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John C Dvorak: There's gonna be
a lot of pink guy. Let's put it
0:02
that way. Adam curry,
0:03
Unknown: John C. Dvorak.
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Adam Curry: Award winning nation
media assassination episode
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Unknown: is no agenda
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Adam Curry: and broadcasting
live from the heart of the
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country here and fever. Reason
number six in the morning,
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everybody. Madame Curie
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John C Dvorak: came from
Northern Silicon Valley where
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terreno Fuji is back,
undefeated. I'm Jhansi Dvorak.
0:33
Adam Curry: Nailed it. Only only
you could give us some sumo
0:38
headlines at the start of a show
on a day like this. Only you
0:45
John C Dvorak: could have said
JD Vance. Oh and birded one Oh,
0:49
no, no
0:49
Adam Curry: wait, breaking
breaking.
0:51
Unknown: I feel standby we're
gonna get back to you soon. But
0:54
there's some breaking news
emerging right now. CNS Kayla?
0:58
Toshi. She's on the scene for
us. Kayla, the president United
1:02
States was about to speak but
something has gone on. He's just
1:05
got new information. Tell us
about that. Well,
1:08
President Biden has just tested
positive for COVID that
1:11
according to the president of
Unito, as the leader viewer, oh,
1:14
no,
1:14
Adam Curry: he tested positive
for COVID. And it gets worse now
1:18
that,
1:18
Unknown: you know, the President
has received probably at least
1:21
five doses of vaccine as a lot
of us and has also had the right
1:26
for it. And that has really, you
know, all those elements are
1:30
served to increase his immunity.
Plus, he you know, we also have
1:33
packs loaded now. And we've
already heard that he's just the
1:37
brand. Dr.
1:39
Reiner, we're seeing live
pictures of the president
1:42
boarding Air Force One right
now. And what jumped out at me
1:45
and I'm sure to others as well.
I didn't see him wearing a mask,
1:48
as it was. Those other people
have
1:51
Adam Curry: no mask. Oh, no.
Breaking breaking. But remember
1:57
everybody it's safe and
effective. President
1:59
Unknown: Joe Biden slowly making
his way off Air Force One in
2:02
Delaware Wednesday night. This
is one of the first images of
2:06
the president we've seen since
confirmation came in to be
2:10
tested positive for COVID 19.
2:12
So I think Biden being second is
a big deal, but I don't think
2:17
he's going to suffer any real
consequence. Because it is a
2:22
manageable disease. Even in the
older population.
2:26
That's Stanford's Dr. Yvonne
Maldonado. Right rest is key for
2:30
someone. For COVID, the
President's press secretary says
2:35
Biden will self isolate in the
days to come. He did eventually
2:39
put a mask on after getting into
his waiting SUV. Biden's medical
2:43
team says he has been vaccinated
and has all of his current
2:47
annual booster dose. Maldonado
says that is important. That
2:53
Adam Curry: is important. He's
had all his booster shots. He's
2:56
wearing a mask, you still got
COVID It's unbelievable how safe
2:59
and effective it really is.
3:02
John C Dvorak: Glad I didn't
make the clip of it. But Gutfeld
3:05
had kind of, I don't know,
probably a sketchy joke where he
3:08
said, when he announced it on
his show, he says, Well, there's
3:11
another shot that didn't work.
3:15
Adam Curry: And I and I think
this came right after he
3:18
announced that he would only
only only only really give up if
3:23
he had some kind of medical
emergency.
3:26
John C Dvorak: Yes. And there's
one report that I have from NPR.
3:32
The Biden has COVID clip. And
there's a little factoid at the
3:36
end of this, which they've left
out of all these other reports
3:39
President
3:39
Unknown: Biden campaigning in
Nevada left early today. That's
3:42
after confirmation from the
President's doctor. The 81 year
3:45
old president has tested
positive for COVID. By most of
3:49
delivered remarks to Latino
organization conference,
3:52
President instead left early to
self isolated his home in
3:54
Rehoboth Delaware finds doctor
says the president symptoms are
3:58
mild,
3:59
mild, mild.
4:03
Adam Curry: Yes, no problem. But
I think this is the clip where
4:05
they they're trying to get rid
of him. And then I think this is
4:08
it. I'm not sure if he says they
only five some medical problems,
4:11
Unknown: the pressure from
Democratic leaders, for Biden to
4:14
get out of the race is
intensifying. In fact, one
4:17
person who has been out there
publicly defending Biden told me
4:21
just a short while ago, Biden is
going to see the whole house of
4:24
cards come down soon. As for
that meeting with Delaware, I am
4:29
told that this was a one on one
meeting just the Senate leader
4:33
and the President and the Chuck
Schumer forcefully made the case
4:36
for the better for Biden better
for the Democratic Party and
4:40
better for the country if he
were to bow out of the race. And
4:43
David, when I went to to
Schumer's office to ask them
4:47
about to tell them I was to
report this and tell you this
4:49
tonight, absolutely no denial
from Senator Schumer's office.
4:53
They only said this leader
Schumer conveyed the views of
4:57
his caucus. In other words, the
views of democratic senators, I
5:00
am also told that Hakeem
Jeffries, the Democratic Leader
5:04
of the House, has expressed
similar views directly to the
5:08
president at Joe.
5:09
Adam Curry: And I mean, showing
my caucus. Let me show you this.
5:12
Maybe, maybe, maybe maybe we can
spin this ladies and gentlemen,
5:16
maybe we can spin this in a
positive direction Joy read help
5:19
us.
5:20
Unknown: These two men are both
elderly. Donald Trump is an
5:22
elderly man who, for whatever
reason was given nine seconds to
5:27
take a iconic photo op during an
active shooter situation. weird
5:31
situation. We'll figure that out
one day. But his survival of
5:35
that and bouncing right back and
going right to his convention is
5:39
being conveyed in the media
world as a sign of strength.
5:42
This current President of the
United States is 81 years old,
5:47
and has COVID. Should he be fine
in a couple of days? Doesn't
5:52
that convey exactly the same
thing? That he's strong enough
5:55
older than Trump to have gotten
something that used to really be
5:59
valuable to people his age? So
if he does fine out of it and
6:03
comes back and is able to do
rallies? Isn't that exactly the
6:06
same? It's not exactly the same.
It's not same incident but it's
6:10
all it's an elderly man coming
through out of an age should
6:14
take
6:14
Adam Curry: her off the air.
What an nincompoop. It's exactly
6:19
the same yummy shots exactly
6:22
John C Dvorak: the same, exactly
the same word
6:24
Adam Curry: on the street. I
have from from reliable sources.
6:28
Biden will step down tonight.
Tonight Tonight, this is what
6:32
I'm hearing. And it kind of goes
along with this news and I
6:36
believe this is the the Biden
won't quit until he cyclic
6:40
Unknown: the Democratic National
Committee announces its shelving
6:42
and effort to make Biden's
nomination official by the end
6:45
of July through a virtual roll
call vote. The DNC rules
6:49
committee now announcing no
virtual voting will begin before
6:52
August one. The move perhaps
intended to buy more time to
6:56
convince Biden to drop out of
the race sources telling ABC
6:59
News it came at the urging of
the two most powerful Democrats
7:03
in Congress, Senate Majority
Leader Chuck Schumer and house
7:06
minority leader Hakeem Jeffries
so far Biden resisting all
7:10
entreaties to drop out of the
race, but he has had words of
7:13
praise for his vice president
Kamala Harris by the way
7:20
she's our great Vice President
she can be president united
7:23
states
7:25
in an interview with b e. T.
Biden did say a doctor's
7:28
recommendation could sway him as
7:30
a medical condition and emerged
if somebody if the doctors came
7:33
to me said you got this problem
that problem? Yeah,
7:37
Adam Curry: there's you're out.
7:40
Unknown: I don't know. I
7:41
John C Dvorak: think I don't
think he wants it out.
7:43
Adam Curry: No, but did you see
him going into and getting out
7:47
of the plane? That is not
7:48
John C Dvorak: good. barely get
up the stairs and it was the
7:50
short bed little boys. wasn't a
big deal. roll that out for him
7:56
any more than the stairway?
7:57
Adam Curry: No. Now I'm just
telling you I heard from
8:00
reasonably good inside sources.
8:04
John C Dvorak: microdot guys,
8:06
Adam Curry: no, close, though.
Here in the hill country? Yes.
8:11
The word is you stepping down?
It comes. This comes from Trump
8:16
associates. So who knows? Well,
8:18
John C Dvorak: tonight would be
timed because Trump gives his
8:21
speech tonight. Yeah.
8:23
Adam Curry: So they could ruin
the coverage.
8:27
John C Dvorak: That's why it
would make logical sense to do
8:30
it if you're going to do it at
all. But I don't believe that. I
8:32
don't think it's going to
happen. And they keep bringing
8:35
up this August 1 thing, one of
the early tweets that was taken
8:37
down to after the Trump shooting
was it. Don't worry at Trump's
8:41
going to be dead by August 1. I
think that was one of my one of
8:44
the newsletters I sent out. We
still had
8:46
Adam Curry: that tweet on it. So
we have to wait until August 1.
8:49
Is that is that the idea? Well,
8:50
John C Dvorak: I think that if
they're planning to try to kill
8:52
him again. Man. I'd say that
August 1 is one of the days that
9:01
has been set up. So why would
you throw in the towel today
9:07
doesn't make sense. Well,
9:08
Adam Curry: I mean, clearly he
didn't have to didn't have to
9:12
say Oh, I got COVID I'm going
home and that was not necessary.
9:15
His symptoms are mild isn't you
know it wasn't wearing a mask.
9:18
It's a hoax. It's a reason to
maybe just doesn't like Latinos.
9:24
He doesn't
9:24
John C Dvorak: like Latinos
because they're turning on him a
9:28
pooped. He himself talked about
the schedule he's been on.
9:33
Adam Curry: I want to run
through a couple of bad takes
9:36
bad assassination takes that,
that cropped up in the media and
9:43
hope and some of it was was
thwarted or combated by by the
9:47
blue team. We started with by
the blue team that the depth of
9:51
the CNN basically CNN. Here's
the X. Axelrod does this or on
10:00
CNN, this is Obama's guy. You
know, the reality is that there
10:06
are things you can't erase. I
mean, we all remember January 6,
10:10
we remember the President's
rhetoric then. Just a few weeks
10:14
ago, he retweeted a tweet, which
was Cheney was accused of
10:21
treason, and it said read truth
if you want televise military
10:25
tribunals, and he did. So I
think the speaker should talk to
10:29
the President as well, because
he has, he has done his share to
10:34
put us where we are now he
brought it upon himself. But
10:38
there's David urban to say, Oh,
David. Yeah, I
10:40
Unknown: was just gonna say,
look, there's actually you and I
10:42
will disagree on this. There's
no excuse. That's like blaming
10:45
the victim a little bit here,
right? Like, so somebody gets
10:47
assaulted, you blame the victim,
oh, he shouldn't have been
10:49
wearing that that outfit or that
man deserved to be being hit by
10:53
a car or whatever. And he's not
saying that. Indirectly is but
10:56
you know, you got to condemn
them. Actually gonna condemn it
10:59
outright, right. There's no
justification of it. I've
11:02
condemned
11:02
it from the very beginning for
that, for that, but you
11:07
also can't say January 6, is the
reason the President almost got
11:11
killed yesterday. Did
11:12
I say that? You kind of said the
speaker said we have to lower
11:15
our voice. And I'm suggesting
that he should speak to his own
11:18
cat. And I
11:19
agree, and we should speak to
lots of Democrats, lots of
11:21
Republicans, the president
united states at some rhetoric
11:24
heated rhetoric.
11:25
Adam Curry: Well, let's start
let's do this. Let's start by
11:27
not putting words in my mouth.
Okay. Well, I'm not
11:31
Unknown: saying sec. I just want
to say January 6, did not cause
11:34
what happened. I
11:35
Adam Curry: don't think nobody
said I don't think it was saying
11:37
that. He did exactly what he's
wire. A lot of people getting
11:42
fired from the jobs for saying,
Oh, he missed it. No bad shots.
11:47
But my favorite was of course
what happened in Australia. A
11:51
Unknown: joke about a missed
shot from an attempted assassins
11:54
rifle has brought musical duo
Tenacious D in the crosshairs, I
11:59
mean calls for their deportation
from Australia. The controversy
12:03
brought down the curtain on the
rest of the tour across
12:06
Australia and New Zealand. And
it could mean no more wrong
12:09
cause for the comedic raucous
from
12:12
tenacious days, Carl gasps This
is not the greatest quote in the
12:17
world.
12:23
You will miss Trump next.
12:27
thing no tributes to his band
bait. The other half of the
12:30
comedic rock duo Jeff flag
posted. I was blindsided by what
12:35
was said at the show on Sunday,
and I would never condone hate
12:39
speech or encourage political
violence with that the rest of
12:43
the Dewar's spicy meatball to
was canceled and all creative
12:47
plans put on us
12:52
Adam Curry: Oh, that was one of
my top three the top the top or
12:58
the topper? What had to be Kara
Swisher and Scott Galloway on
13:05
the on the pivot podcast?
13:08
John C Dvorak: me on this one.
I'm sure this is gonna be a news
13:10
to me Get a
13:11
Adam Curry: load of this one.
13:12
Unknown: Social media is flooded
with misinformation, conspiracy
13:15
theories, especially x of
course. And Elon Musk keeps
13:18
touting it. He's real media.
Now. He's 80s piece of him
13:22
anyway, Elon Musk and some other
tech business leaders, using
13:25
your megaphone to criticize the
Secret Service diversity
13:27
initiatives and making
unsubstantiated claims about the
13:30
shooting just like they did with
that guy who got killed in San
13:32
Francisco Wrong. Wrong. He's not
an Tifa. He also formally
13:36
endorsed Trump after the
shooting as to Bill Ackman
13:38
because they couldn't have the
spotlight away from them. People
13:41
on both sides of the political
spectrum are sharing theories.
13:44
The false flag claiming the
picture was staged. Yeah,
13:47
certainly was fast on his feet.
13:49
So there's ridiculous theories
on both sides. The worst on the
13:51
right, but I don't know if you
heard that. Right before
13:54
Mallanna gave her public
statement. She was heard yelling
13:57
into a phone You had one job too
soon.
14:02
I like a joke. I like my
favorite joke was from someone
14:05
where they said it's let's let's
hope it's not a time traveler
14:08
from the future. Who can't shoot
it was something like that
14:11
anyway. Oh, no.
14:12
The truth is, I mean, the
probably the most likely
14:15
conspiracy theory is the
Democratic Party order to hit
14:19
but they use TV for it. They use
Timo and Oh,
14:24
all right, well, stop with the
jokes.
14:30
Adam Curry: It's just like, they
hate so much that they still
14:34
have to make jokes. And they and
they didn't they didn't deliver
14:38
it. No, that didn't deliver a
single one of them. What I what
14:42
I really played this clip for is
Kara Swisher says no, there's
14:46
lots of conspiracy theories.
Like was an inside job. I gotta
14:49
say he did get up pretty quick.
That picture was pretty iconic.
14:53
And I just need to stop and say
something about this. Because
14:57
there is a large contingent
quite large, who all believe
15:01
this was staged. It was meant to
to get that iconic photo of
15:07
Trump and the flag and his fist
pumping in the air. It was too
15:10
perfect. Everything was too well
orchestrated. Please don't pay
15:14
attention to the dead guy as
irrelevant. But I would just
15:18
like to remind people that if
the current of our consulting
15:21
group had advise on such a
strategy, we would do it in
15:26
October. Not in July. That just
discredits that whole theory.
15:35
It's, it's idiotic, wouldn't you
say?
15:40
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I'd have to
agree with that. I have a couple
15:44
of clips that kind of refer to
this. One is first I got a bunch
15:50
decision about the nature of the
shooting. Vaughn Gino came up in
15:56
here he who is an ex, Secret
Service guy, so and so he has a
16:00
lot of contacts. And he was
bitching about it. I guess
16:06
you're going to ingest another
investigation by this time by
16:10
the House speaker. So they have
about six or seven of these
16:14
things going on at the same
time. They're definitely going
16:16
to get rid of this woman. I
don't know how they're going to
16:18
manage it. But you're gonna have
to give her a golden parachute
16:21
or something.
16:23
Adam Curry: Oh, you mean, the
Secret Service? Lady Cheadle?
16:27
Yeah, I mean, you had some stuff
in the newsletter about her,
16:29
which I did not know that Jill
Biden actually was
16:33
John C Dvorak: parsing real
Biden harder. Yeah,
16:35
Adam Curry: really? How do we
know this? Well, there's
16:39
John C Dvorak: an article in The
New York Post. There's an
16:41
article in the Daily Mail.
There's an article in Politico,
16:44
there's an article in The Hill,
I think there's plenty of
16:47
articles that indicate that Joe
Biden did this. So that's how we
16:53
know it. All right. But since
you're on the topic of being a
16:56
people being abhorrent, which I
thought was funny to hearing
17:01
that coming from x, yeah. Right
on Monday with you know, they
17:06
canceled the mica and the
morning, Joe Show. Morning, Joe
17:12
guy kicked off the air because
they were and then the next day,
17:15
of course, more I don't have the
clip, by the way.
17:17
Adam Curry: I think we're
responsible, because you called
17:20
out the CEO of Comcast. You said
is that guy's fault? And I think
17:25
he heard it anyway. Oh,
17:27
John C Dvorak: yeah. I doubt if
he heard it, but he should have
17:29
been saying, oh, meanwhile, they
let Nicole Wallace do her show.
17:33
Yeah. And you and she's worse
than those two. And so I have
17:38
some Nicole Wallace's material
that I got three clips here.
17:43
They're fairly short. So for the
first one, but here's what
17:46
happens. This is the day at you
know, this is the first Monday
17:49
when they she comes back on the
air. She wasn't bumped. And here
17:53
we go. So
17:54
Unknown: Claire and David is 439
in the east and we've memory
17:58
hold Mike Pence the whole reason
Donald Trump needs a new VP is
18:02
because he called Mike Pence the
P word because he wouldn't be
18:05
the final nail in his coffin and
then left him to die, of course
18:09
wanted to quote hang Mike Pence.
And
18:10
by the way, JD Vance has said he
would not have certified those
18:13
electors. Can I show
18:15
you what what Jamie Masse was
actually confronted by foxes,
18:21
Brett bear, about all the things
JD Vance said about Donald
18:24
Trump. Let me tell you that.
18:25
Well, you know, Senator, this is
an evolution and I know you've
18:28
been asked about this before
about past comments that you've
18:31
made about Donald Trump. You've
said I've never I'm a Never
18:35
Trump guy. Never liked him.
Terrible candidate. Idiot if you
18:39
voted for him might be America's
Hitler. Might be a cynical
18:43
aihole cultural heroine noxious,
reprehensible about
18:47
Donald Trump. I
18:48
didn't think he was gonna be
good president Brett. He
18:50
was a great presidents.
18:52
I don't know if the flip flop
does make you throw up in your
18:58
mouth the you know, sick a fan
he's turned into might. Yeah, I
19:02
think flip flopping is baked in
in the Trump era for
19:05
Republicans. Sadly, as I
mentioned, that's why they do
19:08
the unqualified tag is
important. But I think at the at
19:11
the base of what you just raised
about the reason JD Vance is now
19:15
needed is because Donald Trump's
former Vice President Mike Pence
19:19
has been disenfranchised by
Republicans but most of Donald
19:23
Trump's cabinet won't support
the former president either
19:25
either. For a fundamental
reason, because Donald Trump did
19:30
try to topple democracy with
violence and Mike Pence refused
19:34
to do it. And this is important
to the context of what we saw in
19:38
Butler. We don't know the
shooters motivations. Let's just
19:41
let's say it was political
violence politically motivated.
19:44
That shooter almost interrupted
democracy to violence through a
19:48
bullet. On January 6, Donald
Trump led an insurrection to
19:53
interrupt democracy.
19:54
Adam Curry: Yeah, this is this
is the big it's a false
19:56
equivalency. What are you doing?
20:01
John C Dvorak: The I like this
is that guy jolly a Republican
20:05
Congressman Of course. Nicole
Wallace is an ex Republican. She
20:08
was, I think, a spokes holder
for Bush. Yeah. And she now says
20:13
that she was like a self
loathing Republican she was
20:16
feeling bad about.
20:18
Adam Curry: I always I always
hated being Republican, but I'm
20:21
not a flip flopper. And speaking
about puking in your mouth,
20:25
John C Dvorak: Nicole was a good
point. I'm not a flip flopper.
20:28
That's nasty.
20:29
Adam Curry: That's nasty. But
20:31
John C Dvorak: she's, she's
really a pathetic example of
20:36
Well, here's a listen to this
clip to
20:38
Unknown: Unfortunately, nobody
was killed, but the crowd was
20:40
chanting hang Mike Pence and
Donald Trump watched as that
20:43
occurred. It is why
20:45
a tweet calling him not the P
word. But we know from Ivanka
20:48
Trump's assistant that that's
what he was saying in private.
20:52
And as I've said that what?
20:55
John C Dvorak: He sent out a
tweet, what is not calling him
20:58
to pee word. But what was the
tweet? He is always sending out
21:03
tweets. So she said, so she
implies the by the way she
21:06
presents this, that he sent out
a tweet, but he didn't like Mike
21:10
Pence a prick. or pushy or
pushy.
21:14
Adam Curry: We don't know. We
don't know because but it's the
21:17
P word. It's a P Well, you can't
say the P word. Unless you're
21:21
wearing a pink hat.
21:24
John C Dvorak: Exactly. Yeah.
21:25
Adam Curry: So but just think of
this. He
21:27
John C Dvorak: sent out a tweet.
Not calling him with the tweets
21:32
that what? What is she talking
about? They're very
21:35
Adam Curry: confused at this
moment. They're confused. They
21:38
don't know what to do. They're
there. No one's no one's giving
21:41
up. There's no call from Jill.
She's trying to you know, keep
21:44
Joe afloat that their deal isn't
done yet. You know, she's
21:47
managing Schumer. The house, I
get this guy. I gotta make it
21:52
happen. Hunters. You know, he's
in the corner. She's just, it's
21:59
it's a problem. They got
problems as problems in paradise
22:03
here. So nobody knows what to
do. Well,
22:07
John C Dvorak: here we go to the
last short clip
22:09
Unknown: of Trump where the guy
and the first girlfriend that
22:12
was dating him was Mike Pence.
And you say well, you know, I
22:16
It's not you. It's him. I mean,
he left you to actually die.
22:20
They were chanting hang Mike
Pence. And he said, Yeah, go for
22:23
it. Basically.
22:25
Adam Curry: It's really
unbelievable. We sit right Wait,
22:28
she
22:28
John C Dvorak: says she claims
that Trump said there are
22:31
chanting hanging Mike Pence. I
don't remember this. I watched
22:34
the whole thing too. If he was
watching what I was watching,
22:36
which was on C span, there
wasn't much going on. And so
22:40
they're chanting according to
her hang Mike Pence, which could
22:44
have been just the FBI chanting
it. And then Trump said Go for
22:49
it. When was this? Do you
remember this? No. And what
22:52
Adam Curry: they had He also
claimed they built a gallows if
22:55
there was a small there was no
gallows. There was a guillotine
22:59
like a model guillotine that was
outside. You know, someone
23:03
brought it in our trailer. Yeah,
this is a great surprise,
23:09
surprise. The media sucks. Just
surprise. The media is doing no
23:15
good. No
23:16
John C Dvorak: deny that but
they're there. i This is where I
23:21
want to play this clip. This is
the one I just sent in. Oh, this
23:24
is Brian O'Shea. And Brian
O'Shea is married to Naomi Wolf,
23:31
Adam Curry: man. Well, yes. And
he's a former
23:34
John C Dvorak: Intel guy. Yeah,
yeah. He's a private security
23:38
company entail ex Intel ex army.
