0:00
John C Dvorak: UK's got all
these issues. It's got issues.
0:02
Adam Curry: I've heard there's
issues. Adam curry, John C
0:05
Dvorak, Thursday, August, 22
2024 this is your award winning
0:09
giver. Nation media as
fascination. Episode 1688,
0:13
Unknown: this is no agenda.
0:16
Adam Curry: Four more years of
bus and broadcasting live from
0:19
the heart of the Texas hill
country here in FEMA Region,
0:22
number six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
0:25
John C Dvorak: and from Northern
Silicon Valley, where we're all
0:28
saying save the brown bear. I'm
John C Dvorak
0:34
Unknown: Buzzkill. In the
morning,
0:39
Adam Curry: we're not saying
save the brown bear.
0:41
John C Dvorak: Brown Bear is an
endangered species, and the bear
0:44
we normally think of as bears
around here, or black bears, is
0:48
a different bear. I
0:49
Adam Curry: did not and I'm so
happy to know this. Does he poop
0:52
in the woods, though, is the big
question.
0:54
John C Dvorak: They all poop in
the woods.
0:57
Adam Curry: I know you're a
little irked. Yeah, we've been
1:00
working on our exit strategy for
about 16 years and eight months.
1:07
The curry Dvorak microphone
company is supposed to be the
1:10
exit strategy. And you brought
out a dog. Man, before the
1:16
before the show what that was a
dog.
1:20
John C Dvorak: Hello. What are
you gonna do?
1:22
Adam Curry: Well, can I, can I
lift your spirits?
1:25
Unknown: You have something
funny, uplifting.
1:28
Adam Curry: I am using the curry
one beta, and I love it. Are
1:33
John C Dvorak: you talking about
that? That dynamic? Yes, sounds
1:38
exactly the same. It's,
1:39
Adam Curry: it's, it has a it
sounds exactly the same. Has a
1:42
little bit more, I mean, I
haven't put on the scope yet,
1:47
but has a little bit more punch
to it, just a tiny bit.
1:50
John C Dvorak: Yeah, you say
that. I it's, to me, it sounded
1:53
well, you're listening through
and I'm not using headphones,
1:56
I'm using speakers. So, yeah,
yeah, to me, I, if you hadn't
2:00
told me that, I wouldn't have
thought exactly, and
2:02
Adam Curry: I wasn't going to
tell you, and but you were so
2:04
bummed out about that. That
absolute dog you brought,
2:08
John C Dvorak: isn't that a nice
little mic though, that when you
2:10
got there,
2:11
Unknown: oh, no, this. Did
2:12
John C Dvorak: you unscrew the
top of it? No, no, this. Oh, you
2:15
have to take it. You have to
feel that the machining, the
2:19
quality, the machining. When you
unscrew the top, it's just like,
2:22
wow, this is pretty.
2:24
Adam Curry: I saw the pictures
of an unscrewed but forget it. I
2:27
mean, what I love about it? It's
a front spitter, so I'm spitting
2:31
down the tube. It's tiny,
favorite compared to the EV 320
2:36
because this one, I'm comparing
it to the EV 320 it is
2:39
beautiful. I have to size, yeah?
Ah, no, it's a third of the
2:43
size.
2:44
John C Dvorak: It's, yeah, maybe
320s oversized.
2:48
Adam Curry: Well, because that's
meant for kick drums. It was
2:50
never meant for podcasting.
Anyway, anyway, there you go.
2:56
That should make you happy, but
we're just a
2:59
John C Dvorak: step in the right
direction.
3:01
Adam Curry: What more do we
need? We're done. Slap a logo on
3:04
it. We're good to go. I'm happy
this is
3:09
John C Dvorak: I still gotta
find the valve.
3:13
Adam Curry: Okay, everybody four
more years. Yeah, exactly,
3:17
exactly. Well, we both watched
the DNG Democrat national gas
3:23
lighting. Oh, my Lord. I see you
have a number of clips, and I
3:28
can probably add to what you
are. These
3:32
John C Dvorak: are all short
clips too. I should mention,
3:35
because it's like, by the way,
did you see John Legend trying
3:39
to cover the
3:41
Adam Curry: Oh man. So it was
legend. It was Sheila E and her
3:46
which apparently no one at CNN
has ever heard of her. Covering.
3:50
Let's go crazy by Prince.
3:52
John C Dvorak: And you realize
that John, legend has no range
3:56
in his voice. And you and you
also realize that Prince was
4:01
really good because this, he
just botched this thing.
4:04
Adam Curry: I like her, though
she was, she's pretty good.
4:06
John C Dvorak: She got to she
the was guitar player, the
4:08
drummer, guitar. Sheila
4:09
Adam Curry: E is the drummer,
percussionist, drummer. Yeah,
4:13
well,
4:14
John C Dvorak: her was, she did
end the guitar solo and a
4:18
tribute to Kamala Harris on her
back with her legs.
4:24
Adam Curry: Man, oh, man,
4:26
John C Dvorak: but tell me I'm
wrong.
4:28
Unknown: No.
4:32
Adam Curry: So all right, since
you brought that up, I'll just
4:34
say being a very close watch,
and I watched all of night one,
4:41
almost got in marital trouble
for it. Then, oh, went
4:47
John C Dvorak: on forever.
4:48
Adam Curry: Tina's like, I'm
going to bed. This is no good.
4:51
I'm sorry she went I'm going to
bed, honey. Night Two, I kind of
4:56
skipped most of it, though. I.
Had the yahoo, yahoo, the
5:01
YouTube TV in one ear while we
were watching something else.
5:05
Oh,
5:06
John C Dvorak: you're double
dueling, double double dipping,
5:08
double
5:09
Adam Curry: double dueling. I
5:10
John C Dvorak: like that. Double
dueling, double dueling shows
5:12
you get one against the other.
Was, I can't do that.
5:15
Adam Curry: We've been watching
Veep, so I was double dueling
5:18
watching Veep while watching
this was odd, because it's so
5:20
close in synchronicity with
season five. So, of course, but
5:27
really the first night I'm
waiting for Joe to come out.
5:32
John C Dvorak: Wait a long time.
I
5:33
Adam Curry: did wait a long
time, and I was waiting to see
5:37
if it was long daddy, long legs.
And here are my observations.
5:41
First of all, they did not show
him walking on the stage or on
5:46
the stage until the very end,
but from the waist up, when he
5:49
went to go hug his daughter,
they went to the only time they
5:55
went to this top shot of the
stage. Never went to it the
5:58
whole evening. And and then as
I'm watching him, I'm telling
6:04
you, this was not Joe Biden, and
you can see it in his eyes. His
6:10
eyes were open. That not the
squinty type eyes that he
6:13
normally has. And this was the
actor who plays Joe Biden. I
6:19
know I'm sounding crazy, but I
have more to this. Who just did
6:23
his all of the old I mean, I'm
surprised he didn't do hairy
6:26
legs. He just did all the old
material,
6:29
John C Dvorak: because that's a
def. It was a RE. It was
6:31
everything you've ever heard him
say. Now, first of all, before
6:35
you continue, I will say I did
see him walk on stage. I don't
6:38
know what camera shots what you
were watching.
6:40
Adam Curry: I was watching the
CBS online live feed. So maybe
6:45
it was different. Maybe I
6:46
John C Dvorak: think I saw I had
different feed. I saw him
6:48
walking on stage, and I saw him
hugging it without the Top Shot.
6:52
So I saw him,
6:54
Adam Curry: and did you think
that he looked normal height?
6:57
John C Dvorak: I didn't see him
as the tall one it I was
7:00
watching, I also clipped to the
Benny show, who was doing a
7:04
voice. It was something we've
always promised to do. We never
7:06
do where they just kibitz while
the guy's doing his speech. Oh,
7:09
that's fun. Yeah, that's and
they said that they he believed
7:13
it was Biden number four.
7:15
Adam Curry: Well, let me, let me
add to this. So then at the end,
7:21
the whole family comes out, and
I saw Jill reaching up much
7:25
higher, much higher to hug him.
So that was my clue. And his
7:31
grandson with the long hair, who
I didn't know it was his
7:34
grandson. I thought it was his
granddaughter. They were like, I
7:37
go, go, go, stand with grandpa.
And the kids like, Who's that?
7:46
And so this is going to sound
very weird, but knowing this
7:49
technology has been perfected
since family member of my,
7:53
members of mine, have told me
about it, dating back to 1967
7:57
John C Dvorak: I think this this
Yes, and just to add to that,
8:01
they exploited this idea in the
in the TV series, mission,
8:07
impossible, yep, and they showed
it then and and according to the
8:11
disguise expert at CIA, woman
who came out and started giving
8:16
lectures at TED talks, she said
it was available then, and it's
8:21
been so perfected that it's
ridiculous. And
8:24
Adam Curry: you can even look
online and you'll see people
8:27
with a $300 mask. They just put
no it's just a random person,
8:31
but it looks so good. I am
convinced number one that, and
8:38
this is gonna sound so crazy,
but I does you sound nuts? I
8:41
sound nuts. This was not Joe
Biden. This was the guy who does
8:45
the voice very well. Just it was
his swan song, really. It was
8:49
him saying goodbye. Oh, this is
my, my last performance,
8:51
everybody and get to get a
bonus. Subsequently, Nancy,
8:56
jacked up Joe, by the way, well,
yeah, but it wasn't the jacked
9:00
up Joe the way we've seen the
other job. Thank
9:03
John C Dvorak: you. I believe, I
think it's the same jacked up
9:05
Joe that gave the State of the
Union. And it may be the same,
9:08
okay, possibly so
9:10
Adam Curry: mask. Look at the
ears that it's connected to the
9:13
skull.
9:14
John C Dvorak: The weird thing
about the ears is his right ear
9:16
was longer than his left ear.
Did you notice this? Yes,
9:20
Adam Curry: I did, and I paid
very close attention this. But
9:23
I'm going to tell you something
else now, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary
9:28
Clinton, Bill Clinton, possibly
Barack Obama. It's them wearing
9:34
masks. I'm telling you. There is
no way that Hillary Clinton
9:38
looks like that on television
anymore. Bill Clinton said, This
9:43
is not plastic surgery. I know
my way around Botox and plastic
9:47
surgery. No, I think that this
is, this is the new
9:50
Adrenochrome. It's like, oh,
we're gonna go out all right.
9:53
Everybody put it on. I mean, it
was, there's no way they can.
9:58
You can't even do that with
many. Makeup, no way. Nancy
10:01
Pelosi, she is a 90 you cannot
look like that. And her eyes
10:07
were so deep in her skull, it
was like they were at the back
10:09
of her head.
10:10
John C Dvorak: She was old,
thick mask. Ah, so,
10:14
Adam Curry: so I'm just saying
that there's barely move her
10:17
mouth. There's something really
awful,
10:19
John C Dvorak: something where
she gave a speech chewing or
10:23
cud,
10:24
Adam Curry: there was some
rubber from the mask in her
10:26
mouth. The only one not wearing
a mask was Michelle Obama. That
10:30
was Michelle like, and it was
just, there is no way. And it's
10:35
irksome to me because, remember,
people didn't even know they
10:38
changed out Aunt Viv on, was
that on Fresh Prince. I mean
10:43
people, they've changed out
people in TV series, and no one
10:46
notices. It happens all the
time. And when you see these
10:49
videos of someone putting on one
of these masks, you're like,
10:52
right away, your whole brain
goes, Wow, this is a person I
10:56
cannot see. It's a mask. I think
that's what we're doing now. And
11:00
by the way, I want in, I want to
look that good when I do my
11:04
meetups. Fantastic. So with that
out of the way, we can go on to
11:11
the gaslighting. Because if they
weren't marrying wearing masks
11:15
of rubber, then they were
definitely wearing masks that
11:19
obfuscate their lies in
wickedness. What a bunch of
11:23
horrible, horrible people with
nothing other to say than Trump
11:28
sucks. Project 2025 and go, go
black woman, it's like, whoa.
11:35
Oh, my God. So
11:36
John C Dvorak: the project 2025
is such a red herring
11:41
Unknown: with the big
11:42
John C Dvorak: book, with the
big, giant book. Who Whose idea
11:46
was this, the Heritage
Foundation. This was a setup.
11:51
Adam Curry: Well again, the
whole, probably the whole beauty
11:55
of it is the only people who
have read it includes me. And as
11:59
I said, you could have done
these 900 pages in 30 pages, but
12:03
they ran it through chat GPT,
and it came out to this big,
12:07
flowery, well, that language,
but it's what, you know, it's
12:11
like, oh, it's Handmaid's Tale.
No, no, it's not. It's and then,
12:17
you know, did you see the woman
who came on? I forget who she
12:20
was, the she brought out the
book the first time, the first
12:23
night, and she she had this
weird tic where her tongue kept
12:27
slithering out of her mind.
12:28
John C Dvorak: I did not see
that. Oh, man,
12:31
Adam Curry: and she's a lizard.
Well, no, it's, remember, this
12:34
is, this is the, the old FBI
slash, CIA interrogation,
12:38
observation, when someone says
something they and then their
12:41
tongue comes out. That means,
Bs, I'm lying and but she had it
12:46
was like a tick with her. Who
was that woman? And you can see
12:52
it online. You'll see the videos
everywhere. And all sudden, it's
12:54
like her tongue camera almost
touched her chin, and she would
12:58
do it in between. Lies about
this project, 2025 but the
13:01
dramatization of this big book,
which these people have not
13:06
read, the only one who did kind
of a good take on it was Keenan
13:10
Thompson from SNL, because,
because he brought in, he had a
13:15
good a good bit, I have 30
seconds of it. You
13:18
Unknown: ever seen a document
that could kill a small animal
13:20
and democracy at the same time.
Now
13:22
Adam Curry: he's holding the
book. I mean, they were passing
13:23
it off from speaker to speaker.
13:28
Unknown: Here it is. You know,
when you download an app and
13:33
there are hundreds of pages
there that you don't read, it's
13:36
just the terms and conditions,
and you just click, agree,
13:39
right? Well, these are the terms
and conditions of a second Trump
13:44
presidency. You vote for him.
You vote for all of this. Let's
13:49
take a look.
13:52
Adam Curry: He throws it down to
my it's like it's the most it's
13:56
the weirdest, performative
gaslighting I've seen in my
14:02
podcasting career. It was just,
I mean, wow. And of course,
14:09
these people on the floor, I
mean, they're all, they're all
14:11
meant to cheer, that's what you
do. I mean, it's, it's
14:13
apartheid. It's like a meetup.
Everyone's all jitty about it,
14:17
but man, it's like, seriously,
you haven't read it. Keenan.
14:21
It's just, it's, it's very
innocuous at best. Oh, they want
14:26
a downsize government, okay. Oh,
gee, that's been a thing. The
14:29
Democrats, I think, used to say
that at one point,
14:37
John C Dvorak: I'm, I'm without
words.
14:41
Adam Curry: Well, I like the
EULA bit that would that that
14:42
was, that was not bad. Actually.
I have a How about this. I have
14:48
a little wrap up from No How
about this. Why don't I play a
14:54
supercut? Because the whole
this, whole evening, last night,
14:59
was. Completely centered around
the Obamas. I used to they
15:03
brought out Hillary. Bill
Hillary, by the way, did you did
15:07
you hear Bill mispronounce
Kamala?
15:13
John C Dvorak: Yes, yes, I did.
But did you hear but what was
15:17
funny to me was that Puerto
Rican convention, when they were
15:20
doing the voting, no, I didn't
hear that the guy from Puerto ri
15:24
from Puerto Rico, we vote all
our votes to Kamala. So here's
15:30
they said, Kamala, which is
supposed to be racist.
15:33
Adam Curry: Well, here is the
racist Bill Clinton. Ask
15:36
Unknown: for their help and then
follow our leader camel and
15:42
asked them, How can I help you?
Camelah? No,
15:46
John C Dvorak: that's like
Pamela and a Camela. Like Pamela
15:49
is not necessarily racist, like
Kamala. Oh, you. Which is you?
15:53
Adam Curry: Oh, I'm sorry you
have not been watching the news
15:55
channels. If you say Camella
instead of Kamala, then you are
15:59
a racist. It's the new N word,
oh yeah. And then so I went back
16:05
into the archive from we had a C
span clip when she went to
16:08
Cleveland, Ohio in 2020 and with
16:12
John C Dvorak: this one where
she says how to pronounce her
16:14
name, yes.
16:15
Adam Curry: Here it is, of
course, I pulled that one. Here
16:17
it is,
16:21
Unknown: hello, Cleveland,
Cleveland.
16:22
Adam Curry: I You talk right
over it. Don't do that. Don't do
16:29
that. Cuts off. It's Camela. She
says, camel.
16:37
John C Dvorak: Well, what?
There's still a clip out there.
16:39
We had it where she says,
somebody asked her, How do you
16:43
pronounce her name? Is it camel
or Kamala? Yeah, I can't,
16:46
doesn't matter. You can
pronounce it anywhere you want,
16:49
yeah,
16:49
Adam Curry: but this is now,
this is 2024, now it's racist,
16:52
like so many things. So it was
built around Bill and Hillary
16:58
and then subsequently Barack
Obama, I'm telling you, mask,
17:02
and then Michelle Obama. And you
know, it was built around her
17:07
because of the supercut of the
media in lockstep
17:10
Unknown: Michelle Obama. I
17:11
think Michelle Obama's speech
was probably the most effective,
17:15
Adam Curry: powerful political
speech
17:17
Unknown: I've ever heard, best
convention speeches I've ever
17:20
seen by anybody, in any
circumstance. She's probably the
17:23
best non political speaker in
the country, probably the best
17:27
detail I've ever seen. There is
17:28
no one who has the speech
delivery like Michelle. No one
17:32
on the political you know, in
the political Pantheon, boy, did
17:36
Michelle bring it?
17:37
She did it with her arms out
that sleeveless outfit.
17:42
She's mad. Masterful, you know,
not only her words, but in her
17:45
expressions.
17:46
This was a masterful act of
leadership. It was a sacred
17:50
task. It was like an oasis. I
didn't realize I had been in a
17:54
spiritual desert as
17:56
a white man that was
17:57
just so powerful man.
18:00
She has got some skills. I'm
surprised we still have a roof
18:04
over our head. She blew the roof
off of this arena last night
18:08
that in that moment when you
left your body as a piece of
18:11
political communication, I'm not
sure. I can't think that I've
18:14
seen anyone do it better than I
saw her do it last night. She is
18:18
beyond politics. He
18:19
always seems to transcend
politics. She's not a child.
18:22
She transcends politics. This
18:24
was a cultural moment, subtle,
deep, thought
18:27
provoking, surprising, unusual,
perfectly deliberate, stunning
18:31
speech. Michelle Lavon
18:33
Robinson Obama from the south
side of Chicago, honey, was on
18:37
that stage tonight. Yes, she
preached. Michelle Obama
18:40
preached tonight. She gave a
sermon to this country. She gave
18:44
instructions and things that
needed to be done. Vulnerability
18:47
in
18:47
a way that makes you see one
another as human beings. Put
18:51
it up there with Barack Obama's
2004 speech, or Reagan's 1980
18:56
speech, Ted Kennedy's speech,
19:01
John C Dvorak: by the way, you
know, you keep kind of
19:04
indicating that this was done
yesterday. Joe Obama spoke on
19:09
Tuesday.
19:10
Adam Curry: No, I'm sorry. I
didn't mean to indicate that.
19:14
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yesterday
was Clinton and walls,
19:17
Adam Curry: right? I'm sorry,
but I went to Austin to have my
19:21
hair done, and I still go
important,
19:25
John C Dvorak: yes, one more
thing, which is they it was
19:28
notable that when the Obama
bomber spoke, Harris was not in
19:33
the room. Oh,
19:34
Adam Curry: no, of course not.
No, no, no, no, no, no, because
19:38
there's mad. They're mad.
They're mad. They're feuding. By
19:41
the way, kudos to Matt Walsh.
Oh, so he had posters all over
19:47
Chicago. Says, Find all about,
found find out about Project
19:51
2025 project 2020 five.com and
it goes, it's, it's a spoof. It
19:58
goes to his website with his. A,
you know, am I racist where he
20:03
goes undercover as a soy soy?
Boy, yes. So, so how he got
20:09
project 2020, five.com is very
that's a good hack. I like that
20:13
a lot,
20:13
John C Dvorak: yeah. So say he's
taking a hit from the no agenda
20:16
show. We used to do that all the
time.
20:18
Adam Curry: So I went to have my
hair done yesterday. Still go to
20:21
the same hairdresser in Austin,
because she's a liberal, but
20:25
she's from El Paso, so in her
dad's like a, you know, Fox News
20:28
watcher. And we always can talk
very freely. And there's no, you
20:33
know, we don't get mad. We just
talk about stuff and but I go
20:36
there for the hair and hooker
report, you know. And she's, by
20:39
the way, we're on track. She
says, oh yeah. She says,
20:42
everyone in the hair industry is
talking about the clients not
20:46
coming back, people not doing
the same extensive procedures,
20:50
you know, less color, cheaper
color, so we're on track with
20:53
the economic indicators. And she
also said it is unbelievable.
20:59
She had dinner with a friend of
hers, who she's known for since
21:01
her college days. And, you know,
and my, my person, said
21:07
something to the effect of,
well, you know, it's like
21:09
everyone, you know, it's just
everybody kind of wants the same
21:12
thing. And her friend jumped
down her throat. You need to
21:16
educate yourself. Do you even
know what project 2025, is about
21:20
handmaid's sail. So the
programming is strong on this Oh
21:26
yeah,
21:26
John C Dvorak: it's strong.
That's the idea. It's very good
21:29
work. And
21:30
Adam Curry: what I saw
throughout this convention,
21:33
including the signage, is
reframing the term freedom. Did
21:39
you notice that at all? Well,
21:42
John C Dvorak: I did notice the
analysis of the use of freedom,
21:44
because yesterday, which was the
walls night, it was about
21:49
freedom, but mostly freedom to
get an abortion.
21:52
Adam Curry: Well, yeah, so it's,
it is a re all. I have two clips
21:56
that'll kind of prove it. I'm
sorry, here's Tim waltz. And
22:00
Republicans
22:00
Unknown: use the word freedom.
They mean that the government
22:04
should be free to invade your
doctor's office.
22:06
Adam Curry: Really Is that what
the Republicans mean with
22:11
freedom? Excellent Tim
22:14
Unknown: corporations free to
pollute your air and water, and
22:19
banks free to take advantage of
customers, but when we Democrats
22:26
talk about freedom, we mean the
freedom to make a better life
22:30
for yourself and the people that
you love.
22:33
Adam Curry: So that was a slight
reframing, but Hillary Clinton
22:36
brought it home. What do
22:38
Unknown: I see? I see freedom. I
see the freedom to make our own
22:46
decisions about our health, our
lives, our loves, our families,
22:57
the freedom to work with dignity
and prosper, to worship as we
23:04
choose or not, to speak our
minds freely and honestly. I see
23:12
freedom from fear and
intimidation, from violence and
23:16
injustice, from chaos and
corruption. I see the freedom to
23:22
look our children in the eye and
say, in America, you can go as
23:28
far as your hard work and talent
will take you and mean it. And
23:34
you know what on the other side
of that glass ceiling is Kamala
23:39
Harris, raising her hand and
taking the oath of office as our
23:43
47th president of the United
States.
23:47
Education is liberation.
Contradiction is truth. Those
23:52
are the facts of this world, and
you will all surrender to
24:02
Adam Curry: them. May amazing,
amazing. And with the mask, it
24:06
was great. So the Republicans
should go, they should go all in
24:11
on liberty or something. They
should stay away from freedom.
24:14
Because if you really listen to
just saying freedom to do this
24:17
little thing, you can have the
freedom to do that thing, but
24:19
you're not really free, as in
free American citizens, I found
24:25
a dystopian not that I was all
jacked up about the Republican
24:30
National gaslighting, but, you
know, I was just like, come on,
24:34
you guys are liars and
everything. Everybody had
24:38
something to say about Trump.
Were they? Was the was the RNC
24:41
talking about Harris that much?
No, I don't think so
24:45
John C Dvorak: either. No, this
Trump thing, there's some
24:47
numbers that came out. I mean,
there's a bunch of Supercuts. I
24:50
don't have one of them. I should
have grabbed one, I guess. Were
24:53
the Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump,
Trump, they're all Trump nuts.
24:56
And it was kind of an
embarrassment talking about free
24:59
though, there. Something free
that we should at least discuss,
25:01
because I have a good clip on
it.
25:03
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. I know
what was free. Yeah.
25:06
John C Dvorak: It free, which,
you know, there's not enough. I
25:09
guess they determined that there
were not enough neutered
25:13
Democrat males, and so they
decided to bring a free
25:17
vasectomy truck around so people
can just go in there and get
25:20
clipped. But there was a couple
of kickers to this. Nobody
25:24
mentioned much, but it's
mentioned in this report. This
25:26
is the DNC clip, free vasectomy,
free hot dog clip. Supposedly
25:32
Unknown: they are offering free
abortions and vasectomies,
25:35
supposedly because it's a moving
vehicle, it's mobile, and you'd
25:39
have to go inside. But they say
that they have a long list of
25:42
people, and right now they're
all scheduled up in offering
25:45
free abortions and vasectomies.
Wow. Planned Parenthood has been
25:49
bragging about their mobile
health clinic on social media,
25:52
writing, here we come Chicago.
Rich Edson is in Chicago. Hey,
25:58
Harris, well, there's
25:59
more than that. You know, Frida
is here. She is a 20 foot tall
26:04
inflatable IUD. That's courtesy
of the Americans for
26:09
contraception group. They're
displaying that near the United
26:12
Center where the convention is.
Meanwhile, the Weiner's circle
26:15
restaurant is working with
Planned Parenthood and the
26:18
Chicago abortion fund to offer
free hot dog coupons to anyone
26:22
who did actually receive an
abortion or vasectomy from the
26:25
Planned Parenthood Great Rivers
mobile clinic today and
26:28
tomorrow.
26:29
Ghoulish, ghoulish.
26:31
John C Dvorak: Well, I like the
hot dog aspect to it.
26:34
Adam Curry: To your point,
here's Dana Bash from CNN
26:38
explaining what men the DNC
really wants to reach and the
26:43
Democrat party,
26:44
Unknown: but they are doing so
in trying to put forward male
26:49
figures. Tim Walz being one of
them, Doug emhoff Last night,
26:54
who can speak to men out there
who might not be the sort of
27:01
testosterone laden, you know,
gun toting, kind of guy who
27:07
wants to listen to Hulk Hogan
and the kind of players that
27:12
came out at the RNC, or might
want to listen to that. But
27:16
also, in addition, understand
that it's okay in 2024 to be a
27:21
man comfortable in his own skin,
who supports a woman. And that's
27:26
something that they really are
trying to work on with male
27:30
voters beyond the base. I
27:33
Adam Curry: don't I mean, how
many are there of these male
27:35
voters? These soy soy men,
27:37
John C Dvorak: soy boys, soy
27:38
Adam Curry: boys. Yeah, that's,
27:40
John C Dvorak: I think there's
more than you think.
