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John C Dvorak: reboot the router. Adam curry
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Adam Curry: Jhansi Devora March 14 2024 This is your award
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winning give our nation media assassination episode 1642 This
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is no agenda in tic tac trouble and broadcasting live from the
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heart of the country here And reason number six in the morning
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everybody. I'm Adam curry.
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John C Dvorak: If another Silicon Valley where we're
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tracking the SpaceX rocket and Justin Devorah
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Adam Curry: kill we're not tracking the SpaceX rockets
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you're like Gene sir gene he always texts me like it
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launched. But
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John C Dvorak: you know, it's being being launched from Texas
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you should be right on top of this.
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Adam Curry: Well, no, I'm not if that's what I have gene for that
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gene takes care of that stuff. You love
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John C Dvorak: rocket. I have a ask Adam right off the bat. Oh,
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Adam Curry: my goodness. Okay, all right. Ready? It's just
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coincidence that I had it ready. I know. Is it crazy? All right.
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What is it these Space X big question is that is that the end
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of it?
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John C Dvorak: Here's the premise. So they're live
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streaming the Space X launch of this big giant rocket is
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supposed to go to Mars with
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Adam Curry: 33 After burning nitro burning funny cars.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, head on. Yeah. And so during the prelim
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they're yakking away about this and that so they start talking
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about the different tests that typically blew up and
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Adam Curry: now is this thing going to the moon or is it just
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going to float around for now
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John C Dvorak: this is going to know this one's just gonna go
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around the earth and then crash into the ground Oh, groovy.
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Adam Curry: Why doesn't land on the pad like it always does?
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Like
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John C Dvorak: no, they actually they the booster in this case,
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it didn't it didn't light up right? And it wasn't gonna land
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on the pad anyway. They they're just throwing stuff away. So
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okay, yes, this is part of the prelim. They go into discussion
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about the last rocket launch the second version of this thing,
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and it ends with a very interesting little. It just I
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just begs for an ask Adam. Before
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Unknown: we dive into the details of today's test, let's
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recap the achievements of our last integrated flight test
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flight to all 33 Raptor engines on the super heavy booster
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started up successfully and for the first time completed a full
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duration burn during ascent. As you can see here, we saw amazing
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views of each raptor engine burning during that ascent,
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which is something awesome because we don't get to see that
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with Falcon and its Merlin engines.
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Now next starship executed a successful hot stage separation
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powering down all but three of super heavies raptor engines,
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and successfully igniting the six second stage raptor engines
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before the vehicle separated. This is the first time this
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technique has been done successfully with a vehicle of
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this size and scale.
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Following separation. The super heavy boosters successfully
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performed its flipped maneuver and initiated the boost back
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burn. However, about 30 seconds into that burn it experienced a
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rapid unscheduled disassembly or read that's basic speed for
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a rut.
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Adam Curry: Rapid unscheduled disassembly, everybody. Okay,
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what's the ask Adam I'm good at this.
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John C Dvorak: Just Did you hear the very last ending?
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Adam Curry: The Rudd
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John C Dvorak: No, they're the very last anywhere she says
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something Oh, hold on.
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Unknown: Let me listening let's schedule this assembly or rut
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that SpaceX speak for.
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Adam Curry: Oh that's SpaceX speak for
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John C Dvorak: Okay, that's space x now we know Musk is a
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truth teller and all the rest so so I'm asking you what is going
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to be their space X speak is it going to be for it exploded? It
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blowed up. What? Give you have a what do you think that that
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because you know, Musk is a straight talker. So what do you
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think that she's gonna say next?
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Adam Curry: Well, it's clearly not going to be blowed up or
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explosion because that wouldn't be SpaceX peak, which is a show
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title if I ever heard was SpaceX speak, I'd say failure.
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John C Dvorak: You don't have the creativity of SpaceX. You'll
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never work there. Okay.
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Unknown: Here's the answer unscheduled disassembly or rut
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that SpaceX speak for an exciting end to the boosters
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journey.
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John C Dvorak: Exciting and to the boosters journey.
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Adam Curry: Hey, baby, I'm gonna read you tonight. That's my Adam
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speak for an exciting end to an Adam journey. I'm surprised I
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thought that you would certainly bring us up to date on the grand
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sumo highlights
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John C Dvorak: just started.