Green Berets had a hell of a
23:44
background. He and She married
him because she he was he was a
23:48
bodyguard. Yeah. Bodyguard says
when the marrying the bodyguard,
23:52
yes. Yeah. So this guy regular
Whitney Houston. So she wrote a
23:59
a substack claiming that Jill
Biden is behind the whole
24:05
Adam Curry: No, it was really it
was really cagey. She's like I
24:08
don't want I I'm writing to get
sued. But it looks like Jill is
24:13
in charge here was an
interesting piece.
24:16
John C Dvorak: And that piece by
I would link to that in the
24:21
newsletter but I read it after
the fact. And it because it was
24:24
interesting. I I tweeted it so
people should follow me the real
24:28
Dvorak because I'm not on
Macedon anymore. No. So he has a
24:36
couple of new he has one insight
that I've never heard it and
24:41
she's claimed it she just goes
on for a while. And she says
24:44
it's like breaking news and they
talk about that but they talked
24:47
about some other stuff. But this
is the one of the key little
24:50
elements in it. interview she
did with him on her, one of her
24:54
podcasts and I will say this.
She doesn't. I don't know why
24:58
this is so She's always poor.
She is so poorly miked on her
25:04
own podcast. Yeah, and everybody
else all the guests are Well,
25:08
Mike. Yes, she
25:09
Adam Curry: does on the laptop
mic. I have no idea why someone
25:13
should shake her about to Hey,
25:15
John C Dvorak: instance. I've
never heard a podcast where the
25:17
host, the host
25:19
Adam Curry: of the worst. I'm
gonna get worse gear. She needs
25:22
some gear. We got to help help.
No. Oh, me with a mic.
25:25
John C Dvorak: She needs a mic.
Okay. Okay,
25:27
Adam Curry: I'll send her a mic.
Alright. So this is Brian
25:31
O'Shea. Yeah,
25:32
Unknown: Brian, my first
reaction was I, and I'm not
25:36
going to judge the Secret
Service's conduct. I will say
25:41
that I've heard and I don't
know, I have a lot of Secret
25:45
Service friends, or they're
telling me some of those people
25:48
in that detail detail. We're
kind of short. And why is that
25:53
important? They
25:54
were very a lot of them were
like midgets like this. Yeah.
25:58
And the thing is, it's so I took
no offense when my friend Gary
26:03
would assign me to, for
instance, a former naval
26:08
commander, submarine commander,
because submarine commanders are
26:12
short, I am about five foot
eight. And so I could, I can
26:16
shield him. But there were a few
that were Donald Trump is a tall
26:21
man. And I would just think
you'd want people at least his
26:27
height. But again, I don't know.
But I also noticed like, there
26:30
are a couple of people I noticed
in the crowd that stood out. I
26:33
don't know who they were.
There's one guy that just
26:36
they're standing. That was
really weird. But I will say
26:40
this, when I got the audio of
the when they did their huddle
26:46
around him the Secret Service.
There's some things that the
26:51
media is censoring right now.
And I think it's because Secret
26:55
Service has been pushing
diversity, equity and inclusion
27:00
with the goal of having 30%
Women by like, 2030 what I did
27:05
here in the audio that has been
censored, they've just cut the
27:09
sound for the split second, but
I caught it early. Is you hear
27:15
through Donald Trump's mic, one
of the female agents saying what
27:20
are we doing? Now as a security
professional, cannot a secret
27:26
service guy but I'm really good.
You always know what you're
27:32
doing.
27:35
John C Dvorak: Yeah, which
brings me to another couple of
27:39
points that are interesting that
me now the media obviously bleep
27:42
bleep that out. So I've never
heard that I've heard either.
27:47
And but I have her I have
27:49
Adam Curry: what I what I did
here is I heard on your on your
27:52
go. Alright, go. And then they
did nothing goes that just he's
27:56
still on the floor. They're
supposed to
27:58
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that was
weird. There were two other
28:01
censorship issues, though. One
of them was the New York at this
28:06
was was a whole segment of the
Goodfellas show and I could have
28:10
clipped it, I suppose. But I can
just say it they they are
28:13
censoring the photo of Trump
with his fist in the air and the
28:17
flag in the background. And
they're taking the flag out
28:19
Adam Curry: by request by
requests. I have. Unnamed editor
28:24
of quote, major news outlet
wants the media to stop using
28:27
the iconic photo of Trump
because it helps Trump.
28:32
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so the news
media is deciding not to use a
28:35
real photo that hasn't been
altered.
28:39
Adam Curry: The whole thing was
set up to get that picture.
28:41
Don't you know that this whole
thing is the Inside Job false
28:44
flag.
28:46
John C Dvorak: Now that you and
I want the other thing that's
28:48
been taken out and I do remember
seeing this, and then I don't
28:51
haven't seen it since, which is
one of the incompetent Secret
28:55
Service guys had a rifle. And
it's I don't think it was one of
28:58
the girls. I mean, we do know
about the girl can't holster her
29:01
gun. Yeah, that's been played up
on the Twitter and everyplace
29:05
else, she can't get it, she got
the gun out and she couldn't put
29:08
it back. And this was She held
it out and kept it in our
29:12
possession of holding it. But
there's a shot of a guy whose
29:17
deeds he did these people are
all confused and this guy's got
29:20
this rifle and he had any
actually pointed it at Trump.
29:25
Adam Curry: You know, just on
that, on that topic. What
29:30
bothered me is so many people
were behind the president
29:34
roaming around photographers
like zipping across to the front
29:38
and not a single, a single
reaction from any of the law
29:43
enforcement or Secret Service.
And maybe maybe we should just
29:48
consider that we don't actually
live in in the West Wing
29:51
television series, and that in
reality, the presidents are a
29:57
lot less safe than than we do.
30:00
Unknown: Er leave,
30:01
Adam Curry: you know, it's like,
mate. Let me just read this for
30:03
a second. Our anonymous lobbyist
checked in with me, and he's in
30:08
Milwaukee at the RNC. You
remember the anonymous lobbyist?
30:12
John C Dvorak: Oh yeah.
30:12
Adam Curry: He says the amount
of security and police presence
30:14
in Milwaukee for the RNC is
shocking, actually very
30:17
impressive. I work for an
organization who put on a party
30:20
for attendees after the
convention last night on
30:22
Tuesday. there that basically
says this is one week of
30:26
partying from lunchtime till the
morning hours, just outside the
30:30
front of our event building are
barriers to stop vehicles from
30:32
proceeding into the hard
security zone. There are two
30:36
security zones around the forum
soft and hard which span
30:39
multiple blocks in all
directions vehicles are allowed
30:42
in the hard security zone, but
must pass through a designated
30:45
checkpoint where a bomb check on
the vehicle is performed. In
30:48
front of our van building was
not a designated vehicle
30:51
checkpoint. At the barriers in
front of our van building Secret
30:54
Service was stationed in an
unmarked patrol vehicle. And the
30:57
building next to our event
building was actually housing
30:59
Secret Service officers for the
week of the convention. During
31:03
setup of the event, broad sunny
daylight I was in the front of
31:06
the building, assisting with
various tasks to prepare for the
31:08
party, a man on a moped managed
to speed through the security
31:12
barrier into the heart zone
unabated by the barrier, which
31:15
was designed to stop cars of
course not mopeds oops. As soon
31:19
as the moped got through the
barriers, a Secret Service
31:21
Officer popped out of his duty
vehicle. He walks over to me and
31:25
says, Did you see the man on the
moped? I said yes. With some
31:29
additional trivial comments, the
Secret Service officer says,
31:32
Well, I didn't want to kill the
guy, so I let him through. I
31:36
mean, in reality, you're just
not as safe as everyone thinks
31:41
you are. It's just a fact of
life. You know, Trump is not
31:45
necessarily safe tonight at the
event. I mean, anything could be
31:49
hidden in the in the, if they
want to get him they'll get him
31:53
eventually. Without intervention
of some kind. So we need to stop
31:58
dreaming that we live in this
fantasy of Harrison Ford, and
32:03
Secret Service and police and
everybody does everything right.
32:08
It's just shoot a shot the guy
in the moped, yes, right to the
32:11
noggin. I mean, seriously, that
that's the reality of it. We're
32:17
living. We're all living in a
fantasy world, you know,
32:20
preconditioned by movies and
television. It's just not so
32:24
it's hard to do this kind of
protection. It's hard.
32:29
John C Dvorak: So let's just do
the damn bungee nose. Take on
32:32
some of this bungee. No. All
right,
32:35
Adam Curry: everybody get ready.
Remember, code bond Gino for 10%
32:39
off.
32:39
Unknown: A high level source
reached out to me last night and
32:42
said to me that the rooftop that
the shooter engaged from as I
32:47
told you last night during the
Tucker Carlson special and anon
32:51
Don Jr. Show was actually
supposed to be posted by a local
32:56
police department or non secret
service counter sniper team. So
33:00
we're clear on the facts. There
were two counter sniper teams
33:04
from the Secret Service to those
two were assigned to the scene.
33:08
That rooftop was obviously
deemed a threat. It was a line
33:11
of sight issue. So because they
didn't have the assets and I'll
33:14
get to why in a few minutes. It
involves Dr. Jill Biden, who has
33:18
a extremely low threat level
relative to Donald Trump. Now,
33:22
this is the breaking news right
for some reason that local
33:26
police but this is not about
Monday morning quarterbacking
33:29
folks again, this is not a
football game. These are
33:31
people's lives. For some reason,
that local tactical counter
33:36
sniper team didn't make it to
the roof. What I'm hearing from
33:40
sources is that that tactical
team position that through a
33:45
second floor window, which seeds
the high ground now I wish I
33:51
wasn't breaking this on my show.
The fact that nobody is
33:55
comfortable talking to the media
because there's such insider
33:58
hacks, they're afraid they're
all going to be exposed and they
34:01
all have to come to me candidly,
folks is a travesty. Wait John,
34:06
breaking
34:06
Adam Curry: news breaking coming
to bed. I love you have a good
34:09
trip. All right, honey, I love
you. Tina is leaving for
34:12
Indiana. Oh that yeah, sorry.
That was breaking
34:18
John C Dvorak: the thing that
pointed that Yeah. Sorry about
34:21
that joke. Sorry. The point of
that was why are you know that
34:25
Bungie and I agreed with this
and nobody's talking to the
34:28
media about this? Because these
guys like
34:32
Adam Curry: Sorry, right. Now we
just got the dog barks. It
34:35
wasn't me. The dog is barking.
Oh,
34:37
John C Dvorak: the the media are
partisan hacks and you can't
34:43
talk to him. You get busted. You
get outed. They're just not
34:46
trustworthy. So like that's been
Geno's lament Was that why are
34:51
they telling me this stuff? I
mean, I'm just a talk show host.
34:54
And that's where I thought the
point where that really was.
34:59
Unknown: Um, A
35:02
Adam Curry: couple of things.
First of all, if we really want
35:07
to go back to the genesis of
hurting the President, I'm going
35:10
to put that squarely on. Kathy
Griffin. She kicked it all off
35:15
with the Trump severed head. And
boy did she pay for it dearly
35:20
with her career and with her
health. So I just want to send
35:23
John C Dvorak: her a hell so I
get by someone who's gone
35:26
downhill Yeah, I
35:27
Adam Curry: mean that so I we
don't have to be mad at her but
35:30
she did really start this this
Phoebe Be quiet. This, there's
35:38
the things that bother me. And
well, okay, let me let me step
35:41
back a second. From looking at
all of the videos that people
35:45
have sent me all of the personal
videos, people taking all the
35:49
rumble stuff, all the Bridey on
stuff, all the cue stuff. I can
35:53
safely say we have a lot of
snipers in our country.
36:00
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I noticed
that
36:01
Adam Curry: we got a lot of
snipers. A lot of just go
36:05
John C Dvorak: on Twitter, the
number of snipers in the
36:08
woodwork. We
36:10
Adam Curry: got snot if you need
a sniper just come here and
36:12
throw a brick. And you got a
sniper. I mean, it's
36:15
unbelievable. This reeks to me
completely of an FBI type
36:25
operation which was probably not
supposed to include a gun. And I
36:31
say this because of the very
prototypical TV why we got
36:38
people working on the bathroom
upset. I say this because the
36:42
very prototypical we're gonna
get we're gonna we're gonna jack
36:45
you up online, probably while
you're playing a game, which is
36:50
now is now known that he posted
some messages on on on Steam
36:55
gaming site,
36:57
Unknown: baby.
37:00
Adam Curry: And we're going to
give you some explosive devices,
37:03
I'm going to give you a remote
control. And when we give you
37:05
the signal, you press that
button is going to blow up it's
37:08
going to be awesome.
37:09
John C Dvorak: He did have some
explosive devices in his car and
37:12
they found some at the house
37:13
Unknown: the butler Township
police were not responsible for
37:16
the security of the building,
according tonight, but it's
37:19
unclear which local agency was
the Secret Service says it was
37:24
outside of their security
perimeter, and was primarily the
37:27
responsibility of local law
enforcement. Even though the
37:30
rooftop had a vantage point 148
yards from the podium the
37:35
AR 15 or variations the M four
has a maximum effective range of
37:40
656 yards retired
37:42
Secret Service agent rich star
poli also worked for the
37:45
Department of Homeland Security
under Trump,
37:48
that building was nowhere near
the outer perimeter. There is no
37:51
excuse for not having someone
posted on the roof of that
37:54
building.
37:54
The Secret Service tells ABC
News that no one was put on the
37:57
roof because it was dangerously
sloped. That argument called
38:00
into question because of images
like these. The Secret Service
38:04
did not respond to NBC News's
multiple requests for comment
38:07
putting out a statement on X
overnight. We are deeply
38:10
grateful to the officers who ran
towards danger to locate the
38:13
gunman and to all our local
partners for their unwavering
38:16
commitment. 70
38:18
It looks like a lot of pieces
may be falling into place.
38:21
You're also learning there was
another moment along the way
38:23
that the shooter had been
reported as suspicious.
38:27
Yeah, last year for officials
tell us that rally goers notice
38:30
crooks at the metal detectors,
pacing and acting strangely,
38:35
police then notified the Secret
Service. According to a US
38:38
official all of this happening
before crooks got on that
38:42
rooftop. So
38:42
Adam Curry: all of this happened
an hour before. I mean, this has
38:46
FBI written all over it. How
many times have they given some
38:50
poor sap a remote control? You
press this you blow it up? It'll
38:54
be awesome. You know, you'd be
doing something good. The kid
38:57
literally post on Steam, like
July 13. I'm making my premiere
39:04
and it's gonna be awesome. And
I'm paraphrasing. I don't think
39:08
they expected him to have the
gun and he popped off two shots
39:12
before it even it's not like he
was an expert assassin. In fact,
39:17
according to reports from his
schoolmates, he was a horrible
39:20
shock, like laughably bad, and
kicked him out of the gun. Boy,
39:24
I
39:24
John C Dvorak: never heard a
laughably bad Yes, I
39:27
Adam Curry: had laughably, but
laughably bad is the reporting I
39:30
have. So and So then, what
really bugs me is that they
39:34
start to spin the narrative. And
the first narrative which popped
39:40
up a day ago was this naughty
one.
39:43
Unknown: Tonight, a new report
that security around Donald
39:46
Trump was increased in recent
weeks, because US intelligence
39:49
learned of an Iranian plot to
kill him. According to three
39:53
officials briefed on the matter,
raising even more questions
39:56
about how a 20 year old gunman
in rural Pennsylvania with no
39:59
apparent connect To the Iranian
plot was able to get on a
40:02
rooftop last Saturday. And
40:05
Adam Curry: so not so they try
it. Oh, it was Iran. It was an
40:08
Iranian plot everybody. It was
Iran who did this. That's
40:11
narrative spin number one, which
of course results in hilarious
40:15
gas from the mainstream media.
Listen to this morning.
40:18
Unknown: We're learning more
about the increased security
40:20
around former President Trump
before Saturday's assassination
40:24
attempt. Yeah,
40:24
it all comes as US intelligence
directed and Iranian plot. But
40:31
Adam Curry: she literally said,
Yeah.
40:35
John C Dvorak: Direct in Iranian
plot,
40:37
Unknown: yeah, it all comes as
US intelligence directed and
40:41
Iranian plot. Truth
40:42
Adam Curry: wants to come out.
So that was that was yesterday.
40:45
Today, though.
40:46
John C Dvorak: This is good one.
40:47
Adam Curry: This is the new one.
This is this goes back to he was
40:49
a gamer. He was an INCEL. New
40:52
Unknown: this morning, a source
tells CNN that the gunman wrote
40:57
on the gaming platform steam
apparently before quote, July
41:03
30, will be my premiere. Watch
as it unfolds. CNN senior
41:10
national security analyst,
former assistant secretary for
41:12
the Department of Homeland
Security, Julia Cayambe, is with
41:15
us now. So what do you think
about that there was some kind
41:19
of cryptic, somewhat cryptic
posting, from the shooter.
41:23
Yeah, so he knew what's
interesting about all the
41:25
information we're getting out is
now is that he knew that there
41:30
was some performative, violent
action that he wanted to do,
41:35
right. So there's, because he's
looking at the DNC dates, he's
41:39
looking at the Trump dates,
he's, he's sort of searching all
41:42
around. He then focuses on a
relatively close event for him
41:47
geographically, which is Trump.
So we know that for reasons that
41:51
might be you know,
psychological, historical, for
41:56
him, cultural, he's isolated, I
keep looking for a moment to get
42:01
his headline. What's interesting
is, he doesn't care what the
42:05
headline is, I mean, in other
words, his search history now is
42:09
showing someone who's sort of
scrambling for an ideology. And
42:12
that's what so I think you for
this kind of political
42:16
assassination attempt is, we
generally have a mode of
42:19
relatively quickly they either
don't like the candidate, right,
42:22
so or trying to do something to
impress someone to say, the
42:27
Ronald Reagan assassination
attempt. And so I think we're
42:30
going to learn a lot more and
what we may learn, John, is that
42:34
we can't put a nice bow around
this.
42:37
Adam Curry: Yes, you can. Insell
loner, no, no girlfriends,
42:42
bullied at school playing video
games, wanted to make a name for
42:46
himself had no political motive,
very well done, well done. And
42:51
just as stupid and bumbling as,
as the Secret Service, and no
42:56
disrespect. I mean, it's just
the fact you know, half of these
43:00
people probably don't train
enough in a in a real life
43:03
situation. You know, one of our
producers also mailed in, well,
43:07
you know, the DEI hire, she's
probably our first real live
43:12
event, you know that something
really happened. And maybe, you
43:15
know, she was adrenaline's
flowing, couldn't reholster her
43:18
weapon. But that's because we
all believe in the movies. So
43:23
then we have this other
fantastic, fantastic quote from
43:28
The Secret Service Director
Cheatle why no one was stationed
43:31
on the roof, which has just
resulted in hilarious memes
43:35
Secret
43:35
Unknown: Service Director is
saying a decision was made early
43:39
on not to place any personnel on
the rope. That building in
43:44
particular has a slope roof at
its highest point, she said, and
43:48
so you know, there's a safety
factor that would be considered
43:52
there that we wouldn't want to
put somebody up on a sloped
43:55
roof. It's
43:56
Adam Curry: hilarious. The memes
like cows on the roof, you know,
44:00
John C Dvorak: that roof is
hardly even sloped. No, it's,
44:03
Adam Curry: it's ridiculous. So
everybody's full of crap.
44:07
Everybody in the whole veil has
just dropped has been lifted
44:11
really? Like oh, oh, it turns
out, you're not really safe.
44:14
Give me a break.
44:16
John C Dvorak: But you remember
when Trump first got elected in
44:19
2016 He didn't trust the Secret
Service and decided to have his
44:24
own people. Yes.
44:26
Adam Curry: Now it's my
understanding he still has his
44:28
own people. It could be but I
don't know which ones my
44:33
understanding is he has special
forces which may have been the
44:36
military guys who who also see
who pointed
44:39
John C Dvorak: the gun at it.
Yeah. See pretty ineffective.
44:42
Now I have
44:43
Adam Curry: two clips. And by
the way, I just want to say
44:46
again, Secret Service they all
did shield him and that does
44:51
take a certain amount of who
takes a lot of guts so and you
44:54
know I don't want to disparage
people. I just being realistic
44:58
about this.
45:00
John C Dvorak: You have we have
we have our to shooter new
45:03
details. Let's get this out of
the way. Okay,
45:05
Unknown: we're learning new
details about the suspected
45:08
shooter who tried to assassinate
former US President Donald
45:11
Trump, or authority say Thomas
Matthew crooks was scheduled to
45:16
work the day of the shooting,
but took the day off. Law
45:19
enforcement said crooks first
arouse suspicion three hours
45:23
before the shooting at the rally
venue when he pre our security
45:27
are carrying a rangefinder. The
binocular type devices are used
45:32
by hunters or target shooters to
measure distances when setting
45:35
up a long range shot
45:37
Adam Curry: as amazing it's
amazing. Hey, what's that rate
45:39
arrange a rangefinder. Okay,
carry on.
45:43
John C Dvorak: Come on. And the
other only other clip I've got
45:47
on this is Butler Police
Department clip.
45:50
Adam Curry: Whereas Yes, God is
here. Meanwhile,
45:53
Unknown: the butler Police
Department has confirmed its
45:55
officers confronted the gunman
on the roof outside the Trump
45:58
rally last Saturday shortly
before he fired the former
46:01
president coming close to
killing him more from MPRs
46:04
Martin Kosti
46:05
In a written statement the
butler Township Police
46:07
Department says its officers
were assigned traffic duty
46:10
outside the rally traffic but
they broke free from that to
46:13
respond to a report of a
suspicious mail around a
46:16
business called American glass
research. They didn't find him
46:20
at first, then one officer
hoisted another to the roof
46:23
where the gunman pointed his
rifle at him, causing the
46:26
officer to let go and fall. The
statement says the gunman opened
46:30
fire quote Moments later, it's
still not clear whether the
46:34
Secret Service's Protection Plan
relied on the sheriff's office
46:37
state police or other local
officers to safeguard that
46:41
rooftop.
46:43
Adam Curry: So you know and you
know me as a conspiracy
46:45
therapist, I'm looking at
everything. You know that that
46:50
weird Q anon guy was in the
audience. He didn't move. He
46:53
knew it was coming. Q Q was all
set up is it's all it's all. I
46:57
mean, so just for the record, I
completely believe that this
47:00
happened. This kid was probably
not even supposed to fire it's
47:04
it feels completely like an FBI.
47:06
John C Dvorak: Your thesis I
liked the idea that this was an
47:09
FBI another one another six
weeks cycle FBI scam
47:14
Adam Curry: not meant not meant
to actually harm the president
47:16
they
47:16
John C Dvorak: have this and the
kid because he was he was so I
47:20
guess spun up by the FBI. That
he decided you know, he's going
47:26
to freelance instead. They
picked the wrong guy.
47:29
Adam Curry: They well he even
said that you got the wrong guy.
47:32
He said it on that video. That's
right. You got the wrong guy.
47:34
I'm not just gonna detonate some
bombs, which probably as far as
47:38
I can tell, we're not detonate
double, or deaths and double,
47:42
which would be typical, which
should be very and you haven't
47:45
heard Oh, yeah, they had to
detonate him because they were
47:47
bombs. No, he didn't. They
didn't blow them up in the in
47:49
the detonation unit. Now it's
like is a little unclear about
47:53
that. Okay, fine. Then we have
the photo of the bullet. This is
47:57
another point of contention.
People saying that, it's,
48:05
there's no reason there's no
reason for this shot to have
48:08
ever been made. And I'll explain
why as we have Doug Mills from
48:11
the New York Times who has been
a photographer of presidents, I
48:16
think since forever, forever,
ever. He explains his settings.
48:20
And he does say something
interesting here.
48:23
Unknown: My name is Doug Mills.