27:42
Adam Curry: I think you may be
correct, sir, you know, I can't
27:45
figure out the Cuomo kid, you
know, he was there,
27:49
John C Dvorak: Chris, yes, I
27:50
Adam Curry: can't figure I you
know, sometimes like, yeah, go
27:53
and then like, what are you
doing? And any he actually had a
27:58
pretty good piece he did from
the floor, which was accurate. A
28:03
Unknown: big theme here at the
DNC is that they're going to go
28:07
after corporate gouging, and
they're going to go after
28:10
corporations, whether it's in
taxes, largess, loopholes. Let
28:14
me reveal a reality to you that
has to be spoken to here. Okay?
28:19
These are the soldiers. These
are the men and the women that
28:22
go back to their constituencies
and their communities and they
28:24
fight. They take time from their
jobs. They take time from their
28:27
families. They need to charge
these people up. They need to be
28:29
able to get them on board. But
there is another reality that is
28:33
literally looking down on them.
Greg, look at the ring of
28:36
sweets. Okay. This is not unique
to Democrats. There is a game of
28:40
money. When people talk about
uni party, we are strangled by
28:45
the money. Reality in our
politics, those sweets start at
28:49
500 grand. You think there's
like a teacher group up in
28:53
there. You think it's like the
Cub Scouts of Columbia County,
28:56
South Carolina. That's up in
those boxes, the media boxes.
28:59
You think they're free. Why do
you think I'm on the floor news
29:03
nation is not a broke company.
Next star is a massive
29:06
organization. We are corporate
media. We don't have one of
29:09
those boxes because that's the
game you pay to play. Those
29:14
boxes are filled with the same
people that they say they're
29:16
going to regulate. They are
literally looking down on the
29:20
faithful and being told, yeah,
yeah, we're going to break down
29:24
on them. We're going to make
them pay their share. They paid
29:27
500 700 a million, a million and
a half to have those seats. They
29:31
get hotel suites that are
probably gifted to the party,
29:34
and they're going to take them
down. They're going to change
29:37
how it is they are looking down
from on high at the people who
29:40
make the difference in their
communities, and that is the
29:43
reality of politics. Well,
29:45
Adam Curry: news nation isn't
broke yet, but,
29:47
John C Dvorak: yeah, I agree it
is. It's weird. He's something
29:51
schizo.
29:53
Unknown: You said weird. Thank
you. You're welcome. So
29:58
John C Dvorak: there's what he.
In so far as what he said, The
30:02
One of the ironies of the show
was listening to Bernie Sanders
30:05
go on and on and on and on about
how terrible billionaires are
30:09
and they should all die. And
then he introduces Pritzker, a
30:13
billionaire, a
30:14
Adam Curry: billion, or Michelle
Obama, saying, by
30:17
John C Dvorak: the way, Pritzker
comes out and brags about being
30:19
a billionaire, or
30:21
Adam Curry: Michelle Obama
saying, you know, my mom was
30:23
suspicious of rich people. She
worked at the same bank Tina
30:28
worked at in the like, what, I
forget what division it was,
30:33
but, you know, she, she
literally worked side by side
30:36
with rich people. Where's this,
this disdain and this distrust?
30:40
She worked in the trust
department. That's it. She
30:43
worked in the trust department
of the bank where my wife worked
30:47
in Chicago. This lying is just
lies. And I'm just so sad that
30:55
all these people like NPCs, this
good show, great show. John
31:01
Legend. He's the best, and poor
James Taylor didn't even get to
31:05
play. I was waiting for that.
I'm like, Oh, watch James
31:09
Taylor. You know, you got a
friend. I always liked me some
31:12
James Taylor, they booted him,
because after after Joe,
31:16
everyone got
31:17
John C Dvorak: a friend. It
would be a perfect song,
31:19
especially compared to, let's go
crazy. Yeah, well, that was the
31:23
first crazy thing. There's a, I
have a clip, DNC clip. This is
31:27
the black car. Is a very short
clip. This only one that's been
31:30
floating around. This is the
Black Caucus discussing how, how
31:35
they're going to act during the
next 7080, days during the
31:39
election. We
31:40
Unknown: got 70 days to act
right? Y'all, that's right. Have
31:43
seven days we can go back then
Crazy, right?
31:48
John C Dvorak: So we've got 70
days to act normal, and then we
31:51
can go back to our to being
crazy. And so then you had John
31:55
Legend singing the song, let's
go crazy. It's just like the
31:58
whole is so much hypocrisy.
Also, they brought watch this.
32:02
It makes you sick. They brought
out
32:05
Adam Curry: an orthodox priest
and some pastor at the end of
32:09
the night for the consecration.
I missed that. Well, yeah,
32:13
everyone did. They didn't show
it. It was at the end of the
32:17
night. Like, what is that?
That's odd. So the whole thing
32:23
was, I mean, honestly, the show
itself. I mean, I can see it
32:29
from, from what we used to call
an Obama bot perspective, I can
32:35
see people, this is what my hair
girl said, you know, they all
32:39
want to re create the feeling of
hope that they had during Obama.
32:45
And that's, that's what they're
doing with that. I mean, I think
32:50
they used hope
32:52
John C Dvorak: a lot. Well,
that's, I got a couple more,
32:54
except kind of back you up here.
Okay, these are the Van Jones
32:58
two parter. This
32:59
Adam Curry: is that van I you
know, I love that guy. He's,
33:04
John C Dvorak: I really got $100
33:05
Adam Curry: million let's
remember, he got $100 million
33:10
from Jeff Bezos for his non
profit, whatever it is. So he's,
33:15
he can just show up and he can
do whatever he wants. He's got,
33:18
well, still,
33:20
John C Dvorak: Van Jones. Van
Jones on Obama. CNN,
33:23
Unknown: I mean, it's I
remember, 20 years ago, I was
33:27
living in Oakland in a little
condo. I had a little baby and a
33:32
cat, and I didn't have a TV. I
listened on the radio, and this
33:37
voice that sounded completely
different than anything we'd
33:41
ever heard before. Barack Obama
talked recasting his own story
33:46
as an American story.
33:49
John C Dvorak: Wait, what?
33:50
Unknown: What American story?
33:52
John C Dvorak: Recasting his
story as an American? What his
33:55
Kenya story, his upbringing in
Africa, or whatever that he was
34:00
in Indonesia and he was a
Muslim. I mean, whatever or
34:04
whatever, he's recasting his
story as an American. So, okay,
34:08
great, we'll listen to that. And
then he goes on with part two
34:12
here, and with, with the most
outrageous thing I've ever
34:15
heard, recasting
34:17
Unknown: his own story as an
American story. And it just
34:21
opened up a sense for me,
personally, that I had a place
34:25
in the country, that I could be
something, and everybody that
34:29
day felt the same way. And
Kamala Harris can do that times
34:33
100 because she is because of
what it means for a woman to do
34:37
this. And I think it's going to
be exciting. Tonight.
34:40
Adam Curry: They are doing a
very good job with with editing
34:43
videos, with sound and sound
bites, of putting Kamala, Harri,
34:48
Kamala, Kamala, Kamala, in that
in that same vibe, they're doing
34:53
a very good job. She can't do it
the way Barack Obama does it.
34:57
She
34:57
John C Dvorak: can't do anything
as let alone. 100x
35:02
Adam Curry: Obama, he's
masterful at it. And, you know,
35:07
she does not have it, but they
they want that. And you know
35:11
when, when you want something
that bad? And I really
35:14
understand why people want that.
They want to a mommy or a daddy
35:19
who's going to fix it for him.
And the same with Republicans.
35:22
Oh, if only Trump wins, then
we're safe. No, no, no, daddy or
35:27
mommy in the White House is
gonna it'll make you feel
35:30
better. Then I gotta fix
everything. You gotta do that in
35:34
your own community. I won't even
go down that road. And and so,
35:39
speaking of such, this was the
weirdest thing. Oh, I did it.
35:44
You got to call me out.
35:46
Unknown: I missed it. No,
35:49
Adam Curry: listen to what Trump
said being interviewed by CNN
35:52
about Michelle and Barack. We're
also
35:54
Unknown: keeping an eye on new
comments from Donald Trump, who
35:56
is out on the campaign trail
today. That is where we find
35:59
students. Kristen Holmes, at
this hour. Kristen, you spoke to
36:02
Donald Trump directly earlier.
What did he tell you?
36:06
Well, Kelly asked him about the
DNC and particularly former
36:08
President Barack Obama's speech
tonight. I cited the fact that
36:12
in 2020 Obama said that Trump
never grew into the role as
36:16
president. And then I asked him
for essentially a prebuttal of
36:20
the speech, what he said almost
a complete turnaround of what we
36:25
have heard him say about former
President Obama before. I like
36:28
him. I think he's a nice
gentleman, but he was very, very
36:31
weak on trade. If you take a
look at what happened to our
36:33
country, trade wise, it was a
disaster. The take a look at
36:38
Japan. Take a look at China.
Take a look at what happened
36:40
with some of these countries,
what they did, but I happen to
36:43
like him. I respect him, and I
respect his wife, Caitlin. I
36:46
respect him, and I respect him.
I expect to respect his wife.
36:49
Obviously very different from
what we've heard from Donald
36:51
Trump, particularly during his
tenure in office, when he
36:54
repeatedly blamed Obama for a
lot of shortcomings in his own
36:57
office, tried to undermine his
legacy, and before that was the
37:01
biggest promoter of birtherism,
essentially saying that Obama
37:05
wasn't eligible to be, you know,
37:07
Adam Curry: and I hear that
clip, and I'm a little
37:10
suspicious that he might have
been talking about someone else
37:14
and someone else's wife. I
cannot believe that he said
37:17
that.
37:20
John C Dvorak: That's a good
point.
37:21
Adam Curry: I mean, I
37:22
John C Dvorak: it's a little bit
off brand, a little, and I'm
37:27
noticing that a couple of
things. One is the Republicans,
37:30
in particular, the Republicans
have gone off the deep end, off
37:34
the rails about Trump and how
he's, you know, should be, he
37:38
should be softer, and he's
better when he's just not being
37:42
so mean. He's all mean, mean
tweets. It goes back to that.
37:46
And then now that they and he
does that. He does say some,
37:49
some kind of does. He does some
things that are just mild. He's
37:53
the Donald. He's doing podcasts,
everything he can do and and as
37:57
he does more and more of this
being normalized, they bitch
38:02
about it. I was watching, God,
oh, he's not as funny as he used
38:05
to be. I don't understand why
he's so much, you know. He's
38:08
could give it to him, you know,
and he won't. And so it's that
38:11
they want it one way, and then
they when he gives it to him
38:14
that way, then they bitch. I
mean, the Republicans are
38:16
screwed up.
38:18
Adam Curry: I watched, so I
listened. I should say on my
38:20
ride into Austin, him on Theo
Vaughn show, I like Theo Vaughn.
38:25
I like his style. I like how
he's just the kind of redneck
38:29
ish, like Donald good show,
Donald, let me ask you this, and
38:34
I thought it was very good. He
was Trump. He Trump was
38:40
interested, engaging. He, he, he
didn't. I mean, it was, it was a
38:46
different type of interview. It
was conversational. It was
38:49
conversational, yeah, and I that
was an interesting side to see.
38:52
I still want to hear him say
that Kamala lasts like a crazy
38:56
woman. Yes, we played the clip
on the last show. Of course, he
39:02
has said that. But, yeah, you're
right. It's, it's but that. But
39:07
that's because it's the same
thing on the Republican side.
39:11
You know, you cannot say enough,
oh, she's a communist,
39:14
socialist, just going nuts.
She's a nothing, she's a she's
39:22
like a pimple, she's no good.
Every everybody knows that she
39:26
was the worst four months, four
weeks ago. Everyone knows it.
39:31
You know, that's let me just let
me say this, the gas lighting is
39:36
also working on people who
support Trump. They are going
39:40
insane about I mean, to me, this
whole thing was kind of boring.
39:45
You know, these these
conventions are boring. But you
39:49
know, when you see a whole bunch
of people like yelling and
39:52
they're all psyched up for their
candidate, it was the same at
39:56
the RNC. It's the same thing.
But that, but so many. The
40:00
people on the right be honest,
Tina is not. Tina is not a big
40:05
Trump fan. She despises how he
communicates, and she's a
40:09
professional communicator. She's
been in communications her whole
40:12
life, but just having the DNC on
the show was in my living room.
40:19
She's like, I can't believe this
projection. I'm like, wow, it's
40:24
working. It's working. They are
psyopping both sides and both
40:30
sides. Do it. That's what you
do. It's it's well done then
40:35
Unknown: doing it. But it
40:37
John C Dvorak: fades. Let's also
it fades, of course. To back you
40:41
up a little bit, here, I want to
play two clips from AOC, your
40:45
future President, ladies and
gentlemen. Now, one of them, by
40:48
the way, is labeled SNC AOC, two
that should be DNC AOC, yeah. So
40:54
that's, that'll be the second
clip. I
40:55
Adam Curry: got you. I got you.
40:57
John C Dvorak: So the first clip
is ao, DNC AOC, now this is from
41:00
July this year, July 19, while
Biden was still president, this
41:05
is what she said on her either
Tiktok or Insta,
41:10
Unknown: if you think that there
is consensus among The people
41:18
who want Joe Biden to leave that
Kamala, that they will support
41:24
Kamala vice president, Harris,
you would be mistaken. A lot of
41:29
them are not just interested in
removing the president. They are
41:39
interested in in removing the
whole ticket,
41:43
Adam Curry: I need to remind
everybody, she auditioned for a
41:47
job in New York. They said, Hey,
you're kind of cute. Come
41:51
audition. And she was completely
constructed. She thought she was
41:57
getting an acting gig, and she
doesn't need a mask for at least
42:04
2030, years. So she's very, very
useful. So,
42:08
John C Dvorak: so the point is
there, which is what we have
42:11
discussed on this show, which is
the possibility exists that the
42:15
idea was to get rid of Biden and
Harris, which is what she said,
42:19
That's right, and the bombers
were going to control the
42:21
situation and bring in some new
people, or do a another primary,
42:26
do something. And then Biden did
the poison pill thing, and right
42:31
after he was kicked out,
realized that does his best bet
42:34
was to give it to Kamala right
away, before they could do
42:37
anything, which caused the feud
between Harris and the and the
42:40
Obamas and why she wasn't there.
The whole thing's falling apart,
42:45
because after listening to AOC
going on and on like this,
42:49
here's a snippet from her at the
convention about how great
42:53
Kamala is. In Kamala
42:55
Unknown: Harris, we have a
chance to elect a president who
42:58
is for the middle class, because
she is from the middle class.
43:05
She understands the urgency of
rent checks and groceries and
43:11
prescriptions. She is as
committed to our reproductive
43:15
and civil rights as she is to
taking on corporate greed. It's
43:21
Adam Curry: the greatest show on
earth. 20 billion is what?
43:27
John C Dvorak: Oh, no, but great
show on earth.
43:29
Adam Curry: It's better than
that, stupid, where's
43:30
Unknown: the elephant? Better
than the Ringling Brothers?
43:33
Adam Curry: Oh, it is. It's the
greatest show on earth. It's $20
43:36
billion goes into the elections,
and we just, we literally
43:41
sitting there like psyop little
monkeys going it seals, and we
43:47
yell about it on Twitter. It's
crazy, because this is all going
43:52
to be forgotten in one week from
now. We won't remember this,
43:56
John C Dvorak: no, but it's fun.
While last it is, I'm
43:58
Adam Curry: gonna play the
Michelle Obama racifying stuff.
44:01
Kamala
44:02
Unknown: Harris truly
understands the unseen labor and
44:05
unwavering commitment that has
always made America great. Now,
44:17
unfortunately, we know what
comes next. We know folks are
44:23
going to do everything they can,
folks to distort her truth. My
44:28
husband and I, sadly know a
little something about this. Why
44:31
Adam Curry: wouldn't she say
Barack and I just thought that
44:35
to be odd.
44:38
Unknown: For years, Donald Trump
did everything in his power to
44:41
try to make people fear us see
his limited, narrow view of the
44:48
world made him feel threatened
by the existence of two
44:52
hardworking, highly educated,
successful people who happen to
44:56
be black.
44:58
Adam Curry: Shame on you,
Michelle Obama. I'm a shame on
45:01
you. You know it's not true.
Just that's shameful. That is
45:06
that, to me, is un American. By
just standing on stage and
45:10
calling someone a racist, that's
bull.
45:17
And shame on these NPCs. Wait,
wait,
45:28
Unknown: I
45:28
want to know. I want to know
who's going to tell him? Who's
45:34
going to tell him that the job
he's currently seeking might
45:36
just be one of those black jobs.
45:41
Adam Curry: Well written, well
done for a racist. It's not,
45:44
it's it's ridiculous.
45:47
John C Dvorak: I have the one I
have a Michelle clip, because
45:51
she they were, he was president
from 2008 to, what, 1216, 16,
45:58
and all these, all that time,
and ever since, and that now we
46:03
hear this. This is what
happened.
46:08
Adam Curry: Wait a minute, what
happened?
46:09
John C Dvorak: DNC, Michelle,
taking
46:12
Unknown: away our freedom to
control our bodies, the freedom
46:16
to become a mother through IV
and F like I did, those things
46:21
are not going to improve the
health outcomes of our wives,
46:24
mothers and daughters. I knew
46:26
Adam Curry: it was Scottie
pippens kid. I've always said
46:29
that she went through IVF. When
46:33
John C Dvorak: did this become
news, and how come the American
46:36
public just found out about it?
I
46:38
Unknown: never heard this.
46:41
John C Dvorak: I never heard it
either, and this is how many
46:43
years has she been in the public
eye, and now, all of a sudden,
46:46
she's an IVF mom,
46:48
Adam Curry: which, by the way,
was one governor in Alabama who
46:53
made some issue, who didn't even
say it was against IVF, but that
46:58
embryo should be protected. But
they've turned this all around.
47:01
This is, yeah, what? Project
2025 nonsense, stupid. It's,
47:06
please get, go get the PDF for
Project 2025 and read it every
47:13
night before you go to bed. I
guarantee you won't get past the
47:16
introduction. It's so boring.
And so in the word is innocuous,
47:21
it's nothing, but that's
47:22
John C Dvorak: what? Because no
one's gonna read it. And you can
47:24
just say a Handmaid's Tale, and
you're good to go. Yeah,
47:27
Handmaid's
47:28
Adam Curry: Tale. Handmaid's
Tale is very different.
47:31
John C Dvorak: No, no, it's the
same thing. You don't get it.
47:34
Adam Curry: What is the the the
plot of The Handmaid's Tale?
47:38
Just so we can set this project
47:40
John C Dvorak: 2025 Yeah, but
I'm asking you, what is the
47:43
truth? Comes in, Trump comes in,
and he makes every woman a
47:46
slave, and they become breeders,
and it's terrible.
47:51
Adam Curry: Let me see what the
what the book of knowledge says.
47:53
Handmaid's Tale. Let me see what
the the plot is, futuristic,
47:57
dystopian novel by Margaret
Atwood, published in 85 set in
48:02
near future New England,
patriarchal, totalian,
48:05
totalitarian, theomic state
known as the Republic of Gilead,
48:11
overthrown by the United States
government. Offered is the
48:14
central character and narrator,
one of the handmaids, women who
48:17
are forcibly assigned to produce
children for the commanders who
48:21
are the ruling class. How does
that fit with IVF and no
48:26
abortion? I mean, the whole
thing is, it's, it's crazy. Now,
48:33
there was something that
happened. I got the report this
48:35
morning. And, you know, because
we haven't really seen a lot of,
48:39
well, I have a protest clip. We
can listen to that, but we have
48:42
not seen anything near Chicago
1968
48:47
John C Dvorak: No, in fact, I
think that is because of the soy
48:50
boys. They haven't got the
enough testosterone to kick down
48:55
the damn gates.
48:56
Adam Curry: Well, let me play
that clip first, then let me
48:58
play the have one protest clip.
Here we go. This morning,
49:01
Unknown: Chicago police bracing
for another round of protests
49:06
after dozens breached the outer
perimeter of the DNC late
49:09
Monday. Right now you see
protesters having broken through
49:12
this barrier, trying to get into
the convention center. They
49:15
gathered earlier, 1000s of them,
to condemn the Biden Harris
49:18
administration's handling of the
Israel Gaza conflict, the
49:22
through line of the dozens of
protest actions planned here
49:25
this week, the March wove
through Chicago north of the
49:29
convention center, where
hundreds of officers on bikes
49:31
formed a rolling barricade
hemming them in. Then as they
49:35
filled this park, tensions
rising. Some of them have wanted
49:38
to turn right towards here, and
you may be able to see that
49:40
barricade of police that scores
a convention center, and this
49:43
appears to set off some sort of
fight that parked right up
49:46
against the DNC steel cage
perimeter. And they're a smaller
49:50
group of protesters. This is
something parts of it pouring
49:53
into the breach and taunting
police on the other side, riot
49:56
police are moving in. They're
about to push back these
49:59
protesters who. First through
this fence a few moments ago.
50:02
They've got batons right? Police
moving in from two sides,
50:05
squeezing the protesters out of
the buffer zone after an hour,
50:12
clearing the park once
50:14
they breached the fence, we knew
that that was problematic. We
50:17
had to put an end to it.
50:19
Adam Curry: So the I watched the
peaceful protests, people
50:24
marching for about an hour each
day, because there's several
50:29
live streams you can watch all
professionally printed signs.
50:34
Let me restate that. I'd say 95%
professionally printed signs,
50:39
all from the either the
Socialist Workers Party or the
50:43
Socialist Party of it's like a
splinter group of the Socialist
50:46
Workers Party. They split off, I
guess, five or 10 years ago. So
50:50
it's all socialist organized
protests. Then you have this one
50:56
guy who's like the Gaza guy, and
he talks to the press. He's
50:59
always out of breath, he's a
little overweight, and, you
51:01
know, it's just Omar is his
name, so there's really not much
51:05
there. But I thought this, this
thing that happened, was very
51:10
subversive. They're attributing
it to pro Palestine protesters,
51:17
but I thought there was an
underlying subversive message.
51:20
Unknown: According to the DNC
Joint Information Center, the
51:22
maggots were placed on the
tables with food inside of the
51:26
Fairmont Hotel around 65 this
morning, not long after the bugs
51:30
were reported, our camera
captured an FBI Evidence
51:33
Response truck along with state
and local police outside the
51:37
hotel. Investigators say
multiple female offenders are
51:40
suspected of entering the hotel
and placing unknown objects on
51:44
tables with food. Police believe
that women who have not been
51:47
caught left the area. It's
unclear if hotel staff became
51:50
aware of the insect incident
before delegates ate the food. A
51:55
professor of history at DePaul
University says the most
51:58
concerning thing to him about
the maggot incident is not the
52:01
bugs, but the security breach.
52:04
Adam Curry: So maggots, yeah,
and when I hear maggots, I hear
52:07
Maga. I think that's subversive.
52:11
John C Dvorak: Maybe I didn't
think that, but it's possible,
52:15
by
52:15
Adam Curry: the way, if you, if
you just troll around on
52:17
Twitter, and I see you a lot,
man, you're you, you're posting
52:20
a lot of trans Maoist videos.
You're really into that. If you
52:27
troll around, you'll see,
52:29
John C Dvorak: I repost very
entertaining videos people
52:32
Adam Curry: should Oh, they're
entertaining. They're
52:33
entertaining. Yes, you'll see
the Democrats. You need. They
52:41
put a a wall up around
themselves. You need an ID
52:44
Unknown: to get in
52:46
Adam Curry: there. You don't
need an ID to vote. Don't, don't
52:49
want to walk around
52:50
John C Dvorak: the country.
Heard that a million times,
52:52
Adam Curry: yes, so it's all,
it's all meant to Jack you up,
52:56
man, man, Jack
52:58
John C Dvorak: you up. I have a
couple of clips I want to play
53:00
before we get too far away. Uh,
these are shorties. I want to
53:04
this is Pelosi speech, and I
want you to tell me what work.
53:08
She was bad. She was no good.
No, she's chewing her cud. She's
53:13
eating on something, the mask.
And I think part of the mask got
53:16
into into her. I think that's
why she used the word, tell me
53:20
that's not the word she uses,
and I think it's a good show
53:24
title. She creates a new word
called imposted. But let us
53:28
Unknown: not forget who saved
democracy that day we did and we
53:33
demonstrated to America and to
the world that American
53:38
democracy prevailed. The parable
of January 6 reminds us that our
53:44
democracy is only as strong as
the courage and commitment of
53:48
those entrusted with its care
53:52
John C Dvorak: imposed it, she
said, those imposed with with
53:57
its care. Did
53:58
Adam Curry: you notice that?
Because I'm looking at crowd
54:00
response. I don't think January
6 got the type of responses they
54:04
wanted. Of course not. It's
stupid. Yeah, it's just not top
54:09
of mind. People don't really see
it as the worst moment in our
54:12
history, since Pearl Harbor or
whatever, whatever we're
54:16
supposed
54:16
John C Dvorak: to passed over
and it's not working. I mean,
54:19
Biden was also when he gave his
speech. One Biden clip, yes,
54:23
which is the one that's been
going around you for if you
54:25
haven't heard you hear it now,
of course, and this is sorry
54:30
Biden was doing quite well. Most
of the speech into phony. Biden
54:33
until this moment, until this
moment, wrote the
54:37
Unknown: following quote, women
are not without electrical,
54:42
without, not allowed, not
without electro
54:45
electoral or political power,
54:49
Adam Curry: I lower everyone
like, yeah, Joe, you did it. You
54:51
got through a sentence. Good.
Thank you, Joe. Sign the signage
54:55
coordination 10 points, 10
points for this. Oh yeah,
55:00
absolutely, 10 points, man. They
went from, uh, thank you Joe, to
55:05
we love No, we love Joe. And
then it was Thank you Joe. And
55:09
John C Dvorak: everyone turned
and then they went, kept
55:12
changing. I wish someone would
collect some of the signs. I
55:15
would love to get one of these
walls heads. Yeah, I think those
55:19
are pretty cool. I have two
more. I have one more. Well,
55:22
couple more. But
55:25
Adam Curry: by the way, by the
way, just as a parallel so
55:29
walls, kid, and I'm not sure
what's wrong with walls kid, but
55:34
you know that was wrong with
that great shot of walls. Kid,
55:37
freaking out, being all happy in
that awkward kid happy way. This
55:43
is exactly the parallel to Veep,
where Selena Myers, Tom James,
55:49
or whatever his name was, who
was her VP, also had a kid with
55:53
issues. It's insane to watch
this in in parallel to what's
55:57
happening.
