0:00
John C Dvorak: violation of the
Logan Act.
0:01
Unknown: Adam curry, John C.
Devora.
0:04
Adam Curry: Thursday, July
25 2020. For the show award
0:06
winning nation media
assassination episode 1680. This
0:11
Unknown: is no agenda,
unburdened
0:14
Adam Curry: by what has been and
broadcasting live from the heart
0:17
of the Texas hill country here
in FEMA Region number six.
0:21
Morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
0:23
John C Dvorak: and from Northern
Silicon Valley where we realize
0:26
that four ways to pronounce
Camela and they're all racist.
0:30
And Jhansi. Dvorak was kill
0:37
Adam Curry: you Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, that's it. It's so boring.
0:41
But racism is back.
0:44
John C Dvorak: That's about
time. Well, we
0:47
Adam Curry: racism has been been
gone for far too long. I agree.
0:50
I did a show with Moe yesterday.
0:53
John C Dvorak: And with show
number was that
0:56
Adam Curry: 99? Oh, yeah, that's
almost the last one.
0:59
John C Dvorak: Right? Yeah,
we'll see.
1:04
Adam Curry: What does that even
me?
1:06
John C Dvorak: Well, you guys
brought, you know, most you
1:08
know, it has this rationale for
wanting to quit because he's
1:12
actually worked works for a
living. Yeah. He put his number
1:17
100. But I just don't. I doubt
it. Okay. Oh, this Tiki
1:23
boastfully shit.
1:27
Adam Curry: Thanks. Well, he
said, he said it's all gonna be
1:33
racism. This is this is it? I
mean, it's it wasn't that hard
1:35
to predict. But he said that he
took it one step further.
1:40
Actually. He says he knows who
the VP pick is going to be.
1:44
Well, first, let me let me just
make it
1:46
John C Dvorak: really. Oh, well,
I'm interested in this now.
1:48
Because I wrote a whole at
substack on it. Yeah.
1:51
Adam Curry: What did you and I
saw it come through. It's in my
1:53
reading stack. I've not read it
yet. Well,
1:56
John C Dvorak: you should have
read it. I'm horrible. Nothing
1:58
else is for the unbelievable art
that I got from Darren O'Neal.
2:02
Huh?
2:04
Adam Curry: This is a divorce.
act.substack.com. Yeah. The
2:08
OASAS.
2:10
John C Dvorak: Right, you can
actually quickly look
2:12
Adam Curry: at the art. I'm
gonna take Oh, yeah, that's some
2:15
good AI art right there.
2:18
John C Dvorak: It's really good
AI art.
2:21
Adam Curry: It's just enjoy it
while it lasts. We'll talk about
2:23
it later.
2:24
John C Dvorak: I have some AI
clips to Yeah, good. So my
2:28
thinking was my thing is that
she should pick Shapiro from
2:31
Pennsylvania so she can get that
state. Well, but he's Jewish.
2:36
Adam Curry: This is what most
said. He says too much Jew.
2:38
She's already married to a Jew.
There'll be too much Jewish Not
2:41
gonna happen.
2:42
John C Dvorak: I agree with
that. I think
2:45
Adam Curry: you No, no, no, no,
no, I he came up with a very
2:48
surprising pick, which I had not
thought about. But then I looked
2:51
at the guy. I'm like, Yeah, also
the denials. Here it is. Okay,
2:56
who here it is. So give it a
more, as you well know, your
2:59
name is been mentioned among
many as a possible running mate
3:03
for vice president Harris. Have
you heard from her campaign? And
3:08
even if not, would you be
interested? So this is Westmore,
3:11
the governor of Maryland? Who
has the look he's got. He's a
3:17
Rhodes Scholar. I mean, come on.
And so the question is quite
3:20
clear. MSNBC morning, Joe. How
are you? Are you going to do it?
3:26
Unknown: You know, I'm very I'm
very flattered that, that the
3:29
calls and encouragement continue
to come in. And I think people
3:32
are paying attention to what's
happening here in Maryland. You
3:35
know, if you look at just in our
time in office, we've gone from
3:38
being 43rd in the country and
unemployment to now having
3:40
amongst the lowest unemployment
rates in the entire country were
3:43
2.8%. Right now, if you look at
where we are, in terms of public
3:47
safety, Maryland has had amongst
the steepest drops in homicides
3:51
and violent crime in the entire
country during that same period.
3:55
So I'm really thankful and and,
and humbled that people are
3:58
paying attention what's
happening here in Maryland, I
4:00
will do anything to make sure
that Vice President Harris
4:03
becomes the next president of
the United States. I think it's
4:05
that important to our state. I
think it's that important to our
4:07
country. I think it's
4:10
John C Dvorak: no, no democracy.
4:12
Unknown: No, I am in love with
my job. And I'm in love with the
4:15
people of my state. And I'm very
happy to continue serving as the
4:19
governor of the state of
Maryland.
4:20
Adam Curry: That's what you
always say. You always say no,
4:22
I'm happy with my job. I'm happy
with my job until you get paid.
4:24
I'm like And I want to be vice
president. He's got everything.
4:27
He's got arms, you know, bigger
than my thighs. He's got a you
4:32
know, a clean slick look. I
think Moe is onto something here
4:39
and he says that the only thing
the Democrat party can do is go
4:43
full on racism and you can only
do that if you have an all black
4:46
ticket. I don't think it'll work
but that seems that seems what
4:52
they want to do. That's
4:53
John C Dvorak: not going to
happen. I Democrats are
4:57
practical is that that point,
and I don't even think she's
5:01
going to pick the guy.
5:04
Adam Curry: I like the idea. I
like it. Let me just give you a
5:08
few more. A few more points
here. Because obviously, it's to
5:12
recapture the black vote,
particularly the black men, that
5:15
seems to be the problem. Let's
go to tick tock for a second.
5:18
Here's will,
5:19
Unknown: if the Democratic Party
wants the black male vote. I'm
5:23
not too sure they get it with
Kamala Harris, but I know what
5:26
she's going to do. She's going
to do exactly what the
5:29
Republicans just did in
Milwaukee, without without
5:32
sister Amber Rose, and with Hulk
Hogan. Wait till you see the
5:37
Negro pins are going to speak at
the Democratic Negro peons is a
5:42
new word for me and I like it
national convention is going to
5:45
be a complete circus. I'm
telling you what they're going
5:49
to do. I believe they are going
to grab the rappers and they're
5:53
going to grab the athletes,
they're going to find someone
5:57
extremely popular within the hip
hop industry, and the
6:02
entertainment world to speak for
Kamala Harris, or whomsoever the
6:08
Democratic Party convention
nominates. I promise you,
6:11
because they have to outdo Hulk
Hogan, and they have to outdo
6:15
Amber Rose Dan, of
6:17
Adam Curry: course, they're
already reaching back to the
6:18
High Priestess of all things
Beelzebub.
6:31
Unknown: You might hear that
Beyonce song a lot over the next
6:33
few months that 32 time Grammy
winner has given vice president
6:36
Harris permission to use
freedom. Throughout her run for
6:40
the White House. Beyonce who is
known for maintaining very
6:42
strict guidelines clearance
guidelines around
6:44
Adam Curry: music, gave quick
approval to the Harris campaign
6:47
just hours before she walked out
to the song yesterday. Freedom
6:51
debuted on Beyonce 2016 album,
lemonade, and then here's Ben
6:56
Jones, who was ramping it all
up.
6:58
Unknown: You start insulting
black women. You hear that job?
7:02
You're gonna see something you
haven't seen before. Black men
7:06
are not going to put up with
that. I was on a phone call with
7:08
20,000 Black men.
7:10
Adam Curry: Were at some party
line van.
7:12
Unknown: The word protect came
7:14
Adam Curry: up about 1000 20,000
blank.
7:18
Unknown: Protect this sister,
protect the sister. We're going
7:21
to protect her. Protect her
you're about to see something
7:24
you haven't seen before. Your
you look people messed around
7:28
with Hillary Clinton and said a
bunch of mean stuff to her black
7:30
men set that out. We won't set
this out. So I don't think that
7:34
the Republican Party understands
that all the work that they did,
7:39
trying to get us over there. Two
more days of this is gonna be a
7:44
problem. Okay.
7:47
Adam Curry: So the definitely
doing the racism thing. I
7:50
understand that it's a it's a
off the wall pick by Mo but I
7:54
I'd like it. I think it would be
great.
7:57
John C Dvorak: Just not in a
million years. Democrats aren't
8:00
idiots. Really?
8:03
Adam Curry: They're pretty evil
when it comes to this.
8:06
John C Dvorak: I didn't say they
weren't evil. I said they
8:08
weren't idiots. They know
they're going to lose. They
8:13
don't know they're going to
lose. That's That's nonsense.
8:17
They're going to pick some
bounce something to bounce the
8:19
ticket out and Cooper's their
best bet he's the most
8:22
milquetoast guy this. Who's this
paper guy who's the Cooper, he's
8:26
the governor of North Carolina,
and he's the guy who, which is a
8:29
swing state, unlike Maryland,
which is pretty much a red
8:32
state.
8:34
Adam Curry: Roy Asbury Cooper
the third. Yeah.
8:40
John C Dvorak: But I mean, she,
they should pick Shapiro, he's
8:43
perfect. Shapiro is great.
Actually, he should be picked
8:47
up. But they're not going to do
that. Because I think she
8:49
doesn't like jews. You know,
where there's too much Jews,
8:51
like you said. And the topic
that could be foisted on her
8:56
which is the laughable pick is
this guy, Kelly from Arizona.
9:00
Now
9:01
Adam Curry: from what I hear,
that's who Obama supposedly
9:05
actually wanted to be running on
running and running the ticket
9:09
instead of Biden. That's just
what I hear. So I don't know
9:12
what's true like Kelly. Yeah.
9:15
John C Dvorak: Have you seen
this guy? Yeah, no, well, the
9:17
Adam Curry: the bonus of this
guy's he's got a twin brother.
9:20
So we can campaign twice as
much?
9:22
John C Dvorak: Well, let's be
9:25
Adam Curry: honest, that would
be pretty good.
9:28
John C Dvorak: But he's, he is
one of those bald farts that
9:32
looks like it and I described
him in the news in the substack
9:36
column as a Marine drill
sergeant type that is just
9:40
offensive is offensive and
putting him alongside Kamla to
9:45
be like a or Kamala or Kamala or
Kamala or Kamala or Camelot.
9:52
There's a lot of ways
9:53
Adam Curry: is it differently
herself all the time to or in
9:56
fact
9:57
John C Dvorak: she came out was
I would like to for somebody to
9:59
find this clip. where she was
going on about how it doesn't
10:02
matter how you pronounce her
name. But everyone's all bent
10:05
out of shape about the
pronunciation. If she putting
10:10
her next to this guy, that's
just a bad look. It's kind of
10:15
young and vibrant and you know,
and this guy looks like an old
10:18
fart, grouchy, old man and Roy
10:20
Adam Curry: doesn't look like an
old grumpy old fart
10:24
John C Dvorak: coupe not like
this don't like Kelly.
10:26
Adam Curry: I Cooper looks
pretty, pretty decrepit man, you
10:29
know, guy. And let me play a
couple more racism clips. Get it
10:34
out of the way. Here's the view.
And
10:35
Unknown: that's why I'm
encouraging women. Regardless of
10:39
what your mix is who you are
mix, this is an opportunity to
10:44
write this ship. Yeah. Okay.
This is very important.
10:48
Adam Curry: Very important.
10:51
John C Dvorak: Because she was
gonna poop in her pants to vote
10:53
for Biden. Now she's turned on I
think
10:55
Unknown: I'm gonna say is
listen.
10:58
She
11:01
is ready. I'm sure it's a little
freaky, freaky, because I don't
11:04
think that she was anticipating
this, but it's not like, scary
11:09
to her. She knows what she's
doing in
11:11
there. She's a second cheer to
him through all of these amazing
11:14
ends of this administration. The
11:15
last thing I'm gonna tell you,
you were wondering about black
11:17
jobs. There is one
11:20
Adam Curry: die that's hilarious
will be now everything I see
11:28
points toward trying to get the
young generation get them in on
11:33
it. And for sure, I'm hearing
well, Trump represents old white
11:39
racist America Kamala represents
something new this by the way
11:43
from people who I don't think
have any intention of voting at
11:46
all. But but you know, but it'll
it'll look cool. And of course
11:50
she's completely using the brat
XC X colors on our campaign and,
11:56
and, you know, neither of you
had ever heard of what's her
12:01
face? Charlie sex before but
we're getting an education
12:06
Unknown: and the Harris campaign
is seeing growing support from
12:09
an unexpected source fans of pop
sensation, Charlie FCX, we
12:16
think you just fell out of a
coconut tree.
12:31
All in which you live and
12:34
you're just watching one of the
many edits of Kamala Harris over
12:37
songs from Charlie FCX is viral
album brat. Thursday KAMAZ
12:43
energy matches the album's
message of enjoying life, in
12:46
spite of the struggles that
you're facing. But Eclipse
12:48
caught the attention of Charlie
FCX who seemingly endorsed
12:52
Harris boasting Kamala is Brett
on x.
12:56
Adam Curry: So these memes is
really the popularity that
12:59
Harris has because she's so
idiotic. My stepdaughter came
13:05
out of out of surgery yesterday.
And the first thing she says is,
13:11
do you think you fell out of a
coconut tree? I mean, that's
13:13
that's how deeply ingrained
these memes are, as reported by
13:17
Reuters in the most boring way
possible,
13:20
Unknown: give us some of these
key means that we should know
13:23
about so we don't embarrass
ourselves in front of our
13:26
younger colleagues when they
come up. Users
13:29
calling Kamala brat and that is
after Popstar Charlie, sex is
13:35
very recent and viral album,
also called brat. And Brad The
13:42
singer has explained via a
recent Tiktok refers to quote
13:47
that girl who is a little messy
and likes to party and like
13:51
maybe says some like dumb
things, sometimes perfect
13:54
presidential material, who like
feels herself but then also like
13:57
maybe has a breakdown and social
media users have taken this new
14:01
viral album and really used it
to show their support for Harris
14:08
calling her brand and stitching
videos together video edits of
14:12
her being goofy dancing, walking
deplaning, off of Air Force to
14:18
to show that they support her
and like her. Yeah,
14:22
Adam Curry: but they no one none
of these kids is going to even
14:24
if they're old enough, they're
not going to vote for her. This
14:27
is a losing proposition. But
Reuters has more coconut
14:30
Unknown: tree. Please explain.
That stems from a 2023 event
14:36
that Kamala did a speech for it
was a White House event and in
14:42
that speech, there's a there's a
part where Harris is quoting her
14:47
mother actually and she starts
off and says, You think you just
14:50
fell out of a coconut tree in
the context
14:58
of all in which you live in came
before you. Over
15:01
the past months, we've been
seeing social media users taking
15:05
that clip, and stitching it to
use in their own videos either
15:09
by lip syncing over it, or using
it as a sound as a backdrop to
15:13
their videos. And it's actually
been co opted by a lot of Harris
15:18
supporters online who have now
taken to flagging their support
15:23
for Harris via a coconut emoji
and a palm tree emoji.
15:28
Adam Curry: That's a winning
strategy. I think coconut
15:31
emojis, palm tree emojis that's
gonna win.
15:34
John C Dvorak: I think your
basic analysis Yeah, that these
15:39
people are going to vote. It's
right on the money. Now,
15:44
Adam Curry: there's already a
complete redo of history
15:47
underway, which is just
phenomenal to see this is your
15:50
media deconstruction, where we
all know that she was put in
15:55
charge of the border at the
almost in a mean way. And we all
15:59
saw it, like give that crap to
Kamala. So Joe doesn't have to
16:03
deal with I agree.
16:04
John C Dvorak: I agree. It was
done it. It was done
16:06
specifically to embarrass her.
And so
16:09
Adam Curry: the media and these
this is a short mini cut about a
16:13
minute minute, seven seconds.
And it's only MSNBC and CNN and
16:18
it's interspersed of them
calling her the borders are
16:20
which is exactly what she was
dubbed. And now saying that's
16:25
not true,
16:25
Unknown: quote unquote, borders.
Our Vice President Harris was
16:29
not a borders are
16:31
being time vice president and
borders are Kamala Harris facing
16:33
some backlash what
16:34
he said about Harris and
immigration was not true. She
16:37
was never appointed borders.
16:39
And this will be her first visit
to the US Mexico border region
16:43
since she was appointed as the
borders are by President Biden
16:46
people
16:46
that have to counter the
misinformation you already hear
16:48
folks talking about the borders
are she wasn't the borders are
16:51
President Biden tapped Kamala
Harris vice president Kamala
16:53
Harris to be the borders are
16:56
she wasn't the borders are.
That's what Republicans labeled
17:00
her they were very critical
17:01
of Kamala Harris especially in
her role as borders are now
17:05
what she's up against his folks
lying about her border record
17:08
calling
17:08
her borders are
17:10
Adam Curry: Kamala Harris, who
17:11
Unknown: was appointed as the
borders are
17:12
the Biden team didn't declare
her the borders are
17:14
they wanted her to work on
17:15
kind of the root causes of
immigration
17:16
there has been so much criticism
against Kamala Harris you know
17:19
she was the borders are
17:20
calling her sort of the borders
are
17:23
which wasn't necessarily the
case for the border if
17:25
they weren't planning to address
it in a major way do not make
17:27
her your borders are
17:28
she met with some of the
Northern Triangle countries but
17:30
nothing has effectively changed?
17:33
Adam Curry: I mean it's amazing
actually I was even came out
17:37
with a statement you know, she
was never the borders are a by
17:41
the way we made a mistake. We're
going to correct that now. We
17:44
mistakenly called her boarders
are but we were wrong.
17:48
John C Dvorak: You know, these
guys it's always the same group
17:52
as the Atlantic magazine CNN and
MSNBC and Axios to a lesser
17:58
extent they they're their gas
lighters, but there seems to me
18:03
they're gaslighting themselves.
18:06
Adam Curry: Oh yeah. They have
to gaslight themselves into
18:08
believing they're basically
18:10
John C Dvorak: gaslighting
themselves. And they're all in
18:13
it's embarrassing to watch.
Yeah,
18:16
Adam Curry: but people forget
now people forget Oh, forget
18:19
John C Dvorak: that much.
Especially when you This is well
18:23
okay. They forget to a point.
But that's what advertising is
18:27
for? Well, that's
18:27
Adam Curry: this is what
repetition is just a Republican
18:30
said that is not true. That's
that's how it works is
18:33
repetitions repetition, just say
it often enough. Now, the other
18:36
thing that to me was a blatant
lie, was this, she raised a
18:42
billion dollars, at 1 million
100 million 121 million. She's
18:46
raised all this money. Let's
talk about the money for a
18:50
second. And I think it's kind of
obvious what happened here. This
18:54
is on the media,
18:56
Unknown: you can't give money
from one candidate to another,
18:58
there's very small amounts are
allowed.
19:01
But you said it could go to the
DNC, therefore, the money could
19:05
end up in support of whoever the
nominee turned out,
19:09
right. But then that money is
not as valuable in the hands of
19:12
the DNC for two reasons. First,
the DNC would not be able to
19:15
coordinate messaging to the
extent it uses that money, you'd
19:18
have to have actually like a
separate group that would spend
19:21
this money. It's one of the
weird quirks of our campaign
19:25
finance system. The other thing
is the candidates get the lowest
19:29
cost for commercials on TV by
law. And so the money is more
19:33
valuable in the hands of a
candidate. It's in the hands of
19:36
a party. So it matters if it
stays in the hands of the party.
19:41
Adam Curry: So the way I see it,
I think, you know, there's a lot
19:43
I don't know if it's true or
not, but there's a lot of talk
19:45
about $50 million dollars coming
from one donor, which I think is
19:50
probably true. And then there's
about 30 million that the DNC
19:54
could get or can go to Kamala
and then an extra million of
19:57
people who actually donated
little little to one dollar $50
20:01
donation that's how they came up
with 81. This is all marketing.
20:05
Unknown: This I agree.
20:07
John C Dvorak: We talked about
this on horror with show. Yes.
20:10
Adam Curry: And I called him
which
20:14
John C Dvorak: is funny. Inside.
Yeah so where's the auditor?
20:20
This is it's just a way to say
hey look at doing the bandwagon
20:23
is underway get on board. This
is bullcrap these numbers are
20:27
fake.
20:28
Adam Curry: They're fake. I
think so to think so too. And I
20:31
love it.
20:32
John C Dvorak: Especially so
quickly before anyone had got
20:34
got a chance to take a breath. I
have a clip of went live Camela.
20:39
Yeah. This is erase
20:42
Adam Curry: the racist. It's
Kamala
20:44
John C Dvorak: Harris by this is
the Harris by Harris. Harris by
20:49
Unknown: Well, well, well. I
knew this day would come. Come
20:57
No. That sounds it in my
ovaries.
21:02
Adam Curry: No, no, no, no. This
is one of those women on Tiktok.
21:06
Unknown: I didn't think that
sticking all those needles in
21:09
that Biden doll would help it
here. Good. I'm gonna have so
21:16
much fun. I've been a little
busy since the news broke. And,
21:21
you know, I was galvanizing with
many donors. And I asked my good
21:26
friend John Claude Van Damme
peer speech so here it goes.
21:32
Nothing. Oh, say can you see By
the dawn's early light. John
21:45
con. I don't want to talk about
Don in the speech. Okay, I think
21:52
you're confused. Yeah, hanging
around Joe just really fucked
21:56
you up. All right. I'm gonna do
this my way. All right. I got
22:00
this far. Okay, America, and
Willie. Get ready. Because it is
22:13
time to unburden what has been.
22:20
Adam Curry: You know, I can't
believe that all these women who
22:22
imitate Kamala clearly listen to
our show.
22:26
John C Dvorak: A must. I agree.
She looks like she stole that
22:28
this is SD penalty pa LTI. Yeah.
And she's one of the I think she
22:34
I think was regressed who's
good. As she doesn't I would
22:38
like to hear a little more.
Nasal nasal. She's nasal but I
22:43
don't think she's nasal enough.
And well, while
22:45
Adam Curry: we're producing Yes.
Well, what we want is we want to
22:49
we want some no agenda drops. We
want to calmly saying something
22:52
funny about us. That's what we
want. That's what we should have
22:56
had. We should have had that two
years ago. Yep. Yeah. And and
23:01
our girl fell through she's, uh,
yeah, I'm gonna do it. And then
23:03
she never did.
23:04
John C Dvorak: But whatever
happened to her?
23:06
Adam Curry: I don't know. I
don't know. She got a cease and
23:08
desist probably.
23:11
John C Dvorak: Like could be.
Did you see? Yeah. You
23:14
Adam Curry: see Chuck Schumer
announcing his unwavering and
23:17
enthusiastic support for for
Kamala, the clinching the
23:21
nomination kind of presumptive.
Vnus.
23:24
John C Dvorak: And the great
thing about this, if you have
23:26
the clip, I do the great thing
about this is if you have the
23:28
whole clip, I don't he he says
it's grassroots grassroots.
23:34
Yeah, I don't have that part, he
says is grass roots. It is
23:38
basically a coronation. But it
did grow in the heavens grass
23:41
grass.
