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1674: We're Working!

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John C Dvorak: Putin endorses Trump. Adam curry,
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Unknown: Jhansi Dvorak July 4 2020
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Adam Curry: for this year award winning combination media
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assassination episode 16. Saudi
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Unknown: is no agenda celebrating
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Adam Curry: America and broadcasting live from the heart
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of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six in the
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morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
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John C Dvorak: Dan from Northern Silicon Valley where we say
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Happy Fourth of July Independence Day in wise Ted
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Nugent, not in the Hall of Fame and Johnson.
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Unknown: Buzzkill.
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Adam Curry: That's because Ted Nugent refuses to be in the Hall
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of Fame. He outright refuses to be with the dishes. He didn't
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know that. Well, I
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John C Dvorak: know that he was never invited early on. No. And
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Adam Curry: that's why, you know, once abogado I mean, why
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would Ted Nugent want to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
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Let's be honest,
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John C Dvorak: it's now just stubborn. I don't blame him,
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though. No, of
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Adam Curry: course not. Hey, I think we have a determining
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factor that the economy is not doing well. And also noticed by
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many other trolls this morning, remarkably, less free fireworks
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going off this year.
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John C Dvorak: Ah, yeah, I'd say that's the case here too. And I
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will say this. We have a third of July, the best fireworks
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display, at least where I am. In the East Bay is the Richmond
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third of July fireworks display, which they wisely do the day
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before the fourth because on the fourth, I'd say nine times out
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of 10. The fog rolls in the room.
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Adam Curry: It's true. The two times I was out there for Fourth
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of July, it was completely socked in and I didn't, didn't
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you and I go up to some building at one point we were above the
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the cloud layer. You could see the fireworks kind of poking
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through. Or is that was that my imagine? I
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John C Dvorak: have done stuff like that.
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Adam Curry: I remember Jay was there I think she was like 14 or
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15 is Am I crazy?
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John C Dvorak: Well, that's beside the point. Okay, thanks.
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So they did the third of July fireworks which is always a
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winner because there's no fog and there's usually a slight
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breeze so it's it's actually perfect day to do it. Yeah,
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around here. As you mentioned, it's always fogged in on the
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fourth. It's always on the fourth. You'll sit I don't think
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it's gonna be today. Tonight. But nine out of 10 times it
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sucks in so I noticed that there was they didn't have like last
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year they had all these crazy fireworks heart giant hearts,
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triple hearts happy faces. And my favorite one which I just
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every time I saw it I said how did they do that? A giant cube.
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Yo boom a cube. Damn is thing uma cute now there was no fancy
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there was just big bombs or big Yeah, big you know the big
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blossoms and that was it. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Now I
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thought it was disappointing.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, well, I all I know is that last year and the
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year before both years we're out here in Hill Country Hill
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Country. You can't drive from Austin to Fredericksburg on
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route 290 without passing by eight or nine firework sheds
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John C Dvorak: that are citing fire that would be normal in the
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South. Very
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Adam Curry: normal. Very normal. And I just haven't heard it.
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There's been I think, like maybe three days ago someone said
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something off, which of course is where in the hill country
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play the get the game. Fireworks or gunfire. We're never really
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sure. But there was nothing last night I heard one like lady
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finger poop. Like okay, the economy is bad people is bad.
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Got no money to blow it up in the air night.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, I don't know. Richmond itself it when
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they have the San Francisco fireworks, the whole town of
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Richmond and as I say half of Oakland, become home brew
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fireworks. Oh, that's the best homebrew fireworks are the best.
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Things are blowing up left and right. Usually they're usually
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done by kind of these block parties led by some guy named
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lefty
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Adam Curry: in Oakland
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John C Dvorak: doesn't matter. Well, no, I
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Adam Curry: know lefty. Yeah, I gotcha. So I've been collecting
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a couple of clips about President Biden and and you
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know, I think the beautiful thing right now and you cannot
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tell me we are not in the season of reveal. Now that everyone
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everybody that means Well, Joe Biden is not competent.
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Everybody knows that. I hope. I hope that people also see that
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the media has been lying all this time while they're
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desperately trying to cover that up with all kinds of reporting
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about other things besides their lies. No one that in the media
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has called out the jurien for lying about the cheap fakes that
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was the most blatant, obviously. In fact, and I don't have clips
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of that, but I even heard, I think on CNN has been the best
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and especially Jake Tapper. You know, he's just sitting there
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saying, Well, you know, we we saw a world leaders are trying
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to kind of huddle themselves around the president A D day
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like, that's what jurien called a cheap fake and said the media
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coined that phrase. It's really as we're in an unbelievable time
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right now. I just don't know if anyone cares.
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John C Dvorak: I don't see how it's that different during the
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COVID era.
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Adam Curry: Window is not it's not different. But But now, the
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lies
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John C Dvorak: there's a couple of things to note are one they
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move the the George Stephanopoulos by interview
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interview to tomorrow, prime time tomorrow primetime. was
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Sunday was supposed to be Sunday.
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Adam Curry: Oh, I thought I thought it was Friday. Do they
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move it from Friday to Sunday? Is that what they do? I was
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John C Dvorak: always as the Sunday shows his Oh,
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Stephanopoulos weekend thing. But they took it and moved it to
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primetime. So I knew it was gonna be primetime Sunday or
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when it's going to be Yeah, how
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Adam Curry: much how much, you're gonna bet it's going to
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be edited.
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John C Dvorak: I'm not taking that bad. But it could be at but
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I was starting to think about this. And I saw I looked up I
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hate to do this, because I tell people that you want to waste a
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lot of time. Do the follow up, do the Google Search Council on
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Foreign Relations roster. Yes. So I went to the SS. I just
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wanted to make sure I think I already knew this step.
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INNOPOLIS was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. So
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I went to the SS and I just want to read a few of the names. Go
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go through here you guys and let's
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Adam Curry: let's just explain Council on Foreign Relations.
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That's it is a drinking club, but not like Bilderberg
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Bilderberg is truly a wine and cheese club at this point.
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John C Dvorak: The Council on Foreign Relations is a globalist
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cabal. If you're a member, you always have work, and you're
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expected to perform a certain way. Yes. And I started to
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notice this this the Council on Foreign Relations. It's all
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their journalists, all of them. From Tom Friedman, who's in the
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Council on Foreign Relations to the rest of them at the New York
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Times all these New York Times guys that are turned they have
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turned on Biden. Yes. Great. They've all turned on by now I'm
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gonna read some names from the SS and just because it's worth
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mentioning, we got to start with Jeffrey Sachs. You've heard of
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him then yeah, go down and down in here. People like Barbara
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Christie Samuels. The second I don't know who that is, as
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Sheryl Sandberg Of course, lean in. I mean, what y'all Yes.
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She's obvious expert. She's the CEO of a. She was a Facebook.
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Yes. And so she's obviously an expert on Foreign Relations. So
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she should be in the club. Yeah. David Sanger, New York Times
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with us. David sapper Steen Anthony Scaramucci, I forget
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that he's on there. The mooch now the mooch was like, worked
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for Trump for a while and then and we did an interview with him
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for this show. It's one of the few interviews we do right.
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Yeah. And he was seemed normal. And then all of a sudden he
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turned on Trump out of the blue for no good reason. He was
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obviously told to it. He got the call. He's He's like a hedge
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fund guy with a restaurant. I mean, why is he an expert and
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Bitcoin and Bitcoin? Joe Scarborough, obviously is on the
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list. Even though Brzezinski is not on the list, and he's turned
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on Biden.
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Adam Curry: Yeah. Well, he had to I mean, he is really a
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puppet. I mean, we've seen that over and over again.
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John C Dvorak: And then it ran into this. I forgot that she's
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on the list. Vivian Schiller ah,
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Adam Curry: the old NPR lady. Yeah, advertising,
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John C Dvorak: whatever you want to call it. Woman.
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Adam Curry: Isn't she running? Oh, she's
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John C Dvorak: a teacher doing some She's always got a job
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because people always get worried.
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Adam Curry: Oh, she's the CEO of the Aspen Institute. No, no, no,
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that can't be hold on a second. What is she doing? Let me see.
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What is she doing now? So listen to this. She was former
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president, CEO of NPR, former head of news at Twitter. Former
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senior vice president at NBC News and indeed executive
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director of aspen digital. So she's really on that she's
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really on. She does the podcast for the Aspen Institute. You're
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on you're on the lowest rung Viv.
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John C Dvorak: Going down the list we have Eric Schmidt, XR
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bunny, who used to be the you know this Oh are the CTO of Sun
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Microsystems became the CEO of Google, obvious expert on
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Foreign Relations now that he
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Adam Curry: is running the drone war the The miniature drone war
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in Ukraine. He's working Megan
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John C Dvorak: J. Smith. Isn't
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Adam Curry: that Kara Swisher is ex wife ex wife? Yeah, ex
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husband, whatever, whatever you
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John C Dvorak: want to call her. Google? Yes. Great fun. That
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would be weird. Because by the way, just for your informations,
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Cara's not on the list. No, neither was Galloway and it
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probably irks them.
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Adam Curry: That they haven't been invited into
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John C Dvorak: the CLI. Yeah, probably does. I'm not on the
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list. Yeah, it probably does hurt him that you mentioned
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that. Oh, Andrew Ross Sorkin Oh, yeah. Well on CNBC all the time,
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you X New York Times guy typical George and Jonathan Soros right
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beneath them. Yes,
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Adam Curry: Alex. Alex Soros not on the list. No,
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John C Dvorak: George and Jonathan. And they're stepping
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up a list and then I went through the rest of it. I would
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define Patty stones, stone cipher, whatever her name is.
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She's a Microsoft person.
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Adam Curry: Go to the GC if Donald Gregg is still on there,
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my uncle.
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John C Dvorak: Do you help me finish this? Okay, yeah, I'll do
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that right now. Stonesifer, then Lawrence Summers we know then
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John Sununu. Donald Greg. There's a lot of see there's an
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interesting group of people. There's, there's a lot of New
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York Times a lot of media people, a few actors. Lots of
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gay people.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, go look up my uncle, Greg. GR e Double G. I
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wonder. I wonder if he's still in I pray camp? No,
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John C Dvorak: he's not good. Good for Uncle Don. Well, it
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doesn't mean he's not wanted.
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Adam Curry: He he's, he wouldn't want to do it anymore. He's
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done. He's tired of them all. Well, he
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John C Dvorak: probably can't, you know.
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Adam Curry: Anyway, let's go. Let's go to the Stephanopoulos
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is doing
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John C Dvorak: so let me finish my thought. Which is that since
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the Council on Foreign Relations, which includes these
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people we mentioned, there's tons of others. Chelsea Clinton,
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for example. Oh, yeah. Cuz she knows they've all turned on
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Biden. What's to make us think that this interview that they
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moved to primetime isn't a setup.
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Adam Curry: I think that is exactly what the point is. I've
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been tracking ABC I have two clips from them. And they are
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starting to open the gap and leaving it wide open to kick the
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old man through
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Unknown: in the first stunning indication that President Biden
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is seriously considering his next step. Sources tell ABC News
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Biden told at least two people his next few public appearances
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are critical to determining whether he can stay in the race.
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They say the President is keeping an open mind about his
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path forward saying he knows he has to perform well on his
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upcoming campaign stops as well as his Friday interview with ABC
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George Stephanopoulos change public perception there
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Adam Curry: this thing Friday, so I have a feeling they're not
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going to wait until Sunday John that they're going to do it
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Friday primetime when everybody's know
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John C Dvorak: what the deal was. This was for his Sunday
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show and they were going to record it on Friday. Which gives
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him the two days to edit it. Yes. And the AI but if they're
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going in the opposite, they're
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Adam Curry: gonna they're gonna tank him. It's obvious they're
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gonna tank him
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Unknown: George Stephanopoulos to change public perception.
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separately. The New York Times first reported that Biden is
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weighing whether to continue his reelection bid a claim the White
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House quickly rejected.
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The President is clear eyed, and he is staying in the race clear
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evidence widely can debate performance last week left his
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campaign scrambling to stave off mounting concerns about his
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mental fitness. Today, Biden speaking to Senate Majority
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Leader Chuck Schumer for the first time since the debate,
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according to a top White House aide, just one day after he
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spoke to House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, he
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has done this outreach. He's having these conversations. It
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is important to him to do so with just
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four months until election day, many Democrats now torn between
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backing the President or rallying behind it you
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candidate, Texas Democratic Representative Lloyd Doggett on
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CNN becoming the first to break ranks,
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I just feel that it's time for him to step aside if we were to
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be able to protect what he allowed us to gain and 2020
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which was a victory for
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democracy. Sources, the
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Vice President Harris cutter vacation short and flew back to
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Washington to attend a lunch with the President. And tonight
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Biden also meeting privately with Democratic governors as
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concerns reach a critical point.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, so this was interesting that the governors
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all went to the White House. I think there were eight or nine
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of them, only three came out
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Unknown: at the one Whitehouse tonight 25 Democratic governors
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25 Biden, three of them emerging including Governor Hogan, with a
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message of support from the group.
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I'm here to tell you today, President Joe Biden is in it to
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win it. The President has always had our best we're gonna have
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his back as well. Well, we
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saw it in there today was a guy who was the guy that all of us
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believed in the first time who could beat Donald Trump and did
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become the Biden administration hastily called the meeting of
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democratic by the
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Adam Curry: way this this was inside the White House and that
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you you hear the band playing, and they do this long shot of
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Biden walking up the aisle. It was so, so sad. They did this
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because you know how we walked, right?
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, he walks he walks with a bad gait. He has a
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bad gait, he has like a gait of someone with Parkinson's.
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Unknown: The Biden administration hastily called
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the meeting of Democratic governors as it struggles
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hastily damage after the president's performance on the
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debate stage last Thursday. Today, he appeared on two radio
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shows and explained his problem was that he had a cold, had
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jetlag and had been overly prepared with statistics. Now
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Adam Curry: listen to this. So he did two very obscure one was
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a network but black red to black radio shows because that's, you
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know, if we can still trick the black people, we're good to go
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failing
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Unknown: to connect with the American people. CNN aired a
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part of one of those interviews tonight and a
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bad night. And the fact of the matter is that, you know, it was
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I screwed up, I made a mistake.
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Adam Curry: Now listen to this, where he's reading the script,
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because no one would would say it this way. But of course, he's
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reading a script. That's
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Unknown: 90 minutes on stage. Look at what I've done in 3.5
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years, you
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Adam Curry: would have said three and a half years, don't
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you think instead of 3.5, you could just see the script there
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on paper? 3.3. That's
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John C Dvorak: a great, that's a great catch. You don't nobody
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says 3.5 when he's talking about three and a half. If you're just
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casually conversing you might write 3.5. Yeah, exactly. Which
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is what was there? If you're reading it, you'd read 3.5. But
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yes,
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Unknown: that's three minutes on stage. Look at what I've done in
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3.5 years.
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Still, Sources tell ABC News The president has privately
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acknowledged the next few days will be critical, telling an
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ally that while he still views himself as the best candidate to
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defeat Donald Trump, he's keeping quote, an open mind
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about the path forward.
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Adam Curry: These people are now being mean, week. Look, we know
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the top of his head was off twice, but you don't have to,
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like, you know, pointed out to everybody that his mind is open
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or
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Unknown: from, though the official line is defiance,
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he is staying in the race. I don't have anything else beyond
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that. He is staying. He's staying in the race.
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John C Dvorak: Where's the word Alliance? This is the official
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line who's using the word defiance?
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Adam Curry: The she didn't say that she
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John C Dvorak: just knows. I'm talking about the media.
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Adam Curry: I know. That's what I'm saying that the official
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line is defiance, and there's no official line that even includes
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the word or even sounds like defiance. Defiance
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John C Dvorak: is one of those negative words a loaded word
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that the media loves to use when they're when they're slanting a
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story. And so different because it means you're you're it means
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you're something's wrong with you. You're defining. I'm just
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defining, oh, you're not making sense. I that's that's, that's a
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great clip. From
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Unknown: his press secretary, though the official line is
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defiance.
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Yes, staying in the race. I don't have anything else beyond
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that. He is staying he's staying in the race.
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It's notable that of the 25 Democratic governors who
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participated in tonight's meeting, only three emerged
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publicly back the president the most mentioned Biden
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replacements Gavin Newsom of California Gretchen Whitmer of
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Michigan, JB Pritzker of Illinois all of them avoided the
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cameras tonight only two of them releasing written statements
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supporting Biden Yeah,
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Adam Curry: it was short sharpening the knives that have
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no
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John C Dvorak: time. I'd like to know what what the Democrats are
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thinking to include Pritzker.