I've been covering politics
48:25
since 1983. And I was yesterday
covering President Trump's rally
48:30
in Butler, Pennsylvania. I was
taking pictures and that's when
48:33
the Pops started happening. And
I just happened to have my
48:36
finger on the shutter and I
heard the Pops and just kept
48:38
shooting. I didn't know what I
captured. But when I got to my
48:42
laptop, I could see that bullet
flying behind his head because
48:45
it's definitely not in the
frames right before it. And it's
48:49
not an afterwards it's only that
one frame. And I was shooting an
48:52
8,000th of a second. It captured
that streak behind him. So
48:56
Adam Curry: the so the theory
goes no reason he was shooting
49:00
at 1/8000 of a second. He wanted
to get the shot of Trump's head
49:04
exploding. I'm not a photography
expert,
49:09
John C Dvorak: but a lot of
that's interesting. I haven't
49:11
heard that angle. Oh, yeah.
Well, so
49:14
Adam Curry: first of all, he
says here like I looked at my
49:16
laptop. In an interview on NBC,
which was too boring and too
49:20
long. He says he sent it to his
editor and his editor called him
49:23
and said hey, you don't you
won't believe what you have. So
49:26
there's a little discrepancy in
his story there. But it's my
49:31
understanding that if you are
photographing in a very bright
49:36
daylight environment and you
want to blur out the background,
49:40
you want to have your object
very sharp that 1/8000 of a
49:44
second is not completely out of
the out of the range of ideas.
49:50
Now you know more about it than
I do.
49:54
John C Dvorak: is pretty high
shutter speed. But you can get
49:57
some you can get some effects
that you otherwise wouldn't have
50:03
by shooting at that speed,
that's a very high speed. I'm,
50:07
you know, if he is he's a
professional photographer, he
50:11
wants to shoot a lot of shots.
He's probably shooting like a
50:14
maniac. I mean,
50:16
Adam Curry: like, no more. It's
more. I mean, these things do
50:19
spray and pray. That's what you
do. That's why he got That's
50:22
John C Dvorak: right, exactly.
There's two kinds of
50:24
photographers I've run into over
the years who, because I've had
50:26
a lot of photos taken for one
magazine or another. And there's
50:30
two kinds of photographers you
run into. The one is the like
50:33
you just described, they take
it, they sit you down, and they
50:37
will take, I don't know, 200
pictures of you. Yeah. And then
50:42
they'll, and then they show you
the proofs and the doll on the
50:46
sheet, little bitty pictures.
And then you circled a couple
50:48
that you might like, or he'll
say, here's the one I want to
50:50
use. And maybe you're allowed to
select it or not depends on the
50:55
photographer. Most of the time,
they'd let you pick one that you
50:58
don't look at any idiot. And
then there's the other kind and
51:01
I had this done for my when I
did the telecommunications book
51:04
in the 80s this guy he and this
is the other kind of
51:10
photographer and this is the
artist. He shoots an eight by 10
51:15
Negative Yeah, on a big giant
camera set you up. Brings a
51:21
makeup person in they stand you
there.
51:24
Adam Curry: We got to do a
Polaroid first Polaroid.
51:27
John C Dvorak: I don't remember
the Polaroid on the hustle. The
51:30
hospital for lighting the
hospital blah, you put the
51:32
Polaroid back on it first not a
Hasselblad This is an I know a
51:35
10 I know I'm just telling you.
Yeah, Hasselblad guys are pretty
51:39
close to the same thing. Because
they got a big negative. So the
51:42
guy sets up shop and he's got
this big camera, they put you up
51:47
there make you up, you're
probably I don't remember the
51:49
Polaroid but he probably did
that just to get the lighting to
51:52
make sure it looked okay. And
then takes one picture. And it's
51:57
perfect. That's a different kind
of photographer. And so you have
52:02
the two got two different
styles. But, but shooting one
52:06
1000 means you weren't really
trying to get a lot of shots
52:08
off. I'm sure this shooting
that, you know, maximum frames
52:12
per second blank, blank, blank
blank.
52:14
Adam Curry: I mean, there's a
lot of people very suspicious of
52:17
this. If that's all you got then
okay, you wanted to get the
52:20
exploding head shot of the year,
you know, but I just exploding
52:25
John C Dvorak: headshot would
never be you know. So that
52:28
doesn't make any sense. They're
not nobody's going to print a
52:31
shot of a guy's head exploding.
52:34
Adam Curry: So now is the next
part of the theory. Now and this
52:37
one I actually wanted to call up
Horowitz. But then I found a
52:42
clip. This is the the wealth
fund management that shorted the
52:48
d j t stock. Yeah, the day
before the shooting 12 million
52:55
shares, which was not really a
short it was a put, which is
53:00
technically
53:01
John C Dvorak: it's basically a
short E. Okay.
53:04
Adam Curry: And Jason Goodman
called and got someone on the
53:08
phone. Hello,
53:10
Unknown: Alex. Is this
53:12
Mr. Wagner? Yes. My name is
Jason Goodman. We don't know
53:16
each other. But I was calling to
see if you're aware of this
53:18
information that's going around
the internet, about Austin
53:22
private wealth, shorting 12
million shares of Trump media
53:29
stock is this. Is there anything
to this? There's a lot of
53:31
information about your company
going around right now. Right?
53:34
I don't think so. It was a
reporting error. So if you go
53:39
back and look at that same
baling, you'll see it show that
53:43
it was a clerical error in the
violin. Well,
53:46
how did that occur? I mean, were
you
53:48
trying to short fewer shares
than that? It's how could such
53:51
an error like this, it seems
like a remarkable coincidence
53:53
for that dramatic of an error to
occur the day before this
53:57
historic incident, doesn't it?
54:01
So the reporting is generated
June 30. And it was a clerical
54:06
error. I do believe we'll be
releasing something to our
54:11
website with more detail on a
bid if you go look at the
54:14
updated piling up the proper,
proper data in there.
54:19
Adam Curry: So that's something
for Horowitz but I'm sure you
54:22
can tell.
54:23
John C Dvorak: I kind of talked
about it. Yeah. About we talked
54:26
about the stock and his response
to the shooting which if
54:30
skyrocketed the next day was
that squeezing shorts. Well,
54:34
that well it was a put the puts
a really just get wiped out, you
54:38
know, it's not like you had to
cover yours, right?
54:40
Adam Curry: You don't even get
don't get wiped out a put is is
54:43
a is a fraction of the total
share amount correct?
54:48
John C Dvorak: Because it's
basically an option is stock
54:50
that's borrowed and sold and
it's as an option option, right?
54:55
So you lose your option. You
basically it's not like actually
54:58
when you actually short you can
lose You're asking
55:01
Adam Curry: your house and
everything. Yeah, you can
55:03
John C Dvorak: lose a lot of
money if you're short against
55:07
run up, I think, panic and you
sell bad you buy Oh,
55:10
Adam Curry: they also wrote call
options. I think that a straddle
55:13
going.
55:14
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that would
make sense. But I mean, there's
55:16
these operations do that
constantly.
55:18
Adam Curry: But the second part
of it is that this awesome
55:21
wealth management fund, they
donate a lot of money to Jews.
55:26
So you know, I'm just saying
that to do with it, I'm just
55:29
saying, I'm just saying it was
all kinds of stuff like that.
55:34
So, so people are really going,
sadly, a bit off the rails with
55:38
this. Whereas I think the only
explanation I can come to is,
55:44
it's almost like Occam's razor.
We've seen this from the FBI,
55:48
the remote makes total sense.
55:51
John C Dvorak: The FBI
immediately took over the
55:53
investigation. Of
55:54
Adam Curry: course they did. And
it will, you know, who knows if
55:57
this will ever come out, because
typically they do a report and
56:00
they say, Well, I'm a
confidential informant person
56:02
and, you know, call in I talked
to this kid for two months, and,
56:06
you know, that would make
nothing but it has all the
56:09
hallmarks everything to make a
big Bloom to make, you know,
56:13
make some noise. Now, could that
have been pro Trump may be I
56:18
don't know. But there has always
been a conspiracy against Trump,
56:23
there is a conspiracy and there
always will be the literal
56:26
definition to breathe together.
There is a conspiracy and it's
56:30
massive. Its massive, they hate
the guy would they I mean,
56:37
John C Dvorak: a large
contingent of the of the of the
56:40
government yes of the government
itself hates the guy this is
56:44
true. The stock market and
making any friends by making it
56:49
by putting JD Vance in there
who's who probably is more
56:52
against the administrative state
and Trump himself
56:57
Adam Curry: well, the stock
market responded very favorably
56:59
to Trump surviving this
assassination.
57:03
John C Dvorak: Yes, the death
it's fast it's gone way higher
57:07
than I expected it to. I mean,
it's up I think the Dow is at 42
57:12
Now it's it should I am stunned
is over 40 is amazing. It's
57:16
amazing. It's just Yeah, but But
it's over over heated our
57:21
anyway.
57:23
Adam Curry: Just for just
because I love George Carlin
57:27
wanted to play his 42nd bid on
assassinations, which is always
57:31
just fun to listen to We miss
him assassination.
57:35
Unknown: You know what's
interesting about assassination?
57:37
Well, not only does it change
those popularity polls in a big
57:40
fucking hurry. But it's also
interesting to notice who it is
57:45
we assassinate you ever notice
who it is not to think of who it
57:47
is we kill. It's always people
who've told us to live together
57:51
in harmony and try to love one
another. Jesus Gandhi, Lincoln,
57:55
John Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy,
Martin Luther King, Medgar
57:58
Evers, Malcolm X, John Lennon,
they also try to live together
58:01
peacefully
58:04
in the fucking head
58:11
apparently we're not ready for
that.
58:15
That's difficult behavior for
us.
58:18
Adam Curry: Miss George,
58:19
John C Dvorak: we need to wait
that is a good bit
58:21
Adam Curry: we need to every
couple of years and I need to
58:23
give you massive props. You
called it You nailed it right on
58:27
the money. President Trump walks
in on the first day of the
58:31
Republican National Convention
with a big bandage on his ear.
58:35
You could not have been more
right about this.
58:38
John C Dvorak: Yeah, why would
you not do that?
58:40
Adam Curry: It was it was I
mean, it was just it was so big
58:43
though.
58:46
John C Dvorak: There was
criticized for their fact
58:48
there's a funny meme going
around I might put it in the
58:50
next my pillow says no, the meme
is I don't understand why he's
58:56
wearing such a big bandage
what's what's he afraid of? And
59:00
then the person saying this The
Meme Meme or has got a big giant
59:03
mask on Yeah, I've
59:05
Adam Curry: seen COVID mask so
here guys. I'm sorry. I
59:09
John C Dvorak: was just gonna
say the this became with some of
59:13
the MSNBC and some of these
other I don't know if it's CNN
59:16
and MSNBC virtually. They
started bitching about this
59:19
bandage. And, and so they had to
get Ronnie Jackson or Jones
59:25
whatever's there. JOHNSON I
can't remember his last name.
59:28
Jackson, I think who's Trump's
still Trump's doctor? Yes,
59:33
Jackson check. He had to put the
giant bandage on because the
59:37
nature of the wound is such that
because at the end, that skin is
59:41
very susceptible. This is just
really just cartilage. Yeah, it
59:46
is. He said Jackson said that if
you touched it just touched it.
59:51
It would start bleeding so you
had to protect it with a big
59:55
bandage.
59:56
Adam Curry: So Trump comes
walking in and this is CNN with
1:00:00
former Fox host, Chris Wallace,
and Jake Tapper, and even they
1:00:05
could not deny the electrifying
moment that it was Chris Winston
1:00:11
Unknown: Churchill famously said
nothing in life is so
1:00:14
exhilarating as to be shot at
without effect. And you can see
1:00:19
that today the idea that just
hours ago, a few days ago, this
1:00:24
man and assassin's bullet
whizzed by him, hit him in the
1:00:28
ear, inches from his temple, and
it'd be just by the slightest
1:00:34
fraction of an inch. He survived
shot without effect. And you can
1:00:38
see the, the joy of this crowd,
I gotta tell you, as somebody
1:00:45
who's been covering these, these
conventions since 1964, that may
1:00:50
have been the most electric
moment I ever saw that was quite
1:00:53
extraordinary. You can do
whether you like the man or not,
1:00:57
that was
1:00:59
well, I mean, this is a crowd
these 10s of 1000s of people who
1:01:03
love Donald Trump, and they,
this, this figure that that
1:01:09
figures so prominently in their
lives,
1:01:11
and it's so interesting tonight,
there has been zero talk about
1:01:15
the Democrats and rhetoric and
political rhetoric and blaming
1:01:19
the media, why that's all been
talked about. Evidence, a
1:01:23
miracle. And I think that's what
most of these people view is
1:01:27
that it is by the grace of God,
that Donald Trump is here
1:01:31
tonight and representing them
going forward. So
1:01:34
Adam Curry: that was kind of
interesting. Trump's first truth
1:01:37
or truth, truth post truth was,
this was God alone who saved me.
1:01:44
And the certainly the first day
of the convention, there was a
1:01:47
lot of God talk two
1:01:48
Unknown: days ago, evil came for
the man we admire and love so
1:01:54
much. I thank God that His hand
was on President Trump. Because
1:01:59
on Saturday, the devil came to
Pennsylvania holding a rifle.
1:02:07
But an American lion got back up
on his feet.
1:02:14
Continuing on the religious
theme and actual man of God paid
1:02:17
tribute to Trump's rhetorical
style, much to the former
1:02:21
president's July,
1:02:22
you're gonna be so blessed.
You're gonna be tired of being
1:02:29
blessed. I guarantee it's
believe me.
1:02:35
Adam Curry: That guy was pretty
funny.
1:02:36
John C Dvorak: Did you see him?
Yeah, you know, the whole
1:02:39
convention has been a tear
jerker, the way they
1:02:43
orchestrated and I have to say
that I have seen a lot of these
1:02:46
conventions. I went to one once
when I was in high school, which
1:02:49
was that where Wallace was, it
was it was it was a long time
1:02:53
ago. Was I think was the last
San Francisco convention
1:02:59
whatever the case was you that
you can get into these things. I
1:03:03
didn't remember ever being
checked for guns or anything but
1:03:06
you get in as you go it this is
the era of the all the signs
1:03:10
used to be on sticks. I noticed
this two things that yes,
1:03:13
convention. Yes, there's no
stick, no sticks. People just
1:03:18
holding different signs up as
though they run the like, card
1:03:22
section of a college football
game where they have these
1:03:25
different cards, they lift this
way, okay, lift up card number
1:03:28
three, and they lift up to one
of the cards and every night is
1:03:31
a different card. Because
they've had this they've made
1:03:34
this convention thematic with a
different theme for every night.
1:03:38
And they preface all the
speeches, all the big, big boy
1:03:41
speeches, with the general
public coming out and giving
1:03:45
their stories, and they're just
heartbreaking. And they just to
1:03:49
make it sound like the country
is falling apart. And it's very
1:03:53
well done. I think this is the
best orchestrated convention
1:03:57
I've ever seen. And so far as
showmanship is concerned, you
1:04:00
can see Trump's the TV
background and you know, he's
1:04:04
talking to Bert Burnett and some
of his buddies to make the
1:04:08
design to sing the way it is.
It's spectacular. The
1:04:12
Adam Curry: last night they had
the Goldstar families 13 of them
1:04:15
who lost kids in Afghanistan
home man they all went up there
1:04:21
and said Joe Biden lied He said
not a single serviceman or woman
1:04:26
lost lost their life on his
watch. He has never said my
1:04:31
child's name out loud and then
they all went you know, they
1:04:35
said the names out loud and the
crowd said their names out loud.
1:04:39
I mean, that was just like an
even CNN I didn't clip all of
1:04:42
that but even CNN was like,
well, that's a political you
1:04:45
know deathblow right there which
it was a lot
1:04:49
John C Dvorak: of it was a I
would say all ever all three
1:04:51
days so far and tonight OB
Trump's night have been like
1:04:56
that. They've been just it's
been. I've never seen anything
1:04:59
so Well done. They
1:05:01
Adam Curry: had the worst speech
I think was Don JR. He's not a
1:05:06
good orator, but he did bring
out his granddaughter. I mean,
1:05:10
Troy's great brought as daughter
Trump's grant and she gave her
1:05:13
grandpa's cool type speech was
fantastic, brilliant move. JD
1:05:20
Vance made some as a huge, huge
mistake. He forgot that this was
1:05:27
being televised. He was talking
to the audience. He was playing
1:05:32
on the crowd. He forgot that he
was being he was on television.
1:05:36
That was
1:05:37
John C Dvorak: a bad and see it
as a faux pas unnecessarily. I
1:05:41
noticed about him was that he
needs his elocution could be
1:05:45
improved. He could have a little
deeper voice and yeah, he sounds
1:05:51
a little thin. But I basically
liked it. But he did. You're
1:05:57
right. And the artists do
different kinds of chants like
1:06:00
Jay Dee's mom's mom was there
that was fantastic. The JDS
1:06:05
mommy they would they would
start chanting different things
1:06:08
they'd make up in the audience
and then JD was merging, ma'am,
1:06:12
ah, grandma and all the rest of
it. I actually watched I thought
1:06:17
I thought he was is no advance.
I wasn't thinking they were
1:06:22
going to pick him. And I thought
it was because of the beard. For
1:06:26
one reason, but everybody's
treated like a
1:06:28
Adam Curry: Mimi likes, Jr. has
a beard. I don't understand why
1:06:31
people say no, I
1:06:32
John C Dvorak: don't know what I
was thinking when I made that
1:06:34
assertion because Eric has a
beard. Did Yeah. He has a beard.
1:06:38
Yeah. They're all bearded. Yeah.
So maybe it's just Trump doing
1:06:42
is, you know, sleight of hand,
but I heard JD Vance. Two days
1:06:49
earlier on the Hannity radio
show. I was driving to the
1:06:52
store. And Hannity was on with
JD Vance. And I had never He is
1:06:58
quick witted. He's fast. He's
sharp. He was holding his more
1:07:03
than holding his own. He was
dominating Sean Hannity on the
1:07:06
radio show. And he was just I'm
listening to him going, oh, boy,
1:07:10
this is news to me. And when I
heard him on the on the radio
1:07:14
just going, you know, just at
the sounding, I would say,
1:07:18
competing with Kellyanne Conway
from talking to Mike. I was
1:07:24
impressed and so I when I heard
I saw I was waiting for this
1:07:27
speech. And it is EQ could have
been maybe it could have been
1:07:31
improved. But you know, they
could have given a little big
1:07:34
bottom. Running through some
some. You mean
1:07:37
Adam Curry: what I give you I
give you a big bottom twice a
1:07:40
week bottom. Yeah.
1:07:41
John C Dvorak: So that I now I
think, Okay, this guy's probably
1:07:45
okay. And he is only 39. And he
and he does. He's definitely a
1:07:50
Trumper. And he's got the same
basic concepts and ideas even
1:07:54
though the Cole Wallace just
calls him a brown noser.
1:07:57
Adam Curry: Well, here's, here's
JD Vance. I think this is the
1:08:00
Ohio senatorial race, where you
know, he's, his feet are held to
1:08:04
the fire. You are never Trumper
you call him an eight hole. But
1:08:08
borderline Nazi, which he did.
And here's JD Vance.
1:08:12
Unknown: You've admitted you've
changed your mind on Donald
1:08:15
Trump. But in the past, you've
said quote, I'm a Never Trump
1:08:18
guy, quote, My God, what an
idiot and, quote, God wants
1:08:21
better of us all statements. You
have either said or tweeted
1:08:24
about Donald Trump at some
point, the question you have 60
1:08:27
seconds, why should Trump voters
Trump supporters? Vote for you?
1:08:31
Yeah, look, I
1:08:32
mean, all of us say stupid
things. And I happen to say
1:08:34
stupid things very publicly. You
know, I've been very public
1:08:38
about the fact that I voted for
the president 2020 that I was
1:08:41
wrong about the president back
in 2015 2016. And that he has
1:08:45
been the greatest president of
my lifetime. For the very simple
1:08:47
reason. There are many, but one
very important reason is that he
1:08:50
revealed the corruption in
Washington DC, I mean, who would
1:08:53
have believed five years ago,
six years ago that the FBI would
1:08:56
actually investigate illegally
get an illegal wiretap on a
1:08:59
sitting US presidential
candidate, we saw that Trump
1:09:03
revealed it. And he revealed in
a way that showed us the sticks
1:09:06
of the fight, which is why I'm
running for this office in the
1:09:07
first place. And one thing I'd
point out is that, you know, I
1:09:10
was I was I was just north of 30
years old, when I said a lot of
1:09:13
those things. Lots changed in my
life. I reengaged. With my
1:09:16
faith. I got baptized three
years ago, I've had three kids
1:09:19
since then, you know, a lot
different. And one of the things
1:09:21
that's different is that I did
change my mind about Donald
1:09:23
Trump. He was a great president.
And I think at the end of the
1:09:26
day, one of the things this race
presents is an opportunity who
1:09:29
actually agrees with Trump on
the core issues of trade of
1:09:31
immigration who's willing to
fight for an America First
1:09:34
foreign policy? I think it's
clearly me.
1:09:37
Adam Curry: Interesting, got
baptized. Yeah, he
1:09:40
John C Dvorak: also did a well,
I know you respond to that. He
1:09:44
also had another interview. I
think maybe it was on Hannity.
1:09:49
He kind of blamed the media for
brainwashing him against Trump.
1:09:53
Oh, I
1:09:53
Adam Curry: wish we had that
one. I
1:09:54
John C Dvorak: wouldn't. I wish
I had it, too. Wouldn't surprise
1:09:56
me. That makes nothing but
sense.
1:09:59
Adam Curry: So A couple other
people showed up. The most
1:10:02
interesting one to me was Amber
Rose. Amber Rose, who has a huge
1:10:10
social media following. I think
mainly for her boobs. And she's
1:10:16
black or mixed race. And so she
came out and by the way, she's
1:10:22
most famous for dating Kanye
West. That's really what oh,
1:10:26
just her. Yes, she
1:10:27
John C Dvorak: did. She was
good. The
1:10:29
Unknown: first person I knew who
supported Donald Trump was my
1:10:32
father. I was shocked. My entire
family is racially diverse. And
1:10:38
I believe the left wing
propaganda that Donald Trump was
1:10:41
a racist. My father said, No,
he's not Amber, what are you
1:10:46
talking about? And when I
insisted, he said, prove it. So
1:10:51
it's approved my father wrong. I
did my research and looked into
1:10:55
all things Donald Trump. People
have to do their research. I
1:11:04
watched all the rallies. And I
started meeting so many of you
1:11:08
his red hat wearing supporters.
1:11:17
I realized Donald Trump and his
supporters don't care if you're
1:11:21
black, white, gay or straight.
It's all love.
1:11:25
It's all my baby.
1:11:34
And that's when it hit me. These
are my people. This is where I
1:11:37
belong.
1:11:48
I let go of my fear of judgment,
of being misunderstood of
1:11:52
getting attacked by the left and
I put the red hat on too.
1:11:56
Adam Curry: So this was this
really shook a lot of people up.
1:11:59
Here's a quick reaction from the
daily blast. People have
1:12:02
Unknown: a right to change their
minds. I think flexibility of
1:12:05
thought is very important. But
right now, this moment, to me
1:12:11
when it comes to Amber Rose is
giving the short line. I've
1:12:15
spoken about the short line a
lot because when you're a person
1:12:18
of color, you're often enticed
with more revenue, more
1:12:22
eyeballs, more of a following if
you do the contrary and point of
1:12:27
view to people like you and from
the people who don't because you
1:12:30
stand out. Exactly. I see. And
that's what it was giving to me
1:12:35
last night.