56:00
John C Dvorak: I didn't know
that. Yes, let's play this DNC,
56:04
pbma clip. Will
56:07
Unknown: we be a nation defined
by chaos and extremism, or will
56:14
we choose a path of decency,
honor and continued progress?
56:20
Uh huh.
56:21
John C Dvorak: Now tell me
that's not Obama
56:22
Unknown: totally but it wasn't,
I guess.
56:26
John C Dvorak: No, that was
Shapiro. Oh, who I have said
56:30
before, and other people have
noticed this. He is the Jewish
56:33
Obama. He talks with the same
cadence. He
56:36
Unknown: sounds like Obama
indeed.
56:39
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it's just
like I just took that small
56:42
clip, and it's all it takes. I
mean, you can listen to this
56:44
whole speech and it's just
Obama, and, in fact, it's so
56:47
Obama. That is kind of annoying.
I think it's going to hurt him,
56:50
to be honest about it. Then I
have a 19 second mini super clip
56:55
about how great this convention
was. Short. Short, DNC, short,
57:04
oh,
57:04
Adam Curry: I'm sorry. Here we
go.
57:06
Unknown: The people in this room
had a great time last night,
57:08
exuberance,
57:09
Joy. I have not seen so many
Democrats laugh, smile, sing.
57:15
This
57:15
was a legitimate moment of
catharsis and love all of
57:20
it, saying we can really do
this. We're coming out of this
57:23
darkness that Donald Trump has
put us in.
57:28
Adam Curry: Neuro divergent is
the term I was looking for, for
57:31
Waltz's kid. Neuro divergent,
57:35
Unknown: that's height. That's
the politically correct way of
57:37
saying it.
57:40
John C Dvorak: I got into one
more to play. Well, I'm
57:42
Adam Curry: gonna I'm gonna play
one because Tim waltz asked me
57:45
to do this. He was very clear.
He gave me instruction, and I'm
57:48
following orders. So here,
57:50
Unknown: this is the part clip.
And save it and send it to your
57:53
undecided relatives, so they
know if your middle class
57:58
family, or a family trying to
get into the middle class.
58:01
Kamala Harris is going to cut
your taxes if you're getting
58:06
squeezed by prescription drug
prices. Kamala Harris is going
58:10
to take on big pharma if you're
hoping to buy a home, Kamala
58:16
Harris is going to help make it
more affordable. How does that
58:20
work? And no matter who you are,
Kamala Harris is going to stand
58:24
up and fight for your freedom to
live the life that you want to
58:28
lead, because that's what we
want for ourselves and it's what
58:34
we want for our neighbors.
58:36
Adam Curry: All right. All
right. I did what you told me,
58:38
Tim, very uninspiring, but I did
what you told me.
58:43
John C Dvorak: I'm gonna play a
clip. This was off the floor.
58:46
And this was row con, you know,
because the big theme here on
58:50
this convention is corporate
58:51
Adam Curry: greed. Yes, the one
sitting in the boxes up to
58:55
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the ones in
the $500,000 seats is good.
58:59
Those guys, actually, before I
go to that, I do have two clips
59:03
from uh, K part and Brooks that
took place last Friday before
59:08
the convention.
59:08
Adam Curry: The show just took a
horrible turn. Okay, I'll skip
59:12
John C Dvorak: those then, and
we'll go right there.
59:16
Adam Curry: Oh no, let's keep
them. We want to keep them. We
59:18
want to keep them. John, is it
funny? I can listen to Cape
59:23
Martin Brooks, if it's funny.
Well,
59:25
John C Dvorak: let's they're
they're always funny. Okay, K
59:28
part is pathetic, by the way,
yes, and and Brooks this play K
59:33
part, and then Brooks, and then
I'll play a real kind of because
59:37
this is all about corporate
greed, and this idea that's,
59:41
this is nonsense of the highest
order.
59:44
Unknown: She's talking about
eliminating medical debt for
59:46
millions of Americans, a cap on
prescription drug costs, a
59:49
$25,000 subsidy for first time
homebuyers. Give us some of your
59:53
top takeaways from the speech
and her policy rollout.
59:56
Well, clearly, as we know from
the polls, that the economy is
59:59
i. They're issued number one,
two or three for the American
1:00:03
people. So it makes sense that
she would use her first policy
1:00:06
speech to focus on not just
economics and just a piece of
1:00:10
economics, because she did say
at the top of her remarks that
1:00:15
there are a bunch of other
things that she's going to roll
1:00:17
out later, but she wanted to
focus on this very narrow issue,
1:00:20
which are issues that the
American people say is top of
1:00:24
mind for them, top of mind
1:00:26
now,
1:00:29
John C Dvorak: when I listen to
that Capehart and others, and
1:00:32
Kamala and Biden and the rest of
them keep talking about, this is
1:00:36
the greatest economy we've ever
had, number one, can I mean,
1:00:40
while they're talking about the
economy as those an issue, can I
1:00:44
play 30 against your mind
obfuscated
1:00:47
Adam Curry: by all of this was
the news that came out, I would
1:00:51
say, more hidden than
obfuscated. And
1:00:54
Unknown: you know, today we had
Listen, the economy had a
1:00:56
terrible jobs report today,
right? The downward, downward
1:01:01
estimate of close to a million
jobs that weren't created during
1:01:05
the past year in the Biden
Harris administration. Gina
1:01:08
Raimondo and asked about it
today. She wasn't familiar with
1:01:10
it. She's a Secretary of
Commerce, right? Unemployment at
1:01:13
4.3% the highest it's been since
2021 11% credit card defaults,
1:01:19
the highest it's been, and I
think since 2009 so the economy
1:01:23
isn't great, and people feel
that in their pocketbooks at
1:01:25
home, and we're going to leave
here with this great sugar high
1:01:27
in this hope, and then people
have to pay their their bills,
1:01:30
and so it's going to be tough.
1:01:32
Adam Curry: So the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, whose job it
1:01:36
is, is to report as accurately
as possible the number of jobs
1:01:42
created or saved? No,
1:01:45
John C Dvorak: just created, not
saved, revived.
1:01:48
Adam Curry: And they've been
revising by 50,000 100,000 for
1:01:52
months. Yeah, they do that, and
now 800,000
1:01:57
John C Dvorak: jobs is a bit
much. So they're
1:02:00
Adam Curry: lying. That's not,
that's not an oopsie
1:02:04
John C Dvorak: and and Gina
Raimondo, Diana, if
1:02:06
Adam Curry: you have that clip,
I don't, I didn't get it. Well,
1:02:08
I'll
1:02:09
John C Dvorak: tell you what
they did for people out there.
1:02:10
You just, I
1:02:12
Adam Curry: can literally grab
it for you if you want. Yeah,
1:02:15
why
1:02:15
John C Dvorak: don't you grab
it? Because she, she blames
1:02:17
Trump for lying about these
statistics when it was and then
1:02:22
when she's told us from the
Bureau of Labor Statistics, she
1:02:26
says, I don't even know who that
is. She's an idiot. And the fact
1:02:30
that, which is one of the
reasons I didn't get the clip,
1:02:32
it was so moronic that it was
like, I can't take
1:02:35
Adam Curry: it. I have the same
you know what's Gina? Is her
1:02:38
name Gina Raimondo.
1:02:41
John C Dvorak: Raimondo, she is
our AI thing. Mo in, yeah, I
1:02:45
Adam Curry: was out here it is,
yeah, I knew because I was being
1:02:47
killed with it on Twitter. Here
we oh, this is the 57 second
1:02:50
version. Oh, that's even better.
I've only seen a 15 second let's
1:02:53
Donald
1:02:53
Unknown: Trump is already
addressing this on the campaign
1:02:55
trail. Let's take a listen to
that one
1:02:57
together. The administration
padded the numbers with an extra
1:03:02
listen to this one 818,000 jobs
that don't exist. So they said
1:03:10
they existed, and they never did
exist. They built them up so
1:03:15
that they could say what a
wonderful job they're doing.
1:03:19
So when you hear that, do you
potentially think that this new
1:03:22
numbers could be a liability for
this campaign?
1:03:24
No, when I hear that, first of
all, I don't believe it, because
1:03:27
I've never heard Donald Trump
say anything. Truth is, though,
1:03:30
from the Bureau of Labor, I
don't I'm not familiar with
1:03:33
that, but
1:03:36
Adam Curry: if this one thing I
despise, it's people posting
1:03:39
clips with music. We don't
listen
1:03:44
John C Dvorak: well, no, that
was the background music. No,
1:03:46
no, no, no, no,
1:03:48
Adam Curry: because I've seen
the clip without the background
1:03:50
music. Okay, they just do that.
Oh, I'm a producer. Now, shut
1:03:55
up. Stop it. I can't I
1:03:58
John C Dvorak: agree. I thought
that 1,000% 100% was gonna say
1:04:03
that. I realized that's no good
either. No, you can't, but I do
1:04:06
agree that people keep throwing
these music like this. They're
1:04:10
being creative, and it's like
ruins the clips.
1:04:12
Adam Curry: Yes, for the show,
1:04:15
John C Dvorak: for us, for us,
let's skip and go to Brooks,
1:04:18
okay, who now has a commentary
about gouging, and David
1:04:22
Unknown: on this matter of
economic policy, the Vice
1:04:24
President is also proposing the
first ever ban on price gouging
1:04:28
for groceries. This is something
I know you took particular issue
1:04:31
with. It polls well, with swing
voters, but economists say the
1:04:34
underlying reasons why prices
are higher, it's a more
1:04:38
complicated argument. Yeah.
1:04:39
I mean, she has some good
policies in this package. I
1:04:41
think the child tax credit is a
good thing. She wants to
1:04:45
deregulate housing so we can get
more homes, but the price
1:04:48
gouging is just well. Catherine
Rampell, The Washington Post
1:04:51
columnist and NewsHour
contributor, said it's
1:04:53
impossible to exaggerate how bad
this policy is, and I agree with
1:04:57
that. And Katherine had a good
line that, if you're i. Opponent
1:05:00
is calling you a communist.
Maybe don't lead with price
1:05:02
controls. And so price controls
just create shortages that
1:05:05
create black markets. We've seen
it happen in Venezuela. We've
1:05:08
seen it happen the Soviet Union.
Price controls just don't work.
1:05:11
What's worse about that? First,
it's trying to address a problem
1:05:15
that does not exist, price
grocery prices. Inflation has
1:05:19
been less than 1% for the past
year. It's over. We had a surge,
1:05:24
but it's over. The problem does
not exist. But the real core
1:05:27
problem is it expresses a level
of economic literacy which is
1:05:31
kind of surprising in a
responsible Democratic
1:05:34
candidate. You know, the idea
behind greedflation is that we
1:05:38
had all these years of low
inflation under Obama and under
1:05:40
buchas, and I guess people
weren't greedy. Then what about
1:05:43
June Biden gets in, and
suddenly, magically, they all
1:05:46
get greedy and state price
gouging. Oh, man,
1:05:50
Adam Curry: this, you know what?
Okay, so I was in Democrat run
1:05:55
Austin yesterday, which is still
dirty. It's just dirty. It's
1:06:01
filled with big box stores.
South Congress is ruined.
1:06:07
There's no more cute little It's
ruined. It's yeah, Lululemon.
1:06:10
Okay, great. So I'm in the hair
salon. And you know my girl, she
1:06:16
rents a chair there. So there's
three, three women, three
1:06:20
clients. I'm the only dude. I
admit it, there you go, and
1:06:24
it's,
1:06:24
John C Dvorak: there you have.
It's
1:06:25
Adam Curry: a second floor walk
up and, and so I'm sitting in
1:06:30
the chair and my girls putting
in, you know, my highlights, and
1:06:35
all of a sudden there's this
lady. She's standing right there
1:06:38
with a red shirt on black pants,
and, and she says something to
1:06:43
my girl, and I see her like,
freeze up. I'm like, What are
1:06:46
you a fed? I kind of jokingly
say that. And the lady says, No,
1:06:51
I'm State TDLR, what? Texas
Department of license and
1:06:57
registration and so. And this,
of course, is not just an Austin
1:07:03
thing, but so this is your
overreach. So all these girls
1:07:07
have to have licenses to cut
hair. They have to show their
1:07:11
their license. Then this lady
walks around the place one room,
1:07:15
walks around like your barbazol
is not labeled. What is going on
1:07:20
in America. What happened to
just putting out a candy cane in
1:07:23
front and cutting hair? It was
disturbing. And you could see
1:07:28
everyone was all, oh, it's like,
the Stasi is here. Oh, wow,
1:07:32
yeah. And this is, this has been
going on for decades. This is
1:07:38
not new. It's like, No, it's
1:07:40
John C Dvorak: the
administrative state gone nuts
1:07:43
and this
1:07:43
Adam Curry: into how come you
don't have the sexual harassment
1:07:46
poster on the wall? What
1:07:49
Unknown: it was disturbing.
1:07:53
Adam Curry: It's un American
telling you right now, under
1:07:56
curry administration, there'll
be no licenses for hairdressers.
1:08:00
I was like, if you shut this
down, my hair is going to burn.
1:08:04
Come by highlights in you can't
go out on the street with tin
1:08:06
foil.
1:08:09
John C Dvorak: You're digging a
deeper hole. I
1:08:10
Adam Curry: know. So,
1:08:13
John C Dvorak: so we hear all
this bull crap, and I want to
1:08:15
play ro Khanna now. Ro Khanna is
the Democrat congressman for
1:08:21
Silicon Valley. And I want to
play this because he's
1:08:27
expressing the he's representing
Silicon Valley and in his myriad
1:08:33
of corporate, large, massive
corporations, tech companies.
1:08:39
And this is, this is his
thinking representative,
1:08:43
Unknown: Ro Khanna, who,
1:08:44
during the event, called out
corporate greed. What happens
1:08:47
when you give a corporate tax
cut? Intel gets the money. Now.
1:08:52
What do they do? They go buy
their stock, or they give it the
1:08:55
dividend. That's what we've been
doing for 50 years. That's why
1:08:58
Walt's piled up in Silicon
Valley, where I represent in New
1:09:01
York, but it has hollow down
community after community.
1:09:07
John C Dvorak: Okay, hold on.
They get some tax cuts to get a
1:09:11
deal, and so then they give out
dividends, which is what you're
1:09:14
supposed to do if you're you
want money, yeah, so somehow
1:09:19
giving out dividends is bad. And
then what communities have these
1:09:25
corporations hollowed out? What
is he talking about? You telling
1:09:30
me that Palo Alto and Menlo Park
and the places where these guys
1:09:33
are are hollowed out? Yeah, what
are you nuts? How do these which
1:09:40
brings me to the big question,
why are these morons in Palo
1:09:44
Alto and Menlo Park reelecting
this guy? Are they? Yeah, over
1:09:50
and over, because the only
ridden Democrats that run these
1:09:56
companies, because
1:09:56
Adam Curry: they pay because
they pay him, because they got
1:09:58
big money, deep pockets. Yes,
hello. Welcome to the show.
1:10:04
Unknown: Welcome to the show.
All right, meanwhile,
1:10:09
Adam Curry: are we done with the
DNC? Because I'm kind of done
1:10:11
with the DNC.
1:10:14
John C Dvorak: I don't have
anything really that good. Well,
1:10:17
I do want to play one last thing
then SNC. This is clip SNC. This
1:10:21
is Stephanie Grisham. And I just
just have a comment to make. All
1:10:25
right, we
1:10:25
Unknown: are here with Stephanie
Grisham. You will remember, she
1:10:28
is Donald Trump's former press
secretary. She is now here
1:10:31
speaking at the DNC, because she
has been very clear. She has
1:10:37
completely changed her mind on
who should be the President of
1:10:40
the United States, and who
should not. I just want to ask
1:10:43
you, what was this moment like
when you decided I cannot do
1:10:46
this anymore. I cannot be a part
of this administration anymore,
1:10:50
and you ended up here speaking
at the DNC.
1:10:53
I know, you know, I had tried to
resign, actually, a few times
1:10:56
prior to January 6, but Melania
had taught me out of it. We were
1:11:00
really, really close. January 6,
of course, like I said in my
1:11:03
speech, was the day that I just
couldn't be there anymore. I
1:11:06
knew that he knew what he was
doing. I was so disappointed
1:11:09
that Melania wouldn't do at
least as something to try to
1:11:12
quell the violence, and I
haven't looked back since now.
1:11:16
Yeah, to be here is not
something I ever thought in my
1:11:18
career or life I would ever beat
but I'm proud of it. I stand by
1:11:23
it, and it's been great.
Everybody's been wonderful.
1:11:26
Adam Curry: She's a Republican.
1:11:28
John C Dvorak: She was in
Trump's press office for nine
1:11:33
months, right, right? I looked
her up on C span. There was no
1:11:36
press. She never did anything.
She got bumped over to become
1:11:42
Chief of Staff for Melania. And
then she and she'd been what
1:11:46
wants to quit all the time. She
can't. And here's the deal. She
1:11:50
look, here's the deal. She came
from Romney's group. Oh, well,
1:11:55
there you go. This is a classic
Trump hire. Yeah. Overall,
1:11:59
there's Romney, you know, I'm
trying to be the wrong
1:12:01
magnanimous. And let me give
this girl a job. She's just
1:12:04
another Romney. I Trump has got
to stop doing this. I
1:12:10
Adam Curry: want to give props
to Don Lemon. I don't have any
1:12:12
clips, but he is diligently
traveling around America,
1:12:16
sticking his mic in people's
faces. Now, these are men on the
1:12:19
street. So you can edit however
you want. But I would say 80% of
1:12:24
the people he's interviewing of
all colors of the spectrum, are
1:12:27
all saying Trump.
1:12:29
John C Dvorak: Yes, I and this
is some people are seeing this
1:12:33
as a setup. He's trying to get
work. He's getting attention by
1:12:38
doing this because, because he's
get all Trump, Trump, Trump, and
1:12:42
we know hates Trump, and it's
either that he's trying to just
1:12:45
get attention, because he's
getting a lot of attention. Gave
1:12:48
him attention right there. I
didn't clip him, though, no and
1:12:52
no good. And he is either trying
to get just get back into one of
1:12:57
the other jobs, or even get a
job at Fox. Well,
1:13:00
Adam Curry: he tried. He had
that job with Elon, and then he
1:13:02
screwed it up by trying to be a
journalist. He screwed that up.
1:13:06
Don't be a journalist. Just do
your job. Crazy, and he
1:13:10
John C Dvorak: never was a
journalist before. Why now so,
1:13:15
so
1:13:15
Adam Curry: big announcement
coming tomorrow, breaking
1:13:17
Unknown: news in the
presidential race. Robert F
1:13:19
Kennedy Jr plans to end his bid
for the White House. NBC News
1:13:24
and CNN reporting, he'll endorse
Donald Trump for president.
1:13:28
Kennedy is expected to address
the nation in a speech on
1:13:31
Friday. He was a long shot, but
could have pulled on the fence
1:13:34
voters away from the mainstream
candidates. And
1:13:38
Adam Curry: here is Nicole
Shanahan, his ill chosen vice
1:13:43
presidential pick on a podcast,
1:13:45
Unknown: there's two options
that we're looking at, and one
1:13:50
is staying in, forming that new
party, but we run the risk of a
1:13:54
Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris and
Walt's presidency, or we walk
1:14:02
away right now and join forces
with with Donald Trump. You
1:14:08
think
1:14:08
he's going to do that?
1:14:11
John C Dvorak: Well, here's the
what, what I've been hearing,
1:14:14
and this has been going on for
over a couple of weeks. They
1:14:18
were they sent feelers out to
like, and they started,
1:14:22
supposedly by contacting the
Harris campaigns, and Luke will
1:14:26
join force with you. Were
Democrats,
1:14:27
Adam Curry: which, which, by the
way, is completely not. It's not
1:14:31
even what was reported. It was
reported that he called both,
1:14:35
both parties, but he there was,
there's no evidence of him ever
1:14:39
saying other than sources
familiar with the matter that he
1:14:42
wanted to join the campaign. I'm
just putting that there because,
1:14:45
yeah, no arguments. I
1:14:47
John C Dvorak: don't even I do
think that something's going to
1:14:49
happen tomorrow, but supposedly
he went to them first. I don't
1:14:55
know why that would come out of
the blue and and the thing was a
1:14:58
quid pro quo. Uh, I uh, endorse
you, but I have to have a
1:15:03
cabinet spot because he's
looking to be to get an HHS or
1:15:07
something. He wants to get
trouble
1:15:10
Adam Curry: Attorney General.
It's a great spot for his
1:15:12
family.
1:15:13
John C Dvorak: It would then get
shot. But Hello, ruin the job. I
1:15:17
think he's, I think, yeah, it
was okay. So I think he would
1:15:21
love to be in HHS or something
where he has a, you know,
1:15:26
because his real, you know, his
legal stuff is all yes.
1:15:31
Unknown: And EPA, sure, yeah,
that kind of thing.
1:15:35
John C Dvorak: And they said, we
don't think so. And then that he
1:15:38
offered the same opportunity to
Trump, and he said, I don't
1:15:41
think so. And that's the way the
story goes. And now I guess
1:15:48
there's, you know, Trump, they
did some numb, they again the
1:15:51
story. Well, remember, they ran
some numbers and it showed that
1:15:55
Kennedy was going to take more
votes away from Trump, I believe
1:15:58
that, than Harris. And
1:16:00
Adam Curry: remember the so
called leaked call, which,
1:16:04
there's no such thing. Oh, oh
yeah. RFK Jr, son posted the the
1:16:10
video. He shouldn't have done
that, where Trump calls us, Hey,
1:16:13
man, these vaccines. Too many
vaccines. You know, it's too
1:16:16
much for these kids. Come on.
That was That, to me, was the
1:16:20
setup, and we identified it as
such.
1:16:22
John C Dvorak: We constantly do
because he's phony baloney
1:16:25
calls. And it's funny how some
of these calls, not that one
1:16:30
necessarily, but as a lot of
these calls, turn out to be a
1:16:32
three camera shoot. Somehow,
it's amazing. It's like these
1:16:36
reality TV shows where the guy's
in bed and then there's he picks
1:16:40
up the phone. Wait a minute, why
is there a camera in bed with
1:16:43
this guy so and then and a crew
and a guy holding a mic up. I
1:16:48
mean, come on. And then
1:16:50
Adam Curry: this clip from
France 24 who clearly, they're
1:16:53
French. They don't have humor.
They didn't get the joke. And
1:16:58
also, they build a whole story
around it that Elon Musk is
1:17:02
going to join the Trump
administration, and there's a
1:17:06
little kicker in the end. I want
you to pay attention to
1:17:09
Unknown: two billionaires who
did not always get along. Donald
1:17:12
Trump and Elon Musk now appear
to be the best of friends. Just
1:17:16
two years ago, they were lobbing
insults at each other, but the
1:17:19
Paris forged an alliance. Trump
was banned from Twitter for
1:17:23
inciting violence, but Musk
recently reinstated him with
1:17:26
much fanfare and a two hour
broadcast on the social media
1:17:30
platform. Musk is considered the
world's richest man as head of
1:17:34
both SpaceX and the electric car
maker, Tesla, during an
1:17:38
interview with Frans television,
he implied that he wielded more
1:17:41
power than the US President.
1:17:43
US presidency is like being
captain of a very large ship
1:17:48
with a small rudder.
1:17:51
By the way. That's an insane
laugh.
1:17:56
Adam Curry: That guy's that
guy's not right in the head with
1:17:58
that life. We gonna laugh about
Kamala. We got to laugh about
1:18:01
that, like being
1:18:03
Unknown: captain of a very large
ship with a small rudder.
1:18:09
So you're telling me you're more
powerful than the US President.
1:18:12
I mean, I can't declare war on
people
1:18:15
until 2020. Musk said that he
overwhelmingly voted for
1:18:18
Democrats, but now he envisions
himself as part of a new Trump
1:18:21
administration, posting this AI
generated image of himself as
1:18:25
the head of a department of
efficiency that he was willing
1:18:29
to serve, something Trump has
welcomed. So
1:18:32
Adam Curry: just France 24 not
get the doge joke.
1:18:36
John C Dvorak: It was the
Department of government
1:18:38
efficiency or Doge the Dogecoin,
yes, and the doge dog and yes,
1:18:44
they didn't get the joke. I got
the joke the minute I saw
1:18:47
Adam Curry: it, of course. Now
at the end here, this is
1:18:49
something that you and I argued
about, and you, you, you called
1:18:52
me out for being, oh, you read
it in The Guardian, did you? But
1:18:55
I have proof. Now, something
1:18:56
Unknown: Trump has welcomed, I'd
love if
1:18:58
it were for you. You're the
greatest cutter.
1:19:02
It's an alliance that is
ideological and strategic. Musk
1:19:06
is said to be donating $45
million a month to Trump's
1:19:09
campaign. As a result, Trump has
reversed his position on
1:19:13
electric vehicles, and
1:19:15
I'm for electric because I have
to be, you know, because Elon
1:19:17
endorsed me very strongly. Elon
1:19:20
again,
1:19:20
John C Dvorak: a joke I told
you, I can there are plenty of
1:19:24
I've had a clip a couple shows
ago is going to bring out, which
1:19:27
I'll go dig it up for the next
show, if I have to where Trump
1:19:31
goes back and says, electric
vehicles have their place, but I
1:19:35
still think gaska, he prefers
gas cars. And goes on and on and
1:19:39
on this bullcrap that the
guardians that is nonsense, of
1:19:42
Adam Curry: course, but I but he
did say it. And you says, You
1:19:46
said it's not he didn't say it.
And I said he did say it, of
1:19:49
course, it's a joke. Hello, of
course. No,
1:19:53
John C Dvorak: you were taking
it seriously, please. And you
1:19:57
took it from The Guardian. When
I asked you where it came from.
1:20:00
Him, you said you reluctantly
admitted it. You picked it up
1:20:03
for me.
1:20:04
Adam Curry: No, and I said that
I'll go get the
1:20:07
John C Dvorak: clip. And there
it is, and
1:20:09
Adam Curry: there's the clip.
1:20:11
Unknown: This is the clip. No, I
1:20:13
John C Dvorak: want the clip of
you showing you weren't knowing
1:20:16
it was a gag.
1:20:17
Adam Curry: Oh, please. Okay,
you insult my intelligence as
1:20:21
usual.