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Adam Curry: No, no, no, no, I'll get to that. But none none of
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these people are ever going to be pressed. No,
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John C Dvorak: I know. I'm understanding that that nobody's
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going to it's gonna either be Harris or nobody
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Adam Curry: we need Yes, that's my point. We need a horse race.
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We need to get everybody engaged. This is for just for
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television ratings, nothing else. Well,
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John C Dvorak: how is that getting ratings using Pritzker?
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Adam Curry: Because that guy's fun to look at with that big fat
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head. They always do the big close up. They like to end.
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John C Dvorak: Will brother.
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Adam Curry: Oh, yeah, that's right.
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John C Dvorak: What so that's the main thing, Kelly.
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Adam Curry: What's Kelly Pritzker. Anyway, the pressures
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on According to Chris Kristen Welker of NBC Today,
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Unknown: this is just an unprecedented moment with the
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President, frankly, facing more pressure by the Danish
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Democrats, as you say they defended President Biden over
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concerns about his age, but things clearly changed since the
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debate. There's just been In a wave of panic within the party
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based on my conversations, and it is those cracks are starting
20:06
to emerge I just saw gave map out. But the question is, will
20:10
the pressure be enough for the president to step aside? Here's
20:13
what I'm looking for credit. What happens to polling in the
20:16
coming days and weeks do donors start to the President? And do
20:20
more lawmakers start to air their concerns publicly, if a
20:23
top Democrat, for example, starts to come out and call for
20:26
the President to drop out of the running? That's a game changer.
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That's when the floodgates really open?
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Adam Curry: Oh, that will be a game. Let's see what the Biden
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administration Oh, this, this is so good. I mean, pay attention
20:38
to this because you're not gonna hear this kind of stuff. Often
20:41
in your life. Considering the four year cycle, this is really,
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particularly from it, you know, this is a Democrat, you know,
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the media is is Democrat, they are the other all left leaning,
20:55
borderline Marxist. They're all authoritarian. They love just,
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you know, just getting mad at the right and the far right and
21:04
the GOP and the conservatives and the, you know, the fascist
21:08
fascist, yes, they're Nazis. This is this is something to
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behold this is really a beautiful moment. You know, I
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hope we have four more years of this
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Unknown: chasing downs from within his party and new polling
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that shows the president falling further behind former President
21:23
Trump. Today candidate Biden telling his team, no one is
21:28
pushing me out. The President and Vice President held a
21:31
conference call with campaign staff. Officials say he was
21:34
direct saying to AIDS, let me say this as clearly as I
21:38
possibly can, as simply and straightforward as I can. I am
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running I'm run nearly a week after the debate that the White
21:46
House labels a bad night. The President called key
21:49
congressional Democrats officials here acknowledging the
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strain that the last few days have been challenging, with more
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troubling signs and new polling done after the debate. President
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Biden now trailing former President Trump by six points.
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Adam Curry: Have you Let's go on LinkedIn and see if a dream
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Kaboul update or if her resume is out there yet. She's got to
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be she's Hey, Linda Lou.
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Unknown: Oba it would be open for World
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Adam Curry: entertaining offers.
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Unknown: 80% of those surveyed said they consider the president
22:22
too old to run again. The White House says the president is now
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feeling great. After assigning a cold on debate night, the
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President told donors Tuesday evening that he had jetlag to
22:34
the debate was 12 days after his return from Europe. The
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President said that this is not an excuse, but an explanation.
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So of
22:42
Adam Curry: course, they went to the piggy bank turned it upside
22:45
down. Stop.
22:47
John C Dvorak: That's another final piece of wordage Oh, yeah,
22:51
it's not an excuse. It's an explanation. That is dynamite.
22:56
Adam Curry: It's it's quite good. Honey. I did not cheat.
23:00
I'm not making an excuse. I'm just making an explanation. That
23:06
didn't quite come out. Right. No, that
23:07
John C Dvorak: was no good. No, there
23:08
Adam Curry: was no good anyway,
23:09
John C Dvorak: but you could structure it that way. Yeah.
23:12
Adam Curry: So they broke the piggy bank took out the last
23:16
pennies. Let's do one more add everybody we can convince them
23:22
Unknown: to see Trump last night. I mean it sincerely and
23:25
most lies told him the single debate. The great economy
23:30
created he lied about the pandemic he bucks his biggest
23:36
lie. He lied about how he had nothing to do with the
23:40
insurrection in January. Solid our own eyes. We're gonna walk
23:45
down to the
23:46
Capitol, and I'll be there with you.
23:49
And Christoph police attack. The Capitol being ransacked France
23:53
is not a single thing to stop at nothing. I know I'm not a young
23:59
man. I know how to do this job. I know I know how to tell the
24:07
truth. I know like millions of Americans know when you get
24:12
knocked down you get back on Joe Biden to this message your
24:20
Adam Curry: that's really amazing piece of editing that
24:22
ending there. You could just put Hitler in there.
24:27
Unknown: I know how to tell
24:33
you get knocked down you get on Joe Biden approve this message.
24:40
Adam Curry: You know, everything that really could have could
24:43
have been a Hitler Hitler had Yeah. So here's I just want
24:47
everybody to hear a big loser if you want to hear a loser. Now a
24:51
guy who granted is trying to be do the right thing. But he
24:55
didn't read the tea leaves. This is the biggest loser of the
24:59
year. This is the governor of Colorado, some
25:02
Unknown: polls out Governor this week so that 70% of Americans
25:05
that were still concerned about his age and they say people like
25:09
you, Governor polis will say as sharp as ever. There's no
25:12
issues, but they have eyes. They have ears. They see him stumbles
25:17
during a speech. They listen to him mispronounce words from time
25:20
to time. What do you say to that voter? Well, I hear what
25:23
Governor Poulos is saying, but I also can see and hear myself.
25:27
First
25:27
of all, I don't know if many American people know what the
25:30
President was, he was very open about that. He just had a
25:31
stuttering problem since he was a young man. So I mean, if you
25:35
look at him talking during his Senate career decades ago, no.
25:41
Adam Curry: Let's go back to 2014 Biden, let's see if he was
25:44
stuttering. Then
25:45
Unknown: I aspire for one of my grandchildren become wealthy. So
25:48
when they put me in a home, I get a window with a view, you
25:50
know, right now. As I, as I pointed out, it was
25:58
embarrassing. Bernie Sanders net worth is more than mine. I have
26:04
less money than a socialist. I don't know what the hell
26:06
happened. I've been doing this for 44 years. I mean, you think
26:12
I'm kidding. I'm not kidding. Unfortunately.
26:14
Adam Curry: No, he had no stutter problem, though.
26:17
John C Dvorak: The thing is,
26:19
Unknown: he's always had issues around articulation.
26:24
John C Dvorak: No, we just heard on this show over the last 17
26:27
years we have done because it started during our show and he
26:32
started to sound drunk. Yeah. And we even had a theme for it
26:36
because we play a Biden clip when he was vice president in an
26:40
onward called drunk or not drunk specifically for his clips. Yes.
26:46
Adam Curry: Onward part of
26:47
Unknown: his personal narrative that he talks about how we
26:49
overcame speech disability to become a leader speech
26:52
disability is today I also think it isn't it can't really be an
26:56
election issue when the likely nominee on the other side is
27:00
basically just as old and probably in worse health worse.
27:03
So how can this be an election issue when the comparable
27:08
candidate the likely nominee of the Republican Party, not only
27:11
is of the same age but also is obese is not as healthy doesn't
27:15
exercise as much
27:17
Adam Curry: All right, loser Oh, this
27:19
John C Dvorak: guy is never wasn't read in know this. I'm
27:22
Adam Curry: saying he's a loser. He's out. He's not even going to
27:25
be the governor of Colorado for long as there's no way wrong
27:28
script palp. So now we get into the the pivot here that we all
27:33
have heard. We need to start it off with Van Jones on CNN, Van
27:37
Jones, not a dummy. You know, Bezos gave him $100 million to
27:43
give away as he saw fit for his for his nonprofit. So I'm sure
27:48
some of that went to the campaign. But you know, where's
27:50
he going to put the money now? He even drops a little k word in
27:54
here. Like, I
27:55
Unknown: just gotta be honest. I mean, please, everybody comes
27:57
on. Well, that's refreshing. Van be honest, for once. Look, I
28:01
just got to be honest. I mean, everybody comes on the air and
28:03
says all this great stuff. But behind the scenes, it's full
28:06
scale panic. People are passing around legal memos, PDFs, are
28:11
flying back and forth on WhatsApp trying to figure out
28:14
what are the options? How can you replace Biden? How do you
28:18
get them to do it in a way where he feels respected as he should
28:21
be respected? Who should Kamala Harris's vice president be the
28:24
conversation on air and the conversation off? Oh,
28:28
I
28:28
Adam Curry: mean, he just dropped that in like a lead
28:31
balloon. He's like, Yeah, we got PDS flying back and forth on
28:36
WhatsApp. We got legal briefs who should come was vice
28:39
president and be Hello van here
28:41
Unknown: are completely different. And so I same thing
28:44
with you saw with with the Trump situation where people would
28:47
come on here and defend Trump, and then you talk to people and
28:49
then we got a crazy candidate. We don't have a crazy candidate.
28:52
We have a great candidate, we have a beautiful man, we have
28:55
someone who loves this country, we have someone who has given
28:57
his all I mean, it's all to the last drop for this country, but
29:01
he may not be able to get across the finish line and mature party
29:04
has to take that into account and that is what's happening.
29:07
And so look, I understand people want to you know, defend them
29:12
and protect them and give him their space and the dignity to
29:14
make his own choice. But there is a big conversation happening
29:17
right now about how this happens not whether
29:20
Adam Curry: you know it's actually kind of interesting he
29:22
says something in here that it could have been code is not but
29:26
I want to explain it let me see if his
29:27
Unknown: passing around legal memos, PDS with flying back and
29:30
forth on I didn't
29:31
Adam Curry: say ride nevermind. So that's Van Jones. Basically
29:36
say it's going to be comme la we're looking at all the legal
29:38
ramifications, all different angles as a law. Van Jones has
29:42
money so it's a big man on campus. Now if you really want
29:45
to know what's going to happen. We need to go to the source to
29:48
the real one of the people with the real big money which makes
29:53
it not not the biggest but probably the most visible who
29:56
doesn't speak much and he was at the Aspen Ideas festival this is
30:02
the this is the fest out there where all the nerds go and hang
30:06
out. I mean the rich ones are billionaires. Yeah, we're gonna
30:10
change the world with AI and technology. And I'm sure that
30:13
that's where a lot of these PDF files were flying around.
30:16
John C Dvorak: Yeah What was that Pete? Why does he have to
30:19
use PDF?
30:20
Adam Curry: Well that in Swayze say that
30:23
John C Dvorak: why did you say files or flood you know,
30:25
documents or flood
30:27
Adam Curry: doesn't make me say this in in slang on social
30:32
media. Now he didn't say it he said PDFs if you see PDF files
30:38
that is actually code for PDF files, PDF files so you because
30:42
you know you don't want to get to the platform so
30:44
John C Dvorak: you use code what you didn't know that did you? I
30:47
did not you got me on now mo taught
30:49
Adam Curry: me that when PDF files to people say to PDF
30:51
files. So for black Van Jones, he didn't say PDF file. So I
30:57
don't think it was any any coded messages. They're probably
30:59
actually sending legal memos around because listen to this,
31:04
Ari Emanuel, of course brother of ROM but ROM is, you know,
31:09
he's Ambassador somewhere now. But Ari, Ari, I mean, he is a
31:13
big man on campus. Ari controls a lot. He's in charge of
31:20
Hollywood. He's He's, well, yeah, he and Katzenberg are
31:23
really in charge of Hollywood. So they control and there's a
31:27
lot of money attracted to Hollywood, I like to hang out
31:30
with a star. So Ari is going to lay it out. And he's very clear.
31:34
And I think this is the true deconstruction of what it is
31:39
what's going on, and where it's headed. Without a doubt.
31:43
Unknown: We're looking at a man who's saying the other guy's a
31:45
liar. And he's telling us Malarkey, his people are telling
31:48
us Malarkey, but we're in a very bad problem. He is not the
31:52
candidate anymore. I mean, if you all remember this illegal
31:56
issue, now, he was gonna get kicked off the ballot. And in
31:59
Ohio, they elected him the candidate so you no longer can
32:05
remove him in three swing states, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania,
32:10
and Michigan, there's only one Democratic Congress, Michigan,
32:15
they have to vote to remove him. I don't believe the Republican
32:18
Party and in Pennsylvania, and in in Wisconsin, they're gonna
32:22
do that. Okay. And if they do it, then Kamala Harris, you we
32:26
don't have there's, this is legal. So lawyers gonna have to
32:31
look at this and everybody says, we'll get rid of them and
32:33
brokered convention. No. Now maybe the delicate there's some
32:37
question whether the delegates can do something. And I promised
32:41
myself I wasn't gonna swear. So we're in a, this a pickle. You
32:47
know, the lifeblood too. And I have a brother who's a
32:50
politician. He's an ambassador, as it said, The lifeblood to a
32:54
campaign. In politics. The lifeblood is money. And maybe
32:58
the only way this gets with smart lawyers looking at it is
33:02
if the money starts drying up, and I've talked, I mean, I'm
33:04
assuming all of you've gotten a lot of calls, I've gotten a lot
33:06
of calls, we've all sat there it was who was mad, I was gonna say
33:09
what happens now you know, it but if this is, as Biden says,
33:15
the fight for our democracy, and he talks about the soldiers,
33:19
man, he he he gave us a bunch of malarkey. And I'm really pissed.
33:24
Right, we all should be really present.
33:26
And what does this do to Jeffrey Katzenberg, fundraising? Well,
33:29
you know,
33:29
Jeffrey, I mean, you're gonna know in the next couple of
33:31
you're gonna see polling and see that in the next couple of
33:33
weeks, if the money comes in, I talked to a bunch of big donors,
33:37
and they're moving all their money to Congress and the
33:40
Senate. I mean, I cannot believe we're in this situation. Well as
33:45
one of the great disruptors in your career. I mean, do we have
33:49
to sit by and sleep with this legal issue? Yeah, you're
33:52
you're, you're not in. I'm gonna resign, you know, unless the
33:56
lawyers tell you something else. And maybe there's some wiggle
33:59
room. I haven't seen it. And I'm not a lawyer. We're in flux
34:03
city.
34:03
Adam Curry: There you go. So that's clear for everybody. They
34:07
can't get out of it. Kamala is going to be the candidate if and
34:11
when Joe withdraws, drops out drops dead. And I think you and
34:17
I have seen Wow, what a coincidence having that Vogue
34:20
article come out. The day after the debate or two days after the
34:25
debate with that Jill Biden on the cover, they never had
34:29
Melania on the cover, by the way, an actual an actual, an
34:33
actual supermodel. Now I don't have her on the cover. And she's
34:37
talking about y'all, you want to see what powers like powers like
34:40
we can step off a plane and you can whisk around town through
34:43
that red lights is awesome. You know, $10,000 dress now.
34:48
Fantastic, Gil, so they're not going to give up. That doesn't
34:53
seem like it but something will give because there's just too
34:57
much pressure here Wall Street's take.
35:02
Unknown: Do you think people are under estimating Kamala Harris?
35:04
It's almost become.
35:08
Oh, absolutely. Look, you know, three advantages. One should be
35:12
totally underestimated in politics having low expectations
35:15
is one of the greatest advantages you could have.
35:16
Secondly, she gets all the Biden Harris money, which is not able
35:20
to be transferred to any other candidate. So she gets the war
35:23
chest, she'll be very well funded. Third, look at her
35:25
approval rating with Democrats. 84%. She's much more popular
35:29
within the President with young voters. She's very popular with
35:31
black voters, and she'll help drive women turnout by women. I
35:36
think people will totally underestimate the vice
35:38
president. I
35:38
John C Dvorak: put my money on her. Yeah,
35:40
Adam Curry: put my money on her. So of course camo
35:44
John C Dvorak: like worse than a bad novel. This is great that
35:47
Kamala Harris, the blowjob artists from the Bay Area has
35:52
managed to get all the way to the presidency. This is like
35:55
that, that the novel by Jerzy Kaczynski, I think is his last
35:59
name. I can't remember anymore. Being there, which became a
36:03
movie of about Chauncey Gardiner, who was a gardener
36:08
who, who's you? I don't know if you remember that story. But
36:13
this is what this looks like, to me, some woman who was just kind
36:18
of a character, to say the least, and just all of a sudden
36:22
she's president of the United States. Really? I don't think
36:24
so.