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Adam Curry: I know. I mean, we've had three days four days
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or anything Who's Who's In Who's on First?
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John C Dvorak: Who's about five or six guys tied it does it all
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start to shake out first more few more days?
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Adam Curry: I'm always excited when when you mean you do that
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stuff you give you a little more grand sumo update.
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John C Dvorak: Now these terreno, Fujian, some of the
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other. Yokozuna is in place. Let's see one, the last one. The
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guys won nine tournaments so far. If
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Adam Curry: Yokozuna, was in play, I'm glued to it. Huh?
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Yeah. Happy, happy Pi Day.
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John C Dvorak: Happy Friday, everybody. Yes.
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Adam Curry: We missed national nap day somehow. Which is very
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natural.
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John C Dvorak: Never been a big have not done as well. We had
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nap for humanity. We had a jingle. We had pictures of it.
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We had Michael Butler's daughter sleeping. Oh,
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Adam Curry: crap. My whole system broke
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John C Dvorak: it. We couldn't get a nickel out of it. But
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well, we
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Adam Curry: could have I mean, how did we do with nap for
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human? I mean, with the Pi Day people, people always used to
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alert us in droves about Pi Day. Oh, pi days coming up. Oh, it
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was
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John C Dvorak: mediocre. Mm hmm. And we didn't. It wasn't a flop
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like Valentine's Day.
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Adam Curry: Well, that's because there's no more love in the
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world. There was
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John C Dvorak: during the COVID era, Valentine's Day was a big
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hit. Now there's now that that's over, we got to have some you
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know, more disease. I think to get these get our donations up.
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Adam Curry: Oh, there it is. Why do we need a new pandemic to get
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those donations? Flu? Well, you sent me that article that the
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penguins now have the bird flu. I thought that was novel. I like
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that. Penguins.
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John C Dvorak: Bird Flu says they can't fly and it doesn't
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make sense. Anyway,
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Adam Curry: something amazing happened this morning. I was I
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was monitoring the networks. I was monitoring Andrea Mitchell,
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because she you know even though she she can barely she can't
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speak anymore. She's always messing everything up. It's
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really odd. 96 is unfair. But you know, she they should just
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have her do different types of shows when it when it's breaking
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news. I mean, she she's not really good at it anymore. She
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never
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John C Dvorak: was she's always been a commentator.
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Adam Curry: And so right on the heels. This was this was really
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quite surprising. right on the heels of the Jews controlling
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the media. Now now now this worked boys now. Now the Zionist
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Jews have who control the American who control the
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American government have decided to cool themselves.
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Unknown: Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer today became the
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highest ranking Democratic politician to call for the
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resignation of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for
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his opposition to a Palestinian state, and for the overall
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situation for Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
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Five months into this conflict, it is clear that Israelis need
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to take stock of the situation and ask, must we change course.
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At this critical juncture, I believe a new election is the
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only way to allow for a healthy and open decision making process
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about the future of Israel. At a time when so many Israelis have
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lost their confidence in the vision and direction of their
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government. That's some power right there.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, I'm gonna play
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John C Dvorak: it again and substitute the word Ukraine.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, Ukraine is this is dynamite. I actually
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chopped up that video that you posted this morning. I think I
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think we should just play it. This there was a two camera.
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John C Dvorak: Scalia. Yeah, camera. unknown reason. Two
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cameras shoot, as McCrone taking a call from Zelinsky in the
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early days, phases of the war. No, this is now. This now this
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is now Oh, it sounds like it sounds like the early stage. No,
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Adam Curry: I think this is now you're telling me this thing
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now? Well, not now. You've got me confused. I was getting this
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as a new occurrence.
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John C Dvorak: I mean, I think they were promotion promotion
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promotion. They were they were pushing or promoting promotion
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promotion. The the notion that this has just happened. The
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whole thing is the whole thing seems super staged to me because
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of the two cameras shoot. There's no reason to do that.
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But I have two cameras in the guy's office, and they're doing
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it and they got to what? Floor Director floor guy pointing at
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each camera. What's up went on in there. But
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Adam Curry: the big thing? Well, I think it's current job because
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they're talking about negotiating. Did you watch the
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whole thing
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John C Dvorak: I did. Okay, play it, play it, play it. So you
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know that they see this.
