac?
2:50:37
John C Dvorak: Well, I believe
he's an egomaniac, but when he
2:50:40
was running campaigns, and
really having an effect, as
2:50:45
opposed to being a public BS
artist, which he is now, with
2:50:50
that nonsense that he just
spewed. It's got to be I think
2:50:53
it's a letdown. I don't know how
you can live with himself.
2:50:57
Adam Curry: Well, I think you
and I should be on voice. Yeah,
2:51:01
then you could be the right
honorable Jhansi. Dvorak. Could
2:51:05
happen. Anything for you?
2:51:08
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I got a
couple of one. Let me just do I
2:51:10
have a I always have these tick
tock things backed up. But
2:51:13
actually, I'm gonna skip that
and I want to play this. The EU
2:51:16
is going after Microsoft that
gouged them. And I think that's
2:51:21
a good thing. Because, you know,
these companies, American
2:51:23
companies were were not being
run properly. And so they were
2:51:28
leaving ourselves open to being
ripped off by the EU because
2:51:32
they don't like the fact that
we're so dominant over there. So
2:51:35
let's go EU versus Microsoft to
keep keep up. The EU
2:51:39
Unknown: is now targeting
Microsoft over antitrust
2:51:42
concerns. It says Microsoft
illegally includes Microsoft
2:51:46
teams with Microsoft Office
teams is a video communication
2:51:50
platform that people use to
collaborate. The European
2:51:53
Commission says including teams
with other popular programs like
2:51:57
Word and Excel gives it an
unfair advantage. Microsoft
2:52:00
faces a potential fines of up to
10% of its global revenue. Wow,
2:52:05
a money grab a power hungry
money grab that said when
2:52:10
regulators see money and they
want to shake it loose. They
2:52:14
cannot wait to
2:52:16
financial analyst Vijay Merola
says the move will harm the EU
2:52:20
in the long run because it
drives away businesses
2:52:23
businesses could leave because
all of the regulations and the
2:52:26
risk of potential lawsuits
2:52:28
10% of a revenue stream revenue
stream is not the bottom line
2:52:32
shows the revenues where you pay
all the bills with well what is
2:52:36
to stop them from just not doing
business in the EU.
2:52:39
The investigations began when
competitors slack and alpha view
2:52:43
complaint about the software
bundling both companies say they
2:52:46
welcome the Commission's move.
Microsoft President Brad Smith
2:52:50
says the company will quote work
to find solutions to address the
2:52:54
Commission's remaining concerns.
That's weird.
2:52:58
John C Dvorak: I get a kick out
at like Slack bitching about it?
2:53:01
Aren't they part of Salesforce
or you know, there's the same
2:53:05
thing. It's bundled with the
product.
2:53:07
Adam Curry: They already made
their money. Everybody got it?
2:53:10
Everyone made dynamite money on
that acquisition. That's weird.
2:53:15
Well, it's that Margarita woman
in the EU, that's her whole job
2:53:19
is to is to soak mud gouge
American
2:53:22
John C Dvorak: companies.
2:53:23
Unknown: I'm going to show my
mood by donating to no agenda.
2:53:26
Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
2:53:36
Adam Curry: And John's going to
thank the people who came in
2:53:40
$50. And above. If there's
something we need to read, we'll
2:53:43
gladly read it. But typically we
don't it'll be name and
2:53:46
location. But we thank everybody
for going to no agenda
2:53:49
donation.com and supporting the
show supporting the work, which
2:53:52
we do twice a week on Sundays
and Thursdays.
2:53:56
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we started
with a, you know, this first
2:53:58
line when at 546. When I was
opening the spreadsheet, I
2:54:01
blanked out the guy's name. I
2:54:03
Adam Curry: don't have it
either.
2:54:05
John C Dvorak: Maybe it's not on
here.
2:54:07
Adam Curry: I don't have anyone
there. So oops, oops, oops. Man.
2:54:11
It's just the blank man, Mr.
Blank, man. And now you've done
2:54:15
you've done something very bad.
So I'll thank James I
2:54:18
John C Dvorak: did what I did, I
can fix it real quick. What I
2:54:21
did was I hit a key to look see
if I can recover that name. And
2:54:25
in the process, I made the
spreadsheet miniscule. Which is
2:54:29
not what I want to read it. It's
too small. What Okay, well,
2:54:33
there's somebody that came into
185 46 and we don't know who it
2:54:36
is. So you can send us a note.