23:42
Adam Curry: Yeah, but the whole
thing. I mean, so there's an
23:43
actual audience here and then
here today to throw our support
23:48
behind vice president Kamala
Harris. I'm clapping. You don't
23:53
have to.
23:54
John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah, the
clap is a happy day. What
23:59
Adam Curry: can I say? Wow, what
a tell that is.
24:04
Unknown: Is that happy day?
24:05
Adam Curry: He's probably
thinking that that damn SHVARTS.
24:08
You know that it's what he's
thinking. Guys. No, good.
24:12
John C Dvorak: Yeah, exactly
what he's thinking horrible,
24:15
Adam Curry: man. What's
horrible, man? I remember
24:17
meeting him. He was it was very
scary, man. Very scary, man. Did
24:22
we really arrogant, horrible
man. All right, let's talk about
24:29
AGI Biden. A GI Joe a GI Joe,
everybody who showed up on our
24:35
television screens and in all
kinds of well, actually, yes.
24:39
John C Dvorak: I funny thing is
I got a clip of the rehearsal.
24:45
Adam Curry: You're not gonna
you've already had an F bomb.
24:47
You're gonna do another one. All
right. This is on you. This is
24:51
on you.
24:52
John C Dvorak: Is it though? I
looks like I clipped his twice.
24:55
Yeah, let's
24:55
Unknown: go. Yeah,
24:56
John C Dvorak: I know what the
hateful one is two seconds
24:58
longer now. Okay. Hey,
25:01
Unknown: fellow Americans, I
want to take a moment to address
25:04
some of the hateful shit. You've
been talking about me. Many of
25:07
you have said I am suffering
from brain worms, or that I have
25:10
applesauce for brains. Well, I
won't mince words. So you're
25:13
this talk you You're all a bunch
of faggots and to, quote, repeat
25:16
the line. So enjoy President
cackles or President booty
25:19
juice. I really don't give two
fucks anymore. fight it out.
25:23
Adam Curry: All right. Very
good. John. We all saw it. We
25:26
didn't need to bring it to the
show. But you did. Of course.
25:30
No. So the the, you know, of
course, the the president air
25:34
quotes, spoke to the nation
yesterday. Before before we get
25:39
to that though. Kamala went to
the Biden Harris HQ, and spoke
25:47
to the troops told them they all
still had jobs, which is the
25:49
real reason they were all
cheering. And this of course, is
25:53
the the bit that that aired,
which didn't come back by the
25:57
way in, in like Lawrence
O'Donnell, he did a whole
26:00
segment on how awesome she is
and how awesome that Joe called
26:05
in. And he didn't actually
include this one bit, which
26:08
everybody saw.
26:09
Unknown: It is so good to hear
our President's voice, Joe, I
26:13
know you're still on the on the
call on the record record
26:17
recording and we've been talking
every day. You probably you guys
26:21
heard it from Doug's voice. We
love Joe and Jill. We really do
26:26
like family. And we did
everybody.
26:30
Adam Curry: Alright, so I of
course watch the whole thing.
26:34
And this was so obviously fake.
And of course, by the time I
26:37
went to look for it, people,
people had already input this
26:41
recording into 11 labs. And you
know, it comes back. Oh, yeah,
26:46
that's definitely an AI
recording. But you can tell,
26:49
because in no way is this the
Joe Biden who we saw before he
26:54
went away, or the one we saw
last night? Oh,
26:58
John C Dvorak: it's another guy.
It's, well, no, I
27:01
Adam Curry: don't think it's
27:01
John C Dvorak: fake voice.
27:02
Adam Curry: It's fake. And we
know it's not a phone call.
27:05
Because all of his phone calls
are done on speakerphone. This
27:08
was very direct. It was blessed.
27:11
John C Dvorak: It was a good
observation. I didn't notice
27:13
that. It didn't even
27:15
Adam Curry: sound like a phone
call. And then listen how how
27:18
the HQ lady Joyce, I think her
name is how she introduces him
27:23
because he spoke before Kamala
came up.
27:25
Unknown: Mr. President, thank
you for calling in today. Over
27:28
to you. Over to you.
27:31
Adam Curry: If I didn't I mean,
who says over to you? Who says
27:35
that? Over to you that? Listen,
I'll cue you with over to you.
27:40
Okay. Okay, that's good. We're
ready. Go ahead, Joyce.
27:45
Unknown: Julie, if I didn't have
COVID I'd be sitting there with
27:48
you standing there with you. And
27:50
Adam Curry: I thought is COVID
was over? Nah,
27:54
Unknown: I'm so proud of what
you're now
27:56
Adam Curry: also whenever the
audience cheers and cheers. What
28:00
is what is President Biden
always do? He says not a joke.
28:05
John C Dvorak: Yeah, he says not
a joke. Always respond.
28:07
Adam Curry: So he's either not I
mean, either. This is not a
28:10
phone call, or it was pre
recorded with
28:13
Unknown: you standing there with
you. I'm so proud of what you
28:19
did on TV. Keep me
28:20
Adam Curry: out of He's not
responding to the cheers. He's
28:23
not the typical me. So what he
couldn't hear it. He just keeps
28:26
on talking people's
28:28
Unknown: hair for the next four
days. But I'm going to be on the
28:32
road. I'm not going anywhere.
I'm going to just kept me
28:36
wanting to
28:38
John C Dvorak: hold on. I'm
gonna be on the road. I'm not
28:41
going anywhere. Yeah. Now,
here's,
28:43
Adam Curry: here's the real
tell. He rattles off a whole
28:46
bunch of names of people who who
supported the fundraising and
28:53
not a single mistake one after
another. He hasn't done this in
28:56
15 years. Now.
28:57
Unknown: He's kidding saying no,
I'm only 40. But I've been
29:00
around long, better campaign
organization grassroots
29:04
campaign. You know, we have by
29:06
Adam Curry: the way, I don't
know if that's his recording or
29:09
my recording. But there was an
obvious digital flowable in
29:12
here.
29:13
Unknown: I don't know of a
better campaign organization
29:15
grassroots campaign. We have
over 230 offices opened. We have
29:20
over 2000 paid staff. And we
have literally several 1000
29:24
volunteers on a regular basis
1000s of them, and they've been
29:28
relentless and tireless and
reaching out and contacting
29:31
voters. The leadership of this
campaign has been amazing. Jen
29:34
O'Malley Dillon, Julie Quinn,
Michael Tyler Brown, Florida,
29:39
raising money and so many more.
29:40
Adam Curry: Couldn't even
remember. Lloyd Austin's name a
29:44
week ago. Yeah, black guy. Yeah,
that black guy. So all of a
29:48
sudden you can rattle off these
names. Now we go to the Biden
29:52
who spoke to the nation last
night. You know,
29:55
Unknown: we've come so far since
my inauguration on that Today I
30:00
told you as a student, that
winter winter student in a
30:03
winter apparel and winter
possibilities, apparel and
30:09
possibilities. Were in the grip
of the war we were in the grip
30:13
of a worst pandemic in the
century winter
30:15
Adam Curry: apparel, a parent
apparel. Guy if it if it's a GI
30:22
Joe, no doubt about it. There's
a lot of weirdness with this
30:28
speech from last night. He has a
huge bruise on the left side of
30:32
his chin bruise on the on his
left side of his forehead. It
30:36
looked like he had a fat lip.
His watch was an hour behind. Do
30:43
you see any of that? No, I did
not. Yeah, you can see his
30:47
watch. It's it's an hour behind,
you know, insinuating that it
30:53
was recorded that it was
recorded an hour earlier.
30:56
Everything case his whole
family's in the Oval Office, his
30:59
granddaughters crying because
they know what's the end of the
31:01
road is the end of the road. But
the guy that I saw walk up the
31:05
steps on the Air Force One in
Delaware. That was not Joe
31:09
Biden. It just what he's taller.
He's taller than the other one.
31:15
Because he stands next to Joe, I
looked at all the pictures of
31:17
Joe and Jill. And in she comes
up barely to his shoulder with
31:22
this guy. And which brings me
back to the TED talk from a few
31:28
years ago of the CIA chief of
disguise,
31:31
Unknown: sort of the culmination
of my career as the chief of
31:34
disguise, I, I know that once we
did this, once we could create
31:40
these, think of what we could
do, we could change you into
31:44
anything, we could change your
gender, a man into a woman,
31:48
that's a little hard men didn't
like to do that a woman into a
31:51
man that was easier. We could
change your ethnicity. We could
31:55
change your nationality. The
most fun thing we could do is we
32:00
could make another you we could
make your twin. So there could
32:04
be two of you. We needed to find
a donor who would kind of match
32:07
you height weight. But we can
make a second you. And we did.
32:12
And we had some good times with
that. Now I know that some of
32:16
you in this audience are already
thinking, are they going to
32:20
arrest her? Is she in trouble
for telling these secrets? And
32:25
you have to know that these
secrets have all been published?
32:29
We've written four books,
they've all gone through CIA
32:31
Review. The CIA has looked at
them including this last one
32:35
with all these Moscow rules. CIA
says are okay. So I want you to
32:40
relax. I want you to know that I
don't have to kill you. It makes
32:46
me so happy. So
32:48
Adam Curry: I'm, I'm thinking
that the Biden we saw go on to
32:53
the plane where he didn't answer
any questions. His head wasn't
32:57
even the right shape. That was a
twin. And then the guy who then
33:02
later walks out with with Jill
and the press corps in the Rose
33:06
Garden. That was not him. I
think the real Biden spoke and
33:09
everyone's sad and crying
because the guy is dead. He's
33:12
almost dead. He's dying. The
what's with the bruise that he
33:16
fall down?
33:17
John C Dvorak: Well here like
this, play this and maybe I
33:19
don't know if this helps. But
this is the body language guy.
33:23
This cut from a podcast. Yeah,
yeah. And this guy. This is a
33:27
long is long and interesting,
except I just snipped it this
33:32
one little piece.
33:33
Unknown: The last tip that we
have. Are these rumors that
33:37
President Biden suffered an
undisclosed medical emergency
33:40
during his time in Las Vegas.
Police sources say was was just
33:46
today, just fresh. We still
don't know what has happened to
33:53
President Biden. I don't trust
that call. That there's so many
33:58
things that you can do with AI
nowadays. I really don't trust
34:03
that. Having no zoom calls and
not having the person I think I
34:07
think this is all too strange.
But I would love love to know
34:11
what you think about this.
34:13
Adam Curry: Yeah, you know, this
this stems originally from
34:16
actually Laura Loomer, I think
on July was that fifth was it
34:21
was two weeks ago. She was all
over Twitter going down. There
34:26
was a medical emergency on Air
Force One and something happened
34:30
to buy it and she was saying it
before Charlie Kirk had some
34:34
tweet that he put out which
Tucker Carlson read on his show.
34:38
This
34:39
Unknown: is from Charlie Kirk. I
got a weird I'm reading this
34:41
cold. I got a weird lead on a
story.
34:43
Adam Curry: I'm reading this
cold. So you know I'm Tucker
34:45
Carlson. People ought to look
34:47
Unknown: into I got a call from
a source close to Las Vegas
34:49
Metro Police. The official story
was that Biden's trip was cut
34:52
short last week due to COVID.
However, according to this
34:55
source, he was Secret Service
informed Las Vegas Metro that
34:58
there was an emergency situation
involving Joe Biden. And to
35:01
close necessary streets so that
POTUS can be transported
35:04
immediately to University
Medical, which began to which
35:07
they began to do in earnest.
Then mysteriously there was a
35:10
stand down order and the Secret
Service informed local Vegas PD
35:13
that they were going to medivac
POTUS to Johns Hopkins, which
35:16
they presume meant flying back
east as soon as possible.
35:19
Apparently, the rumor mill in
the police department was that
35:21
Joe Biden was dying or already
dead. Possibly. I didn't think
35:27
too much about this lead. It
seemed too wild to be true. But
35:29
given the Joe Biden has been out
of public sight for days, and
35:32
dropped out of the race via an x
post, and his brother James
35:35
indicated health was a factor.
I'm beginning to grow more
35:37
curious if COVID Or something
else has been more serious than
35:40
reported. So
35:41
Adam Curry: then, you and I both
watched this. I didn't clip it.
35:44
But Brett Weinstein comes out
and does a 12 minute emergency
35:49
video from the woods. He's in
the woods. Why is
35:53
John C Dvorak: he stopped with
the emergency video people he
35:57
was not that important than
emergency
35:59
Adam Curry: pod from the woods.
And he's like, this was a psyop.
36:04
They just wanted to be able to
call everybody conspiracy theory
36:07
theorist and that and but Joe
Biden's not dead. He's not in
36:10
hospice care. He's the SIOP
Weinstein is the SIOP Get with
36:16
it. This guy's no good I think
it listen to the CBS is three
36:23
short clips but CPS really is
putting out their hit on Biden a
36:28
Unknown: massive earthquake in
this already historic
36:30
presidential race. Good evening.
This seismic Sunday I'm Norah
36:35
O'Donnell in Juarez mix Sunday,
Washington with 100 days until
36:40
Election Day, President Joe
Biden announcing he is ending
36:44
his reelection campaign. The
President released the decision
36:48
today in a statement at 1:46pm.
Eastern time, Mr. Biden saying
36:53
quote, it has been the greatest
honor of my life to serve as
36:57
your President. And while it has
been my intention to seek
37:00
reelection, I believe it is in
the best interest of my party
37:04
and the country for me to stand
down and to focus solely on
37:07
fulfilling my duties as
president for the remainder of
37:10
my term.
37:11
Adam Curry: So that's the intro
then we bring in Nancy Cortez,
37:14
CBS News Chief White
37:15
Unknown: House correspondent
Gloria Cordis Cortez at the
37:18
White House at
37:19
Adam Curry: the White House all
Nancy, what do you like? What
37:21
are you learning at this hour
and answer?
37:23
Unknown: What do we know about
how the President came to this
37:26
historic decision?
37:28
When he came to this decision,
or within the past 24 hours, it
37:32
has been days if not weeks, of
White House officials from the
37:36
President on down insisting that
he was in it to win it that he
37:40
was tuning out the doubters and
that he was going to win this
37:45
race. Until this morning. When
we started to get worried that
37:49
potential potentially he had had
a change of heart. Right around
37:53
two o'clock Eastern time this
afternoon. He made it official
37:57
in an announcement to the
American people were told that
38:00
just a few minutes before that
he told his senior advisors
38:03
before that, though, holed up in
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. He was
38:07
there with just a few members of
his inner circle, including his
38:11
deputy chief of staff, his
longtime right hand woman and he
38:14
tommasini, two of his longtime
senior advisors, Mike Donalyn,
38:18
and Steve are Shetty. All those
doubters that appears just got
38:22
too loud. And he started to have
a change of heart.
38:25
Adam Curry: Yeah, sure. Okay.
And then she rolls out the
38:28
weirdest piece of this report.
38:30
Unknown: We got word Nora, from
the President's brother earlier
38:33
today saying that the
President's health he believes
38:37
was a factor in his decision.
But just a short time ago, I
38:40
heard from a source close to the
Biden family and they said that
38:44
Frank Biden the President's
younger brother is an alcoholic
38:48
that he hasn't spoken to the
President in weeks, and that the
38:51
President's health had nothing
to do with his decision to leave
38:55
the race.
38:56
Adam Curry: So so let me get
this straight. So Biden's
39:00
brother says nice health is not
good that's why to drop out and
39:03
then CBS as as drunk is now key.
That's really crazy. Wow,
39:10
John C Dvorak: this is funny now
I have to alter it let me throw
39:13
another little another bolt into
that works. I don't have a clip
39:19
for it, unfortunately. But But
there's one rumor going around
39:22
that they that some hot shots
and the top guys Donald and
39:25
being one of them. Who's Who
Donalyn is the guy see more
39:30
hearse thinks is running
everything right.
39:33
Adam Curry: I read this substack
it was good. And
39:37
John C Dvorak: then went to
Biden and maybe something
39:39
happened in Vegas where it was
like you said the the bruises
39:42
and baby may have been part of
this. They threatened Biden with
39:48
the 25th amendment. Kamala was
on board and she was gonna do it
39:53
and even though it was gonna
make her look bad, maybe they
39:55
could. They could run somebody
else. This morning. There was a
39:58
news article in the SF Gate Debt
during this era during this
40:02
period, Gavin Newsom was getting
phone calls that he didn't pick
40:05
up because he was at the gym. So
it was possible they're going to
40:12
they're doing something that was
going to get Newsom in there.
40:15
were threatening Biden with the
25th amendment. If he didn't
40:17
quit, he quit. And then it took
a while before he comes out and
40:21
says Harris is going to be the
choice, right? They couldn't get
40:25
a hold of Newsom. He talks about
it. I'm I'm guessing on his
40:29
podcast, which he has to
everyone's got
40:31
Adam Curry: Pat. Hey, it's my
invention, baby is good. Yeah,
40:35
the
40:35
John C Dvorak: credit you get
his is not zero. It's not paying
40:39
the bills. Anyway, so. So
there's intrigue going on. But I
40:45
think this element that the 25th
amendment would have been
40:47
dropped on Biden, and he would
have been humiliated is what's
40:50
really behind because he never,
he never says in that stupid
40:54
little talk. He gave why
yesterday quit. Why, actually
40:58
why he quit.
40:59
Adam Curry: Well, he actually
said better for the party. And
41:01
then the country, which I
thought was quite telling you, I
41:05
thought I thought you were for
the country, bro. Yeah. So
41:08
Walter Kern was on Mata ABC
podcast. He's better podcasting.
41:14
Walter Kern, as he's a
screenwriter, I think he wrote
41:17
up in the air George Clooney,
his movie, a whole bunch of
41:19
other
41:20
John C Dvorak: based on gut felt
all the time. Ah, well, he
41:24
Adam Curry: overheard a phone
call in the airport when he was
41:26
stranded. And here's what he
heard
41:28
Unknown: when I was in the Delta
airline club, Saturday in
41:33
Milwaukee waiting all day, hour
after hour for my flight to be
41:39
my delayed flight. I happened to
be sitting next to a major White
41:43
House reporter who I won't name.
But who was chatting up a storm
41:50
for hours, one foot from me
giving what he believed to be
41:56
the inside line from his White
House sources to all his friends
41:59
about what was going on with BI.
And what he was saying was that
42:05
Nancy Pelosi was taking the lead
to get Biden now that the Biden
42:10
people were freaked that there
were two circles of them, the
42:13
sort of outer circle that is
completely in the dark, and the
42:17
inner circle that felt
incredibly betrayed and hurt by
42:22
this, quote, orchestrated
campaign to get rid of him. Now,
42:27
he repeated these stories to at
least four different phone
42:32
partners. And the common theme
of all of them was the Biden was
42:37
not going quietly that
42:39
John C Dvorak: he was
42:42
Unknown: that he was indeed
sick. And that he was not
42:48
sounding well on the phone and
the conversations that he had
42:51
had reported to him. But he was
there, he was apparently alive
42:57
as of at least Friday or, you
know, maybe early Saturday when
43:02
this guy was being told he was
on the phone with Pelosi, etc.
43:07
And there were a lot of details
in this, like, Biden kept
43:10
saying, I don't want to sit
there on election night and see
43:13
Trump win and realize I could
43:15
John C Dvorak: have done
something.
43:17
Adam Curry: Now that kind of
jives with the 25th amendment
43:19
because that's Pelosi is hold
deal. Remember, she she tried to
43:23
get a resolution passed in
Congress so that Congress could
43:28
the House of Representatives
could be the ones to approve?
43:32
Track?
43:32
John C Dvorak: Yeah. All kinds
of violation of separation of
43:35
powers. The
43:36
Adam Curry: Nancy Pelosi, Nancy
Pelosi. Yes. So let's go to CNN.
43:42
I like listening to Van Jones,
because, you know, he, he's
43:46
funny.
43:46
John C Dvorak: He's the worst.
43:48
Unknown: He's the best band
43:49
Jones joining us. He is CNN
senior political commentator and
43:52
a former Obama administration
official event, obviously,
43:55
that's
43:55
Adam Curry: why I like it. I
want to hear but the this is the
43:58
Obama official
43:59
John C Dvorak: guy for like two
days before they jumped all over
44:01
him being a fraud. You
44:04
Unknown: and I were talking a
lot about this dynamic and how
44:06
this was ultimately going to
play out when we were covering
44:08
the Republican convention in
Milwaukee last week. And with
44:11
this news, this entire campaign
has just upended itself.
44:17
Yeah, there's a lot of political
stuff. There Guys, the family at
44:24
the end of the day is a family
matter you know, Joe Biden's
44:27
body may not be as strong as it
used to be. His language skills
44:30
may not be as sharp as it used
to be. His heart is as big as
44:33
ever. Yeah, his heart is as big
and as true and as strong. And
44:39
this is this is the difference
between a politician and a
44:42
leader. He made a selfless
decision and people are
44:47
heartbroken even people who are
pushing for this to happen. It's
44:50
kind of like, like when you're
when your grandpa you got to
44:53
take the keys and everybody you
got tickets keys, gotta take his
44:56
keys, you got it. And he's
fighting and he's fighting
44:59
everybody so far. straight. And
then finally,
45:02
Adam Curry: I tell you, man, if
my kids come up to me, my
45:04
grandkids if I remember blessed
with grandkids, and they try to
45:07
take my keys, I'm gonna pull out
a piece of I'm gonna pull out a
45:09
gun and shoot them step back
from your kid.
45:12
Unknown: And then you just make
quiche, I wanted somebody who
45:18
was better for you to somebody,
you wouldn't be here without
45:20
him, and had to take something
from him. Yeah, we
45:22
Adam Curry: need more metaphors
like Van Hey, van, this is
45:25
great. And more metaphors,
politics is
45:27
Unknown: politics. But this is a
human moment. For one of the
45:31
great humans in America, this is
a huge moment for him for his
45:35
family, for all of us who are
for those who want him to get
45:39
across the finish line. But if
you're a young person watching
45:42
this, yeah, this is leadership.
This is
45:46
John C Dvorak: what, but when
you're done with that job, I
45:49
gotta follow up. This
45:51
Unknown: is what it means to put
the country first and put the
45:53
party first and put the cost
first, when your arm gets tired,
45:56
you let somebody else finish
pitching the game. That's what
45:59
Joe Biden has done. And he's
done that for all of us. And so
46:02
I just want to say, I don't know
who's going to be the VP, the
46:05
non VP. I don't know anything
about politics. I just know that
46:08
I love this man.
46:09
Adam Curry: I know. What's a non
VP I just care about
46:12
John C Dvorak: non VP. This
46:14
Unknown: man, it was painful
everyday to sit up here and talk
46:16
about him. Like he's just, you
know, some some problem for the
46:19
party. Yeah, wait till we get to
the convention, you're gonna see
46:22
people crying, standing,
screaming, cheering, he may not
46:26
get a chance to talk for 10
minutes, we finally get a chance
46:28
to put our arm around this guy.
isn't the right thing for this
46:31
country, do the right thing for
this party. All of us are going
46:33
to be in a situation someday.
And I hope that we can take a
46:36
moment to honor this man and to
love this man. I love Joe Biden.
46:39
I appreciate what he's done. And
a lot of people are heartbroken
46:42
today, even if it's the right
thing. It's still just horrible.