1:20:23
John C Dvorak: What do you mean
as usual? Always, always, always
1:20:26
chicken shit thing to say no,
1:20:28
Adam Curry: because I'm you okay
on the next show, I'll bring the
1:20:31
clip, and you will hear that I
knew it was a joke, but that he
1:20:34
said it. I said, he said, No,
1:20:36
John C Dvorak: he had, yeah, I
heard him say it too. No, yes,
1:20:39
not his
1:20:39
Adam Curry: shit. He didn't say
it. I don't care. Let's do
1:20:43
something much more important.
Precisely. Your colors have been
1:20:50
seen. No so here is this is the
story that I just need to talk
1:20:58
about. Dive
1:20:59
Unknown: teams have now
recovered the bodies of five of
1:21:02
the six missing people after a
luxury super yacht sank in
1:21:05
Italy. The 180 foot yacht was
hit by a possible water spout
1:21:10
during severe weather early on
Monday morning, it sank. Within
1:21:14
minutes, 15 of the 22 people on
board were able to get to
1:21:18
safety. One body was found in
the immediate aftermath, Crews
1:21:22
have been working since Monday
to locate the others. Two
1:21:26
Americans are among the missing,
although authorities have not
1:21:29
yet identified the bodies
recovered
1:21:31
today. Okay,
1:21:33
Adam Curry: so this is the super
yacht that capsized. It wasn't
1:21:38
that super but, no, it wasn't.
But my I have a different point
1:21:42
to make this guy. Ian Carroll,
please stop sending me his
1:21:48
videos. He is no good. The holes
that he leaves in things and the
1:21:55
connections he makes. I am a
conspiracy therapist.
1:21:59
John C Dvorak: I have Ian
Carroll. Oh, he's the
1:22:03
Adam Curry: guy with the long
hair, and then he does a green
1:22:05
screen behind him. He's got the
sunglasses on his head, and he
1:22:08
talks like this. So
1:22:09
Unknown: we might be witnessing
the CIA taking over this crazy
1:22:13
AI tech company, or these might
all just be crazy coincidences.
1:22:18
You tell me last night, some
freak water spout tornado sank
1:22:24
this luxury yacht off the coast
of Sicily, and on board was Mike
1:22:28
Lynch, who's been called the
Bill Gates of the UK. We'll get
1:22:32
to him in just a second. But
also on board was Jonathan
1:22:35
bloomer, the International Chair
of Morgan Stanley, one of the
1:22:38
biggest banks in the world. He
was apparently really good
1:22:41
friends with Mike Lynch, and
Mike Lynch just beat like this
1:22:44
multi year, super big fraud
trial that he got extradited to
1:22:49
the US for. He had a 0.5% chance
of acquittal, and he he got it.
1:22:54
And there's a whole other
mysterious death related the
1:22:57
exact same company and trial
that we'll get to in just a
1:23:00
second. But Mike Lynch founded
this company called autonomy
1:23:03
that he sold to HP for a bunch
of money. And then he was
1:23:06
throwing a victory party with
all of his lawyers and his
1:23:09
buddies in the chair of Morgan
Stanley. And then that boat they
1:23:13
were having their party on, like
weeks after this trial got hit
1:23:17
by this crazy freak water. So
wait, so on June 6 of this year,
1:23:21
they were found not guilty on
all charges. And then his co
1:23:24
defendant, Chamberlain, mission
of this company, he got struck
1:23:28
by a car while he was out
running and died.
1:23:31
Adam Curry: And so with that
Jack in the Box, music too. So
1:23:35
he does, he does. He has
millions of views, hundreds of
1:23:39
1000s of followers and people. I
was like, I like this guy. He's
1:23:42
great. He's really connecting
the dots. No, he's not. He's
1:23:47
not. And like, this crazy AI
company was a piece of crap
1:23:51
company. That's why he got sued.
That's why he got sued, exactly.
1:23:56
Oh, the CIA is taking over this
AI, uh, the CIA invented Google.
1:24:02
They don't need to kill people
to what end, I just have to stop
1:24:06
this. Stop watching this guy. He
is no good. And it's spinning
1:24:12
people up and they're getting
distracted, and they're like, go
1:24:16
outside. Go play outside. Play
autonomy. Do you remember the
1:24:21
autonomy? I don't. Oh, and then
another kind of dark trace, oh,
1:24:27
must be CIA stuff. Yeah. No,
they the captain did not have
1:24:33
the keel down on this super
yacht. These types of funnels,
1:24:38
wind water funnels do happen in
the Mediterranean? Certainly,
1:24:43
there were many eyewitnesses.
You can see the video itself.
1:24:46
The boat capsizes. And of
course, the crew is up on deck
1:24:49
trying to figure out what to do.
The hatch is open and these and,
1:24:52
you know, there's 22 people on
board, and 15 drown, or 15 saved
1:24:57
and seven drown the OH. Okay, it
happens. Bad day day wrecker,
1:25:05
but please stop with sending me
this guy's videos and telling me
1:25:09
he's the best thing since sliced
bread. I'm all in on
1:25:13
conspiracies. Didn't land on the
moon. I mean, for sure, we
1:25:16
didn't, by the way, I saw that
movie fly me to the moon. What a
1:25:19
disappointment.
1:25:22
Unknown: You know the movie with
1:25:24
Adam Curry: it was, it was like
a big apple TV production. And
1:25:28
supposedly, it's a, it's a movie
about the movie they made with
1:25:31
Woody harrelson's in it that
they made, they had a parallel
1:25:36
movie running. And, you know,
because they didn't think they
1:25:39
would land on the moon. Is a big
I thought was going to be a
1:25:42
comedy. It was disappointment.
1:25:45
John C Dvorak: Comedy, really.
That's a funny idea. No one's
1:25:47
done that.
1:25:48
Adam Curry: That's what I
thought it was going to be. And
1:25:50
I paid 19 bucks. It was very
disappointing, right?
1:25:54
John C Dvorak: Throwing you're
throwing money away, yes, what?
1:25:57
Yeah, you pay 19 bucks. Well,
you paid 19 bucks to watch
1:26:01
something on your computer,
1:26:02
Adam Curry: no, on the Roku. We
watch it on the on the TV. You
1:26:05
paid
1:26:06
John C Dvorak: 19 bucks. Yeah,
to watch a movie at home. To
1:26:09
give
1:26:09
Adam Curry: you this report, I
do it for the show, so everyone
1:26:12
else can save 19 bucks by not
watching yeah. Well,
1:26:15
John C Dvorak: good. They tell
people not to watch it. But
1:26:18
holy, holy moly, outrageous fee.
I thought it'd be like two
1:26:23
bucks, five bucks,
1:26:25
Adam Curry: where you been no,
no, when, because it was in
1:26:27
theaters, when something, it
just is still, I think it's
1:26:30
still in theaters, and it's had
its two month run, then they put
1:26:33
it on, on the even Amazon,
there's lots of new movies. You
1:26:38
have to pay up to that mission,
impossible. Also, 19 bucks, and
1:26:43
I don't mind paying for content.
I mean, it's too bad it sucked,
1:26:46
John C Dvorak: but you got
ripped off. I think I'd mind I
1:26:48
Adam Curry: watched the still
watch the whole thing. The art
1:26:50
direction was nice. I mean, I
could appreciate it. But now,
1:26:55
why?
1:26:55
John C Dvorak: Why? The
opportunity is what camel hair
1:26:57
should be working on
1:27:00
Adam Curry: make streaming
cheaper. Now I'd vote for camel
1:27:02
if she made streaming movies
cheaper. That
1:27:05
John C Dvorak: should be, that
should be five bucks. Next, 498,
1:27:11
498, how much money do these
people need to need to make $19
1:27:17
to watch a shit movie at home?
Yes. Unbelievable.
1:27:23
Adam Curry: Yeah, well, that's
what it is. Man, I can't help
1:27:25
it. It's what it is.
1:27:27
John C Dvorak: But that you're
keeping busy watching Veep,
1:27:30
Adam Curry: that's free.
1:27:32
John C Dvorak: VP, yeah, well,
that's the point. That's what
1:27:34
you want. We actually missed,
1:27:35
Adam Curry: you know, like,
eight episodes of Veep would
1:27:37
have fit into that two and a
half I was too long, too two and
1:27:40
a half hour movie was too long.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know. I
1:27:47
know. I feel bad about it,
believe me, what's her name?
1:27:51
She's a big name actress in it,
ooh,
1:27:57
Unknown: it's, uh, fly me to the
moon.
1:28:03
Adam Curry: It's They even
called it a romantic comedy.
1:28:08
What's her face? So
1:28:09
John C Dvorak: it wasn't funny.
Scarlet wasn't a comedy.
1:28:11
Scarlet, it wasn't romantic. No.
Scarlet was romantic for the
1:28:15
people that collected 19 bucks
from you. The worst
1:28:18
Adam Curry: part was Channing
Tatum. So he the Channing Tatum
1:28:21
and Scarlett Johansson and Woody
Harrelson plays like the the
1:28:25
government guy who was like, You
got to make this movie. Um, but
1:28:30
the word the worst thing they
did was, so they have to
1:28:32
convince all these congressmen
to fund the moon mission because
1:28:36
they didn't want to. Apparently,
I guess it's historical. And
1:28:39
then one of these nutty
congressmen is Colin juice, who
1:28:44
is Scarlett johansson's husband
1:28:48
John C Dvorak: and nepotism.
1:28:50
Adam Curry: But what it did is
it took you right out of the
1:28:52
story, like, oh, that's Colin,
just dumb, and then taking
1:28:56
John C Dvorak: me out of the
store, I don't know the guy
1:28:58
Adam Curry: well from Saturday
Night Live. You know the guy, he
1:29:03
does the The Weekend Update.
1:29:05
John C Dvorak: Oh, the Weekend
Update. Go, where that would
1:29:07
take me out? Yeah, and it took
1:29:08
Adam Curry: me right out of the
movie. I'm like, I mean, I
1:29:10
should have been refunded the
money for that alone.
1:29:13
John C Dvorak: You should have
asked for a refund. Yeah, okay.
1:29:15
Have you tried?
1:29:18
Adam Curry: Yeah. Have you ever
tried to get anything out of
1:29:20
Apple. Come on, nothing. You get
nothing from Apple, which, by
1:29:25
the way, is the only bipartisan
thing we have in America. This
1:29:29
90% of us use iPhones.
1:29:33
Unknown: Us. Well, not us, not
you and I, you. I mean, you
1:29:38
barely have a phone.
1:29:41
Adam Curry: It's just a brick.
It's a brick in your drawer. You
1:29:44
put it
1:29:45
John C Dvorak: in the drawer
where it belongs to be pestered
1:29:48
all day, but somebody ringing a
phone
1:29:50
Adam Curry: anyway, to wrap up
all of this stuff, the how
1:29:54
people get crazy about this
political stuff, I have a tip,
1:29:59
if someone go. Was off on you,
like, Project 19, no 2025, all
1:30:04
you have to say is, were you not
heard as a child? I think that's
1:30:09
what we should be saying to you,
1:30:10
John C Dvorak: not heard?
1:30:11
Unknown: Were you not heard?
That's
1:30:13
John C Dvorak: actually not bad.
Thank
1:30:14
Adam Curry: you. I think that's
you can just use that. Were you
1:30:19
not heard as a child? You know,
because it stuns people, like,
1:30:22
oh, what? And then they start
thinking about their childhood.
1:30:25
And then you can, you know,
1:30:27
John C Dvorak: I have, I have
one before we finish the
1:30:30
segment. I have one last DNC
clip, which is not about the
1:30:34
DNC, but it was a commercial,
okay, that was played on the DNC
1:30:39
show. Yeah, they had on CNN. And
I want to, I want, I'm playing
1:30:45
it for you, because I would like
you to tell me, there's an ad
1:30:49
for blockchain. I want you to
tell me, and with all black
1:30:53
actors, yeah, going on and on
about blockchain, I want you to
1:30:57
tell me, what is the point of
this commercial? The
1:31:00
Unknown: current system leaves
people out you're in the club or
1:31:02
you're not in the with things
like
1:31:04
Bitcoin and blockchain, we're
connecting
1:31:06
people from all walks. We're
1:31:08
offering education in an
industry that can impact their
1:31:11
lives today. This is how we can
have a generational impact.
1:31:15
Adam Curry: Crypto and
blockchain is about fixing the
1:31:18
broken system and giving people,
my community, a voice. My name
1:31:22
is Gary. My name is Doug. My
name is Julio, and I'm
1:31:25
empowering my community, my
community, my community with
1:31:28
Blockchain. Now, was there a
company name on the screen?
1:31:33
John C Dvorak: It was the demo.
It was not Democrats. It was
1:31:36
like the American industry for
blockchain, some screwy thing I
1:31:40
never heard of but what? How is
blockchain giving the community
1:31:47
voice?
1:31:48
Adam Curry: Have you not seen
the blockchain? I don't know
1:31:55
that's a good one. You got me
stumped. I have no I'm
1:31:59
John C Dvorak: glad, because it
got it has me stumped. And I'm
1:32:01
not Next it was like, maybe it
was code next time some
1:32:05
building's gonna get blown up
next week. But I mean, the whole
1:32:08
thing was the weirdest
commercial I've ever seen.
1:32:10
Blockchain is gonna give your
community voice
1:32:13
Adam Curry: next time I talked
to Mo, I said, Mo, are you in on
1:32:15
the blockchain? Do you have a
voice in your community with the
1:32:20
blockchain? I don't know it's,
it's DNC, man, they're crazy.
1:32:24
They're all crazy. They're all
nuts, and they're nuts. And
1:32:27
meanwhile, I walk outside in the
morning with my dog, and it's
1:32:30
just like, it's just Same old,
same as a chem trailer, too.
1:32:33
That's disappointing, but
otherwise, it's going to be 90
1:32:35
degrees tomorrow. It's going to
be beautiful Texas, wonderful.
1:32:39
The Earth is not boiling. You
know, praise God. We don't live
1:32:43
in the Middle East or in
Ukraine, and we're okay. Stay
1:32:47
away from this overheated
rhetoric of poop.
1:32:51
Unknown: Just go read a book.
1:32:54
Adam Curry: Karine Dvorak say,
Blockchain, Blockchain. Maybe
1:32:58
that's it. Maybe if we all just
check out the blockchain will
1:33:00
feel better about life. And with
that, I'd like to thank you for
1:33:05
your courage. Say in the morning
to you, the man who just put the
1:33:07
sea in the blockchain, say hello
to my friend on the other end,
1:33:10
the one, the only, Mr. John.
1:33:14
John C Dvorak: The morning, you
Mr. Adam curry. In the morning,
1:33:16
shifts the sea, boost on the
ground, feet in the air, shove,
1:33:18
shoves in the water and all the
Dames and nights out there in
1:33:22
the morning, we
1:33:26
Adam Curry: are identical to
last Thursday, one one less,
1:33:30
1889 versus 1890 so that's
pretty much on par. Hello,
1:33:34
trolls. Good to see you all.
Here you are checking us out in
1:33:37
the troll room, and it's nice,
nice to have trolls. The trolls
1:33:41
are good. Trolls are helpful.
And it's just nice to have a
1:33:44
studio audience who now you, you
don't look at it, but I am now
1:33:49
so trained that even if I'm
looking straight ahead, I see
1:33:52
the trolls trolling out of the
corner of my eye. It's,
1:33:56
John C Dvorak: it's because
they're writing for you. Oh,
1:33:58
yeah. Oh,
1:33:58
Adam Curry: tons of one line. I
mean, I didn't have to show up.
1:34:00
Just throw it through the atom
AI, and we're good to go.
1:34:03
John C Dvorak: You didn't get a
you got to get a good AI. Voice,
1:34:06
it sounds like you, and just
have it read from the from that
1:34:09
from the
1:34:10
Adam Curry: troll room. Yeah,
exactly, exactly, yeah. We don't
1:34:12
have a laugh track, though. We
should probably add that they're
1:34:15
listening@trollroom.io where you
can also hop into the troll room
1:34:20
and listen live to no agenda
stream, which is 24/7 the
1:34:24
absolute best way to do that, I
find, is use one of the modern
1:34:27
podcast apps. Troll room is in
is a part of the protocol for
1:34:33
live, which you cannot get on
your legacy apps. And so when we
1:34:37
go live, you get a bat signal.
The bat signal alerts you. You
1:34:40
tap on it, boom. You hear the
show live. You control along.
1:34:43
Everything's on these apps,
podcast apps.com, and you can
1:34:46
also use it to support us. Any
2.0 compatible podcast will take
1:34:52
advantage of the donation link
so you don't have to think about
1:34:56
no agenda donations.com you can
just be listening like, Oh,
1:34:59
these. Guy's so good, I gotta
give him some value. Boom. Click
1:35:02
it. You go straight to the
donation page. It's beautiful.
1:35:06
And we do that under the value
for value system. Actually, I
1:35:09
had something. Did I have
something that we needed to do
1:35:11
in this? Oh, that's for the
second No, that's for the second
1:35:15
segment. Value for value, time,
talent, treasure. I don't know
1:35:21
what happened with PayPal last
week, but it seems like Did, did
1:35:24
stuff get delayed and show up
today?
1:35:27
John C Dvorak: No, I don't think
so. It just got stuff. What
1:35:30
happened? No, what happened was
something. There was a, probably
1:35:36
a outage that went on for at
least eight hours, and it was
1:35:40
right during when we do most of
our donations, we collect most
1:35:44
of the donations in the out,
whatever the outage was, I never
1:35:46
got alerted. It resulted in a
very low moment,
1:35:52
Adam Curry: yeah, because I had
a wellness check done on the
1:35:55
Duke of Luna and and, and people
did that. You know, they say,
1:35:59
Hey, are you okay? Duke of Luna,
which I love that. I love our
1:36:03
community. I love our no agenda
nation. They so people like
1:36:07
knocking the baffled. Hey, man,
are you all right? The the kids
1:36:10
can't see you. And he said, No,
something went wrong, and his
1:36:13
donation didn't go through, and
it was a break in his what four
1:36:16
year streak, or whatever.
1:36:17
John C Dvorak: Well, we get he's
still credited for a
1:36:19
continuation, because he said
that he contributed, and he
1:36:24
never got the confirmation. No,
didn't think much of it,
1:36:27
because, you know, yeah, and so,
and then he never got his
1:36:31
credit, and so he felt, you
know, slighted and irked. Yeah,
1:36:36
Adam Curry: of course he did.
There may be more people anyway.
1:36:39
You can support us with time,
talent or treasure. There are so
1:36:42
many people doing we really need
to have people continue to hit
1:36:48
people in the mouth and tell
them to listen to the show. I
1:36:52
see a lot of people doing this
on x. Make sure you tell your
1:36:55
neighbors send that clip of that
Tim waltz told you to clip and
1:37:00
send to your neighbors and say,
you hear this. This is crap,
1:37:03
right? You should listen to this
show and then send them to no
1:37:06
agenda show.net. That means
stuff like that really helps.
1:37:10
And not everybody is going to is
going to get it or going to be,
1:37:14
you know, in on, you know,
1:37:16
John C Dvorak: feel like they
there are people that do not
1:37:18
like what we have to say, and
sometimes
1:37:20
Adam Curry: they'll try two or
three goes, and then there's
1:37:22
like, oh, you know. And now I
get it, it does happen. And, you
1:37:27
know, the more people we have in
no agenda nation, see the Duke
1:37:30
of Luna. Connection is
protection. We always want to
1:37:34
thank the people who deliver us
some phenomenal talents. That's
1:37:38
our artists. We are one of the
few. I think I'm gonna have Dave
1:37:42
Jones run a run a query. I think
there may be only 10 shows in
1:37:48
the entire podcast universe
1:37:50
John C Dvorak: that update 4
million, that update their
1:37:52
artwork
1:37:53
Adam Curry: on a regular, on per
show. And we love it a lot
1:37:58
because it really gets people's
attention. It's like, it's not
1:38:02
just after a while, you know,
you see the same artwork for
1:38:06
pivot or for Joe Rogan, like,
okay, you know, and you don't
1:38:09
think about it, but when you see
the art that, let's see who was
1:38:13
it that Scaramanga did for
Episode 1687, we titled that
1:38:19
identified. I got a lot of
positive comments. People like,
1:38:23
best album art ever, hilarious,
and it was the guy with the
1:38:28
rainbow shirt running away from
the monk, from a hilarious
1:38:32
monkey clearing a nod to M pox.
And people loved it. And I think
1:38:38
that that reminds people that
we're doing the show, people
1:38:41
have busy lives, you know,
they're all wrapped up in
1:38:44
looking at super yachts and
trying to figure out how, how a
1:38:47
directed energy weapon capsized
it. So instead of that, you
1:38:52
know, like, oh well, there's no
agenda, I'll listen to the show.
1:38:55
And people do, and I like, what
Scaramanga did. We both thought
1:38:59
it was funny.
1:39:00
John C Dvorak: It was funny.
Unfortunately, it was the
1:39:02
fallback. Is the one we liked
the
1:39:04
Adam Curry: most. Yeah. Was not
good and not not the right
1:39:07
dimensions. Everything
1:39:08
John C Dvorak: was wrong about
it was capitalist agenda, yeah,
1:39:12
uh, the rolling whatever. The
rolling into rolling agendas,
1:39:16
the rolling agendas. And it was
a bathroom with a bunch of
1:39:19
graffiti and no agenda thing
wasn't big enough or bold
1:39:23
enough. And curry Dvorak thing
was you couldn't read any of the
1:39:26
gags. There was tons of gags
that were hilarious. The whole
1:39:29
art piece was very pretty.
1:39:31
Adam Curry: I mean, this is
something I would print out and
1:39:33
hang up. That's how pretty is
it?
1:39:34
John C Dvorak: Gory. It was
gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous,
1:39:37
gorgeous in a very artistic way,
but useless as the show art,
1:39:42
yeah,
1:39:43
Adam Curry: because that is by
the time you shrink it down to
1:39:45
postable size. You know, it just
looks like a crappy toilet. And
1:39:49
you don't see all the, I mean, I
see the gags he had. All the
1:39:52
gags, cheesecake, love DNC 68
What else did he have? M pox,
1:39:58
thighs. What. That is for a good
time. 333, K, A, M, dash, a, l,
1:40:05
A, S. I mean, mac and cheese
time. I listen to the best
1:40:08
podcasting universe. It just had
good stuff in there. Yeah. And
1:40:13
was there anything else? Well,
1:40:15
John C Dvorak: there's a no, but
there's a piece I wanted to talk
1:40:17
about. Okay, which was pod piece
by a newcomer, Sean the pan pod
1:40:25
mastery, which is just in the
row below. And it's got a guy
1:40:29
laying with his cat. And I just
want to mention that if you're
1:40:32
going to do a AI art check and
take a look at what's going on
1:40:38
here, like, for example, he's
got a mug and it's got no
1:40:42
agenda. Mug with no agenda
misspelled.
1:40:46
Adam Curry: I didn't even see
that. Let me see
1:40:49
John C Dvorak: it's a G,
1:40:51
Adam Curry: E, D, A G, E, A G,
E, D, D, yeah,
1:40:54
John C Dvorak: okay, AG, and
then there's some head there's a
1:40:57
headline in
1:40:57
Adam Curry: this media, media
masturbation, yeah.
1:41:01
John C Dvorak: It's just like a
typical AI. When you have a do
1:41:06
wordage, it always screws it up.
It I don't know why you just
1:41:10
say, I want you to put this word
in the art, and you can't do it.
1:41:15
It's like, How many fingers you
can't get the fingers right?
1:41:18
It's like that. Why can't you do
why can't AI put wordage in that
1:41:25
is what you just simple. You
just tell it what you want, and
1:41:29
it should just take and
transpose it. But no, no, no, it
1:41:32
adds extra letters. It puts
things upside down. It's a joke.
1:41:37
It is.
1:41:38
Adam Curry: I don't know why.
It's the most it's the oddest
1:41:41
thing. You know, people also are
sending me songs, end of show
1:41:45
mix songs, and so they'll send
me a song that is clearly AI,
1:41:50
because you can hear it in the
vocals, and they spend a lot of
1:41:54
time writing the lyrics. I'm
like, Okay, you made a song that
1:41:57
is not a hit. It's not it won't
do parody songs. It can't,
1:42:02
because they get sued, and
they're already getting sued,
1:42:05
and they said, but you know,
it's, it's the same as the art.
1:42:08
It's, it has, it's, has no soul.
Soulless is that has there ever
1:42:14
been a song that's become a hit
that is AI, no, not yet. Oh,
1:42:18
please. It won't. It's not going
to happen. That's not how I
1:42:21
guarantee there will be one.
Okay, all right, let's put that
1:42:24
in the book right now. Put in
the book there will not be a
1:42:27
song from Ai that's going to be
a hit. That's not how the music
1:42:31
industry works yet. Okay, yeah,
all right, I'm not too worried,
1:42:40
believe me, I'm not too worried.
See if there's anything else,
1:42:43
please stop with the Kamala
Harris fellatio stuff. It's not
1:42:47
funny when I'm never going to
use it. Just Kamala Harris,
1:42:53
Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Tim
Walz, don't we're not going to
1:42:58
use it. And if you're going to
do and now John H says, Well,
1:43:01
this is a hand drawn curry and
Dvorak. I don't believe that for
1:43:05
a second. He has us both in two
locations. I'm in Texas. I look
1:43:09
like a like a douchebag with a
beard.
1:43:13
John C Dvorak: You look like
without a beard in your shorts
1:43:18
Adam Curry: and you have socks
in your shoes. It's wrong.
1:43:21
Everything's wrong about it. And
you can't just slap a 33 on it
1:43:25
and think we're going to go for
it. We've got to be, we've got
1:43:28
to be harsh
1:43:29
John C Dvorak: pictures. It's
just not even close and terrible
1:43:34
they are. And nobody, and that's
not and, yeah, I agree. This is
1:43:38
not hand drawn. No, no, unless
it's like some drawing that he's
1:43:43
put aside, some from years ago
of two guys, and it don't even
1:43:48
look like and again, it the AI
will wear glasses. I haven't
1:43:51
worn glasses for decades. The AI
1:43:53
Adam Curry: cannot be funny for
you. It just can't. You have to
1:43:57
be funny. You know, comic strip
blogger. He's all in on on AI,
1:44:05
and I think I posted something
like, you know, he said, Oh,
1:44:08
it's all over. Podcasters, AI
voices are now going to take
1:44:12
over. You don't need it anymore.
It's all great. I'm like, No, it
1:44:16
has no soul. It's soulless. And
then he points you. Why
1:44:19
John C Dvorak: does anybody
think that way? He was commented
1:44:22
or Blogger? He thinks very I
think, no, I think it's some
1:44:25
sort of weird eternal optimism.