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Adam Curry: And then started with a little bit of music and
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then the music one who I chopped out all the silences because
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they left these long like the acting coach and said, don't
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rush your lines, take it easy. Take a beat. Take a beat or two
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or three, and then deliver your next line rageous
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Unknown: 10. leaves the earth and we are in key. So
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Adam Curry: he's saying there in Kyiv? Do you think this is I'm
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now now I'm questioning it? If it's if it's old? Because I
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don't like being hoax like that? Do you think you'd think that
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this is old? Well,
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John C Dvorak: they're in Kyiv. The only time that the Russians
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were floating around key was at the very beginning of the war.
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They were never in Kyiv? Well, maybe there were a few tanks or
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something that ran through thinking they were gonna get,
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you know, some Magento poses that I'm not sure. But they're
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not in Kyiv. At the moment,
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Adam Curry: I don't want to play at them. I mean, because it's
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not all that great quality.
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John C Dvorak: Now the quality sucks, just. So
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Adam Curry: the end isn't is the is the money shot here.
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Unknown: And what I want to say just the word as people will
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will ask you where you're ready to go. You're ready to sit down
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around the table and start negotiating.
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Adam Curry: So I mean, I've never heard this clip before.
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Are you ready to sit down around the table and start negotiating,
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Unknown: you're ready to sit down around?
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John C Dvorak: Okay, that does make it sound more contemporary,
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because there's going to be some meetings in Switzerland that
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Russia refuses to attend because they those meetings are going to
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be around Zelensky proposal for a piece. Well, let's
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Adam Curry: let's listen to this last 30 seconds of this little
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skit they did.
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Unknown: You're ready to sit down around the table and start
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negotiating. Of
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course, we have to, of course we have to.
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Okay. As soon as they have the feedback from the side, I will
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do it and anatomy that we revert to you and once we can do I mean
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for sure. Very few things on on the Russian side. But let me let
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me see with my people. What didn't make sense to have on
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this issue. Thank you.
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Adam Curry: The whole video is worth watching with the
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subtitles a little easier to follow. But I'd never heard that
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as a subtitle where he says, Well, you gotta get ready to sit
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down around the negotiating table. Well, of course he says,
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nah, that can't that has to be now at or as you say, there
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John C Dvorak: has to be now but I don't. When does he ever?
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Yeah, because he's always said now. It's all of a sudden he's
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saying yeah,
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Adam Curry: by the way, everyone listening within the sound of my
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voice. What did the algo tell you to worry about today? Hmm. I
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don't know about you. But everybody in the neighborhood
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seems to be really hard on this really big story. It's about
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micron. You better sit down No, pull over wake the
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Unknown: kids the biggest political scandal ever, ever.
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And no, I am not being dramatic. If what is happening right now
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France is real. And I can tell you right now, I firmly believe
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that it is.
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Adam Curry: I mean, this is Candace Owens, we have to take
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John C Dvorak: her word. I'm actually I didn't have any plans
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for this. Well, I thought it might be worth talking about in
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passing. But since you have the clip, yes. We have to get it
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now. This is read
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Adam Curry: only the setup. So I don't have a short clip. I'm not
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going to not going to drag it out. The fact that Candice Owens
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did a 45 minute podcast about this. That was in conjunction
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with either I think that this story has been okay. A couple of
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things that
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John C Dvorak: could well, now you want to tell people we're
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talking. Now
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Adam Curry: let's listen to her. No, no, we'll listen to it. It's
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funny. It stands by itself and then we'll dissect what was
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going on. Yes,
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Unknown: then barring political assassinations. This is
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potentially the biggest political scandal that has ever
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happened in the history of the world. Sure. I mean, it's so
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important that I'm not just going to ask you guys to watch
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this but to also share it.