36:24
Adam Curry: How does that movie end?
36:27
John C Dvorak: I don't remember how it ends.
36:28
Adam Curry: What is Brunetti doing? Is he is he directing
36:31
this? Is he producing this rod? It's totally possible. He
36:35
John C Dvorak: wishes Yeah.
36:37
Adam Curry: So because Kamala has to step up now. And she's
36:41
got to make sure look, the one thing well, no, she's black.
36:47
She's black. She's the first black, Vice President first
36:50
black female vice president. Of course, she's as black as Barack
36:54
Obama was black when you're talking about black America, his
36:58
brown skin, but She's Jamaican. She's Canadian. And she's an
37:03
Indian. Brahman, Brahman. Oh,
37:06
John C Dvorak: she's a Brahmin. Yeah.
37:08
Adam Curry: So what do you do? We go talk black on the BT
37:11
awards. You get on with your girlfriend, your girlfriend?
37:14
Yeah, you know, with the terace. So
37:17
Unknown: what's on your mind? Oh, madam VP here is I'm worried
37:21
about the election.
37:22
Adam Curry: Have you seen this, this particular clip in this? So
37:26
it's one of those things they roll in on the BT awards, and
37:29
Taraji is in her in her dressing room. And she's on FaceTime with
37:33
Madame VP. And she's all madam VP. I'm so worried and Madam VP
37:39
is in her office with some important looking paper, you
37:42
know, in a pan, one of these folders like she's about to sign
37:46
some important legislation. And she's taking a break here taking
37:49
a break to talk to her, her pal, Taraji. It's Raj is an actress
37:52
women's reproductive
37:53
Unknown: rights on the line. Our Supreme Court is on the line.
37:57
Our basic freedoms are being tested. Madam VP,
38:00
I know you've been traveling cross country. What are you
38:03
hearing? Yeah, girl, I'm out here in the streets. And you got
38:06
girl.
38:07
Adam Curry: I'm out here. I'm out here in the streets. I'm out
38:09
here in the streets, girl. That's right. I'm hearing.
38:12
Unknown: Yeah, girl. I'm out here in these streets. And let
38:14
me tell you, you're right. terace. There is so much at
38:17
stake in this moment. The majority of us believe in
38:21
freedom and equality. But these extremist as they say they're
38:26
not like us as
38:27
Adam Curry: they say they're not like us, John, how you talk now.
38:30
They're not like us. This is hot sauce. That
38:35
John C Dvorak: nasal, condescending nasal. She's got a
38:39
screwy voice. This does not appeal to anybody. It's it's
38:43
insincere. It's super nasally it's actually somebody defined
38:48
it as a Berkeley accent. And it's just annoying when when she
38:55
ran for president against the field. She's one of the first to
39:00
drop out because no Democrats liked her at all. But now all of
39:04
a sudden according to the clip, you just play a couple clips ago
39:08
82% Of all the Democrats love her love her pull these now.
39:13
Adam Curry: Okay, well, we'll get to some analysis in a
39:15
moment. I just want to play the rest of this code switch. This
39:20
isn't I'm doing a show with Moe pretty soon we got if we have
39:23
to, we have to get a show out. Because this, you know to say
39:28
this street talk all of a sudden now she's doing all I can talk.
39:32
I can talk like black America does talk like this. That's
39:36
fine. But you not that lady. But
39:39
Unknown: these extremist as they say they're not like us. They
39:42
don't lie they not there's a full on, on our fundamental
39:46
freedoms, the freedom to vote. Yeah, the freedom to love who
39:50
you love the freedom to be safe from gun violence. The freedom
39:53
for a woman
39:54
Adam Curry: the freedom to be safe from gun violence is just
39:57
the best freedom the founders ever came up with all I declare
40:01
we shall be free from gun violence after we kick the
40:04
British his butt to
40:05
Unknown: make decisions about her own body not having a
40:08
government tell her what to do,
40:10
John C Dvorak: like get a shot. Do you mean like a VAX mandate?
40:13
Yep away PRI Plan B
40:15
Adam Curry: oh wait now they've got the piece here see they've
40:17
got the four Ps you gotta check it out and plan
40:20
Unknown: it not having a government. We go
40:22
John C Dvorak: we got laid out here trying to take away PRI
40:25
plan B plan B Planned Parenthood
40:28
Adam Curry: pistols so we take away pride Plan B. Planned
40:34
Parenthood but they protect them pistols a lot of peas in there.
40:39
If you ask
40:39
Unknown: me a question the wrong bees. They want to turn back the
40:43
clock on our hard fought progress. Now I Know Why the
40:47
Caged Bird Sings. Well, what can we do? We will do what
40:52
we have always done. Well, we're gonna we're gonna cheat fight
40:55
for our freedoms. But here's the thing we cannot fight alone. We
40:59
need to get our families our friends co workers cousins play
41:03
cousins, aunties and uncles. Get all of them in a registered vote
41:06
again,
41:07
Adam Curry: aunties and uncles play cousins and play cousins.
41:11
It's just so so
41:13
John C Dvorak: I can't wait to talk to Mozart pandering it's
41:15
called pandering and it's very identifiable. Anyone who listens
41:20
to stuff like this can recognize it I don't have to be an idiot
41:24
not to
41:25
Adam Curry: I talked to moe for hours on end doing the podcast I
41:27
don't start talking like yo mo like then like that man like I
41:32
don't talk like that now if you want to hear someone who's
41:37
really unhinged I just
41:39
John C Dvorak: I love I love the collected a good color. Yeah,
41:43
thank
41:43
Adam Curry: you. Well, I had help the Jones brothers are in
41:46
there as well. Here's Joy read Joy read on the street now
41:51
because you know she didn't have she seems to be on MSNBC 14
41:54
hours a day but it wasn't enough. No, we've got to do a
41:57
little little we got to do a live
41:59
Unknown: y'all just tell me who the nominee is gonna be. Let me
42:03
know when you guys are finished fighting amongst yourselves. Who
42:06
I got to vote for in November to keep Hitler out the White House.
42:08
That's all I want to know. For to keep Hitler out the White
42:12
House. Y'all do your thing. Play in traffic all you want in front
42:16
of these Republicans acting a fool in front of these people
42:19
instead of privately declaring your stuff but don't text me no
42:22
more. Because I'm not taking the more of the six. Just let me
42:26
know when you guys are finished figuring it out Democrats
42:28
because I know y'all the freakout people go ahead and
42:30
freak out. Have your conversation. And then let me
42:33
know who I gotta vote for to keep Hitler out the White House.
42:36
That's it. I'm done. Oh, and by the way, if it's Biden in a
42:40
coma, I'm a vote for by Finnick coma. I don't even really
42:43
particularly like the guy. Lot his policy don't like he's not
42:47
Donald Trump, right? Yeah, Hitler White House, we keeping
42:50
them out keeping project 2025 out. That's all I care about up
42:53
and down the ballot from the rooter to the tooter school
42:55
board, to White House and everything in between governors,
42:58
members of Congress, I'm just gonna vote all the way down to
43:01
keep these people out. The project. 2025 thing is the whole
43:05
Republican Party at this point. It's not about Biden, it is not
43:08
about him. It's above me now. There's a Best Western next
43:10
door. It is about keeping Donald Trump and his project 2025
43:16
friends out of power. Now,
43:19
Adam Curry: I thought this clip was interesting because that is
43:22
the entire mission of the Democrat party. You will not
43:26
hear anyone say, hey, you know, we've really we've got a weak
43:31
economy. It looks strong, but people are hungry. We have
43:35
problems with inflation, you know, invidious propping up the
43:38
whole stock market. We have two wars going on Israel's about to
43:42
pick a fight with Hezbollah. You know, when does it go to Iraq?
43:46
No, none of that these people don't care about America at all.
43:51
All they care about is rooter to the tooter all they care about
43:54
is not getting Trump in that Trump does not become president.
43:59
That's all they care about. And the new talking point is back to
44:03
that tired old project 2025 which is from the Heritage
44:07
Foundation. We went through it it's not all that crazy. It's
44:11
not like you know we're going to be lynching people.
44:15
John C Dvorak: Let's stop for a second and take and take stock
44:18
reflect on this joy reads she's on tick tock doing these things.
44:22
Yeah, this is ruining her brand.
44:25
Adam Curry: What brand
44:27
John C Dvorak: she has her brand is on CNN or MSNBC never
44:32
remember which of the two was same thing. And she's scripted.
44:36
She's made up to the 10s she's, you know, looks good on that
44:42
show. She's got a good script to read and she's got a pitch
44:46
that's not bad. For that side of the of the argument. She comes
44:52
on here and she's got no makeup on. She's bald as a billiard.
44:57
She's ugly. She's an ugly, ugly well woman and she's lecturing
45:02
you, she's in a condescending manner that they would never
45:06
allow on television. They would. Her producers would call her out
45:10
for that. She's condescending enough on television, but not
45:12
like these tick tock videos. And it's annoying, and I think
45:16
they're gonna I think she's gonna end up losing your job.
45:20
Oh, but his thing I've ever seen anybody do is these videos, I
45:24
will crush you, by the way, way too close to the camera, just
45:28
like holy shit. scare the crap out of kids. It's just terrible,
45:32
terrible.
45:34
Adam Curry: Well, we don't want that to happen, John, because we
45:36
still have four more years to go. We need Joy read for the
45:40
comedic element of the show. But the point being that the talking
45:45
point is we don't want Trump in. And with the evil project 2025
45:54
which is it's just not all that evil. It's like, okay, so
45:58
they're pro life. Ah, okay. Gee, how incredibly evil. It's not
46:03
all that evil is that, you know, it's a plan for America. And,
46:08
you know, we've discussed
46:09
John C Dvorak: I mean, anything, this is just another one of
46:12
those things. It's like, I know, Contract with America. It's just
46:16
a variation of that, which was done by Newt Gingrich back.
46:19
Exactly, exactly. In the olden days. Yeah.
46:21
Adam Curry: But you know, I think because it's project 2025
46:25
It's somehow it's contrasting the 1619 project that hoax,
46:30
which completely rewrote American history. Like we're
46:33
just slave owners, someone posted today it was a retweet on
46:38
podcast index dot social, which I I tried to keep politics out
46:42
of that group actually just blocked the person who, who was
46:45
retweeted and went away from the timeline. It was like you know,
46:48
we declare these truths to be self evident. unalienable,
46:54
inalienable rights. Now, excuse me while I go and Rate My slave
46:58
it's like, what are you people doing? The it's disgusting. It
47:05
really is. It's It pisses me off on people that anyway, there's
47:09
only one thing that could spoil the soil, even though you and I
47:13
and many people who have written us all agree that the evidence
47:18
for Biden's ailment is more Parkinson's than anything
47:23
John C Dvorak: else which I can to back and forth with a number
47:26
of people because he doesn't have the tremors. And I don't
47:29
have incorrect that it's not necessarily tremors you how you
47:33
not all Parkinson's results in tremors. Right but that gait in
47:38
particular as Parkinson's is part and the dementia.
47:42
Adam Curry: So, but the in the uninformed electorate people say
47:49
oh, he's got Alzheimer's. So let's just say that's what
47:54
people believe it doesn't matter if they're correct or not. This
47:57
could be the saving grace. People living with Alzheimer's
48:00
have a new medication option, the FDA approved monoclonal
48:03
antibody designed to slow the early stages of the disease by
48:07
helping remove plaque in the brain. The drug will be sold
48:10
under the name kazoo law, about 7 million Americans 65 years and
48:14
older live with Alzheimer's. Okay, Eli Lilly be free.
48:18
John C Dvorak: I have I have a better version of that.
48:20
Adam Curry: Can I just say Can I just say one thing about this?
48:24
Eli Lilly Hello, you need to talk to the curry Devorah
48:28
consulting group about your name. So the name is terrible.
48:33
It should be called Joe's Empik obviously
48:39
John C Dvorak: for a curry or grade ofour ag joke consultants.
48:44
Now, they let that report is not as good as the anti D one which
48:48
is the Alzheimer's drug because there's a little phrase in there
48:51
that they left in by having the doctor come on and talk about
48:55
it. And that phrase just floored me. On
48:57
Unknown: Tuesday the Food and Drug Administration approved Eli
49:00
Lilly's Alzheimer's medication, the non mob the no BAP the new
49:04
treatment is designed to slow the progression of early stages
49:07
of Alzheimer's disease. Neurologist Richard Isaacson
49:11
says this is good news.
49:13
Good news is drug shows us is that the earlier we're into we
49:16
intervene, the better the patient will do. We can have
49:18
slowing by 35% that buys a lot of time and that's very
49:22
exciting.
49:22
The drug will also be used to treat patients with mild
49:25
cognitive impairment and the mild dementia stage of
49:27
Alzheimer's disease. And June a panel of independent FDA
49:31
advisors agreed do not by nobody was safe and effective. It will
49:36
be sold under the name of Kiss and constant $195 a vial before
49:42
insurance you're
49:43
John C Dvorak: dead, safe and effective
49:45
Adam Curry: and effective. To wrap this segment up, someone
49:51
alerted me to or pointed this little segment out from our
49:55
show. This is from Episode What was it 1446 do when it was this
50:04
this is let me see, I think it's April, April 28 2022. I'm going
50:12
to double down on this we have about five more months until the
50:16
election, a lot can happen a lot can happen in the stock market,
50:19
a lot can happen in the economy, a lot can happen. on the global
50:23
stage with wars, I'm particularly looking at what's
50:26
happening now with Hezbollah, you know, we killed one of their
50:29
top guys, that's never, that's never something people take
50:32
lightly. Let's go back for a second and listen to what my
50:36
prediction was. And I'm gonna make a prediction. It'll be very
50:39
similar to my prediction that I made in 2015. By the time 2024
50:44
rolls around, it is my belief and my sincere belief. Or I
50:50
could say, I do believe that people, even people on the left
50:54
will be begging for Trump. There'll be begging for him to
50:59
come back and fix it. That's my prediction. You write it down.
51:04
John C Dvorak: That's a pretty wild one.
51:07
Adam Curry: I'm doubling down on it. And I
51:09
John C Dvorak: don't see anybody begging him. But yeah, I think
51:11
getting him in there's no doubt about that. Now, I want to make
51:14
a comment. I have to bring in something Mimi brought up about
51:19
Biden, and that is, and she has two points she made one is about
51:24
the dogs is dogs. And tusks. Being kennel owners we know
51:30
about dog behavior. He had two dogs, two German shepherds that
51:34
bit Secret Service guys in there a bite multiple times, multiple
51:37
times, multiple biters. She says that if you're in a household
51:41
where you're protecting somebody because he's sick that Biden kit
51:45
you know, you're overdoing it, it creates an anxiety in the
51:47
room that the dogs sense and they pick up on and they become
51:51
extremely protective. Oh, biting people that just random people
51:57
are supposed to be young, especially
52:00
Adam Curry: people who are close to the President trying to do
52:03
their secret service duty. So
52:05
John C Dvorak: that is an interesting point I liked and
52:08
but the other one, which was Siccar point and it's more of a
52:11
Unknown: and this more women can go on like me me. Yes,
52:15
John C Dvorak: is that we know if we really looked back on a
52:19
Joe Biden, throughout his career was a prick. He would shoot
52:25
people out, he put poke him in the chest, he was in a hole. We
52:29
know this with that poor woman who accused him of sexual
52:33
assault. And as she had to move to Russia, who was on the staff.
52:38
He has to be that according to her, he has to be that way all
52:42
the time. He know that words was probably a mean spirited, a
52:46
whole husband that Jill married and stayed with and put up with
52:52
a lot of crap. It's an she's now on the she has the upper hand
52:57
now. And she can torment and torture him by making him run
53:01
more to leave letting him get humiliated constantly. As nurse,
53:06
she's like a nurse ratchet. And she's just turned into this a
53:12
woman who can now is not the shoes on the other foot. I'm the
53:17
boss now. And and she wants to she loves it. Because it's after
53:22
all these years of probable abuse. And I would guess that
53:26
she can now do the abusing and she
53:29
Adam Curry: knows where all the money is. She's got the keys to
53:32
the houses and the islands and everything.
53:35
John C Dvorak: Yeah, she's an easy street and keep the jet.