Well, all futuristic things are
1:44:30
somehow going to
1:44:31
Adam Curry: be going to be
great. Well, listen to the
1:44:33
example. He says these AI, voice
over, voices are improved bigly.
1:44:39
Just hear this example, or
1:44:41
Unknown: possible for you to be
the one behind the microphone.
1:44:44
Hey, is that a steam of my other
long time good voiceover friend.
1:44:48
Hi
1:44:48
again, Tom. And speaking of
things you can do, AI, voiceover
1:44:52
has a ton of male and female
voices to choose from. You can
1:44:55
choose what's best for your
project. And in your case, Tom,
1:44:58
people might not have to be
subjected. Of cheesy jokes and
1:45:01
puns. Yes, you think they're
funny, but those puns can be
1:45:04
punishing.
1:45:06
I won't. I won't bring up the I
mean, seriously,
1:45:10
Adam Curry: seriously, will
people listen to that and will
1:45:13
they be happy? No, because it's
not funny. Ai cannot. Ai cannot
1:45:21
do humor. Timing, exactly.
Timing. Good point timing
1:45:27
anyway, and that's good because,
you know, it can AI get into a
1:45:32
stupid argument about Elon Musk
and what Trump said about him?
1:45:36
No, it's never gonna happen yet.
This is where you say yet.
1:45:41
John C Dvorak: I don't have a
yet for that one.
1:45:46
Adam Curry: Let's thank the
people who delivered us some
1:45:48
treasure in our trifecta. We'd
like to thank our executive and
1:45:52
Associate Executive Producers
right here in the show, pretty
1:45:54
much like Hollywood, because we
also give them an actual
1:45:56
production credit, which you can
use anywhere credits are
1:45:59
accepted and recognized, such as
LinkedIn. You can always put it
1:46:03
on your letterhead and your bio,
but also imdb.com so you can be
1:46:07
right up there with Scarlett
Johansson, who has a credit
1:46:10
because she was also a producer
on fly me to the moon. You can
1:46:13
be a producer, and you can call
yourself an executive producer,
1:46:16
$300 or above, and we read your
note, or an Associate Executive
1:46:20
Producer, $200 above we read
your note right there on
1:46:22
imdb.com and we start off with
Troy Lafferty from Newark, Ohio,
1:46:29
who sends us $600 which is nice.
Someone else sent us. Was it 600
1:46:35
on the last show as well?
1:46:37
John C Dvorak: Yeah, there was a
600 in the last show, but it was
1:46:39
six something. I think those are
these. That's interesting,
1:46:43
Unknown: weird,
1:46:46
John C Dvorak: but I caught
myself before you caught me.
1:46:48
Adam Curry: Well, kind of, okay,
kind of, no, not. Kind of, okay.
1:46:52
ITM John and Adam type written,
by the way. Or looks, is this a
1:46:57
typewriter? Is this a printer? I
can't really tell.
1:47:00
John C Dvorak: I think it's a I
think it's a printer using a
1:47:03
type font, hmm, okay.
1:47:05
Unknown: Well, it looks good. It
looks good. I like it.
1:47:11
Adam Curry: Hold on a second. I
got to get my jingles lined up
1:47:14
for him. Here we go. Please
accept my humble contributions
1:47:17
of $600 contribution of $600
Your show is the highlight of my
1:47:21
listening adventures. I truly
appreciate John's storytelling
1:47:25
and sense of humor. Can't get
that from Ai, as well as his
1:47:28
tips of the day, priceless
information. Linsby, hey, I have
1:47:34
a couple of tips. As if people
are now getting into the tips of
1:47:37
the day. Yeah, they are. Adam,
thank you for serving as a
1:47:40
conspiracy therapist, where
would we be without the media
1:47:43
deconstruction that you two
provide? Thanks again for giving
1:47:46
us the best podcast in the
universe. Please call out
1:47:49
douchebags. John C Lovins from
Albany Ohio, Albany Ohio, and
1:47:58
grateful Dave from Newark, Ohio.
I would like the following
1:48:02
jingles and a yak karma. I got
some yak karma ready for you.
1:48:06
Smoking hot wife shares secret
and anything from Alex Jones.
1:48:09
This is from Troy Lafferty in
Newark, Ohio.
1:48:12
Unknown: Oh, there's no winning.
We don't
1:48:14
like to foster a competitive
atmosphere, but we laugh a lot
1:48:18
now. Everyone hug and share a
secret.
1:48:20
I don't like them putting
chemicals in the water that turn
1:48:22
the friggin frogs game.
1:48:31
You've got karma. There you go.
1:48:38
Yuck, yuck, karma, Jack,
1:48:43
John C Dvorak: meanwhile, we got
brief, pronounced that isn't
1:48:49
he's an Aachen Deutsch,
nellison. Nellison, I'd say
1:48:53
nellison, yeah, in Aachen. And I
have actually been there, sure.
1:49:01
I don't know why, but I was 456,
18, and he simply says, Thanks,
1:49:08
no karma, no jingles, but he's
going to be a Duke, a German
1:49:11
Duke, Deutsche Duke, or he's in
Deutschland, but he's a Deutsche
1:49:15
German, a Deutsche Duke, a
Deutsche Duke, a Deutsche Duke.
1:49:18
Going to be a Duke this year.
And so, okay, thank you for your
1:49:23
information. Steve Brock
1:49:24
Adam Curry: is in Springfield,
Missouri, 380 Oh, this is a
1:49:28
three boob. 380 dot oh eight.
Gentlemen, treasure for the
1:49:33
treasure of info and
entertainment you provide twice
1:49:35
a week, every single week,
please call out Bob from
1:49:38
Springfield for still being a
douchebag. Jingles, Camela,
1:49:43
don't come. I got hairy legs and
French Bulldog karma, do not
1:49:47
come.
1:49:47
Unknown: I got hairy legs.
1:49:57
Karma. You.
1:50:02
John C Dvorak: Okay, we now have
Steve Brock in Springfield,
1:50:06
Missouri. No, no, no, no, no,
I'm sorry we I'm looking at his
1:50:10
note. Christy, Chris, is it?
Christy, yeah. Christy in
1:50:14
Huntington Beach, of all places,
366, 11. You know, when I had
1:50:20
that they're trying the other
mic. I moved everything around
1:50:23
so this mics in the wrong spot.
Oh,
1:50:24
Adam Curry: by the way, I'm
loving this. Beta one even more.
1:50:29
Boy, it's just, it's something
about it. I mean, this, this is
1:50:34
the one man, what's a good mic?
It's, it's, no, it's the best
1:50:39
mic in the universe.
1:50:43
John C Dvorak: Okay, ITM gents,
she writes, uh, dusting off the
1:50:50
checkbook to avoid the nasty
fees. Ah, she sent a check in
1:50:53
and she sent a card. It's a nice
little card, nice. And you can
1:50:56
tell it's a card because it
doesn't sound like paper. Sounds
1:50:59
like a card when you shake it.
Hopefully this arrives before
1:51:03
Sunday show 1687 it didn't as it
falls on my birthday. Oh, well,
1:51:10
that's okay. She's good. She's
getting her full credit. We had
1:51:13
a number of people coming in. I
had a guy moaning about his
1:51:16
note, you know, he sent
something, hoping the post
1:51:19
office was a little quicker. No,
John, you were right. She writes
1:51:23
6611 fell flat. Just goes to
show that boobs always win. Oh,
1:51:30
Adam Curry: is he? Is she the
progenitor of the 6611
1:51:34
Unknown: Yeah, okay. She is the
one, yeah,
1:51:37
John C Dvorak: uh, this donation
brings me to Dame status. I
1:51:40
think she's listed. Yep,
1:51:42
Adam Curry: hope so. No, no,
she's not. Oh,
1:51:45
John C Dvorak: this is this
she's not listed. Calling me,
1:51:48
apologizing shortly, I'll
1:51:50
Adam Curry: do it now. I'll take
care of it.
1:51:51
John C Dvorak: This donation
brings me to dame's status, but
1:51:54
I am reserving a spot. Oh, okay,
that's what. She's not listed.
1:51:58
Okay, I'm reserving a spot at
the table in the future, once I
1:52:02
can reveal my dame name, she's
in abeyance. Okay, gotcha, he's
1:52:07
in abeyance. Right word. Thank
you for all you do. No jingles,
1:52:10
just karma for everybody. A PS,
hoping my forever stamp gets
1:52:15
this to you in time. Didn't, did
not. Skal Christy and Huntington
1:52:23
Beach. Nice. You've
1:52:24
Unknown: got karma.
1:52:27
Adam Curry: James morn is in
Jackson, California, 343, dot,
1:52:31
75 Hey, look. He says, I always
try to donate. When John sends
1:52:35
out a newsletter that opens with
denotations are down, he writes,
1:52:41
denotations are down. I suspect
this donation puts me into
1:52:45
knighthood, but I am too lazy to
do the accounting. I'll do a
1:52:48
follow up donation with correct
accounting. Ah, there you go.
1:52:51
James, another abeyance.
Abeyance. It's good, man,
1:52:53
whatever. It's good. We'll be
here four more years.
1:52:59
Unknown: Uh, Sergey, the gay,
the Golub
1:53:04
John C Dvorak: Golub Benko, I
guess golibanko In Season,
1:53:08
Staten Island, 333, 33 and he
says, gents, thank you for
1:53:14
deciphering the world the world
once war. The world once is the
1:53:19
world once war, oh and not once,
as in once oh and CE once, which
1:53:27
say it sounds like once, once
war, yeah. World once war in
1:53:31
lucra is over. Oh, okay, let's
talk
1:53:36
Adam Curry: some punctuation
here. Yeah,
1:53:37
John C Dvorak: gents, thank you
for deciphering the world once
1:53:41
war in Ukraine is over, I'll
refocus my donations on your
1:53:45
show. Slava, Ukraine, far from
the perfect country, but people
1:53:49
driven by good inspiration, some
good karma would help. Yeah, of
1:53:53
course, of course.
1:53:54
Adam Curry: It's good people
there.
1:53:55
Unknown: You've got karma,
1:53:58
Adam Curry: no doubt about that.
Benjamin s Ettinger is Atlanta,
1:54:02
Georgia, 333 dot 33 and he just
says, Thank you gentlemen, and
1:54:06
thank you. We appreciate it.
1:54:09
John C Dvorak: Joe Dirks, Parts
Unknown, $300 and this is
1:54:13
actually a switcheroo. You might
want to make a note, yes, this
1:54:16
donation is for Arno. All caps,
eight all caps. It is a delayed
1:54:24
welchmertz screw up donation. If
you know, you know, well, Welch
1:54:31
Adam Curry: Mertz is Cafe Welsh.
Mertz is the podcast outfit
1:54:38
where we did the meetup. So I'm
thinking this is a some kind of
1:54:42
low.
1:54:42
John C Dvorak: It's probably a
make good from the meetup or
1:54:44
Arno or no when they sent the
money and Arno didn't get his
1:54:48
credit, something like that.
Well, Arno gets credit for this.
1:54:52
Yes, he does.
1:54:54
Adam Curry: We move on to the
Indiana tribal meetup in
1:54:57
Greenwood, Indiana, $240
associate. Producership with a
1:55:00
double switcheroo donation from
the NA tribal meetup raffle for
1:55:04
Nadir Rashid, which is for his
mom,
1:55:08
John C Dvorak: so high t so he
switched the switch and switched
1:55:11
the switch. So it's
1:55:13
Adam Curry: Mom, Rashid, I guess
Mom,
1:55:16
John C Dvorak: I would say Nadir
Rashid's mom. Okay, let me see
1:55:19
that way. His name, dear
1:55:21
Adam Curry: Rashid's mom, okay,
well, we appreciate moms here.
1:55:26
Note for the boys. ITM John Adam
Nadir from the Indiana tribal
1:55:30
meetup, doing another switch
route towards my mom's damehood
1:55:32
status. The work you two put
into every show was always
1:55:36
appreciated and never goes
unnoticed. Jingles, goat karma
1:55:39
and 33 is the magic number 33
1:55:42
Unknown: that's the magic
1:55:50
number you've got karma.
1:55:55
John C Dvorak: I'm gonna jump to
Linda lupatkin in Lakewood,
1:55:58
Colorado, $200 jobs, karma, hey,
hey, that was, of course, the
1:56:04
title, the subject line of the
newsletter. It always works.
1:56:07
It's a classic. I only do it.
1:56:09
Adam Curry: I do it rarely, once
every half year, I'd say no,
1:56:14
John C Dvorak: about once a year
that I haven't done it for about
1:56:16
a year. And every time I do it,
it's a huge success. It is for
1:56:23
people out there who do direct
marketing, yep, we want one of
1:56:26
the little tips out there when
you're in trouble, when you're
1:56:29
in trouble, when you when people
aren't opening your emails, you
1:56:33
want to use the subject line,
hey, now I use lowercase h with
1:56:38
Adam Curry: an exclamation mark,
no. I just said, Hey, oh, okay,
1:56:44
John C Dvorak: since you brought
it up, I avoid using exclamation
1:56:48
marks in my head, in my subject
lines, because they will get
1:56:51
triggered. They will trigger
spam filter, right? You're
1:56:54
right. So no matter how ex
exclamationy You Your line is,
1:56:59
don't use them anyway. So okay,
jobs karma, hey, she writes for
1:57:03
a resume that gets results. Goes
go to imagemakers. Inc.com, for
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all your executive resume and
job search needs, that's image
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makers. Inc, with a K or find
Linda Lou Duchess of jobs and
1:57:14
writer of resumes on the
producers list,
1:57:17
Adam Curry: yes, ma'am, uh oh.
Jobs karma, yes, jobs karma,
1:57:21
Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs. Let's vote
1:57:28
Adam Curry: for jobs. And from
bensonville, Illinois, 208, dot
1:57:33
22 Eli, the coffee guy says,
I've been looking forward to the
1:57:35
media deconstruction of the DNC
convention. You got it if it is
1:57:39
anywhere near as rapidly over
enthusiastic as the NPR coverage
1:57:43
I caught a few minutes of. Then
we're in for a treat. Thanks for
1:57:46
doing the hard work of wading
through the propaganda so we
1:57:49
don't have to. Yes, that's
another thing I want to say, if
1:57:52
people you know, besides saying,
Hey, were you not heard as a
1:57:55
child? You can just say,
1:57:59
John C Dvorak: heard as a child.
Yes,
1:58:01
Adam Curry: you can just say,
Listen to no agenda show. You
1:58:03
don't need to watch any news.
They'll bring you up to speed,
1:58:06
and you'll know everything,
whether you agree with those
1:58:09
guys or not, which we hope you
don't, at least not all the
1:58:12
time. You'll get your dosage. We
play 70 to 80 clips per show.
1:58:19
People don't realize that I got
some guy who emailed me, how
1:58:25
many clips come from the
community? How much do you do
1:58:28
based on your own research?
1:58:32
John C Dvorak: And that was,
that was his actual voice,
1:58:33
completely.
1:58:34
Adam Curry: I ran it through a
chat GPT, and that's how it
1:58:36
sounded. I'm like, Well, if you
think about it, I would say 40%
1:58:41
comes from the community of that
really, 15% is comes pre
1:58:47
clipped. The rest is P I mean,
for sure, our producers send us
1:58:52
links and stories and things to
look at, but the clipping we do
1:58:57
most of that ourselves, even
with the Jones brothers, I mean,
1:59:00
and they send it, except for the
1:59:02
John C Dvorak: Jones brothers,
when they go, of course, they've
1:59:05
bailed out on me. But except for
them, I do all my I just, I have
1:59:11
a notebook. Yep, I watched, I
watched TV all day, yep, mostly
1:59:16
news shows, yep, and so I'm
watching, and when I see
1:59:19
something, online when the
networks are right down the time
1:59:22
date, and then I'll go to the
computer later using my Google
1:59:25
TV connection, and we'll clip
the things individually. So
1:59:30
Adam Curry: I have a great
resource, Dave Ackerman, and he
1:59:33
sends me every day at least. But
I want to say 20, sometimes 30,
1:59:40
links to deutscheville and
France 24 and TRT. And I like it
1:59:47
because I can stay up, and I use
very few of them, relatively
1:59:51
speaking, I like it because I
can stay up to speed with what's
1:59:55
going on, you know, because you
don't get that kind of reporting
1:59:57
here in the US. So that's almost
like my television. That I'm
2:00:00
watching, and then from time to
time, oh, I'm going to clip
2:00:02
this. This is good, and that's
how it works. But you are the
2:00:07
producers of the show, so
whoever that was, and I thought
2:00:10
it was a little rude, he didn't
follow up and say, Hey, thanks,
2:00:13
because, you know, I'm sure he
was looking to slam us or
2:00:16
something, or write a story. It
felt a bit like a podcast
2:00:21
journalist, you know. But
ultimately, Lexy Mora, there are
2:00:26
between 70 and 80 clips that you
hear in every single no agenda
2:00:31
show and and we weave those
together as if it's second
2:00:36
nature.
2:00:38
John C Dvorak: So it's a post
modern approach to Yes, witness
2:00:41
analysis, unscripted,
2:00:42
Adam Curry: without
coordination. I don't even know
2:00:44
what John's clips are. I mean,
half of them are indecipherable.
2:00:48
What is DNS? I mean, anyway,
thanks for doing the hard work
2:00:53
John C Dvorak: of waiting
through the typos. I do typos on
2:00:56
purpose to confuse him. Yeah,
and then
2:00:57
Adam Curry: we can never find
him later. It's like it's a DNC
2:01:00
clip. Okay, won't show up in my
search. That's why I donate for
2:01:04
producers who may need help to
stay up while listening to the
2:01:07
drawl convention speeches. This
evening is the final one. Order
2:01:11
up some gigawatt coffee. Use
code ITM 20 for 20% off your
2:01:15
order. Stay caffeinated. PS, can
I get an L bag, daddy, for the
2:01:19
end of show mix? We're already
full for this end of show mix,
2:01:22
but I will put it in on the
schedule. And I was gonna say
2:01:26
something else. Oh, yeah, you
know, I was thinking, why? You
2:01:31
know, podcast networks have
failed continuously. Spotify
2:01:34
failed. You know, the
advertising is not working for
2:01:37
people. Why wouldn't an outfit
like gigawatt Coffee Roasters.
2:01:42
Why wouldn't they start their
own podcast network and just
2:01:45
make it all a gigawatt podcast?
You know, like the old days,
2:01:49
good you know? I mean, you know,
and they pay people based upon
2:01:54
performance. I'm just thinking
it would, you know, we'll get
2:01:57
John C Dvorak: an idea way to
lose our coffee, uh, connection.
2:02:00
Thanks for that idea. What
2:02:02
Adam Curry: am I thinking? I'm
sorry. That was very bad.
2:02:06
John C Dvorak: I get some coffee
every month on them, and it's
2:02:08
like, you know, I'm not
complaining, no. So tonight will
2:02:12
be the night we
2:02:13
Adam Curry: have, we have one
more, one more donation. I
2:02:15
believe.
2:02:16
John C Dvorak: Oh no, I don't
want to. I'm just not a
2:02:20
interregnum. Interregnum, yeah,
is a word tonight, Kamala.
2:02:27
Kamala, come Kamala. I don't
know what her name is. She gives
2:02:31
her speech, and I'm putting
money down that she is going to
2:02:34
say that she was a prosecutor
and she knows Donald Trump's
2:02:39
type.
2:02:40
Adam Curry: No one's taken that
bet. I mean, that's an obvious
2:02:43
one. That's
2:02:45
John C Dvorak: all she has to
say. She has one speech. She's
2:02:48
worse than Biden.
2:02:49
Adam Curry: Do you think she'll
do the cackle?
2:02:52
John C Dvorak: No, yes,
definitely will not.
2:02:53
Adam Curry: I think we should
put money on the cackle. I say
2:02:57
she can't help herself. Well,
she
2:02:59
John C Dvorak: chortles. Does
that count? No, it has to be.
2:03:03
Adam Curry: I think she'll do
three of them,
2:03:06
Unknown: three counties over
2:03:08
John C Dvorak: and under. Three
count, okay, one count point
2:03:10
five, over and under. That's the
way you do it. 2.5
2:03:14
Adam Curry: and right after
that, she'll just gonna do a
2:03:16
full on, sit down interview with
CBS for what's their son for?
2:03:22
What's their Sunday show? CBS,
2:03:24
John C Dvorak: 60 minutes. 60
Minutes. She's
2:03:26
Adam Curry: gonna do a 60
Minutes interview so they can
2:03:28
edit it and make it look good,
2:03:31
John C Dvorak: maybe. Well, here
we are. Last donation comes from
2:03:33
Kimberly. Kimberly cram in North
Fort Myers, Florida, and she
2:03:38
comes in with a flat tent, $200
and says the simple line, 10
2:03:44
more years for no agenda, four
2:03:49
Adam Curry: more years. What's
the over, under on 10 more years
2:03:51
of no agenda? Good luck with
that. I don't, I mean, and it's,
2:03:58
it's the only reason why is just
we've had, now had, how many
2:04:02
presidential coverage, campaigns
of coverage. This is our fourth
2:04:07
Obama.
2:04:08
John C Dvorak: Well, we also had
before Obama. We
2:04:10
Adam Curry: had, yeah, we had
this, right? We had no, we had
2:04:14
Obama.
2:04:15
John C Dvorak: We started Obama.
Bill Obama came into a our show
2:04:18
started a year before Obama,
but, but so the first president
2:04:21
it was running at the time, I
forgot. I
2:04:23
Adam Curry: didn't say how many
presidents. I said how many
2:04:26
campaigns? So Obama campaign
page, yes, we had Obama versus
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Romney. So Obama wanted Obama to
2:04:37
Trump and now Kamala says for
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John C Dvorak: President. No.
Five, because you get Trump
2:04:44
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that one out. Get an extra one.
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Unknown: our formula is this, we
go out. We get people in the
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mouth.
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I got hairy legs.
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Adam Curry: I heard you say
something on DH unplugged, and I
2:06:03
thought nothing of it, what kind
of little bit? And then I came
2:06:08
across this 32nd clip, and like,
oh, maybe, if I I'm going to set
2:06:12
you up, and then you can tell us
about this. This is climate
2:06:15
change related. Samsung
developed a new solid state
2:06:20
battery for electric vehicles
now. So what does this mean?
2:06:25
Normally, in an electric
vehicle, and everyone who's had
2:06:27
an EV, you know, is basically
going around, it's like, Man, I
2:06:30
only have like, a 400 mile
range, and it takes, like, I
2:06:33
don't know, it takes like, 17
hours to charge the dumb thing.
2:06:36
And, you know, so this new
battery can can has a 600 mile
2:06:43
range, 20 year lifespan, and it
charges in nine minutes. Like,
2:06:50
okay, this is a game changer.
Game Changer Is this true silver
2:06:55
based batteries that, I mean,
this guy is just computing it
2:06:59
into hours. I mean, that's a lot
of parameters there that would
2:07:01
change that. But What's the
dealio?
2:07:05
John C Dvorak: What's the
dealio? The this silver is
2:07:09
silver carbon, I think, is the
is the technology. This is Ace.
2:07:13
And there's a certain name for
this type of battery, which is
2:07:16
unpronounceable, and it's been
researched at Duke University,
2:07:21
probably more than any place
else in Samsung, I guess, has
2:07:24
picked up the gauntlet, and
they're looking at it too. This
2:07:28
is a lab thing. This is
something that somebody dreamed
2:07:32
up, but it's called solid state
battery, as if other batteries
2:07:35
aren't solid. But okay, solid
state battery, which indicates
2:07:38
some sort of electronics thing
going on within the confines of
2:07:42
the battery, which makes me
sound, sounds like a little like
2:07:45
a like a super capacitor. But I
think is just just nonsense. I
2:07:50
don't think this battery's ever
gonna this is like all the crazy
2:07:53
batteries that developed the
zinc air battery, my all time
2:07:57
favorite. I like the salt
battery and battery the salt
2:08:00
battery.
2:08:02
Adam Curry: I like the salt
battery a lot. And by the way,
2:08:05
that sounds like a very
expensive battery,
2:08:09
John C Dvorak: yes, but it's
gonna let if it lasts 20 years
2:08:11
and it does what it's supposed
to do, and nine minute charging,
2:08:15
I'm sorry, uh, nice idea. Maybe
it works. Maybe you have a
2:08:19
little double A cell version of
him, maybe that would be nine
2:08:22
minutes. But I think that this
is pie in the sky. I I'll, I'll
2:08:27
believe it when I see it, all
right, but I brought it up
2:08:29
because I think it is floating
around in the in the
2:08:33
conversation, and it will, it
may jack up the price of silver.
2:08:37
All right,
2:08:38
Adam Curry: I have another one
for you, because this is,
2:08:41
although you are nor Cal, this
is So Cal. I wonder it's all
2:08:45
Cal, and you are the boots on
the ground, and you're going to
2:08:48
go down with that ship, you
know, you're going to be like
2:08:50
that, that guy on the Super
yacht,
2:08:54
Unknown: suffocating high
temperatures in her Lancaster
2:08:57
community, means she's been
cranking up the AC and her July,
2:09:01
Bill skyrocketed from about 200
to $700
2:09:06
we have given up quite a lot in
order to pay the bill,
2:09:09
extracurricular activities that
we normally like to do, trips
2:09:12
that we normally like to
2:09:13
take. If your bill went way up
last month, it could be because
2:09:17
you have a time of use rate plan
that means you're paying higher
2:09:21
costs during the peak hours,
between four and 9pm weekdays,
2:09:25
and you might save money by
switching to a tiered rate plan.
2:09:29
With a
2:09:29
tiered rate plan, monthly bills
are based on total energy
2:09:33
consumption, not on the time of
day when they're using the
2:09:36
energy. KTLA
2:09:37
consumer reporter David Lazarus
says SoCal Edison time of use.
2:09:41
Rate plans are a way to motivate
customers to conserve power. Why
2:09:46
shouldn't
2:09:46
you be able to do your laundry
whenever you want? Well, the
2:09:50
problem is is our grid just
simply can't take the burden,
2:09:53
and as the population grows,
that means we need to try to
2:09:56
find ways to incentivize people
to help out. You.
2:10:01
Adam Curry: Have your energy
bills go skyrocketed. Yeah,
2:10:04
John C Dvorak: but it's not
because of what they're talking
2:10:06
about. They've added all these
extra charges to the bill,
2:10:10
including transmission charges,
just the charge for the wires
2:10:13
you're leasing these wires. Now
there is a scam going on in
2:10:18
California regarding the power
bills that is not being
2:10:22
addressed by what used to be a
powerful Public Utilities
2:10:26
Commission that has been de
balled has no power anymore, and
2:10:30
they letting Pacific Gas and
Electric just run roughshod over
2:10:33
the public at large. Well, it's
a complete outrageous, typical
2:10:38
California scam that takes place
during Democratic
2:10:41
administrations. I remember the
days of Gray Davis, when he was
2:10:45
the governor, that one of the
few that we've had the guts to
2:10:48
recall is
2:10:48
Adam Curry: that the guy who
killed his intern.