We'll give you a credit later.
2:54:39
James. What is this? James Gaetz
eating in Addison, Texas. He
2:54:46
came in with 168 50 He says
Warren one of the few podcasts
2:54:51
was worth listening to these
days. Thank you, Amanda. Glen
2:54:54
and Gilroy 100. Joe. Dark darks
I guess is Amsterdam Holland
2:55:01
9626 He's hasn't called Letters
w w zero b. Oh
2:55:10
Adam Curry: no, I think this is
the name of the meetup in
2:55:13
Amsterdam on July 6, the robo
meetup.
2:55:16
John C Dvorak: Oh,
2:55:17
Adam Curry: no idea what Robo
2:55:18
John C Dvorak: he said 70 threes
who Bo? Oh, I don't see 70
2:55:22
threes. Because it was on the
note it wasn't Oh,
2:55:25
Adam Curry: well that's not a
Dutch callsign the Papa Papa
2:55:30
hotel Papa.
2:55:32
John C Dvorak: The Michael
golian. In Rockford Illinois. It
2:55:35
at 836 that a happy birthday
call on Sally a don't a Domo in
2:55:41
Palm City, Florida 808 Nisa de
douching
2:55:48
Unknown: de deuced.
2:55:52
John C Dvorak: Also Brogan
donation, Kevin McLaughlin in
2:55:54
Concord, North Carolina. 808. Of
course, he's the Archduke Aluna
2:55:58
lover of American boobs. Eric
Adler 808 moves for him.
2:56:05
Franklin. Month mantero A
Monteros monster Rosa in Dodge
2:56:13
City is in Dodge City, Kansas.
808. He wants housekeeper karma
2:56:20
we'll give you that whatever
that means at the end. Maybe
2:56:24
Schwarzenegger knows about well,
you
2:56:26
Adam Curry: know it's the
housekeeper you should be
2:56:28
working in the house. That's
what that's what the kicker said
2:56:32
the kicker said the housekeeper
I get it. His wife your wife is
2:56:36
a good wife. She's the
housekeeper
2:56:39
John C Dvorak: they Carol in
Lawton, Nevada 7227 Anonymous
2:56:44
7192 at the birthday call out.
Matthew Martel is in the cognac
2:56:51
and brew mall Pennsylvania
$70.26. He says due to the
2:56:58
overwhelming success of the bond
Gino coupon code campaign that's
2:57:02
where he got his savings. Send
us the money you know one of
2:57:09
these days Bungie is going to
find out about this. This is
2:57:12
what
2:57:12
Adam Curry: listen this whole
thing he says help me help you
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visit Martel hardware.com use
code six handicap for an
2:57:19
additional 10% off Hey, bad idea
supply follow me back on
2:57:23
Instagram. What is going on
here? I don't know. Code Vaughn
2:57:27
Gino
2:57:30
John C Dvorak: Greg Kohler in
Evansville, Indiana. 6502.
2:57:33
That's a chip. James Buell in
Vista, California 606 small
2:57:39
boobs, Dame Stephanie and
Chandler Arizona. 606 as a
2:57:43
birthday call out for her my
lovely husband, Sir Don.
2:57:48
Adam Curry: Oh, she says Love
you baby. Sorry, I missed the
2:57:50
shout out on 627. Good Woman.
2:57:53
John C Dvorak: Ryan Danielle in
Omaha, Nebraska. 5555. Brock
2:57:59
Bradshaw. 5307 needs a de
douching
2:58:04
Adam Curry: van de Deus. That's
Brock. Brock used to be your UPS
2:58:09
driver.
2:58:10
John C Dvorak: I wonder if
that's why I think it is. Yeah,
2:58:12
well, he's
2:58:13
Adam Curry: no longer UPS driver
that I have not seen Bronco,
2:58:16
John C Dvorak: I always
wondered. Now if I recall, this
2:58:20
guy. He used to be our ups are
forever. And Rimini always
2:58:24
spotted him because he would
show up. He's one of these
2:58:27
ridiculous the least he got
older, but I would say in the
2:58:33
90s he was a ridiculously good
looking guy. And he and he would
2:58:41
go and be delivery seven and all
of a sudden the truck could be
2:58:43
parked somewhere. It's like a
policeman halfwits called beep
2:58:48
wife. Yeah, it's not a wife they
beat it's a girl that while
2:58:53
they're on duty, they will stop
being in the cop car
2:58:55
Adam Curry: in front of the
house baby. Here they want to
2:58:58
see my gun. So every
2:58:59
John C Dvorak: once in a while
the delivery was always like
2:59:03
clockwork came at three would
come at 7pm Yeah. And the guy
2:59:10
always looked like he was beaten
you look I was worn out crew.