53:41
She's definitely the one behind pushing him. You got to run
53:43
again. Joe. Don't let him push it down. He
53:45
Adam Curry: can get a net jets card. No problem. Speaking of
53:49
dogs, the knives are out for Bobby the opp just to make sure
53:53
he doesn't try to slip in Newsweek reporting. There's a
53:57
picture and they show a picture of RFK Jr. Eating a dog. Yeah,
54:02
John C Dvorak: he discussed this on one of the podcasts. He was
54:04
always it was a
54:05
Adam Curry: cabrito it was a goat. Yeah, it was a goat and he
54:09
wasn't actually eating it was just holding up the carcass
54:11
which is you know, that's the South American thing
54:13
John C Dvorak: pretending to bite. It's a common thing and
54:16
that where he was it wasn't in Korea and was
54:21
Adam Curry: but then the second thing they have and this is from
54:22
Vanity Fair, I think is Vanity Fair. Vanity
54:25
John C Dvorak: Vanity Fair did a hit piece on him out of the
54:27
blue. Oh, really? piece was well, well, you want to hear or
54:31
have a clip. I have a clip. Well, let me just finish it was
54:34
orchestrated, obviously way in advance two months. These pieces
54:38
you can't write overnight? No.
54:40
Unknown: A new report from Vanity Fair is leveling a range
54:43
of new allegations about his conduct. The author of that
54:47
article, Joe Hagan joins us now he's a special correspondent for
54:50
Vanity Fair. Joe, good to see you. Thanks so much for being
54:52
here. Tell us about how you know what you are learning about
54:55
this. What you found.
54:57
Well, you know, I began this reporting about two months ago.
55:00
And I started to hear, you know, whispers of this kind of thing
55:04
and reached this woman who had been through a long process of
55:08
trying to decide whether she wanted to come forward, as you
55:10
can imagine, requires a lot of guts to come on the record and,
55:16
and talk about things like this in public against a figure like
55:21
Bobby Kennedy has powerful man from a powerful family. And
55:26
today, as you as you just pointed out, those allegations
55:29
came out she was a babysitter for him and 1999 1998. And he
55:36
made some advances on her unwanted advances on her groped
55:40
her. She says she recorded some of this in her diary that was
55:43
concurrent with the times. Now he's was asked about it point
55:46
blank today. And he said he had no comment on it, and also made
55:49
some other comments that, you know, he's no church boy. And
55:54
what he did in his youth, you know, was he's got skeletons in
55:58
his closet. He said, Well, he was 45 at the time of these
56:01
allegations, which sort of post post youth, as far as I can
56:05
tell, but so he has not said anything about him. He hasn't
56:09
expanded on it. He hasn't rebutted number
56:11
Adam Curry: one, Vanity Fair was kind of like just the lower rent
56:14
Vogue. And they had fashion and you know, some celebrity stuff.
56:20
And just the celebrity stuff. Yeah. And now they're doing hit
56:23
pieces, political hit pieces, shame. Well, that entire
56:26
John C Dvorak: operation, which I think is now owned by
56:29
advanced, includes a Teen Vogue, which is a socialist Oregon.
56:36
Teen Vogue has
56:38
Adam Curry: Vanity Fair and Vogue are owned by the same
56:40
publisher. Yeah,
56:41
John C Dvorak: okay. And Teen Vogue is, for all practical
56:47
purposes, a Marxist operation. And they have articles in there
56:51
trying to encourage teens to think more positively about
56:54
socialism. And I mean, they're, it's just they're just really
56:58
terrible. Yeah.
57:00
Adam Curry: Well, you know, at least the staying with us. She's
57:02
27. And she's she runs in the circles in Brooklyn, New York.
57:08
She knows about our show, of course. And she sent me she
57:12
forwarded me a text message that's going around on the text
57:17
chain. And it's filled with emojis, but I'll just try and
57:21
read the words because every word is an emoji. Face, like you
57:25
just got a ticket, ticket emoji to the Kamala train. The bar car
57:31
is open, the conductor is zand up as Xanax. And we've just hit
57:35
a cow without even slowing down fav heart and send to 10 friends
57:40
where you will fall into a K hole forever. And none of them
57:44
are voting. She says none of her friends are voting. They don't
57:47
care. They have given up. So I think there's nothing it's all
57:51
gone. All gone.
57:55
John C Dvorak: It's okay. Whole.
57:56
Adam Curry: Oh, when you take too much ketamine,
57:59
recreationally. And then you know this.
58:02
John C Dvorak: So that note was laced with drug reference. Yes.
58:07
Adam Curry: Yes. Yeah. Well, that's the general feeling is
58:10
like, we're not we're not we're not playing we're not playing in
58:13
this we don't care calm was gonna be president, whatever.
58:17
We'll just continue our blue collar jobs. That's the message.
58:24
John C Dvorak: Let's sound like they wanted support for Kamala
58:26
to me.
58:27
Adam Curry: Yeah. But they're all laughing about it. They're
58:29
all there. They think it's hilarious. I know that, yes.
58:33
This, the idea is they're all being pander to to support
58:37
Kamala Harris. And they're all like, know
58:42
John C Dvorak: where they're gonna have it. You know, this is
58:43
interesting, because you have two schools of thought of people
58:47
looking at this Biden quitting. And there's a lot of adamant,
58:51
no, he's going to be on the ticket, guys who are being
58:54
pushed out and I think by the Council on Foreign Relations,
58:57
Stooges. And I think and then the other group is that there's
59:03
going to be replacing it and there's some people that take
59:05
that even Gavin Newsom giggity, which is politically incorrect
59:08
is not going to happen. You can't move a black, no, whatever
59:13
you want to call her advertising out and put some white, slick,
59:19
slick guy in instead of her. I mean, you could almost just swap
59:24
out the heads and leave Campbell as vice president, but that
59:27
that's not gonna fly off the handle is not going to put up
59:29
with
59:29
Adam Curry: the only strategy that is left assuming that
59:33
Kamala becomes the president and then runs for reelection as
59:38
president is to make her as viable as possible through
59:44
Hollywood and, you know, smoke and mirrors and then cheat their
59:50
ass off and then say, well, we always knew she could do it, you
59:54
know, that. I think that's that's
59:56
John C Dvorak: got to be the strategy. There's no other
59:57
strategy than than what you just said. exactly just there is no
1:00:01
other strategy then Tony baloney it up with her and you write us
1:00:06
Hollywood people do some great at some of those ads where you
1:00:10
get this celebrity after celebrity and make her seem
1:00:13
smarter than she is. And then cheat. Yes. And then claim that
1:00:19
Dahlia was all you know, she's she's great. And then she's
1:00:22
another puppet there who I don't know.
1:00:26
Adam Curry: So today is election day in the United Kingdom, which
1:00:29
is a couple of clips which is hilarious seeing as you know,
1:00:33
it's the day we worked their butts.
1:00:37
John C Dvorak: What was the point of during the election the
1:00:38
fourth of all it's
1:00:40
Adam Curry: a snap election. Well, I want to hear I have only
1:00:42
one clip. So I'd like to hear your clips first what you got.
1:00:45
John C Dvorak: And I want to do have a couple of rounded clips.
1:00:49
Round up. Yeah, you kick elections clip up good.
1:00:53
bookmakers
1:00:54
Unknown: say Keir Starmer is a center left opposition Labour
1:00:56
Party is set to win a record majority in today's general
1:01:00
election in the UK,
1:01:01
Britain's Conservative Party all but conceded defeat to labour
1:01:04
yesterday a day before polling stations even opened and warned
1:01:09
that the opposition party was on a course for record breaking
1:01:12
victory.
1:01:13
Facing predictions of the worst results in the party's history.
1:01:17
The Conservatives turned their focus to damage litigation. They
1:01:20
said they needed to hang on to enough seeds to provide an
1:01:23
effective opposition to a Labour Government
1:01:26
John C Dvorak: damage litigation that that was a good term They
1:01:30
already gave up. Yeah, yesterday the Conservatives Tories came
1:01:37
out say well we okay were they conceded before the election
1:01:40
before one vote was cast. So there were that's how bad it
1:01:43
looked? Well,
1:01:44
Adam Curry: there was a very interesting deconstruction on
1:01:47
the Lotus Eaters podcast and I have a minute of that which I
1:01:52
think was it it kind of pulls back an event that happened in
1:01:57
the last couple of months that we didn't really discuss and
1:01:59
kind of didn't know what was going on but I liked the
1:02:01
analysis and
1:02:03
Unknown: when I say if I could add to that which is a little
1:02:05
bit conspiratorial because there's no proper proper
1:02:09
Adam Curry: you know, this is obviously why I liked it is
1:02:11
conspiratorial, okay, blown
1:02:13
Unknown: evidence for it. But it's sort of almost
1:02:15
inexplicable, a lot of people have been saying what it needs
1:02:19
to have it it's like a stroke. It's almost inexplicable why the
1:02:24
why the Tories are being so bad, trying to get themselves
1:02:27
reelected. I remember when Obama came and visited out of the
1:02:30
blue, and we visited Rishi was he then it Yes, hanging around
1:02:34
it stills like and again, there's no proper evidence for
1:02:37
this, but it just feels like he sort of had a message from the
1:02:40
party of Davos from the from the web, if overlords whoever is
1:02:44
saying it's time to call an election and throw it. We want
1:02:48
Star Marine now we see a window of opportunity where Starmer our
1:02:52
other puppet, our backup puppet, can get a massive majority. And
1:02:57
that's better for us now. So pull an election and throw it up
1:03:01
policy stays in power forever now, which is why it's so
1:03:03
imperative to vote reform, frankly. So yeah, we've got to
1:03:07
we've got to make sure that Faraj can get some nights for pm
1:03:09
this time round. Exactly. Make it happen.
1:03:13
Adam Curry: very plausible. Now remember how weird that was that
1:03:17
Obama all suddenly went into 10 Downing Street? Just a couple
1:03:22
months ago.
1:03:24
John C Dvorak: It's an interesting idea. There is some
1:03:26
thought that Faraj was, created this Reform Party to help
1:03:33
destroy the Tories, which he has some hard on about. Well, yeah,
1:03:37
and and so he did, and he's always he keeps trying to become
1:03:42
an MP. He's been trying to do that for I think 17 years. He's
1:03:46
never made it. And whether it gets in this time or now it's
1:03:50
another issue and he'd be funny if he
1:03:52
Adam Curry: was it would be great. It'd be good for the show
1:03:54
he great but for everybody,
1:03:55
John C Dvorak: but he always kind of backs off at the end and
1:03:58
there's some there's a squirrel is a number of scurrilous,
1:04:02
substack columns about him being gay, and, and being blackmailed.
1:04:08
Yeah, you were all over that. Well, I was my contact in
1:04:12
England, Andrew, Alaska is a fellow writer, he's one that
1:04:17
turned me on to this what's going on? Because it turns out
1:04:21
that Brage kind of creates a problem and then all of a sudden
1:04:25
out of the blue just backs off and disappears. And maybe he's
1:04:28
just
1:04:29
Adam Curry: maybe just makes his money by making problems you
1:04:31
need to create a problem and their problem. Like that problem
1:04:36
can be a problem, but
1:04:37
John C Dvorak: this is going to be a laughable situation.
1:04:39
Because labor just to summarize it. depositories ruin the
1:04:46
country. They didn't do anything they did public services are
1:04:49
down the tubes and this last year, which is what our lawsuit
1:04:52
was, I was talking to him on the phone. He thought it was kind of
1:04:55
baffling is that because of Brexit the idea of Brexit was to
1:04:58
keep immigration to out and this last 12 months immigration is
1:05:03
the highest in England ever. You
1:05:06
Adam Curry: know I one of our friends is in place in the UK
1:05:11
and she was texting Tina, you say you know I was on Oxford
1:05:15
Street and it's nothing other than Muslims women in jobs jobs
1:05:29
and and more she said it doesn't look like London at all anymore
1:05:35
and London was kind of a melting pot but now it's just she said
1:05:38
it's it's it's I kisses I would hate to see that happen to any
1:05:41
city anywhere. It's just not London anymore it's the whole
1:05:46
street pictures just completely changed. Now some Amsterdam has
1:05:50
some of that Rotterdam have some of that but not like that. We
1:05:53
got a boots on the ground from our Brahmin in the UK sir abs.
1:05:58
says hi guys want to give you a boots on the ground report the
1:06:01
UK general elections. I'm a brown Hindu guy John, I'm a
1:06:04
Brahmin. He says a silent revolt is occurring. I'm getting
1:06:08
WhatsApp messages after WhatsApp messages from black brown and
1:06:12
white people urging each other to vote for Faraj his Reform
1:06:15
Party. I was not going to vote for anyone at all. But I've been
1:06:18
convinced on voting reform this Thursday. And so as my whole
1:06:22
family, everyone thinks Labour will get the majority we'll wait
1:06:25
and see. He says
1:06:28
John C Dvorak: I saw that note. And then then I after that is
1:06:30
when I talked to our Loski who says he says the Faraj thing was
1:06:34
a psyop. And then I thought back on that note and said, Well,
1:06:37
this was sounds like a psyop note to me to feed our podcast
1:06:42
with the dubious information that for reform parties is going
1:06:45
to get a few so you're saying
1:06:46
Adam Curry: that a night of the no agenda round table is trying
1:06:49
to sigh up us?
1:06:51
John C Dvorak: You think that's impossible?
1:06:53
Adam Curry: I think it's a high insult. Not
1:06:57
John C Dvorak: insulting anybody just saying it just seemed a
1:07:01
little suspicious. At the time. I'm not convinced that this this
1:07:06
whole thing anyway to continue with the analysis of the Tories,
1:07:10
having wrecked the country and allowing the immigrant
1:07:12
immigration to completely take over and then public services to
1:07:15
go down the tubes and the health service to drop dead. The Labour
1:07:20
Party is ran on the on the conditions they say they're not
1:07:24
going to change anything. They're not going to improve
1:07:26
anything so so most analysts if you watch the Deutsche valet and
1:07:31
press 24 when they bring the Brits on, they say that's going
1:07:35
to just get worse.
1:07:37
Adam Curry: boots on the ground from our producer Craig and he
1:07:40
and his son were in London in March he said there was a
1:07:42
specific stop on the tube between Heathrow and downtown
1:07:45
where every sign was both in English and Arabic. It's crazy.
1:07:53
It's crazy. It's crazy. So then we have France where the where
1:07:58
of course the far right the far right the far right move. Oh,
1:08:02
the fascist. Oh no, they're in they want oh no round one.
1:08:06
Tonight's
1:08:06
Unknown: headlines across Europe declaring President McCrone
1:08:10
humiliated by a charismatic 28 year old with an impoverished
1:08:14
childhood and no university degree. Jordan bardell is far
1:08:19
right for a fascist, anti immigration party winning third
1:08:23
light
1:08:23
Adam Curry: that read former fascist, anti immigration party
1:08:28
Unknown: degree. Jordan bardell is far right. Former fascist
1:08:32
anti immigration party winning 33% of the votes. How
1:08:36
Adam Curry: do you how do you how can you be fascist? And then
1:08:38
like, you know, I'm gonna give that up. I don't want to be a
1:08:41
fascist anymore. Let's just be former fascists. This is this is
1:08:45
interesting.
1:08:46
John C Dvorak: When they say fascist, does it mean he was a
1:08:48
member of the Italian Fascist Party? The group that that
1:08:53
formed in the in the late 20s or in the mid 20s. It's just in
1:08:56
Italy with an actual political party. Yes, that was back
1:09:01
Adam Curry: when vaccines actually meant injecting a dead
1:09:04
virus. You know, words change get with it's far
1:09:07
Unknown: right. Former fascist anti immigration party winning
1:09:11
33% of the vote. That's cool. We need a change. This supporter
1:09:16
says it's not the front I knew says this woman reacting to the
1:09:21
results at a polling station in Dijon. Three hours from the
1:09:25
Capitol, we found huge numbers voting battling for the soul of
1:09:30
a deeply divided country. Two people outside of Paris feel
1:09:34
forgotten by the government yet. Emmanuel Macron is a Parisian
1:09:39
into the world. He lives in an ivory tower says this rival
1:09:42
candidate disconnected from reality. Tonight France winning
1:09:47
a major soccer match in Germany, but their superstar Captain his
1:09:51
father in immigrants warning extremists are out the door.
1:09:55
Fans that the European tournament last week telling us
1:09:58
inflation and the Immigration are to blame for this
1:10:01
unprecedented postwar, right wing lurch. I can understand why
1:10:07
people are angry. Do you think people are forgetting their
1:10:10
history? Oh yeah, they should have are kind of spinning it in
1:10:14
a way that suits them. The French far right has been
1:10:18
negative on the European Union and positive towards Putin.