2:10:51
John C Dvorak: I don't think so.
Okay, but Gray Davis was one of
2:10:55
the worst of the governors,
typical Democrat, and that's
2:10:58
when we had the rolling
blackouts and rolling brownouts,
2:11:02
and we had the contracts with
Enron and all the rest of it,
2:11:05
and it was a scam bola from the
get go, and once this guy was
2:11:10
ousted, they put in
Schwarzenegger, of all people,
2:11:12
at least, had calmed that down,
and we didn't have blackouts.
2:11:15
How did we go from blackouts and
brownouts and slowdowns to no
2:11:19
blackouts? I mean, this whole
thing is, is ludicrous. And this
2:11:23
is the, this is the corruption
of the of the party, of the
2:11:27
Democrat Party, and since
they've captured the state with,
2:11:31
I say, fraudulent voting, like
they like Oregon and Washington,
2:11:36
Oregon, so mail in and so is
Washington. Washington State's
2:11:39
100% mail in and California is
mostly absentee ballots. It's
2:11:44
just, it's we were screwed
unless they get rid of these
2:11:47
people. So is this a price you
have to pay to be here?
2:11:52
Adam Curry: Do you think there's
Enron level shenanigans going on
2:11:55
again?
2:11:57
John C Dvorak: I would have to
assume so with the Yeah, I had
2:12:00
some, some door to door guy come
by with the door to door guy,
2:12:06
yeah, these door to door guys
that come around political guys.
2:12:09
And he's, he's coming around to
selling solar stuff and and he
2:12:12
shows that he had a breakdown of
the bill. Wait, wait, you
2:12:16
actually
2:12:16
Adam Curry: opened up and you
talked to him. I always do. Were
2:12:19
you packing?
2:12:23
John C Dvorak: Usually carry a
large bowie knife. So
2:12:29
Adam Curry: really, I believe
you,
2:12:32
John C Dvorak: the guy's showing
me the break that he's and he's
2:12:35
showing me some of the scams
going on. And I was fascinated
2:12:39
by it. But it's just is, yes,
it's very scammers. You know, we
2:12:42
Adam Curry: got a cool note from
cerventis. I don't know if you
2:12:45
saw this, because he's, he's a
door to door sales guy and, and
2:12:49
I've had many of these people
show up, and I'm like, Wow, this
2:12:53
explains a lot. Now, he says he
in 2015 he moved from Maine to
2:12:57
Georgia to become a door to door
roof salesman. It's something I
2:13:00
didn't know exists that he says,
As DTD salespeople is what you
2:13:04
call them, trend to get shot.
Where I come from, yes, I would
2:13:08
say in Texas, you got to be
careful too. But it's a massive
2:13:11
industry, and I believe it's a
huge contributing factor to the
2:13:14
expense of home insurance.
Listen to this. What happens is
2:13:19
these contractors will target
neighborhoods that were built
2:13:22
with shingles that have either
been recalled or otherwise
2:13:25
discontinued. They send
salespeople around to knock on
2:13:28
doors and offer a free roof
inspection to homeowners if any
2:13:32
damage is found that could
remotely be considered storm
2:13:35
damage. And we That's why people
come around here, a lot of hail,
2:13:38
shingles missing from wind, etc.
The homeowner is then convinced
2:13:42
that, oh, oh, no, your roof is
destroyed. But good news,
2:13:46
there's a way to fix that one
damage, shingled shingle your
2:13:50
insurance company will pay to
replace the whole roof. This has
2:13:55
led to millions of fully
functional roofs being replaced
2:13:58
for free. In quotes, as anyone
with a basic understanding of
2:14:01
economics will understand this
can only go on for so long. The
2:14:04
average roof replacement costs
anywhere from 10 to $20,000 and
2:14:07
while insurance is a bit of a
scam and the companies aren't
2:14:10
likely to go broke anytime soon,
they're also going to do what
2:14:13
every other company does and
pass the cost on to the
2:14:15
consumers. I think this is
exactly what's happening you
2:14:23
Unknown: who in what way,
because
2:14:25
Adam Curry: I have seen these,
we have a metal roof.
2:14:28
John C Dvorak: Oh, no, you
talking about the roof thing. I
2:14:30
thought you were talking about P
genies over.
2:14:32
Adam Curry: No, no, no, I've
moved on to door to door.
2:14:35
Salesman. Hello, hello,
2:14:37
John C Dvorak: yeah, but it
seemed you've made it. You made
2:14:39
a jump. Yes, it's
2:14:41
Adam Curry: what I do. But this
is an outrageous scam. Sounds
2:14:46
like it's hurting everybody.
That probably is, except for
2:14:50
servants, who should immediately
become an instant night,
2:14:54
Unknown: because he's doing
this. You're right.
2:14:56
John C Dvorak: He should send us
$1,000 and become an instant
2:14:59
night, exactly. You're right.
2:15:01
Adam Curry: So here's another
scam that I bumped into this.
2:15:04
John C Dvorak: Let's just start
guilt tripping all the people
2:15:06
that write us.
2:15:08
Adam Curry: So Steck, he always
sends me a whole bunch of
2:15:11
articles. He doesn't send clips
anymore. He sends articles he
2:15:15
stopped clipping, which is too
bad, because I, like a lot of
2:15:17
his clips were good after you
2:15:19
John C Dvorak: obviously weren't
using him enough. Steck is very
2:15:21
sensitive to usage. Well, he
gave up on you, and then he
2:15:25
moved. Yeah, because I wasn't
using it, I wasn't falling all
2:15:28
over myself.
2:15:30
Adam Curry: So he sends me a
link to the Atlantic. The
2:15:33
headline the ozempic shortage is
over. Obesity drug shortages
2:15:37
have led to a boom in risky
alternatives. They may be
2:15:40
impossible to stop. And I
initially was like, okay,
2:15:44
whatever. But then I get these
other clips. This is from the
2:15:50
Jones brothers from Steve from
NPR. Consider this. This is an
2:15:54
advertising Blitz. They are.
They're out to get rid and with,
2:15:59
I think, faulty information, if
not outright lies, they want to
2:16:03
stop the GLP one compounded
medicines and get everybody on
2:16:09
ozempic. And certainly don't
want insurance companies paying
2:16:13
for anything but the brand name
stuff.
2:16:15
Unknown: When you imagine where
these drugs are prescribed most
2:16:19
for weight loss around the US,
maybe you're thinking, Oh, Los
2:16:22
Angeles, of course, or maybe New
York. But you know, it turns out
2:16:26
the capital of the weight loss
drug boom is in Kentucky, in a
2:16:31
small city called Bowling Green,
at least 4% of the population in
2:16:36
that city and surrounding area
got a prescription in just the
2:16:39
last year. Consider this, weight
loss drugs have transformed an
2:16:44
American city. Is that a good
thing? Bowling Green, Kentucky
2:16:48
might seem like an unlikely hub
for weight loss drugs, that is,
2:16:52
until you dig into the data,
Kentucky has one of the highest
2:16:56
obesity rates in the country,
and rates of adult diabetes and
2:17:00
hypertension are going up and
up. Well, let me ask you,
2:17:04
because the weight loss drug
industry has struggled with
2:17:07
supply shortages for years,
which has been especially
2:17:10
harmful for patients with
diabetes, because they actually
2:17:14
need these drugs to stay alive.
So how is a city like bowling
2:17:18
green keeping up with demand for
these weight loss drugs.
2:17:22
Adam Curry: By the way, I think
that Kamala should in her
2:17:25
speech, you say, I'm going to
get you, I'm going to lower the
2:17:28
price of ozempic to $35 now that
would be something, huh, instead
2:17:34
of insulin, which, apparently
the whole country is on insulin.
2:17:36
So here is, here's the scam. One
2:17:38
Unknown: of the ways that the
city and this is actually
2:17:41
happening across the US, but
it's really obvious in Bowling
2:17:45
Green is there are these medical
spas and weight loss clinics
2:17:50
that are popping up that offer
what are known as compounded
2:17:54
drugs, compounded versions of
zeppbound or Manjaro or wegovy
2:17:58
or ozempic, and they're
essentially like off brand
2:18:02
versions that are made by
compounding pharmacies, which is
2:18:05
allowed during supply shortages.
And so a lot of these medical
2:18:10
spas are that
2:18:12
Adam Curry: laugh, and it's also
a lie.
2:18:14
John C Dvorak: What was the that
was the laugh? Tell you heard
2:18:16
it? Yep, because she said
2:18:18
Adam Curry: these are allowed
during medical shortages. No,
2:18:22
John C Dvorak: no, that's not
true. That's a lie.
2:18:24
Adam Curry: So that's why this
is a scam, borrow
2:18:25
Unknown: or wegovy or ozempic,
and they're essentially like off
2:18:29
brand versions that are made by
compounding pharmacies, which is
2:18:33
allowed during supply shortages.
And so a lot of these, there
2:18:38
Adam Curry: it is. I just lied.
I have to laugh about it. Isn't
2:18:42
that unbelievable? Does she go
that NPR allows this blatant
2:18:46
lying? That's
2:18:47
John C Dvorak: a blatant lie.
This is why people should not
2:18:49
send their money to NPR or PBS
and send it to us
2:18:52
Unknown: off brand versions that
are made by compounding
2:18:55
pharmacies, which is allowed
during supply shortages. And so
2:19:00
a lot of these medical spas are
actually making a ton of money
2:19:03
selling these compounded
versions to people, because so
2:19:07
many people are having
2:19:08
John C Dvorak: Stop it again.
Who's making the ton of money?
2:19:12
Well, not the people selling it
for 1200 bucks, or some guy
2:19:16
pushing it out for $200 or 20
bucks. Yeah, I know. Well, this
2:19:21
is the ton of money is being
made by the people who had the
2:19:23
brand names. That's the ton of
money. And I'm gonna
2:19:26
Adam Curry: have to question,
how much did Novo Nordisk
2:19:30
sponsor NPR consider this, uh
huh, actually
2:19:33
Unknown: making a ton of money
selling these compounded
2:19:36
versions to people, because so
many people are having
2:19:39
difficulty accessing the drugs.
You know, with branded
2:19:42
pharmaceutical drugs, companies
have to go through rigorous
2:19:46
approval processes, which
requires, you know, years long
2:19:50
studies, in many cases, and very
large studies to prove the
2:19:54
effectiveness of their
medications to, you know, prove
2:19:58
quality and safety and. All of
these things, and when it comes
2:20:01
to compounded drugs, they really
weren't meant to be made at this
2:20:06
scale. And so there aren't these
studies scale back up how
2:20:10
effective they are, and you're
really going by word of mouth a
2:20:13
lot of times, or just companies
that the drugs do what they're
2:20:18
supposed to do.
2:20:18
Adam Curry: So here we have a
poor region, unbelievable.
2:20:22
Report, yeah, so here we have a
poor region of America who
2:20:27
cannot afford your $1,200 a
month. They've been completely
2:20:31
psyoped into believing this is
the future of my health is by
2:20:37
taking these medications
forever, there's a clear need in
2:20:41
the market. The pharmacists
like, well, we can make this.
2:20:43
This is, this is not patented.
The only thing that's patented
2:20:46
is your is your applicator, your
syringe. So
2:20:50
John C Dvorak: name is
copyrighted, and of course, in
2:20:53
Adam Curry: the brand name, and
we're setting it, we're
2:20:56
fulfilling a need for the
community, community. But then
2:21:01
this lady comes on NPR to tell
Oh no, this is not good. They
2:21:04
can only make it under these
circumstances, and you really
2:21:07
don't know if it's any good.
This is outrageous that this is
2:21:11
on NPR. You want to hear the
last clip of this liar?
2:21:14
John C Dvorak: I'm already sick
to my stomach with this pathetic
2:21:18
report that that considers
journalism, and I have to listen
2:21:22
to the end
2:21:23
Unknown: you write quote, We are
all living in an ozempic town,
2:21:27
or will be soon. Is that a good
thing after spending time in
2:21:31
Bowling Green? What do you
think?
2:21:33
I mean, everyone that we spoke
to is a lot happier and a lot
2:21:39
healthier, and they feel like
better versions of themselves.
2:21:44
That's not to say that these
drugs are a cure all. I mean, we
2:21:46
did talk to people who had
really bad side effects from
2:21:50
them. They're not the right fit
for everyone. Notice
2:21:52
Adam Curry: now she's saying, Oh
yeah, the side effects probably
2:21:54
because she using the off brand
version, there
2:21:57
Unknown: are some issues. Well,
hold
2:21:58
John C Dvorak: on, she's
implying that. She's
2:22:02
Adam Curry: implying it. Yes,
she's implying because
2:22:04
John C Dvorak: the side effects
are notorious with ozempic and
2:22:07
the rest of these things, yes,
especially with people that
2:22:09
don't have diabetes or don't
really need these drugs. And so
2:22:13
by just as a guilt by
association report this point,
2:22:17
yep, which is a chickenshit way
to report that's
2:22:20
Unknown: not to say that these
drugs are a cure all. I mean, we
2:22:22
did talk to people who had
really bad side effects from
2:22:26
them. They're not the right fit
for everyone. There are some
2:22:28
issues that the drug
manufacturers need to figure
2:22:32
out, that insurance companies
need to figure out. And you
2:22:34
know, going on and off of a drug
is not great for your health
2:22:37
either. And another problem with
that continuity is insurance
2:22:42
access. And insurance providers
covering this, employers
2:22:46
covering it. It's important for
there to be equal access to
2:22:49
these medications. And in
Bowling Green, we did go to a
2:22:53
pharmacy that said ozempic and
other weight loss drugs are not
2:22:56
a big thing at this specific
pharmacy in this specific area
2:23:01
of Bowling Green, because it did
tend to be a bit more low
2:23:05
income. So we're already sort of
seeing these health disparities
2:23:09
in terms of access emerge in
Bowling Green, and that's an
2:23:12
important consideration when
you're thinking about the
2:23:14
country as a whole, and who
needs these drugs and who's able
2:23:18
to access them?
2:23:21
Adam Curry: Yeah, I find it
despicable. It's just despicable
2:23:24
and and I really think that the
politician, Trump or Harris or
2:23:31
otherwise, who says I'm going to
make sure that you get the
2:23:34
cheapest GLP one drugs, I'm
going to take it down to $35
2:23:39
that would be that's your game
changer, right there. Nobody
2:23:42
cares about the insulin. I mean,
okay, please. Well, you
2:23:46
John C Dvorak: have your type
one diabetic. You
2:23:48
Adam Curry: do stop sending me
emails. I can already hear
2:23:50
you're firing up. Of course,
people care, by the way, I think
2:23:53
it was Trump who actually did in
the negotiation with the I think
2:23:56
so too.
2:23:57
John C Dvorak: He's trying to
tell you, it's like, you know
2:23:59
the no tips on, yeah, exactly
No. Taxes on tips has also been
2:24:03
stolen. They're just gonna steal
inside, which is, you know,
2:24:06
Adam Curry: I would be the same
thing. So I'll stay with that
2:24:11
for a moment to clips on the
mpox, which seems that something
2:24:16
else was at play here. And
there's even some walk back from
2:24:21
the WHO, the World Health
Organization. What was the
2:24:25
reason? The Who? What was the
the who, who's on first, who's
2:24:29
who's taking the money? Why was
there a emergency? What was of
2:24:37
international concern, whatever
the phrase is, well, of all
2:24:42
people, Dr Robert Malone
explains exactly why there was
2:24:46
this, all this sudden, oh, oh,
monkey pox and pox. Oh, why?
2:24:51
Well, here's the answer,
2:24:52
John C Dvorak: or psychological
bioterrorism or information
2:24:55
warfare. And in particular,
right now you want to focus on
2:24:59
the monkeypox. Story. So what's
fascinating is it was just
2:25:03
disclosed a few minutes ago by
the World Health Organization
2:25:08
that the prior monkey box
emergency declaration was set to
2:25:16
to expire tomorrow. Now when
they make these emergency
2:25:21
declarations, it gives them
power and money, and so no
2:25:25
surprise that they have
contrived to come out with yet
2:25:28
another monkey pox emergency
declaration two days before,
2:25:34
literally, before the last one
expired. So this is a lot like
2:25:38
the gamesmanship that's been
done by the Biden administration
2:25:42
regarding the declaration of
emergency for covid.
2:25:47
Adam Curry: Well, there you go.
So it was about to expire. So
2:25:50
John C Dvorak: it was a scam to
from the total scam.
2:25:53
Adam Curry: It was all about the
vaccines for Africa and
2:25:58
complete. Because then, you
know, when you have this, you
2:26:00
can create all kinds of vaccines
that can be pushed through
2:26:05
faster, etc, complete scam. And
even the who, the who, the who
2:26:11
comes out and says, Oh, hold on.
Hold up. No, no, this is not the
2:26:15
next covid. The
2:26:16
Unknown: World Health
Organization, which has declared
2:26:18
the spread of the new strain a
public health emergency of
2:26:21
international concern on
Tuesday, projected comparisons
2:26:25
with covid. 19
2:26:27
Mbox is not the new covid,
regardless of whether it's mpox
2:26:32
played one, behind the ongoing
outbreak in East Central Africa,
2:26:37
or mpox played two, and behind
the 2022 outbreak that initially
2:26:42
impacted Europe and has
continued to circulate in Europe
2:26:46
since. But the risk to the
general population is low. We
2:26:49
know what to do, and we need
this time, the political
2:26:52
commitment to go for
elimination, otherwise we'll
2:26:55
always see neglect and then
panic again. So let's have a
2:27:00
political commitment to go the
last mile, and especially stand
2:27:05
in solidarity with the African
region. We can and must tackle
2:27:09
impacts together across the
regions and continents. So
2:27:13
Adam Curry: it's all about
money, and I'm sure Bill Gates
2:27:16
pronounce I'm sure Bill Gates
has some kind of investment in
2:27:20
the mpox vaccine manufacturing.
So, wow, thanks, everybody,
2:27:26
everybody, even we were like,
Okay, here we go. This is it?
2:27:29
Oh, no. Oh, life is a scam. They
did they did it again. They did
2:27:37
it again to us, yeah, yeah,
yeah. I want
2:27:43
John C Dvorak: to play well
before we could go off too far
2:27:46
off the rails. I want to give us
a you know, do you case got all
2:27:51
these issues? It's got issues.
2:27:53
Adam Curry: I've heard there's
issues, yes,
2:27:55
John C Dvorak: and it's
terrible. So I ran into this
2:27:57
really good clip. It's
2:27:59
Unknown: terrible, it's
terrible. It's terrible. This
2:28:01
clip
2:28:01
John C Dvorak: from one of the
she's like a group of she's out
2:28:04
of the out of the Farage camp,
and she's a presenter named Alex
2:28:09
Phillips. She's been, I think
your latest thing, she's on talk
2:28:14
TV or something. She keeps
floating around. They can't,
2:28:16
can't keep a job. But she, this
is a she has this nice
2:28:21
presentation on recent UK
stabbings that I think is good
2:28:25
to listen to. This
2:28:26
Unknown: is in the last 24
hours. Really last 24 hours, all
2:28:30
of these headlines. Okay, so
it's stabbing in a supermarket
2:28:34
in Hackney. That's a fresh one
that happened today a restaurant
2:28:37
stabbing in forest gate. A man
is a critically ill in hospital.
2:28:41
After that a really bad stabbing
in Gorton near Manchester, where
2:28:46
a lovely woman was killed and a
Christian preacher, husband and
2:28:50
her daughter were both stabbed.
There's been a stabbing in
2:28:53
Truro, yeah, little old Truro,
an acid attacker has stuck in a
2:28:58
place called teepee Valley in
Wales, place I actually know
2:29:01
quite well, believe it or not,
in Peterborough, there's been a
2:29:05
cripple stabbing. Torquay Castle
circus, there was a stabbing
2:29:09
there. That was a woman being
jailed for that stabbing.
2:29:12
Thankfully, they've found a spot
for her to go in amongst the
2:29:14
protesters. Of course, there was
a horrible story of girls being
2:29:19
sexually assaulted on the beach
in Bournemouth. I remember the
2:29:22
good old days when you could go
to the beach without being
2:29:24
raped. And Dorset Police put out
a big statement to all the
2:29:28
newspapers and on social media,
saying, if you've been a
2:29:31
witness, if you've seen these
men approach these girls and
2:29:35
sexually assault them, please
come forward. And I'm like,
2:29:37
okay, so what do they look like?
Oh, okay, we're not going to
2:29:42
find out that's very helpful.
There's been asylum seeker who
2:29:46
stabbed his immigration lawyer.
And to wrap it all up, a man
2:29:51
murdered a woman and had sex
with the corpse. Oh, man. So
2:29:55
there you go, ladies and
gentlemen, just because, well,
2:29:58
we're emptying all the prisons.
Because it seems the stabbers
2:30:01
are on the loose. What is going
on?
2:30:05
Adam Curry: Wow, that. Well, no,
you know what this I'm, I'm
2:30:09
gonna give you borderline for
that that was, and mainly
2:30:15
because when we when the
stabbing started, and they
2:30:20
remember the zombie knives. They
had the zombie knives. I even
2:30:23
got a zombie knife. Was so cool.
And then we get producers
2:30:27
emailing us. That's not true.
It's not like your guns in
2:30:31
America, your guns, Kid
everybody, because it's not that
2:30:34
bad. Knives is a problem in
Britain.
2:30:38
John C Dvorak: My favorite one
in that series of clips. This is
2:30:41
at the beginning, beginning of
the month where this report, I
2:30:44
think the eighth of August was
when this report came out, when
2:30:47
she did this. I guess it's
daily. There's all these
2:30:50
stabbings. But the my favorite
one was the the immigrant who
2:30:55
stabbed his immigration
attorney.
2:30:59
Adam Curry: You know what? You
know what stops knife, crime,
2:31:01
guns, guns,
2:31:03
John C Dvorak: yeah, well, it's
interesting at the Indiana Jones
2:31:06
proved that,
2:31:07
Adam Curry: although, man, if
you got a crazy person with a
2:31:10
knife, you got to get your gun
out real fast, because they can
2:31:13
hurt you before you can hurt
them. So she mentioned that
2:31:17
they're letting people of out of
the prisons. Well, yes, there
2:31:21
is, you know, they have to lock
up all these people who say
2:31:25
horrible things on Facebook and
on x, and we need to put them in
2:31:29
jail. And here's how the system
works. We
2:31:31
Unknown: will guarantee a prison
cell. We will make sure that
2:31:34
those people who need to be in
prison will be in prison, not
2:31:37
necessarily in the area where
they live. They may be two, 300
2:31:41
miles away from home, but we
will guarantee people a prison
2:31:44
cell with
2:31:45
the numbers are so tight there.
How can you make that guarantee
2:31:48
they are tight? And that's why
we've initiated operation early
2:31:51
dawn. So basically, the easiest
way to describe it is one in,
2:31:55
one out. So as people get
released, we can then pick up
2:31:59
people from police cells and
take them to court, and we will
2:32:02
triage that three times a day.
2:32:06
Adam Curry: There you go. So you
just let somebody out. The cells
2:32:10
are full, so let someone else
out who can go get a knife, I
2:32:14
guess.
2:32:17
John C Dvorak: Yeah, they've got
something wrong there. Well,
2:32:20
their priorities are screwed.
2:32:21
Adam Curry: We need to be pay
very close attention to what's
2:32:24
going on there, because this is
the kind of government that does
2:32:28
weird stuff.
2:32:31
John C Dvorak: I did it. You
said it. I heard that. I
2:32:33
Adam Curry: did it. This is a
problem. You're
2:32:35
John C Dvorak: at your your one
up on me for two to one.
2:32:38
Adam Curry: I'm very sorry. This
is the kind of stuff that I
2:32:42
think you know could happen
here. If you have the wrong
2:32:46
government,
2:32:48
Unknown: they can do stupid
stuff. This is dumb. It's dumb
2:32:54
Adam Curry: anyway. Let's slot A
shout out to our producer who
2:32:58
came in today, and we'll check
out what's happening in with the
2:33:02
Ukraine versus Russia
conflagration, and it's heating
2:33:07
up a bit with the drones over
Moscow
2:33:10
Unknown: now, Russian
authorities say air defense
2:33:14
systems shot down several
Ukrainian drones that targeted
2:33:17
Moscow overnight. Russia's
Defense Ministry said it
2:33:21
destroyed a total of 45 drones
over Russian territory,
2:33:25
including 11 over the Capital
Region. Moscow's mayor said the
2:33:29
city faced one of the biggest
drone attacks Ukraine has
2:33:33
launched against the capital so
far. And
2:33:36
Adam Curry: then listen to what
Zelensky says. Ukrainian
2:33:38
President
2:33:39
Unknown: Vladimir Zelinsky said
on Monday, the offensive showed
2:33:41
Moscow's threats of retaliation
against Western allies supplying
2:33:45
Kyiv were a bluff, Addressing
diplomats and other officials in
2:33:49
the Ukrainian capital. He added
that his country needs to be
2:33:52
able to use more Western
2:33:55
weaponry. The world knows
everything in this war depends
2:33:58
on courage, our courage and that
of our partners, it depends on
2:34:03
brave decisions, support and
steps for Ukraine, not just
2:34:07
ours. It's vital our partners
are in sync with us in this
2:34:11
determination, and then Russia
will be left with no option but
2:34:15
peace.
2:34:16
Adam Curry: Okay, so he's
saying, Oh, they were just
2:34:19
bluffing about about, you know,
conquering us and then going
2:34:25
into Europe. Who says that the I
find this,
2:34:32
John C Dvorak: I find that the
information is so poor, yeah,
2:34:36
well, there's that from every
direction that is, like, I don't
2:34:39
know if you can, yeah, whatever
happens, happens.
2:34:43
Adam Curry: And then there's
this ominous report.
2:34:46
Unknown: Well, meanwhile, the
Ukrainian parliament has voted
2:34:49
to ban the Russian linked
Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Kyiv
2:34:53
considers the church to be
aligned with Moscow, and the
2:34:56
bill was welcomed by President
Volodymyr Zelensky office.
2:35:00
Today, the church officially
broke ties with its Russian
2:35:03
counterpart in 2022 but some
Ukrainian lawmakers have accused
2:35:08
it of collaborating with Russian
clergymen despite the invasion.
2:35:13
Round
2:35:13
Adam Curry: them up. Yep, round
them up. You watch.