46:44
It's horrible. It's horrible. I
46:47
John C Dvorak: mean, we're big,
hard, great guy. You know, we're
46:49
all gonna we all love him, blah,
blah, blah. Here it is. He is in
46:53
2008 inferring, or implying that
Obama's gay This is why he's
47:00
running for president in 2008.
This is great.
47:03
Unknown: I know, Barack got
tested for AIDS. There's no
47:06
shame and being tested for aid.
It's an important thing. Because
47:10
the fact of the matter is in the
community, and the communities
47:13
engaged in denial. They're
engaged in denial. No one wants
47:18
to talk about it in the
community. And we do not have
47:21
enough leaders in the community
and outside the community,
47:24
demanding we face the reality
confront the men in the
47:28
community, as well as the women
letting them know there are
47:32
alternative. Thank you.
47:39
I just got to make clear, I got
tested with Michelle. Yeah.
47:49
I don't want any confusion
47:52
about what's going
47:54
to save my life because
47:58
I'm sure Michelle, appreciate
you clarifying.
48:02
Adam Curry: Wow. Yeah,
48:03
John C Dvorak: that was that was
funny thing about that clip.
48:06
When you see it, is that as
Biden's going off on Obama by
48:10
getting tested for AIDS and
playing he's gay the way he did
48:14
it, obviously, is Hillary city
is right next to to Biden
48:19
nodding her head and you Yeah,
48:23
Adam Curry: bathhouse Barry. We
all know. Well, no. Have you got
48:28
let me go back to divan here for
a second. Because he's, he's got
48:31
he had, he tells us more than
than he should to see,
48:35
Unknown: you know, what the
reporting has been behind the
48:37
scenes of Democrats who wanted
him to get out on Friday night,
48:40
the reporting was that he was
seething over, you know, seeing
48:43
big allies of Pelosi come out
and call on him to get out even
48:47
upset to a degree with his
former running mate, President
48:50
Obama and just to see, you know,
what he personally has witnessed
48:54
and these calls from from his
longtime allies, people who
48:57
certainly praise his legacy. But
that said, you know, it's time
49:01
for this decision to be made.
49:04
But how we all come through this
with our own family members,
49:07
like Yeah, he's hurt. He's
pissed. A lot of us wouldn't
49:10
have crews I wouldn't have agree
without Joe Biden, Joe Biden
49:12
picked me out of the puppy pile.
He's the person that everybody
49:15
says you work for Brock Obama,
not I worked. I worked for Joe
49:17
Biden, when I was in the
administration, I was on his
49:19
middle class. You know, all of
us have known that embrace all
49:24
of us have gotten those phone
calls and those cards when bad
49:26
things have happened to us. So
you know, that's, that's the
49:29
family. That's what it is. You
know, he's hurt now. He feels
49:33
let down. He feels that his
friends turned on him, in the
49:36
fullness of time, though,
recognize that it was done out
49:39
of love and as loving away as
possible. But at the end of the
49:43
day, some people and I don't
want to mention any names and
49:46
ruin this day, but some people
will back their leader no matter
49:49
what, some people, they don't
care how many people this man is
49:52
hurt. And I mean, we lost he's
broken, no matter how many bad
49:55
things he's done. That's our
leader. We're gonna back up no
49:57
matter what. But this party is
not like that this is not a
50:01
cult. This is a political
organization. And we believe in
50:05
these principles and if somebody
is sick, if somebody can't do
50:09
it, there's no shame in that. If
50:12
Adam Curry: somebody's sick if
somebody can't do it, what Advan
50:16
just say?
50:17
John C Dvorak: He said Joe's
sick and he can't do it. Yet
50:22
he's going to be president for
the next six months or so.
50:26
Adam Curry: I liked Mike
Johnson, the Cheshire Cat. No,
50:31
actually, I dislike Mike
Johnson, the Cheshire Cat, I
50:34
really don't listen, listen to
him. Listen to this.
50:37
Unknown: You've had interactions
with the president privately has
50:40
he seemed cognitively
50:41
impaired? Yes. I mean, look, I
didn't want to come out and talk
50:45
about, you know, personal
interactions with the President,
50:48
because I've been concerned
about what I just said about
50:50
this projection of weakness on
the world stage in a very
50:52
dangerous. Oh, really? It's an
interesting question, Jake. If
50:55
He's incapable of running for
president, how is he capable of
50:59
governing right now? I mean,
there is five months left in
51:02
this administration. It's a real
concern. And it's a danger to
51:05
the country because on the world
stage or adversary see exactly
51:09
what all of us see. And that's a
problem. We're projecting
51:13
weakness on the world stage. And
that's why our our adversaries
51:16
are acting so provocatively,
this is a great concern to all
51:19
the American people. You've had
interactions
51:20
Adam Curry: with the press. So I
don't buy this first. Second.
51:24
You're telling me that Mike
Johnson didn't didn't want to
51:27
tell anybody that Biden is
losing his marbles because it
51:31
was dangerous on the underworld
stage. No, I don't this guy is
51:37
in multiple camps. I don't trust
him. Well, I
51:40
John C Dvorak: don't trust him
either. I don't like him at all.
51:42
But I, but I think he's right.
On that on this count.
51:47
Adam Curry: Yeah, but everyone
was everyone saying it but Mike
51:51
Johnson. I don't know. This
stinks. stinky, stinky, stinky,
51:56
stinky.
51:57
John C Dvorak: Well, he's
greasy,
51:59
Adam Curry: greasy for sure. I
think we should probably just
52:06
talk briefly about some of the
well, this a lot has happened
52:09
actually. Since since the the
Sunday show. Of course. Breaking
52:17
breaking.
52:18
Unknown: Good morning to you are
coming on the air with some
52:20
breaking news. The director of
the Secret Service, the director
52:24
of the Secret Service, has
resigned her resignation coming.
52:27
Just one day after Kimberly
Cheeto was grilled by members of
52:31
Congress on both sides of the
aisle during a testy hearing
52:35
with the House Oversight
Committee yesterday. As you
52:38
probably know, the Secret
Service itself has been under
52:42
intense scrutiny for the past
week or so after last week's
52:46
assassination attempt against
former President Trump.
52:49
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. Oh, she
got out of that one easy. If you
52:53
if you resign as directors is
that it then you don't have to
52:58
come and testify anymore? And
that's it.
53:00
John C Dvorak: If you're
subpoenaed. Well, yeah.
53:03
Adam Curry: Basically this we
have an ABC version of this
53:06
report
53:06
Unknown: sources telling ABC
sources the Secret Service has
53:08
recommended the Donald Trump's
campaign stop holding outdoor
53:12
rallies following the
assassination attempt. And Phil
53:15
Sylvania comes just 24 hours
after that blistering hearing
53:19
your follow up. Today,
bipartisan calls for the
53:22
resignation of Secret Service
Director Kim Cheeto.
53:25
Not only should you resign if
you refuse to do so. President
53:28
Biden needs to fire you tonight
taking
53:30
responsibility for the security
failures. That led to the
53:34
attempted assassination of
former President Donald Trump in
53:38
an email to staff CIO saying I
do not want my calls for
53:42
resignation to be a distraction
from the great work each and
53:46
every one of you do towards our
vital mission. In light of
53:49
recent events. It is with a
heavy heart that I have made the
53:52
difficult decision to step down
as your director. Yeah.
53:57
Adam Curry: So she's out of the
way because she failed. She had
53:59
one job to kill.
54:03
John C Dvorak: Yes, she had one
job and she'd
54:05
Adam Curry: failed. And then
Christopher Rea, the head honcho
54:08
of the FBI shows up the next day
to testify which got a lot less
54:11
coverage.
54:12
Unknown: Tonight we're learning
the gunman who nearly
54:15
assassinated FORMER PRESIDENT
DONALD TRUMP entered a chilling
54:18
Google search a week before the
shooting.
54:21
On July 6, he did a Google
search for quote, how far away
54:28
was Oswald from Kennedy?
54:31
An FBI analysis of crooks his
laptop found he did the search
54:35
on the same day he registered
for Trump's rally, and
54:38
references Lee Harvey Oswald who
assassinated President John F.
54:42
Kennedy in 1963. They can see
the guy Investigators are still
54:47
looking into whether the gunman
hid his firearm ahead of the
54:50
rally.
54:50
The weapon had a collapsible
stock, which could explain why
54:57
it might have been less easy for
people to observe. In
55:00
a CBS News Analysis found crooks
fired eight bullets in less than
55:04
six seconds before being shot
and killed by a secret service
55:08
sniper.
55:09
Why was crooks allowed to get
off eight shots?
55:12
Well, that I think is something
we're still digging into.
55:15
Adam Curry: That's worth it.
That's a good question. That's a
55:17
great question. Why why did that
happen? Now the thing that has
55:20
bothered me and just as a pilot
in general, but all you know, we
55:26
have a lot of drone dorks, Will
is one of them. We have a lot of
55:30
different drone dorks in the no
agenda producing audience. And
55:34
so this information from FBI
director, Ray, there's a lot of
55:38
problems with this, we
55:40
Unknown: have recovered a drone
that the shooter appears to have
55:44
used, it's being exploited and
analyzed by the FBI lab, the
55:48
drone visa
55:49
Adam Curry: is being exploited.
55:52
John C Dvorak: But he said,
abused, it's
55:54
Unknown: being exploited,
analyzed by the FBI lab, the
55:57
drone was recovered in his
vehicle. So at the time of the
56:01
shooting, the drone was in his
vehicle 3:50pm, four o'clock in
56:07
that window, on the day of the
shooting, that the shooter was
56:13
flying the drone around the area
11 That's not to be clear, but
56:19
when I say the area, not over
the the stage, and that part of
56:24
the area itself, I would say
about 200 yards, give or take
56:27
away, okay, and that we think,
but we do not know. So again,
56:31
this is one of these things
that's qualified because of our
56:33
ongoing review, that he was live
streaming, you know, viewing the
56:37
footage from that again, about
11 minutes, and around the 354
56:42
o'clock pm re two hours
56:43
John C Dvorak: before he's
flying a drone in the in the
56:45
vicinity of about 200 yards
away.
56:47
Adam Curry: Okay, couple of
things from our producers boots
56:49
on the ground. Any drone, unless
it was a drone from before 2015,
56:56
which is unlikely because the
kid would have been 11 You can
57:01
download the full flight data
log in seconds, all you have to
57:05
do is connect the USB cable to
the drone fuselage to computer,
57:09
you download it very accurate 3d
flight data log, which you can
57:13
overlay on a Google map, you can
see this immediately. So to say
57:17
that, you know, we're exploiting
it. It's also complicated and
57:20
difficult, but they obviously
have the data and they got it
57:23
very quickly and simply. So Ray
is full of crap here. Because
57:27
they know exactly where it was
flying. And they knew at what
57:30
time and this is troubling.
Remember that temporary flight
57:34
restriction that was put in
place, which is an aviation
57:38
thing, and so no plane, or drone
or anything can fly in that area
57:44
was up to 1000 feet. That was in
place from 4:10pm to 6:20pm,
57:58
which is odd by itself. Because
if the President was the if the
58:03
foreign president was coming out
to speak at 10, after six, he
58:08
really only had 10 minutes of
coverage. Before you could fly
58:13
anything you want over that
area, which makes no sense
58:15
unless Trump was late, I don't
know. But you'd think you'd have
58:18
that TFR in place a lot longer
than that and any drone modern
58:24
drone today will actually not
even take off. It has all of
58:29
them have to have this is all
legal stuff. The DJI DJI drones
58:33
all have this to take won't even
take off if you're in a in a
58:38
temporary flight restricted
area. And it does have a
58:41
transponder and it will ping and
that would have been noticed. So
58:46
for this kid, he's now flying
this drone 10 minutes before the
58:49
TFR goes into place. I just find
that to be too much of a
58:54
coincidence. I don't like it.
And of course this is the FBI
59:00
launching some kind of Oswald
conspiracy. Oh, look at the CIA.
59:04
It's not us. No, no, no, no, he
was looking at Oswald. Yeah, how
59:08
far was this is? This is so
hokey is so hokey. It
59:13
John C Dvorak: is pretty okay.
Would you start looking at the
59:15
details? Yeah. And
59:17
Adam Curry: to me, it feels a
bit like whoever is you know,
59:21
Satan, whoever's behind this the
whole I'd say it's never one
59:26
person Satan's
59:27
John C Dvorak: really at the
meetings. Representatives. Okay.
59:32
Yes,
59:33
Adam Curry: his representatives,
I think we're at the meetings
59:36
and the idea was let's get rid
of both of these guys. Because
59:41
whilst we're you have your first
debate before both conventions
59:49
John C Dvorak: makes those says
zero so it makes zero
59:51
Adam Curry: sense so we got a
bite and so we had to show to
59:54
the world Biden's a vegetable
Okay, we got that done. You
59:57
know, we didn't even give him
any didn't mean When jack them
1:00:00
up for 15 minutes, just let them
go out there, Screw him. And
1:00:03
then the idea is I guess to take
out Trump. So we could have I
1:00:08
don't know Newsom Newsom versus
Nikki Haley.
1:00:13
John C Dvorak: Well, it would
have been Nikki Haley. Probably,
1:00:15
yeah, got some votes because she
stayed in the race. But I would
1:00:18
say, I would say that you take
out Trump and then Biden who is
1:00:22
sick and is everyone knows it
would have then resigned because
1:00:26
he would have said, Look, I only
reason I was in this race is
1:00:29
because of Trump, I can beat
him, I can beat him, I beat him
1:00:31
before I could beat him again.
But now I don't need to be here.
1:00:34
So now pass the torch, then he
would show the whole thing,
1:00:38
whether Trump was in, in or out
if he was out to take it out.
1:00:42
Biden would have quit in the
meantime. And that was, I think,
1:00:45
part if the if there was a plan,
that would be it.
1:00:50
Adam Curry: And that's what and
I would
1:00:52
John C Dvorak: have been Nikki
Haley should have had two women,
1:00:53
Nikki Haley versus Camela. And
then we're or Gavin, but it
1:00:57
would have to be camera like
because of their nature. And the
1:00:59
part
1:01:00
Adam Curry: of the plan that is
still working as, as expected is
1:01:05
to have so many holes, so didn't
let the internet go crazy about
1:01:11
second shooter third shooter
1:01:13
John C Dvorak: was a child. That
was flute ludicrous. Oh,
1:01:17
Adam Curry: and I think that was
always the plan. And that's
1:01:19
working very well. People are so
obsessed.
1:01:24
John C Dvorak: Now, I think
they're out of control. And
1:01:25
Adam Curry: if there really was
a second and a third shooter,
1:01:27
Trump would be dead.
1:01:30
Unknown: He would be dead. Yeah,
1:01:32
John C Dvorak: he would be these
guys don't mess around me guys
1:01:35
shooting out. You don't mess
around long range rifles. No.
1:01:41
Adam Curry: Now, I mean, it
still could have just been a
1:01:44
met. I mean, again, I still
think that this kid blew it.
1:01:48
Yeah,
1:01:48
John C Dvorak: there's a new I
don't have the clip of this. But
1:01:51
there was there was a couple of
clips out there about how he did
1:01:55
have a remote control device.
1:01:56
Adam Curry: Yeah, we had a
fireworks remote control with a
1:02:00
broken antenna as an aside. But
his his pipe bombs were
1:02:05
cardboard pipe bombs. They
weren't metal. You know, we had
1:02:11
the headlines, loud noises. So
maybe it was just to send a
1:02:15
message to Trump I would look
for sure Trump got a message.
1:02:18
And he I think he responded to
the message by saying Don't
1:02:21
worry, big ships, Iron Dome,
plenty of money to go around.
1:02:26
Don't worry about me. Don't
worry about me. I'll
1:02:28
John C Dvorak: take your spot.
That would be the response if
1:02:31
you're smart. Yes. And subs that
go deeper than any very
1:02:36
Adam Curry: deep, very
beautiful, beautiful, sleek
1:02:39
sleep deep subs. Very, very
good. And then and then just to
1:02:42
add insult to injury, we've got
now all of a sudden you saw the
1:02:48
cell phone data that was
published on an X. Now I don't I
1:02:57
mean, you know, you can get cell
phone data, you can buy it on
1:03:01
the public market. So now that
we're showing that other cell
1:03:05
phones, visited the shooters
address crooks home, and then
1:03:11
went back to DC. And we're very
close to the FBI office.
1:03:17
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that was
that that was one of them. That
1:03:19
was one another another thesis
that's floating around, which is
1:03:23
that whatever was going to
happen to Trump or whatever
1:03:28
crooks was up to, was going to
always be attributed to this
1:03:32
this late comment that the
Iranians wanted him killed and
1:03:37
he had three bitcoins secret
Bitcoin accounts somehow that
1:03:41
were going to be attributed to
Iran and they were going to be
1:03:44
able to go after Iran for
killing Trump.
1:03:47
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's that
sounds good, too.
1:03:50
John C Dvorak: I liked it. I
mean, some of these theories, or
1:03:52
at least fascinating if you're a
writer. Yeah. Because there's
1:03:56
some there's some some plot
lines and some very interesting
1:04:00
analysis. Yeah. This always
stems from the fact that you
1:04:03
mentioned earlier, that their
lack of information and the lack
1:04:07
of forthrightness with these
tests, total
1:04:10
Adam Curry: lies, lies. Lies.
They're just making it up.
1:04:14
John C Dvorak: Now, I will say I
do have a couple of clips that I
1:04:17
would like to play Yes. I know
there's some really good super
1:04:21
cuts of of Cheadle saying
nothing she's really good at it.
1:04:27
Yeah, she's not good enough. You
know, I was thinking about this
1:04:30
she you know, she never was in
the government at the level
1:04:33
where she should be know how to
testify properly. When when they
1:04:37
went after her I don't have this
clip. But when they went after
1:04:39
about the number of bullets, one
of the Congress women said how
1:04:43
many bullets were there? I can't
say ongoing investigation. And
1:04:48
she said what did the FBI tell
you how many bullets or were are
1:04:50
shell shell casings? Which I by
the way, I want to apologize for
1:04:54
saying bullet when I met shell.
Yes, I got a bunch of notes now.
1:04:58
Is it 22 Yeah. Now you say Ba ba
ba ba. So because I said it was
1:05:03
a big bullet. Yeah. No, it's
not. It's a big shell. Yeah, the
1:05:07
bullet itself is small, but the
shell is huge. And this create a
1:05:11
high you
1:05:11
Adam Curry: got you got slapped
appropriately?
1:05:14
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it's I
don't think so. And I mean, let
1:05:17
me explain why I don't think so
if you walked into a room yells,
1:05:22
and there was somebody took a
handful of 45 shells and threw
1:05:26
them on the floor, and you
walked into the room, and
1:05:29
there's a bunch of these around.
And you said, what are all these
1:05:32
bullets doing on the floor? Are
you wrong? Yeah. But we weren't.
1:05:37
But
1:05:37
Adam Curry: we were talking. We
were talking specifically about
1:05:40
556 versus two threes and 20.
Very
1:05:44
John C Dvorak: similar. It's
okay that you want to say that
1:05:48
oh,
1:05:48
Adam Curry: the Hey, at least we
never say clip when we mean
1:05:51
magazine. All right. I mean, we
try. But
1:05:54
John C Dvorak: yeah, we have our
clips or the what we play on the
1:05:56
show. We
1:05:57
Adam Curry: have a lot of people
who like to make sure we're
1:06:00
being accurate. There's nothing
wrong with that. It's not a bad.
1:06:04
John C Dvorak: I apologize. I'm
sorry. Mia culpa. All right. So
1:06:09
there's this one woman that went
on and on and but but I still
1:06:12
think Nancy Mays, who I actually
kind of admire because she's,
1:06:16
she is like, where
1:06:18
Adam Curry: she been all our
life. All of a sudden she pops
1:06:21
up and she does good stuff. This
is good.
1:06:24
John C Dvorak: For a couple of
years now. I've heard her they
1:06:26
would tell us to play or we
haven't just played her a lot.
1:06:29
That's I don't think so. No, but
she is funny. She's like, she's
1:06:33
in between Bo Bert and Dan Green
woman. Yeah. Only she and she's
1:06:38
pretty in in kind of a big jawed
way. She is. She's good enough
1:06:44
for a big part in one of our
productions. Absolutely. And so
1:06:49
I'd say that she and I think
she's a little more dead green
1:06:55
woman. She is a little off to
Margaret Marjorie Taylor Greene.
1:06:59
Marjorie Taylor Greene. She's
funnier, but she's nuts. Now
1:07:03
this woman's
1:07:04
Adam Curry: room. Now I want to
remind you that Marjorie Taylor
1:07:07
Greene was your pick. You were
like, I like her. She's spice. I
1:07:10
do.
1:07:11
John C Dvorak: I still like her.
Okay, all right.
1:07:12
Adam Curry: Are you calling her
nuts?
1:07:13
John C Dvorak: It's not very
cool. She's nuts. But she's on
1:07:17
the money most of the time. And
I like her. She's just a very,
1:07:20
she's brutal. Brutal. Brutal.
Yeah. It makes us not as bad in
1:07:25
that regard. But she's pretty
straightforward. Yeah. And this
1:07:28
is slicker. She's slicker. This
is a little, one minute 15
1:07:31
segment out of her five minutes
that she had with Cheadle. And
1:07:35
this is the part people keep
playing and they keep beeping it
1:07:37
out. And I think screw that, you
know, you should. There's no
1:07:41
reason to bleep it out. This
isn't Congress. It's on the
1:07:43
floor of the of the of the House
of Representatives. And
1:07:47
Adam Curry: this isn't CNN, this
is a podcast. You
1:07:49
Unknown: stated earlier. Secret
Service is not political. Is
1:07:52
that correct? Yes. Okay, would
you say leaking your opening
1:07:56
statement to Punchbowl news
Politico's playbook and
1:08:00
Washington Post several hours
before you sent it to this
1:08:04
Committee as being political?
Yes or no? I have no idea how my
1:08:09
statement got out. Well, that's
bullshit. Okay. Is the Secret
1:08:17
Service my Perley cooperating
with our committee?
1:08:21
Yes. Okay.
1:08:24
You say you're fully cooperating
with this committee. On July 15.
1:08:27
This committee sent you a list
of demands of information that
1:08:31
we wanted. Has the Secret
Service provided this committee,
1:08:35
a complete list of all law
enforcement personnel that were
1:08:38
there that day? Have you done
that? Have you provided a list
1:08:40
to the Oversight Committee? Yes
or No. We'll have to get back to
1:08:43
you on that. That is a no. Have
you provided all audio and video
1:08:47
recordings in your possession to
this committee? As we asked on
1:08:50
July 15, yes or no. I would have
to get back to you as a no,
1:08:53
you're full of shit today.
You're just being completely
1:08:56
dishonest. Oh,
1:08:57
Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman,
1:08:59
I want to Mr. Chair, I
1:09:01
don't mind we have to maintain
decorum in this committee.
1:09:05
decorum.
1:09:06
Adam Curry: My pearls are no.
Oh, no. I have one more clip
1:09:11
from Ray. I think this is the
JFK thing. It's short. Newly
1:09:14
Unknown: released body cam
footage shows the moments after
1:09:17
the assassination attempt.
Former President Donald Trump.