1:12:37
Adam Curry: She doesn't really
care. Here's Van Jones. He had
1:12:41
his own take,
1:12:42
Unknown: but what I would say is
would you call them in CO aid
1:12:46
coalition. I see it as the
Republicans are trying to eat
1:12:52
our cookies. We've had some
cookies called the black vote
1:12:57
and they're trying to take those
cookies we've had the labor vote
1:13:00
they're trying to take those
cookies. Cookies man cookies
1:13:05
John C Dvorak: that's a good
one.
1:13:07
Adam Curry: Take it our cookies.
Oh no.
1:13:11
John C Dvorak: So another person
similar to their her speech? I
1:13:15
thought that was really got the
audience were devastated Jewish
1:13:18
student from Harvard. Oh, last
night Oh, Mastodon
1:13:22
Adam Curry: went crazy. Dog
these bringing into you to the
1:13:25
bringing into uterus. Literally,
literally, literally. Oh, no.
1:13:31
John C Dvorak: The biggest anti
semitic operation there is.
1:13:34
Adam Curry: It's unbelievable.
You mean the fediverse?
1:13:37
John C Dvorak: The fediverse
Yeah, to federate, versus I call
1:13:40
it Mastodon because it's bested
on
1:13:42
Adam Curry: Yeah. And then you
had the two Americans whose son
1:13:46
is is a hostage and they they
were very unsuccessful at
1:13:51
getting the crowd to do bring
them home.
1:13:54
John C Dvorak: And they didn't
get bring them home started but
1:13:56
it didn't go very far. Now the
1:13:57
Adam Curry: rhythm was all off
was it was not good. One other
1:14:02
observation. Now Mike Johnson
who just has a Cheshire Cheshire
1:14:07
Cat vibe about him? And I don't
like
1:14:10
John C Dvorak: not you Mitch. I
never thought of it. I did
1:14:12
something about his stupid grin.
Not like I didn't recognize now
1:14:17
that you mentioned Cheshire cat
that's exactly what it is. And
1:14:21
Adam Curry: did you see the
hammer? The gavel? No that
1:14:26
things as big as his head. It's
it's the biggest gavel I've ever
1:14:32
seen anywhere.
1:14:34
John C Dvorak: I have a short
clip with by Johnson. Okay. This
1:14:38
is called another investigation
as an NPR clip. House
1:14:41
Unknown: Speaker Mike Johnson is
launching a bipartisan Task
1:14:44
Force to investigate the
attempted assassination of
1:14:46
former President Trump appears
Claudio Gusau supports
1:14:49
congressional briefings are also
being held with officials about
1:14:52
the shooting. Speaker
1:14:53
Johnson told Fox News that
investigators will be able to
1:14:56
move faster than a traditional
committee and have the thority
1:15:00
to force witnesses to testify,
there's not
1:15:03
a lot of the procedural hurdles
and we'll have subpoena
1:15:05
authority for that task force as
well. It'll be compelled to
1:15:08
Republicans and Democrats to get
down to the bottom of this
1:15:10
quickly, so the American people
can get the answers that they
1:15:13
deserve.
1:15:14
Johnson's Task Force is expected
to be part of several
1:15:17
congressional probes that will
look into security failures
1:15:21
posed by the shooting at the
Trump rally in western
1:15:24
Pennsylvania
1:15:25
Adam Curry: now, just to counter
your slight snide remarks,
1:15:30
despite the fact that he's a
believer. I do not like Mike
1:15:34
Johnson. I
1:15:35
John C Dvorak: don't like him
either. I do. I do like the fact
1:15:37
that he's political enough that
he was the one sitting next to
1:15:40
JD Vance's mom, who's 10 years
sober as they like to keep
1:15:45
pointing out. And he was
kibitzing whether Yeah. And it
1:15:48
was it was it was cute to see
because he was, yeah, he's
1:15:52
smart. That way. You know, he's
smart.
1:15:54
Adam Curry: We watched Hillbilly
Elegy I'd never seen it had not
1:15:57
read the book. Impressive story.
And I'm going to presume it's
1:16:02
true. But so many people Oh, no,
he's manufactured. He's
1:16:07
manufactured. Where I came away.
Have you seen the movie or read
1:16:11
the book? No, I
1:16:12
John C Dvorak: have not seen the
movie. I've not read the book.
1:16:14
Adam Curry: I came away from it
thinking Wow, seriously, only in
1:16:18
America. In America, can you go
from from the backwoods of well,
1:16:23
really Kentucky but also Ohio?
You know, what, what people
1:16:27
would call white trash? Yeah, I
1:16:29
John C Dvorak: would say what
he's definitely would be called
1:16:32
white trash,
1:16:33
Adam Curry: you know, and then
go into after 911 Go into the
1:16:37
Marines. And, and then with GI
Bill was able to barely scrape
1:16:42
by in Yale. You know, the whole
story is nice. Firstly, went to
1:16:46
Ohio, Ohio. I'm sorry, the Ohio
State.
1:16:49
John C Dvorak: Where Yes. A
person always says,
1:16:53
Adam Curry: Now is there a
football thing between Wisconsin
1:16:56
and Ohio?
1:16:57
John C Dvorak: No, it was the
football thing is between Ohio
1:17:01
State and Michigan and Michigan
bring it? Yeah. Okay. And it's a
1:17:04
major major hatred between the
two schools. Hey, another
1:17:09
Adam Curry: thing I do like he
owns over $100,000 in Bitcoin go
1:17:15
JD
1:17:15
John C Dvorak: you'd like that
go Jay dad and being baptized
1:17:18
would be your your two things.
Well,
1:17:20
Adam Curry: Guy on that note,
what do you think so Trump said
1:17:24
he has completely rewritten his
speech. He threw it out. He
1:17:27
said, I'm going in a completely
different direction. Besides
1:17:31
Hulk Hogan showing up tonight,
which would be awesome.
1:17:33
John C Dvorak: It couldn't be by
the way Trump could be Miss
1:17:35
directing. He does that
constantly could be. In fact, in
1:17:39
fact, I'd never realized it
until the the Trump
1:17:44
granddaughter came up to 17 year
old and gave that little speech
1:17:47
and talked about him trying to
psych her out on the golf
1:17:50
course. Being kind of an a hole,
which is what sports guys do to
1:17:55
each other. Well, she's
1:17:56
Adam Curry: she's teaching her
she's teaching her to be
1:17:58
competitive. That's what a good
grandpa Papaw does. Don't your a
1:18:07
grandpa, don't mess with your
kid or with your grandkid all
1:18:11
the time. You do the best you
can to get them prepared for
1:18:14
life and you'll be able to
figure out hoaxes
1:18:18
John C Dvorak: that were the
parents won't do any of the good
1:18:20
stuff. No,
1:18:21
Adam Curry: that's why you give
the your grandson now
1:18:23
noisemakers right for his
birthday. Oh,
1:18:26
John C Dvorak: yeah. You want to
always give kiss? Drum Kit is my
1:18:29
favorite gift drum.
1:18:33
Adam Curry: Exactly, exactly. So
I believe Elon Musk may be
1:18:38
speaking tonight. That'll be
interesting. So let's just go
1:18:42
back to JD Vance for a second. I
think he's a good pick. Even
1:18:46
though you are sure was going to
be Marco Rubio, no doubt about
1:18:50
it. Looking
1:18:51
John C Dvorak: back on it,
largely because of the beard
1:18:54
again. i What were you thinking,
man?
1:18:56
Adam Curry: What were you
thinking?
1:18:58
John C Dvorak: I was thinking
that Trump was was you know, you
1:19:00
weren't course I never heard
Trump say this could have been
1:19:03
you heard it. Yeah. Yes,
suckered suckered by the media.
1:19:07
So what else is new? I mean,
this is what they do. And so I
1:19:12
have some JD Vance clips. Oh,
yeah. Let's do that with Misty,
1:19:14
give us a little insight here.
Oh, I only have two actually.
1:19:17
They're both from NPR and this
talking about his techie does
1:19:20
why thing must go be there. This
JD Vance? techie.
1:19:25
Unknown: The Republicans night
two of the GOP convention was a
1:19:29
night of rivals coming together
to back Donald Trump, including
1:19:34
his final primary opponent to
drop out Nikki Haley.
1:19:37
I'll start by making one thing
perfectly clear. Donald Trump
1:19:44
has my strong endorsement
period.
1:19:48
Tonight, Ohio Senator JD Vance
will accept his party's vice
1:19:52
presidential nomination. You
might be
1:19:54
aware of Vance's roots in
Appalachia, thanks to his best
1:19:57
selling memoir, Hillbilly Elegy
is less known or his roots in
1:20:01
the world of Silicon Valley and
venture capital. As NPR is Bobby
1:20:05
Allen reports Vance has close
ties to tech billionaires could
1:20:09
supercharge Trump's reelection
bid supercharge shortly
1:20:12
after JD Vance published his
memoir Hillbilly Elegy in 2016.
1:20:16
Another career began to rise in
San Francisco. He was hired to
1:20:19
work in a venture capital firm
run by Peter Thiel, the co
1:20:22
founder of PayPal, who is one of
the most powerful figures in
1:20:25
Silicon Valley. Here's writer
Max chavkin, who wrote a book on
1:20:28
teal that mentions Vance
1:20:30
Vance worked for teal for a
relatively short amount of time,
1:20:33
less than two years and then
moved to Ohio, where he
1:20:37
continued to invest but clearly
was starting to, you know, think
1:20:40
about his political future.
1:20:42
But before his political life
even started he launched his own
1:20:45
VC fund with backing from Thiel
and other tech heavy hitters
1:20:48
like investor Marc Andreessen.
In other words, he was compiling
1:20:51
a deep pocketed tech roster that
came in handy when he ran for
1:20:55
Senate in Ohio and one with
financial help from Thiel and
1:20:59
other tech investors. And now as
Trump's vice president pic Vance
1:21:02
is tapping his tech billionaire
contacts once again and a
1:21:06
growing group of them are
embracing the mega movement says
1:21:08
author jaskin So
1:21:10
Adam Curry: this is also quite
controversial the to connection
1:21:13
and so the messages I receive
are keys is Intel is is Palantir
1:21:20
T IL is it's no good. This Oh,
no, he's all in with the
1:21:24
intelligence agencies. He
supported by them. He's bringing
1:21:27
in he's a horrible guy. And I'm
thinking my uncle was one of the
1:21:31
highest guys in the CIA. Why are
you listening to me if you think
1:21:35
that way?
1:21:37
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I would say
the same thing. i Why is anyone
1:21:39
listening to you?
1:21:40
Adam Curry: Yeah. Really stop.
Now, the
1:21:43
John C Dvorak: other thing about
this read, there's a second clip
1:21:45
and now I actually have a third.
Well, I'm going to play an inner
1:21:48
rate intermediate exam, because
when Trump picked this just a
1:21:52
very short clip is only a couple
seconds. But this is where the
1:21:56
NPR says that they that Trump
named his dick.
1:22:01
Unknown: So Trump named Vance is
pick on Monday, you have been
1:22:03
speaking to Republicans in
Milwaukee, how's he being
1:22:06
received?
1:22:07
Adam Curry: Let me hear that
again.
1:22:08
Unknown: So Trump named Vance's
pick on Monday, you have been
1:22:10
speaking to Republicans in
Milwaukee, how's he been?
1:22:13
Adam Curry: You know, that's
what you want to hear. Maybe? I
1:22:16
don't know. I
1:22:18
John C Dvorak: you know, I
listened to it. I slowed it down
1:22:20
and everything and he definitely
says Pick it pick is what I
1:22:23
heard. But if you dropped the
idea that he says Dick, and you
1:22:27
listen to it, he says dick.
Yeah, yeah. It's the blue dress
1:22:31
dress. Gold. Silver. Yes. I
mean, let's play the second part
1:22:35
of the JD Vance clip. It's
1:22:37
Unknown: tempting to paint us
with a broad brush and say all
1:22:39
of Silicon Valley is getting
behind the former president. But
1:22:42
what's actually happening is
that Silicon Valley's right wing
1:22:46
has been activated and persuaded
to open their pockets.
1:22:50
A new tech align political
action committee called America
1:22:53
PAC was unveiled just after
Trump announced Vance as his
1:22:56
running mate. Elon Musk is
poised to flood the group with
1:22:59
cash venture capitalists Marc
Andreessen and Ben Horowitz,
1:23:02
also planned to contribute on
the duo's podcast on Tuesday,
1:23:05
Horowitz said he wished they
didn't have to pick aside but
1:23:09
the future of our business, the
future of technology, new
1:23:14
technology and the future of
America's literally at stake.
1:23:17
Many big players in Silicon
Valley traditionally sat on the
1:23:20
sidelines for presidential
elections or voted for
1:23:22
Democrats. But now that has
changed. Samuel Hammond is an
1:23:26
economist at the right leaning
Think Tank foundation for
1:23:28
American innovation. He says
many of the new financial
1:23:31
backers of Trump and Vance are
placing big bets on two
1:23:34
industries artificial
intelligence and crypto
1:23:39
pays off depends entirely on the
policy of the US government.
1:23:43
chavkin,
1:23:44
the book author who is also a
reporter at Bloomberg
1:23:46
Businessweek says there is a
fear that AI policy and the
1:23:50
Biden White House will be too
heavy handed.
1:23:52
They perceived, you know, to
some extent, I think correctly,
1:23:55
that Joe Biden less so than
pretty much any president that
1:24:00
they have encountered in their
lifetimes, is not as willing to
1:24:04
accommodate them
1:24:05
newly added to the Republican
Party platform just in time for
1:24:08
the RNC, repealing Biden's AI
executive order that attempts to
1:24:12
provide some modicum of AI
oversight. Oh, I
1:24:15
Adam Curry: can't Well, we'll
talk about AI in a moment
1:24:17
because,
1:24:18
John C Dvorak: uh, you know,
Silicon Valley's mostly
1:24:21
Democrats know
1:24:22
Adam Curry: what not to hold on
a second before Obama. They were
1:24:26
all reading Ayan Rand and they
were all wearing Rolexes and
1:24:30
then they
1:24:31
John C Dvorak: came along and
they all became Democrats and
1:24:33
they became staunch Democrats
that John Doe is always a
1:24:35
Democrat.
1:24:36
Adam Curry: Yeah, he doesn't
count. He doesn't count. Well,
1:24:38
he's VC
1:24:40
John C Dvorak: you know, and
he's getting most of those
1:24:41
Kleiner guys are Democrats,
persons a Democrat, they're all
1:24:44
Democrats, but they
1:24:45
Adam Curry: were all reading
iron Rand and talking all big
1:24:48
Rolexes and fast cars were still
they
1:24:52
John C Dvorak: were still
supporting the Democratic
1:24:54
candidates and they all were
jobs had me to upset his house
1:25:01
yeah, Tim Cook had big, you
know, money gathering operations
1:25:05
and
1:25:06
Adam Curry: other things that
1:25:08
John C Dvorak: Zuckerberg put a
bunch of 400 million bucks or
1:25:11
some ridiculous amount of money
into the in Wisconsin.
1:25:16
Adam Curry: We just put it this
way. Silicon Valley are
1:25:18
globalists, they're not bright
or left really the globalist
1:25:22
whoever has the best globalist
1:25:26
Unknown: path
1:25:27
Adam Curry: they'll take. That's
what they can argue about that.
1:25:31
No, absolutely true. That's
that's what
1:25:33
John C Dvorak: they really are.
They tend to be Democrats in
1:25:36
terms of where they give their
money. I mean, in
1:25:38
Adam Curry: fact, if we just
really think about it, the
1:25:39
Republicans, Republican Party,
the Democrats, it just you get
1:25:43
lower taxes. And that's about
the only thing so far until
1:25:46
Trump came along and he stopped
wars, which is a big problem. So
1:25:49
he's gonna have to deal with
with that without stopping war
1:25:52
business, he's
1:25:53
John C Dvorak: gonna have to
still stopping Wars is not good
1:25:56
for business. Well, unless
1:25:57
Adam Curry: you ramp up China,
which he's always been, he's
1:26:00
always been an anti China guy.
And, you know, we need big
1:26:04
beautiful ships subs that go so
deep deeper than others. Now
1:26:09
that I'm thinking tonight, and
this really hit me because I saw
1:26:14
Tucker did a speech. Why are you
laughing? Why you're laughing?
1:26:20
John C Dvorak: Because Tucker
has been showing up everywhere.
1:26:23
Exactly. He
1:26:23
Adam Curry: shows up the first
night. He's right there.
1:26:27
John C Dvorak: And he was right
there. He was up into in that
1:26:29
booth where Trump was a VIP
1:26:31
Adam Curry: box. Yeah. So so why
is Tucker there? Why I think
1:26:37
Tucker, then he's been hanging
out with Trump a lot. Now he
1:26:41
goes to the UFC fights, there's
Tucker. You know, Tucker is
1:26:45
around Trump a lot in sightless
call it social settings. So I
1:26:51
think he has his ear.
1:26:56
John C Dvorak: Yeah. I was
looking at the damage. And I cut
1:27:01
down the
1:27:01
Adam Curry: background and he
drops. So so just taking him at
1:27:08
his word, which is usually a
mistake, and maybe even some art
1:27:12
of the of war. Perhaps Trump is
going to change the battlefield
1:27:17
tonight. He has said that he
doesn't want to go into this
1:27:21
whole mode about, you know,
whatever he was going to do is
1:27:24
it was he was, he was going to
burn everything down who's going
1:27:27
to, you know, just slash and
burn the Democrats. He says he's
1:27:32
going to change it all up. So
just at face value with Vance,
1:27:39
even Mike Johnson, with his
close call with what everyone is
1:27:43
saying at this convention,
1:27:46
Unknown: Tucker, again, and
again, and again, throughout
1:27:48
history, there are forces within
every society because they
1:27:51
reside in the human heart, that
are against people, they are
1:27:54
dedicated to the destruction of
people and the civilizations
1:27:57
that people built. And if you
pay any attention at all, to
1:28:04
history, you will recognize it.
It's like wait a second, people
1:28:07
are saying exactly the same
things, the climate people, the
1:28:10
AI people, the transhumanist
people, the Biden administration
1:28:12
are seeing exactly the same
kinds of things, the same themes
1:28:16
that every other movement have
this kind of they had a million
1:28:19
different names for them.
Throughout history, we're also
1:28:20
saying, just the first thing, I
noticed, the second thing I
1:28:24
noticed is what do all of these
movements for the past 2000
1:28:27
years have in common? Who do
they hate most? As you can tell,
1:28:30
by what I said about JD Vance, I
think you'll learn very much by
1:28:35
taking a look at who's mad at
whom and about what. So if
1:28:40
there's something that threatens
you pay close attention to what
1:28:42
makes them angriest. But
certainly true in my business,
1:28:46
which is the speech business.
What are they trying to get you
1:28:48
not to say? What are they
punishing you for saying those
1:28:50
are likely to be the truest
things, not the false things.
1:28:53
It's not misinformation, it's
not disinformation, as truth.
1:28:56
That's why you hate it.
Obviously. It's obvious now took
1:28:59
me about 10 years to figure this
out. I'm not a super genius. But
1:29:03
What group do they dislike most?
What group are they absolutely
1:29:07
terrified of, and hoping to
eliminate what's Christians?
1:29:11
That's who it is, as Christians.
And I'm saying this is not a
1:29:15
particularly fervent, lifelong
Christian, I am a Christian. But
1:29:19
I haven't spent my life you
know, surrounded by plumes of
1:29:22
incense deep and prayers went
away from the newsroom saying
1:29:25
the F word. I mean, I'm not sort
of a pious person at all. But I
1:29:30
try to be a notice or since I'm
paid to do that. And the group
1:29:34
that makes them angry as
triggers that most I guess we
1:29:36
would say now is Christians,
Christian nationals and people
1:29:41
pray outside abortion clinics,
people celebrate Easter and not
1:29:44
trans visibility day. These are
the real enemies. But that's
1:29:49
been true in every revolution in
the past 2000 years. It
1:29:57
Adam Curry: was a really it was
an interesting speech, the
1:29:59
Tucker game If, and so I'm
thinking If Trump were to move
1:30:03
this from lawfare to spiritual
warfare, he has a whole
1:30:07
different game going on. And I'm
just saying this from an
1:30:10
analytical point of view because
here's the stories that are
1:30:14
popping up. New York Times this
is this is after Saturday,
1:30:17
Trump's devotees see God's
protection. Christian
1:30:21
nationalism is emerging as an
overt threat to democracy. Los
1:30:27
Angeles Times, pro Trump
Christian extremists use
1:30:30
scripture to justify violent
goals Washington Post, The
1:30:35
Defiant Trump image that made
critics join the cult I mean,
1:30:38
it's, it's everywhere. Yeah,
1:30:41
John C Dvorak: well, this is the
atheists getting a little
1:30:46
Adam Curry: upset well, on cue,
someone who I don't really even
1:30:51
like that much I try to avoid
playing any clips is Josh
1:30:54
Hawley. Now isn't Josh Hawley
also a tech guy?
1:30:59
John C Dvorak: Who I think that
I know of I mean, Josh Holly's
1:31:02
name has come up in the
conversation quite a bit. Well,
1:31:06
here's a look him up while you
are here.
1:31:08
Adam Curry: Here's a clip that
that popped
1:31:10
Unknown: up. Faith leaders are
speaking out on what they say
1:31:12
are the dangers of Christian
nationalism, and its impact on
1:31:16
our democracy and government.
This
1:31:17
is in response to Senator Josh
Holly's words advocating for
1:31:20
Christian nationalism a week
ago, or David M. allottee. is
1:31:23
breaking down the conversation
for us in studio tonight. So
1:31:26
these religious leaders today
tell me their biggest fear is
1:31:29
violence in the aftermath of
Senator Holly's speech where he
1:31:33
advocates for Christian
nationalism, but insists he is
1:31:36
for religious tolerance. I'm
told by the panel of faith
1:31:38
leaders today the issue with
professing advocacy of Christian
1:31:42
nationalism is that the stance
nice religious freedom to Jews,
1:31:45
Muslims, LGBTQ Christians, and
people of color. And
1:31:50
some will say that I'm
advocating Christian
1:31:53
nationalism. And so I do that
1:31:55
extra tough last Monday speech
by Senator Josh Hawley continues
1:31:59
to make waves in our country and
pulled together religious
1:32:02
leaders in Missouri this Monday,
condemning the senior senators
1:32:05
words Christian
1:32:06
nationalism is not compatible
with religious tolerance or
1:32:09
religious freedom, because it's
saying we will have a Christian
1:32:12
nation sorry, Muslim, sorry,
Jews, sorry, atheists, this
1:32:16
nation isn't for you the same
way it's for others at best will
1:32:19
tolerate you being here. But you
don't get the same level of
1:32:23
rights as others. Christianity
is 2 billion people across the
1:32:26
world. It's a very diverse
religion. So when they talk
1:32:29
about a Christian nation, they
really mean a very specific form
1:32:33
of mostly white that mostly
evangelical conservatives,
1:32:37
straight patriarchal
Christianity, that often becomes
1:32:41
white Christian nationalism.
1:32:42
Last week, Senator Hawley said
his focus is keeping the left
1:32:45
from destroying the First
Amendment and religious liberty
1:32:48
our country is built on. It's a
1:32:50
fact of history not open to
debate. It's a fact of history,
1:32:54
that we were founded by
Christian believers and that our
1:32:56
fundamental ideals, including
those in the Constitution, the
1:32:59
Declaration of Independence, and
the Bill of Rights all come to
1:33:02
us from the Christian tradition.
That's just a fact. And I think
1:33:05
it's worth preserving.
1:33:07
Adam Curry: So that man has a
lot of fear,
1:33:10
John C Dvorak: but no, no tech
connection. And I thought, why
1:33:13
don't I think that what is the
opposite? What what is he?
1:33:15
Adam Curry: Where does he come
from?