2:59:13
Adam Curry: Long time. Long day.
Long day in the office, dear.
2:59:17
He's probably doing he's
probably doing big parts in the
2:59:20
Hollywood. No.
2:59:22
John C Dvorak: He probably
could. I'm glad he listens. He
2:59:30
keeps saying no agenda some of
the times this UPS
2:59:32
Adam Curry: Special Delivery
Man.
2:59:35
John C Dvorak: Zachary Metzinger
Oh, this is the guy this is n
2:59:40
o's and zero ZG oh and South
Lake Texas. That's the GAO came
2:59:48
up with 70 threes. Yeah, there
you go. Okay. And $50.33 Scott
2:59:53
now, Nelson in Council Bluffs,
Iowa. 5001. That's a check. Now
2:59:58
we got the $50 donors. We don't
have a lot of donors today but
3:00:02
you know hopefully on July the
Fourth Coming up either July 4
3:00:05
weekend, the weekend special
have two great shows and people
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all chip in to be patriotic ZEV
green in Teaneck, New Jersey 50
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there it is the Laurie Agha in
Mexico and in Mexico City Hello
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Mexico City Leif Thompson in
Meridian Idaho. David Steele in
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Mobile Alabama, Justin Caylor in
Bluffton, Indiana Anna balls in
3:00:43
Whitestone Indiana Brian sharp
in Huntsville Alabama second
3:00:47
Adam Curry: gotta read this
because oh yeah, this
3:00:49
John C Dvorak: is she gets
updated or she gets this a
3:00:51
switcheroo actually
3:00:52
Adam Curry: with with a
knighting for her husband ITM
3:00:55
Jenson noticed a while back my
layaway donation had earned
3:00:57
night status. A gift I've been
donating towards for my smokin
3:01:01
hot husband Kevin balls with one
L but since then I've been
3:01:05
struggling to get him to tell me
what he wants to be known as at
3:01:08
the roundtable. He finally caved
and wishes to be knighted, sir
3:01:11
andeavor He just wants the usual
no frills but he sure appreciate
3:01:16
you what how do you pronounce
that? A young Ling is a young
3:01:21
black and tan. A human being
black and tan. Is that
3:01:24
John C Dvorak: a young Ling?
Yes, it's a Chinese beer. I
3:01:28
Adam Curry: think a young Ling
Yun Ling black and tan to
3:01:31
accompany the mutton and mean
time to work towards my own Dame
3:01:34
status. How about that? That's a
good housekeeper given away the
3:01:37
knighthood to her man first.
Thanks for all you do and four
3:01:42
more years. Yes, good
housekeeper good housekeeper.
3:01:46
John C Dvorak: Housekeeper.
Brian sharp in Huntsville,
3:01:48
Alabama. I said Brandon Locklear
and excuse me,
3:01:52
Adam Curry: oh man.
3:01:55
Unknown: For years
3:01:57
John C Dvorak: Brandon Locklear
and Sugar Hill, Georgia and Sir
3:02:01
Pierre's last on the list. He's
in Farmington, Connecticut $50.
3:02:05
And he came in with a stripe
contribution. And I want to say
3:02:09
mentioned somebody we had this
whole group, we have two people
3:02:12
that donate via stripe, after
listening to all the
3:02:15
complaining. So we put stripe on
there and nobody uses it just to
3:02:19
discuss at that point.
3:02:21
Adam Curry: People use it, too.
We had to two all right as to
3:02:26
thank you to all these donors
who came in $50 and above.
3:02:29
Again, thank you to the
executive and Associate
3:02:31
Executive Producer for episode
1673. You are all producers. We
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thank those producers under 50
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please, whatever the show is
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that amount. Do it on a regular
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it is. As long as you're
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peacefully knowing that you are
also producing the no agenda
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show the best podcast in the
universe. Karma as requested
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also a special health karma for
Darren O'Neill's father in law,
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Steve zego, who had a heart
attack and is having bypass
3:03:08
surgery this week. So we
certainly want him to feel much
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better and do well and I'm
praying for him and thank you to
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all who supported the no agenda
show. He's got karma, no agenda
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donations.com.