1:10:22
Europe's future rests on the second vote next Sunday.
1:10:26
Adam Curry: I like the right wing lurch as we just lurch to
1:10:29
the right everybody because you know, what
1:10:31
John C Dvorak: is that? What's that got to do with communist
1:10:34
Russia? So I mean, you the fascist, you're a super right
1:10:39
winger, that is you know, a
1:10:40
Adam Curry: fascist Russia is Russia is not communist anymore.
1:10:42
It's
1:10:43
John C Dvorak: like, oh, no, it's fascist is some somehow
1:10:45
turned fascist? That's interesting. Now
1:10:48
Adam Curry: to the actual program work, I
1:10:50
John C Dvorak: wonder. Yeah,
1:10:51
Adam Curry: this is no, the news is dead. People just need to
1:10:55
listen to podcasts because the news is not serving you. It's no
1:10:59
good. So now let's look at what these guys are actually doing
1:11:03
when it comes to the coveted climate change. Oh, no.
1:11:07
Unknown: Well, the party's manifesto does not mention
1:11:09
climate change or net zero targets. It does mention the
1:11:13
environment but through the angle of environmental norms,
1:11:16
which they are you penalize environment, economic growth,
1:11:20
and you find the same language of war, so called punitive norms
1:11:25
that they have used in the past and the National rally, they
1:11:29
pledged and I quote to defend the quality of life of French
1:11:33
people by rejecting all punitive ecology. Now, those what you see
1:11:38
there on the screen are some key energy related proposals that
1:11:42
the National rally has put forward. Some of them
1:11:45
environmentalists fear could weaken Frances climate
1:11:49
ambitions, at least two of them the first one being to lower VAT
1:11:53
on all energy products from 20% to 5.5%. So that includes fuel
1:11:59
energy, electricity, gas and heating oil, which in a way
1:12:03
could be used to as a tool to promote fossil fuels. They also
1:12:08
plan to invest in hydrogen, geothermal energy and also
1:12:12
nuclear reactors. Now, when it comes to hydrogen and
1:12:14
geothermal, those are two things are are currently in
1:12:18
development. But there is, I mean, nothing shows they could
1:12:22
be deployed on a large scale in France at the moment, and
1:12:26
nuclear reactors, before they actually built nuclear reactors
1:12:30
is going to take years before we have them. And they also more
1:12:34
More importantly, they also plan to end subsidies for wind power
1:12:39
projects, and even Council projects. Bearing in mind that
1:12:43
solar and wind power, they make up 15% of France's a power
1:12:48
generation and they also help avoid 22 million tons of carbon
1:12:52
dioxide every single year. These
1:12:54
Adam Curry: guys are on the right track, shut down the
1:12:57
stupid windmills and the solar and get some nuke in there and
1:13:00
pander a little bit to the hydrogen crowd, whatever. And
1:13:04
lower the taxes 22% to 5%. Yeah, that will make France prosper.
1:13:10
It's obvious. Now the world is upside down. Everyone's gone
1:13:15
crazy. Crazy.
1:13:18
John C Dvorak: It's nuts noticeably. Have a couple of
1:13:21
tick tock Well, clips I want to get out of here.
1:13:26
Adam Curry: Oh good. I'm so happy. We just
1:13:28
John C Dvorak: had our pride event in San Francisco, which
1:13:30
became very scandalous. Oh
1:13:31
Adam Curry: man, the world round. They were showing
1:13:33
pictures like people took their children to see this.
1:13:38
John C Dvorak: So let's play this is a tick tock or bitching.
1:13:41
And this is a tick talking about SF Brian she's I believe she's a
1:13:46
reporter or somebody that covers the event and here she is. She's
1:13:50
not happy.
1:13:51
Adam Curry: Is this the pride or the pride rant?
1:13:55
John C Dvorak: I think so about the same. Oh, okay. Go with
1:13:58
pride rant. I don't know why the oh, that's Oh, that's Oh, that's
1:14:01
interesting. Okay, yeah, pride rant.
1:14:03
Unknown: Okay, I feel physically ill after spending the day at
1:14:06
San Francisco pride. Now I've been to quite a few pride
1:14:09
events. But this one was by far the most disturbing and it was
1:14:14
because they were nudist there that were fully erect in front
1:14:16
of children standing in a way to make sure that everybody saw
1:14:20
their their fully exposed penises. There were adults
1:14:24
grabbing other people's genitals and other adults masturbating.
1:14:29
There was a fetish zone in which people were peeing on each
1:14:32
other. I'm just, I'm shocked and horrified after experiencing
1:14:39
this. And keep in mind that this is an all ages event. There were
1:14:43
children present. The fetish zone was an 18 plus area, but
1:14:47
there were no ID being checked. And again, there were adults,
1:14:51
essentially having sex in public. I am shocked I've never
1:14:57
experienced such a vote. For display of promiscuity I mean I
1:15:03
don't even know what to say in terms of this. I'm shocked and
1:15:08
horrified and I don't think I'm ever going to cover pride ever
1:15:13
again after after what I witnessed today it was the worst
1:15:17
of the worst was bad.
1:15:19
Adam Curry: I agree it's it was shameful that what I saw was
1:15:22
just like what are you? I thought some of it was maybe
1:15:26
kind of amplified by some No,
1:15:28
John C Dvorak: it was pretty. It was covered locally, and
1:15:31
everyone's kind of like didn't know what to make of it.
1:15:35
Adam Curry: But they're all too afraid to go stand up and say
1:15:37
hey, stop this idiocy aren't they? Everyone's afraid of being
1:15:41
canceled they have their
1:15:44
John C Dvorak: the cops are walking by their wish I don't
1:15:46
have this clip. But I'll tell you what happened as woman two
1:15:49
lesbian police officers are walking down the thing is this
1:15:53
is this legal? And this well, you know, under shirt it's all
1:15:56
depends on the circumstance. And they were making all these
1:15:59
excuses for these guys walking around that hard on in front of
1:16:03
a bunch of kids and then and did the little just one little zone
1:16:08
of fetish zone they called it where they just again have in
1:16:12
this rubberized swimming pools, you know the little? Yeah,
1:16:18
you're in there. That guy's on his on his stomach or on his
1:16:21
back. And there's a bunch of guys peeing, wait a minute,
1:16:23
Adam Curry: wait a minute, that's a clear violation, you're
1:16:25
not supposed to urinate in the pool. Clear violation. And so
1:16:30
there was some more Francisco is what it is. Saddam was a morose
1:16:35
John C Dvorak: and in the end, like somebody pointed out, you
1:16:39
know, the gay community has gone all the way to push and push gay
1:16:42
marriage and all the rest of it, and always had this friends
1:16:45
today. Just gonna want more.
1:16:46
Unknown: That's, that's not the gay community.
1:16:49
John C Dvorak: That is no it's not. It's a fetish weirdo
1:16:52
community that that, unfortunately, is not being held
1:16:55
to check and held to account to account. That's exactly right.
1:17:00
And the police aren't doing it. It's almost like they're doing
1:17:02
it on purpose. And allowing it on purpose and the police are
1:17:06
turning a blind eye to it, the whole thing seems like a setup
1:17:10
Adam Curry: unit over there, you should you should lead that.
1:17:14
John C Dvorak: I don't care. It's good for the show. And so
1:17:19
it's like a setup to make sure that Trump gets elected. I'm
1:17:24
just, there's something fishy about the whole thing.
1:17:27
Adam Curry: And he makes a twist. Okay. All right. Go.
1:17:31
We're a broken country. Mr. President, come save us. It's, I
1:17:37
mean, I'm actually kind of speechless about what they were
1:17:40
doing. I come from Amsterdam. No way. No way. This is insane. In
1:17:48
front of children. And
1:17:50
John C Dvorak: of course, this is the San Francisco government
1:17:52
that allowed this but I think they just naively allowed it.
1:17:56
Standing to Mecca. And I say this
1:17:57
Adam Curry: once every couple of months get out.
1:18:00
John C Dvorak: Why not? Dare I mean, dude, East Bay, I'm not
1:18:02
anywhere near there. They didn't have a grading rate here. It's
1:18:05
spreading. It's not spreads. It's not spreading to
1:18:11
Adam Curry: New York Times readers across the street.
1:18:13
They're gonna start walking around New York Times readers
1:18:15
John C Dvorak: all over. That's what I'm saying. And the thing
1:18:18
is, is you can map them because you could because they have the
1:18:22
New York Times is always wrapped in a blue class. Last thing,
1:18:27
yeah. So if you drive down the street delivery, you can see you
1:18:32
can see all the all their stages that read The New York Times
1:18:35
almost exclusively already read the local paper, they just read
1:18:38
the New York Times.
1:18:40
Adam Curry: So sad. You do want open borders and you want to do
1:18:43
more tick tock clips. Yeah, I
1:18:44
John C Dvorak: got some good. Yeah. These are not about the
1:18:48
gay thing. But
1:18:51
Unknown: tock, tick tock.
1:18:56
John C Dvorak: Yeah, let's get these out of the way. Yeah. This
1:18:58
is a racist one. I didn't know any of this. But for race. Did
1:19:02
you know that good when you say good morning, that's racist.
1:19:05
Yeah.
1:19:05
Adam Curry: Because I've seen this one. The
1:19:07
Unknown: reason why I don't use a term that morning. Did you
1:19:10
know back in slavery days after the Masters had beaten us, taken
1:19:15
our children, writes us, hung us burned us, and then left us in a
1:19:21
dark shed overnight. They would literally open up the door, and
1:19:27
they would greet us by saying Did you have a good morning?
1:19:32
Meaning? Did you cry all night over the things that we've done
1:19:38
to your loved ones? So this is the reason why I took Good
1:19:44
morning out of my vocabulary, because truly if you think about
1:19:49
it, there is absolutely nothing good about mourning. I che che
1:19:57
che
1:19:58
Adam Curry: che What is that?
1:20:01
John C Dvorak: What is it? This is classic Roseanne Roseanna
1:20:04
Danna kind of thing where I questioned the validity of that.
1:20:08
I will I will give you that. I think it could have been a
1:20:11
staged stage. Here's here's one, I'm pretty sure is also semi
1:20:16
staged, but it's not. But it's funny. This is the followers
1:20:20
clip. This was on Dr. Phil ended up on Tik Tok.
1:20:23
Unknown: I mean, I don't talk to my family. They're irrelevant.
1:20:26
They're irrelevant. None of them have followers. If they got
1:20:29
followers or got rich, I'd probably talk to them again.
1:20:32
Did you just say I don't talk to my family because they don't
1:20:35
have followers. If that followers
1:20:37
they'd be here right now.
1:20:38
You joke about your mother.
1:20:40
I mean, my mom has more followers than my sister. It's
1:20:43
your mother. What do you what do you what do you care if she has
1:20:46
followers? If your mother
1:20:49
can anyone tell me like what I would talk to my mom about if
1:20:52
she's not going to be making me relevant?
1:20:55
Yeah, like hi, mom. Nine
1:20:57
have a career and I'm famous. Like, that's what happens when
1:21:00
you get famous. You've cut people off.
1:21:04
Seriously, Everyone's
1:21:06
upset with it. Maybe because you guys aren't relevant either. So
1:21:10
you don't understand.
1:21:13
Adam Curry: Yeah, see this is this is what Dr. Phil does
1:21:15
wrong. Then the whole what was his what's his new media company
1:21:19
up there? They started in Dallas. Something St. God not
1:21:24
JobStreet media. And you know and so he'll do like series
1:21:29
he'll sit down with President Trump will do a serious
1:21:31
interview and then he brings this this dip dip crap on like,
1:21:35
come on. This is insulting and it and it just brings down all
1:21:40
alternative media and he's, he's he's just polluting the waters.
1:21:44
Yeah,
1:21:45
John C Dvorak: no, I'm not gonna argue. The last one here is the
1:21:50
podcast rant. Oh boy can't
1:21:52
Unknown: be the only person who thinks it's insane that we're
1:21:54
already collectively forgetting where the word podcast comes
1:21:56
from. I mean, since the iPod has become obsolete, there's no
1:21:59
reason for people in the future to piece together that the word
1:22:02
came from iPod plus broadcasts. But the even crazier thing about
1:22:05
podcast outliving its conceptual Origins is that the exact same
1:22:08
thing already happened with the word broadcast which used to
1:22:11
refer to an agricultural technique of widely dispersing
1:22:13
seeds on the ground, then that got abstracted as a metaphor for
1:22:16
widely dispersed information to the public. And then about 100
1:22:19
years later, that got turned into the word podcast. And this
1:22:22
keeps getting crazier the more you think about it, because
1:22:24
what's the word pod? The iPod was named in reference to a
1:22:27
scene from the movie 2001 Space Odyssey where the main character
1:22:30
says Open the pod bay doors how and the pod bay doors in
1:22:33
question were named because of their visual similarity to
1:22:36
biological plant pods which are just vessels for carrying seeds.
1:22:40
So somehow podcast traces back to a word for something that
1:22:43
carries seeds and a word for dispersing seeds. All
1:22:47
Adam Curry: right, I'm going to turn off your access to tick
1:22:50
tock you're not you're no longer allowed to watch
1:22:52
John C Dvorak: the clip that specifically for you for your
1:22:55
files, your podcasting files banks, so you can have it in the
1:23:00
collection refer to it if necessary,
1:23:03
Adam Curry: in case I need to remember where the where the
1:23:05
term podcast came from. Yeah, because
1:23:07
John C Dvorak: we're gonna soon forget Yeah.
1:23:12
Adam Curry: Okay, yeah, you put me into and you've you've put me
1:23:17
in irons here I have a brain freeze. Now I don't I can't do
1:23:20
anything after that. There's nowhere to
1:23:22
John C Dvorak: go to guys and do do a quick Gaza thing. Well,
1:23:25
actually,
1:23:27
Adam Curry: I do have Gaza. You have Gaza too. You want to?
1:23:31
Well, let me start with my safe zone clips from Gaza. Here we
1:23:34
Unknown: go. and Israeli airstrike killed 12 Palestinians
1:23:38
in our mercy on Tuesday, despite the fact that it has been
1:23:41
designated as a safe zone by Israel.
1:23:44
These Palestinians have been fleeing from the east and part
1:23:48
of cleanliness in droves continuing overnight, they've
1:23:52
described there's been an intense bombardment around con
1:23:55
unis. Some of the heaviest fighting in that bid second
1:24:00
biggest city in the Gaza Strip. Since Israeli troops withdrew
1:24:03
there. In early April. There's one hospital source that said
1:24:07
shelling killed at least eight people. And people have been
1:24:10
really heading west, some to other parts of cleanliness, and
1:24:14
many more to this area, which the Israeli military has
1:24:17
declared a safe zone along the coast, the ALMA wasI area, it's
1:24:21
about 14 kilometers long, but of course, people are struggling to
1:24:24
find space there. The reason that Hearne units have become so
1:24:28
crowded after it was largely left in ruins following that
1:24:33
monthslong Israeli military offensive there against what the
1:24:36
what the Israeli military said was a stronghold of Hamas
1:24:39
earlier in the war.
1:24:40
Adam Curry: This is starting to bummed me out, man. This is
1:24:44
their stop. And this is just the military industrial complex and
1:24:50
malicious to more let's keep more war going on. Keep it in
1:24:53
the news, BBC. Good job, everybody. I'm sure you have
1:24:57
some clips
1:25:00
John C Dvorak: Well, I have NTD because BBC is terrible NTDs.
1:25:05
Just amateurish, but they got better analysis. This is just an
1:25:09
they brought an analyst on to talk about some of the gods and
1:25:12
stuff. And I think it's at least giving us some insight. Although
1:25:16
I, you know, I don't even believe that last one you
1:25:17
played. I don't even believe any of this. These reports out of
1:25:21
Gaza, we can't trust any of it. On either side. It's all
1:25:25
propaganda.
1:25:27
Unknown: Earlier we spoke with David warms our Middle East
1:25:29
affairs analysts at the Center for Security Policy about where
1:25:32
things currently stand in the Israel Hamas war. David
1:25:36
Warmsley, thank you so much for joining us. Great to have you
1:25:38
back on the show. Now, the IDF says that over 1000 terrorists
1:25:42
have been killed in raw these are ones that they know, this
1:25:46
doesn't include ones that are buried in the rubble. Given that
1:25:49
where do things currently stand in terms of the Israel Hamas
1:25:53
war?