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Adam Curry: It's another potential it's bigger than
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Watergate. Bigger than January 6 Blackmail
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Unknown: ring. This is crazy. Rise. I'm talking crazy. Crazy,
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crazy, crazy. Crazy. Stop everything. Pay attention if
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you're driving pull over. Emmanuel Macron is the president
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of France. He is married to Bridgette McCrone Okay. Their
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love story has always been extremely weird and extremely
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creepy. There was just an article that was published in
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the Daily Mail. Here's the headline. The proof Francis
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first lady wasn't born a man. What was when what? So I, of
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course instantly read it because what a bizarre thing that you're
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even needing to present proof that Bridgette McCrone was not
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born a man. So the quote unquote conspiracy theory is actually a
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three year thorough investigation that was conducted
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by journalists that were working with genealogists. Their theory
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is that the First Lady Bridgette McCrone was actually born. Joan,
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Michelle. So Bridget is actually John Michael John Michael lived
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as a man for 30 years, fathered five children, okay, and then
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transitioned at the age of 30 to become Bridgette, so
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Adam Curry: I was so surprised to Candice Owens did anything on
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the story, but her setup to me could only be we have to
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embarrass McCrone because, you know, he's he's doing boots on
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the ground bull crap. Oh, yeah. Give
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John C Dvorak: me a private preface what you're saying?
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You're going to refer and I should. I should mention that
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she said specifically, she's going to put her career on the
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line her career on the law. Yes, her whole career career that
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this is true. So what you would be suggesting as as you unfold
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this scandal, yes. Is that Candice Owens is a agent of the
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US government. She's
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Unknown: a spook. No, no, no, she's
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John C Dvorak: presenting misinformation for the purposes
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of embarrassing McCrone based on what she was told to do. I
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Adam Curry: think she is a controlled opportunist. For
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sure. For sure. Yes. And that doesn't mean that she's that,
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that she's working for an agency. You know, like, we don't
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actually work for the Zionist Wink, wink. No, but that she
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gets the story and gets reliable. You know, you don't
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want us like like, hey, Candace, I'm over here. boots on the
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ground and the three letter agency let me tell you what I've
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learned. Oh, yeah. Let me check you out. Did you do go to
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LinkedIn? Oh, my God. Yes. You work there. Okay. I mean, I know
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how this works. But you
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John C Dvorak: know how this works. Yeah, that would work. It
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would be okay. It does. Just don't say where you got this
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information. You can't it's just gonna make it look terrific.
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You're gonna be on top of that should be number one.
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Adam Curry: I'm going to send you this from proton mail. It's
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secure. I've got a link to Bridey on video. You'll love it.
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Yes. So. So I was thinking it could be it could be that this
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story comes out to embarrass McCrone then all of a sudden,
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he's got to be the guy that ends the war. Yeah, don't worry. I'm
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gonna talk to my people here. Valade to talk to my people.
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I'll get back to you. So are you safe? Are you safe? Are you sure
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you're safe? Okay, are you ready to sit around the negotiating
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table? This was my idea. Because, you know, if I go to
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the rooskies If I go to Putin, you know, they're gonna want to
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sit down. Are you ready? Are you ready? I'm doing it for you. So
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John C Dvorak: is my idea to have a two camera shoot in my
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office.
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Adam Curry: Here's your script. That was great. was great. So
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just these just putting that together. Something is up and
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it's time. It is time. We have to end this thing. The money is
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just not working. Nobody will although that's not entirely by
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John C Dvorak: the way. was on TV Biden ends this thing before
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like summer. Yeah, he can use it as a campaign point. talking
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point. Well, here's the layout. I ended up. I ended it In a
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Unknown: surprise move the White House today. In a surprise move
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the White House today announcing a new $300 million weapons
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package for Ukraine this despite the gridlock that's kept
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Congress from passing new Ukraine aid for months. Pentagon
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officials say they were able to come up with a money through
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savings on long term contracts with weapon makers.
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Adam Curry: Hey, we did a long term contract and we saved money
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yet said no contractor ever said the punt. Pentagon never what?
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That is such a crazy gun. Oh, no. Oh, no. Please never,
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John C Dvorak: you know, still thinking of the spooky side of
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this. Yeah. So visualize. This speaker that house Mike Johnson.
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Yeah.
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Adam Curry: spook. Oh, yes. Christian nationalist spook. The
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ordinary No, it used to be Catholics in actions and the the
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Catholics lapsed. So, you know, the Christian nationalists took
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over the business. I believe that
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John C Dvorak: this looks like what he's got that he's just got
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that look of a guy's a bureaucrat. He's been you know,
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he's he knows what he's doing and he's here also looks like if
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I probably kill you, he
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Adam Curry: also looks like a choir boy. So I don't know.