3:03:28
And there we have anonymous who
wishes her smokin hot husband a
3:03:31
happy birthday he turns 32 on
July 1. On behalf of her and the
3:03:36
human resources. Ralph hamburger
wishes his fiancee Christina a
3:03:40
very happy birthday she's
turning 33 Dame Stephanie says
3:03:44
Stephanie says Happy Birthday to
a loving husband Sir Don of
3:03:47
Chandler and Matthew golian is
celebrating we say happy
3:03:50
birthday from everybody here at
the best podcast in the
3:03:53
universe. And we do have that
one knighting for for Kevin
3:03:59
ball. So let's bring out the
blade his housekeeper donated
3:04:02
this this knighthood so Hey,
how's yours? Oh hello, Kevin.
3:04:10
You better be hugging my wife
yours man. She's a good one.
3:04:13
She's a keeper. Thanks to her
supportive $1,000 is a layaway
3:04:17
night giving it to you I am very
proud to pronounce the KB as sir
3:04:22
and never night of the no agenda
round table for you by request.
3:04:26
We have Yun Ling black and tan
along with mutton and meat of
3:04:31
course but along with that, in
case you're wondering what we
3:04:34
have well we have some gauges in
stock a vodka and vanilla we
3:04:38
also have bong hits and bourbon
sparkling cider an escort ginger
3:04:41
ale and Jeroboam got breast milk
and pablum Rubenesque moving and
3:04:44
rose a cow girls and coffee
barns very tasty. But I see you
3:04:48
can already Yeah, you got the
mutton in the meat. That's why
3:04:50
you wanted the youngling black
and tan and go to no agenda
3:04:53
rings.com Go to it with your
wife so she can select the right
3:04:57
size makes makes you What are
you doing? Man,
3:05:01
John C Dvorak: this thing it
just, I have a bunch of
3:05:03
noisemakers I have not been
using. Yes.
3:05:06
Adam Curry: I've gotten
complaints when he was happy and
3:05:08
more noisemakers from John no
agenda rings.com And there's a
3:05:13
ring sizing guide there we will
send it along with our
3:05:15
certificate of authenticity and
because of signet ring you'll
3:05:18
get some wax that you can melt
and then seal your important
3:05:21
correspondence with it thank you
very much to you sir and to your
3:05:24
wife for becoming a night of the
no agenda routing know what?
3:05:35
The no agenda meetups, I think
there'll be a number of them
3:05:37
this coming weekend. People like
to meet each other whenever they
3:05:41
can. And whenever there's an
excuse, but people just meet all
3:05:44
the time at these meetups you
can go to no agenda meetups.com
3:05:48
You can find your tribe which is
the no agenda tribe you'd be
3:05:51
amazed how quickly you make
friends especially if you feel
3:05:55
like I'm shy I'm not too social.
Go to a meetup you'll find
3:05:59
people that you can connect with
and as always connection is
3:06:02
protection. We have Leo Bravo in
Los Angeles think he does a
3:06:07
meetup. It seems like every week
but it's probably every month
3:06:10
where every two weeks here's the
meetup they did it the Boomtown
3:06:13
brewery in LA Hey
3:06:14
Unknown: everybody, it's Leo
Bravo at meet up number 53.
3:06:20
Passing the phone around my
friends that seems to say Hey,
3:06:25
Adam and John we're here at
Boomtown brewing in downtown LA
3:06:28
beautiful downtown LA don't
leave your stuff in your car
3:06:32
though.
3:06:32
It is B dizzle. And I'm gonna go
look forward to some mushrooms
3:06:36
later on. I've got hairy legs or
Leah Kim for us pretty good
3:06:44
morning guys. Guys in the
morning in the morning. Oh 123.
3:06:51
Adam Curry: Hairy legs was
wasn't bad sounded very Jewish.
3:06:55
One of the biggest meetups over
100 people every single time
3:06:58
they do one mark and Maria de
mon nights they organize it in
3:07:01
Indy.
3:07:02
Unknown: There's a certain mark
and this is a Maria so happy to
3:07:05
be on the north side of
Indianapolis with a marvelous
3:07:07
gang of no agenda acolytes. We
3:07:09
are ready for vacation. This is
syrup of the maple wear
3:07:13
sunscreen
3:07:14
hi this is Niels above and I'd
like to call out each bag Scott
3:07:18
has a nice bag
3:07:18
this is Kyle from Zionsville
thank you for an excellent
3:07:21
product this is Nick I arrive at
the meet up there's only $4 in
3:07:24
my pocket I look at my car four
quarters I have $5 I can buy one
3:07:28
raffle ticket I get my money to
mark it guess what happens next?