1:09:20
Officers climb to the roof to
find the body of government
1:09:22
Thomas Crux FBI director
Christopher Rea, testified about
1:09:26
the shooting during a
congressional hearing yesterday
1:09:28
he says the crooks conducted an
online search about the
1:09:31
assassination of JFK. On the
same day that he registered for
1:09:35
the rally. Kirk's also shot and
killed one civilian and injured
1:09:39
two other people. One of the
wounded men was discharged from
1:09:41
the hospital yesterday. The
other one remains in serious but
1:09:44
stable condition. The House
passed a resolution yesterday to
1:09:47
establish a bipartisan Task
Force to investigate the attack.
1:09:51
Oh,
1:09:52
Adam Curry: Warren Commission.
Perfect. Perfect this. They're
1:09:56
pulling out old playbooks. And I
think this is the FBI. Cool
1:10:00
clearly saying, Oh no, this is
this is not us. You got a good
1:10:03
CIA in the mob? That's who
killed JFK. Cubans? Maybe? I
1:10:08
don't know. Nothing to do with
us. I'm
1:10:11
John C Dvorak: sticking with the
mob theory.
1:10:12
Adam Curry: Yeah, now that's
fine. That's fine. I mean, what
1:10:18
a what a week it was. And then
it was great. It really was. And
1:10:22
then of course, we got the which
is just like, Oh, we're just
1:10:26
gonna talk about the cyber
pandemic anymore. We'll just let
1:10:29
that go by, you know, the
crowds, the CrowdStrike issue.
1:10:35
And
1:10:36
John C Dvorak: before we leave,
Ray, I do have two clips. Okay.
1:10:39
These are wraps
1:10:40
Adam Curry: remind me to come
back to CrowdStrike
1:10:44
John C Dvorak: I don't have
anything I don't know. I do. I
1:10:46
it's gonna be hard for me to I
remind you I have boots on the
1:10:49
ground. Oh, okay. Well, let's go
at this are the NTD wraps of
1:10:53
Ray. I think they're worth
listening to because they did a
1:10:58
pretty good as just a rapid.
We're done with Ray.
1:11:02
Unknown: This is in di D FBI
director Christopher Ray
1:11:06
testified before the House
Judiciary Committee on
1:11:09
Wednesday. Now, among other
things, lawmakers tried to find
1:11:12
out why disorder tried to kill
former President Trump and what
1:11:15
the FBI knew about him before
the incident happened. Here's
1:11:19
how it went. There's
1:11:21
doesn't seem to be a whole lot
of rhyme or reason to it so far.
1:11:25
Ray told lawmakers that the FBI
is currently looking into the
1:11:28
shooters, personal devices, his
social media accounts and more.
1:11:32
So far without much success.
1:11:34
We do not yet have a clear
picture of his motive. You might
1:11:38
see a manifesto, things like
that. We're not seeing that yet.
1:11:43
But we are digging in hard.
1:11:46
Adam Curry: Yet we're writing
it. We got to put the lemon
1:11:50
juice on it and everything.
We're not done yet where we're
1:11:52
digging hard things
1:11:53
Unknown: like that. We're not
seeing that yet. Yeah. But we
1:11:58
are digging in hard because one
of the central questions for us.
1:12:02
As
1:12:02
newly released body cam footage
shows an interaction between a
1:12:05
Secret Service agent and local
law enforcement shortly after
1:12:09
the shooter was killed
1:12:11
in Beaver County.
1:12:13
This is him. Okay. Ray
1:12:14
explained why the FBI
investigation didn't make much
1:12:17
progress yet. He says that even
after they got their hands on
1:12:21
the shooters phone, new
challenges popped up. And
1:12:24
it turned out he was using some
encrypted messaging application.
1:12:27
Was
1:12:28
John C Dvorak: this a pretty
sophisticated? Or is this this
1:12:30
is the kind of the norm you see
what folks like you know,
1:12:32
Unknown: this is unfortunately
now become very commonplace. And
1:12:35
it's a real challenge for not
just the FBI, but state and
1:12:37
local law enforcement. Why
1:12:39
Adam Curry: not name it? Was it
signal? Come on? Come on, tell
1:12:43
us that's a good point name
naming apps.
1:12:48
John C Dvorak: And what they
should do is name the one with
1:12:50
the backdoor. If there was Yes,
everyone would think they would
1:12:54
say Yeah, well, you know, one of
the apps that we just had
1:12:56
nothing but trouble with his
blah, blah, blah. Yeah, and the
1:12:59
thing is totally backdoored. And
that's what that's what you do,
1:13:02
because you're criminals are
dumb. Yeah. Okay, part two.
1:13:07
Unknown: Tell me one thing the
FBI did find on a device tied to
1:13:10
the shooter is a telling Google
search, looking up details of
1:13:14
the assassination of President
John F. Kennedy.
1:13:16
He did a Google search. How far
away was Oswald from Kennedy?
1:13:22
Adam Curry: Hold on a second. So
now, I guess they did get into
1:13:27
the phone. I mean, there's so
many questions that weren't
1:13:32
asked,
1:13:32
John C Dvorak: or they had to
get into the phone and get that
1:13:34
search information or
1:13:35
Adam Curry: No, they just call
Google or just hop on the portal
1:13:39
that they have. Could be that.
1:13:42
John C Dvorak: It'd be easier if
they could do it on the phone
1:13:44
site because Google had I don't
know how they got too much info
1:13:47
to get loaded with data.
1:13:48
Adam Curry: They know. They
haven't there's a partner's Come
1:13:50
on. As Whitney Webb, she knows.
She'll tell you the truth. That
1:13:57
Unknown: is the same day that it
appears that he registered for
1:14:02
the butler rally.
1:14:04
Another pressing question is
what the FBI knew about the
1:14:07
shooter before the incident
happened. Florida Republican
1:14:11
Matt gates question right on
that
1:14:12
no
1:14:13
communication in any chat rooms,
no see eyes or confidential
1:14:17
human sources of any
interaction.
1:14:19
We've run a thorough search for
the subject through all of our
1:14:23
holdings and he was not in them
anywhere. Ray
1:14:26
made it clear that
investigations are still ongoing
1:14:29
and that the FBI will disclose
more information as the probe
1:14:32
continues.
1:14:35
Adam Curry: So I don't want to
augment or change my, my initial
1:14:40
thinking about, you know, the
failed assassination on Trump.
1:14:44
You know, we had to change that
narrative. And that's why
1:14:47
CrowdStrike was deployed
something that would definitely
1:14:52
distract which it did perfectly.
Can you just imagine though,
1:14:59
imagine And let's say that the
CrowdStrike thing was pre
1:15:02
programmed or meow. It was like
already set up to take place.
1:15:06
And you had had Trump dead. We
have video nonstop of his head
1:15:11
exploding. I know it's a
horrible visual, but it wouldn't
1:15:14
put it on the air. We'd have it
it'd be everywhere on the
1:15:17
internet.
1:15:18
John C Dvorak: I'm not sure.
Well, maybe because of people
1:15:20
taking these now. It'd be
everywhere everywhere
1:15:22
Adam Curry: on the internet,
then we'd have the convention or
1:15:24
not, I don't know. But and then
you have this massive computer
1:15:29
fail. This would have been the
country would have been in
1:15:33
chaos, which may have also been
the point you imagine, there
1:15:39
will be guys running around with
with AI AR fifteens all over the
1:15:43
whole country. They'd be
shooting and everybody your copy
1:15:47
probably part of it would have
been horrible. Just a mess. I
1:15:50
mean, we don't really realize
what kind of real disaster we
1:15:56
avoided here. Just imagine,
because, you know, assassination
1:16:02
attempt failed. Everyone's cool.
There's no rioting. No one's
1:16:05
burning flags. No one's burning
down buildings. It's all cool,
1:16:11
all calm. But if it had been
different, oh, man. And so I am
1:16:17
not sure about CrowdStrike. But
I do have some boots on the
1:16:21
ground that are worth sharing.
One of our nights as an
1:16:25
employee. He says By the way,
this is not This has nothing to
1:16:30
do with a microservice. He's
being technical about it. John,
1:16:34
your your analogy still holds.
But he's saying the Falcon is
1:16:38
basically a rootkit you install
on your machine. And one of the
1:16:42
data files was corrupted causing
the code to crash. It's not like
1:16:46
the back end service was down,
the file gets delivered over a
1:16:49
CDN a content delivery,
1:16:51
John C Dvorak: I'll concede that
it's not technically technically
1:16:55
a
1:16:55
Adam Curry: service, Mike. He's,
he's not making a problem out of
1:16:59
it. Now he says CrowdStrike is a
very odd company. I feel like I
1:17:03
work in the alias or something.
And I'm what is the alias is
1:17:07
that I think he's
1:17:08
John C Dvorak: referring to the
the TV show that was on for
1:17:11
about three, three or four
seasons alias, with Jennifer
1:17:15
Garner playing a spy that seemed
to be working for the CIA. But
1:17:19
it turned out that this whole
operation was some other thing.
1:17:23
It wasn't even it was countered
to the CIA and it was very
1:17:27
strange. Show us what JJ Abrams
first big hit. So
1:17:32
Adam Curry: he says he feels
like he's working in the alias.
1:17:35
It's extremely
compartmentalized. I can't even
1:17:38
see the Falcon code as a high
level engineer. During the call
1:17:42
a higher level engineer made
comments on Thursday, warning an
1:17:47
external partner we were working
on a deal with that there might
1:17:51
be a hold up. He goes on to say
you are correct, in my opinion,
1:17:56
that there's no way this update
could to the file hit the CDN
1:18:00
unless it was intentional.
Falcon is the oldest and most
1:18:03
mature part of the product.
Basically, it's the part that
1:18:06
runs in all customers computers
sends kernel level back to
1:18:10
CrowdStrike. So that can analyze
everything, all caps, that
1:18:14
happens on a computer for
ongoing attacks. CrowdStrike
1:18:18
doesn't only run on AWS, it
stores data on its own hardware,
1:18:22
and we store exabytes. So that's
nice to know, they store
1:18:26
everything
1:18:27
John C Dvorak: crowded since
CrowdStrike.
1:18:29
Adam Curry: itself sent out an
update, and they said it was
1:18:36
faulty testing software. That's
got to be a lie. And by the way,
1:18:42
they are certified. They have an
eye they have a lot of
1:18:45
certifications, but they have an
ISO 27 Double oh one N double oh
1:18:50
two, they should at least lose
that certification. Because
1:18:55
there's no I mean, they they're
basically they're saying our
1:19:00
vet, there was a bug in our
validator. Are you kidding me?
1:19:04
That's just just gotta be a lie.
Faulty test, faulty testing
1:19:09
software. Now, here's an off the
wall, one from one of our
1:19:14
producers, who runs an
independent ISP in Los Angeles.
1:19:21
I think it's it's software. So
it serves not internet service
1:19:26
provider but IT service
provider. While we are quite
1:19:31
small in comparison to the
incumbents in our area, about
1:19:33
80% of our customers are small
to medium businesses, including
1:19:36
one municipality. Thus we have
some direct insight into issues
1:19:40
like what have been happening
the past week, we are aware of
1:19:43
the CrowdStrike incident and
something else seems to have
1:19:46
gone unreported. On Thursday
afternoon about 3pm Now 3pm
1:19:52
makes it 11pm Zulu time is it 10
or 1110 or 11. When the
1:20:01
CrowdStrike outage did not
happen until the file was
1:20:05
delivered at thing was 4am. So
this is at least six to nine
1:20:12
hours, if not longer before the
CrowdStrike file was delivered.
1:20:19
So at 3pm Pacific Standard Time,
we began getting calls from
1:20:22
clients complaining they
couldn't do certain things,
1:20:24
access their email, get to their
SharePoint. And in one case,
1:20:28
single sign on with Microsoft
365. Then we started accessing
1:20:32
these clients to open support
tickets on our cloud hosted
1:20:36
software, and we're getting 550
server not found errors. These
1:20:41
were all on Microsoft Azure. And
I have read this that there was
1:20:46
people were seeing all kinds of
Azure problems. And this
1:20:50
producer says it's possible that
Azure was hit with some kind of
1:20:54
attack and ask CrowdStrike to
push something out to fix it.
1:20:58
And either that fix took a dump
or it was intentional. Because
1:21:03
doesn't the government have all
their contracts with AWS and
1:21:06
Azure? Isn't it huge? I don't
know this. I remember they were
1:21:10
fighting I remember Microsoft
was fighting with Amazon and
1:21:14
Amazon got the contract and then
it got unwound.
1:21:19
John C Dvorak: So there's been
shenanigans I do know that.
1:21:24
Adam Curry: So whatever the
case, this I believe this to be
1:21:28
an intentional action on crowd
strikes. Part and the
1:21:37
CrowdStrike chief security
officer apparently was an
1:21:41
executive assistant director of
the FBI under Obama. He also
1:21:45
sold 1500 or 15,000 shares at
1500 15,000 shares two days
1:21:53
before this all happened
somebody knew something well
1:21:58
that's suspicious Yeah, yeah,
you should do you want to your
1:22:01
insider sales thing you never
know sometimes they're they're
1:22:04
usually automatic
1:22:06
John C Dvorak: these these
things slowly Yeah, well, that's
1:22:09
easy to prove you can just see
because he can he's been doing
1:22:12
it but if it's just a one time
thing is suspicious. But
1:22:18
Adam Curry: there's just just
even from our insider inside
1:22:21
CrowdStrike says there's no way
this kind of bug could you know
1:22:26
this kind of faulty update file
could get through with it you
1:22:32
know, through the testing etc.
So whether that was a call that
1:22:36
went out hey, we've got to
change the the narrative which
1:22:38
It sure did. And of course as we
discussed in the last show,
1:22:41
because of EULAs and all that
stuff there's although that
1:22:44
there is a stack sent me a link
there is a class action lawsuit
1:22:48
they're going to try and do
something good luck Yeah, good
1:22:52
John C Dvorak: luck out. When
does that ever work? Yeah.
1:22:54
Adam Curry: CrowdStrike sent out
to $10 Uber Eats gift cards to
1:22:57
everybody which subsequently
that true yeah which
1:23:02
subsequently Thanks for nothing
were all canceled people started
1:23:05
to went to Uber Eats to input
them and says this has been
1:23:08
cancelled by the issuer also
1:23:11
John C Dvorak: there was data
and even sent out to tempt Buck
1:23:13
Thank you know what that reason
was probably because it was an
1:23:16
admission of guilt. Oh, that's
1:23:18
Adam Curry: right. Someone said
no, no, no, no, no rollback
1:23:20
rollback. Yeah. Oh, man.
1:23:24
John C Dvorak: Yeah, you have to
be careful if you're doing
1:23:26
admissions that you know this is
the member one time he got into
1:23:30
I don't have much but it's
happened I've gotten to a car
1:23:33
wreck.
1:23:35
Adam Curry: Was it your fault?
It was
1:23:37
John C Dvorak: totally my fault.
The only time I know of English
1:23:40
since I was a little kid when I
was in high school. Another
1:23:43
story
1:23:43
Adam Curry: I don't know about
what is happening to you. So
1:23:48
you're regressing. You're going
your life is flashing before
1:23:51
your eyes. Get
1:23:53
John C Dvorak: to me stories is
the problem. So I was I felt bad
1:23:58
about this too. It was like I'm
in Arizona and I've got a rental
1:24:07
and I'm driving down the road
just like a normal person I had
1:24:09
I had this is another reason I
don't like having phones. So I
1:24:13
had a cell phone on the in the
car. It was sitting in the
1:24:17
passenger seat as I reached to
get it to grab it because I
1:24:20
don't know why they had to tie
you swear I look up and there's
1:24:23
a dumb girl who stopped in the
fast lane to make a left. Oh
1:24:28
man, so I plowed right into her.
That was what was weird because
1:24:33
I'm normally dry. Usually by me
my car is a Lexus, of course and
1:24:37
the car I was renting was a
Nissan knows that one of the
1:24:39
reasons I don't like Nissan's I
slammed the brakes on in my
1:24:44
Lexus I would have stopped in
time. But now this thing didn't
1:24:48
stop at all. It just kept going.
You know I'm just I just floor
1:24:53
it, you know and it doesn't stop
the cars no good. It plows into
1:24:58
a boom. All right And so I get
out, you know, we exchange
1:25:03
information and she's like,
she's a pretty girl too. She's
1:25:07
on my neck. And she's I said,
you know, you know and I saw I
1:25:11
was the I didn't pay any
attention to the car in front of
1:25:13
the car was just ruined. And so
I did later, just drove the car
1:25:20
and I drove it in to drop it
off. It's just typical. I know
1:25:23
if anyone's gotten to a car
wreck with a rental, but it's
1:25:26
like no surprise to anybody when
you bring the car in and it's,
1:25:29
it's and by the way the airbag
never went off. That's another
1:25:32
thing about this Nissan, so I
didn't have an airbag go off. I
1:25:37
think they take them out anyway,
so I dropped the car off and
1:25:39
didn't think much about it. But
I felt bad about the about the
1:25:44
girl and I wanted to send her an
apology note and the lawyer for
1:25:47
the insurance can no ever make
contact with her ever. It's an
1:25:52
admission of guilt and they made
a big thing about it. So we lost
1:25:57
interest picked the whole thing
up I didn't even know it was
1:25:59
including that I guess they
fixed the car to I don't know,
1:26:03
you know an airbag in it.
1:26:04
Adam Curry: I got a note from
Brad, you know, after your Canon
1:26:08
Spectre story. And he says,
Okay, enough is enough. I am now
1:26:14
convinced John as a time
traveler, following his recent
1:26:17
can inspector story, this man
has had too many jobs, more jobs
1:26:21
than a man of his age could
accommodate. I'll bet you $33
1:26:24
That if you covered a story like
a nationwide tuna fish outage,
1:26:28
or shortage, John would tell
tale of his days as a tuna boat
1:26:31
captain. This man is truly the
most interesting man on the
1:26:36
planet.
1:26:38
John C Dvorak: Tuna boat captain
No, but I knew a friend of mine
1:26:41
who was the tuna boat.
1:26:45
Adam Curry: And with that, I'd
like to thank you for your
1:26:47
courage say in the morning to
the man who put the seat in his
1:26:49
car wreck in Arizona say hello
to my friend on the other end
1:26:52
the one and only Mr. John Cena
1:27:01
in the morning to the trolls and
the troll. 2153 Well, that's not
1:27:12
bad. We had 2319 on the last
Thursday show. So we're in the
1:27:19
same ballpark. It's good to have
the trolls here. Welcome trolls,
1:27:22
you can join them at troll
room.io. That's the no agenda
1:27:26
stream is 24 hours a day. And
not only can you join there, but
1:27:30
you can also use a modern
podcast app which you can find
1:27:33
it podcast apps.com. And
starting as of today, because
1:27:37
these these modern podcast apps,
they don't just do podcasts,
1:27:40
they also do live show. So when
we go live, you get an alert,
1:27:43
oh, the boys are live, you take
you click on it, boom, you're in
1:27:47
right there, where you subscribe
to the podcast, which you also
1:27:50
get within 90 seconds of us
updating it. And the bands and
1:27:54
Bitcoin is live from Nashville.
And you can watch that live on
1:27:58
these modern podcast apps as
well. Not just audio, but also
1:28:01
video. So that's how that's the
revolution, you can't do it on
1:28:05
your legacy app, not with
Spotify, not with Apple, not
1:28:08
with Amazon, only in the modern
podcast apps. Now along with the
1:28:14
with the everyone supporting the
independent podcast, app
1:28:18
developer and that
infrastructure, which keeps the
1:28:20
show on the air, we also have
value for value keeping us
1:28:24
going. And the way that works is
whatever value you get from the
1:28:28
show. We don't give it we give
it all away. I mean, it's
1:28:31
everywhere. We distribute it
wherever we can. People use the
1:28:35
distributed on torrents, I don't
think they do that anymore. What
1:28:38
happened? I know whatever,
torrents fall out of favor,
1:28:41
somehow, maybe jazz only movies
1:28:44
John C Dvorak: now. Maybe now it
may have fallen out of favor.
1:28:47
People
1:28:47
Adam Curry: used to love that,
you know, you can get it on
1:28:49
IPFS, the inter interplanetary
file system, it's everywhere.
1:28:56
And there's no hoops or
anything, you know, you can
1:28:58
listen as much as you want for
as long as you want. But at
1:29:01
certain point, you're like,
Yeah, I'd like this to continue.
1:29:04
That is when you need to deliver
some value back and whatever
1:29:07
that is, is how much you got out
of it. For some people, that's
1:29:10
amazing. The amount they get,
the value they get and what they
1:29:14
send back, or what they do for
the show. Like people are
1:29:17
hitting people in the mouth or
organizing meetups, when all
1:29:20
kinds of things. time, talent or
treasure is the three ways you
1:29:24
can send value back to us and
let us know if it's if it's time
1:29:27
and talent, let us know what
you're doing. We just we'd love
1:29:30
to know we appreciate it. And of
course, at this point in the
1:29:34
show, we'd like to thank the
people who supported us with big
1:29:38
amounts doesn't mean that it's
more valuable than the $5. That
1:29:41
doesn't mean that at all. But
we're like Hollywood in that
1:29:43
regard. You know, we want to
give people credits. Executive
1:29:46
producer, Associate Executive
Producer, if it's $200 and above
1:29:49
you get that Associate Executive
producer credit and we read your
1:29:52
note $300 and above, executive
producer credit $3 and above and
1:29:56
those are credits that are real.
It is just like Hollywood. As
1:30:00
you can put them where the
Hollywood donations
1:30:02
are@imdb.com, there's over 1000
people already have done that,
1:30:06
or on your LinkedIn profile, it
looks interesting, and it could
1:30:09
get you a job.
1:30:11
John C Dvorak: You never know.
It's very possible, won't hurt.
1:30:14
Adam Curry: So let's start with
thanking our artists first
1:30:18
because they definitely deliver
the time and the talent. And if
1:30:22
I look at Episode 1679, which he
titled No jet, no deal, and the
1:30:27
jury's still out on whether
Biden President Biden got a net
1:30:32
jet card or not for his maybe
that's where his granddaughter
1:30:36
was crying. Just guard Graham's
Paw Paw. We had a hard time once
1:30:46
again, looking at whatever we
could find for artwork. Now
1:30:49
there's a lot of submissions,
which he loved, and somehow
1:30:52
Correct. A record just hit us
because you couldn't remember
1:30:55
the name Rehoboth Beach,
Delaware, and you kept saying
1:30:58
Baphomet, which is hilarious. So
it kind of worked. Because we
1:31:03
had you know, Biden with the
minute we started the show. That
1:31:07
phony baloney letter with a
forged signature came out. I
1:31:10
mean, let's be honest, that was
not Biden's original signature
1:31:13
no is no way. And so you know,
welcome to the correct record
1:31:18
made the sign Welcome to
Baphomet Delaware endless
1:31:21
discoveries abandoned elections,
ye who enter here, and it was
1:31:24
funny, and we liked it. We did
look at a lot of other things,
1:31:27
though,
1:31:27
John C Dvorak: actually got a
note from somebody saying hey,
1:31:29
you gotta just not Baphomet is
Rehoboth Beach. Oh,
1:31:34
Adam Curry: okay, Captain
Obvious. Hello. So there are a
1:31:36
number of other things. We now
we thought now we really liked
1:31:40
Mr. Glitch by networks. And that
would have been the winner. But
1:31:45
we had a unique opportunity
because we found out about
1:31:47
Biden's resignation on the air
so we wanted to make sure that
1:31:51
it at least looked like we were
current which we were I love the
1:31:54
people who was I can't believe
he didn't talk bad bit. So did
1:31:58
you even listen to the show? No.