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Well, but there's now
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John C Dvorak: he looks more like a spooked and a choir boy
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to me, but let's just
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Adam Curry: stick with what's going on because the EU is now
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dancing around. But what they what they have been talking
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about doing, which is stealing the Russian money. And we
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already kind of identified the plan. And because there's no
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money and by the way, that's Trump's fault. Because there's
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no money going to Ukraine, they've come up with a novel
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solution, which I think we indicated was a way to go a
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couple shows ago, Stuart Brussels
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Unknown: reportedly planning to take the profits generated by
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seized Russian assets in Europe and send that money to Ukraine,
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the Financial Times reporting that the first payments could
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come as early as this July. Euro clear is a Brussels based
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financial services firm that handles cross border securities
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settlements, some 190 billion euros and Russian assets are
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frozen there by Western sanctions, those assets
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continued to generate profits around 3.8 billion per year in
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interest and other payouts, Western countries have so far
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been divided about whether or not to give Russia's underlying
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assets to Ukraine. So the EU now instead focusing on just
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ascending the profits that those assets generate cubes war
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effort, and the plan comes as financial aid to Ukraine has
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been rather stalled in recent months. It has indeed Ukraine
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says only about half of the $37 billion it needs this year has
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been allocated by the EU and the International Monetary Fund. One
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key holdup, of course is the US or hardline Republicans in the
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House of Representatives are holding up a $60 billion aid
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package. US intelligence leaders say that money could make the
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critical difference for Ukraine on the battlefield this year. Do
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you
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Adam Curry: think that they invested in in treasuries? Or do
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they maybe buy some bitcoin? What do you think they? So what
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is euro clear? Do they just oh, it was interest and in some
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other investments that they made? So they're investing
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rushes frozen money? Is that what they're
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John C Dvorak: doing yet to put aside? And maybe it's in euro
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bonds?
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Adam Curry: I mean, it's it's pretty interesting. You know,
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we're not really going to steal your money. But didn't we pay
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back? The Iranians money with interest? I don't know. I think
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we did. I think we did. I think I think we paid him back or,
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Yes, I'm
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John C Dvorak: priced. Well, there plenty is going to be in a
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in an account. Yeah. And the the money in the account will be
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accumulating interest into back into the account. So if you're
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going to pull the account out, you just don't take them. That's
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Adam Curry: really nice. You know, when you when you freeze
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money for a war for war criminals, but we'll let you let
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you get interest just in case the war ends, then we can give
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it back to you. It sounds all a little bit specious.
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John C Dvorak: Well, there's this the aspect of it is, Hey,
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you took my money in an inflationary economy. And you
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give me my money back 10 years later, which is like, you know,
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I've lost like 20% and half really, where's the interest? A
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half a
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Adam Curry: million people died? That's not you know, maybe give
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the interest to them or their families. Screw y'all.
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John C Dvorak: We're never gonna give anything to the people.
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Okay, the Exactly. Fix potholes for that matter.
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Adam Curry: So if that wasn't the number one most discussed,
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or most important thing, the algo was telling everybody? Oh,
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oh, no. I mean, I seriously, I got I got from my read this. My
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friends in Austin. I mean, you know, they know I'm among the,
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you know, I got my ear to the ground. I know stuff that's
23:47
going on. You know, it's like, so literally the question was,
23:52
is Bridgette Macron a trainee? Yes. You are considerably
23:56
actually set. Oh, yeah. The former Hollywood executive. And
24:01
the second question, is Kate Middleton dead? I mean, it's
24:06
John C Dvorak: a question we all wonder if Kate Middleton's dead.
24:09
She's supposed to be in a coma.
24:12
Adam Curry: It's unbelievable. What
24:15
John C Dvorak: isn't divide. As an aside, that phony baloney
24:19
picture of her I did not put it in the newsletter. But the phony
24:22
baloney picture of her with her three kids surrounding her.
24:25
She's grabbing him. She
24:27
Adam Curry: was great. That picture
24:30
John C Dvorak: and everyone says oh, they photoshopped. That's
24:32
not a photoshopped picture. That picture is a classic example of
24:37
AI
24:39
Adam Curry: and said the expert Jhansi Dvorak
24:43
John C Dvorak: did besides the fact that her hands are in the
24:45
wrong positions, but that why the kids weird hand he's got the
24:49
wrong finger.