1:25:53
Yeah, good question. I think I think that Israel has
1:25:56
essentially now destroyed the functional military structure of
1:26:03
Hamas. Namely, they can't really operate as significant units
1:26:10
against Israel. But what they can do is the break down into
1:26:13
little squats that suddenly show up, they can do terrorist
1:26:17
attacks, they may still be able to launch missiles, here and
1:26:21
there, very few, but some mostly short range, because they're
1:26:24
smaller, they may have a very, very limited ability to continue
1:26:29
to produce a few missiles here and there. So the Israelis, I
1:26:33
think, have more or less shut down this as a problem from
1:26:36
October 7 levels. What they still face though, is they need
1:26:40
to keep Gaza quite restricted, which means they need to keep
1:26:44
the border area between Egypt and Gaza under their control. So
1:26:49
that noose, because this is an organization and it still has
1:26:54
enough territory, and enough people who would join it, that
1:26:57
it can reconstitute its force very rapidly within a few months
1:27:01
or a year. And the know how is there so the Israelis really
1:27:05
have to constrict what goes in and controls very carefully,
1:27:08
that it can't be used to build weapons, build new tunnels, and
1:27:12
they have to maintain security control over the area, which
1:27:15
means they have to be able to go anywhere in that territory at
1:27:18
any time to arrest somebody to, to take down a tunnel that
1:27:23
starting to be built missile factory that comes so it's now
1:27:27
small insurgency warfare that Israel faces,
1:27:31
Adam Curry: I think the story that's built around it, whether
1:27:34
it's the BBCs version, or NTDs version, it's kind of
1:27:37
irrelevant. The idea is annihilate everything. Egypt may
1:27:41
even want to open the gate, but now that Israel has had nine,
1:27:45
that's under our control, we're not gonna have anybody out.
1:27:48
There just going to flatten it and everybody in it because
1:27:51
there's no way if you have three insurgents, you got more
1:27:53
tunnels, they're gonna light up more, more, more, more stuff.
1:27:56
That's it. It's a never ending situation. It's athletic. It's
1:28:03
really It's sad. It's just like this.
1:28:06
John C Dvorak: You got to pee. This is the Hatfields and the
1:28:09
McCoys. They hate each other as it can Ishmael.
1:28:13
Adam Curry: I mean, it goes back
1:28:14
John C Dvorak: a long way and keeps going back. It's been
1:28:16
around since I was a kid. I remember this. Yes. Isaac goes
1:28:19
by old days. Yes. When I was a kid during Ishmael zero. Yeah,
1:28:26
it's yeah, it's so it's almost ludicrous to cover it. But let's
1:28:29
play part two of these.
1:28:30
Unknown: On that note, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin
1:28:33
Netanyahu has indicated privately that he could accept
1:28:37
involvement by the Palestinian Authority in a postwar Gaza.
1:28:41
Now, this is according to a report. Given that what are the
1:28:45
likely next steps for Israel here?
1:28:48
I think it'd be very difficult for them to really accept a
1:28:51
Palestinian Authority for a couple of reasons. One is they
1:28:53
see the Palestinian Authority becoming increasingly hostile.
1:28:57
The they never really had peace with the Palestinian Authority,
1:29:01
which is mostly now in the West Bank and Gaza and Judea and
1:29:04
Samaria. So the Israelis, I don't think trust that not to
1:29:09
produce another threatening force that arises in Gaza. So I
1:29:13
don't think they can really let them in on that level. The
1:29:16
second thing is I don't think they really want to reward Hamas
1:29:19
for doing this war by essentially creating a new
1:29:22
Palestinian government. But most importantly, I think the
1:29:26
Israelis feel they need to maintain security control over
1:29:29
the territory. So I don't believe that really the
1:29:34
Palestinian authorities in the courts, the Israelis much would
1:29:37
prefer to work with local powers in the area families, clans,
1:29:44
tribes, more traditional structures and create a very
1:29:48
bottom lock governing structure that eventually has more and
1:29:52
more power, but at the beginning is really under their direct
1:29:55
occupation.
1:29:57
Adam Curry: You know, when when the October 7 happened, which of
1:30:00
course is has the moniker October 7 to make it sound like
1:30:04
September 11. They were right. It was a false flag, the
1:30:10
Netanyahu and whoever else was involved the military industrial
1:30:13
complex that the defense industrial base, let it happen.
1:30:17
They knew that something could happen. They knew they were
1:30:20
teaming up. They wanted this. They want you know, Jared
1:30:23
Kushner wants is his condos, his ocean view, villas, the golf
1:30:29
course everything. This was a setup they wanted they want and
1:30:32
they want war in the Middle East. They want war war war they
1:30:36
want that's why AIPAC is funded by the defense contractors that
1:30:40
just want war, more money with war. And now let's go to
1:30:45
Hezbollah, please. Because that's those guys are different
1:30:50
caliber. Then then Hamas
1:30:54
Unknown: tonight, Israel assassinating one of the highest
1:30:56
ranking Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon inching Israel and the
1:30:59
powerful Iranian backed militia. Even closer to an all out war.
1:31:03
Mohammed Nima Nasser was killed in an apparent drone strike in
1:31:06
southern Lebanon and Hezbollah launching over 100 rockets at
1:31:09
Israel. In response. It comes as Hezbollah and Israeli officials
1:31:12
have traded threats of annihilation in recent weeks.
1:31:15
But Israel and US sources telling ABC News both Hezbollah
1:31:18
and Israel have essentially agreed to broad parameters of a
1:31:21
US brokered deal that would stave off a war Volker
1:31:24
agreement, Hizbollah said it cannot sign until there is a
1:31:27
ceasefire in Gaza. But in Gaza, no signs of a truce. Israel is
1:31:32
in its sixth day of a raid in the north, the fighting visible
1:31:35
from nearby Israeli villages. We can hear the small arms fire now
1:31:40
taking place in Sharjah here there is a battle going on in
1:31:43
there in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. The IDF ordering
1:31:46
mass evacuations in the eastern part of HUD units, an estimated
1:31:49
250,000 Gazans impacted women and children seem piled into
1:31:54
carts, many sleeping in the streets and law breaking down
1:31:59
from the fear and uncertainty saying I don't think it will
1:32:03
remain safe. We have been displaced multiple times with
1:32:06
the ceasefire talks are creaking ahead. One of the main sticking
1:32:09
points as we understand it is that Hamas wants a full
1:32:12
withdrawal of Israeli troops. But Israeli official telling me
1:32:15
today that they intend to hold parts of the Gaza Strip for
1:32:18
months.
1:32:20
Adam Curry: Just keep it going was good. Send more stuff over
1:32:23
there.
1:32:24
John C Dvorak: Here's the NTD version of the Hezbollah report.
1:32:29
Unknown: In Lebanon, an Israeli strike killed a senior Hezbollah
1:32:32
commander on Wednesday morning. Israel's defense minister says
1:32:36
this about the escalating tensions in Lebanon, Hezbollah,
1:32:40
we are striking Hezbollah very hard every day, and we will also
1:32:44
reach a state of full readiness. We prefer an arrangement but if
1:32:47
reality forces us we will know how to fight and
1:32:51
in the West Bank for Gazans have been laid to rest after they
1:32:54
were killed in an Israeli strike on Tuesday. The Israeli army
1:32:58
says the strike hit terrorists hiding in the area. Also in the
1:33:02
West Bank, a settlement tracking group on Wednesday said that
1:33:05
Israel approved the largest seizure of land in over three
1:33:09
decades, almost five square miles that's bigger than 2000
1:33:12
football fields combined.
1:33:14
Adam Curry: So once we have once we have Lebanon, which is of
1:33:19
course Hezbollah, then we only have a couple more on the west
1:33:22
Clarke seven. Sudan was always on the list. And there's news
1:33:27
from Sudan. Here's my Africa clip.
1:33:30
Unknown: Now to the continuing conflict in Sudan. The UN says
1:33:34
humanitarian agencies there have faced looting on an industrial
1:33:38
scale since the Civil War between the army and the
1:33:40
paramilitary group, the rapid support forces erupted more than
1:33:44
a year ago. The UN also says Starvation is being used as a
1:33:48
weapon of war in Sudan. It's been warning of an imminent
1:33:52
famine, with 25 million people urgently needing humanitarian
1:33:57
assistance. A senior UN official told the BBC that hundreds of
1:34:01
millions of dollars worth of aid had been lost
1:34:04
Adam Curry: person same script as Gaza, whatever happened to
1:34:08
them dying of hunger in Gaza that left the scene. Remember
1:34:13
that? Damnit, their famine? Yeah, they were starving to
1:34:16
death. That's gone. And then Iran. We don't really know much
1:34:20
about the new the new puppy really
1:34:22
John C Dvorak: right curiously, that is gone. But also as the
1:34:25
peers gone. That thing's totally gone. And appear was to keep the
1:34:30
famine from happening supposedly,
1:34:32
Adam Curry: before famines over it's all it's all good.
1:34:35
John C Dvorak: How does that work?
1:34:36
Adam Curry: So Iran? We got a new puppet incoming and there's
1:34:40
a run off so we'll see. We don't know much about the about the
1:34:44
new guy. We'll find out. This is Reuters telling me they're not
1:34:50
using AI voices in this short clip
1:34:52
Unknown: to Iran, where after an election campaign dominated by
1:34:56
hardliners moderate presidential hopeful sued possession has made
1:35:02
it into a runoff. The 69 year old was up against candidates
1:35:06
who more closely reflects the fiercely anti Western stance of
1:35:10
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali homenaje. Possession Qian
1:35:15
narrowly be hardliner Saeed Jalili for first place, and they
1:35:20
now go to a runoff this Friday. I think
1:35:23
Adam Curry: that's AI.
1:35:25
John C Dvorak: Well, the pronunciation of Hamid
1:35:29
Adam Curry: was good was good. It was awfully good
1:35:31
John C Dvorak: for AI flagging monotone style, that sounds very
1:35:36
much like AI, she should probably find some other work.
1:35:39
Then
1:35:39
Adam Curry: we have the final Theater, which is Ukraine, of
1:35:43
course that continues. Dead bodies everywhere, which we
1:35:49
never see. Don't show that on the news. Can't do that. Putin
1:35:54
made a statement about the possibility of a Trump becoming
1:35:58
president again. You know, the
1:36:00
Unknown: fact that got Mr. Trump as a presidential candidate,
1:36:05
says that he is ready and wants to stop. So you're in Ukraine,
1:36:08
we take that very seriously. No, I haven't seen his ideas on how
1:36:15
exactly he's going to do that. And that is the strong key
1:36:18
questions. But I have no doubt that he says that sincerely. And
1:36:22
we support that. Yeah, Putin is open.
1:36:27
John C Dvorak: He's open that was read by the mainstream media
1:36:30
as Putin endorses Trump.
1:36:34
Adam Curry: Really? No, no, I didn't get that one.
1:36:37
John C Dvorak: Yeah, somehow now that that means Putin is
1:36:40
endorsing trump the Russians those damn Russia makes
1:36:42
Adam Curry: nothing but sense. And with that happy news, I'd
1:36:46
like to thank you for your courage say in the morning to
1:36:48
you the man who put the sea and Biden in a coma say hello to my
1:36:51
friend on the other end D one the only Mr. Johnson There we
1:36:59
go.
1:37:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah, in the morning, you Mr. Adam curry.
1:37:02
Also in the morning all ships and sea boots on the ground,
1:37:05
feet in the air, in the water and all the days and nights out
1:37:08
there in
1:37:09
Adam Curry: the morning to the trolls and the troll. Yeah, it's
1:37:16
not surprising that we're a little bit lower. It is, of
1:37:18
course, Fourth of July weekend. Happy birthday, America. Still,
1:37:22
unbelievably, we have 1655, trolls and the troll room. I
1:37:28
see. Well, we have we have on the last reasonable for
1:37:31
Thursday. Last Thursday, we had 1657. So we're only two down.
1:37:36
Wow. That's pretty good. Think about it. I'm glad. I'm glad to
1:37:41
see y'all here celebrating with us trolls. Thank you. And thank
1:37:44
you to Darren O'Neill for doing the doing the pre stream that
1:37:48
was quite nice that he got everybody ready for the big
1:37:52
show. This is our value for value proposition. Now you can
1:38:00
listen to it like the trolls are doing and contribute by trolling
1:38:04
along and they are usually quite helpful. They help us out with
1:38:09
real time fact checking, which is usually ignored. But you
1:38:12
know, one line is all kinds of good stuff comes through, you
1:38:15
can join them at troll room.io, which is our brand new
1:38:18
interface. There's no agenda stream, which is on 24 hours a
1:38:21
day. Or you can use a modern podcast app, but you can find it
1:38:24
podcast apps.com Go and pick one up like podcast guru. I've been
1:38:28
using that as my daily driver for a while I really like it.
1:38:31
And you'll get note. So somebody sent me screenshots and they
1:38:36
have like the Apple podcast app, and then somebody whose pod
1:38:40
verse or fountain or podcast guru. And you'll see that the
1:38:45
the modern podcast apps notify you within 90 seconds of us
1:38:48
publishing it between 15 minutes and two to three hours before
1:38:53
any of those legacy apps actually notify you. And they
1:38:59
could they could join in by the way. They're just too arrogant.
1:39:02
Like we're apple. We can't be a part of your system. You
1:39:06
John C Dvorak: know, it's not invented here. syndrome NIMBY.
1:39:09
Adam Curry: Exactly.
1:39:10
John C Dvorak: No, that's not in my backyard. Yeah, well, same
1:39:13
thing. It's not in their backyard. Yeah, well, we
1:39:15
Adam Curry: are in their backyard. We're breathing down
1:39:17
their neck podcast apps.com. We also know the New York Times is
1:39:24
now a new strategy for their podcast new strategy. We're
1:39:28
going to keep the ads but we're now also going to put it behind
1:39:32
a paywall you're
1:39:32
John C Dvorak: gonna drop the podcast
1:39:34
Adam Curry: it's just gonna be ads No, they've they're now
1:39:39
putting cereal and check it out the daily the daily as their
1:39:42
daily news podcast Esther be hit. They're gonna put it behind
1:39:45
the paywall. Oh, that's dumb. Yes, it's the stupid they don't
1:39:51
realize they don't get it. They're just like Howard Stern
1:39:55
and I would say to agree Joe Rogan when he went behind the
1:39:59
Spotify paywall If you do lose some relevance, Howard Stern
1:40:03
really lost relevance all together. I think Joe was, you
1:40:06
know, as good and
1:40:07
John C Dvorak: lose money.
1:40:08
Adam Curry: But you know, okay, fine. But that just leaves us
1:40:12
out here to entertain the plebs. Which is fine by me, we just
1:40:17
pick up more because you can't have 20 subscriptions to all
1:40:22
your favorite podcasts that just not going to work. The expensive
1:40:26
people can't even buy fireworks this year, to just light off
1:40:29
willy nilly. So they're not going to do that. I think it's I
1:40:33
think it's a fundamental mistake, they should use that as
1:40:35
a loss leader to draw people in and give them special deals on
1:40:40
Wordle. Now, it's not like people subscribe for the news.
1:40:43
John C Dvorak: You're dead, right? If you are producing it,
1:40:46
which you're not no, that's exactly what you'd do. You would
1:40:50
you would have it as it's not even a loss leader. You can run
1:40:54
ads in it. They do. They can make money. Kinda they have an
1:40:58
advertising department that sells ads at the newspaper. You
1:41:02
can bundle it with the podcast ad. Yeah, so this so that
1:41:05
wouldn't even be a loss leader. Yeah, so the idea of putting it
1:41:09
behind a paywall is idiotic. What's the point?
1:41:12
Adam Curry: And they're gonna keep running the ads behind the
1:41:14
paywall? Can you believe so? There
1:41:16
John C Dvorak: you go. So, so now you're gonna get less
1:41:18
listenership? So the ads are less effective and the
1:41:21
advertisers are going to say what you don't know I'm not know
1:41:24
Adam Curry: and think about the meetings they're going to have
1:41:28
to have with the advertisers. Will
1:41:30
Unknown: you're not quite getting the reach you used to
1:41:32
when you were bow before when behind the paywall.
1:41:34
Adam Curry: Yeah, but these are qualified New York Times
1:41:36
listeners, or the ones that urinate on each other in San
1:41:39
Francisco in the pool. Yeah, they're buyers. They got money.