1:33:17
John C Dvorak: Well, he actually
graduated from Stanford. And he,
1:33:24
I mean, he lives in Missouri,
obviously. And he went up and
1:33:27
he's another Yalie. I could just
like, oh, like Vance, like
1:33:31
advance and you guys run the
country, and what was what
1:33:36
they're up to?
1:33:37
Adam Curry: So what is
interesting is there's that you
1:33:39
said,
1:33:39
John C Dvorak: Holly's been on
this theocratic thing forever. I
1:33:42
didn't know nothing new with
him.
1:33:44
Adam Curry: I didn't know that.
But he but he, he said, I'm a
1:33:48
Christian nationalist, and
everyone freaks out about it.
1:33:51
And then you know, so there's,
oh, it's and then you get all
1:33:53
these so what do we really have?
We have the sparkle clergy which
1:33:57
is you know, God is trans. Then
we have the extreme right nut
1:34:02
jobs. You know, God Hates Fags,
you know, go in a storm storm
1:34:06
abortion clinics? No, I mean,
there's all kinds of crazy
1:34:09
things going on. And then you
have the, what they call like
1:34:13
the remnant church who believes
in the history of America being
1:34:18
you know, the Pilgrims came
literally after, strengthen
1:34:22
their faith in Leiden of all
places, and Amsterdam. And you
1:34:26
know, all of the first
presidents, the con everything
1:34:30
is all based upon upon the word
of God. So Holly's actual
1:34:34
message is something that I
think Trump could actually use.
1:34:38
Unknown: The left's primary
purpose is to attack our
1:34:40
spiritual unity our common
loves. They want to destroy the
1:34:44
affections that link us one to
another, and substitute a set of
1:34:48
all together different ideals.
The left preaches its own
1:34:51
gospel, a creed of
intersectionality of deliverance
1:34:55
from tradition, from family from
biological sex, and of course
1:34:59
from God They regard the faith
of our fathers as a fetter to be
1:35:03
broken. they deem our common
moral inheritance is cause for
1:35:06
repentance. Instead of Christmas
they want pride month instead of
1:35:11
prayer in schools they venerate
the trans flag. Diversity,
1:35:15
Equity and Inclusion are their
watchwords their new Holy
1:35:18
Trinity. And they expect their
preachment to be obeyed. They
1:35:23
may speak of tolerance, but they
practice fundamentalism. Those
1:35:28
who resist are called
deplorable. Those who questioned
1:35:32
are labeled threats to
democracy. And this is why
1:35:34
progressives, I submit to you
have such a little patience
1:35:37
these days for working people.
They're too attached to the old
1:35:42
ways to the old faith of God and
family, home and nation. Now,
1:35:48
this is the left's true
replacement theory, their true
1:35:51
replacement agenda to replace
the Christian ideals on which
1:35:56
this nation was founded, and to
silence those Americans who dare
1:36:00
still stand by them. Boom.
1:36:02
Adam Curry: That's That's what
Trump should do tonight.
1:36:04
John C Dvorak: I don't think
Trump's going to do that. I
1:36:06
don't think that's what he
should do. I think he's just
1:36:09
falling into a trap. If he does,
I think he's going to be mostly
1:36:12
about family in the working
class. All right. That's why he
1:36:16
brought on I think the most of
1:36:18
Adam Curry: the head of the
Teamsters team said, well, they
1:36:21
want they want labor on their
side, they want their cookies.
1:36:25
They
1:36:25
John C Dvorak: want to steal the
cookies. From the Democrats and
1:36:28
cookies. They already had, they
got plenty of religious stuff
1:36:32
going on. They don't need to
Trump doesn't need to pile on
1:36:37
that he's not going to mention
it. But I think it's going to be
1:36:40
about family is going to be
about unity. And it's going to
1:36:43
be about and he's going to slip
a bunch of labor stuff in there
1:36:46
to try to get the working class,
the middle class. And blacks and
1:36:50
Hispanics. He's going to do a
lot of crossover stuff to bring
1:36:53
them in because he knows that
there they can get a lot of
1:36:57
black votes, mostly black men.
And black women still reject
1:37:02
him.
1:37:02
Adam Curry: Keep your eye on
Hulk Hogan tonight to see what
1:37:05
he said he's
1:37:05
John C Dvorak: gonna have Hogan.
Yeah. How to yeah, don't get
1:37:07
what that group that's just
that's kind of
1:37:09
Adam Curry: now you watch you.
I'm going to disagree with you
1:37:13
on this. But
1:37:14
John C Dvorak: yeah, we
disagree. You can disagree. I
1:37:16
don't think he's going to push
that. It's not a good idea.
1:37:19
Adam Curry: I think it's a great
idea that obviously you would
1:37:22
Yes, i You're a religious No,
I'm a Jesus freak, as though.
1:37:29
That's what I am.
1:37:31
John C Dvorak: Is religious
free?
1:37:33
Adam Curry: No, no, no, I'm not.
I'm a Jesus freak, not a
1:37:36
religious freak. Because
different things anyway, just to
1:37:39
move to the AI portion. Because
that's very interesting that
1:37:43
these tech bros, as Kara Swisher
would call them, the tech bros.
1:37:47
Oh, yeah, they want to AI
regulation, you know, we got to
1:37:51
change that. We got to get rid
of it. You can't hamper our
1:37:54
fantastic investment. Yeah,
1:37:56
John C Dvorak: let it the way I
see it. Let that aI think
1:37:59
collapse on its own. Wait, why
should the government get
1:38:02
involved?
1:38:02
Adam Curry: Here's the Goldman
Sachs exchanges podcast about AI
1:38:07
and the investments,
1:38:08
Unknown: the biggest challenge
is that over the next several
1:38:12
years alone, we're going to
spend over a trillion dollars
1:38:15
developing AI, you know, around
the infrastructure, whether it's
1:38:18
datacenter infrastructure,
whether it's utilities,
1:38:20
infrastructure, whether it's the
applications, a trillion
1:38:24
dollars, and that is the issue,
in my mind, what trillion dollar
1:38:27
problem is AI going to solve?
This is different from every
1:38:31
other technology transition that
I've been a part of over the
1:38:34
last 30 years that I've closely
followed the technology
1:38:37
industry, historically, we've
always had a very cheap
1:38:40
solution, replacing a very
expensive solution. Here, you
1:38:44
have a very expensive solution
that's meant to replace low cost
1:38:48
labor. And that doesn't even
make any sense from the jump.
1:38:51
Right? And that's my biggest
concern on AI at this point.
1:38:54
But
1:38:55
isn't technology always
expensive? In its nascent stage,
1:39:00
and then you improve, you
evolve, you iterate and the cost
1:39:04
comes down? Dramatically? Yeah,
1:39:07
not always. Let's take E
commerce and the internet as the
1:39:10
best example of this from the
get go, right? You had a very
1:39:14
cheap technology ecommerce,
replacing a very expensive brick
1:39:17
and mortar retail solution.
Amazon was able to sell books
1:39:20
from the first day that they
started selling books on the
1:39:23
internet, because it was cheaper
to sell over the internet than
1:39:26
it was for Barnes and Noble to
have retail stores. That was
1:39:30
cheaper from the beginning like
so there's a real life example
1:39:33
of arguably the most important
technology development of our
1:39:36
generation e commerce that was
cheaper from day one. Fast
1:39:39
forward 30 years, right. And
it's still cheaper. We still
1:39:42
have a cheaper solution
replacing a more expensive
1:39:45
solution. Take, you know, Uber
replacing limousine services,
1:39:48
right. So you started cheaper
and 30 years later, the internet
1:39:52
is still enabling things to be
cheaper than what the incumbent
1:39:55
solution is. There's nothing
about AI that's cheap today,
1:39:58
right and your star Going from a
very high cost base. So that
1:40:02
part I think there's a lot of
revisionist history on about how
1:40:05
things always start expensive
and get cheaper. Nobody started
1:40:08
with a trillion dollars.
1:40:11
John C Dvorak: You know, he
could have been pushed back
1:40:12
further. When she did. It's
never been more expensive
1:40:16
navigating now, I mean, when the
when the personal computer first
1:40:20
came out those things to put
them together. So there's
1:40:22
actually useful it cost about
$3,500 for a machine. As opposed
1:40:27
to today, you need a Beelink,
which has more power with a
1:40:30
great, great hard drive. Well,
that's your issue. Yeah. So get
1:40:36
us can condition to power, that
would be my advice. Anyway. The
1:40:42
point is, is that it's always
been when that's when the $3,500
1:40:46
machine came out, or even you
could even spend more than that.
1:40:50
It was so much cheaper than a
mini computer. You're a
1:40:53
mainframe everything else in
between. It's, there's no it's
1:40:56
always been cheap. It always
starts off, it starts off
1:40:59
cheaper. That's your original,
so called value proposition.
1:41:02
Jumper. This value is the word
value. And it's always been
1:41:06
cheaper. The fact that it's
going to cost a trillion dollars
1:41:09
to solve a cheap labor problem,
which is like worldwide you get
1:41:13
cheap labor anywhere. Is it is
ridiculous. This guy. I don't
1:41:16
know who that guy was. But he
nailed it. He's from Goldman
1:41:19
Sachs. They know what they're
doing. Yeah. Yeah. They're
1:41:24
shorting where everyone's going
long. They're shorting well,
1:41:27
they're telling everyone else to
go along.
1:41:30
Adam Curry: Well, of course,
that's what you do on CNBC. So
1:41:32
along in that vein, we've really
started something with the
1:41:37
economic indicators. We had the
the hair salons, and I think you
1:41:45
and Horowitz were doing some of
this stuff. Sounded like it. I
1:41:50
got one from one of our
producers who follows Helen or
1:41:53
Troy ah, oh,
1:41:55
John C Dvorak: by the way, these
these are all called coincident
1:41:58
indicators. Is this a known
unknown thing to look out for?
1:42:02
Adam Curry: I like economic
indicators better, but Cohen's
1:42:07
What do you call them?
Coincident
1:42:09
John C Dvorak: indicators,
inquiries, their economic
1:42:11
indicators that just happened to
coincide with some other action
1:42:15
going on someplace else. So if
you can find one that's obscure,
1:42:19
and that really nails it, you
can make a lot of money. Well,
1:42:22
Adam Curry: here's one this is.
So how long are Troy there hair
1:42:25
hair products. Consolidated net
sales declined 12.2% driven by
1:42:30
declining sales of hair
appliances, prestige, haircare
1:42:33
products and humidifiers in
beauty and wellness.
1:42:38
John C Dvorak: Helena Troy
became a produce some earnings
1:42:42
recently they were off Mark.
Yeah. And they became a kind of
1:42:46
a topic of discussion for an
entire day at CNBC.
1:42:50
Adam Curry: Here is I like this
one police officer in Chicago
1:42:54
here. Hello, thank you for your
service. And in Chicago for both
1:42:59
police and fire departments for
the last four to five years as
1:43:02
it has a large quantity of
people passing up the
1:43:04
opportunity to take the job. And
a lot of people in Chicago have
1:43:07
mentioned that the economy's
good is good. And people don't
1:43:10
want to be cops or firemen.
Because money is loosen. There's
1:43:13
plenty of jobs. I am roughly 35
years old, and I have had at
1:43:16
least three people that are
around my age as my advice on
1:43:19
becoming a police officer in
Chicago. One of them works in
1:43:23
finance, finance, but stated its
suit on finance. It's too boom
1:43:28
and bust and the market is
brutal. I'm also noticing a lot
1:43:31
of people in my age group 28 to
35 moving back home with parents
1:43:34
I think we can assume 2020 21
was the generations 2008 But
1:43:39
covered up by COVID. Like has
been discussed on the show. He
1:43:42
feels that when when people
start to look for jobs at police
1:43:46
and fire that that is an
economic indicator of rough
1:43:50
times ahead. Right that's I
think we could have an
1:43:54
interesting thesis. I think we
can have the copy indicator, and
1:43:58
then hop indicator. Yes, the
copy indicator. And then the
1:44:03
most mind boggling segment on
CNBC. All the orange pill boys
1:44:10
are jacked
1:44:11
Unknown: as you know, I was
discusses
1:44:13
Adam Curry: Larry Fink tick
1:44:17
Unknown: I was a proud skeptic.
And I studied it and learned
1:44:23
about it and I came away saying
okay, you know, my opinion five
1:44:27
years was wrong. Here's my
opinion say this is what I
1:44:29
believe in today. I believe the
opportunity today, I believe
1:44:33
bitcoin is legitimate. I'm not
trying to say there's not bet
1:44:36
misuses like everything else.
But it is a legitimate financial
1:44:41
instrument that allows you to
have maybe uncorrelated non
1:44:46
correlated type of returns. I
believe it is an instrument that
1:44:49
you invest in when you're more
frightened, though. It is an
1:44:52
instrument when you believe that
countries are debasing their
1:44:55
currency debase their currency
by excess deficits. And some
1:45:00
countries are I believe we have
countries where you're
1:45:05
frightened of your everyday
existence and they have you an
1:45:08
opportunity to invest in a
something that is outside your
1:45:12
country's you know, control then
you can have more financial
1:45:17
control. And so I'm a major
believer that there is a role
1:45:21
for Bitcoin and in portfolios, I
believe you're going to see that
1:45:26
as an as one of the asset
classes that we all look at. I
1:45:30
look at it as digital gold as I
said before, and I do believe
1:45:34
there's a there's a there's a
real need for everyone to look
1:45:38
at it as as one alternative to I
would say the optimism that I
1:45:45
have in the world and I believe
there's a great industrial use
1:45:48
for it and I think a lot of
people are missing that
1:45:51
industrial
1:45:52
John C Dvorak: use let's see
industrial use
1:45:55
Adam Curry: edge he believes it
I have no idea do believes do
1:45:59
believes it. We've come a long
way from being
1:46:05
John C Dvorak: last guide listen
to Well, I mean, the AI guy and
1:46:08
you know, the black group Black
Rock has got their heads up.
1:46:12
Biden's ask. Yeah, and
1:46:13
Adam Curry: they make no money.
They're very unsuccessful. Oh,
1:46:16
they made
1:46:17
John C Dvorak: plenty of money,
but they're not making money
1:46:19
because of these this off handed
advice that they're giving other
1:46:22
people okay.
1:46:25
Adam Curry: All right. You know,
they have an ETF, right? It's a
1:46:28
very successful Bitcoin ETF. So
they do put their money where
1:46:33
their mouth is.
1:46:38
John C Dvorak: I don't know how
successful that ETF is ETFs are
1:46:41
not a good idea. Okay, because
they naturally degrade it just
1:46:46
naturally. Well, there's a real
there's a real problem with ETFs
1:46:50
because you're shorting
1:46:51
Adam Curry: alright. ETFs No,
good. I can't. I cannot pray
1:46:54
your comment about ETFs. All I
know is they have one. We can
1:47:01
take a break here or we could
get to the other big news which
1:47:04
just it spanned all the networks
for about an hour and then it
1:47:09
disappeared. But man this was a
doozy. Senator Baldwin has left.
1:47:13
What was it? Here it is.
1:47:15
Unknown: Senator Bob Menendez
left Federal Court today a
1:47:18
convicted
1:47:18
criminal and deeply deeply
disappointed by the jury's
1:47:22
decision. The jury finding
1:47:24
him guilty of 16 counts
including bribery, extortion,
1:47:28
and acting as a foreign agent.
1:47:29
I have never violated my public
oath. I have never been anything
1:47:33
but a patriot up my country.
1:47:35
No Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
is joining a group of more than
1:47:38
30 Democrats calling for the
senators resignation.
1:47:41
Prosecutors spent nine weeks
proving Menendez accepted 1000s
1:47:45
of dollars in cash gold bars and
a new Mercedes in exchange for
1:47:49
actions that important benefited
the Egyptian government's
1:47:54
Adam Curry: they had another
clip and they had his music
1:47:56
John C Dvorak: guitar and now I
thought was Egypt. I mean,
1:48:00
governments this was he working
for
1:48:02
Adam Curry: all kinds of
government when there was this
1:48:04
the dead someone had his
nickname here. I think this is
1:48:07
Unknown: a Senator Bob Menendez
is facing calls to resign after
1:48:10
being convicted of corruption
prosecutor said the New Jersey
1:48:14
Democrat abused his power as
chairman of the Senate Foreign
1:48:17
Relations Committee by doing
favors for Egypt and several
1:48:20
businessmen as part of a scheme
that involved extortion and
1:48:23
bribery. Those bribes included
gold bars a luxury car and
1:48:27
hundreds of 1000s of dollars.
Menendez is vowing to appeal
1:48:31
Adam Curry: somewhere they call
him gold bar Bob which gold gold
1:48:35
bar Bob everybody that but that
guy's I mean, I still think it's
1:48:40
his wife. I think he got really
screwed by his wife. Because
1:48:44
she's the one she's the one that
introduced all the connections
1:48:50
John C Dvorak: a mover and a
shaker that woman and with
1:48:52
Adam Curry: that I'd like to
thank you for your courage say
1:48:53
in the morning to you the man
who put the seeds in the coup
1:48:56
coffin say hello to my friend on
the other end the one and only
1:48:58
Mr.
1:49:05
John C Dvorak: Crane Immortelle
ships to see boots on the ground
1:49:07
up in the air subs in the water
and all the names and nights out
1:49:09
there in
1:49:09
Adam Curry: the morning you
trolls that's interesting. We
1:49:17
are about an almost as a half an
hour late on the troll count.
1:49:23
Last Thursday we had 1873 and
that was after about an hour and
1:49:28
10 minutes today. 2319 at a buck
50 Hello, trolls. Good to have
1:49:35
you here.
1:49:36
John C Dvorak: That's the number
it used to be common. Yeah, but
1:49:39
Adam Curry: it would have been
much higher if I had done it
1:49:41
half an hour ago. So the trolls
are tuning it and they're doing
1:49:45
that at troll room.io Some of
you hopefully more increasingly
1:49:50
are using a modern podcast app.
Support your your independent
1:49:55
podcast app developers. You're
gonna you're gonna be very sorry
1:49:59
pod castles start disappearing
from Apple and Spotify and oh,
1:50:03
it's so easy. Yep. Okay. Go to
podcast.
1:50:06
John C Dvorak: Boom, they're
gone. They're gone.
1:50:08
Unknown: Poof.
1:50:08
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's right
podcast apps.com. And, of
1:50:12
course, you get all the cool
features, which includes
1:50:15
artwork. In the chapters, you
get chapters, which are mean,
1:50:20
there's no one really has this
chapter feature. You get
1:50:23
transcripts, you get all kinds
of fun extras that are just not
1:50:28
available. And you get these
modern podcast apps alert us to
1:50:30
the pod pink system, which is a
decentralized notification
1:50:34
system. Blockchain within 90
seconds of us publishing so you
1:50:38
go ahead, you know, the
blockchain, we have a blockchain
1:50:41
is a blockchain. Yes. The pod
ping system runs on a
1:50:45
blockchain. Why? So it's
completely decentralized. No one
1:50:50
owns it. So anybody can ping the
blockchain. It's not a I don't
1:50:55
want to own it. But
1:50:56
John C Dvorak: where's the
blockchain is that you can
1:50:57
Adam Curry: pin it's in the
cloud. The place it's in
1:51:01
blockchain space.
1:51:02
John C Dvorak: You can you can
ping somebody has to be hosting
1:51:04
something. No,
1:51:05
Adam Curry: it's what, like,
hundreds of 1000s of people are
1:51:09
hosting this blockchain. So you
can they all stop? Yeah. Okay.
1:51:13
All right, John. They're not all
going to stop. But if they all
1:51:17
stop, then we have other
problems. So that blockchain has
1:51:21
been around for 50 years, the
net goes down. Yeah. I don't
1:51:25
think you'll be worried about
your podcast. If the net goes
1:51:28
down, you won't be getting your
podcast. And we can say wherever
1:51:31
you don't get your podcasts.
Those images come from our
1:51:36
artists who understand the value
for value system extremely well,
1:51:41
they, they'd like to give us
value back for the value they
1:51:44
received from the show, which is
what we've been doing. It'd be
1:51:46
17 years in October. And instead
of taking corporate you know, as
1:51:50
someone got mad, and said that
your tip of the day, which was I
1:51:56
think it was a book. No, it was
a water filter. Was it a water
1:52:00
filter? Oh,
1:52:01
John C Dvorak: yeah. The Clearly
Filtered Yeah.
1:52:04
Adam Curry: And you said you'll
get it on Amazon and then
1:52:06
immediately, man, that's
insulting. Do you got native
1:52:10
ads? I said, a native ad for an
a water filter three hours and
1:52:15
10 minutes into the show, boy
we're rockin and rollin aren't
1:52:19
we? Now the whole point of being
value for values we can talk
1:52:22
about actual products we like
and that we use? If you
1:52:25
couldn't? You couldn't see idea
we
1:52:27
John C Dvorak: do that all the
time with different computers. I
1:52:29
mentioned
1:52:31
Adam Curry: Beelink Oh, yeah.
Oh, there's
1:52:33
John C Dvorak: paying us off.
Yeah, they can they're losing
1:52:36
money on his computer. I
1:52:37
Adam Curry: mean, people are too
conspiratorial.
1:52:40
John C Dvorak: No it's just guys
like that guy's a dick. No, he's
1:52:44
Adam Curry: not he apologized.
And once I said your I said
1:52:47
quite frankly I find this
insulting I didn't mean it that
1:52:50
way. Okay, well
1:52:53
John C Dvorak: hey, you know now
did you mean it
1:52:54
Adam Curry: people write stuff
they've been I understand how it
1:52:57
works. You know, people some guy
1:52:59
John C Dvorak: wrote a note in
it says I ended I offended John.
1:53:03
He goes on and on and on. And
I'm thinking what? I don't even
1:53:07
know what he's talking about. It
was that the Brahman? No, it
1:53:12
wasn't the Brahman Brahman I
1:53:13
Adam Curry: do offend yeah and
all of India.
1:53:16
John C Dvorak: He did Brahman
deserves a couple of guys he
1:53:19
Lords it over everybody's a
Brahmin. This would be if I
1:53:21
Adam Curry: were you, I wouldn't
go to Bangladesh anytime soon.
1:53:23
I'm
1:53:24
John C Dvorak: not going to
Bangladesh. I won't be there.
1:53:27
Anyway, time,
1:53:28
Adam Curry: talent and treasure
is, is the way that it works.
1:53:32
You can hit somebody in the
mouth, turn them on to the show,
1:53:35
get them to donate call someone
out as a douchebag support us
1:53:39
however, you can't I mean, it's
in kind when you're doing things
1:53:42
that would cost us money like
websites. You know, the art
1:53:48
Well, I'm gonna get to avoid
zero does the infrastructure
1:53:51
everybody pray for Mark, he has
all kinds of intestinal issues.
1:53:54
Oh, this is not good. Now. Now
it's in fact, it's really not
1:53:59
good. You know, he can't really
sit down even. Oh,
1:54:04
John C Dvorak: I gotta go should
give him a call. Yeah,
1:54:05
Adam Curry: you know what, he
would really appreciate that.
1:54:08
And he's been he's been with the
show for what? 15 years every 15
1:54:12
At least 15 of our of our 17
came in after Mr. oil that I
1:54:17
know he was there before because
he had the chat. Okay, which is,
1:54:21
you know, the troll room still
is is on his server. He's just,
1:54:27
there's just running for
everybody, which has no agenda
1:54:30
stream, which is you know, where
all the trolls hang out. So yes,
1:54:33
we do have artists who like to
give us art. Some of them donate
1:54:37
to financially, but the artists
just phenomenal for us to be
1:54:40
able to choose. There's a little
slim pickins for us on the last
1:54:44
show. For a number of reasons
we'll get to but firstly want to
1:54:47
thank our Dutch master Dame
Kenny bam. We chose her volume
1:54:52
knob her rhetoric volume knob,
which that
1:54:55
John C Dvorak: was a vet that
was under protest.