24:50
Adam Curry: Now you're doing the same thing. You're now going
24:54
John C Dvorak: on the side. You heard the word aside. I just
24:56
want to get this off my chest. Okay. which is the fact that
25:01
everyone keeps saying it was photoshopped? No, they kept I
25:04
heard it was aI retouched. I'm telling you, I could find
25:07
Photoshop after Photoshop after Photoshop. I mentioned on clips,
25:11
I want to do it. Oh, no, you brought it up, by the way, Kate
25:15
Middleton and
25:16
Adam Curry: then I dropped it. And you said As an aside, and
25:19
then you moved it to Senator lane because you
25:21
John C Dvorak: since you brought it up, I have to complain about
25:24
people saying it was photoshopped. And the other
25:26
giveaway. You can't get three kids in any photo to smile like
25:34
that. It's impossible. It's true. It's true.
25:39
Adam Curry: But again, that's it's amazing what the algos do
25:42
to people. Oh, I need to know about this. This is important
25:46
stuff. Kate Middleton please is like really? I wish her well but
25:54
the most unimportant thing in the universe. And then let's get
25:58
back to the Jews for a second because this is too funny. So
26:01
now that this other controlled opportunist, II and Carol keys,
26:06
the guy that started the whole Diddy thing. The Diddy lawsuit
26:11
with the six parties and immediately connected it to
26:15
Whitney Webb's outstanding reporting on J. Edgar Hoover.
26:18
Yeah, there's the giveaway, right? And everyone's now
26:21
sending me links to this guy on Twitter and he's on Tik Tok, but
26:25
it posts on Twitter. Like this guy has a good explanation. This
26:30
explains exactly what's going on with tick tock, it's the Jews
26:34
the Jews wanted gone so they're
26:36
Unknown: pushing another tick tock ban bill really hard but
26:39
something does not add.
26:41
Adam Curry: Something does not add up at
26:43
Unknown: all. So I've been trying to wrap my head around
26:45
this for the last couple of days and nothing was making sense
26:49
until I stumbled upon this leaked recording. First off,
26:52
what I'm about to get into is highly controversial, extremely
26:56
sensitive, so I'm gonna have to be really careful. So
26:58
Adam Curry: leaked recording John, from four or five months
27:01
ago leaked recording very highly sensitive Stanback. It's on the
27:05
X cited
27:06
Unknown: this leak recording is from about four or five months
27:08
ago. It's Jonathan Greenblatt, he is the head of the anti
27:12
Defamation League.
27:37
Adam Curry: So what he's saying here is we have a Gen Z problem
27:41
he does because I see all the Palestinian protests. We have a
27:45
tick tock problem. We need the same brains that were behind
27:49
taglib, which is, you know, the go back to Israel. The taglines
27:55
is he's talking about a PR campaign. He's not talking about
28:00
getting rid of it. But then he just call this fellow Jews over
28:04
there and in American government, no, get rid of it.
28:10
Unknown: Clear as day we have a generational problem we really
28:14
understand. Tick tock problem. And we're going to need to put
28:17
all our energy into this. If there's any lobby that owns more
28:21
US politicians. It is this. Say it out loud, but
28:26
Adam Curry: it's pointing towards AIPAC documents.
28:29
Unknown: This is the one Democrats and Republicans alike
28:31
fear this lobbies clout we can count on well over half the
28:35
house 250 to 300 members to do reflexively, whatever they want
28:41
in 24 hours, we could have the signatures of 70 senators on
28:46
this napkin. That's right. That's how the getting rid of BB
28:49
literally playing out right before our very eyes. There's
28:52
also this time magazine article that just came out why Tiktok
28:56
needs to be sold or banned before the 2024 election. The
29:00
article barely even mentions China or election security. Oh,
29:03
no tardy of it focuses solely on this issue right here. Another
29:09
chart from the article had the ironic thing is that yes, it's
29:13
true. A foreign government has infiltrated the US except it's
29:17
just not the country. They want you to think it
29:21
Adam Curry: is. It's not China. It's Israel. Don't you see?