1:41:43
They got lots of money. They got money to piss away, I tell you,
1:41:48
Oh, yeah, no, I did it. I did it. Instead, we we hate
1:41:54
meetings. We don't meet with each other. This is new. There
1:42:01
was a big article about value for value, which is quite nice.
1:42:04
Yeah, where's this? It was when I see. It was nice. As one thing
1:42:12
I didn't like about this article. Let me see if I can
1:42:14
find it real quick for you. Who wrote this thing?
1:42:19
John C Dvorak: Did they call you and get some bad get a comment?
1:42:21
No.
1:42:23
Adam Curry: No, they called other people course. Call me
1:42:26
descript? Well, descript as it is actually. It's a very
1:42:32
successful editing program. And descript they use AI, you know?
1:42:39
And they had this whole article, what is value for value? Podcast
1:42:43
monetization? And should you do it? And so you know, the who
1:42:52
wrote this article, this was written by Courtney Kocak. She's
1:42:56
pretty successful, successful podcaster. And it talks about
1:43:00
time, talent and treasure, your value for value as listeners to
1:43:04
reciprocate the value they received from podcast with time,
1:43:07
talent or treasure. Time.
1:43:08
John C Dvorak: They even use our day use our catchphrases, so she
1:43:11
obviously gave us a big plug in that thing didn't she didn't
1:43:14
like in the write up? She
1:43:15
Adam Curry: did. She did. Okay. crediting Adam curry. Um, I
1:43:20
can't that didn't say Jhansi Dvorak podcast, good podcast
1:43:24
things inventors. He
1:43:25
John C Dvorak: has some crush on you with pioneering
1:43:28
Adam Curry: value for value through his show his his show.
1:43:32
John C Dvorak: I'm not even in the picture anymore.
1:43:38
Adam Curry: The show has thrived on direct audience support for
1:43:41
over 15 years. It's almost 17 Without any advertising. So
1:43:46
curry is a big proponent and success story for the audience
1:43:50
support. So what was this woman's name? Courtney, Courtney
1:43:56
Kocak. But Courtney colpack co CACs. Kaos Kocak Co. Ca K. But
1:44:04
here's the part that I didn't like see, I'm going down here.
1:44:15
No, I must have skipped over it. The Origins Yeah, okay. Okay.
1:44:21
But, but Adam curry isn't the sole mastermind behind value for
1:44:27
value. This is obviously where they should have brought in John
1:44:31
C. Dvorak. Nope. Many people believe founding wire editor
1:44:37
Kevin Kelly's seminal blog post 1000 true fans was the catalyst
1:44:44
for value for value. What I'm gonna go look at this blog post.
1:44:49
When was this posted? This blog post was was posted in 2008. So
1:44:55
it was around the same time. Although we were earlier With
1:45:00
our value for you probably lifted it from us I know I think
1:45:07
I didn't like that I didn't like that was like
1:45:10
John C Dvorak: Kelly was Kelly is named Courtney Courtney Coke,
1:45:13
Coca Cola. You'll see, like, let's
1:45:16
Adam Curry: see what she's about. There's a link here.
1:45:18
Courtney Kocak founder and host of podcast. Bestie
1:45:23
John C Dvorak: like, has what?
1:45:27
Adam Curry: Podcast bestie you know, like she's my bestie John,
1:45:31
John C Dvorak: you're my podcast. Bestie Yes.
1:45:34
Adam Curry: Los Angeles based writer podcaster and comedian.
1:45:39
John C Dvorak: So the comedian with a podcast. She does
1:45:42
Adam Curry: do her podcast value for value
1:45:44
John C Dvorak: though. I'll give her that. Really good. Good for
1:45:46
her.
1:45:46
Adam Curry: Yeah, she's she's your John. She's your podcast.
1:45:50
John C Dvorak: Bestie you're underwhelmed a hater.
1:45:58
Adam Curry: You don't actually hate anybody? I
1:46:00
John C Dvorak: do. I hate her. I mean, she's a phony. That's the
1:46:03
right way I see it. Well, I
1:46:05
Adam Curry: think it's despicable. Because if anyone
1:46:08
had spoken to me, I would, of course, said We and our we, we
1:46:13
pioneered created and develop the name, certainly the name.
1:46:19
The idea, the idea also, and we have a whole genesis for it. It
1:46:23
was an accidental discovery, almost like dynamite or
1:46:27
nitroglycerin. And I would have said our podcast, I never I
1:46:31
never would let that dangle out there. That's just rude. Which
1:46:36
also means she probably has never listened. I'm guessing
1:46:39
John C Dvorak: she's never listened to the podcast. And
1:46:41
she's just, I don't know where she got the idea that it's a
1:46:45
solo. She makes it sound like a solo podcast. Yeah, it's not.
1:46:48
Sometimes it is. But just generally, no,
1:46:50
Adam Curry: it's not right. I mean, the only thing that it
1:46:53
would she would have made only worse if she'd added Kara
1:46:55
Swisher into the mix, that would have made it worse. She didn't
1:46:58
do that luckily. So for those of you who have read that article,
1:47:02
have tuned in here, let's show you how it really works. Because
1:47:04
we have actual true value for values, not Patreon. Patreon is
1:47:08
not value provided that's levels and subscriptions. Now we leave
1:47:12
it up to people to send us whatever they think the show was
1:47:14
worth. And however they want to contribute back value. Show me
1:47:19
one other podcast that has its its entire infrastructure, all
1:47:23
its websites managed by the officer didn't put in there. We
1:47:27
don't have listeners. We're not fans, we have fans. Our fans
1:47:31
don't support the show. We have producers who create this with
1:47:34
us together. Give us boots on the ground clips, information
1:47:38
insight. Because everyone is an expert at something. That's what
1:47:42
makes this podcast the best podcast in the universe. And we
1:47:46
also have artists and not not just artists, Dutch masters,
1:47:52
Dutch masters who create art for us for every single episode
1:47:55
1020 30 pieces sometimes for us to choose from and select the
1:47:59
absolute creme de la creme, such as Dame Kenny, Ben's excellent
1:48:04
Biden off the rails train art for Episode 1673, which we
1:48:09
titled mummy in the dummy. You'd love the train picture. You
1:48:12
hated the title. You actually said You owe me one for that.
1:48:18
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I did do that. I didn't like the title.
1:48:21
But I relented. And the train art I did like it was the first
1:48:26
thing I saw on so this is just I saw it actually. During our
1:48:31
previous segment it did was it lingered. She got it in early.
1:48:35
Yeah, she did. And yeah, it does. It says the whole thing.
1:48:40
Train going off the
1:48:41
Adam Curry: rails. It was it was perfect. What else was there?
1:48:44
There was?
1:48:45
John C Dvorak: No, it wasn't anything else really?
1:48:49
Adam Curry: Wow, there really wasn't. It was actually less
1:48:53
than than normal selection.
1:48:55
John C Dvorak: I think the reason? I'll tell you what I
1:48:58
think. I think the artists look at the art before they start,
1:49:02
just submit and they saw that piece.
1:49:04
Adam Curry: Oh, and they went That's it? I'm done. I'm toast.
1:49:07
I can't be there. Not even not even going to try it. Yeah, I
1:49:09
think you're right, that does happen. That does happen.
1:49:11
Definitely. That's
1:49:12
John C Dvorak: what happens when a good piece comes in early. If
1:49:15
she had put the piece in late, we would have had a lot more
1:49:19
art.
1:49:19
Adam Curry: And also I'll say that's not that artists are
1:49:21
wrong. It's not entirely true in this case, ya
1:49:24
John C Dvorak: know, they're all there. I think they're wrong
1:49:26
most of the time. That's why they're artists and not art
1:49:28
directors. And and if you remember during the era and the
1:49:33
heyday of the no agenda, forums, not formed.
1:49:39
Adam Curry: Thought you were gonna say no
1:49:40
John C Dvorak: agenda, no agenda, whatever social that
1:49:43
yes, yeah. Did that website. Yes. In the heyday of that, the
1:49:47
artists had this little clique and they would pre predict what
1:49:50
they thought was going to win and they were continually wrong.
1:49:55
They were all in there saying I think your piece is the best
1:49:57
ever. You're complimented bunch of You know, they're they're
1:50:00
blowing each other and they're talking about their art and they
1:50:03
were always wrong we always pick something generally different.
1:50:07
Adam Curry: Well, we appreciate that they
1:50:09
John C Dvorak: don't have the taste of an artist necessarily.
1:50:14
They're just artists, artists or artists,
1:50:16
Adam Curry: all of them all of them are artists all of them are
1:50:19
appreciated and loved. We we really do love what you do and
1:50:24
and we even love going like ah that's a horrible piece but we
1:50:26
love that person. We say that frequently now. I really love
1:50:30
that person but that artists just not going to fly
1:50:33
John C Dvorak: yet you do that with Darren? Yes,
1:50:36
Adam Curry: all the time. And Darren just wants to hear us
1:50:38
talk about him that's all that's
1:50:39
John C Dvorak: there and put always puts in a reasonable
1:50:42
piece that could be used so always use it
1:50:44
Adam Curry: Yeah. He that is exactly dairies Mr. usable.
1:50:48
If if I had a radio station, you know back in the day when it
1:50:52
mattered, I would have Darren on staff because you can say Darren
1:50:57
it's the someone Someone dropped out of the midnight shift you're
1:51:00
in Darren the morning the morning zoo guy is out Darren
1:51:03
urine, Darren can do it all. He really can is amazing
1:51:09
multitalented
1:51:10
John C Dvorak: I agree he's very is incredibly talented. Yes.
1:51:13
Adam Curry: He's no Dutch Master, though. That kind of
1:51:17
that's what separates all of these. These artists that
1:51:20
usually when go to no agenda, art generator.com. You can see
1:51:23
all of the art, you can even participate. You can create an
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account you can upload you can play along. And if you're using
1:51:30
a modern podcast app, check out the chapters look at what Dred
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Scott does. He uses a lot of different pieces from the Art
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Generator in the chapter. So really, everybody wins. There's
1:51:39
no losers. Part of the value for value model is we want you to
1:51:44
send us treasure. We appreciate whatever the amount is, that is
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1:51:51
simple how it works. No one can look into your pocketbook. So
1:51:54
whatever you're handing out, we just presume it's what you think
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John C Dvorak: a paper came in as a check. Oh,
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Adam Curry: okay. You have a note.
1:53:59
John C Dvorak: Keep up the H's ITM John and Adam. Keep up the
1:54:02
good work. Your analysis is almost always spot on. All
1:54:07
right, you're always there to spin us down after the fear
1:54:11
mongering media spins us up. That's right. Please stop
1:54:15
looking for exit strategies. PS. I 100% underlined. Agree.
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lips up to balloons Yes. knows to leave pets out of the mix.
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I don't know you're insane sir hair he'll White Salmon,
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Adam Curry: Well, thank you very much Dame Kelly, and we'll see
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me the text for the newsletter and never came in. And then I
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time to contribute to the holiday. I guess. It was time to
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contribute to the no agenda cause please accept this
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its independence. That is if you use 1776 as the date thank you
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all. Thank you for all that both that you both do to keep us sane
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in these trying times sir Scott protector of the hobby farm and
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Dame Elizabeth in Gardner, Kansas and they wanted the cat
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kettle calling the pot jingle and I happen to have that one
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here. Hello, kettle, this is the pot calling. There you go.
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John C Dvorak: You got it. You know it should have been I did
1:57:11
this in a couple of newsletters. I think the one from 2017 I
1:57:15
should have done it again. Which is the fourth of July should
1:57:18
have been the second of July.
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Adam Curry: That's correct celebrations. Yes. Erica
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John C Dvorak: Erica. coaching coaching in Marietta, Georgia,
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cool chick maybe coaching this guest who's to 1060 high IQ
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comrades. It's that time of the year where my human resource
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Hogan celebrates his birthday. He'll be eighth on the fourth
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fifth. timezone problems when you're both in China, China,
1:57:48
China, China, China, China. He loves his uncle John and Adam,
1:57:54
and still thinks everything's a scam.
1:57:58
Adam Curry: He's gonna go far in life. No doubt.
1:58:02
John C Dvorak: It's my guess. All right. Good boy.
1:58:05
Adam Curry: Eli, the coffee guy is still in Bensenville
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Illinois. 20704. Another variation of the Fourth of July.
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Thank you. He says to John Adam and all of Gitmo nation. Happy
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Independence Day. Since the Sons of Liberty first threw tea into
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the Boston Harbor. Coffee has been the morning beverage of
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America. As patriotic drink today as it was then you should
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visit gigawatt coffee roasters.com and use code ITM 20
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for 20% off your order. Can I get the Team America jingle stay
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caffeinated Eli, the coffee guy. There's
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Unknown: a need for a rescue mission. When the world is
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threatened. The world needs help calls on America
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Adam Curry: and that's the story classic classic Eli
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John C Dvorak: and that's the story. And here's the last story
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no agenda donations.com.com. Well, this is this kind of
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interesting. Do you remember Do you remember that? I talked to
2:00:30
my my pals about, about that need the testing industrial
2:00:35
complex?
2:00:37
John C Dvorak: Health efficient sufficient are your testing
2:00:38
buddies? Yeah, my
2:00:39
Adam Curry: testing buddies. And do you remember what you
2:00:41
remember? I was like, Okay, well, is it bird flu? Is it bird
2:00:44
flu is this is all going to be bird flu? And they said, No. Do
2:00:49
you remember what they did say?
2:00:53
John C Dvorak: What they did say what they
2:00:54
Adam Curry: did say what they did say is that the CDC was
2:00:58
hyping Dengue fever.
2:01:00
John C Dvorak: No. Yes. Right. And yeah, dengue was was
2:01:03
mentioned. And that's when I came up with my aspirin
2:01:06
anecdote. Yes.
2:01:07
Adam Curry: Don't take aspirin if you have dengue fever. Well,
2:01:09
your anecdote is more relevant than ever. And a new
2:01:13
Unknown: warning from the CDC, there's been a surge of dengue
2:01:16
fever around the world. And that's increasing the risk of it
2:01:19
spreading here in the US. Global cases of the mosquito borne
2:01:23
disease hit record numbers this year, countries in the Americas
2:01:27
are reporting twice as many cases then in all of 2023. And
2:01:32
now health officials in Florida, stop twice
2:01:36
John C Dvorak: as many, twice as many go from one to do is to
2:01:40
Adam Curry: go from four to eight. We don't know but what
2:01:43
did it go
2:01:43
John C Dvorak: from? 1000 to 2000. I mean, twice as many as
2:01:47
meaningless urging
2:01:48
Adam Curry: John didn't you hear the beginning? It's surging,
2:01:51
it's surging. I just love that that this obvious setup was
2:01:58
known to us two weeks ago. Oh, no. The CDC is going to come out
2:02:02
with dengue fever. And thank you, CBS countries
2:02:06
Unknown: in the Americans are reporting twice as many cases
2:02:08
then in all of 2023. And now health officials in Florida are
2:02:12
urging the public to take extra precautions, like wearing bug
2:02:16
spray, and dumping out standing water.
2:02:19
Adam Curry: That's interesting. I'll come back to that in a
2:02:21
moment after we talked to Dr. Celine gounder. Joining me
2:02:24
Unknown: now is the editor at large for public health at kff.
2:02:28
And CBS News Medical contributor, Dr. Celine gounder.
2:02:31
Always great seeing you, doctor. So what do we know about how
2:02:34
Dengue fever is spreading? And what are some of the potential
2:02:38
risks associated with this virus?
2:02:41
Dengue fever spreads by mosquito bites. And part of what we're
2:02:45
seeing now is with climate change with increasing areas of
2:02:48
hot humid, which are friendly to mosquitoes where mosquitoes
2:02:52
breed, we're seeing more transmission of dengue. And so
2:02:55
we've seen a huge outbreak in Latin America over the last
2:02:58
several months. There are pretty United States that are also at
2:03:01
risk a ticular, the Gulf Coast, Florida, Texas, parts of
2:03:06
southern California. What protects us here in the United
2:03:09
States against dengue is people generally live in better homes,
2:03:14
better housing, where you have screened windows, you have air
2:03:17
conditioning, and so you have less exposure to mosquitoes in
2:03:20
your home. But this is not a benign illness. People can
2:03:25
develop very high fevers, headaches, vomiting, shock,
2:03:29
where your blood pressure drops dramatically. And without
2:03:32
treatment, about 15% of people who get Dengue can die. So
2:03:38
Adam Curry: very interesting is blamed on of course, climate
2:03:41
change. We all knew that climate change will be responsible for
2:03:44
the next pandemic, pandemic. But I just want to take us because
2:03:48
they mentioned Florida, the Gulf Coast, Florida, Florida,
2:03:52
Florida, the Gulf Coast, Florida, southern part of Texas,
2:03:55
Florida, huh. My memory does go back at least two years 2022.