3:07:31
I lost hi this is Dame Cindy of
the Tito's thank you for your
3:07:35
courage Nick just you know it's
rigged.
3:07:37
This is sort of with a maple
whatever you do, don't wear
3:07:40
sunscreen. Tom not from Carmel
Let My People Go fisting my nuts
3:07:45
still.
3:07:45
This is Kira from Carmel and I'm
all tatted up for Trump Serbia
3:07:50
walking his damn barn today and
this guy goes Hey, all lawyers
3:07:54
are douchebags I said I think I
don't like that statement. Why
3:07:57
are you a lawyer? No, I'm
3:07:59
a douchebag and
3:08:00
Morning John Adams sir PVR St.
King and there's no evidence
3:08:04
that there was a rigging of the
3:08:05
election. Dame Trinity from Fort
Wayne visiting Indianapolis
3:08:10
third meet up in three days you
guys got to go to a meet up
3:08:12
Dame Swanee what are they going
to shoot up Biden's das this
3:08:16
time?
3:08:16
This is Dietrich from
Indianapolis with President
3:08:19
Donald J. Trump. We who make no
agenda again trust me I pray
3:08:25
again it's gonna be huge. It's
gonna be great in the morning.
3:08:29
Hey, it's Gary from Greenwood
notice that we had four new
3:08:31
people I think there's some
speaks in here though.
3:08:33
I'm Carl and Arielle and we just
moved from Virginia so we might
3:08:36
be the spooks
3:08:37
out are from Indianapolis. Once
again more water with this Greg
3:08:40
group. Sadly no more sportsball
though in the morning Hey,
3:08:43
this is Diane from Greenwood.
How in the world do you follow
3:08:47
up this? Hi my name is Katie and
we're at blind Albery and the no
3:08:51
agenda people came to visit and
they were absolutely lovely,
3:08:54
wonderful, wonderful people
3:09:03
Adam Curry: that crazy Monday
let's check in with Columbus
3:09:05
Ohio
3:09:06
Unknown: in the Morning John and
abs are PVR street gang from the
3:09:08
Central Ohio meetup. The tip of
the day go to meet up you'll
3:09:13
learn something
3:09:14
steam Trinity having a great
time in Columbus, Ohio in the
3:09:17
morning. In the morning. This is
Eric Shafi where I am on the
3:09:21
lookout for elder abuse. In
3:09:24
the morning you turkeys keep on
truckin and I hope you find your
3:09:27
exit ramp.
3:09:28
This is Miss flowers, the Best
Bartender Dempsey is having a
3:09:31
great time with these people tip
your bartenders folks.
3:09:36
Thank you gentlemen. This is Sir
Larry. I'm so glad to be back
3:09:40
here at Dempsey's in Columbus by
the way. We'll be here in four
3:09:45
weeks.
3:09:46
Adam Curry: I love it when they
bring in the the bartenders
3:09:48
that's always good final meetup
report from Kansas City. Hello
3:09:54
Unknown: Spencer well for Kansas
City here with the latest KC
3:09:56
meetup report. We're out here
with some old friends and new
3:09:59
friends and joining us Andruw
Jones books in the some some
3:10:02
summertime. This is doctors are
otter of the flatwater in the
3:10:07
morning, hey is Lee Kumar away
from the one?
3:10:11
This is Searcy Mike at the YM
doet antidote to larger Megalis
3:10:15
and hey JCD it's 91 of the CHE
but I'm still on my first shirt.
3:10:19
We employed our slave I mean,
human resource to grill the
3:10:23
burgers and dogs. KC wolf
brought some amazing ribs. We're
3:10:28
enjoying a good time. boggle.
3:10:35
Lorien here enjoying bowl after
bowl of home cooked goodness.
3:10:40
In the morning, Columbia
represent and then new friends
3:10:44
at the playground. Like having
this Marcellin rally nice. You
3:10:51
like going to meetups sometimes?
Yes. Sometimes no.
3:10:57
Some fun out here today.
3:10:59
If he wasn't here, you missed
out. See y'all next time.
3:11:04
Adam Curry: Nothing like some
child abuse at the meetups.