Oh, okay.
1:32:02
John C Dvorak: The what? I
didn't hear what you said people
1:32:04
Adam Curry: people are tweeting,
axing slashing, saying I can't
1:32:07
believe we didn't talk about
Biden quitting. Did you listen
1:32:12
to the show? And what are these
people? Do they they needle
1:32:15
dropped 10 minutes. I don't know
what that was. So networks was a
1:32:20
very close second for that
reason. We wanted to see if we
1:32:24
could use something and there
really wasn't a lot. Dame Kenny
1:32:27
Ben of another fine Dutch Master
had a pallet of cash with Joe.
1:32:32
Thank you, which I think the
cash just wasn't clear enough.
1:32:35
It was too small.
1:32:36
John C Dvorak: Yes.
1:32:39
Adam Curry: honorable mention
for Francisco Scarah mangas.
1:32:41
Cannon Specter. Honor honorable,
very honorable mention that was
1:32:45
very funny. They got the biggest
was funny. It was very funny.
1:32:49
John C Dvorak: We'll, by the way
back to the can inspector thing.
1:32:52
One of the reasons I had so many
jobs because I'm from the era
1:32:56
where I worked every summer when
I was in high school. That's for
1:33:00
jobs. I worked every summer when
I was in college, just eight. So
1:33:05
I have eight jobs right there.
And there except for one repeat
1:33:09
job. Worked for International
Harvester, two different times.
1:33:13
They're all different. And so
it's a lot you get good stories.
1:33:17
Adam Curry: I mean, I got
stories. I worked in the Rose
1:33:19
nursery, I stacked wood. I got
job stacked wood. Yes. That was
1:33:25
that was a very tough summer. It
was Maha mahogany. firewood and
1:33:31
they had these big orange bags
and they must have been 100 by
1:33:34
the time you fill up an orange
bag must have been about 80
1:33:37
pounds. And you see it's a
filming a terrible job. Oh, it
1:33:41
was he had to fit him in these
it was this really heavy duty
1:33:44
orange plastic. I don't know if
they exist in America or in
1:33:46
Holland. And, and you could only
there were no handles on it. He
1:33:50
had to grasp it. And so your
knuckles at the end of the day
1:33:53
or just your your front knuckles
just completely raw from trying
1:33:56
to pull these bags up and then
you know, someone else would
1:33:59
stack it in there. You had to
kind of do it like a Tetris
1:34:02
puzzle. And then together you
had to lift it up and put it on
1:34:04
top of the stack. I mean, it was
it was a tough job.
1:34:08
John C Dvorak: I know it's hard.
It's called hard labor. Yeah,
1:34:11
well done. I avoided those jobs
like the plague. Well, I
1:34:14
Adam Curry: thought the rose
nursery will be great because
1:34:16
you're just basically sorting
rose roses. You know, you're
1:34:20
gonna get by laying a lot. Oh,
man, you come home. Your whole
1:34:23
forearm was just all scratched
up.
1:34:25
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well,
you're probably immune to having
1:34:28
any reaction to a lot of
chemicals because of that.
1:34:32
Adam Curry: That's correct. Yes,
I'm very strong, healthy man.
1:34:35
Knock on wood. At Taunton, Neil
and other Dutch master did an
1:34:41
exit sign at the White House.
What it was the right idea was
1:34:47
usable, it was usable was
usable. Tanzania also did a
1:34:51
Harris Clinton like no that was
not usable. We knew that wasn't
1:34:54
going to work. And we see was
anything else A Biden ice cream
1:35:01
cone, the golden parachute,
Matthew Dropo is funny, but I
1:35:06
don't think anyone would get it
just from looking at it. See a
1:35:08
lot of these times people put
the title under their work and
1:35:11
then it's like, well now you get
it. But if you don't look at the
1:35:14
title, which the title is never
underneath the work and we post
1:35:17
the show, right, get what? You
wouldn't get the joke. Was it
1:35:22
anything else? Hit the road
dirty Jersey horror hit the road
1:35:25
Jack. Some kind of McCobb future
home of Joseph R Biden. I use
1:35:32
that in the newsletter library.
That was another dank, the Dutch
1:35:35
masters man, they are good. We
love them all. And correct the
1:35:38
record another fine Dutch Master
I think from from Leiden in the
1:35:42
Netherlands. Great job. Great
job. And we appreciate it
1:35:46
because no other show has this
type of production that I know
1:35:52
of I know that not maybe I don't
1:35:54
John C Dvorak: think so. And
that with this quality. overall
1:35:57
quality.
1:35:58
Adam Curry: Yes is very high and
a lot less AI in general. This
1:36:02
this last round, which I thought
was pretty good. Just yeah, it
1:36:07
was less less a which is good.
We liked that. Alright, let's
1:36:13
thank our executive and
Associate Executive producers
1:36:15
and we will start off with our
top executive producer. Like
1:36:21
clockwork, he comes in around
the end or the beginning of the
1:36:24
month. The one the only Serrana
Miss of Dogpatch. And Lois
1:36:28
LeBeau via we never understand
his donation amounts, they are
1:36:32
always kind of
1:36:33
John C Dvorak: so I have to talk
about this donation amount. You
1:36:36
want to okay, it's 21 point we
think it's a coded and so it
1:36:40
came in as 2114. When I counted
it, it was 2112. J, what she
1:36:47
does is she adds we see we
always agree, right number Yeah.
1:36:52
So she says yeah, I got 2114. I
said what? And she says yeah, I
1:36:57
said was it there was only one
$2 bill? She says no, there were
1:37:00
two, the $2 bills were stuck
together. So like, you know,
1:37:04
when you get fresh bills, these
are fresh on nor does he just
1:37:07
got he always
1:37:08
Adam Curry: he always sends
cash.
1:37:10
John C Dvorak: And so the $2
bills I I counted it twice. And
1:37:14
that $2 Bill kept coming out as
one bill. You know, interesting.
1:37:20
And so it's possible that he
really sent because 2112 was
1:37:24
more. Yeah, Palindrome right?
1:37:26
Adam Curry: It's possible that
he didn't know. So something
1:37:29
could go wrong. Whatever
1:37:30
John C Dvorak: the code is out
there, it could be 112 or 211.
1:37:34
Adam Curry: I hope no one pushed
the button yet because it could
1:37:37
have been a 2112 code could be
2114. Either way, it's a lot and
1:37:41
we really appreciate you
synonymous of Dogpatch and Loris
1:37:44
LeBeau. Via and he sent the
following note he always has a
1:37:47
printed note. Thank you to all
old and new producers for making
1:37:51
this a valuable source of
information perspective and
1:37:54
insight. Keeping my letter short
as I have no insight into
1:37:58
whatever is going on in the US
politics. The Gods Must Be
1:38:02
Crazy. No jingles no karma.
Sure, Animus. Thank you. You're
1:38:07
you are a real match.
1:38:12
John C Dvorak: Well, he I prefer
it when he has these longer
1:38:17
observational notes. Yeah,
they're always very education.
1:38:20
He
1:38:21
Adam Curry: must be he must be
traveling so I'm sure he'll have
1:38:23
something. I think he's always
traveling and but he must be
1:38:27
somewhere where he's a little
cut off.
1:38:30
John C Dvorak: Birmingham,
Alabama is is the next site of
1:38:34
Craig Bayless. He comes with
724 24 John and Adam thank you
1:38:40
so much for the sanity you
provide this community all
1:38:43
uppercase in these times. We
need you more than ever. Okay,
1:38:48
we'll take that. Please
reconsider for more years. If
1:38:51
2028 Looks like 2024 or 2020 my
ducks in bones donation 72424.
1:38:58
Ducks and bones did not catch
on. Fourth. Oh, okay. This is a
1:39:05
I can't remember what that
donation was on for poor Phoebe.
1:39:10
So please apply this for her
Dame hood. I think this may put
1:39:14
her over the top. All right.
Also shout out to any producers
1:39:18
like in the orange. Orange
Beach, Alabama area that wants
1:39:23
to do a meet up. There will be
at least two of you. too, if you
1:39:29
post one of the on the meetups,
you okay mill and Nagios know
1:39:32
Kurt from Craig. Hi,
1:39:34
Adam Curry: Craig. Thank you
very much. Nice number brother.
1:39:36
I appreciate that. On to William
Levin Berg. He's in Los Angeles,
1:39:41
California. 350 and 58/4 time
executive producer, send jobs
1:39:47
carnamah as well as crypto
trading karma, so I can donate
1:39:51
more money to the best pod in
the universe. Saying that all
1:39:56
hell is gonna break loose and
you're gonna need a bit cost
1:39:59
Unknown: jobs. Jobs, jobs and
jobs for jobs. Pharma.
1:40:08
John C Dvorak: Now we have
virtuoso guitarist Jackie green
1:40:11
and orange Vale, California
Jackie green, Jackie grade 350.
1:40:16
And he just says a short simple
note Keep up the good work boys.
1:40:19
Thank
1:40:19
Adam Curry: you Jackie Harjeet
Dosanjh Dosanjh Do you think
1:40:25
that's how I pronounce it? In
California there? Is it Fremont
1:40:29
or friands California?
1:40:32
John C Dvorak: Fry it I guess I
never heard of that harshly. I
1:40:34
don't know what this how to
pronounce his name either.
1:40:37
Adam Curry: So Harjeet says in
the Morning John out of my
1:40:39
husband, Raj Dosanjh. has been
listening to your show since
1:40:44
2009. And he's an executive
producer and regularly monitor
1:40:47
donor. I would listen in the car
when we took road trips together
1:40:50
and he loves your show. Well,
after all these years, I finally
1:40:54
got hit in the mouth and now I
listen to no agenda on my own
1:40:57
and I also love it. You guys are
amazing and I value the show so
1:41:02
I'm making my own donation
please add me to the birthday
1:41:05
list turning 57 on July 27 Okay,
you're on it. We value the
1:41:10
wonderful work you both do for
all of us hard working Americans
1:41:14
give me some good karma and a
bomb them bomb them and bomb
1:41:17
them again a thank you.
1:41:18
Unknown: In fact, I would say
bomb a bomb and then bomb them
1:41:21
again.
1:41:24
You've got
1:41:29
John C Dvorak: Eric Yan Newman
in
1:41:32
Adam Curry: Noma Hey, Norman.
Eric young woman you're gonna
1:41:35
kill nomen in The
1:41:37
John C Dvorak: Hague in the
Netherlands 33333 In the
1:41:40
morning, John and Adam. I've had
some health issues the last
1:41:44
couple of months. But those are
now fixed good. So here's a
1:41:48
donation to celebrate jingles
don't enslave me. Camelot and
1:41:52
don't enslave me Camela and an F
cancer please sir manila
1:41:56
envelope in The Hague,
Netherlands. And
1:41:59
Unknown: flav me camp
1:42:06
Adam Curry: karma. Yes. And
before we move on, we got to a
1:42:10
sad note that we were looking
for Dame Elise Garling our
1:42:15
Lehmann cello producer Dame Yes,
and it seems that her breast
1:42:20
cancer has returned and there's
a GoFundMe I'll put that in the
1:42:24
in the show notes. But we we I
want to give her some karma as
1:42:28
well. And I'm gonna give her
some F cancer karma because
1:42:31
that's horrible. And she had
beaten it so she can beat it
1:42:34
again
1:42:41
and of course I prayed for helps
even more. Dame mama Susan,
1:42:48
Escondido, California 333 dot
33. Hay Day mama Susan of the
1:42:52
North County San Diego here. I'd
like to do a belated birthday
1:42:56
switcheroo for my st. son James
Beals and go towards his
1:43:00
knighthood xx Oh, all right. de
mama. James Beals, it is James
1:43:06
Beals and he's on the list.
1:43:08
John C Dvorak: We're gonna go to
Dixie Washington, sir. Dr. 1%
1:43:12
Baron of liberal land, which is
Washington State. Dixie,
1:43:18
Oklahoma. Dixie Washington.
Sorry. Three, three 3.33 News.
1:43:22
You got some jingles requests
right to top Trump is hard to
1:43:26
get it aroused George Bush send
your cash and a goat scream.
1:43:31
Greetings fellas. And all of
Gitmo Nation. I'm back to kick
1:43:36
the sad puppy with 33333 of
treasurer my last donation was
1:43:41
October 28 of last year in
keeping with my practice of
1:43:44
setting aside 1% of my gross
business revenues for no agenda.
1:43:49
Thank you. It has taken this
long to climb out of the student
1:43:52
loan debt I incurred securing my
PhD in media deconstruction.
1:44:00
Before Yes, before amassing
another executive producer chunk
1:44:05
of change, I received zero help
from the Biden installation and
1:44:11
my education debt. So add that
to the malarkey spewing from the
1:44:16
firehose of lies. Thank you
again for all you do when you
1:44:20
hear from me next, I will be
claiming the title of Vi
1:44:23
countered faithfully suppressing
your exit strategy 1% at a time
1:44:28
with no federal subsidies, sir
Dr. 1% barren of liberal land
1:44:34
and Dixie Washington that was
hard
1:44:36
Unknown: to get it aroused and
it is hard to get it aroused,
1:44:38
but we got it arrest.
1:44:39
Adam Curry: I know a lot of
people want to send blankets or
1:44:42
John C Dvorak: water. Just in
your cash.
1:44:45
Unknown: You've got our money.
1:44:48
Adam Curry: Thank you. So Doctor
1% Mine cosmos is in bad
1:44:52
belling? Oh, it's Germany. Bots
belling in a bad Bellingen Hey,
1:45:01
Bob belling in in Deutschland
Hello, Deutschland. Here's the
1:45:04
half 333 Mine Cosmos Dear John
Adam the way don't always share
1:45:08
your perspective on reality I do
appreciate and learn from it. No
1:45:12
jingles no karma but please de
douche. You've been de deuced
1:45:18
and it goes on to say aloha
Lucas aka mine Cosmos PS Sumo is
1:45:25
awesome. Awesome, awesome. And
1:45:30
John C Dvorak: Terena Fuji
render Fuji is still going
1:45:34
strong pack okay yeah the Yakuza
una ser skip logic and Spring
1:45:38
Hill, Tennessee 2655 9/65
birthday year in the list and I
1:45:43
beat Medicare donation which
refers to Joe Biden is 65 Thanks
1:45:50
for insight and entertainment
moving karma requested sir skip
1:45:55
logic in Spring Hill, Tennessee,
1:45:57
Adam Curry: moving karma.
1:45:58
Unknown: You've got karma
1:46:02
Adam Curry: that went to the
Executive Associate Executive
1:46:05
producers here with Candace Mae
and Nelson British Columbia,
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Candace, you will be credited
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actually a switcheroo because
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you know what there's Jill
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well, okay. You've been de Deus.
Now she says. See note sent an
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email but I didn't receive
anything. John, did you receive
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John C Dvorak: don't get
anything. And by the way, if you
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Adam Curry: Now. Do we at least
have Jill's husband on the
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birthday? No birthdays? Let me
see. Yeah, well, we have we have
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as your husband, but we'll
gladly read your note if you
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send it to notes at no agenda.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's your
best bet. Now we have Aaron
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Moreno in Covina, California.
And it was Nadine. From me
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actually Cal CAMI Forney as
well. He likes to have his Erin
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and Nadine from California.
Greetings, John and Adams $200.
1:52:08
In addition to the donation
please find enclosed Ayaka Zuna
1:52:12
Taro, no Fuji, Toronto footwear
and a Fuji towel which he sent
1:52:17
me. It's the knowledge that you
have. If you go to the sumo
1:52:20
thing you see people holding up
these towels. It's got the guy's
1:52:22
name on that you're a fan of
cool, so I got this out.
1:52:25
Dynamite by the way, is a little
more colorful than I'd expect.
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And a May 2024 tournament
programming that the wife and I
1:52:33
picked her wife and I picked up
for you. During our recent trip
1:52:37
to Japan being a big sumo fan
like John watching top division
1:52:41
sumo in person at the home of
the Sumo. Real Goku was one of
1:52:47
the highlights of our three week
romp to northern Japan.
1:52:51
Unfortunately, Yokozuna was
injured on day two. Yes, he was
1:52:56
he's been a missed two
tournaments in a row actually
1:52:58
from URIs. Oh, no. So far. He's
Lebanon in one in this
1:53:03
tournament with a couple of days
left. And I've come to the
1:53:06
conclusion. I've watched all his
matches, that as long as he
1:53:11
doesn't fall, fall down or get
knocked down. He'll be fine but
1:53:16
it's an I noticed all the
injuries I'm actually concerned
1:53:19
about this all the injuries to
the sumo guys is when they get
1:53:23
tossed or they fall off the
whole thing is elevate and they
1:53:27
go fallen into the crowd it's
they always get injured
1:53:30
Adam Curry: now do the sumo guys
actually get picked up and
1:53:33
tossed
1:53:34
John C Dvorak: Yeah, wow yeah,
there was one get picked up and
1:53:38
tossed. Yeah, wow. Yeah. We had
a handle to this morning show
1:53:43
which is last night's tumor.
There's a I had locked toss and
1:53:48
the the Ozeki grabbed this guy
by the head and flipped and
1:53:52
flipped him up in the air you
guys what? 400 pounds or so and
1:53:56
he goes, fallen into the crowd.
1:53:59
Adam Curry: It's amazing.
Dangerous you and your sweaty
1:54:02
fat guys. Some interest sweaty
fat guys. Yes.
1:54:05
John C Dvorak: But the good news
is that he's looking good during
1:54:07
the early stages talking about
terreno Fuji in the July
1:54:10
tournament and currently sits at
five and Oh, this isn't these 11
1:54:13
to one now. an ephah sumo talk
he says. Thanks to the two of
1:54:17
you for all the work you put
into the show me you never find
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an exit strategy. No jingles No.
carnamah?
1:54:22
Adam Curry: No. All right. No,
no given you got it. And finally
1:54:25
our final Associate Executive
Producer Tiara car, Baltimore,
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Maryland. $200. Hello. Hello.
1:54:32
John C Dvorak: I'd like to
Baltimore I'd like
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Adam Curry: to wish my amazing
fiance Alex Schlegel a very
1:54:37
happy 44th birthday on July 30.
and donate $200 to no agenda on
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his behalf. He has been an avid
listener for a long time, and I
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hope that he can now be deduced.
Well hope no more. You've been
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Dr. Carr. Thank you to our
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John C Dvorak: for Switcheroos
and you know,
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Adam Curry: so that should be
Good. Is that a switcheroo?
1:55:02
Yeah, I
1:55:02
John C Dvorak: think so. Okay,
well, it
1:55:03
Adam Curry: wasn't actually
listed. I think you're on his
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behalf. Yeah, it should be a
switcheroo. Let me just put that
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in there. So nice of you tiara.
And he's got a good woman right
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there. Good woman and
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John C Dvorak: she's named after
a crown She's a queen. Yes.
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Well,
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1:56:03
Unknown: is this we go out yet
people in the mouth
1:56:21
Adam Curry: as you know,
speaking of I'm going to lead
1:56:22
you into it speaking of the art,
the AI art, there was a very
1:56:28
interesting study that came out.
And this is in think Nature
1:56:35
magazine had a report on it. Ai
models fed AI generated data
1:56:41
quickly spew nonsense, research
money, this is the model
1:56:45
collapse theory, researchers
gave successive versions of a
1:56:49
large language model information
produced by a previous
1:56:53
generation of the AI and
observed rapid collapse. And
1:56:57
this article is worth watching
because they show AI art how
1:57:01
within nine generations of of
importing information that comes
1:57:07
from a you know that is
synthetic comes from AI, the art
1:57:11
actually degrade significantly.
And
1:57:16
John C Dvorak: this makes
nothing but sense. So here's
1:57:18
Adam Curry: an example of the
study authors train their large
1:57:21
language model and Wikipedia
articles and train successive
1:57:25
generations of the model on the
text produced by the previous
1:57:28
version. prompted to follow on
from a paragraph of text from
1:57:32
the Wikipedia entry on grade one
listed buildings in Somerset in
1:57:36
the UK, the models output the
following text so here's
1:57:39
generation zero. So this is just
what from feeding it original
1:57:45
Wikipedia information, which by
itself is sketchy. Yeah, here's
1:57:50
here's generation zero Revival
architecture such as St. John's
1:57:53
Cathedral in London. The
earliest surviving example of
1:57:56
perpendicular Revival
architecture is found in the
1:57:59
18th. At sign at sign century
church of Our Lady of Guernsey,
1:58:06
which dates from the late 19th
century, there are two types of
1:58:09
perpendicular per hyphen
perpendicular churches colon
1:58:14
those now we go to generation
nine architecture in addition to
1:58:20
being home to some of the
world's largest populations of
1:58:22
black at sign at sign tail jack
rabbits white at sign at sign
1:58:27
tail jack rabbits blue outside,
outside tail jack rabbits, red
1:58:31
at sign outside tail jack
rabbits comma yellow at sign. So
1:58:37
this whole nonsense is gonna
take care of itself. And the
1:58:40
great thing about it is
everything takes care of it's
1:58:43
every generation that you create
costs exponentially more to
1:58:50
train the model. So as you spend
more money to trains the to
1:58:54
train the model or she gets
1:58:56
John C Dvorak: worse, so the
more money you spend, the worse
1:58:59
it gets. Pretty much true.
That's an ironic twist.
1:59:02
Adam Curry: I love it. And I'm
happy. That means that we'll all
1:59:05
take as you said, it'll all take
care of itself.
1:59:11
John C Dvorak: And, and good
except for the fact that Darren
1:59:13
O'Neal's on a roll I got the new
AI Bs is interesting. This is
1:59:21
new AI BS clips. This is clip
one Meadows
1:59:24
Unknown: new artificial
intelligence models speaks eight
1:59:27
languages rights higher quality
computer code and solves complex
1:59:31
math problems. But at what cost
entities Andrew Thomas spoke
1:59:35
with a data scientist to learn
more about the impact on users
1:59:38
and regulators. The
1:59:40
rapidly evolving AI industry
requires an increasing amount of
1:59:44
data to make strides met his
latest tech llama three arrives
1:59:48
us tech companies raised to show
off their data hungry language
1:59:51
models. Data Scientist Sidharth
Gupta explains that tech
1:59:55
companies do take measures to
protect user data but they're
1:59:57
not perfect. Why
1:59:59
companies It is best to
anonymize the data set while
2:00:03
using for AI development.
2:00:04
Adam Curry: Oh yes, we try very
hard.
2:00:06
Unknown: There could be issues
that they have not accounted for
2:00:09
while doing so. And security is
obviously a big concern, as I
2:00:13
mentioned, because data breaches
are not uncommon. Companies
2:00:17
have been collecting user data
for some time. But Gupta says
2:00:21
they need to be clear about
their intentions, we
2:00:23
need to account for many
different risks in this like
2:00:27
transparency is another big one,
like you need to make sure that
2:00:30
users are aware of how their
data is used is used. user
2:00:35
consent is another important
issue here. Like, are the
2:00:38
companies making sure that
they're getting consent from
2:00:41
users before they make use of
the data. Okay, I'm
2:00:44
Adam Curry: confused, is, first
of all, this isn't they released
2:00:47
this open source this new llama
model, which is great, because
2:00:51
you know, no one else can charge
for it. I think if if you have
2:00:54
more than 700,000 700 million
users, then you have to pay a
2:00:59
license fee. So pretty much
everybody can use it. But is he
2:01:02
talking about the model sucking
in personal data? Yes,
2:01:08
John C Dvorak: he's worried
about that. No kidding. Unless
2:01:11
you give it up your unless you
have actually given permission,
2:01:14
which I think is reasonable.