2:04:02
Since 2021,
2:04:03
Unknown: UK based biotech company Oxitec has released
2:04:06
millions of genetically modified male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in
2:04:10
the Florida Keys.
2:04:11
Adam Curry: Remember that?
2:04:14
John C Dvorak: Yeah, no one ever Bill Gates project.
2:04:16
Adam Curry: It sure is. No one ever questions that nonsense
2:04:19
they did. I thought that that was supposed to stop mosquitoes
2:04:23
from spreading things like Dengue fever, as well. That was
2:04:27
the
2:04:27
John C Dvorak: idea, wasn't it? Yeah.
2:04:28
Adam Curry: That was the idea. How'd that work out? Bill Gates
2:04:31
has just just subjected the entire Gulf Coast population to
2:04:37
Dengue fever. Don't take aspirin. How do you know when
2:04:41
you have dengue and shouldn't take aspirin? You have to be
2:04:47
tested. Oh, yeah, I love it. We got Testing, testing. Another
2:04:56
thing you should never do, and I'd love to hear your input on
2:04:59
this John, you should never eat the plane on the food, the food
2:05:03
on the plane.
2:05:04
John C Dvorak: You shouldn't eat to play ever needs to play. Can
2:05:07
Unknown: you confirm that none of the pilots ate any of this.
2:05:10
It was not a great start to the holiday for passengers on Delta
2:05:14
flight 136 from Detroit to Amsterdam. They ended up in New
2:05:17
York early this morning after at least a dozen people got sick
2:05:21
from eating chicken apparently contaminated with mold.
2:05:26
Medical personnel should be standing by delta says it
2:05:29
sincerely apologizes for that incident dude
2:05:32
Adam Curry: that could have been made. Could have been me. I
2:05:34
never I never eat chicken on the plane every gentleman like yeah,
2:05:39
12 people got food poisoning and they had to go back that's like,
2:05:42
oh, gotta go back. People are puking all over the place. It's
2:05:45
horrible.
2:05:46
John C Dvorak: That was pretty fast acting.
2:05:49
Adam Curry: Oh, interesting. You don't think it would act it
2:05:51
would happen that fast? No,
2:05:53
John C Dvorak: it doesn't. You don't fast acting is not caused
2:05:57
by just as well a mold. I don't know. I just very fast acting
2:06:01
food poisoning usually takes a while. I got the only time I
2:06:04
really got sick in the last 2030 years was from a flight back
2:06:09
from Mexico City is eaten fine in Mexico. And then on the
2:06:13
flight back. I had some I think spoiled fruit. Oh, no. It was a
2:06:20
mistake. Yeah. Always says you always have to travel advice. It
2:06:24
could be a tip of the day.
2:06:26
Adam Curry: Oh, they say I know I know what it is. And it's a
2:06:28
great tip of the day and I think you should save it. This
2:06:30
John C Dvorak: is a very big today's tip of the day of the
2:06:34
show and it will be a travel travelers
2:06:36
Adam Curry: Tip of the Day. Exactly. Now there was no word
2:06:39
whether this United of this Delta Flight was a Boeing or not
2:06:42
doesn't matter. We got plenty of Boeing problems.
2:06:44
Unknown: Okay, news to tell you about the Federal Aviation
2:06:45
Administration investigating after United Airlines Flight
2:06:48
returned to O'Hare shortly after takeoff today. United flight 343
2:06:52
had been heading for San Francisco, but the Boeing 737
2:06:56
started experiencing issues with cabin pressure. Nobody got hurt.
2:07:00
The plane landed safely back at O'Hare around noon. Of course,
2:07:03
no
2:07:03
Adam Curry: actual news that the mask drop was a depressurization
2:07:07
events, you know when they don't want to tell us anything. But
2:07:10
that doesn't really matter, because the best Boeing news has
2:07:13
got to be the astronauts in space. Have you been? Have you
2:07:17
been?
2:07:18
John C Dvorak: You? Right? This is? Yeah, I'm actually remiss
2:07:22
for not having a clip of it. You know what's gonna well? Alright,
2:07:28
good. So
2:07:29
Unknown: the Starliner deed is a capsule that can dock with the
2:07:32
International Space Station and set to become a sort of space
2:07:35
taxi, if you will to bring astronauts up there into the
2:07:38
ISS. Now, back in 2014, NASA actually ordered two of those
2:07:42
vehicles, both to Boeing and SpaceX. And the idea was to be
2:07:46
able to really alternate flights between both companies now
2:07:49
SpaceX, as usual, delivered very quickly with the Crew Dragon.
2:07:52
It's been operational for four years now. But Boeing's program
2:07:56
fell behind in a big way. And finally, on June 5, indeed, the
2:07:59
Starliner was able to take off from Florida. The goal of this
2:08:03
first mission was really to demonstrate that this vehicle
2:08:05
created by Boeing was safe and was capable of bringing the
2:08:08
astronauts up there on board, you have two astronauts Butch
2:08:11
Wilmore and Serena Williams. The test was indeed supposed to last
2:08:16
about a week. And it has been extended due to a slow helium
2:08:21
leak in the spacecraft propulsion system. Now, NASA and
2:08:24
Boeing actually knew about this leak before takeoff. But for
2:08:27
some reason, I don't know how but they initially believed it
2:08:29
wouldn't affect the test mission and the astronauts safety.
2:08:33
And we don't know actually, when either of them are going to be
2:08:35
able to come back here to plan this right. It
2:08:37
sounds quite incredible. But since June 6, they've already
2:08:40
changed twice the date of their return to Earth. So at first,
2:08:44
NASA said they could return by the end of but by mid July, but
2:08:49
then later, NASA's program boss, Steve stitch said that he was
2:08:51
verifying that Starliner is batteries could have a little
2:08:55
bit more autonomy, and perhaps three months to talk. And this
2:08:58
is what prompted people to think that, you know, NASA wasn't
2:09:01
rolling out the return by the end of August. And for now, NASA
2:09:04
and Boeing says there is no there's absolutely no issue
2:09:07
here. But during the press conference, many journalists, of
2:09:09
course, were quite skeptical of this. And the reason why is
2:09:12
because they say that, you know, the space division of Boeing is
2:09:15
it can't be completely isolated from the rest of its commercial
2:09:19
activities, and mainly linked to all of the problems it's had
2:09:23
with its airliners, specifically, very recently, the
2:09:26
loss of adore in mid flight. This
2:09:29
Adam Curry: is an epic, epic fail for Boeing.
2:09:34
John C Dvorak: That's really bad. Your thoughts? You're going
2:09:38
to have to apologize and get the Russians to take these guys
2:09:41
home.
2:09:42
Adam Curry: Why not musk? Why can't Musk Musk
2:09:44
John C Dvorak: if musky? Well, for one thing, Musk doesn't have
2:09:46
just spare rockets sitting around that he could just launch
2:09:49
up there. The Russians, I might do mine. But I think must
2:09:54
shouldn't do it. I think he should make him go have the
2:09:57
Russians do it to show the Adi Like dependency that we have on
2:10:01
Russia for the space program.
2:10:04
Adam Curry: Let me ask you this. So you know Boeing is in such
2:10:07
deep water or as my parents used to say Kim che. Here's a quick
2:10:12
clip just just to bring us up to speed.
2:10:17
Unknown: The US Justice Department for this week
2:10:19
criminally charged Boeing with fraud over two fatal crashes,
2:10:24
Kamel Crimmins has more.
2:10:26
So US authorities are asking the plane maker to plead guilty or
2:10:30
take the risk of going to trial. And Boeing has until the end of
2:10:33
this week to decide
2:10:34
this comes at a particularly bad time for Boeing. Right?
2:10:38
Absolutely. The
2:10:39
playmakers already engulfed in crisis over its safety record.
2:10:42
And a guilty plea could affect its ability to enter into
2:10:45
government contracts. And business with the US military
2:10:48
makes up a significant chunk of its revenues.
2:10:51
Adam Curry: So you know, I can't help but think initially, were
2:10:57
like, hey, you know, these guys that haven't paid their
2:11:00
representatives, they haven't put enough money in the kitty,
2:11:03
like how much money you make when you make $33,000,000.30 $3
2:11:05
million? Really, you've only donated 1 million the whole
2:11:08
company, to our campaigns. What if they just take this one step
2:11:14
further? Why wouldn't they take the highly compromised? likely
2:11:18
one of the largest military contractors for the United
2:11:22
States? Elon Musk, give the space stuff to him, which he
2:11:27
already has half of the business if not more, and why not? Let
2:11:31
Elon by spirit Aerosystems have him have him build planes take
2:11:38
it away from Boeing. They seem like they're just going can't
2:11:41
when someone else should be building these planes. And isn't
2:11:47
spirit putting together the bodies and a lot of lot of the
2:11:50
oil was said further okay by Boeing.
2:11:53
John C Dvorak: Give Boeing to Elon Musk has it but that's
2:11:57
Adam Curry: it's, it may be so corrupted, he could just buy the
2:12:00
pieces out of it. What's the stock? Is it is it crap?
2:12:04
John C Dvorak: No, the stock is held up actually interesting.
2:12:07
That means it's not what it should be. But it's held up.
2:12:10
It's not like collapsed.
2:12:13
Adam Curry: But it seems to me that someone else has this this
2:12:16
it's too sick, and no one trusts it. And all these bad stories is
2:12:20
that anything that happens in aviation now is one of two
2:12:23
things Boeing or Dei, both of which might not be but this
2:12:28
might not really be true in every single case. But that's,
2:12:32
you know, that's, that's beside the point. I think we need
2:12:36
something and Elon needs it. He needs it. Now he I think if I
2:12:42
were him, I think differently than you I'd be like, Okay,
2:12:45
first I'm gonna take away all the Boeing space business. I'm
2:12:48
gonna get get my what does that thing called? What's his? What's
2:12:52
his? His his? His is? X No, no, his ISS shuttle rocket. What's
2:12:58
that thing called? Whatever, though, I can't remember who is
2:13:02
also selling the mini Starlink Now have you gotten I've been
2:13:05
getting ads from him for that. The mini Starlink is a is a
2:13:08
Starlink internet satellite that you can put in a backpack take
2:13:12
anywhere.
2:13:14
John C Dvorak: You have to buy it for this. It's pretty
2:13:16
phenomenal technology. And he stumbled onto it. 600 Well,
2:13:19
Adam Curry: it's all military. It's, first
2:13:21
John C Dvorak: of all, the government can not have one
2:13:23
vendor. Now they'll throw someone else in their point of
2:13:26
failure. So they have to have an alternative. And so Boeing is
2:13:29
supposed to be the alternative not Boeing. Who would it be?
2:13:34
Adam Curry: Well, I'm just Well, okay, how about Bezos? Where's
2:13:38
Bezos in the mix? Someone's got to start building planes there's
2:13:45
no no faith no trust in what Boeing is doing anymore. China
2:13:51
definitely has them that's why I started doing it that's why I'm
2:13:55
thinking Musk speaking of China it was kind of this this let me
2:14:03
see if I can find it here
2:14:09
John C Dvorak: Teemu is under attack. No team who in the other
2:14:13
operation they're all on and so is La Express. Yes. And then
2:14:17
Europe, they're under attack in Europe. Because the Europeans
2:14:20
are letting this stuff flow anything under 150 bucks is
2:14:24
flowing into Europe duty free and the Europeans are looking at
2:14:28
this flood of crap that's coming in. And by the way, I recommend
2:14:34
it all the expresses a cool thing but do not buy any
2:14:38
computer related products from them at all ever.
2:14:41
Adam Curry: So there's these reports out there from outfits
2:14:44
like Grizzly reports.com that say and this is this is
2:14:49
basically the TIC tock strategy we believe PDD is a dying
2:14:53
fraudulent company its shopping app Teemu was cleverly hit is
2:14:57
cleverly hidden spyware that poses an urgent secure already
2:15:00
threat to us national interests. Anything that China does that
2:15:04
beats us it Hello, Amazon. They just say, national security risk
2:15:09
33. Yeah, it's spying on you. All these apps are spying on
2:15:13
you. You can't get it into the Apple App Store if they try
2:15:16
John C Dvorak: to get more spying than Google does. Yeah,
2:15:19
right. or Microsoft, for that matter.
2:15:22
Adam Curry: And then you and I read this, I read the about
2:15:25
statement from this grisly research. We use our research
2:15:30
and on the ground due diligence capacities consult on a range of
2:15:33
m&a transactions and structured investments, our ability to
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sniff out when others are trying to hide is valued by many who
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are risking their own capital. We serve institutional clients,
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including family offices, hedge funds, investment banks and
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operating companies, please. That's not You're not reporting.
2:15:51
You're shorting Oh, there you go. Not reporting you're
2:15:55
shorting. But I think something has to have something has to
2:15:58
happen with with Boeing and I think it's got to be the trick
2:16:04
is in the Spirit Airlines.
2:16:07
John C Dvorak: Maybe Lockheed can end up owning him. Lucky us
2:16:12
has experienced and if you remember the l 1011. Is some of
2:16:15
the other jets they used to have. Yeah, they're pretty good
2:16:18
products that the l 1011. was a great three engine jet.
2:16:22
Adam Curry: Was that tried? I don't remember that one. Yeah,
2:16:24
it was It tried it was the 70s airplane. No,
2:16:28
John C Dvorak: I think 80s That's what are you talking
2:16:30
about China, I got a immigrant phone story that I want to get
2:16:33
out of the way which I always thought was screwy never gotten
2:16:35
to the mainstream media. But this kind of kind of interesting
2:16:39
from
2:16:39
Unknown: finding gaps in the US border wall to explaining how to
2:16:42
apply for asylum inside the US and online network helping
2:16:46
Chinese immigrants cross into the US illegally is coming to
2:16:50
light. All of this discover through a single smartphone left
2:16:54
behind at the border. And it is Juliette song has the details.
2:17:00
A telegram group chat that contributes to the border
2:17:03
crisis. It gives detailed instructions on how to cross the
2:17:07
southern border and scripts for what to say when applying for
2:17:10
asylum. Its owner claims to be a cyber police officer in China.
2:17:15
Phillip Lindsey key is an investigative reporter at The
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Daily Caller, he broke the story. And
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it also acts as a hub for documents detailing specific
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Chinese illegal immigration paths to the United States. It
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also contains a documents that show as many as 15 border wall
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crossing points into the US 12, which are in California, started
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when he got a tip from a San Diego resident who
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lives about 50 miles to the east of San Diego near hukum. Baja
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springs, and he found a Chinese illegal immigrants cell phone
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that had been discarded on the US side of the border. Can
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Adam Curry: you imagine you're a Chinese immigrant, you get the
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cell phone, which by the way is a Soros trick who used it for
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years, getting people out of Turkey into Europe with
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everything you needed with the maps the whole thought
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everything was in it. So it's not like some major league new
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thing. Your Chinese immigrant you come in you're like, you're
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in California like oh man, Jose. Hello, Lin. Hello, Lynn. This is
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your this is your your, your your cousin Yin. They're peeing
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on each other. Hey, man. Yatta here. This was a mistake. Oh
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goodness. What's important to hear?
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Unknown: The owner of the phone had been getting information
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from a telegram group chat caught the American self guided
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tour. Furthermore,
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the documents contain information that we can think of
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as scripts or templates for Chinese illegal immigrants to
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use in order to answer questions from border patrol agents and
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obtain asylum. The discovery
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comes as illegal Chinese migrants continue to flood the
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southern border eight months into fiscal year 2024. Over
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80,000 had crossed into the southern border exceeding the
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total from last year. That's according to CBP data. A large
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number of them are military age adult men, raising concerns
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among some US officials. Gauge and for Beijing, back to the
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telegram chat. Its owner Jack doubleu. claims to be a cyber
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police officer in China. And TD can't independently confirm Jack
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W's identity. It's unclear if it's backed by the Chinese
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state. Though he does appear to toe the communist party line. He
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banned
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Beans and sensors, accounts that express opinions contrary to the
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Chinese Communist Party,
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after the Daily Caller article came out, someone posted it in
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the group chat. The owner then pinned a message banning future
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political discussions.
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Adam Curry: Well, I'm a little disappointed this of course,
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Daily Caller that just reporting on a report but this is
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obviously this is particularly when you bring in the military
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aged men. This is a setup for Trump with his big beautiful
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