29:25
They're responsible for taking down tick tock. Oh, so I have a
29:31
couple of tick tock clips to play. First, Associated Press
29:36
decided to roll out their Gen Z reporter, which I mean, you look
29:41
at this young woman and she's a nerd. And she's and she's
29:47
visually perfect for the piece. Delivery for minus
29:53
Unknown: tick tock might get banned in the United States. Not
29:55
yet. But the proposed bill passed today in the house and is
29:59
headed to the Senate. The
30:00
rules are suspended, the bill is passed.
30:02
And without the objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on
30:05
the table. Democrats
30:07
and Republicans have raised concerns for some time because
30:10
parent company bytedance is based in China. Was it developed
30:13
in China? Some of it is, is the user data of the 170 million
30:18
Americans on tick tock secure? Or will China's ruling party
30:22
compelled by dance to hand the data over? Under 2017 law they
30:25
can do that the bill isn't a clear cut band, it would require
30:28
the parent company to divest from tick tock within six months
30:31
of the bills enactment or it's out. This has come up before
30:34
last March, a ban was on the table and CEO Susie Shu told
30:37
lawmakers during a hearing that the company was migrating us
30:40
user data to servers with the Texas based company Oracle and
30:43
even before that Trump tried to ban the after executive order.
30:47
In preparation for this vote tic toc sent a notification to some
30:49
users urging them to call their representatives and speak out
30:52
against them email me, me, me, me, me me that has bipartisan
30:55
support. And Biden's White House provided technical support in
30:58
the drafting even though he is campaigning for 2024 on tick
31:01
tock.
31:02
Adam Curry: Alright, so worthless report. But I needed
31:05
to show the at least the idiocy of them rolling out the Gen Z to
31:10
report on this, which of course has nothing to do with with
31:14
spying. But let's talk to Jim Hines, he is the ranking member
31:21
of the House Intel Committee. So the house just passed this bill,
31:25
which says in which oh man, there was so much about all
31:29
well, actually, I'll play this first masse. Like this is a
31:33
Patriot Act, the
31:35
Unknown: gentleman from Kentucky is recognized. Mr. Speaker, I
31:38
know the sponsors of this bill are sincere in their concerns,
31:42
and in their effort to protect Americans. They've described.
31:47
The Tick Tock application is a Trojan horse. But there's some
31:51
of us who feel that either intentionally or
31:54
unintentionally, this legislation to ban tick tock is
31:57
actually a Trojan horse. Some of us are concerned that their
32:01
First Amendment implications here, Americans have the right
32:05
to view information. We don't need to be protected by the
32:08
government from information. Some of us just don't want the
32:12
president picking which apps we can put on our phones, or which
32:15
websites that we can visit. We don't think that's appropriate.
32:19
We also think it's dangerous to give the President that kind of
32:22
power to give him the power to decide what Americans can see on
32:26
their phones and their computers. To give him that sort
32:29
of discretion, we also think is dangerous. Now people say that
32:34
this tick tock ban will only apply to tick tock or maybe
32:37
another company that pops up just like tick tock. But the
32:41
bill is written so broadly, that the President could abuse that
32:45
discretion and include other companies that aren't just
32:48
social media companies. And that aren't, you know, as some people
32:52
would believe, controlled by foreign adversaries, again,
32:55
we're giving the President that discretion to decide whether it
32:59
is controlled by a foreign adversary. There was there were
33:02
some people who were legitimately concerned that this
33:06
was an overly broad bill. And they got an exclusion written
33:10
into the bill that I want to read. It's an era covered
33:14
company does not include an entity that operates a website
33:17
or application whose primary purpose is to allow users to
33:21
post product reviews, business reviews, or travel information
33:25
and reviews. Why is this exception in the bill? Why did
33:28
somebody feel like they needed this exception if the bill
33:32
itself only covers social media applications that foreign
33:36
adversaries are running? These and other questions we hope to
33:40
answer in the course of this debate. And I reserve the
33:42
balance of my time, it's gotten
33:44
Adam Curry: increasingly hard to determine who's taking money
33:48
from which Silicon Valley entity because a lot of it comes from
33:51
lobbying firms and other firms that are you know, you you don't
33:55
know who their customers are. But again, the
33:57
John C Dvorak: guy who the guy who introduced this bill, say
34:00
yourself super PACs
34:01
Adam Curry: does that too. But super PACs are shown as a Super
34:05
PAC and opensecrets.org, the guy who introduced this bill
34:08
Gallagher, he, you know, he's one of his biggest donors is
34:12
Google. So this is obviously Silicon Valley's what we call it
34:16
the last time, but you know, they're eating our lunch, but
34:19
whoever owns Yelp, I guess they're protected, because they
34:22
got a little provision in there. Like, hey, not for review sites,
34:26
okay. Or maybe against Yelp? Who does own Yelp Yos publicly
34:33
John C Dvorak: traded, isn't it? Oh, well, there's
34:34
Adam Curry: a short term. I mean, this is so blatantly
34:37
obvious. And of course, this is, as we talked about, this is
34:43
ultimately you want people focused on China. You want them
34:47
worried about China. China is a problem. Don't look at Ukraine.