Yeah. The trouble is, is going
2:01:20
to suck it up whether you like
it or not, especially Western
2:01:23
second up random databases. It's
just it's a nightmare for
2:01:27
everybody. Everybody, there's
some lawsuits involved, that
2:01:30
will happen eventually. Although
they're going to have the the
2:01:33
EULA thing is really the the the
problem hit this gotta go, it's
2:01:38
gotta go, it's gotta go.
2:01:41
Unknown: Alright, part two.
Gupta emphasizes the vast amount
2:01:45
of data available to tech
companies to train their AI
2:01:47
models
2:01:48
vary, they have access to
depending on which company is
2:01:51
developing it, and what platform
they own. They have access to
2:01:56
almost all of the information
that user generates on their
2:01:59
platform, as well as on the open
Internet. And so they can
2:02:02
collect all of that while
developing this AI and making it
2:02:05
better over time. Gupta
2:02:07
knows that artificial
intelligence is outpacing
2:02:09
regulation, he expects the gap
to close. But in the meantime,
2:02:13
tech companies will have to
balance innovation against user
2:02:16
data protection and privacy.
2:02:19
Adam Curry: Well, which is never
gonna happen. Did you happen to
2:02:22
see the Abu Dhabi autonomous
Racing League this past weekend?
2:02:27
John C Dvorak: I did not. Oh,
2:02:28
Adam Curry: it was great. So you
had these a Phoebe quiet yet
2:02:33
these she doesn't like aI she
hates it. So you have these race
2:02:38
cars look very much like the
other super formula racers. And
2:02:43
they're there's no driver they
drive on AI and you've got to
2:02:48
watch this video because the
Olsen the cars are just juking
2:02:52
in the middle of a straightaway
you know turning left turning
2:02:54
right. One of them just crashing
into the wall you know spinning
2:02:58
out pulling off the track and
just stopping yellow flag you
2:03:03
know where you can't you can't
be past cars in front of you. So
2:03:06
the so these cars just stopped
they just stopped the middle of
2:03:09
the track stop. It was it was
fantastic. And then we'll have
2:03:12
one
2:03:12
John C Dvorak: car stops and
they said she can't pass it they
2:03:15
will stop no
2:03:16
Adam Curry: but that car the car
the cars won't stop. But these
2:03:19
two of these cars just stopped.
And and the grid the best thing
2:03:23
is the commentators they're
like, well, these cars are
2:03:26
really pushing the edges of
science. Now they suck. It was
2:03:30
amazing. And you've got it's
like there's a great video it's
2:03:34
in the show notes.
2:03:37
John C Dvorak: The then it must
cost a fortune for one of these
2:03:41
cars. Then
2:03:42
Adam Curry: CBS had quite the
story on AI in healthcare
2:03:47
because this is one of the real
world applications where it's I
2:03:50
mean, it's going to be
phenomenal. It's going to it's
2:03:53
going to you know those of you
who are pre dead it's gonna save
2:03:56
you from dying is his AI is
great Major Garrett has the
2:03:58
story.
2:03:59
Unknown: This spring, Google
unveiled a an AI overview
2:04:02
feature where answers from
Google's chatbot started to
2:04:06
appear above search results for
many health related queries,
2:04:10
just apps, and Google will do
the googling for you. sounds
2:04:14
good in theory, in practice,
there have been some glitches.
2:04:19
chatbots shared misguided
medical advice that was
2:04:22
sometimes comical, sometimes
dangerous. In the first week of
2:04:26
this new tools use one user said
Google AI gave her tips for what
2:04:31
to do if you get bitten by a
rattlesnake that included
2:04:34
sucking out the venom that
advice if followed could be
2:04:38
lethal. The AI technology also
gave advice on how to get a
2:04:42
week's old baby to eat their
vegetables. Physicians say
2:04:46
infants should not eat solid
food until after six months of
2:04:50
age. Google AI even recommended
eating quote at least one small
2:04:55
rock per day unquote, to
increase vitamin and mineral
2:04:59
intake That advice was lifted
from an article in the onion, a
2:05:03
well known satirical website.
Google says it has limited
2:05:07
inclusion of satire and humor
sites and overviews and removed
2:05:11
ones that for the wrong reason
went viral oh
2:05:14
Adam Curry: so from now on all
AI is going to be humorless Well
2:05:18
that's no good
2:05:19
John C Dvorak: well, you know
you can't stop this because a
2:05:21
lot you know, the Babylon B.
Nowadays the onion it used to be
2:05:26
this way, but not as much but
take the onion, the Babylon B,
2:05:29
they are symbolically viruses.
Yeah, that get into the model
2:05:36
and screw it up and kill it, or
make you give you tips like
2:05:39
eating a rock. That this is an
interesting little twist. No, it
2:05:44
gets better a Google Sam by the
way, a lot of the Babylon B and
2:05:47
onion stuff is posted out
everywhere. Yeah, you can block
2:05:53
those two sites. But this
doesn't mean they're not out
2:05:57
there. I mean, I always I use a
Babylon B piece every so often
2:05:59
in my main section of the
newsletter, who
2:06:02
Adam Curry: in their right mind
thought it would be a good idea
2:06:04
to use the internet as your
input source.
2:06:07
John C Dvorak: Commodity with a
low budget. A Google
2:06:10
spokesperson
2:06:11
Unknown: tells CBS News for
health queries, we've always had
2:06:14
strong quality and safety
guardrails in place including
2:06:17
disclaimers that remind people
that it's important to seek out
2:06:20
expert advice, but not all of
it. CBS News confirmed that some
2:06:25
health misinformation persists
on the tool queries about
2:06:30
introducing solid foods to
infants under six months old,
2:06:33
still returned tips in late June
when we tested it searches on
2:06:37
the health benefits of dubious
wellness trends like detoxes or
2:06:41
drinking raw milk included
debunked claims Oh, no.
2:06:46
John C Dvorak: Oh, they put the
raw milk propaganda in their
2:06:50
Adam Curry: propaganda and more
propaganda what that's about?
2:06:53
Yeah, well, let's continue
despite
2:06:54
Unknown: the quirks and outright
errors, many healthcare leaders
2:06:57
remain optimistic about AI
chatbots. In the long run, I
2:07:01
think these technologies are
going to do us a lot of good.
2:07:03
One
2:07:04
of them is Dr. Nigam Shaw, chief
data scientist at Stanford
2:07:07
healthcare.
2:07:08
When Google Search came around,
everybody was like panicking
2:07:10
that you know, his patients will
self diagnose, and there'll be
2:07:13
all hell break loose didn't
happen. Same thing will go
2:07:16
through that phase with
chatbots. That yes, of course,
2:07:18
the new ones that are not fully
formed will make mistakes, and a
2:07:21
couple of them will be bad. But
by and large, having information
2:07:25
at your disposal when there's no
other option is a good thing.
2:07:29
Adam Curry: I mean, just wait
until these chat bots start
2:07:33
sucking up their own advice and
putting that into the model. I
2:07:37
mean, I predict right now, help
desk humans will be a big and
2:07:46
good paying job in the future.
People who actually know what's
2:07:51
going on in the company, not
just reading a script. And it
2:07:56
will be the differentiator with
being named what company people
2:08:02
choose. I can predict it right
now.
2:08:05
John C Dvorak: It's not I don't
know how much of a prediction it
2:08:07
is because it's been proven to
be the case. Generally speaking,
2:08:12
from the days of was that word
processor that was bought by
2:08:16
somebody else, it was
WordPerfect WordPerfect. The
2:08:20
word processor does your back in
the 80s, I guess, late 80s was
2:08:26
always word star. Yeah. And then
there was other ones zire,
2:08:30
right. And there's a bunch of
these different word processors,
2:08:32
but WordPerfect came along, I
think it's not a Utah with the
2:08:35
thesis that customer service,
real customer service where you
2:08:39
could call them up if you had
any issues at all with
2:08:43
formatting or anything else. And
they had banks of people made
2:08:47
started to make WordPerfect the
number one word processor, not
2:08:52
because it was the best by any
means. It wasn't as far as I'm
2:08:56
concerned. And never but it was
had the best customer service
2:08:59
was real people who would talk
to you. And it was very
2:09:02
appealing. And I think you're
dead. Right? This is what's
2:09:06
missing. You know, you call
these things these machines up
2:09:09
and they walk you through a
bunch of bull crap to get into a
2:09:13
person to talk to as it's
annoying, dude, whether you
2:09:17
could just cut to the chase. I
know. Not understanding the
2:09:21
mechanism here necessarily known
fact. You know
2:09:25
Adam Curry: what's also
annoying? Is these political
2:09:28
text messages. I don't get him.
I just got it. JD Vance.
2:09:34
Emergency Broadcast to Deep
State raised over a quarter of a
2:09:37
billion dollars for Kamala, my
emergency response link stopped
2:09:41
to end. Brother. Oh,
2:09:45
John C Dvorak: that's no good.
Adam,
2:09:46
Adam Curry: can I give you a
call? It's Donald Trump. I need
2:09:49
your endorsement for the first
presidential debate. Oh, that
2:09:51
was June 28. Sorry. That's the
same same number. Oh my god. I
2:09:56
mean, they you do start to end
and they just text From a
2:10:00
different number it never stops.
Anyway, back to Major Garrett,
2:10:03
last clip for him. Hi, I'm
Sarah. This
2:10:06
Unknown: is the World Health
Organization's chatbot Sara.
2:10:10
Sara pulls information from the
World Health Organization and
2:10:13
trusted partners. How can I
lower my risk of heart attack
2:10:17
focus on a balanced diet,
regular exercise,
2:10:20
but managing stress.
2:10:22
Advocates of chatbots are quick
to say that physicians like bots
2:10:26
can make mistakes. Estimates
vary, but a 2022 study by the
2:10:31
Department of Health and Human
Services found up to 2% of
2:10:35
emergency room patients each
year may have suffered harm from
2:10:38
a misdiagnosis with the right
design and oversight. Ai
2:10:43
chatbots might one day give
better medical advice and reach
2:10:46
more patients in need three ma
but if you are turning to an AI
2:10:50
chatbot for health advice today,
note the warning that comes with
2:10:54
Google's version. Info quality
may vary. Hey,
2:11:00
Adam Curry: that should be on
our show. No agenda, info
2:11:04
quality may vary. Info quality
may vary, but is that the end it
2:11:13
cost what is an AI query is like
10 to 30 times more expensive in
2:11:18
Compute and energy. This is a
disaster. Disaster. I love it.
2:11:28
John C Dvorak: And the result
gives us something to complain
2:11:30
about
2:11:30
Adam Curry: all the results are
in Sam Altman. It's very
2:11:36
important that we get to AGI
very complicated and I stopped
2:11:41
talking. Sam Altman did a
universal basic income pilot
2:11:50
test. Because he's convinced
that his chat to GPT will put
2:11:58
hundreds of millions of people
out of work, so we need to
2:12:01
distribute the wealth evenly.
The results are in
2:12:05
Unknown: this morning new
insight into whether a universal
2:12:07
basic income could one day be
sustainable is from a study
2:12:11
conducted by Sam Altman, the CEO
of open AI who has warned about
2:12:15
major job losses across certain
industries. As artificial
2:12:18
intelligence grows more
powerful. The
2:12:20
speed of the change that may
happen here is the part that I
2:12:22
worry about the most.
2:12:24
Altman study gave 1000 low
income people $1,000 per month
2:12:27
over a three year period. It was
free money, no strings attached.
2:12:31
It's something former
presidential candidate Andrew
2:12:33
Yang supported during the 2020
campaigns.
2:12:36
This would create millions of
jobs make our children and
2:12:38
families stronger, and give all
Americans a better chance to
2:12:42
transition and the economy of
the 21st century.
2:12:44
Altman's study found people
mostly spent the extra money on
2:12:47
basics such as food, rent and
transportation. The largest
2:12:50
increase in their spending was
to help family and friends with
2:12:53
their bills. Many people also
put money in the bank. On
2:12:56
average with the extra money
they worked about one hour less
2:12:59
per week, the research was
conducted amid concerns that
2:13:02
artificial intelligence will
eventually make millions of jobs
2:13:05
obsolete, leaving many people
scrambling to find new ways to
2:13:08
make a living
2:13:09
with every great technological
revolution in human history.
2:13:12
Although it has been true that
the jobs change a lot. Some jobs
2:13:15
even go away. And I'm sure we'll
see a lot of that here.
2:13:18
Critics dismissed the idea of a
universal basic income as
2:13:20
unAmerican, comparing it to
socialism, saying it would lead
2:13:24
to dependency and suffocate
innovation in the economy. But
2:13:27
tech industry titans including
Elon Musk, Twitter, co founder
2:13:30
Jack Dorsey, and the so called
godfather of artificial
2:13:33
intelligence, Geoffrey Hinton
support it.
2:13:35
I'm very worried about AI taking
over lots of mundane jobs. And
2:13:43
that should be a good thing.
It's going to lead to a big
2:13:45
increase in productivity, which
leads to a big increase in
2:13:48
wealth. And if that wealth was
equally distributed, that will
2:13:51
be great. So
2:13:53
Adam Curry: they're all full of
crap. It doesn't lead to more
2:13:55
productivity people work less.
Yeah, I have free money. I don't
2:14:00
think I'll take a day off. This
is dumb. Sam Altman, I got to
2:14:07
work on that.
2:14:10
John C Dvorak: My year Gagnaire.
Like getting close.
2:14:12
Adam Curry: Like every tech
innovation. There's always not
2:14:15
always
2:14:16
John C Dvorak: a lot of gravel.
Yeah, often time away jobs.
2:14:21
Adam Curry: Very, we need
regulation to protect the
2:14:23
incumbents. And I have a plug in
hybrid that costs $30 million.
2:14:27
I'm Sam Altman.
2:14:29
John C Dvorak: Plug in a hybrid,
which is what that thing is.
2:14:34
Adam Curry: This is no good. I
can't wait for the collapse.
2:14:37
John C Dvorak: Oh, there's no
collapse. Yes. All right. It's
2:14:39
coming. What do we have? Oh, I
2:14:44
Adam Curry: have actually, I
have a little mini series here.
2:14:50
This is about the pharmacy
benefit managers. This is
2:14:56
something that you A Trump
worked on you remember that? He
2:15:02
says I'm getting rid of these
guys in the middle. The end he
2:15:05
said a lot of people not gonna
like it not gonna like what I'm
2:15:08
doing not gonna like it. You
remember that? No. Oh, well this
2:15:14
is the problem when people say
why is it so expensive in
2:15:18
America? Why is drugs so
expensive? Well here are let me
2:15:26
see three clips to from CNBC.
The first was NBC because there
2:15:30
was a hearing on the Hill about
the pharmacy benefit managers
2:15:36
who are the middlemen who jack
up the prices
2:15:38
Unknown: tonight the powerful
middlemen managing prescription
2:15:41
drug access for millions of
Americans grilled on Capitol
2:15:45
Hill,
2:15:45
people are dying because they
can't afford their medication.
2:15:48
And you all are part of the
problem. pharmacy
2:15:51
benefit managers or PBMs are
responsible for negotiating
2:15:55
pharmacy prices with drug
manufacturers. They're being
2:15:58
accused of profiting by
inflating drug costs and
2:16:01
squeezing Main Street pharmacies
impacting patients. One survey
2:16:05
shows nearly three in 10
Americans have rationed or
2:16:08
skipped doses of prescribed
medicines due to high costs,
2:16:12
your
2:16:12
setting dramatically different
prices for some medications
2:16:15
across the country. If
2:16:16
you're not delivering an outcome
to the people who use it. How
2:16:21
long do you all think you're
gonna have a job?
2:16:23
During the heated and
complicated bipartisan hearing?
2:16:26
Adam Curry: I feel like the more
I hear the less I understand.
2:16:29
Democratic Congressman
2:16:30
Unknown: ro Khanna pointed to
the case of a 10 year old girl
2:16:33
who he says needed HUMIRA to
treat her juvenile arthritis,
2:16:37
but was denied for six months.
But while her arthritis got
2:16:41
worse,
2:16:41
they were saying that the doctor
needed to prescribe something
2:16:44
cheaper. Can you make a
commitment today that you'll
2:16:46
privilege the doctor's
recommendation over the
2:16:50
bureaucracies recommendation?
2:16:52
As a physician, I hope you
understand this. We value our
2:16:55
partnership with physicians,
executives
2:16:57
from the three largest PBMs
responsible for managing access
2:17:00
to nearly 80% of all
prescription drugs in the US
2:17:04
pushed back on allegations they
drive up prices. Last year
2:17:08
alone, we saved our clients $64
billion. They blame brand
2:17:11
manufacturers who they say
raised drug costs up to 60%.
2:17:15
It's hard
2:17:16
work to keep those costs down on
patients and clients.
2:17:18
Adam Curry: So that was very
cagey report from NBC knowing of
2:17:23
course that they don't really
want to bite the hand that feeds
2:17:26
them, but they still had to
report on it. As CNBC got a
2:17:30
little bit closer and start off
with the explanation that what
2:17:34
these guys really do. They just
sit in the middle and they just
2:17:37
drive up the cost the FTC
2:17:39
John C Dvorak: issuing an
interim report and its two year
2:17:41
probe into the big pharmacy
benefit middlemen was some
2:17:45
damning conclusion. So we were
right all along middlemen person
2:17:50
comes joins us now it's more
2:17:51
Unknown: they Bertha. Hey, Joe,
2:17:52
the FTC is interim report argues
that pharmacy benefit managers
2:17:56
PBMs have gotten too big and
points to the ways that these
2:17:59
middlemen allegedly inflate drug
prices allegedly or profits,
2:18:03
like the treatment of specialty
drugs, high cost or complex
2:18:06
drugs to treat special
conditions. It outlines how the
2:18:09
Big Three PBM CVS Caremark,
Cygnus Express Scripts, and
2:18:13
UnitedHealth optim have amped up
their sales growth by
2:18:17
designating more and more drugs
and specialty pharmaceuticals,
2:18:20
which they then make patients
buy at their preferred
2:18:24
pharmacies. One example the
report highlights the price of
2:18:27
the generic version of cancer
drug Gleevec to treat leukemia
2:18:30
generic and 2022 PBM preferred
pharmacies were reimbursed
2:18:34
$2,700 a month for the drugs 40
times the net cost of $66. And
2:18:40
the report cites a quote from a
PBM rep admitting to a
2:18:44
consultant that they'd actually
designed their plan to, quote
2:18:47
aggressively steer customers to
home delivery, where the generic
2:18:51
cost is 200 times higher, over
$19,000 Amazon non preferred
2:18:57
outlets like Costco which
customers might not go know to
2:19:01
go to charge $97.
2:19:04
Adam Curry: So now that they're
just reading the report, but if
2:19:07
you really want to get the full
insight on how it works, you got
2:19:11
to go to the One and Only Mr.
Big Pharma himself, who of
2:19:14
course sees the cutting out of
the middlemen only benefiting
2:19:18
his employers, mainly Pfizer.
Scott
2:19:22
Unknown: Gottlieb problem is
that the way that the
2:19:24
discounting happens in the
marketplace right now, we've
2:19:26
talked about this before, is to
back into rebates. So what
2:19:30
happens is the PBMs negotiate
with the drug makers to extract
2:19:34
discounts. Those discounts are
paid in the form of rebates that
2:19:37
are paid after the transaction
takes place. So if you're a
2:19:40
patient, you go to the pharmacy,
and there's $1,000 medication
2:19:44
and medications listed $1,000
list price. So take for example,
2:19:47
the weight loss drugs that we've
talked about. The PBM might
2:19:50
negotiate with the drug maker
for a $500 rebate on that drug.
2:19:54
But when you're at the pharmacy
counter, you're going to pay
2:19:56
$1,000 and your insurance
insurance gonna pay $1,000 So if
2:19:59
you have a 20 percent copay on
the medicine, your copay is
2:20:01
going to be $200. Now later,
perhaps six months later, the
2:20:05
drug maker will pay a $500
rebate back to the insurance
2:20:08
company. So the actual cost to
the insurance company was $500.
2:20:12
What the drug maker got paid was
$500. But the patient paid at
2:20:15
the pharmacy counter was $200.
And those rebates when they go
2:20:19
back to the insurance company,
the insurance company typically
2:20:22
doesn't give it back to the
patient, what they do is use all
2:20:24
those rebates collectively, to
pay down the cost of the
2:20:27
premiums. And so there's heavy
discounting in the marketplace
2:20:30
driven by the PBMs. But those
discounts aren't always flowing
2:20:33
back to the patients who are out
of pocket for the cost and
2:20:35
medications. Now, some PBMs like
CVS, and others have launched
2:20:39
initiatives to try to get the
rebates back to the patient at
2:20:43
the pharmacy counter through
their true cost initiative and
2:20:45
other other PBMs are doing this.
But employers who are ultimately
2:20:49
responsible for setting those
contracts, they like the rebates
2:20:53
because it allows them to offset
the costs in their
2:20:56
administration of their health
benefit. So they don't often
2:20:59
engage in the contract. So the
PBM is where the rebates would
2:21:01
go back to the patient and
that's the problem.
2:21:04
Adam Curry: What a scam
2:21:07
John C Dvorak: unbeliever thinks
a giant scam. Yeah.
2:21:11
Adam Curry: So it's yes, it's a
giant scam. This is really
2:21:16
John C Dvorak: outrageous. It is
designed to gouge the American
2:21:19
public. Yep. Yeah.
2:21:24
Adam Curry: So that's why it's
so expensive because we're being
2:21:26
scammed. Surprise, bringing
meaning.
2:21:34
John C Dvorak: All right, well,
thank you for that. You're
2:21:35
welcome. Uplifting report. Well,
it's
2:21:39
Adam Curry: this is information
quality may vary.
2:21:46
John C Dvorak: Here's an old
Kamla Harris clip. Oh, brother,
2:21:49
we're going back to her. Well,
just for this clip. No, and I'm
2:21:53
gonna save this clip. Nevermind.
2:21:56
Adam Curry: I know what it is
play it because then I can play
2:21:58
something else.
2:22:00
John C Dvorak: That has to do
with Kamala Harris. Oh, yeah.
2:22:02
With this particular clip. This
is what this is. You're gonna
2:22:08
get she's got so many things out
there that she said that are so
2:22:11
stupid. Yeah, that is gonna
they're gonna pile them up. And
2:22:15
they're gonna, you know, they.
It's ridiculous. And this is one
2:22:18
example. When
2:22:19
Unknown: we invest in clean
energy and electric vehicles and
2:22:23
reduce population. More of our
children can breathe clean air
2:22:28
and drink clean water. This
2:22:30
Adam Curry: is the reduced
population Gaff? Or did she mean
2:22:34
Oh, it
2:22:34
John C Dvorak: wasn't a gap.