3:11:07
Very, very good. Thank you all
for your reports. We have no
3:11:11
meetups on the Alexa we have one
today. Long views lively laugh
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loaded midsummer meet up the
hangover special. That is
3:11:20
starting in 10 minutes in
Longview, Texas at Rotolo
3:11:22
pizzeria. On Thursday. We have
the longest standing member
3:11:28
London meet up at six o'clock.
The real ale weigh in London
3:11:33
that'll be London Kent it says
Bromley SE and I think Guelph
3:11:37
did a AMITA promo for us
3:11:42
Unknown: humble human resources
of gizmo East a post votes
3:11:47
polling party meet up on the
Fourth of July is occurring at
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the real la micro pub
3:11:54
in Hays Kent. From 6pm to
whenever you're kicked out,
3:12:00
you'll find me who have and the
London and the Southeast, no
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agenda and creme de la creme
celebrating for the best podcast
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in a Yoda.
3:12:14
Adam Curry: Well Who can argue
with that you got to go to that
3:12:16
meetup. There's many more on the
calendar for the fifth it's
3:12:20
Fremantle Western Australia. I'd
love to have a meet up from you
3:12:22
guys on the sixth San Diego
California also on the sixth
3:12:25
Amsterdam, the Netherlands. And
man there's just too many
3:12:29
dimension there's a lot coming
up in the month of July of
3:12:31
course it is the summer month go
to no agenda meetups.com Find a
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3:12:44
Unknown: Sometimes you want to
go hang out with Dyson days.
3:12:51
You'd be triggered. You'd have
to say that is like
3:13:05
Adam Curry: Alright, let's do
some ISOs I'm over I sewed so
3:13:08
let's do yours first.
3:13:10
John C Dvorak: So he I have to I
have to so you have a lot you
3:13:12
can win. But I have to one is
his get to my two first. I got
3:13:19
nothing. Nothing changes if
nothing changes.
3:13:24
Adam Curry: Okay, not bad,
actually. Not bad.
3:13:26
John C Dvorak: And then I get
another Wow. Wow.
3:13:30
Adam Curry: Yeah, the wilds they
just aren't winning lately.
3:13:32
John C Dvorak: In other words,
if it isn't that good. Wow. All
3:13:35
right.
3:13:35
Adam Curry: I'll just run
through a couple see if you like
3:13:37
them.
3:13:37
Unknown: period, period period.
3:13:40
Adam Curry: I didn't think you'd
like that. Here's this. I do
3:13:42
like you do like that one. But
this absolutely
3:13:46
Unknown: bananas. No.
3:13:49
The informative and hilarious.
No agenda podcast. Megan Kelly.
3:13:56
Adam Curry: When did she say
that? When I was on the show?
3:13:58
Someone clipped
3:13:58
John C Dvorak: it for this along
this an old clip.
3:14:00
Unknown: I hate sports.
3:14:02
Adam Curry: Come on, man. Come
on. We have this one. Oh
3:14:07
Unknown: my god. Oh my god. Oh
my god.
3:14:10
John C Dvorak: Okay, that's the
winner.
3:14:11
Adam Curry: Well, one more one
more. This is a couple of kids.
3:14:13
See
3:14:14
Unknown: that picture? What's
that in your mouth?
3:14:17
John C Dvorak: It's cute. It's
cute. is sick. You like this?
3:14:23
Unknown: Oh my god. Oh my god.
Oh my god. Like that one. Yeah,
3:14:25
I
3:14:25
John C Dvorak: liked that way.
3:14:26
Adam Curry: We'll do that one
then.
3:14:29
Unknown: Good news. It's good
advice. John sees too big the
3:14:34
day
3:14:35
Adam Curry: for them for the
day, which people seem to be
3:14:37
running away from. I got a lot
of emails about the CamScanner.
3:14:41
Have you got them? People? No,
no, it's spyware.
3:14:46
John C Dvorak: Current version
of CamScanner doesn't have
3:14:48
malware on it.
3:14:49
Adam Curry: Okay, okay. All
right. Well,
3:14:51
John C Dvorak: I'm glad just a
reasonably short period of time
3:14:54
where somebody slipped in we
only
3:14:55
Adam Curry: cared about j we
just didn't want to have j does
3:14:58
she have an iPhone? She must
have an iPhone. As the Android,
3:15:00
she has an Android phone, oh,
man, you should scan that thing.