2:35:17
John C Dvorak: They got rid of
the Russian Orthodox Church, and
2:35:19
now they're getting rid of the
Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Yeah,
2:35:22
Adam Curry: what's the
elections? There's
2:35:24
John C Dvorak: no elections
anymore, and they've not shut
2:35:27
down the media completely.
2:35:29
Adam Curry: Yeah, he's, he's not
even president anymore,
2:35:32
Unknown: officially, did he? No,
he's
2:35:35
John C Dvorak: not officially.
He's emperor.
2:35:38
Adam Curry: But Trump, yes, you
have anything on Russia and
2:35:42
Ukraine? You got anything? No, I
2:35:44
John C Dvorak: didn't get
anything for this show.
2:35:45
Adam Curry: Oh, and then I have
the latest from Israel. Of
2:35:51
course, it would be great to
have an October surprise for the
2:35:54
Harris campaign, doesn't I do
want
2:35:57
John C Dvorak: to play, before
you play that, I do want to play
2:35:59
this prelude to that, what
you're going to play Prelude,
2:36:02
which is Judy Woodruff, who she
had to walk this back,
2:36:06
Adam Curry: yeah. Oh, I'm glad
you got a clip of this. She she
2:36:09
John C Dvorak: came out with
this commentary, and she has,
2:36:11
she's had to walk it back. I
think everybody's all freaked
2:36:15
out about because there's no
evidence, no evidence
2:36:18
whatsoever. What she's saying is
true. Ken
2:36:21
Unknown: is over there right
now, working with Netanyahu. The
2:36:24
reporting is that former
President Trump is on the phone
2:36:28
with the Prime Minister of
Israel, urging him not to cut a
2:36:32
deal right now, because that is
believed that would help the
2:36:37
Harris campaign. So I don't know
where, where that I don't know
2:36:43
who knows whether that will come
about or not, but I have to
2:36:47
think that the Harris campaign
would like for President Biden
2:36:52
to do what President to do,
which is work on that one. Yeah.
2:36:56
Adam Curry: Okay, so she said
this without evidence, big
2:36:59
brouhaha in newsland. I think
she's right. To be honest about
2:37:05
it. I've said this from day one,
when BB went to visit Trump.
2:37:10
It's like, Hey,
2:37:10
John C Dvorak: I think that may
have happened then, but she said
2:37:12
he's on she he's on the phone
right now, because things have
2:37:16
changed. Okay, I think which is
bogus, and I think that maybe he
2:37:22
did discuss this with Netanyahu,
yeah. But I think all when they
2:37:27
were at Mar a Lago, but there, I
think all these discussions of
2:37:33
the, you know, the meeting and
Qatar, where there's no Hamas
2:37:37
representative, and all the rest
of it, I think they're, they're
2:37:40
they're inflating this whole
ceasefire thing, that this non
2:37:44
existent, and now they're going
to blame Trump, just the way
2:37:48
they blamed him for the non
passage of the bogus immigration
2:37:52
bill.
2:37:52
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah, that's a
good point. So she's an
2:37:56
operative. No, she got, didn't
she get? She got replaced?
2:37:58
Didn't
2:37:58
John C Dvorak: she by she's
always been an operative.
2:38:01
Adam Curry: Well, here's the
latest from Blinken
2:38:03
Unknown: on his ninth trip to
the region us, Secretary of
2:38:06
State Anthony Blinken met with
Israeli leaders once again ahead
2:38:10
of talks in Cairo this week.
2:38:12
This is a decisive moment,
probably best, maybe the last
2:38:18
opportunity to get the hostages
home to get a ceasefire and to
2:38:22
put everyone on a better path to
enduring peace and security.
2:38:27
Washington says new proposals
will bridge the gaps between the
2:38:31
two sides and help avert a wider
war.
2:38:34
What's most crucial now is that
everyone everyone refrained from
2:38:40
taking any actions that could
fuel further conflict, escalate
2:38:46
tensions and result in the
spreading of violence and
2:38:53
conflict.
2:38:54
But over the weekend, Hamas
accused Israel of setting up new
2:38:57
demands, and although Tehran
says it doesn't intend to stop
2:39:01
peace talks. It will seek
retribution for the killings of
2:39:05
a top Hamas leader and Iranian
commander last month. Although
2:39:09
months of previous talks have
failed to reach a deal for
2:39:12
Washington, there's an added
urgency to end the Gaza war as
2:39:16
an issue that could sway voters
in key states in the upcoming US
2:39:20
election. The White House sees
this as an inflection point that
2:39:24
must be resolved before Joe
Biden hands over the reins to a
2:39:28
new president. Well,
2:39:30
Adam Curry: he's already handed
over the reins. He's
2:39:32
John C Dvorak: now they but they
keep leaving out of these
2:39:34
reports if they're going to
blame Trump for one thing or
2:39:36
another. Is Trump's commentary,
which is been suppressed, where
2:39:40
he says there's the reason that
the Hamas is not interested in
2:39:43
any hostage hostage exchange in
regards to a ceasefire is
2:39:49
because they're all dead. Yeah,
2:39:51
Unknown: Israeli forces have
recovered the bodies of six
2:39:54
hostages. The country's military
said today the victims were
2:39:57
brought back during an overnight
operation in. Gaza Hamas
2:40:01
captured them during its attack
on Israel in October. Four of
2:40:04
the deceased hostages had family
members who were also abducted
2:40:08
but later freed. Hamas is still
believed to be holding around
2:40:11
110 hostages Israel estimates
nearly 40 of them are dead.
2:40:16
Adam Curry: All right, so let's,
let's game play this for a
2:40:18
second. First of all, if any
hostages are released, it will
2:40:21
be 33 I mean, that's just a
given. I can tell you right now
2:40:26
how, let's just say it's all
it's gameplay. How does it has
2:40:32
to be Harris or Trump, who I
think has to go talk to someone
2:40:38
in Iran to make the October
surprise work.
2:40:48
John C Dvorak: I don't know I
Harris can't do it. She's not a
2:40:53
person that can go do anything.
Well, the
2:40:56
Adam Curry: thinking, of course,
is that Trump has set this up. I
2:40:59
mean,
2:41:00
John C Dvorak: well, that's what
you would think, because it's
2:41:02
the it's because they're basing
all this on Reagan back in 1979
2:41:06
1980 Yes, and that is, really,
was the intelligence community
2:41:12
and other people that, you know,
the State Department. That was a
2:41:15
scheme that Reagan had little to
do with. I I think because he's
2:41:20
what didn't have that much
power. He couldn't make these
2:41:22
things happen like that. I think
Trump's in the same boat, yeah,
2:41:25
the CIA's got, got the handle on
this, and they're the ones doing
2:41:30
Adam Curry: the negotiating.
They're in there. They're the
2:41:32
their guide, yeah, what's his
2:41:34
John C Dvorak: name? And the
head of this? Not now, he's just
2:41:35
the CA, but the head guy,
William Burns, yeah, the main
2:41:38
dude is out there floating
around like Brennan was during
2:41:42
the Maidan situation in Ukraine.
Remember he was actually there?
2:41:47
Yeah, so, so I'm not blaming
Trump for any of this. I'm not
2:41:51
blaming him. I'm saying that.
No, I didn't say you were but
2:41:55
they were blaming him in these,
in these, like the Woodruff
2:41:58
report and others are blaming
him. No,
2:42:00
Adam Curry: I understand that,
but that just ran. But remember,
2:42:04
it's just a big show. So, you
know, I still think they all
2:42:08
want Trump to win. I really do.
2:42:11
John C Dvorak: And, well,
there's a lot of evidence that
2:42:14
would say you're right.
2:42:16
Adam Curry: Who was, who was
talking was, it was Debbie
2:42:20
Dingell, who's Debbie. Debbie
Dingell,
2:42:22
John C Dvorak: she was a, she's
a congressman or a senator from
2:42:25
New York. I think she's a
congresswoman from New York. Oh,
2:42:29
well, she I'll look around. She
was
2:42:31
Adam Curry: on meet the press,
and I guess she knows that Biden
2:42:35
is dead or incapacitated.
Something
2:42:38
Unknown: wonderfully magical is
in the air, isn't it? Yeah,
2:42:45
we're thinking it here in this
arena, but it's spreading all
2:42:49
across this country. We
2:42:50
love the spirit of Joe, a
2:42:53
familiar feeling that's been
buried too deep for far too
2:42:57
long. You know what I'm talking
about, Michigan. Michigan, it's
2:43:04
the contagious power of hope.
2:43:07
Hope, all right,
2:43:10
brick, come on. In Kristen,
2:43:12
it's fascinating, because it's
almost as if she and former
2:43:16
President Obama were trying to
impose the Hope and Change
2:43:21
message a little bit to give it,
if you will, to Vice President
2:43:25
Kamala Harris. Did you see it
that way? And also notable,
2:43:27
obviously she didn't mention
President Biden.
2:43:30
John C Dvorak: I think I love
President Biden, and we all need
2:43:34
to. He was a great president,
but now we are looking to the
2:43:38
future and go back.
2:43:40
Adam Curry: He was a great
president. Is he no longer
2:43:45
president?
2:43:46
John C Dvorak: That's a good
catch.
2:43:48
Adam Curry: He was a great
president.
2:43:50
John C Dvorak: Right now he's in
Napa Valley drinking wine with
2:43:53
his wife in 747, which I assume,
landed at Travis Air Force.
2:43:57
Somebody didn't land in San
Francisco, somebody,
2:44:00
Adam Curry: Daddy Long Legs
somebody. Mm, hmm. But
2:44:04
John C Dvorak: do you remember
that they were, they showed this
2:44:06
on a lot of the Fox shows, and
they were just mocking, uh,
2:44:10
mocking Biden, uh, for being a
doofus. But it was like he was,
2:44:16
this is, I think, after the
convention, when they jumped on
2:44:18
the plane to get out of town,
even though they went on the low
2:44:21
ramp, not the big one, into the
cold, basically, now they get
2:44:27
him, I guess they put him in the
elevator. There's an elevator in
2:44:30
47 just dropped me, and they put
him in there, and up you go, up
2:44:33
at level. Yeah. So, so, so
Jill's gonna go on the plane,
2:44:40
and instead of following Joe,
she comes up and Joe is standing
2:44:44
there, yeah, and she doesn't
acknowledge him or anything. She
2:44:46
just starts going up. There's
no, it's not even Joe. No, it
2:44:50
isn't Hello. That's what I'm
having to conclude. And but
2:44:54
everyone was mocking, mocking
it, at least Fox would do it.
2:44:58
The font about their their take.
Was the following, oh, look,
2:45:01
she's so mad because she's not
going to be the first lady
2:45:04
anymore and won't get the free
jet rise, and she's mad at Joe.
2:45:08
But I'm thinking maybe it wasn't
Joe at all. Joe may be holed up
2:45:12
in Washington for all we listen
2:45:13
Adam Curry: the the key, the
clue was the grandkid. Why do
2:45:17
you want me to hold his hand?
That's not grandpa. Who's that
2:45:20
dude?
2:45:23
John C Dvorak: I didn't catch
that, but if that happened, that
2:45:26
that's a pretty big giveaway.
2:45:29
Adam Curry: Let's talk about a
food for a moment. It's about to
2:45:31
get even better. No more fresh
chicken for you.
2:45:34
Unknown: Or job losses in the
meat processing industry. Tyson
2:45:37
Foods announcing job cuts at its
chicken processing complex in
2:45:41
Wilkesboro, North Carolina. In a
statement to Ag Day, a Tyson
2:45:45
food spokesperson says, due to
increasing demand, it is
2:45:48
shifting production from the
facility to support its fully
2:45:51
cooked products. It says, As a
result, fewer positions will be
2:45:55
required at that facility.
However, it did not say how many
2:45:58
positions would be cut the
Wilkes journal, Patriot
2:46:01
newspaper, reporting over the
weekend, one local official told
2:46:04
them nearly 500 jobs would be
impacted. The changes
2:46:08
specifically involve converting
the fresh plant in Wilkesboro
2:46:11
into a bulk processing facility.
That means chicken will be
2:46:15
processed to a stage where it is
ready to be sent to other Tyson
2:46:19
facilities for further
processing and packaging. Now,
2:46:22
Tyson says its priority is to
assist affected employees by
2:46:26
offering them other
opportunities within the
2:46:28
company,
2:46:29
Adam Curry: so more fully cooked
chicken is what they get. Wait
2:46:32
John C Dvorak: a minute, how is
that cut jobs? It seems to me,
2:46:36
you process the chicken, then
you go through the trouble of
2:46:38
cooking it. That would add jobs.
It seems to me, that's an extra
2:46:43
step. What
2:46:43
Adam Curry: do you mean? They
just, what
2:46:44
John C Dvorak: am I? What am I
missing here? They
2:46:46
Adam Curry: just so they Pro,
they cut the chicken, dump it
2:46:49
into seed oil, cook it, and then
package it. You don't need half
2:46:53
the people who were doing all
the why? Why
2:46:55
John C Dvorak: would you not
need half the people? Because
2:46:57
Adam Curry: it's just automatic.
I subscribe to food machine
2:47:01
magazine. You should see that
thing, the stuff that these
2:47:06
machines that they have for
packaging food is disgusting and
2:47:09
create, I will
2:47:10
John C Dvorak: say this so I'm
in Holland. Here we go. Oh, neck
2:47:14
of the woods. This is when you
almost got killed. No, no. This
2:47:17
is when I was floating around
with Yana Elman touring the
2:47:22
whole country, basically. And
2:47:25
Unknown: that took three min,
three minutes. It was,
2:47:29
John C Dvorak: it was about four
days, oh, with all, like, the
2:47:32
best restaurants, and we did. It
was a good tour. But one of the
2:47:36
things he mentioned, because
there's his truck goes by the
2:47:38
chicken truck, and he says that
because we don't his comment was
2:47:43
the following, because we don't
have Mexican labor or cheap
2:47:47
labor to process the chickens
like they do in Tyson and
2:47:52
elsewhere that the Dutch have
men have developed a
2:47:56
manufacturing system All
machines that can process
2:48:00
chickens like nobody else and
and it's like a thriving
2:48:04
industry with no people working
there. I think that may be at
2:48:09
play here.
2:48:10
Adam Curry: Yeah, you're
probably in Barneveld. Were you
2:48:12
in barneville? Does that sound
familiar? Probably because
2:48:15
that's whatever the
2:48:16
John C Dvorak: case was allotted
from chicken, chicken, giant
2:48:20
chickens, shruts would fill with
chickens. And so, yes, he said
2:48:24
the chicken processing there was
all automated. We
2:48:28
Adam Curry: got breaking news,
breaking from AP. So you know
2:48:33
it's the truth that I've been
waiting for. This one been
2:48:36
waiting almost 17 years. Us.
Government report says fluoride
2:48:42
at twice the recommended limit
is linked to lower IQ in kids.
2:48:47
Yep, there you go. Told you,
2:48:50
John C Dvorak: and that's why
that the ticket Tip of the Day
2:48:52
from a few weeks back when I had
the water filter. That
2:48:56
particular filter takes fluoride
out of the water. What was that
2:49:00
filter? Again, it was the total
filters, I think something like
2:49:03
that. Oh, that would have to put
a little web page together, or a
2:49:07
small booklet of the tips. Once
we get to a couple,
2:49:10
Adam Curry: yes, a giblet, a
giblet. Hey, we can run it
2:49:14
through the publishing company.
Yeah, we're gonna need to. Yeah,
2:49:22
I only have one more clip. If I
don't know if you have anything
2:49:26
you want to do, you want to
mention you don't want to play
2:49:30
before we go. I got one ice, a
funny one. It's a funny I got a
2:49:34
funny short one. So I'll wait
for you.
2:49:36
John C Dvorak: No, I'm good. I
think I can push these off
2:49:38
because they're kind of
evergreen.
2:49:39
Adam Curry: This is Neil
deGrasse Tyson,
2:49:42
John C Dvorak: who now, always a
winner,
2:49:44
Adam Curry: always a winner.
And, you know, some would say
2:49:47
he's a man of science. I would
say, I mean, he's a astrologist,
2:49:52
but he's a man of science.
2:49:54
John C Dvorak: He's an
astronomer, not an astrologist.
2:49:58
Adam Curry: That was funny. I.
Was funnier than I meant it to
2:50:01
be. Well, maybe he is an
astrologist. Tell me what's
2:50:05
going to happen is, is mercury
and retro Gary? No, but he
2:50:11
weighs in on, you know, we've
had a lot of controversy,
2:50:14
controversy over men and women's
sports, and even the the is it
2:50:21
Algerian, I want to say,
Algerian boxer who
2:50:26
John C Dvorak: beat all the
women up, yeah.
2:50:29
Adam Curry: And, you know, says
that, you know, they, they did a
2:50:32
test and XY chromos, XY
chromosome, yeah. So Neil
2:50:37
deGrasse Tyson sets us straight,
sets the record straight. That
2:50:41
has nothing to do with being a
man or a woman. The xx
2:50:44
Unknown: XY chromosomes are
insufficient because when we
2:50:50
wake up in the morning, we
exaggerate whatever feature we
2:50:56
want to portray the gender of
our choice. Suppose, no matter
2:51:02
my chromosomes, today, I feel
80% female, 20% male. I'm gonna,
2:51:08
I'm gonna put on makeup. I'm
gonna do that tomorrow, I might
2:51:11
feel 80% male. I'll remove the
makeup and I'll wear a muscle
2:51:14
shirt.
2:51:16
Adam Curry: What kind of dirt do
they have on this guy?
2:51:18
John C Dvorak: What is the deal
with that? I mean, I heard that
2:51:21
clip, and I was, I was gonna
actually clip that, but I had to
2:51:23
find a a short version of the
song, I feel pretty which I was
2:51:28
going to put at the end of the
clip. Feel pretty
2:51:31
Adam Curry: nice if it's from
West Side Story.
2:51:34
John C Dvorak: I think so. So.
So the I heard that clip, and I
2:51:40
thought this guy was clinically
insane to say this, because I
2:51:44
don't wake up in the morning and
think, Oh, I think I'm gonna put
2:51:46
on some makeup because I feel
pretty. What do you ever wake up
2:51:50
in the morning and say, oh, I
need some mascara. I mean, a
2:51:54
guy, no, nobody does this.
2:51:57
Unknown: I'm gonna show my salon
by donating to no agenda.
2:52:00
Imagine all the people who could
do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
2:52:10
Adam Curry: A reminder, we have
not one but two tips of the day
2:52:12
coming up because I have a tip.
The tip of the day has become
2:52:15
quite the feature on the show.
People are listening to the
2:52:18
entire program, and of course,
after that, we have our end of
2:52:21
show mixes, and we do have some
fun meetup reports and a gulf
2:52:26
promo. So always worth hanging
around for birthdays as well.
2:52:30
And we would like to thank the
producers who supported us $50
2:52:35
and above. John, what do you
have? Well,
2:52:37
John C Dvorak: I'm going to
start with Brian mikaver. Mike
2:52:40
over mikaver,
2:52:41
Adam Curry: how about McIver?
How about MacGyver?
2:52:43
John C Dvorak: Ah? McIver, yeah.
MacGyver. McIver, yes. McIver,
2:52:47
okay, this is a portage, or
Portage, or Portage, or Portage,
2:52:51
Michigan, 16867, which he claims
is the double boobs donation
2:52:59
with fees, okay, but he, more
importantly, he wants to call
2:53:04
out Eric wick as a douchebag.
Martin Walla in Zwickau,
2:53:15
Deutschland, Deutschland, Vico,
2:53:18
Adam Curry: uh, he says,
2:53:19
John C Dvorak: Happy
anniversary. 133, 69 Happy
2:53:22
anniversary. Thank you for the
courage and the sanity. Lots of
2:53:24
love from Deutschland.
2:53:26
Adam Curry: Hello, Deutschland.
2:53:29
John C Dvorak: Isaiah. Paramore,
2:53:31
Adam Curry: can I just say I am
proud that we have so many
2:53:34
deutschlanders listening to the
show we have always done well in
2:53:38
Deutschland. Yes, we have that's
just good to know. I like that a
2:53:42
lot.
2:53:45
John C Dvorak: Isaiah Paramore
in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida,
2:53:48
133 and she needs,
2:53:53
Unknown: she need, I think is
2:53:55
John C Dvorak: no, it's on,
Isaiah, but happy. Ba health,
2:53:58
baby and job. Karma, please. Can
we put that at the end? Nathan
2:54:02
Cochran. Cochran in Franklin,
Tennessee,
2:54:05
Adam Curry: my buddy. Nathan,
hello. Nathan, 12345,
2:54:10
John C Dvorak: Mike tote in
Memphis. Tenant, yeah, I have to
2:54:13
keep leaning over because I got
the mic toll with an L toll,
2:54:18
toll. I say I can't really see
the screen where, where I am,
2:54:20
where are? I'm away from the
screen a mile. Why? Because of
2:54:25
the old, because the old Mike
setup that you rejected. You
2:54:29
Adam Curry: need, you need to
curry one beta. Man,
2:54:33
John C Dvorak: no, I need to
move to Mike. Is what I need to
2:54:35
do. But I'm not going to do it
now. Uh. Mike toll in Memphis,
2:54:40
Tennessee, 105 35 Maddie M in
Corona, California, 100 with a
2:54:45
happy birthday, babe for Nick, I
love you and and the life we are
2:54:50
building together. Ah, sweet,
loves and kisses Simon, Knight
2:54:55
of the long rifle and ice. Turn
wick. Victor. Australia, I guess
2:55:03
Elster. 100, Elsternwick, I
think elstern Okay, so health
2:55:08
karma for him is some F cancer
for him at the end. Okay, Ian,
2:55:12
Ian field, 100 Jesse Saffold in
Eugene, Oregon. 100 Rob in
2:55:20
Middleton, New Jersey, 100 and
NiNis A D, douching,
2:55:25
Unknown: you've been deduced,
Bob
2:55:29
John C Dvorak: D, douche Bob,
and that was Bob, I guess I
2:55:31
don't know. Amy Sullivan in
Edmonds, Washington. 100
2:55:34
anonymous in Columbus, Ohio. 100
uh, Dakota coal in Sherwood,
2:55:43
Oregon, 100 a lot of hundreds
today. It was interesting, say
2:55:47
the least. Glenn Spangler in
Roseville, Michigan, 8438 and he
2:55:54
needs F cancer too. Kevin
McLaughlin, there he is. We had
2:55:58
him twice, 8081, for show 1687
and there's Kevin McLaughlin in
2:56:05
show 1688 Archduke of Luna,
second attempt. My apologies to
2:56:10
the show. He's got both
donations and so he's still
2:56:12
caught up.
2:56:13
Adam Curry: Yes, thank you, Pat,
good to know you're okay.
2:56:16
Archduke.
2:56:17
John C Dvorak: Harry Kelly,
Tate, I guess, in floor of in
2:56:21
Finland, 808. Tegan Pinkerton,
in North Haven, South Australia,
2:56:30
you got a birthday shout out for
a husband? Dave, yes. Dave
2:56:33
Pinkerton,
2:56:34
Unknown: he's on the list, and
he's on the list. Love from Down
2:56:38
Under uh
2:56:40
John C Dvorak: mfdx of Anjou,
7038, and the message is, that's
2:56:47
image majors with ink with a
k.com Okay,
2:56:53
Adam Curry: when you get Anjou,
France,
2:56:55
John C Dvorak: I mean,
2:56:56
Adam Curry: no, who cares?
Thanks, I'm
2:56:58
John C Dvorak: sure. Rick
Arlington, Washington, 6996
2:57:02
Samantha VIERA in San Anton.
6136 says, got a happy birthday
2:57:07
coach for Freddie. Yes les
Tarkowski in Kingman, Arizona.
2:57:12
6114 Henry coca Zoli in Livonia,
Michigan. 5809 thank you for
2:57:21
talking about the Adobe Audio
Enhancer. It rescued our
2:57:25
church's live stream recording.
Wow. That was a tip of the day
2:57:31
that we never even called it. It
2:57:33
Adam Curry: is now it's in the
book. It should
2:57:35
John C Dvorak: be, uh, Corey
cotton in Cleveland, Heights,
2:57:38
Ohio, 5510, another happy, but a
lot of birthdays today? Yeah, I
2:57:43
know maybe there'll be some. I'm
looking, wait a minute, I'm
2:57:46
looking at the list. There's no
nights, there's no nothing but
2:57:48
birthdays. That's right. So
Darius unity in Essex, Maryland,
2:57:55
5509 anything? There no uh.
Jennifer Williams in Davy
2:58:01
Crockett, nation, Texas, is
there or is that National Park?
2:58:06
Adam Curry: No, this is she
says, I received a bag of
2:58:10
Cameroon coffee from gigawatt
coffee after my shout out on
2:58:13
show 1683 thanks for the
suggestion. V for V,
2:58:18
Unknown: it works, I
2:58:19
John C Dvorak: guess so.
Jonathan Ferris in Liberal
2:58:22
Kansas, 55 Scott Merrill in
Ventura, California, 55 as the
2:58:31
Asia is that it
2:58:32
Adam Curry: led with Asia,
probably Asia Asia led with
2:58:36
John C Dvorak: in South Hadley,
Massachusetts, that's 5333
2:58:41
Preston Isaacson in Boca, Raton,
5333 these are all $50 donors
2:58:46
that are adding their their
fees, which is $3 true and 33
2:58:51
cents. Well,
2:58:52
Adam Curry: it depends, because
some other people do 5052 72 so
2:58:55
I guess they're using different
fee structure. I
2:58:57
John C Dvorak: don't know. I
think that the changes nice. I
2:59:02
don't know why. Yeah, I've
noticed this too. It happens
2:59:04
with all the donations. Some
people get charged more,
2:59:07
depending you're in a Lido,
Texas, you get charged a full
2:59:10
amount, 333, that's where those
texts, Matt, Mark Hardwick is.
2:59:16
Oh, no, wait, Mark, no, that
that is, that is the stripe
2:59:20
donation. Ah, so I don't know
why it came into 5333 stripe
2:59:24
charges more. Dustin begovich,
begovich in Eagle, Idaho, 5272
2:59:33
um Jacqueline Lentz in Muskego,
Muskego, Wisconsin, 5272 Urbana
2:59:43
builders LLC, if you're in
Urbana Boulder, go to see them.
2:59:47
Adam Curry: Boulders. Urbana
Boulder, if you if you need a
2:59:50
boulder, if you need a boulder,
you
2:59:52
John C Dvorak: need a boulder,
go there. Ian jolovich, there's
2:59:57
actually a company that sells
boulders. Yeah, I bet I. Ian
3:00:00
jolovich In Wheatland, Wyoming,
5272 John DeSantis in Belford,
3:00:08
New Jersey, 5272 Baron Henry in
Rancho, Palos Verdes, 5252 42
3:00:19
Sean Heinz in Austin, Texas,
5169 uh, he just moved there to
3:00:25
South
3:00:26
Adam Curry: Austin with his
smoking hot wife and newborn
3:00:28
son. Yeah, I got karma for you.