What would be the get what was
2:22:37
she? What was she trying to
save? She didn't say renews. Now
2:22:40
she alleges she means that
2:22:42
Adam Curry: we need to reduce
population through I guess,
2:22:45
women's health care. I'm not
sure what she means. Because
2:22:48
that's all I can conclude from
it. Like, hey, if we stop babies
2:22:52
from being born, that's reducing
the population. That's that's
2:22:54
part of her agenda. It is And
right on cue when it comes to
2:22:59
climate change. As
2:23:01
Unknown: soon as one climate
record is broken, another
2:23:03
startling one comes to take its
place. According to the EU
2:23:07
climate monitor the Copernicus
climate change service, July 21,
2:23:12
was the hottest day on the
planet. since records began
2:23:14
being kept in 1940. The global
average air temperature was
2:23:18
17.15 degrees Celsius, or 62.87
degrees Fahrenheit. But then
2:23:25
heat record was broken the very
following day, making July 22,
2:23:29
the warmest ever and it's not
just the day to day that's
2:23:32
ringing alarm bells. It's the
wider trend since June 2023.
2:23:36
Every single month has broken
the previous year's record, with
2:23:40
Copernicus calling this 13 month
streak of unprecedented
2:23:44
temperatures. truly staggering,
staggering. Climate watchdogs
2:23:47
fear that the frequency of such
records could desensitize people
2:23:51
to the very real and alarming
effects of climate change. Even
2:23:55
if in the moment the heat is not
easily ignored. Via the current
2:24:00
wildfires in North America. Heat
warnings in China typhoons in
2:24:04
Taiwan, or blistering heat waves
in Southern and Eastern Europe.
2:24:08
Climate change is making extreme
weather come earlier with
2:24:11
increased frequency and making
it last longer.
2:24:15
Adam Curry: So Copernicus in in
the EU, which is now the new one
2:24:20
that everyone cites who are just
a bunch of liars, well, not
2:24:23
really, since records were had
been kept in 1945. Really? I
2:24:29
mean, I'm looking here at and
it's in the show notes, photos
2:24:33
from 1911 New York, people
struggling in deadly heatwave.
2:24:38
So I guess someone had a record
of it, where it was 100 degrees
2:24:43
a
2:24:43
John C Dvorak: convenient time
to start.
2:24:46
Adam Curry: Correct. And this
2:24:48
John C Dvorak: is a convenient
truth. And you
2:24:51
Adam Curry: know, so here's
people passed out in Battery
2:24:54
Park. People swimming in the
fountain at Madison Square
2:25:00
airpark free shower baths for
horses only because the horses
2:25:06
were falling dead. I mean, we've
had this in the past terrific,
2:25:12
here we go what is this? This is
from 1911 Terrific heat claims
2:25:17
35 more victims 15 drowned in
waters around the city. Because
2:25:22
you know people are trying to
cool down in as the beautiful
2:25:27
pictures, it's all black and
white and just see everyone's
2:25:30
just like, oh my god, it's so
hot, and then all passed out.
2:25:34
Battery Park is the best.
2:25:36
John C Dvorak: We got a report
that kind of agrees with your
2:25:41
bull crap. Yeah, this is the
this is a twofer. This
2:25:45
particular clip. This is about
the 2030 Olympics. And it turns
2:25:49
out according to these people,
that they're having trouble
2:25:52
finding places to do the Winter
Olympics because of climate
2:25:55
change.
2:25:56
Unknown: The International
Olympic Committee has approved
2:25:58
the French Alps as host of the
2030 Winter Games. As NPRs Becky
2:26:03
Sullivan reports from Paris, the
bid is still subject to approval
2:26:07
by the next French Prime
Minister, France was the only
2:26:11
country to bid for the 2030
Winter Games. It's big calls for
2:26:14
some events to be held at ski
resorts in the Alps and others
2:26:17
like figure skating to be held
at arenas in Nice. The vote
2:26:21
comes as finding host cities for
the Winter Games has grown more
2:26:23
challenging. Climate change has
shrunk the number of realistic
2:26:27
hosts. French President Emmanuel
Macron said Wednesday that
2:26:30
France is committed to
continuing the tradition. We do
2:26:33
believe in the future of Winter
Games. We do believe in the
2:26:37
future. The
2:26:39
2030 games he said could
represent a new sustainable
2:26:42
model for how the Winter
Olympics could look going
2:26:44
forward. If the bid is approved
this fall by the new French
2:26:47
Prime Minister, Becky Sullivan,
NPR News, Paris.
2:26:51
Adam Curry: I don't much care of
do believe I don't care much for
2:26:53
any of the agenda but just for
President Trump calling out the
2:26:59
green hoax. It's worth it. Stop
this nonsense this boondoggle
2:27:06
this. sigh up this this
gaslighting. It's
2:27:12
John C Dvorak: been going on
just amazing how long has gone
2:27:14
on since before? I mean, it
broke down at climate gate,
2:27:18
which we covered extensively.
Yes. On the show. 16. Yeah. And
2:27:23
it just keeps going even with
that involved even with the
2:27:26
fakery and the bull crap and the
phony baloney numbers and
2:27:29
everybody who's spots the flaws.
Never just keeps going with for
2:27:34
some
2:27:34
Adam Curry: reason it was 78
degrees yesterday here. And
2:27:38
maybe the hottest day on record,
but Texas is beautiful. We got a
2:27:41
great summer here. So no, and
then okay, this this is a
2:27:48
topper, a topper of all
nonsense. It's not
2:27:52
Unknown: just daylight savings.
The Mesa days feel longer and
2:27:54
new research is showing that
climate change is actually
2:27:57
having an impact on the length
of our days. The National
2:27:59
Academy of Sciences says that
ice sheets melting at the
2:28:01
Earth's poles are redistributing
the mass of the planet's
2:28:05
surface. Water from the ice is
now moving toward the equator,
2:28:09
slowing the rotation of the
earth and resulting in
2:28:12
milliseconds being added to
every day. experts worry if that
2:28:18
increase continues. It'll
eventually impact how we measure
2:28:21
time.
2:28:23
Oh, police
2:28:28
winds
2:28:30
Adam Curry: the days are getting
longer because of climate
2:28:33
change. This charge go into our
job to buy battery Margaret. We
2:28:39
I don't want to ruin our days.
This unbelievable. There's a lot
2:28:44
of bullcrap news, I got a couple
of me just to roll them out
2:28:49
researchers
2:28:50
Unknown: from meals, Waldo
cruise foundation tested 13
2:28:53
sharpnose. Sharks, small species
little threats to humans who run
2:28:57
the waters off Rio de Janeiro.
All 13 were found to have high
2:29:01
levels of cocaine in their
system. In fact, concentrations
2:29:05
were up to 100 times higher than
previously reported in other
2:29:09
aquatic creatures, which
researchers say is having a
2:29:12
harmful impacts on the eyesight,
hunting skills, and overall life
2:29:16
expectancy.
2:29:18
Adam Curry: What I find so odd
is that shark week ended two
2:29:22
weeks ago on Discovery Channel.
All of this stuff is coming
2:29:26
late. Can't you can't do shark
stories after shark week is
2:29:30
over.
2:29:31
John C Dvorak: I'm all in with
you. Absolutely they dislike
2:29:35
these latest stories that came
in because of the Trump shooting
2:29:39
and in the CrowdStrike issues
and pushed off the stories but
2:29:44
they feel obliged like I do with
some of the clips. I've just
2:29:47
been playing a good point. The
clip out of the way.
2:29:51
Adam Curry: I haven't I haven't
asked JCD Oh, that's rare. Yes,
2:29:56
I haven't asked JCD and I'm
going to give you the question.
2:30:00
First, a seventh grader from
Bell Elementary School spelled
2:30:03
it out this afternoon to secure
her spot at the Scripps
2:30:05
Unknown: National Spelling Bee
2:30:06
Better you than me. She
2:30:08
competed against dozens of other
kids at the citywide Spelling
2:30:11
Bee championship. Okay.
2:30:14
Adam Curry: Even though the host
of this television news program
2:30:17
cannot even spell it or
pronounce the word himself. What
2:30:21
do you think the winning word
was? For this young child to go
2:30:25
to the National Spelling Bee?
What word would you put out
2:30:30
there into the spelling bee? As
a winning question
2:30:35
John C Dvorak: antidisestablishmentarianism.
2:30:39
Adam Curry: Not even close.
2:30:40
Unknown: The winning word was a
noun mio chi
2:30:44
carditis
2:30:46
I was so close
2:30:48
Adam Curry: myocarditis who
would have thought
2:30:55
John C Dvorak: and they couldn't
pronounce it.
2:30:57
Adam Curry: Isn't that weird
though? What a word to choose.
2:31:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah, wonder why
2:31:05
Adam Curry: more gaslighting,
more gaslighting. It's all
2:31:09
here's
2:31:10
John C Dvorak: an interesting
story. This is about the
2:31:11
atheists talked about this the
other day about the drones but
2:31:14
here's an ATC do you know about
the air traffic controllers
2:31:17
having now they finally getting
rest.
2:31:22
Adam Curry: They don't deserve
it. They can smoke weed on their
2:31:24
break.
2:31:25
Unknown: Another airport public
safety issue is being resolved
2:31:28
air traffic controllers will be
getting longer rest breaks
2:31:31
between shifts. The
2:31:33
Federal Aviation Administration
announced longer rest breaks for
2:31:37
air traffic tower workers. A
scientific panel assess the risk
2:31:40
of fatigue and recommended 10 to
12 hours between shifts in the
2:31:44
2025 contract agreement between
the FAA and the national air
2:31:49
traffic controllers Association
tower workers will get 10 hours
2:31:53
off between shifts. Those who
work at midnight will have 12
2:31:57
hours off before and after the
shift. The agreement also
2:32:01
includes fewer in successive
overtime assignments. Union
2:32:05
chief rich Santa says air
traffic controller fatigue has
2:32:08
been an issue for years. He
believes the New Deal quote will
2:32:12
begin to provide relief to the
understaffed workforce. The FAA
2:32:17
has already had to reduce the
number of flights in New York
2:32:20
and Florida because of the lack
of controllers to help ease the
2:32:24
shortage. FAA administrator Mike
Whittaker says the agency plans
2:32:28
to hire no more than 1500
controllers this year. That was
2:32:33
Adam Curry: always the plan. If
you recall, we have quite a few
2:32:37
air traffic controllers to do
amongst our producing audience.
2:32:41
And what I've understood from
them is all right, they just
2:32:44
want more money to hire people.
They just want more money. And
2:32:48
they will check in with me again
of course and let us know if
2:32:52
that is still true. But yeah,
congratulations, more money for
2:32:56
everybody longer breaks, get a
vacation. I'm happy for them.
2:33:00
Who's gonna argue about no one's
going to argue about that more
2:33:03
dei hires is going to be
dynamite. Well, that'll
2:33:05
John C Dvorak: be the issue.
2:33:07
Adam Curry: That's the next
issue. Dame Christina Pearl, who
2:33:11
is one of our many flight
attendants. She is I think 27
2:33:15
years with Southwest sent me
this very, very sad for her
2:33:19
happy because she likes it. I'm
very sad about this particular
2:33:23
news item.
2:33:24
Unknown: A huge shift and over
50 years say goodbye to
2:33:27
Southwest's open seating. Are
you kidding me the airline
2:33:30
announcing this morning is
getting rid of it and will offer
2:33:33
extra legroom seats starting
next year. It will also start
2:33:37
overnight flights in February.
This is the airline's faces
2:33:41
mounting pressure to increase
revenue
2:33:43
and that's one of the appeals
2:33:45
of Southwest
2:33:46
democratic approach. Oh, but
2:33:50
I can't imagine
2:33:52
you have to train for it. Yeah,
just stress and trying to get
2:33:56
into the a group of boarding you
have to like at four hours in
2:34:00
advance.
2:34:00
Yes, do it right.
2:34:02
You set an alarm on your phone
you're like please universe
2:34:05
remove
2:34:05
me today. Just like the rest Oh,
2:34:08
yes.
2:34:09
Please assign me a seat. It's
okay
2:34:11
to be like to do what's normal.
I feel like sometimes
2:34:16
he throws elbows I'm sure yeah,
2:34:20
Adam Curry: I'm very sad about
this. I love the whole southwest
2:34:23
open seating you boarding
process. I think it's a bad
2:34:26
idea. I predict the end of the
airline. This is
2:34:30
John C Dvorak: well the airline
is just gonna become another
2:34:32
another. Yeah, like everyone
else Airlines is no good. I
2:34:36
agree. I you know, the way it
used to be was a fabulous way of
2:34:41
doing it. Herb
2:34:42
Adam Curry: is rolling over in
his grave.
2:34:45
John C Dvorak: I can't it's one
of those things you know where
2:34:47
the original CEO just really
Stoli I,
2:34:50
Adam Curry: but I know why
they're doing well. I know where
2:34:52
they're doing it. I know why
they're doing it. Because, you
2:34:55
know, as we know, they run the
whole airline on a Commodore 64
2:34:59
Which is why they had No issue
during the CrowdStrike outage
2:35:03
are very little issues,
certainly not internally, they
2:35:06
have to justify the upgrade of
their systems. So the way you do
2:35:11
that as well, we're going to
change the way we do it we have
2:35:14
to do we're going to do bookings
now you can book your seat. So
2:35:17
we're gonna have to, we have to
upgrade our software, it's going
2:35:20
to be $10 billion hit to the
object don't worry about whose
2:35:24
John C Dvorak: way of making
more money this is a way of
2:35:26
losing money, they're gonna lose
money and
2:35:29
Adam Curry: it'll be $10 billion
will be some astronomical
2:35:32
amount. And probably these bean
counters who are running I would
2:35:35
say they're gonna get sold some
bill of goods on some AI booking
2:35:39
system which is gonna suck
2:35:41
John C Dvorak: Well, that'd be
great
2:35:42
Adam Curry: with chat bots that
tell you know, give you bad
2:35:46
information. I think is the end
of have a great of herbs cattle
2:35:50
car. It was a great idea. And it
also opens up an opportunity at
2:35:55
think there's a new opportunity
for a new airline that comes in
2:35:58
and does it right.
2:36:02
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I agree.
That did the model is broken. It
2:36:06
was they do this the model is
broken for Southwest now. It's
2:36:09
just another just another
airline just like everyone else
2:36:12
would probably be susceptible to
the same CrowdStrike outage as
2:36:15
everyone else.
2:36:18
Adam Curry: I have bad news for
you. Well, not really kind of
2:36:20
half bad news, but you're
probably on deck next. Christian
2:36:25
nationalism has long been
associated with white
2:36:28
evangelicals. Now, Catholics are
emerging. As some of Christian
2:36:33
nationalisms, most muscular
champions. Soon it will be
2:36:36
lapsed Catholics. Yeah.
2:36:40
John C Dvorak: Yeah. All right.
All those lapsed Catholics out
2:36:43
there. Signs a protest,
2:36:46
Adam Curry: right? Yep. Yep, old
white men. That's right. That's
2:36:49
right old white Catholics who
have lapsed, you're going to be
2:36:51
in trouble. But I say this, of
course lead into a report from
2:36:58
the Oklahoma State
Superintendent. As you recall,
2:37:02
there was quite the fractious
about requiring the Bible in
2:37:07
schools. And he listened to the
show and took our advice, John,
2:37:12
how
2:37:12
Unknown: to apply the Christian
Bible to the Oklahoma classroom
2:37:15
and a five page document sent
out by state superintendent Ryan
2:37:18
Walters Wednesday morning,
teachers now have clear steps on
2:37:20
how they're supposed to do
exactly that. This comes almost
2:37:23
a month after Walters announced
the requirement at the last
2:37:26
Board of Education meeting,
every
2:37:28
school district will adhere to
wishes that every teacher every
2:37:31
classroom state will have a
Bible in the classroom, that
2:37:35
will be teaching from the Bible
in the classroom, to ensure that
2:37:40
this historical understanding is
there for every student in the
2:37:44
state of Oklahoma,
2:37:44
Walter says there to be applied
this school year, which is just
2:37:47
weeks away for several
districts. It applies the Bible
2:37:50
towards three areas of the
classroom for upper elementary,
2:37:53
middle school and high school
levels. Those three are
2:37:56
historical contexts literary
significance, and artistic and
2:37:59
musical influence. Here's what
Walters told me two weeks ago
2:38:02
about why the Bible should be
applied in the classroom
2:38:05
in the standards, it talks about
the Mayflower Compact, it talks
2:38:07
about natural rights, it talks
about the faith of some of the
2:38:09
founders and individuals
throughout our history. Well, if
2:38:12
you don't include that in a
history curriculum and its
2:38:14
historical context, that's
academic malpractice and
2:38:18
Adam Curry: academic
malpractice. Exactly. And your
2:38:21
history lesson perfect maulin
Good idea. I think recommend me
2:38:28
John C Dvorak: it's gonna be
abused in a very negative way.
2:38:32
Adam Curry: What in schools? I
don't think so. Yeah, you'll
2:38:35
see. There's the lapsed
Catholic. Thank God. He he jumps
2:38:40
out? I don't think so. It's
gonna be by abused.
2:38:46
John C Dvorak: I mean, it will
be it will be ridiculed. Oh, no,
2:38:49
Adam Curry: of course, it will
be ridiculed. Now, of course,
2:38:51
there's separation of church and
state. No, good. We need the
2:38:55
Koran in there. See, do you have
anything I think? Oh, I did want
2:39:04
to mention one thing, because I
think you have a couple of
2:39:06
Netanyahu clips. I certainly
have one I have one. Well, let's
2:39:11
play your clip. And then I have
some thoughts on the overview
2:39:13
John C Dvorak: clip from NTD.
2:39:15
Unknown: Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a
2:39:18
joint session of Congress for
the fourth time today, the first
2:39:21
foreign leader ever to do so. He
thanked the US for its support
2:39:25
and made the case for why the US
should keep supplying Israel
2:39:29
with tools to fight Hamas. Some
lawmakers including Vice
2:39:32
President Kamala Harris chose
not to attend while others
2:39:35
showed strong support for
Netanyahu. And while Netanyahu
2:39:39
delivered his address protesters
took to the streets surrounding
2:39:43
the Capitol. Both pro Palestine
protesters and pro Israel
2:39:46
counter protesters swarmed the
area with some demanding
2:39:50
Netanyahu is arrest and others
demanding the immediate release
2:39:54
of hostages held by Hamas. Yeah,
I
2:39:57
Adam Curry: have a similar
version from CBS
2:40:01
Unknown: 1000s of raucous
protesters converging at the
2:40:04
capitol this afternoon some
burning an American flag. It's
2:40:07
peaceful protests and an effigy
of Prime Minister Netanyahu.
2:40:12
Inside the Capitol, the Israeli
leader took them on
2:40:15
yet incredibly Mandi, many anti
Israel protesters. Many choose
2:40:21
to stand with evil. They stand
with Hamas,
2:40:25
who urged the joint meeting of
Congress to continue backing the
2:40:28
war and his country's efforts to
free the hostages. Though he's
2:40:31
been unable to reach a ceasefire
deal to bring them home.
2:40:34
We're not only protecting
ourselves, we're protecting you.
2:40:38
Netanyahu compared the October 7
attack to Pearl Harbor and
2:40:41
argued enemies of America,
including Iran have targeted
2:40:44
Israel with sights set on the
US.
2:40:47
Our fight is your fight, and our
victory will be your victory.
2:40:54
He defended his nation's
prosecution of the war as the
2:40:57
death toll nears 40,000 many
civilians and Gaza faces extreme
2:41:01
food shortages.
2:41:02
If there are Palestinians in
Gaza who aren't getting enough
2:41:05
food. It's not because Israel is
blocking it. It's because Hamas
2:41:09
is stealing it.
2:41:10
political tensions pulsed
through the audience, Michigan
2:41:13
Democrat Rasheeda to leave held
a sign which read war criminal,
2:41:17
I will not rest. Dozens of
congressional Democrats
2:41:20
boycotted the address. I
2:41:21
think it's important not to
legitimize a leader who has
2:41:26
attacked democracy, as
2:41:28
Netanyahu who spoke protesters
in Tel Aviv, booed his speech
2:41:31
has played live on television.
2:41:35
Adam Curry: So his main theme
was, hey, I'm really protecting
2:41:39
you. So there's, you know, you
don't have to have your boots on
2:41:41
the ground here. Of course, he
had a nice little joke about the
2:41:45
gays for Gaza. Some
2:41:47
Unknown: of these protesters
hold up signs proclaiming gays
2:41:51
for Gaza. They might as well
hold up signs saying chickens
2:41:54
for KFC,
2:41:56
Adam Curry: I was good. I was
pretty good. It was a little
2:42:01
disturbing, though, to see the
destruction of property spray
2:42:06
painting monuments,
2:42:08
John C Dvorak: which is just as
illegal as a felony, but they
2:42:11
don't do anything about it.
2:42:12
Adam Curry: No. And they're just
like walking around like, Oh,
2:42:14
it's okay. I can just I can just
spray paint Gaza, Gaza. They
2:42:19
took down American flags, burn
them and then hoisted
2:42:22
Palestinian flags, which there
may be some something about
2:42:25
that. That's not entirely legal.
But here's what I think will
2:42:29
happen. You know, Trump is
receiving net not Netanyahu at
2:42:34
Mar a Lago on Friday. He also
sent out on truth, social. A
2:42:41
very nice note he got from
Muhammad Abbas, from the ages of
2:42:46
the Palestinian Authority,
President of the Palestinian
2:42:49
Authority that said, hey,
Donald, sorry about the
2:42:53
assassination. Glad you're okay.
And he put on his with Big Magic
2:42:56
Marker Mahmoud. It's okay. It's
all gonna be good. See you soon
2:43:00
best Donald. I predict an
October surprise which may come
2:43:07
early. If I think that Trump
will negotiate a peace deal, it
2:43:17
will be recognized as his deal
violation
2:43:21
John C Dvorak: of the Logan Act
2:43:25
Adam Curry: either by Netanyahu
or a boss or both. And I think
2:43:30
this is a huge Gambit. He's
going to play. I don't know if
2:43:32
he's going to do it earlier than
October. But this would be the
2:43:35
one I mean, and he'll get some
hostages back. I mean, boy,
2:43:38
Reagan, anybody. Hey, let's get
the hostages back. I can see it,
2:43:44
you can just see it see his mind
thinking I can I can make Bibi
2:43:49
stop doing this. I can make my
move to hand over some hostages.
2:43:54
John C Dvorak: But first, I
think the meaning is going to be
2:43:57
to get assurance that the war
goes past the Democratic
2:44:02
National Convention. Yes.
2:44:04
Adam Curry: I mean, of course,
we've got to don't want to do
2:44:07
that. Oh, no, no, no, we don't
want to do that. No, of course
2:44:09
not.
2:44:11
John C Dvorak: So there'll be a
nice riot in Chicago. And a lot
2:44:15
of heads cracked by the well,
the Chicago Police, as brutal as
2:44:19
they were in 1968. But it still
should be a lot of destruction.
2:44:24
Adam Curry: Now, let's see, the
Logan Act criminalizes
2:44:27
negotiation of a dispute between
the United States and a foreign
2:44:31
government by an unauthorized
American citizen. So I don't
2:44:35
think it pertains to that point.