3:15:06
John C Dvorak: Of course, why
would there is a make
3:15:09
Adam Curry: your if you have an
Android, you got enough spyware
3:15:11
on there from Google,
3:15:13
John C Dvorak: everything
spyware in an Android. So that's
3:15:15
right, I'm gonna bring up a
product another product people
3:15:19
should have. And this is an old
product that I've been promoting
3:15:22
for at least 30 years. But I
want to promote it to get it out
3:15:26
of the way. So if somebody wants
to say anything, this is a a
3:15:33
Image Viewer and minor editor,
you can do some editing with it,
3:15:37
but nothing major. And it's
called IrfanView, I RFANVI Ew,
3:15:43
you can you can just remember
3:15:45
Adam Curry: friend use this for
Windows only.
3:15:48
John C Dvorak: I believe it's
only windows, okay. I could be
3:15:52
wrong, I don't really care. But
IrfanView is a terrific product,
3:15:57
and it's got it's got and you
should get the plugins for it.
3:16:01
Because it will open legacy
legacy photos Legacy Digital
3:16:07
stuff, including, I think it's k
d f files, which a lot of
3:16:13
systems just will not open, they
refuse to deal with them. And
3:16:17
KDF is the original in the early
days of digital photography,
3:16:23
Kodak was actually one of the
top companies they were
3:16:27
developing sensors and they they
put a couple of these sensors in
3:16:30
a big Nikon and then they start
bringing out their own cameras.
3:16:34
And they had their own digital
format for the photos called KDF
3:16:37
Kodak digital format and that's
kind of if you could look it up
3:16:40
you won't even find that
anymore. Generally it's a change
3:16:44
and I don't know if they change
the name or they don't know what
3:16:46
it means. But opening those old
photos you need something like
3:16:49
IrfanView and then you can save
the file as a JPEG if you want
3:16:53
to keep those old those old
structures but this is a
3:16:58
terrific product I've been using
it forever and I say highly
3:17:02
recommended
3:17:03
Adam Curry: there's there's some
file some picture format that
3:17:06
sometimes they get from people
on an iPhone when they email it
3:17:09
to me it has a weird extension I
can't remember like it's not def
3:17:13
or something really odd and
3:17:16
John C Dvorak: that is a bunch
of new file formats that
3:17:18
Adam Curry: are odd H E IC
that's it he i c h e I will
3:17:23
John C Dvorak: I'll tell you the
IrfanView probably has a plugin
3:17:25
for it I'm sure they did you
know that this the only system I
3:17:29
found that opens everything.
3:17:30
Adam Curry: Wonder what that
stands for HBIC
3:17:34
John C Dvorak: we can look it up
well you can consult the book
3:17:37
and
3:17:37
Adam Curry: knowledge oh why
bother? Irfan view is the tip of
3:17:40
the day everybody says
3:17:41
Unknown: Ben, you're to the day.
Thanks for listening.
3:17:45
Y'all come back now you hear?
3:17:49
Adam Curry: And it's free. It's
free. It's free. It's freeware.
3:17:52
Just like Microsoft wants you to
have it freeware. It's on the
3:17:55
web. It's the social contract,
man. Everybody should have one
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everybody. I'm Adam curry,
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John C Dvorak: and from Northern
Silicon Valley, where we've
3:18:52
already forgotten about the
debate. I'm John C.
3:18:55
Adam Curry: Dvorak. Thank God
for that. Alright, everybody,
3:18:58
we'll be back on Thursday. Who
knows what will happen by then
3:19:00
I'm looking forward to it. I'm
looking forward to seeing you
3:19:03
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Until then Adios, mofos Hui Hui,
and child care,
3:19:12
Unknown: elder care, making sure
that we continue to strengthen
3:19:15
our healthcare system, making
sure that we're able to make
3:19:18
every single solitary person
with COVID is gonna be with
3:19:29
everything we have to do with
3:19:34
if we finally beat Medicare
every single day, every single
3:19:42
day. That is simply not true.
The White House is calling for
3:19:48
cheap face, which
3:19:55
was when I was vice president.
Oh six Pass, by the way, I
3:20:01
taught me to kick off
3:20:05
the idea. The idea. I'm
3:20:09
Adam Curry: all in on the master
masters in real and they work
3:20:11
and they're very committed. And
they're undetectable. I know
3:20:14
from my own family's experience.