1:54:59
Adam Curry: Yes, under protest
do explain
1:55:02
John C Dvorak: was not my
favorite. We've had another I
1:55:07
see it as a best possible
fallback, but you are rejecting
1:55:11
everything.
1:55:12
Adam Curry: Well, here was the
main problem. So we kind of
1:55:16
liked the idea of Trump as Van
Gogh and Scarah manga had
1:55:23
probably the best version of
Trump as Van Gogh, but you
1:55:27
didn't see it because there was
John's favorite boobs front and
1:55:30
center, which
1:55:31
John C Dvorak: of course, that
wasn't the reason the Bucha
1:55:33
Graham Angus boobs? No, there
were two of the Dutch there are
1:55:37
two of them, the Trump and the
in the past year, one of them
1:55:41
you liked which was tenten eels.
And I like Scarem mangas are
1:55:46
right next to each other. And I
like Scarah mangas not because
1:55:49
of the heavy topped a woman
although that was not I didn't
1:55:53
think it hurt that piece by any
means. But the but Scarah manga
1:56:00
did a tremendous job of making
Van Gogh look like Trump he did
1:56:04
and to kneel did not
1:56:07
Adam Curry: agreed. And there
were a number of people who did
1:56:12
Trump era things which we were
kind of against but the Van Gogh
1:56:15
thing was funny, but they had
the wrong year
1:56:19
John C Dvorak: yes, it was one
piece in particular right the
1:56:21
record correct the record
correct the record has the wrong
1:56:25
year and mine how would that
doesn't take any talent?
1:56:29
Adam Curry: Did you see Darren
O'Neal synthesis prompts for the
1:56:34
his artwork
1:56:35
John C Dvorak: yes I saw the
prompts. Darren O'Neal has
1:56:37
decided to issue his own
artistic capabilities in favor
1:56:44
of comic strip bloggers prompt
jockey AI and he sent a sent I
1:56:51
we had did we because of the
show before we demanded that he
1:56:56
sent us send us your prompts. So
he sent a whole a very nice
1:57:02
presentation which is actually
something that could I should
1:57:04
put in the substack column just
as as as is
1:57:08
Adam Curry: was quite quite
amazing how really simple it is.
1:57:12
I mean in that regard and he
only pays 20 bucks a month I'm
1:57:15
sure it's costing somebody money
somewhere personally,
1:57:19
John C Dvorak: you know because
he just the example for that one
1:57:21
piece that he did he the thing
coughed out about 10 pieces at
1:57:26
least and each one of those has
got to cost a number of dollars
1:57:29
apiece to to generate by the AI
Yeah. For 20 bucks a month he's
1:57:35
he's killing it. Yeah. So it's a
moneymaker so so the so the
1:57:40
rhetoric button I felt felt was
usable and you ended up agreeing
1:57:45
Yes,
1:57:45
Adam Curry: I did. The see what
other you know, there were other
1:57:49
ear things but that I think we
both felt like like gummy ears.
1:57:53
Okay.
1:57:54
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we didn't
know it was it was that was a
1:57:56
little sick.
1:57:57
Adam Curry: Yeah, we're not
we're not Kara Swisher and Scott
1:57:59
Galloway. What do you think we
are?
1:58:02
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we try to
keep the Yeah. Yeah, we're also
1:58:05
not going to do any more for the
fist in the air and the flag
1:58:08
Adam Curry: and we're not gonna
we're not gonna glorify anybody.
1:58:11
No, no, we're
1:58:12
John C Dvorak: not gonna it's
just, you know, it's just just
1:58:15
know, we were talking about
creative. We need creative. Yes,
1:58:19
Adam Curry: creative and
creative means creative. It
1:58:21
comes from your soul. Yeah,
that's why that's why or
1:58:27
John C Dvorak: your training. In
some cases.
1:58:28
Adam Curry: That's why Darren
O'Neal is one of the top of the
1:58:31
leaderboard. He has soul. Even
though he is just a prompt,
1:58:36
Chucky, it's amazing. It's
amazing. Well, we want to thank
1:58:41
all of our artists, of course,
because they provide just a very
1:58:45
valuable service. And that's how
value for value works. We really
1:58:49
appreciate it. Thank you so much
for doing that. And now we go to
1:58:53
the treasure component of our
value for value model, our
1:58:56
executive and Associate
Executive Producers go to no
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agenda donations.com to learn
how to support us with your
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finances. We do need that
because this is all we have. We
1:59:06
don't you know, reached out to
me, podcast one. Are you
1:59:12
familiar with podcast one?
1:59:14
John C Dvorak: A the name rings
a bell from years ago?
1:59:16
Adam Curry: Well, podcast, one
went public. And they have Adam
1:59:21
Carolla and okay, that group and
they said, hey, yeah, a lot of
1:59:26
our users are telling us we need
to get you guys into our
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network. And I reply, and yeah,
they're like, Hey, we provide
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money. We got money, we help you
monetize with ads and money. And
1:59:39
I say, well, you're gonna have
to make it extremely attractive
1:59:43
for us to leave our producers
behind. So I don't know if you
1:59:47
if you can
1:59:48
John C Dvorak: provide or do. Of
course not. To grant money is
1:59:52
like, you know, an exit
strategy. I'm looking at their
1:59:55
money is like, you know, 50
bucks. I mean, they most
1:59:58
podcasters that or part of these
networks don't make
2:00:01
Adam Curry: anything. Well,
Corolla is making something
2:00:05
John C Dvorak: is he? Oh yeah,
2:00:07
Adam Curry: he's definitely
making some and he got stock
2:00:11
John C Dvorak: the stock it
probably was useful
2:00:13
Adam Curry: he gots they want to
hear this note. Yeah, let's play
2:00:16
the note, play the note. I can't
play the notes. I can read you
2:00:19
the note. Let me see where it
is. Hi there.
2:00:25
John C Dvorak: That's a good
start. That's the kind of notes
2:00:28
I get on LinkedIn. I'm
2:00:30
Adam Curry: the Development
Coordinator at podcast one a
2:00:32
full service podcast production,
marketing and advertising
2:00:35
network. I want to introduce
myself and personally reach out
2:00:38
as we would love to work with
you on the no agenda podcast.
2:00:42
Our staff has been our staff,
our staff has been submitting
2:00:45
their favorite podcasts and your
shows come up from multiple fans
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at our company. Yeah, sure. If
you're open to it, we'd love to
2:00:54
set up a call or grab lunch if
you're in LA. Yeah. Have you
2:01:00
ever listened to our show? To
see if there's an opportunity to
2:01:03
work together or very least make
a formal dinner? No. We limit
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the number of shows on our
slate. These are real Hollywood
2:01:12
people jump which has
contributed to the five plus
2:01:15
year longevity of hits like Are
you ready for these hits?
2:01:19
John C Dvorak: I'm ready lady
gang.
2:01:22
Adam Curry: off the vine, a an
ease slate. That's arts and
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entertainment network, the Adam
Carolla network, the Kyle Lowry
2:01:31
network and Jordan Harbinger.
Just recently we launched with
2:01:36
Cody Rigsby. Have you heard of
any of these people?
2:01:40
John C Dvorak: No I by Adam
Carolla
2:01:43
Adam Curry: that we support with
revenue generating a top class
2:01:46
sales team across the country
headed by Sue McNamara, who ran
2:01:49
sales for Howard Stern for 20
years. John, think of the
2:01:53
opportunity, I'd rather, I'd
rather be dead. Seriously, I
2:02:02
would rather thank our executive
and Associate Executive
2:02:06
Producers twice a week for
sending us the value that they
2:02:09
get out of the show. That's
really all it is, is just
2:02:12
sending us the value that you
get a show of any amount,
2:02:15
John C Dvorak: whether the thing
is one of the things we we've
2:02:18
worked out on this show is lack
of dependency correct.
2:02:24
Adam Curry: Because you lose one
advertiser because you said
2:02:26
something stupid, and weird. And
then we can't pay the rent?
2:02:31
John C Dvorak: Well, you could
say something stupid and make us
2:02:34
lose to the advertiser to we
bought, at fact, we used to do
2:02:39
in our in our we don't do it so
much as we used to, at the end
2:02:43
of the show, when we do our post
boredom to get the art and do
2:02:46
the rest of it and talk about
the show. Yeah, we used to say,
2:02:49
you know, we would have been
fired for this, this and this we
2:02:52
used and I think we still do it,
we just don't pay as much
2:02:55
attention to it. All the things
we do on this show because we
2:02:58
were not limited by worrying
about the advertisers exam.
2:03:02
We're not limited to what we say
or what we do. We're live we're
2:03:05
only limited by liability
issues. So we and we, and we
2:03:09
keep each other Brander we can't
slander people. We don't do
2:03:12
that. We're responsible
2:03:13
Adam Curry: to each other.
Right, right. Right. Best of
2:03:19
all, remember no meetings.
That's the real reason right
2:03:24
there. We don't want to meet
with the with anyone.
2:03:29
John C Dvorak: You know, lunch
in LA
2:03:31
Adam Curry: what's what's that
big, fast moving consumer goods
2:03:34
group with ie the Dutch group.
What's their name? They do all
2:03:37
the soap stuff. Yeah, what's
their name? They do dove. Cute.
2:03:47
Well, how about this? Listen,
guys, we've got we've got a
2:03:53
great buy opportunity. From Eric
prince with his with his
2:03:59
unplugged phone. You're gonna
He's gonna give you a phone. And
2:04:03
you can and you know what we'd
love for you to interview him on
2:04:05
the show. Unilever. Thank you
very much. Osteen. Bearish,
2:04:08
John C Dvorak: you see what?
They said the name starts with
2:04:12
an E. Yeah, I was wrong. Yeah,
well, that's why couldn't get
2:04:16
it. Unilever Of course. Buna
monster company. Yeah.
2:04:19
Adam Curry: The guys at
Unilever, they really would love
2:04:21
to advertise with Doug. But can
you dial back? You know, the DEI
2:04:26
hates because they're really big
on black skin. That's the kind
2:04:31
of stuff we'd have to deal with.
Can you imagine Yes,
2:04:33
John C Dvorak: that's exactly in
fact, what you just said is was
2:04:36
from obviously, extracted from a
meeting you've already had years
2:04:40
ago we were doing
2:04:41
Adam Curry: work and the women
are always always the same type
2:04:43
of woman. Yes. Hey, the team and
with the team has been talking
2:04:49
about your last your last
episode. We have a couple of a
2:04:53
couple of notes for you. Oh, no,
no, no, no, no, no. If you
2:05:01
support us with $200 or above
you get an Associate Executive
2:05:05
producer credit which is real
you can use it anywhere
2:05:08
including IMDb, you can open up
an account there and they will
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be recognized as such. And we
read your note and the 300 and
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above you're an executive
producer and Lubar Bender, is
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from checklist of Archaea
Rudnick to be exact was rude
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Nick Rudnick, rude Nick, rude
Nick, and came in with a
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beautiful note that just said,
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John C Dvorak: Now, now, that
was pretty, that's generous.
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That's
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Adam Curry: love, love, love
donating his loving proof. Thank
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you so much Libra. And that's
good to
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John C Dvorak: know that guy
from Argentina says I did
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actually I'll read
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Adam Curry: it to you. I thought
that was very interesting. Oh,
2:05:49
man, I have it here. As
requested, I hereby confirm I am
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a DH unplugged Argentinian
listener. I guess you guys were
2:05:58
talking about it. I don't know
if anybody else however, a bunch
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of people listen to no agenda
here all hit by me still need to
2:06:06
find someone I don't know who
listens to the show. I live in a
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rural setting in Oregon. Why? A
few houses in the woods. I can
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assure you, you can walk around
the hood and you might be able
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to hear the no agenda show
playing you can't miss the sound
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of goat karma in the woods. It's
hilarious. I personally listened
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to the show live walking around
with a speaker. You've got
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friends down here. Don't forget
we don't have much cash but we
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are not poor. Come for vacation.
We live by the ocean. Santiago.
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Well, we just might take you up
on that Santiago. Right here.
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Argentina is beautiful this time
of year.
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John C Dvorak: Uruguay supposed
to have some tremendous food
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then soccer players. Andrew
Alexander's next on the list and
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he's from your neck of the
woods, Fredericksburg, Texas.
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Hey came in with 54375 A
neighbor night team. We live in
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F Burg which I guess what they
call it there
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Adam Curry: were no burn though.
We call it Fred. I don't know
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why you said F Berg I've read
makes me makes me suspicious.
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John C Dvorak: We live in F Berg
and have been on the sidelines
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of this shift for about a
decade. Come by our place and
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cool water ranch. We have an
insane barn with restored neons
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from Mexico and 3000 collectible
liquor bottles. Hmm. He's a
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hoarder.
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Adam Curry: I got to come visit
John. You'll love it. And Fred.
2:07:35
John C Dvorak: Note from my
friend Elias a big fan of yours.
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You should send them something.
It is the note from Fred Elias,
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you should send them something
about how your best friend dated
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the girl who testified against
Hunter Biden and hit you in the
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mouth aka told you about the
show and how we almost got shot
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by the Secret Service for
grinding on Malia Obama while
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she was a Harvey Weinstein
intern. So there's no way that
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guy under roof was allowed to
take that shot unless it was a
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setup. Best wishes. Andrew.
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Adam Curry: Do we have the best
producers or what?
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John C Dvorak: I guess so. So
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Adam Curry: I'm the ground while
I was grinding Malia Obama, you
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guys. You guys are the best. Sir
Smith EOPS Smith, yachts,
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John and Adam first let me get
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this out of the way. Rodney. How
are you still a douchebag and
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Robert, welcome to no agenda
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bag. Sorry, I haven't donated in
a while to be honest. I'm
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ear bandage prediction. Keep up
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the great work for more years.
And he wants a couple of jingles
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here he wants. Oh, he wants he
wants to dumps he wants Trump
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calm and then he wants Don't eat
me Joe Biden. Okay, well, we
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have all of that. And he ends it
by saying regards sir Smith
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yacht myths mediate rhymes with
idiots. Okay, gotcha.
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Unknown: They did dumps they
call them
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dumps big massive dump I'm gonna
come
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When big things happen like the
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Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs.
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Adam Curry: I just think that
goat was hurt in Oregon. Why?
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Yep. JC Young is in rosharon
Texas I'm probably saying that
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wrong it's not wrong. I don't
think it's Russia and I think is
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Adam Curry: And that wraps up
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Unknown: formula is this we go
out we hit people in the mouth
2:15:18
John C Dvorak: I would like to
start this off in a lighter
2:15:20
note.
2:15:21
Adam Curry: Okay have a show no
All right.
2:15:24
John C Dvorak: Second half of
show this is the second half of
2:15:27
show oh
2:15:27
Adam Curry: okay but it's not
second half of show material.
2:15:31
John C Dvorak: No Oh okay well
second half a show well you I
2:15:34
mean you confuse all you are
gonna play the jingle nevermind
2:15:36
don't do that. Okay, why don't
you play this jingle ask Adam.
2:15:41
Adam Curry: All right,
everybody. It's ask Adam time
2:15:44
what could be going on?
2:15:45
John C Dvorak: This is actually
to ask Adams. The other. So
2:15:49
let's start with ask Adam puzzle
Q.
2:15:52
Adam Curry: Okay. And people
should know that John sends me
2:15:55
his clips in the morning. I
don't listen to him. We don't
2:15:58
coordinate. This is a this is a
performance that we do together.
2:16:02
So I have no idea what's coming.
And here is my ask Adam. Puzzle
2:16:05
cue cue for question. I presume
one
2:16:08
Unknown: of the world's most
famous puzzles turns 50 this
2:16:11
year.
2:16:13
John C Dvorak: puzzle. A famous
puzzle. Turns 50 famous
2:16:19
Adam Curry: puzzle I have to
come up with something What
2:16:27
could the troll room was already
telling me I don't I don't want
2:16:30
to I don't want to cheat. I
2:16:33
John C Dvorak: have troller Ms.
is helping you cheat.
2:16:36
Adam Curry: I just looked over
and they gave it they gave it
2:16:38
away? I don't I don't appreciate
that troll room.
2:16:42
John C Dvorak: Comes here's your
answer. There
2:16:44
Unknown: has never been a puzzle
like like Rubik's Cube. Wow.
2:16:50
Yes.
2:16:51
The Rubik's cube
2:16:52
that a creator is an 80 year old
Hungarian architect or no Rubik
2:16:56
back in the day, he was a
professor in Budapest fascinated
2:16:59
with geometry, and he created a
prototype in 1974 that took a
2:17:02
month to solve. So
2:17:04
the creator of the Rubik's Cube,
Mr. Rubik himself was stumped by
2:17:07
his own invention very
difficult.
2:17:09
Adam Curry: I would not have
guessed that and in fact, 50
2:17:13
years, and I'm thinking back I
was I 10. When that came out, I
2:17:18
guess so. No, that is crazy.
It's, you know, my, my nephew,
2:17:25
Connor. Connor is from the from
the elite side of the family. He
2:17:32
did his submission to an if it
was the Juilliard that he plays
2:17:39
a classical piece. while solving
the Rubik's Cube is a great,
2:17:44
that's
2:17:45
John C Dvorak: talent.
2:17:45
Adam Curry: I gotta find it.
Yeah, he's from the, from the
2:17:49
Buckley side of the family. Dad
brings
2:17:52
John C Dvorak: in a another ask
Adam Q, which is a bonus. The
2:17:57
second part of this is this one.
2:17:59
Unknown: Now half a century
later, about 500 million Rubik's
2:18:02
Cubes, official versions, and
look alikes have been sold
2:18:05
worldwide and
2:18:06
solving it has become a
competitive sport. The world
2:18:10
cube
2:18:11
Association has
2:18:12
an association for everything.
Yeah, that's what the script
2:18:14
says. I wouldn't know
2:18:16
now. The world cube Association
says the current world record
2:18:19
set last year is just over.
2:18:22
Adam Curry: Okay, how much time?
Yeah, how
2:18:24
John C Dvorak: much time does it
take to solve a Rubik's cube a
2:18:27
Rubik's Cube puzzle? By the
number one guy.
2:18:31
Adam Curry: I've seen some of
these. I'm going to say Oh,
2:18:33
John C Dvorak: this is
astonishing to say seven
2:18:35
seconds. Play the answer heard
set last year is just over three
2:18:40
seconds. Watch it on YouTube.
2:18:42
Unknown: Three seconds must be a
very short video. Wow,
2:18:45
Adam Curry: three know how
2:18:46
John C Dvorak: that's possible.
Except I'll say this. Now our
2:18:51
old spreadsheet guide of a
friend of ours is Eric Mackey.
2:18:57
Yes. Eric Matt, the guy who does
can do a Rubik's Cube in three
2:19:02
seconds sees things differently
than you do. Because he can look
2:19:07
at it and then they say go and
he's got it done in three
2:19:10
seconds. Eric is one of these
guys. He does not the Rubik's
2:19:14
cube so much. But we used to do
this all the time at the table.
2:19:17
You could take one of those
crazy puzzles that have a bunch
2:19:20
of white you know, things hooked
together and some off awkward
2:19:24
way and you're supposed to pull
on you try to get this thing on
2:19:26
ya
2:19:27
Adam Curry: know? Those those
things that curly cube metal
2:19:30
things Yeah,
2:19:31
John C Dvorak: those curly Q
metal things. And I I would say
2:19:35
I would have one it took me like
five minutes to you know,
2:19:38
jerking around getting the thing
to fall apart. Eric and this is
2:19:42
God's truth and and he does this
with other things too. He can
2:19:46
like pack a container.
2:19:48
Adam Curry: Yeah, he's he has
kind of a Rain Man vibe. You can
2:19:50
count things and room and do all
kinds of stuff like
2:19:53
John C Dvorak: he does do I
don't know if he does that. But
2:19:55
he does with the puzzles. He
does the following. Do you put
2:19:59
it in front of him and he looks
at it for about, I don't know,
2:20:05
15 seconds, and then just grab
it and boom, it's all part it
2:20:09
just instant. It's like as soon
as he picks it up as into the 10
2:20:12
pieces that it was designed to
be part of the puzzle, and then
2:20:16
he can put it right back
together. It's unbelievable. And
2:20:20
so I have to assume that Rubik's
Cube guy and I've heard this
2:20:23
from a lot of engineers have
these this capability. Chad
2:20:27
Heath, who did one of the buses
for the IBM PC, he said he
2:20:31
didn't realize that he can, he
can look at a bus. And he can
2:20:35
see immediately why it won't
work. Just by what the pin outs
2:20:40
are. Contracts are going to work
Contrary
2:20:42
Adam Curry: to popular belief.
Eric actually has a family with
2:20:44
three kids. He
2:20:46
John C Dvorak: has three kids,
and they're all a happy camper.
2:20:49
He
2:20:49
Adam Curry: figured it out.
2:20:51
Unknown: As Adam will he know
Oh, really? Well.
2:20:55
I don't know.
2:20:59
Answer the question go.
2:21:04
John C Dvorak: There are people
that have that, you know, that
2:21:06
was good for you, by the way how
you're gonna that would sound of
2:21:11
what? You're kind of one of
these guys. Oh,
2:21:15
Adam Curry: yeah. Oh, yeah,
definitely. Oh, sound big is big
2:21:18
with me. Sound sound. I like
doing so well. Like, let me do a
2:21:22
little light, light to clip in
here. This, this was kind of
2:21:27
fun. Because I saw this story
six days ago. And I think I
2:21:33
might have clipped it, Mike, who
cares? The reason why it was
2:21:37
interesting to me is I built a
website back in the onramp days
2:21:42
before it became think new
ideas. And it was the website
2:21:45
you visit more than once a month
tampax.com. That was the actual
2:21:49
slogan on the website. And so
there was this study that came
2:21:55
out. And I had clipped off like
now that's something I should
2:21:57
probably probably put on the
backburner if we have some time.
2:22:01
And today, a new report comes
out and I'll play the original
2:22:04
report in a moment. Dr.
2:22:05
Unknown: Lauren Stryker, thanks
2:22:06
for being with us again.
Morning. So we're gonna do some
2:22:08
health headlines of the day.
First off, I think we did this
2:22:11
story where they said metal was
detected in tampons. Should
2:22:14
people be worried about this
talk about
2:22:16
okay, this sounds terrifying,
right? So I don't mind this is
2:22:19
nothing to panic about. So
what's this all about? Got a lot
2:22:23
of media last week, basically,
some scientists tested to look
2:22:26
for the presence of metals in
tampons, all kinds of tampons,
2:22:30
every brand organic, inorganic,
and they found that there was
2:22:34
metal on all of them for
arsenic, cadmium, lead. So this
2:22:37
sounds terrible, right. But
there's three reasons that no
2:22:40
one needs to panic. Number one
is there's no evidence that
2:22:43
these metals get outside the
tampon, much less get absorbed
2:22:47
by the body. Number two, we're
talking trace amounts, teeny,
2:22:51
teeny, tiny amounts that are
being like, clinically
2:22:54
significant at all. But number
three is a big one, you're
2:22:58
already getting your daily dose
of arsenic in your kale salad in
2:23:02
your arugula in any fruits or
vegetables that either grow or
2:23:06
in the water, because we have
metals in our water supply in
2:23:12
the ground. So this idea that
you're going to put this tampon
2:23:15
in your body and it's going to
do terrible things to you is not
2:23:18
based in science. This is
clickbait. This is fear
2:23:22
mongering. And in fact, the
people that wrote this article
2:23:25
said, Hey, this is like no big
deal. We just want people to
2:23:28
know this. And let's just talk
about organic for a minute.
2:23:32
Adam Curry: The reason why I
play this is because I happen to
2:23:36
know how these companies
operate. And the choice a young
2:23:40
woman makes between different
menstrual cycle products will
2:23:45
probably determine their usage
for the rest of their life. So
2:23:49
Tampax was really all in on
trying to get young girls as
2:23:53
soon as possible to use their
product. And what this was, was
2:23:57
a bogus as stupid study from the
makers of cup products, which is
2:24:03
now all over social media girls
going oh, look at this. They're
2:24:06
all getting paid for it. So they
put out this fear mongering
2:24:10
report.