So you know, yelling, the Logan
2:44:39
Act may not work in that case.
2:44:41
John C Dvorak: They're yelling
it already.
2:44:42
Adam Curry: Well, they're wrong
because we're not agree. We have
2:44:46
no, I
2:44:46
John C Dvorak: didn't realize it
had to involve US policy. Not
2:44:50
just involve US policy, not
necessarily us involved.
2:44:53
Adam Curry: Well, we just heard
from the President that America
2:44:56
is not any worse. Yeah, so he's
right. When he said and Zelinsky
2:45:01
is also already talking, yeah,
well, we've got to cope with the
2:45:05
peace plan. Do you see that
mean? It's very funny to mean,
2:45:10
that looks like the the alert
screen of Joe Biden cell phone.
2:45:15
And it has missed call, like 52
missed calls from Zelinsky. And
2:45:20
then he texts. Let me see I have
it here. And he texts. Hey, I'm
2:45:26
still gonna get my money, right.
I'm really worried.
2:45:29
John C Dvorak: I just see that.
2:45:30
Adam Curry: I'm scared. Please
answer. Yeah. That's fantastic.
2:45:36
Yeah. Yeah.
2:45:37
John C Dvorak: I'm glad you're
warming up to the memes.
2:45:40
Adam Curry: I think what?
2:45:42
John C Dvorak: I'm sorry, I
thought I was gonna say I think
2:45:44
they're going to be a major part
of the upcoming presidential
2:45:47
campaign.
2:45:48
Adam Curry: Just say it again. I
think I'm glad you're warming up
2:45:51
to the memes.
2:45:52
John C Dvorak: I'm glad you're
warming up to the memes.
2:45:55
Unknown: I'm going to show my
load by Jonah.
2:45:58
Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
2:46:08
Adam Curry: made up for my my
Linda Lou patcon. That gaff
2:46:11
earlier Yeah. Nice. Nice and
slick, John slick, slick, slick,
2:46:15
slick. Yeah.
2:46:16
John C Dvorak: Okay. All right.
Everybody can edit that you can
2:46:18
edit that out sound like a
winner. sounds smooth as silk.
2:46:22
Hola.
2:46:23
Adam Curry: Let me set a marker.
Yeah, that'd be great. We'll
2:46:25
see. No one will ever know the
difference. We love our
2:46:31
producers. We don't have
listeners. We don't have fans.
2:46:34
No. In fact, we definitely don't
have fans. We have people who
2:46:38
literally don't have fans,
people who like producing the
2:46:41
show. And they do it in three
ways time, talent, treasure.
2:46:45
We're going to be thanking
people to organize meetups and a
2:46:48
little bit but also the people
who came in over $50 John is
2:46:51
going to take us through the
list. It's not too long.
2:46:54
John C Dvorak: No, it's actually
quite short. It's surprising,
2:46:57
Michael. But is it Han re
honoree Henry? Not sure. This is
2:47:03
Sarasota he'll know how to
pronounce it. 105 35 Chelsea
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Britton in Pleasant prairie
Wisconsin 105 35 That those are
2:47:12
$100 donations that with the
fees added? Yeah, guessing.
2:47:15
Right. So that's how much you're
paying. If it was $100 Check or
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cents max. And that's after a
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we encourage you to send checks
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Adam Curry: to no agenda
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2:47:42
John C Dvorak: En field calm I'm
sorry Chelsea Britton in
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Pleasant prairie, Wisconsin,
which is very pleasant place
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10535 E and field 100. Justin, a
Henty I guess in bald
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Baldwinsville New York 100. He
says no agenda is replaced with
2:48:03
all the other news sources and
podcasts for me. Right yeah.
2:48:08
Chris berry in Lincoln, Calif.
Lincoln, California. He would
2:48:12
know there was a Lincoln
California okay 100. Milton,
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come on. There we go. Sorry. The
cursor was right over his last
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name mais in Covington,
Louisiana. 100 Joe Rogan
2:48:27
donation. Heather Smith in
Portland, Oregon. 808 as a happy
2:48:33
birthday call to our smokin hot
husband Steve. He hit me in the
2:48:37
mouth in 2021. We escaped
Portland in 2022. So they live
2:48:43
in someplace other than Darren
Arkansas even though they
2:48:45
counsel in Portland Okay, got it
got it. Arkansas beautiful state
2:48:49
by the way. I'm sure they agree.
It has it has a number of
2:48:52
wineries that are already Lehigh
and I really have all the wine
2:48:59
growing states outside of
California and kind of the
2:49:02
Finger Lakes area. Arkansas can
produce great wine and they like
2:49:09
to bribe into some of these
wineries and they like to brag
2:49:12
about the fact that they can
grow all five varieties of
2:49:15
grapes and no other one area can
do that. There's certain grapes
2:49:20
that won't grow like the
muscadine grape for example.
2:49:25
Adam Curry: Who you know the
winner is the guy with halter
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ranch halter Ranch is the
familiar with halter ranch out
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there to Napa but there's
there's all these billionaire
2:49:37
wine guys from California coming
in here now. Buying up buying up
2:49:42
land everywhere to start why
2:49:45
John C Dvorak: was he why were
they moved from California where
2:49:46
you can actually make good wine
but they can't because they
2:49:48
can't find a good winemaker.
They won't pay him enough money.
2:49:51
So they moved to Texas where
they make lousy wine there
2:49:54
instead. That makes sense. Now
there's
2:49:55
Adam Curry: Augusta Vin has a
top notch. He's the guy that
2:49:58
wants to Three Star Three gold
stars or whatever from the
2:50:03
California guys.
2:50:06
John C Dvorak: Heather Smith in
Portland anyway that we just
2:50:08
read her. She's now in Arkansas.
Kevin McLaughlin There he is 808
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He's Yash Dukkha Lunella lover
of American boobs and Concord,
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North Carolina Christian
ghoulish In Winter Haven,
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Florida. 808. Jason maror are in
Vancouver, Washington eight oh a
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Douglas Andrews in Sykesville.
Ville, Maryland 75 Switcheroo
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from Jubilee Weingard in
Zeeland, Michigan, and this
2:50:40
donation should be credited to
Patrick. He's got a birthday
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coming up. And he's on the list.
Ben Tinsley in Belfast, UK. Oh,
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Belfast, cornea, 6991
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Adam Curry: Belfast City.
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John C Dvorak: Geron Schnell
elders in Ennis, Enos Ennis
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Innes and his penis and his
Texas 6956 Nisa de douching.
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Unknown: You've been D
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Adam Curry: Do not would be your
rune smelters. He's a Dutch
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John C Dvorak: rune schnell.
Matthew LRT in Weatherford,
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Texas. 606 small boobs. Todd
banner in the troll room.
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Medford and
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Adam Curry: banner in the troll
arrow Todd Oh, Todd, how you
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doing?
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John C Dvorak: 3555 Dame Cindy
in Carmel, Indiana study 272.
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Baron Henry in Rancho San Paolo
Rancho Palos Verdes California.
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5242 Baron anonymous cop. Now we
got him right this time I didn't
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write it right. in Redwood City.
5150. He never answers my email.
2:52:04
Forrest Martin 505.
2:52:06
Adam Curry: What emails do you
send him? What do you ask him?
2:52:09
Maybe maybe your questions as
wrong as
2:52:12
John C Dvorak: possible. I can't
remember now. Andrew bands in
2:52:14
Imperial Missouri 505. And now
we've got to the 50s. That's
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Look them up on the internet.
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is a stunner. Alexa Delgado in
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North Riverside, Illinois, Brian
Hummel in Wimberley, Texas, foul
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Amy girliness, Galena, I think
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been there if you've been to the
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airport, Douglas Bechdel in
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night in Edmonds, Washington.
She's been to to the airport,
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shortlist is John Siebert in
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Auburn, California. I want to
thank all these people for
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Yes,
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seems to Yes. It also by the
way, the chunks of you know of
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wax I get I get
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Adam Curry: them all the time
and the PIO box and they're
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fine. They're just fine. I love
breaking the seal on a nice
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John C Dvorak: large hammer.
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Adam Curry: And of course, they
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Know what
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Unknown: here at the triptych
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in the morning, David,
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thank you, Adam and John in the
morning. This is Leif
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Hart. I'm here in Savoy
Illinois. I just want to say to
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everybody stop worrying about
the numerology and get on a $4 a
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week. Donation schedule,
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sir Kyle the
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fearless Jedi Knight the orange
light here. Oh, got
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Adam Curry: cut off. What
happened? I got cut off. I'm
2:57:37
sorry. I'm not sure what to say.
Yeah. People do them. Sometimes
2:57:41
they don't work out exactly why
it doesn't matter. South Florida
2:57:44
did production work.
2:57:47
Unknown: In the morning from the
south Florida Margarita or
2:57:50
Mojito meetup where we think it
was definitely an inside job.
2:57:54
And Adam,
2:57:55
I don't think we were started.
2:57:56
So excited that we had amazing
people show up today. A lot of
2:58:00
them didn't register but I'm not
holding it against them. And
2:58:02
Mara Largo is on full lockdown.
Whatever that place the Trump
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lives. Okay,
2:58:10
this is lastly having a
wonderful time at the meetup and
2:58:14
we came to the conclusion that
Chris might be the spook in the
2:58:19
morning, hey,
2:58:21
Jorge, in the morning,
2:58:22
I got waffle weave on my
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legs and the chairs we saw a
long time. today. Thank
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you for your courage John and
Adam, and I'm still not sure if
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I am the spoofs.
2:58:32
But I'm Bill and I just got hit
from out.
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Don't forget to check out all of
our amazing upcoming Florida
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meetups. We have our South
Florida Margarita meetup coming
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up on Sunday, August 11 at 2pm
and our Jacksonville St.
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Augustine, seafood and Sangria
meetup coming up in September 15
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At 2pm you can RSVP for all of
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meetups.com It's like a party.
Wow.
2:59:05
Adam Curry: They got a whole
calendar going. They
2:59:07
John C Dvorak: got how they
produced the beat up report and
2:59:11
did a promotion. I
2:59:12
Adam Curry: love it. It's so
good. There's a couple of
2:59:15
meetups taking place today. The
North Georgia monthly six
2:59:19
o'clock at Cherry Street brewing
in Alpharetta. We have the EAA
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Airventure Brazilian Combi and a
mixer Oh, it's Oshkosh. Yes,
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it's the Eastern Airventure
Oshkosh big Ah man, one of these
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days I want to fly into the
Oshkosh Air Show. I'm jealous of
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y'all. Tomorrow. The Deutsch
lung Deutsch bags meet up to 30
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Deutschland time Murphy's pub
these Body Beast Baden, Germany
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I want a report from you guys.
Flight of the no agenda meet up
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on Saturday number 54. Leo Bravo
will be the proud bird in Los
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Angeles, California. The outdoor
enthusiast potluck meet up me at
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four o'clock head Cuyuna State
Recreation Area and iron two In
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Minnesota, we have the uneasy
writer meet up at four o'clock
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Tennessee time Charlie Daniels
Park. That's where the Devil
3:00:09
Went down to Georgia but it's in
Mount Juliet, Tennessee, the
3:00:12
central Ohio meetup 530. A
Dempsey's in Columbus, the Tokyo
3:00:16
meetup. Yes. Hello Tokyo GUNNARs
organizing that nine o'clock on
3:00:20
Saturday 9pm Japan Standard
Time. That's nine hours ahead of
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Coordinated Universal Time at a
10 in Tokyo Shibuya, Japan I
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wonder if day mark does or
market day master it'll be going
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because they're in Shibuya. The
Port Alberni sorry Canada to the
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Port of Spain Trinidad and
Tobago maracas beach
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extravaganza in Trinidad and
Tobago at maracas beach. I want
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meetup reports. I can't wait to
hear how it was there. And on
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Sunday, it's my 33rd birthday at
Dimitris restaurant in Amsterdam
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the Netherlands it must be
Sebastian organizing that 4:30pm
3:00:56
Amsterdam time. Important
information for the third of
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August the Norwich Vermont
meetup has been canceled no idea
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why, but there will be meetups
in Edmond Washington Norwood
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Massachusetts Houston, Texas,
Blaine, Washington on the fourth
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August 10, Garden City, Idaho on
the 11th Palm Beach Gardens,
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Florida Keyport New Jersey Keene
New Hampshire on the 17th,
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Albany, California, the 17th.
Also San Marcos that's the three
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events float meet up. That's
where you float in poop water
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and drink beer and then have a
meet up afterwards. Go Lita,
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California on September 5 on the
15th, St. Augustine, Florida,
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Tucson, Arizona on the 19th and
saving term the Netherlands on
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September 28, just a sampling of
the many meetups that are
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scheduled throughout the year
throughout the world, every
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single corner. It's no agenda
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protection. If you can't find
one knee you start one yourself.
3:01:51
Unknown: Sometimes you go hang
out with Tyson days. You'd be
3:02:00
triggered.
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You wouldn't be where everybody
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3:02:11
Adam Curry: We are on episode 26
of cheer season 11 We have three
3:02:17
more to go. And then we have
rewatched the entire series. I'm
3:02:21
sorry to hear that. No, it was
it's it was fun. It was fun.
3:02:24
We're friends now. We're all
friends. We love these guy. We
3:02:27
don't know what to watch. Next.
We want to binge and other
3:02:30
series next we're thinking Veep
may be a good one to watch.
3:02:37
John C Dvorak: There's a
Seinfeld.
3:02:38
Adam Curry: Yeah, we've
discussed Seinfeld. We've
3:02:40
discussed that. But I think you
know just because of Comala that
3:02:45
VT might be funny because it's
it's life imitating Allah by the
3:02:49
way. Yeah, that's what you say
racist.
3:02:52
John C Dvorak: No, Camela is the
name because it sounds like
3:02:54
Pamela. Kamal is like at Black
name. We don't want that. And
3:02:59
then there's, there's Camela and
Kamala, that's another one and
3:03:02
then there's Kamala, which and
then Kim Maula there's four
3:03:06
pronunciations.
3:03:07
Adam Curry: Shouldn't we just
call her vice president Harris?
3:03:11
What I mean everyone everyone's
like Trump Biden. Why not
3:03:14
Harris?
3:03:15
John C Dvorak: Okay, Harris is
good Harris. I
3:03:17
Adam Curry: think it's better we
have to look at some ISOs we
3:03:21
always like to do that and
select them in front of
3:03:23
everybody I have a a little
programming note because I
3:03:28
received this one at least 12
times this is not a good ISO the
3:03:35
truth matters it is the truth
has no agenda that is not a good
3:03:39
ISO. Dan bond Gino stealing our
name saying the truth has no
3:03:45
agenda is not good.
3:03:48
John C Dvorak: I agree. I don't
have the way it would send that
3:03:50
in. To me
3:03:51
Adam Curry: people like I got an
awesome I show.
3:03:54
John C Dvorak: And that's cool.
People don't understand the
3:03:56
concept.
3:03:58
Adam Curry: Let me try my three
on you. And then you'll, you'll
3:04:01
give us Okay, here we go. This
is my first one. It's fantastic.
3:04:06
little teeny little teeny. This
one this next one I think is too
3:04:11
long
3:04:11
Unknown: and the F is for
3:04:15
Adam Curry: I don't like the
music too much noise in the
3:04:17
back. I think this one
3:04:18
Unknown: useful areas. That one
I like so
3:04:23
John C Dvorak: cute. So I have
three ADO first one by way you
3:04:26
have to look it up as I put in a
hit a and said it so it's ay ay
3:04:30
oh. And these are all the same
basically done by different
3:04:34
people saying thank you. And I
have the first one which is Ay
3:04:38
ay OTT. Thank you t y. And I
don't know what this means.
3:04:43
Thank you. Okay.
3:04:46
Adam Curry: Wow, big lead in for
that bummer.
3:04:50
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I guess.
oversold it. Yeah. Now here's
3:04:53
the ISO. Thank you, Britt. Thank
you.
3:04:58
Adam Curry: So short, I'm hoping
this Last one is the winner. The
3:05:01
John C Dvorak: last one is
longer. And this is the this is
3:05:04
the sexy girl.
3:05:06
Unknown: Thank you. Thank you.
Thank
3:05:08
John C Dvorak: you. Yeah,
3:05:09
Adam Curry: you got a winner
right there.
3:05:13
John C Dvorak: You get a little
little you know what that's
3:05:17
called? And some women can do it
though. Thank
3:05:20
Adam Curry: you. What is that
called? It's called? It does. I
3:05:22
John C Dvorak: don't know. Does
it have a name? Does anyone out
3:05:24
there know what that's called?
When they Little?
3:05:28
Unknown: Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
3:05:30
Adam Curry: It's a flirt. I'm
just gonna call that a flirt. I
3:05:33
think it's a little it's an
audible flirt. I think it's all
3:05:37
about flirting. Now it's time
for the real deal, John step.
3:05:47
Unknown: JC
3:05:49
and sometimes Adam,
3:05:51
Adam Curry: the segment is still
on, we could not be happier it
3:05:53
is John C DeVore. X of the day.
This
3:05:57
John C Dvorak: one is actually a
real tip. Because it's about PG
3:06:01
Tips.
3:06:02
Adam Curry: Ah, PG Tips, your
favorite tea.
3:06:06
John C Dvorak: You can just want
to tell people if you ever drink
3:06:09
if you like to drink British tea
or like the you know, if you're
3:06:11
a tea drinker and drink tea all
the time, you should buy the big
3:06:14
giant boxes of this stuff. And
your best bet is you can get 240
3:06:18
of these things on Amazon,
typically sent from England even
3:06:24
though I think they've changed
where you're getting it from
3:06:25
now. But you can buy like a lot
of PG Tips for first 18 to $20.
3:06:34
on Amazon, you buy the big, big
boxes and don't buy the rest of
3:06:39
the does. The real tip is don't
buy the restaurant version of PG
3:06:42
Tips that come in because the
bag of tea is actually smaller.
3:06:49
I don't know why.
3:06:50
Adam Curry: I you know, I've
stopped. I'm trying to stop
3:06:54
buying from Amazon.
3:06:57
Unknown: Well, good luck.
3:06:59
Adam Curry: No, I think I have
one that can be done. I have a
3:07:02
John C Dvorak: second tip. Well,
you I want you to keep that up.
3:07:05
Okay, I have a second tip which
is Don't send me ideas for tips
3:07:09
that aren't really tips. It's a
bonus tip. Some guy sent me a
3:07:14
lengthy I want to do tips. I
think we should do a tip segment
3:07:17
we can do a tip website. And he
says good example. And he gives
3:07:21
me a process not a tip at all.
But a process for cleaning
3:07:25
dishes and how to put them in
the dishwasher. And it's like 10
3:07:28
steps. This is not a tip.
3:07:32
Adam Curry: My tip is skip the
dishwasher. Just wash them by
3:07:35
hand because when you use a
dishwasher, you're handling the
3:07:39
dishes twice.
3:07:42
John C Dvorak: Yeah, there you
go. Okay, that's Adams tip.
3:07:45
Don't use a dishwasher. Don't
3:07:46
Adam Curry: use a dishwasher.
That is my
3:07:49
Unknown: tip for the day.
3:07:53
Adam Curry: My tip is sending
Tip of the Day jingles please.
3:07:56
We need some Tip of the Day
jingles. Oh, there you go.
3:07:59
Everybody. I think we brought
you up to speed. your amygdala
3:08:03
should be a normal size. Now
we've scrubbed it clean. Don't
3:08:06
worry about it. Everybody stay
calm. We'll be back on Sunday.
3:08:10
It's all going to be good. We
have a couple of end of show
3:08:15
mixes coming up. We have Q
Allison with a very funny one
3:08:20
Kamala one DS laughs and the
clip custodian himself. Neal
3:08:24
Jones checks in he had time to
do a mix. We appreciate that.
3:08:28
Coming up next if you're
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that's it. It's all done. And we
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Region number six. Indeed. I
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love it here in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
3:09:04
John C Dvorak: here from
Northern Silicon Valley,
3:09:05
California. I'm Josie Dvorak.
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John C Dvorak: Yes, here's the
deal. Give me Give me Give me
3:09:21
the whole load Kamla Harris
looks terrible. She has a number
3:09:24
of problems that to me still
looks more like Botox than
3:09:26
anything except for the fact
that I had to notice this the
3:09:29
last time I looked at these
horrible pictures and I kept
3:09:31
dozing off in the computer so I
put that picture Kamla Harris,
3:09:35
look at it. Just wide awake. So
works. Got
3:09:41
Unknown: a black lid makes
perfect sense. Got a back that
3:09:47
you might want to know that's
just reasonable. We got black
3:09:53
dogs I can't.
3:09:55
I will give the United States
Congress 100 day back
3:09:59
act got Democrats
3:10:03
to get their act together.
3:10:04
She got a spell on
3:10:07
and if they fail to do it, God
spell baby then I will take
3:10:12
executive action. She got
3:10:14
a spell on baby to sue us they
can see it's
3:10:20
intense.
3:10:22
But this back at Kanuma she came
AC and JCD
3:10:27
I will take executive action
takes one look at her he's
3:10:30
John C Dvorak: gonna jump just
away. I do want to have her
3:10:32
picture on the screen. Biden is
being pressured with joy Reid
3:10:35
had him on her show and she was
demanding Are you going to now
3:10:40
just now in the net right now
tell us that you will be
3:10:43
nominating a black woman a black
man by the way, which has to be
3:10:49
a black woman because Biden is
going to pick a woman which is
3:10:52
stupid Why do you claim anything
dummy
3:10:55
Unknown: has to figure out how
it has to get through it's
3:11:00
thought that you're going to
have to use propaganda to
3:11:06
shock us
3:11:07
make us think side everything
these days the brand I mean, why
3:11:10
not? As a kid all you needed was
a Washington State and a rubber
3:11:14
band hit him in the mouth trolls
we understand. Lawyer liar
3:11:18
sounding similar to beat Trump
is doing material getting
3:11:21
better. Randy's rowdy was comedy
while he posted 50k buffering
3:11:26
Biden struggles to read the
prompter or even walk away when
3:11:29
newcomer trading cards just make
a man of tees. There's a
3:11:32
lifeguard shortage in NYC please
there's a lifeguard shortage and
3:11:38
Mayor Adams and why seniors
people hide their private
3:11:41
security plan to join survey
patrol the pours that's where
3:11:44
you will meet this batch of
digital bees drone in Melton the
3:11:47
noise drone assistance program
will be given to our girls and
3:11:50
boys emerging tech will be used
for crowd control breaking up
3:11:54
their protests or feeling
grotesque is that really is a
3:11:56
gold money toxin be as runs a
marathon SATs been jacking
3:12:00
Toronto now looking good what is
over video on
3:12:04
and Huawei elaborate on that I'm
not being excited I definitely
3:12:09
believe it but in what ways I'd
love to hear about that
3:12:16
and I told Brock if if if I read
something where there's a
3:12:21
fundamental disagreement we have
based on a moral principle I'll
3:12:28
I'll I'll develop
3:12:32
some disease and say after
resigned after resigned say
3:12:40
after resign, say after his I
resigned
3:12:46
after resigned I
3:12:54
have developed some diseases or
develop some disease and develop
3:12:57
some diseases some diseases sure
after resign.
3:13:19
For bohra.org/and, a
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thank you. Thank you. Thank you