3:20:17
Unknown: Truth is it is
3:20:18
absolutely killing us. No
3:20:19
one wants to screw around with
us. Nobody
3:20:21
wants that to happen Democrat or
Republican. Nobody wants it to
3:20:25
happen. He's this
3:20:26
guy told Ukraine told Trump do
whatever you want to do or do
3:20:30
whatever you want. And that's
exactly what Trump did. He
3:20:33
didn't fight did you fire
anybody?
3:20:35
Did you fire anybody that's on
the border. Truth is this man is
3:20:38
a criminal. This man you're
lucky
3:20:40
more fentanyl machines, or more
be able to detect drugs, or more
3:20:45
of a numbers of every
3:20:46
time that Solinsky comes to this
country. He walks away with $60
3:20:49
billion. He's the greatest
salesman ever. Truth is a lot of
3:20:52
people are dead right now. He
3:20:54
went to the funeral idea that
she was murdered by a by an
3:21:00
immigrant we
3:21:00
mentioned the laptop we've
mentioned Russia, Russia,
3:21:02
Russia, Ukraine, Ukraine,
Ukraine, every single thing he
3:21:05
said is a lie. Everything he
does is a lie. Truth is you
3:21:08
could feel it, you could feel it
too. And you could feel it. My
3:21:11
son
3:21:11
was not a loser was not a
sucker. You're the sucker.
3:21:14
You're the loser. You have
3:21:15
to be ashamed of yourself, what
you have done, how you've
3:21:17
destroyed the lives of so many
people finds
3:21:20
tremendous amount feeds into the
way the pandemic caused
3:21:25
the inflation and it's killing
black families and Hispanic
3:21:28
families and just about
everybody. Truth is we're like a
3:21:31
bunch of stupid people. The
3:21:33
only person on the stage is a
convicted felon. This man I'm
3:21:35
looking at right now he did
3:21:37
the mandate, which is a disaster
mandating it. The vaccine went
3:21:40
out he did a mandate or the
vaccine, which is the thing that
3:21:43
people most objected to the
3:21:47
COVID Excuse me with dealing
with everything we have to do.
3:21:53
I really don't know what he said
at the end of this sentence. I
3:21:55
don't think he knows what he
said he The truth is you have to
3:21:58
get elected also,
3:21:59
all of the formatting tweets
that CNN made, actually told
3:22:05
Trump tremendously. I am.
3:22:10
are so many young women,
including the young woman who
3:22:13
was murdered, went to the
funeral. She was murdered by a
3:22:20
by an American to talk about
that. But here's the deal.
3:22:25
There's a lot of women to be
raised by their mother in law's
3:22:28
by their, by their spouses, or
sisters by SSS ridiculous, and
3:22:35
they can do nothing about it.
And they try to rest across the
3:22:38
line.
3:22:40
Your actions and put the lives
of our partners, our allies and
3:22:44
our diplomats at risk,
especially those who work in
3:22:47
Afghanistan and Iraq. Nailed it.
Yeah, exact
3:22:49
nails that for a person with
advanced dementia deserves the
3:22:54
gold battle, interfering in the
US presidential elections.
3:22:57
Whenever he was losing focus, he
didn't have any reference. Ally,
3:23:02
am I right?
3:23:04
Not having an audience made
Biden even more lost and look
3:23:07
even more isolated and more in
outer space.
3:23:10
Did you ever discover anyone who
was injured or killed? Yeah, the
3:23:16
simplest way would just be to
remove the immunity. A
3:23:19
lot of people with his
3:23:20
advanced level of dementia would
have done way worse. Why am I
3:23:26
right? Over 36,000 seriously
injured Americans from COVID-19
3:23:31
vaccine?
3:23:35
Are you recording me right now?
3:23:38
Everybody here is saying they're
safe. Okay, so
3:23:40
you have to stop recording and
stop recording my place.
3:23:45
Thank you President. Turning off
the opponent's mic and making
3:23:50
each of these candidates go at
90 seconds at a time there's no
3:23:54
interruption.
3:23:55
My husband is an attorney. So
you're not going to put this
3:23:57
video anywhere. So I'm not sure
what you're doing with your
3:23:59
phone up
3:24:00
and down the chain.
3:24:02
Dr. Fauci claims at the NIH have
never funded
3:24:06
I am i right you do not know
what you are talking
3:24:09
about. Okay, so you have to stop
recording me and stop recording
3:24:13
my plates up
3:24:14
and down the chain. Nailed it.
Yeah, exact
3:24:16
nails it deserves the gold medal
3:24:28
Mofo for.org/in A.
3:24:33
Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.