2:24:10
Unknown: As you can well imagine
I have a teenage daughter and
2:24:12
I'm thinking about this, you
know, for her as well. And so we
2:24:16
are going to spend a bit of time
talking about alternatives for
2:24:19
people that they can consider if
they are concerned about this.
2:24:22
Okay, well let
2:24:23
me tee you up on that one.
2:24:24
Adam Curry: Let me tee you up.
This is MVC let me tee you up.
2:24:26
Let's read what the script says.
Okay, well,
2:24:29
Unknown: let me take you up on
that. What are what are some of
2:24:30
those alternatives? I think
people know obviously pads are
2:24:33
an option there's
2:24:36
a exactly so there are two
things that were kind of
2:24:38
similarly there are there are
menstrual cups there are
2:24:41
menstrual discs which
essentially sort of
2:24:43
Adam Curry: this was a native ad
of horrible proportion.
2:24:47
Unbelievable scaring people into
thinking this arsenic in your
2:24:51
tank what goes
2:24:52
John C Dvorak: on and the
mainstream media constantly as
2:24:55
suppose it news exactly, the
exactly disgusting Yes. And then
2:25:01
we get called out because I
recommend a water filter. Well,
2:25:04
there's that.
2:25:06
Adam Curry: It's your own fault.
You did it. You brought that on
2:25:09
yourself. Hey, let me tee you
up. John. Let me tee you up. I
2:25:12
need to be teed up. I'm gonna
tee you up with a very short
2:25:16
report from The King's Speech,
which was Prince Charles. And
2:25:21
this is the piece that was sent
to me a
2:25:23
Unknown: bill will be introduced
to progressively increase the
2:25:25
age at which people can buy
cigarettes and impose limits on
2:25:30
the sale and marketing of vapes.
Ministers will also legislate to
2:25:34
restricted advertising of junk
food to children. Along with the
2:25:40
sale of high caffeine energy
drinks, to children, a bill will
2:25:44
be introduced to progressively
Oh,
2:25:46
Adam Curry: sorry. So there you
go. Progressively making it
2:25:50
difficult to get vapes get your
hand on vapes and energy drinks
2:25:54
and junk food. The King is very
obsessed.
2:25:58
John C Dvorak: It's worse than
that. I sent him a bunch of
2:26:01
clips from the King's speech
that were done by NTD. UK, which
2:26:07
I normally don't. Interesting.
Okay, so they have these are
2:26:11
four clips and they stay in the
fourth clip is the kicker. But
2:26:15
let's listen to the basic
introduction just
2:26:18
Adam Curry: like a State of the
Union. What exactly is the
2:26:20
King's speech?
2:26:22
John C Dvorak: The King's Speech
is confirming what the new party
2:26:26
is is up to and agreeing with it
and promoting it and it seems to
2:26:32
me that's what it is. The queen
I think just be the Queen's
2:26:34
speech, but she never got so
involved hit this guy's almost
2:26:38
like wanting to be a governor. I
don't like this guy. Just
2:26:42
Charles. No,
2:26:43
Adam Curry: he's a douche.
Sorry. He's
2:26:46
John C Dvorak: definitely in on
you know all this. This is this.
2:26:51
If you listen to these four
clips, this is Britain turning
2:26:56
socialist. King Charles says I'm
concerned I'm sorry. As far as
2:26:59
I'm concerned. As far as
2:27:00
Unknown: you're concerned, King
Charles has set out the new
2:27:03
government's legislative agenda.
The King's speech delivered
2:27:06
within a ceremony full of
pageantry promises a government
2:27:10
of service focused on reviving
the economy and tackling issues
2:27:13
from an acute housing shortage
to the cost of living crisis.
2:27:17
Jean Charles sat down Prime
Minister Kier, Starmer has
2:27:20
legislative agenda on Wednesday,
promising a government of
2:27:24
service focused on reviving the
economy. Charles told the
2:27:28
gathered peers and MPs. The
Government's program will be
2:27:31
based upon the principles of
security, fairness and
2:27:34
opportunity for all.
2:27:36
Stability will be the
cornerstone of my government's
2:27:39
economic policy. And every
decision will be consistent with
2:27:43
its fiscal rules,
2:27:45
Adam Curry: the package of more
than 35 bills were focused on
2:27:48
growing the economy, performing
planning laws to make it easier
2:27:51
to build homes, speeding up the
delivery of major infrastructure
2:27:55
projects, improving transport
and creating jobs. My
2:27:59
Unknown: ministers will get
Britain building, including
2:28:02
through planning reform, as they
seek to accelerate the delivery
2:28:06
of high quality infrastructure
and housing. They will also
2:28:10
pursue sustainable growth by
encouraging investment in
2:28:15
industry skills and new
technologies.
2:28:19
Adam Curry: Now, do they need
the approval of the king in
2:28:23
order to implement because it
says My ministers
2:28:26
John C Dvorak: because I thought
it was just simply they do
2:28:28
Adam Curry: I thought there was
just a formality is tradition.
2:28:31
John C Dvorak: Well, it's a
formality but turns out
2:28:34
Adam Curry: Yeah, turns out
2:28:36
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so this guy
who is a socialist as far as I'm
2:28:40
concerned, he continues and
we're going to clip to its
2:28:42
Adam Curry: charter home and
also set out plans to gradually
2:28:45
rationalize the passenger rail
network, and set affordable
2:28:48
fares to draw people back on to
train Wait, did he say
2:28:51
nationalize?
2:28:53
John C Dvorak: Yeah
nationalized.
2:28:55
Unknown: This decision would
mostly reverse the privatization
2:28:58
of the railways, conducted in
the 1990s. By the then
2:29:01
Conservative government with
brands
2:29:03
Taken together, these policies
will enhance Britain's position
2:29:06
as a leading industrial nation,
and enable the country to take
2:29:11
advantage of new opportunities
that can promote growth and
2:29:16
wealth creation.
2:29:17
The speech delivered in the
House of Lords by the king with
2:29:20
all the traditional pomp and
pageantry includes many of the
2:29:23
policies championed in Labour's
manifesto
2:29:26
economic growth measures to
modernize the constitution will
2:29:30
be introduced, including House
of Lords reform, to remove the
2:29:35
rights of hereditary
2:29:36
Adam Curry: Wait, let me get me
here that again. This to modern
2:29:39
go back back. includes many of
the policies championed in
2:29:43
Labour's manifesto make great
2:29:45
Unknown: measures to modernize
the constitution will be
2:29:48
introduced, including House of
Lords reform, to remove the
2:29:53
rights of hereditary peers to
sit and vote in the laws.
2:29:58
Adam Curry: Wow, you can kick
doubt that revising the
2:30:02
Constitution and I'm sure they
have an amendment process don't
2:30:09
they? What is the constitution
the Magna Carta?
2:30:12
John C Dvorak: Well no, it's
just whatever it is. I don't
2:30:14
know what it is but they're
going to change it in the House
2:30:16
of Lords guys are done. Yeah,
basically gonna eliminate I
2:30:19
mean, the House of Lords has
always been kind of like what
2:30:21
you know, they just kind of
rubber stamp stuff but they're
2:30:24
fun like they're they're funny
they're funny and they're but
2:30:27
they're not dangerous and needs
to be like kicked out of office.
2:30:31
This is this is really extreme
changes that people are I'm I
2:30:37
think is going to screw up the
country. But I think it's all
2:30:39
part of the socialist agenda and
that he's falling for because
2:30:43
he's all in on climate change
and all these other ideas
2:30:46
useless. Clip three behind
2:30:48
Unknown: me here in Parliament
King Charles set out so kiss Tom
2:30:52
has plans for governments in his
King speech. It contains 40
2:30:56
pieces of proposed legislation.
Some of the key bills announced
2:30:59
include a bill to toughen
spending rules. This seeks to
2:31:03
strengthen the role of the
economic watchdog the office for
2:31:06
budgetary responsibility to
guarantee that major fiscal
2:31:09
decisions are properly
scrutinized. There is a crime
2:31:12
and policing bill which will
include a ban on zombie style
2:31:15
knives. It will also include a
new type of antisocial behavior
2:31:19
order and penalties for
shoplifting labourers landmark
2:31:23
bill to boost workers rights is
referred to as a new deal for
2:31:27
working people. It includes a
ban on zero hour contracts
2:31:30
giving workers rights
immediately on starting a job
2:31:34
and they crack down on the
practice of fire and rehire.
2:31:37
There's a strengthened version
of the renter's reform bill.
2:31:40
This retains a ban on no fault
evictions, and would bring in
2:31:43
measures to boost renters
rights. Then onto planning
2:31:47
infrastructure and energy.
There's a bill to reform
2:31:49
procedures to accelerate house
building across the country. The
2:31:52
government is seeking to re
nationalize nearly all passenger
2:31:56
rail services within five years
a key priority for the Labour
2:31:59
governments and the bill to
establish GB energy a state
2:32:03
owned company which will oversee
investments in decarbonisation
2:32:06
projects such as offshore wind.
Wow, how
2:32:09
Adam Curry: are they going to
pay for this? Inflate the pound?
2:32:14
John C Dvorak: Well, that's an
interesting point. I think you'd
2:32:16
think of that.
2:32:17
Adam Curry: Hey, could be cheap
for us to go visit.
2:32:20
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it's
already Yeah, but every I mean,
2:32:23
the pound is worth less now.
It's only a buck 20 I mean, I
2:32:26
used to go there was a buck 60
was always 16. Sure, but
2:32:31
everything's overpriced now, so
it doesn't really still a gyp
2:32:35
now. So the last thing is the
kicker, which is this one, and
2:32:38
this is classic, classic
socialist idea that is
2:32:42
incorporated into these 40.
Labor parts of the labor
2:32:47
manifesto. And then you define
things that use a manifesto
2:32:50
term, which fits right in here
we go. Moving on
2:32:53
Unknown: to AI another bill,
which creates binding rules to
2:32:56
govern the development of
artificial intelligence. This
2:32:59
legislation will enhance legal
safeguards with a focus on
2:33:02
general purpose technology that
underlines AI products such as
2:33:06
chess GPT. In regards to border
security, this government plans
2:33:10
to strengthen Britain's borders
by modernizing the asylum and
2:33:13
immigration system modernize in
EU UK Border Security Command
2:33:17
with counter terror powers to
tackle organized crime. Labour's
2:33:21
also resurrecting the previous
government's proposed ban on
2:33:24
anyone born after 2009 Buying
tobacco, and alongside devolving
2:33:30
powers to mess and councils
labor seeking major
2:33:33
constitutional reform to reform
of the House of Lords is on the
2:33:37
table, which would include
removing hereditary peers.
2:33:41
There's also a hint at
potentially lowering the voting
2:33:44
age to 16.
2:33:48
Adam Curry: Wow, they will.
Every country gets the
2:33:51
government she deserves. That's
what y'all voted for. Because
2:33:55
you hated the conservatives
like, let them let those labor
2:33:58
guys in. They've been chomping
at the bit. And yeah, they can
2:34:02
lower
2:34:02
John C Dvorak: the age to 16
that is always a winner of if
2:34:05
you're a socialist,
2:34:07
Adam Curry: they are going to
throw you in irons. And what do
2:34:10
you think those those reforms?
Oh, you won't be able to say
2:34:13
anything. They won't be able to
say anything. So he can't
2:34:17
already can't
2:34:18
John C Dvorak: know they're
already cracked down on social
2:34:20
media in the UK. Wow. It will
get arrested for nothing.
2:34:25
Adam Curry: There's unconfirmed
rumors coming in. The Chinese
2:34:28
president Zhi Jing ping had a
stroke.
2:34:33
Unknown: Who I haven't heard
that.
2:34:35
John C Dvorak: Today's news from
out of China was that they got
2:34:38
rid of a number of people from
the ministry.
2:34:41
Adam Curry: Now could be a
palace coup going on. Who knows?
2:34:45
John C Dvorak: I want to play I
just wanted this back to Biden
2:34:48
for just a second. Why not? I
wanted to play these two clips
2:34:53
from his Lester Holt interview.
Yeah, he
2:34:55
Adam Curry: was pretty angry.
2:34:56
John C Dvorak: He was late. He
was mad and he kept saying look,
2:34:59
look Look, look, look. I mean,
when you hear somebody saying
2:35:03
look as much as Biden does he
this is like, this is defiant.
2:35:08
He's very defiant. But he's also
half brain dead. And I only have
2:35:13
two clips. But the one the first
clip is the good one. But
2:35:17
Unknown: let's talk about the
conversation. This just started
2:35:19
and it's really about language,
what we say out loud and the
2:35:23
consequences of those you called
your opponent and existential
2:35:26
threat. On a call a week ago,
you said it's time to put Trump
2:35:30
in the bullseye for some dispute
about the context. But I think
2:35:34
you appreciate the crosshairs
2:35:36
that's all we focus on. Look,
the truth of the matter is what
2:35:40
I guess I was talking about at
the time was, there was very
2:35:43
little focus on Trump's agenda.
The other term was Bullseye was
2:35:49
the mistake to use or I didn't,
I didn't say crosshairs. I have
2:35:52
a bull's eye net focus on it.
Focus on what he's doing. Focus
2:35:56
on one as far as policies focus
on the number of lies. He told
2:36:01
the debate focus. I mean,
there's there's a whole range of
2:36:04
things that look, I'm not the
guy that said, I want to be a
2:36:07
dictator on day one.
2:36:09
Adam Curry: He didn't say that.
He said it'd be a dictator under
2:36:13
for one day. Lies. Lies if
2:36:17
John C Dvorak: they did Biden is
a liar. But this idea that, you
2:36:20
know, I said crossers? I mean,
bulls. I mean, I mean, focus was
2:36:24
great. So we have part of the
second part is not as
2:36:28
entertaining. But it's funny
too. And I
2:36:30
Unknown: asked him about his
struggle in the debate and the
2:36:33
calls from some Democrats, for
him to step aside. Do you feel
2:36:36
like you've weathered the storm
on this issue of whether you
2:36:39
should be on the ticket or not?
2:36:42
13 million people voted for me
to be the nominee in the
2:36:45
Democratic Party. Okay.
2:36:48
In your last TV interview, you
were asked if you had watched
2:36:51
the debate, and your answer was
I don't think so. No. Have you
2:36:55
since seen it?
2:36:56
I've seen pieces of it. I've not
watched the whole debate.
2:36:58
The President also responding to
news of Donald Trump's new vice
2:37:02
presidential pick, when I asked
you about just shortly before
2:37:05
you and I sat down, former
President Trump named his vice
2:37:09
presidential pick JD Vance, what
does that tell you? His
2:37:13
qualities? What does that tell
you about former President
2:37:17
Trump's values and to him in
terms of who he will surround
2:37:20
himself with in the next
administration? Should he win?
2:37:24
It's not unusual, it's gonna
surround himself with people who
2:37:26
agree completely with him. And
wouldn't recognize supportive
2:37:31
even though if you go back and
listen to the things that JD
2:37:33
Vance Said About Trump.
2:37:35
Adam Curry: You know, I think I
have angrier clips from Joe from
2:37:38
that interview. If if you don't
if you will
2:37:42
John C Dvorak: enjoy. That's
fine. That's all I got as those
2:37:44
two because I thought they were
meaningful, but yeah, well, he
2:37:46
was the clips I should have
gotten. I didn't get but I just
2:37:50
couldn't get a good reason I
didn't get them. These are the
2:37:54
clips from the NCAA speech. I
have one play NCAA, but the
2:37:57
NAACP since I have where he's,
he's good. He's screaming is
2:38:03
yelling is like gone nuts. I
mean, he's goes crazy. He's one
2:38:06
of those crazy speeches where
he's unhinge, but I found two
2:38:10
copies of it. And they were too
echoey. I wasn't going to run
2:38:13
them to either. No, there were
no
2:38:15
Adam Curry: there were no good.
No good. Here's a very, very
2:38:17
short one boat that definitely
my favorite. One of
2:38:21
Unknown: my best friends. When I
was a lifeguard and projects. He
2:38:25
was his name is nickname is
mouse.
2:38:30
Adam Curry: This is when he got
in the tangled. He rumbled with
2:38:34
with corn pop he had his buddy
there in the projects, which was
2:38:37
mouse. Does anybody take this
guy serious?
2:38:43
Unknown: I got some short angry
clips here. When I asked you
2:38:45
about just shortly before you
and I sat down. Former
2:38:49
presidents rep named his Oh, no,
you got that one. You had this
2:38:52
one. Mr. Trump has said he has
given you a chance to redeem
2:38:55
yourself basically the idea of
engaging in another debate.
2:38:59
We're gonna have another debate.
Yeah, you're gonna have one of
2:39:00
September that's on the books.
Would you be open to doing one
2:39:03
in the next few weeks?
2:39:05
I'm going to debate him when we
agreed to debate him in
2:39:09
September.
2:39:11
But if if the opportunity came
up to do and between now and
2:39:14
then is there is a sense of
wanting to get back on their
2:39:17
horse. I'm on a horse.
2:39:21
I was on 22 major events for
1000s of people. A lot of noise
2:39:26
and crowds. A lot happening. I'm
on the horse. What I'm doing is
2:39:31
going out and demonstrating to
an American people that I have
2:39:34
commanded all my faculties that
I don't need notes. I don't need
2:39:39
telephone. I can go out.
2:39:42
Adam Curry: I don't need
calibre. Oh,
2:39:43
Unknown: and I stood there when
when NATO isn't I sit there for
2:39:47
an hour and answer questions.
2:39:51
If you were to have continued
2:39:53
Adam Curry: poor follow up from
Lester Holt. Yeah, that's when
2:39:56
you identified vice president
Kamala Harris as press Isn't
2:40:00
Trump and President Solinsky as
President Putin? Is that what
2:40:03
you're talking about? Mr.
President? No.
2:40:07
John C Dvorak: Hold is a soft
ball.
2:40:09
Adam Curry: He's a soft baller
issues.
2:40:12
Unknown: If you were to have
continued to run and be
2:40:15
officially nominated, what
happens if you have another
2:40:18
episode like we saw during the
episode? What happened? What
2:40:24
happened? What happens if you
have performance on that level?
2:40:31
I don't plan for us.
2:40:35
President, I know he's good to
talk to you. Good to see you.
2:40:37
Thank you for making some time
for us sometimes
2:40:39
come and talk to him about what
we should be talking about. All
2:40:41
right. Okay. The issues.
2:40:45
John C Dvorak: With this, he
talked about the issues. What is
2:40:48
that is bullcrap. Oh, I hope he
stays in. Yeah,
2:40:54
Adam Curry: well, he's quitting
tonight. What he's quitting
2:40:57
tonight. It's over tonight.
Tonight. Oh,
2:40:59
John C Dvorak: well, this is
yeah. microdots. No.
2:41:04
Adam Curry: It's quantum dots.
Okay.
2:41:07
John C Dvorak: Quantum dots is
funnier quantum dots.
2:41:11
Adam Curry: The Olympics are
starting soon in Paris. I for
2:41:13
one, I have a Olympic fever. I'm
very excited. Although I always
2:41:17
find it. Kind of. I gotta admit,
I don't like that. We always
2:41:22
send the Dream Team for
basketball. And I was like, oh,
2:41:26
Lebron James. Okay. Well, at
least we can win in one thing.
2:41:31
John C Dvorak: Always it is. I
think it's a version of cheating
2:41:34
years ago, seen before the
original dream team when they
2:41:37
couldn't you couldn't be pro.
You couldn't be a pro and they
2:41:41
so they had these college kids
and we'd win and we wouldn't
2:41:43
win. And we knew we knew. And
somebody got sick of the fact
2:41:46
that other countries are beating
our college kids. And we said,
2:41:50
okay, these guys as far as we're
concerned, they're bringing in
2:41:53
pros. We're bringing in pros.
Yeah. Oh can make up your mind.
2:41:57
Adam Curry: But I think who's
that that freak the guy who's
2:41:59
seven foot nine that guy?
2:42:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I always
come. He's open. Yamaha I think
2:42:04
is his name.
2:42:06
Adam Curry: I always call him a
Bama but he'll play for his own
2:42:08
country.
2:42:10
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well a lot
of guys do. In fact, one of the
2:42:13
best players in the league is
playing for Serbia.
2:42:16
Adam Curry: Right That guy just
what's his name?
2:42:19
John C Dvorak: It's yeah, I
should have the name of top my
2:42:24
head being a sports ball fan.
But yes, you are
2:42:26
Adam Curry: a fan. Anyway.
2:42:30
John C Dvorak: The part of the
of the deal was no yo KOVITCH
2:42:33
mediocre the Joker. Part of
2:42:35
Adam Curry: the deals would have
flying taxis. Well, we know
2:42:37
that's out the flying taxis not
happening. Surprise surprise.
2:42:41
Which means we won't have people
dying in these death traps.
2:42:45
Trust me, trust me. And they're
supposed to have all kinds of
2:42:50
competitions in the sand.
2:42:53
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this is a
classic. This is a good story,
2:42:55
but the sand
2:42:56
Adam Curry: is is basically full
of poop. And poopy. So to to
2:43:03
prove to prove that it's not
poopy. The mayor took a took a
2:43:08
swan dive into the sin.
2:43:12
Unknown: It's the dive into the
sin river that Paris's mayor has
2:43:15
been dreaming about dreaming
2:43:17
show the water is clean.
2:43:19
It's amazing. We work a lot and
very hard for that. Very lucky
2:43:26
and happy day.
2:43:28
Happy because the sin will be
the centerpiece of the Paris
2:43:31
Olympics. In less than two weeks
from now. Opening ceremonies
2:43:35
will be hosted on the river for
the first time. But there had
2:43:39
been concerns about athletes
competing in the water. The
2:43:42
river so polluted swimming in
the sin was banned for more than
2:43:46
a century, with only a third
good reason. Determined to make
2:43:50
it safe again for the Olympics.
cleanup efforts began over nine
2:43:54
years ago, costing one and a
half billion dollars. It
2:43:58
included a giant underground
water storage basin, renovating
2:44:02
sewer lines and treatment
plants. Even with all that water
2:44:06
quality tests last month
indicated more than needed to be
2:44:09
done. We did it we did it we do
visual say the latest water
2:44:14
quality tests show welcomed
improvements and Paris is ready
2:44:18
to let the games begin.
2:44:20
Adam Curry: Why did they have to
do sewage changes? Were they
2:44:23
dumping the poop in the sand?
2:44:26
John C Dvorak: Well the coliform
cast were always failing now
2:44:29
there's a it's possible that
they they could possibly fix it
2:44:33
I went to him I was hanging out
hanging out
2:44:38
Adam Curry: I was hanging out in
2:44:40
John C Dvorak: in Paris in Paris
with a guy
2:44:43
Adam Curry: with a croissant
2:44:45
John C Dvorak: he said I asked
him I said you know what did
2:44:47
this what do you what would you
define definitive French as
2:44:50
being really good at and I was
thinking you know growing
2:44:54
peaches wine there's all these
different things you drink a
2:44:57
basis crap he says the number
one thing that French are great
2:45:00
that is public works rail
designs sewage system to the
2:45:05
sewers of France all the rest of
them and did they do that better
2:45:08
than anybody else in the world
and I've noticed this the first
2:45:10
time I was over there the roads
don't have potholes all over the
2:45:15
place there's
2:45:16
Adam Curry: that move to Paris
than your freak
2:45:19
John C Dvorak: so the so I can I
can see them possibly being able
2:45:24
with their public works kind of
mentality being really good at
2:45:29
it maybe cleaning up the sand
but that's a big project. I
2:45:33
don't know that I think there's
going to be a lot of pinkeye
2:45:36
let's put it that way.