He says, ignore my DM on
3:00:31
LinkedIn, John, trust me, you
don't have to worry about John
3:00:37
looking at his DMS on LinkedIn.
3:00:40
Unknown: I do check him once a
month.
3:00:43
John C Dvorak: Sir Luke Rayner
in London, UK, 5050, yes,
3:00:48
Adam Curry: he's the Earl of
London in the southeast. Thank
3:00:50
you, sir Luke
3:00:52
John C Dvorak: James little in
Alameda, California, 5033
3:00:55
Adam Curry: and he sends a
donation because of the cover
3:00:57
art. There you go.
3:00:58
John C Dvorak: Made him laugh
out loud. Boris Martin, 5005 and
3:01:02
Andrew Benz, 5005 and the
following people are $50 donors,
3:01:06
name and location, starting with
Andrew gusik in Greensboro.
3:01:10
Nicholas arutovich in Harpers
Ferry, West Virginia. Richard
3:01:16
Turner in St Charles, Missouri.
Michael Sakura in New Richmond,
3:01:21
Wisconsin. Anonymous in Clifton,
New Jersey, sir. Michael in
3:01:26
Snohomish, Washington. Shipping
in, he says, Simon, I think in
3:01:34
Snellville, Georgia. Michael
Statum, uh, Parts Unknown. Now
3:01:40
we have a missing name in
Pinellas Park, Florida,
3:01:45
listening Since 2012 and their
name is gone. I'll give you an
3:01:48
anonymous for that. And Wendell,
Wendell, Wendell, window, W, y,
3:01:53
n, d, e, l, a cooper in
Greenville, South Carolina, 50
3:02:00
and needs a biscuit for the her
son. It's a birthday call out
3:02:04
for Hezekiah. Okay, that's our
group of producers and
3:02:12
supporters of show 1688, big
group,
3:02:14
Adam Curry: and thank you for
coming in if you're under 50.
3:02:17
Reasons of anonymity, we don't
mention those also those of you
3:02:21
who are on a sustaining donation
is highly appreciated. These
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mean a big deal to us. You can
go to no agenda donations.com
3:02:28
support the show you know you
want to.
3:02:30
Unknown: They always give me a
biscuit on my birthday.
3:02:36
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's
vote for jobs.
3:02:43
You've got
3:02:49
Adam Curry: karma. There you go.
All the karmas in one go. Thank
3:02:52
you all very much. No agenda,
donations.com.
3:03:01
And today we congratulate cotton
gin. He celebrated his birthday
3:03:05
on the 20th. And of course,
cotton gin well known to the no
3:03:08
agenda stream, and has been
helping out quite a lot with
3:03:10
everything. Also og godcaster
Steve Webb, celebrated on the
3:03:15
20th. Happy birthday. Steve Sam
and JC, JC, Vieira, wish.
3:03:19
Freddie Vieira, a very happy one
celebrated yesterday. Cory
3:03:23
cotton turns 53 today. Sir Andy
and Dame Kyle Kylie wish their
3:03:28
beautiful son, Eddie, a very
happy birthday. Turns 15 on the
3:03:31
24th Wendell and Mandy say happy
birthday to their son. Hezekiah
3:03:35
Cooper on the 24th Tegan
Pinkerton, her husband, Dave
3:03:38
Pinkerton, celebrates his 20 No,
it's 37th on the 28th and Maddie
3:03:44
M says Happy Birthday to Nick
Chapman, and we say happy
3:03:47
birthday to everybody from the
staff and management here at the
3:03:50
mighty no agenda show. And
there's no title changes, no
3:03:57
nights, no dames. We do have a
day and a night in a band. So
3:03:59
we're very happy about that. So
it's time to take a look at
3:04:02
those meetups, because we've had
a lot of meetups, a lot of cool
3:04:05
reports to talk about.
3:04:12
And our first report comes from
Baron Scott, Dame Christine.
3:04:16
They organized the big float
meetup in San Marcos. They
3:04:20
floated the river for hours,
then had a meet up afterwards.
3:04:23
The constitutional lawyer was
there, Sir, Sir Brian, with an
3:04:28
eye was there was a big
hootenanny.
3:04:39
Unknown: Hey, it's Dame Andy,
Jane and my friend Mark. And I
3:04:42
just want to give it a shout out
to my dad, sir. Sorted out and
3:04:46
Dame Aki saniva, hey guys, I had
a great time on the float. Thank
3:04:49
you so much Scott for
3:04:50
having us. This is Brennan from
3:04:52
local 512 saying we had a great
time at the float. Hey, Tina,
3:04:55
I met Brian with an eye, and he
was really hot in his swimsuit.
3:04:59
Hey, good morning to.
3:05:00
And Adam sir, from Dallas,
Texas. Thank you, Kurt.
3:05:03
This is Barry Scott.
3:05:05
I have an interloper here.
3:05:06
I just found out he's not from
freaking jersey.
3:05:09
This is dirty Jersey whore
creeping in on your Meetup
3:05:12
again.
3:05:13
Y'all be good in
3:05:14
the morning. Mrs. Gogman,
3:05:15
just want to say I'm in box
three Since 2023 ever since I
3:05:18
gave him teaching monkeys to
French kiss in the morning.
3:05:22
This is Dean Shanna King, and I
know what a woman is. This
3:05:25
is sir ducifer. Had a great
float and even caught a nap.
3:05:29
What more can you ask for
3:05:30
in the morning? This
3:05:31
is Laura and Michael. Thank you
for your courage. Down and Adam,
3:05:34
thanks for bearing Scott, for
sending out the float. Had a
3:05:36
great time in San Marcus. This
is Sir Brian with
3:05:39
an eye and my AI girlfriend
could not make the meet up
3:05:42
today, but I met another lovely
lady in the river.
3:05:46
This is Keith Garcia here,
hanging out with Sir Brian,
3:05:49
because farmer Chris couldn't be
here today. So Brian, it
3:05:52
is and this is Barry Scott.
Thanks, everybody who made the
3:05:55
trek down.
3:05:56
Hey. This
3:05:56
is Rob, your constitutional
lawyer. By listening to this
3:05:59
message, you are agreeing to buy
EULA.
3:06:03
Adam Curry: All right, a lot of
stars, big, no agenda stars,
3:06:07
hanging out the Texas meetup.
That's your connection and
3:06:10
protection. You can get your
legal help. You can get your
3:06:12
whore help from dirty Jersey
whore. Who else was there? It
3:06:16
was fantastic. I wish I could
have been there, but I was
3:06:19
prepping until about five in the
afternoon. Now we have a report
3:06:22
from South Florida
3:06:26
Unknown: in the morning. Is
Brian from the south Florida
3:06:29
Margarita beat up. Great
conversation, great people. A
3:06:31
lot of talk about guns. And God,
3:06:34
I'm so excited,
3:06:35
because today everybody RSVP and
came
3:06:38
and I can't wait to go shoot
some guns with these people.
3:06:41
ITM is Bonnie rays. We've had so
much fun here at Big meet up in
3:06:45
Florida. Can't wait for the next
one.
3:06:47
Ikem, it's Leslie. I'm so happy
to be here again with these
3:06:50
wonderful people. And John and
Adam. Thank you for what you do,
3:06:54
and thank you all the producers
for what you do as well.
3:06:57
ITM is
3:06:58
Glinda. I'm a newbie. Can't wait
to get to the range. ITM,
3:07:01
Adam Curry: kt, LD, keep the lid
down for those people that don't
3:07:04
know. It's been a great meetup.
Looking forward to shooting with
3:07:07
all these people in
3:07:08
Unknown: the morning. This is
Phil, and there is hope. Mike's
3:07:10
eating my
3:07:11
mac and cheese. Gotta
3:07:12
meet up. Get a flip book.
3:07:17
Don't forget to go online to
know agenda meetups.com, and
3:07:21
RSVP for all of our amazing
upcoming Florida meetups. Next
3:07:24
up, we have our September meetup
in the Jacksonville, St
3:07:27
Augustine area. That is our
seafood and Sangria meetup. Then
3:07:31
in October, we will be in
Central Florida for our Second
3:07:34
Amendment Sunday meetup at the
OK Corral Gun Club. Then in
3:07:38
December, we will be in West
Palm Beach for our game of axes
3:07:41
meet up where we will be
throwing axes and knives. And
3:07:44
last, but certainly not least,
we are still voting on the
3:07:47
location for our November to
remember meetup. If you would
3:07:50
like that meetup to be in a spot
near you in the state of
3:07:53
Florida, please join our group
chat and cast your vote so we
3:07:56
can make sure it's like a party.
3:07:59
Wow.
3:08:02
Adam Curry: More. Margaritas and
then shoot guns. Those guys are
3:08:05
good. I love that. This, what
other pot, what podcast, except
3:08:12
the best one the universe has a
community like this. I dare you
3:08:16
to show me. How about these guys
in Indianapolis? Hello. This
3:08:20
Unknown: is day Maria and Sir
Mark, straight back from Greece
3:08:24
John C Dvorak: and having an
amazing time. Re meeting our no
3:08:27
agenda family,
3:08:28
Unknown: sir Craig of the Dark
Moon here, just
3:08:30
the tip. Amy from Westfield in
the morning. Has
3:08:33
anyone seen Toy Story three and
that antagonistic teddy bear?
3:08:35
Because that's what I think
about when I think of VP
3:08:37
nominee. Walls. Is Emily in the
morning.
3:08:40
This is Bruce here, just
drinking some beer in the
3:08:42
church.
3:08:43
Out of Indianapolis, currently
3:08:44
going through a non so midlife
crisis, trying to find out my
3:08:47
mom's donation amount.
3:08:49
I will get you to Dame hood, I
3:08:50
promise in
3:08:51
the morning, Dame swanning, sir
3:08:53
Betty here, we're just talking
about Kamala sutra, all the
3:08:57
different positions
3:08:58
in the morning. Dame Trinity,
visiting from Fort Wayne, having
3:09:01
a great time
3:09:02
in the morning, John and Adams
ABR street game. And just a
3:09:05
quick shout out to the guys in
Uruguay in the jungle. This is
3:09:08
Shannon, visiting from Fort
Wayne. I avoided the casting
3:09:10
couch, but I did raise my hand
line to try and win the lottery.
3:09:13
It didn't work. Hey,
3:09:14
this is Kyra from Carmel. Lot of
thanks to Mark and Maria for
3:09:17
hosting this. We can do without
them in the morning.
3:09:20
It's John from fishers, and I've
got Greek cookies. Yay. In the
3:09:23
morning, John and Adam, quit
fishing. Your nuts. Adam, I need
3:09:27
some hearing aids. Tom Nutt,
Brady, this is Mike the
3:09:30
POLYMATH, easy peasy podcast.
And between Tom Cruise and Snoop
3:09:34
Dogg, I don't know what the hell
I'm watching in the morning,
3:09:37
John and Adam. This is Nick Tom
Cruise is a national treasure of
3:09:41
France. Hi. My
3:09:42
name is Shay from St Joe's
brewery, Indianapolis, Indiana.
3:09:45
I'm with the no agenda group.
3:09:46
They're awesome group
3:09:47
fun to have around in the
morning.
3:09:56
Adam Curry: Oh, man, I love our
meetup crews. Fantastic. Sick,
3:10:00
absolutely phenomenal. All
right, let's see what we have
3:10:03
coming up on Saturday, the let's
drink about it. 333 central
3:10:07
time, Ozark beer company in
Rogers, Arkansas. Also on
3:10:11
Saturday, the flight of the no
agenda is number 55 now Leo
3:10:14
Bravo organized that a copper
steel grill in Monrovia,
3:10:17
California on Saturday. Also
Northern Virginia. Meetup
3:10:21
spooksville, five o'clock at
catboat Pizza bar in Alexandria,
3:10:25
Virginia. And on Saturday, the
24th it's all Saturday, the
3:10:30
August. Meet Up for Dempsey's
Columbus, Ohio, the Black Hills,
3:10:34
no agenda. Meet up at three
o'clock at cows peak brewing in
3:10:37
Spearfish, South Dakota. And
then on Sunday, our next show
3:10:41
today, the longest standing
member London. Meet Up. Part
3:10:44
Two, the lore of the land that
is gwyffs deal London.
3:10:47
Unknown: No agenda. Meet up is
this Sunday at the lore of the
3:10:51
land pub. Nearest tube stop is
great. Portland Street dames,
3:10:55
Knights and douchebags expected
to surge pickled onion Monster
3:10:59
Munch and award winning Scotch
eggs will also be in attendance.
3:11:04
That's the London no agenda.
Meet up this Sunday, 330 till
3:11:08
7pm
3:11:11
Adam Curry: also, also on Sunday
the southwest, New Hampshire
3:11:15
meetup yasho, Jamaica grill in
Keene, New Hampshire, 3:33pm
3:11:19
long view's mid month. Monthly,
meet up, learn to play. 42 the
3:11:22
domino game. 433. At rotolos
Pizzeria, Longview, Texas, that
3:11:27
is a dirty Jersey horror joint
right there. And don't be
3:11:30
douchebag meetup. 530 at McNelly
south in Tulsa, Oklahoma. And
3:11:34
finally, on next Thursday, the
Georgia monthly, six o'clock
3:11:38
Eastern time, Cherry Street
brewing in Alpharetta, Georgia.
3:11:41
Those are just a few of the
meetups taking place around the
3:11:44
world. There's many more
scheduled throughout September
3:11:47
into October. If you want to
know what's going on, if you
3:11:50
want to be a part, you need to
get to a meetup. You will never
3:11:53
be disappointed. I guarantee it.
No agenda meetups.com. If you
3:11:57
can't find one near you, start
one yourself. It's easy and
3:12:00
always guaranteed,
3:12:06
Unknown: a party,
3:12:22
Adam Curry: nice production
values, everybody. Well done.
3:12:25
Well done. It's good that just
it warms my heart. It really
3:12:30
does. What does it warm your
heart? No, no, you don't like
3:12:38
it. You're sitting. No, I
3:12:39
John C Dvorak: like it. It
doesn't warm my heart though I'm
3:12:41
not like in tears or anything.
3:12:43
Adam Curry: Oh, I kind of am.
Well, okay, yeah, I wake up in
3:12:46
the morning and I say I'm
putting on makeup because we're
3:12:49
putting
3:12:49
John C Dvorak: on some mascara.
I've been looking good at the
3:12:53
Safeway. We
3:12:54
Adam Curry: always like to
determine the end of show ISOs
3:12:56
around this time in the program,
I'll go first, since I only have
3:12:58
two and you have three. Here's
my first one, Hot Pockets,
3:13:01
whatever they are. I'd never
heard that one from Julia.
3:13:04
Child's not really great. Wow.
That's
3:13:07
John C Dvorak: a weird clip.
3:13:09
Adam Curry: What? Two to two?
Here's my this, I think is a
3:13:16
contender.
3:13:17
Unknown: I don't respect
boomers.
3:13:21
I don't respect what boomers,
that's I said, Doomers, okay,
3:13:24
well, it's
3:13:25
Adam Curry: not good. Then what
do you have? That's it. That's
3:13:28
all I have. I have two. I was
busy with other stuff, man.
3:13:31
Okay,
3:13:32
John C Dvorak: I've got, uh,
let's start with, mind your own
3:13:35
business. Mind
3:13:36
Unknown: your own damn business.
3:13:37
Adam Curry: Yeah, I don't like
him. I don't like him. Saying
3:13:39
that. This is so somebody
3:13:41
John C Dvorak: sort of sent a
note in one of the I didn't
3:13:44
mention this, but I realized as
soon as they put that note in,
3:13:47
they were thanking us for taking
over from
3:13:52
Unknown: mind,
3:13:54
John C Dvorak: space From rush.
Limbaugh, yes, I
3:13:57
Unknown: saw that. Okay.
3:14:00
John C Dvorak: JD, Vance looks
like Rush Limbaugh when you
3:14:06
Adam Curry: No, no, not. JD,
Vance. JD, Vance.
3:14:09
John C Dvorak: JD, you take a
look at JD, Vance and think what
3:14:12
Rush Limbaugh looked like. No, I
3:14:15
Adam Curry: think that Tim waltz
looks like Rush No, no. Jim
3:14:17
John C Dvorak: Walsh looks like
Bugs Bunny. He's got the big
3:14:21
jaw, no. JD Vance, take a look
at him. He's got the small He
3:14:25
looks just like Rush if you
start looking, when you see JD
3:14:28
Vance, think of Rush Limbaugh,
and you're gonna
3:14:29
Adam Curry: see it well,
according to Neil deGrasse
3:14:31
Tyson, he can wake up in the
morning and say, I plan some
3:14:34
makeup. Yeah. Well, that's what
your theory is. I feel like Rush
3:14:37
Limbaugh. Okay, uh, okay,
3:14:39
John C Dvorak: let's try a job.
It's
3:14:40
Unknown: a job well done. Yeah,
possibility.
3:14:44
John C Dvorak: How about cool?
3:14:44
Unknown: It's actually really
cool. It's great.
3:14:50
John C Dvorak: Oh, please. That
was a good one.
3:14:52
Unknown: It's a job well done. I
like that one better.
3:14:55
John C Dvorak: Okay, use that.
I'm
3:14:56
Adam Curry: gonna, if you don't
mind, I'm gonna use that. Hey
3:14:58
everybody, it's the end of the
show that. Makes it time for a
3:15:00
tip of the day, not one, but
two. And
3:15:08
Unknown: sometimes I
3:15:13
Adam Curry: don't, all right, do
you want to go first? Sure what
3:15:19
you
3:15:19
John C Dvorak: got? So I've got
a device, and people, normally,
3:15:22
you can get these things for
pressure washers. If you have a
3:15:24
pressure washer, you buy these,
these foaming devices. You put
3:15:27
them on the end of the pressure
washer, and it's got a big
3:15:30
container below, and it shoots
foam on your car and cleans your
3:15:34
car. But there is a low pressure
version that goes with a regular
3:15:38
garden hose. Oh, okay. And from
a company called foam King.
3:15:45
Adam Curry: Foam King,
3:15:47
John C Dvorak: yes, foam King,
and you can get it, I think it's
3:15:50
foam King dot shop. Oh, foam
King dot shop. And it's probably
3:15:54
available on Amazon. And foam
King has a dude. Their one
3:15:59
device is the king of suds. They
call it. It's a, it's a, it's a
3:16:04
nozzle that also King suds. The
nozzles hooks right to the to
3:16:10
this device has got the foamer
on it and the bottle of juice,
3:16:16
and it works like a champ.
Yesterday, we're testing it out
3:16:21
that Jay and I both was actually
Wednesday, Yeah, yesterday we're
3:16:26
washed our cars with it works
like a champ. It's called the
3:16:31
foam King. Foam King, dot shop,
wow. And get the king of suds.
3:16:35
It's really a nice product, the
king. And then you just unhook.
3:16:39
It's got a little one of these
kind of a click on hook
3:16:43
connections, you unclick it, and
you got a regular nozzle, and
3:16:47
you can just wash off the foam
and or, you know, if you need to
3:16:50
rub it down, you can do that
too. Okay,
3:16:52
Adam Curry: well, I'm always in
need of a high pressure stuff
3:16:54
here. Well, you
3:16:56
John C Dvorak: can also buy a
pressure washer with one of
3:16:58
these devices. And down.
3:17:00
Adam Curry: I want the cheap
Jack stuff. Come on the cheaper.
3:17:03
What was it called, again, the
king of suds. What was it
3:17:06
called?
3:17:06
John C Dvorak: The king of suds?
Foam King is foam King shop.
3:17:11
Adam Curry: So we received an
Amazon package yesterday, and I
3:17:14
think there may be one in your
PO box as well, and we couldn't
3:17:17
figure it out. And we're looking
at this by like, who ordered
3:17:21
this? And it's a box of row is
in German, oh, let me get it.
3:17:29
It's a, it's a box of
Rollerblade in French, roulette,
3:17:39
roulette, pour chez de bere. And
we couldn't figure what is this.
3:17:44
And then all of a sudden, I
remembered a note from the Baron
3:17:46
of Old Bay. He says, I'm sending
a product tip to you via Amazon.
3:17:51
Try it out if you think it's a
tip worth spreading the word. I
3:17:55
don't own this company. I'm just
happy a happy customer to
3:17:58
improve my work from home life.
So this is a it has five roller
3:18:04
blade wheels in it, but you
don't attach them to your roller
3:18:08
blades. You you replace your
office chair wheels with these.
3:18:14
And it's, it's fantastic
because, you know, roller blade
3:18:18
wheels, that's a whole different
level of wheel compared to what
3:18:21
you the crappy things you get on
your on your wheels? Yes, yes.
3:18:26
He says they're like 10 or 20
bucks on Amazon. I have to say,
3:18:30
I was blown away by this tip of
the day. Thank you very much.
3:18:34
The Baron of Old Ben world's
3:18:36
Unknown: gone mad. But
3:18:37
don't you worry, it's time for
Tip of the Day with Adam curry.
3:18:42
Adam Curry: And if that doesn't
tell you that we are the best
3:18:45
podcasting universe, I don't
know. What does we got tips
3:18:50
that'll just make your life
better,
3:18:53
John C Dvorak: and I like your
tip of the day with one
3:18:54
exception, oh, what's that? But
I didn't get enough details.
3:18:58
What is this thing called?
Where? How that works.
3:19:00
Adam Curry: I read it to you.
It's the Rollerblade birosto
3:19:03
levonn, okay, in German, just go
office chair. Rollerblades on
3:19:09
Amazon. Okay, they don't do it.
It's from the office owl. There
3:19:11
you go. What are we doing? We're
out of control. Up next on the
3:19:19
NOAA industry, millennial media
offensive. It's episode 113 of
3:19:23
the kids. Always a good show.
They're big fans. We love them
3:19:28
too. It's all on no
agendastream.com, trollroom.ao,
3:19:31
end of show. Mixes for Professor
Jay Jones. We got David kecta,
3:19:35
and we got Doug longenecker,
along with Sir Brian with an
3:19:40
eye. Oh yeah, they put together
a doozy coming to you from the
3:19:43
heart of the Texas Hill Country,
right here in Fredericksburg,
3:19:46
Texas, FEMA Region, number six
in the morning. Everybody. I'm
3:19:49
Adam curry,
3:19:51
John C Dvorak: and from Northern
Silicon Valley, where I've
3:19:53
noticed the wind has blown over
the garbage cans. It's windy.
3:19:56
I'm John C Dvorak. We
3:19:57
Adam Curry: return on Sunday.
Please join us at. Remember us
3:20:00
at no agenda. Donations.com
support the show, until then.
3:20:05
Adios mofo is a hooey, hooey and
such. It is the influencers.
3:20:09
It's
3:20:10
Unknown: a good thing,
3:20:11
not a bad thing.
3:20:13
Adam Curry: This is the way, not
No way.
3:20:16
Unknown: He said, No way. And I
said, way.
3:20:21
Adam Curry: I'm hearing them
clicking in his mouth. Well, no,
3:20:24
it's not evangelicals. Bro
3:20:28
Unknown: Trump argue of how much
influence he has on the Russian
3:20:32
leader.
3:20:33
He loves the guy.
3:20:33
And he said, No way. And I said,
way,
3:20:41
bro, of course, he
3:20:42
Adam Curry: was a player. Bro,
Joe, Joe, bro, I am hearing
3:20:47
dentures.
3:20:47
Unknown: No way.
3:20:48
Adam Curry: This is the way, not
No way.
3:20:51
Unknown: Chandling up there.
That's how I talk, really, no
3:20:55
way. Fringe
3:20:58
John C Dvorak: and a fight. Out
of the way, she sounds like a
3:21:00
kid, the
3:21:00
Unknown: channel up there. Did
you hear about this? Don't
3:21:04
Adam Curry: be moaning where he
went all Satan.
3:21:07
Unknown: I mean, it sounds like
two high school girls. I
3:21:10
told him things that what I
would do. And he said, No way.
3:21:12
And I said, way. You
3:21:14
John C Dvorak: cannot sign one
of these NBAs. You just don't do
3:21:17
it. Don't ever George.
3:21:18
Unknown: Don't ever George. Come
on. What Come on.
3:21:25
Just now they might have been
paid
3:21:27
to say the things they're
saying.
3:21:30
It's a good thing. That's
3:21:32
how I talk. Really,
3:21:33
when Donald Trump comes down to
Texas, stands next to officers
3:21:37
in uniforms just like mine. He's
not there to help us. He is a
3:21:41
self serving
3:21:48
man. When he killed the border
bill, he just made our job
3:21:52
harder. The Kamala, on the other
hand, has been fighting border
3:21:56
crime for
3:21:57
years. She's
3:21:59
gone down to Mexico and worked
to stop the traffickers, and
3:22:03
when the trafficker day stopped,
she put him in jail. Down in my
3:22:08
neck of the woods, we called in
fooling around and finding out
3:22:11
on
3:22:17
january 20, 2021 with the
inauguration, of Joe Biden and
3:22:24
Kamala Harris, we established
one of the most successful
3:22:28
presidencies of modern times.
3:22:36
The other day, her opponent
implied that
3:22:39
it did speedy morning, people
voted
3:22:41
one more time. Now, moving
3:22:43
around and finding out
3:22:46
almost croak first debate
3:22:50
of this election season. Ladies
and gentlemen, it is time to
3:22:55
revelize you.
3:23:11
When you were lousy rookie, went
to show history shooting off
3:23:16
ears like the wall me, but
3:23:19
I'm okay to see how you doin
duck your horn. Me
3:23:26
with your best
3:23:40
shot. Hit me with your best
shot. Come
3:23:42
on. Don't fight there. Okay. I
3:23:44
got my fist in the air.
3:23:47
Secret Service is breastfeeding,
but I'm gonna be the president.
3:23:52
Come on. Come on, man,
3:24:02
shine. Fired. Get out of here.
3:24:10
34 bellies. Nothing. A bullet,
nothing. Michelle,
3:24:15
the bullet was really weak,
3:24:19
right? What a weak flow. I
3:24:20
just What was it like for you?
3:24:27
Not pleasant?
3:24:33
I didn't know I had that much
3:24:42
blood on me.
3:24:46
Hit me with your best shine.
3:25:15
Bloody
3:25:16
place. What the hell did I do
for democracy
3:25:22
last I do for
3:25:24
democracy? Last
3:25:38
week, I took a bullet for
democracy.org/n.
3:25:42
A the job. Well done. You.