2:45:40
Adam Curry: From there we move
to what we actually we had the
2:45:44
King's speech the queen is under
attack the coal wait
2:45:47
John C Dvorak: before I just
said to stay with the Olympics.
2:45:49
I do have a clip. Oh, yeah, I'm
2:45:51
Adam Curry: gonna Olympics clip.
Okay.
2:45:53
John C Dvorak: I have an Olympus
clip that I think is funny.
2:45:56
Adam Curry: You see All right,
here we go.
2:45:58
Unknown: Paris Olympics will
provide recycled cardboard beds
2:46:01
for athletes. The manufacturer
of the beds said they are so
2:46:05
strong, that's five or six
people can jump on them. The
2:46:08
mattresses of the beds can be
customized to enhance sleep
2:46:11
quality. To
2:46:13
Adam Curry: the to the floor
revealed the recyclable
2:46:15
cardboard beds that will be
helping athletes catch up on
2:46:18
their beauty sleep during the
Summer Games. The beds were
2:46:21
designed by airwave a Japanese
company. Its CEO said cardboard
2:46:27
beds were initially created in
2021 for the Tokyo Olympic
2:46:31
Games. He said the beds for
Paris Olympics were even
2:46:34
stronger. Board beds didn't they
have that? A couple of years
2:46:41
back I remember the
2:46:43
John C Dvorak: previous Olympics
but I didn't know that. And it's
2:46:46
like is that the best you can
do? Sleep well on a futon I
2:46:51
Adam Curry: know the cardboard
beds is my understanding is so
2:46:54
that it discourages sex
2:46:59
John C Dvorak: I never heard
that part of it. Yeah,
2:47:00
Adam Curry: I think that's I
really did you know that there
2:47:02
was a 4chan poll about us.
2:47:06
Unknown: About Us Yeah.
2:47:08
Adam Curry: No agenda guys yay
or nay?
2:47:11
John C Dvorak: We get probably
got 4chan we've probably got I
2:47:14
don't know what we get from I
know Reddit would give us a day.
2:47:17
Well
2:47:17
Adam Curry: listen to this worth
listening to if you have seven
2:47:20
hours a week to kill. I remember
listening to Jhansi Dvorak for
2:47:24
years related to tech. I did not
realize he was involved in
2:47:27
politics. Yeah, they're pretty
good. Although divorce is
2:47:32
increasingly naive for someone
as old as he is who has seen as
2:47:35
much as he has. He's always
giving MFRs the benefit of the
2:47:38
doubt when it's really really
not warranted. He also read
2:47:41
slash Paul, so that's great. I
guess you're in a fourth
2:47:44
chapter. Then. Adam is a retard.
Jhansi Dvorak is the goat. It's
2:47:55
a shame that it's a shame that
tranny made that god awful
2:47:59
keyboard layout and made it his
last name. Wow, 4chan.
2:48:05
John C Dvorak: real accurate.
They're
2:48:06
Adam Curry: fantastic. Anyway,
back to the Queen the queen is
2:48:09
under
2:48:10
Unknown: attack. It was five
years ago that Ursula von der
2:48:12
Leyen squeaked her way into the
chair as head of the European
2:48:15
Commission by just a handful of
votes. Her attempt to get
2:48:18
reelected for a second term is
likely to be just as close. Two
2:48:22
weeks ago EU leaders nominated
von der Leyen despite and
2:48:24
occasionally controversial stint
in charge of the bloc's
2:48:27
executive branch,
2:48:28
I would plain and simply like to
express my gratitude to the
2:48:32
leaders who endorsed my
nomination.
2:48:35
On key dissenting voice, though
is Italy's Prime Minister
2:48:38
Giorgio Maloney
2:48:40
the leadership proposal from the
conservative socialist and
2:48:43
liberal parties was wrong,
partly because there was no
2:48:46
discussion considered regarding
the mandate for these leadership
2:48:50
nominees. In the wake of
European elections, where
2:48:53
citizens clearly asked for a new
direction for the EU.
2:48:58
Do Maloney is not the only
person unhappy with von der
2:49:00
Leyen and head of Thursday's
ballot on whether to confirm her
2:49:02
for another five years in charge
talk has grown about objections
2:49:06
and opposition to her leadership
of the commission. A vital issue
2:49:09
for some is the question of
transparency that was kept on
2:49:12
Wednesday ahead of the boat by
an EU court ruling which
2:49:15
criticized the Commission's
handling of COVID-19 contracts.
2:49:18
More significant, however, are
questions about Ukraine MEPs on
2:49:22
Wednesday, in fact, a motion
reaffirming support for Kyiv at
2:49:26
a time when Europe appears
increasingly divided about the
2:49:29
war with Russia. That comes less
than three weeks after EU
2:49:32
leaders signed a new security
deal with Ukraine. The key
2:49:35
player is Hungary, which
currently holds the EU's
2:49:38
rotating presidency. Hungarian
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has
2:49:41
talked about using the position
for something he calls peace
2:49:44
missions. Those include meetings
with Ukrainian war critics, like
2:49:48
China's President Xi Jinping,
Donald Trump, and a visit to
2:49:51
Moscow.
2:49:52
Adam Curry: And what's the over
under Do you think she'll she'll
2:49:55
stay in? Are they going
2:49:56
John C Dvorak: according to this
morning? She's back. Oh, really?
2:50:00
Yeah, she's in. Ah,
2:50:02
Adam Curry: well, I'm happy
because we need her for the
2:50:04
show. She's good for the show.
She's
2:50:06
John C Dvorak: good for the
show.
2:50:07
Adam Curry: And my last clip
before we will person she is Oh
2:50:10
no, she's the worst. She's never
been elected by the public to
2:50:13
anything. She was a failed
finance minister for Germany.
2:50:16
People discarded her. They
didn't like her and she totally,
2:50:20
totally was all in on the
backroom deals with Pfizer.
2:50:25
Yeah, and everyone knows her
stage. Everyone must be a lot
2:50:29
more Pfizer stooges for her to
stay in. Yeah, good tribe.
2:50:34
Maloney are
2:50:35
John C Dvorak: voices amazing.
2:50:37
Adam Curry: I'm Georgia Maloney.
Texas news, which is also it's
2:50:43
actually it's a it's no agenda
news. It's Texas and California
2:50:47
living
2:50:47
Unknown: in capital X and Texas
billionaire mogul Elon Musk
2:50:51
shared on his social media site
X, formerly known as Twitter
2:50:55
that he's had it but California.
He plans to move its
2:50:59
headquarters in that of SpaceX
to the Lone Star State. Musk
2:51:03
explained he decided to make the
move after California's governor
2:51:06
signed into law, a pro LGBTQ
plus bill. This
2:51:10
is the final straw because of
this law and the many others
2:51:13
that preceded it attacking both
families and companies. SpaceX
2:51:17
will now move its headquarters
from Hawthorne, California, to
2:51:20
Starbase, Texas and x's
headquarters will move to Austin
2:51:24
have had enough of dodging gangs
of violent drug addicts just to
2:51:27
get in and out of the building.
2:51:30
From The California law that
asks AI or give schools more
2:51:33
leeway in regard to informing
parents of a child's gender
2:51:37
choices. It forbids schools from
requiring teachers to tell the
2:51:40
parents of any changes. Elon
Musk has long voiced
2:51:44
inflammatory statements against
trans people. And he hasn't
2:51:48
trans daughter in court
documents that she no longer has
2:51:51
a relationship with him.
2:51:53
Adam Curry: I think Austin
should block this. They don't
2:51:57
want it we don't want that trash
that x trash.
2:52:01
John C Dvorak: Well, he this is
he has to do this stuff publicly
2:52:04
because the to get out of
California to because he's gonna
2:52:07
get some billions of dollars in
payment. He has to get out of
2:52:12
California, very publicly, and
it can't have any connections to
2:52:16
like, the Twitter offices or
anything because California goes
2:52:21
after you have an exit tax,
right? No, not just extra tax a
2:52:26
claim that you're if you spend
more than so many hours in
2:52:29
California a year, you're
considered a California citizen.
2:52:33
And so the only way to really
extract your so you have to get
2:52:36
everything out. You got to make
it very public. And then you
2:52:38
have to, then they're still
gonna go after you. They're very
2:52:43
into going after people who
leave the states.
2:52:46
Adam Curry: Wow, that's like
leaving the Manson family is
2:52:48
John C Dvorak: exactly the same
as Democrats. I said this, you
2:52:51
know, a number of times I
mentioned it, which the Democrat
2:52:55
party which runs California is
more like a cult than it is like
2:53:01
a party political party. I mean,
so when you quit the cult,
2:53:05
Adam Curry: it's hard is that
while you're still there, you're
2:53:07
afraid of the cult? No,
2:53:09
John C Dvorak: no, I've divorced
myself from the cult. In
2:53:14
1979 1980, and it took this long
to be accepted as some outsider.
2:53:20
I'm not in the call. I don't.
Nobody cares. But I'm telling
2:53:23
you for at least a decade, I was
hounded for not being a
2:53:26
Democrat. I'm
2:53:28
Unknown: going to show my school
but donate to no agenda. Imagine
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John C Dvorak: we do have a tip
after this to stick around us.
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We do have a tip and by the way,
I'm unaffiliated. Yes,
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Jake, from Blissfield, Michigan,
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one 4008 And he wants a deed
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Unknown: D deuced.
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John C Dvorak: And he condemns
Colin not for being a douchebag
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but for saying claiming that he
got him to listen to the show
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and he doesn't believe it. Yeah.
Eric Anderson and Henry, South
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Dakota. One, one 1.11. He has a
note, and since he's going to be
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a knight, I think might want to
open that note and read it. Yes,
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Adam Curry: I happen to have it
here. crackpot and Buzzkill. In
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celebration of getting my ham
license. I figured I would
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complete my knighthood. I tested
and passed my tech and general
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and I'm really enjoying it. So
For check me out on V var C var
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AC. I'm on digital mode baby
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rural intelligencia I want a
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yummy. Thanks for keeping me
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get here. I think I started
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hundreds long timer. No agenda
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it deserves 73 says the soon to
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John C Dvorak: shawanna Back in
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Xang doesn't have probably Shane
Goosen in Santa Clara. 100 ITM I
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just wanted to get into this
historic episode, getting Lucas
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Williams in Roswell. There you
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Chow ski in Portage reportage,
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of Donald J. Trump, who would be
our 45th plus 47th. President
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and our first Bitcoin
presidency. You see, that's
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actually $92 donation in honor
of Trump. It's not a bad one.
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It's good number. I didn't want
to do anything that's that.
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Nobody
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Adam Curry: will take it.
2:56:40
John C Dvorak: Thank you, Steven
C. 45. plus 47 is 92. Kevin
2:56:44
McLaughlin, there he is in North
Carolina and Concord to be
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exact. He's the Archduke of Luna
and he gives 808 which is a boob
2:56:51
donation Travis more in
Gibsonville North Carolina 808
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And she's got a birthday call it
for his wife Anna
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Adam Curry: then and and I think
she wants a let me see if she
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wants a biscuit. So we'll give
her a biscuit for a birthday.
2:57:06
They
2:57:07
Unknown: always give me a
biscuit on my birthday,
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you Sir Kevin O'Brien
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John C Dvorak: in Chicago. 606
small boobs. Care Chad Hewitt in
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Folsom, California also 606 Jeff
hunt at 510 Double nickels on
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the diamond. He's got a little
he's got a knighting coming up.
2:57:25
You want to read this
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Adam Curry: and I believe after
15 years he says this brings me
2:57:29
to knighthood. Love the show and
I need some graduate MBA karma
2:57:32
dealer's choice. I can use
anything I can get. We'll do
2:57:35
that at the end for you.
Regarding the MBA, my ethics
2:57:38
class was 100% focused on UN
Sustainable Development Goals,
2:57:43
no room for dissent, and what
little I put up against
2:57:46
globalism questions about global
warming or something simple like
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maybe we shouldn't treat science
like religion. I was shut down
2:57:53
the state despite being the only
one with any understanding of
2:57:57
science. For context. This is a
Jesuit Catholic school, which
2:58:00
should be questioning everything
dogmatic at least my
2:58:04
understanding. All right, Jeff,
you will be naive. That's
2:58:07
terrible. That is terrible.
That's
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John C Dvorak: James Edmondson
in South Plainfield, New Jersey.
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Murdoch in Ketchikan, Alaska.
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new brown fells Texas 50 Oh,
these are all $50 donors were
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there already is a very short
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Oregon Philip blue in
Louisville, Kentucky, John Ford
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and McKinney Texas. Say anything
here's you need anything No.
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Bennett in Denver, Colorado Luke
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Olson in Alexandria, Virginia,
gadget free 10 in Western
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Springs, Illinois. Scott
lavender, sir Scott and
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Alexander and Fredericksburg you
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go you're loaded up here. It's
about time for surgery, Fred in
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California and last on our
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shortlist. Barron Allen being in
Beaverton, Oregon, sending a
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nice meme for me to use. Thank
you, Alan.
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she passed a lot a lot of dead
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people this week John Lord bass
player for Deep Purple who I
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knew actually so and he was 71
or something is too young and I
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just heard that Lou Dobbs
apparently just died. Lou Dobbs
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Yeah, that's I this is
unconfirmed is unconfirmed, but
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it's what I just I knew I knew
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John C Dvorak: him. Yeah, I have
a silicon spin a couple of times
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when he was running that's
really site site what science
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site he had a site with after he
got fired the first time he
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started some rocket science site
is a website that was rockets
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and launches and dead was pretty
good. So
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Adam Curry: you know who else
just died Bob Newhart?
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John C Dvorak: Oh, well, that's
a shame.
3:00:56
Adam Curry: Did you know him?
No, I
3:00:57
John C Dvorak: never met Bob
knew we're out living everybody.
3:01:00
I did get to see Bob Newhart
when he first showed up as a
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stand up. Oh, that must have
been great. Oh, he was
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unbelievably funny, because he
was the first super dry comic
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that was just killing it. It's
an IED. There's two best selling
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ASA one who got popularized a
cut comedy album above all
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others, right?
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Adam Curry: It's a bad day for
Bob's basically it's not a good
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day for Bob's here's the karma
that was requested.
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Unknown: You've got karma
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There we go. You get all bladed
out. Yeah,
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John C Dvorak: I have a blade
for you. Here you go. Oh, nice.
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Eric Anderson.
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Gentlemen, thank you very much
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Sir Jeff hunt Gentlemen, welcome
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welcome to the roundtable no one
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no agenda meet up it connects
you with other people at which
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immediately gives you protection
connection is protection. It is
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a great addendum or denim is a
good piece I think good way to
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put it to your no agenda show
because you may be in the troll
3:04:01
room hanging out but you can
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we've had people meet and get
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meet and start businesses.
You've had people meet and just
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hang out together and and drink
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stuff. Never has there been a
fight. Never has there been any
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angry words that I have ever
heard of. In fact, here's an
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example of a great meetup report
from Fort Wayne to mac and
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cheese meet up
3:04:23
Unknown: Adam and John. This is
Shannon in Fort Wayne where law
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and Nat pops and low on Biden
voters. But we're very high in
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mac and cheese. Hi, I'm
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Shelly from Fort Wayne.
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Thank you for your courage. Hey,
Jared, thank
3:04:34
you for Shelley's courage in the
morning.
3:04:36
I met some wonderful people
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today and it wasn't paid to say
that. Hey Sir, PBR streaking is
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Morning John and Adam. Here we
are in Fort Wayne Eaton the mac
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and cheese Dame
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Trinity having a great time at
JK O'Donnell's in the morning,
3:04:50
Mike with the Fort Wayne crew in
the morning so
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Adam Curry: barren spot the
Mighty is it trolling around in
3:04:55
the troll room says don't expect
to meet you don't expect to meet
3:04:58
any chicks at the meet up. I
just heard a Couple right there.
3:05:01
It's not true blatant lie. In
fact, once you give it a shot if
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you're in Charlotte, North
Carolina tonight seven o'clock
3:05:09
Ed's tavern gotta meet up there
Charlotte's thirsty Third
3:05:11
John C Dvorak: Thursday. Women
that go to these meetups.
3:05:15
Adam Curry: Barentsburg the
mighty me hi I'm spot the mighty
3:05:18
All right. Yeah, I'm sure that
chicks run away from you but the
3:05:24
mighty Saturday the Chicago
River rendezvous. That's where
3:05:28
you can meet chicks. One o'clock
at the island party hut in
3:05:32
Chicago, Illinois. Hey, Darren,
you should go. Dr. Ruth's last
3:05:36
call Miller's Ale House Mount
Laurel Township, New Jersey on
3:05:40
Saturday. That should be a good
one to go to pour one out for
3:05:43
Dr. Ruth, Michigan local one
central meets at two o'clock on
3:05:47
Saturday at Horrocks Farm Market
beer garden in Lansing,
3:05:51
Michigan. The shrunken amygdala
support group meets on Saturday
3:05:54
at two o'clock at task group for
him in Cincinnati, Ohio. The
3:05:57
Sonoma Wine Oh count a country
meet up four o'clock at iron and
3:06:01
vine in Santa Rosa, California.
The Insane Diego monthly meet up
3:06:06
as always the third Saturday,
the roundtable pizza and Rancho
3:06:10
Rancho Bernardo San Diego and
the Fort Worth a smoke filled
3:06:14
back room. Join that happy crowd
at four o'clock on Saturday at
3:06:19
the 1849 cigar shop in Fort
Worth, Texas. And the margarita
3:06:23
made up on Sunday, July 21. Lee
Norris Alton, Palm Beach Gardens
3:06:28
Florida and also on Sunday, the
East Central Illinois meet up
3:06:31
three o'clock at triptych
brewing in Savoy Illinois.
3:06:35
That's your no agenda lists.
There's many more. We've got a
3:06:39
lot internationally as well. And
if you're out there somewhere in
3:06:42
the sticks and if you're an
Oregon, why, and you're
3:06:45
listening. Stop listening to
goats in the woods. I want you
3:06:51
to do a little meet up and do a
meet up report. We'd love to
3:06:53
hear from you guys in in Oregon.
Why? Please it would be a lot of
3:06:58
fun. No agenda meetups.com If
you can't find one there you
3:07:01
start one yourself. It's easy.
3:07:07
Unknown: Day days.
3:07:21
Adam Curry: Is like a body it's
like a pot. It always is like a
3:07:25
party. Got another Austin meetup
coming up soon. I think we
3:07:28
should probably go. And one's
going to be organizing Bernie.
3:07:33
Bernie Texas Cohen Ernie. Yeah,
yeah, that's Mitch. Mitch THE
3:07:38
MAVERICK the periodontist. He's
going to start one. He's going
3:07:41
to Yeah. He's got dough, so
it'll be cool.
3:07:46
Unknown: He'll set it up, right.
3:07:48
Adam Curry: You're getting I
suppose.
3:07:51
John C Dvorak: You know, I
failed again.
3:07:55
Adam Curry: For Luckily, I have
to hopefully one of them is
3:07:58
useful.
3:07:59
John C Dvorak: You're always one
useful.
3:08:01
Unknown: Maybe it's the ghost of
corncob.
3:08:05
Adam Curry: I don't like it
either.
3:08:06
John C Dvorak: It's usable, but
it's blurry. Yeah.
3:08:09
Adam Curry: This is the one you
want. Are
3:08:10
Unknown: you saying it's a false
flag?
3:08:14
John C Dvorak: Only because your
voice
3:08:17
Adam Curry: is the best. Come
on. We all know it's good. Show
3:08:20
this is what we do every single
show.
3:08:27
Unknown: JC That's
3:08:28
Adam Curry: right, everybody. It
is a tip from John C. Dvorak as
3:08:33
we lead you into your weekend.
Well, almost weekend. John, what
3:08:39
kind of tip do you have for us
today,
3:08:41
John C Dvorak: I have a food
tip, a food tip.
3:08:43
Adam Curry: We love our food.
3:08:45
John C Dvorak: And the only
reason I'm going to bring this
3:08:46
tip up is because every time I
go to the store that is the
3:08:48
situation that occurs and I
always have to I have actually
3:08:51
discussed this with shop fellow
shoppers at the grocery store
3:08:54
and ocean whose and very few
people seem to know this simple
3:08:58
fact. Which is that pineapples
are not bananas and they don't
3:09:04
ripen after they're picked. They
stay frozen in time as to the
3:09:09
ripeness when you buy a
pineapple, and for some reason,
3:09:13
almost nobody knows this. So how
do you always think of
3:09:16
everything is a banana or even
all kinds of things ripe and
3:09:20
after you're picking but not
pineapples. So pineapples you
3:09:23
want to
3:09:24
Adam Curry: if you go if you go
before me, that'll that's that's
3:09:28
going to be I'm going to put
that in my eulogy John taught me
3:09:32
people think everything's a
banana. And that's just not true
3:09:35
people.
3:09:36
John C Dvorak: So pie when you
buy a pineapple, you want to get
3:09:41
one that is gold colored not
green, but gold colored because
3:09:45
it is by a green when this all
greenish is not going to go
3:09:49
anywhere. It's going to be sour
and kind of like not as sweet as
3:09:52
it should be. So the things
should be solid gold colored.
3:09:56
You don't find me very often but
when you do, they stand out like
3:09:59
a sore thumb. And that's the one
you buy a gold pineapple. And
3:10:02
when you cut one of those babies
open, they're super sweet. The
3:10:06
core is edible. It's
unbelievable how good that
3:10:08
pineapple is when it's ripe, but
it will not ripen.
3:10:14
Unknown: Good news, it's good
advice. John
3:10:18
says
3:10:20
Adam Curry: everybody is going
to be valuable tip of the day. I
3:10:26
hit my own tip here, tips too
long. And that will conclude our
3:10:31
broadcast day live from Northern
Silicon Valley and the Texas
3:10:37
Hill Country. Fred. No calls
here. No calls here. Before we
3:10:45
leave, though, we do have a
couple of end of show mixes
3:10:48
we're getting short on people
doing these kinds of end of show
3:10:52
mixes. The of the song, the song
variety, which we do love so
3:10:57
much. It takes a lot of effort.
Nostradamus did that for us and
3:11:00
also click custodian Neal Jones.
These are evergreen, so we'd
3:11:05
love rolling them out for you.
And recipe oh, what we have
3:11:10
coming up next. The MMO
millennial media offensive on
3:11:15
the no agenda stream or if
you're listening on one of those
3:11:17
modern podcast apps coming to
you from the heart of that Texas
3:11:20
Hill Country and Fred de Ville
reached number six in the
3:11:23
morning everybody I'm Adam
curry.
3:11:25
John C Dvorak: If another
Silicon Valley, where it's sunny
3:11:28
today I'm John C. Dvorak
3:11:29
Adam Curry: we return on Sunday
with another media
3:11:32
deconstruction just for you read
all about it on 4chan. Until
3:11:36
then adios mofos a hui Hui, and
such
3:11:57
Unknown: this guy this guy no
reason this guy no
3:12:18
lies with the ads
3:12:37
loud
3:12:56
a seat
3:13:07
know me this guy
3:13:17
faces were rock
3:13:22
scream at the sky sanctuary
3:13:27
socialist leaders stopping
3:13:35
by a red rock
3:13:53
Trump is telling us what
3:13:59
Trump means to throw people in
jail who
3:14:02
disagree with them
3:14:08
listen to what he says because
he's telling us what he will do
3:14:17
he says let's remove all of that
this is what I'm about. This is
3:14:21
what I'm about this
3:14:24
will execute through whatever
Geez Oh wow.
3:14:35
Take him at his word.
3:14:41
predilection predilection for?
Revenge
3:14:51
past
3:14:57
Trump is telling
3:14:59
us what be
3:15:04
asked to be eliminated
3:15:26
MoPhO boruch.org/n
3:15:30
A.
3:15:32
Are you saying it's a false
flag?