34:52
Don't look at Russia. We can't do anything with those guys.
34:54
Here's $300 million. Shut up. Do your little skit. Here is Uh, so
35:00
this was this morning, Jim Hines, the ranking member of the
35:03
Intelligence Committee, the guys who had this in committee, and
35:07
then you know, pass they they passed it. And then it went to a
35:11
vote and the House would Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Tick tock got a
35:14
bandit. Oh, you gotta get rid of it. Gotta get rid of it. And
35:17
this guy voted no.
35:19
Unknown: Joining me now is Democratic Congressman Jim Himes
35:21
ranking member of the Intelligence Committee. He voted
35:23
against the bill. So you're an intelligence expert, you know
35:27
that the worldwide threat said that they will China interfered
35:33
in the 2022. election, and
35:35
Adam Curry: I thought it was Russia. And now it's China. Did
35:38
you did China interfere in the 2022? Election? With
35:42
John C Dvorak: the 2022? Election? Was the wisdom interim
35:45
election that China Democrats won? Yeah. So election?
35:49
Unknown: Why did you vote against it? Well, Andrea,
35:51
yeah, I have a very specific sense for the threat. I spent a
35:53
lot of time thinking about it. And it is a specific threat, it
35:57
is largely a potential threat. And as much as we have not seen
36:00
the Chinese so far, use tick tock as a way to influence the
36:04
elections. But look, but
36:06
Adam Curry: look, wait a minute, this guy's on the Intel
36:08
Committee. He's saying, we haven't really seen that. But
36:11
look,
36:11
Unknown: a broader topic, you know, spend a moment or two on
36:14
Twitter X, you know, look at the influence that Elon Musk has.
36:18
The point I'm making here is that if the Congress were
36:20
serious about dealing with this threat, we would start with a
36:22
federal privacy bill. But more importantly, and here's why I
36:25
voted. More importantly, you know, I'm pretty serious about
36:30
supporting the First Amendment, I'm pretty serious about freedom
36:33
of expression, the United States government to tell 150 million
36:37
people in the United States, which this would happen if, if,
36:41
if, by dedans, didn't divest of Tik Tok for the government to
36:45
say 250 million Americans, you can no longer participate in
36:49
this venue of protected speech. First of all, it would run into
36:53
First Amendment problems. We saw that in Montana where they tried
36:56
to do this. And secondly, you know, we've spent our entire
37:00
history as a country saying to dictatorial regimes, you can't
37:03
shut down newspapers, you can't shut down the public square. And
37:06
for the United States that take that step, based on a bill that
37:09
had all four days consideration in the house, I just, I was not
37:12
going to be a part of that.
37:14
Adam Curry: So this guy clearly parroting the TIC tock CEO.
37:19
Talking Points, which is this is a violation of your first
37:23
amendment rights. Oh, please. So this guy, he he's I think he's
37:28
mad because he wants control of all social media companies don't
37:32
just a single tick tock bill. That's no good. And by the way,
37:36
he calls it for what it is.
37:37
Unknown: I take your point. So why do you think Marco Rubio and
37:41
Mark Warner are the bipartisan Chair and Vice Chair of the
37:45
Senate Intelligence Committee voted are in favor of it? Well,
37:49
they released the statement, there wasn't a vote in the
37:51
Senate, it's not clear that there will be but they did
37:53
really release a statement supportive of. And look, I have
37:56
a lot of respect for both of them. But I will tell you that
37:59
one of the things that's happening right now on Capitol
38:01
Hill, is that people are falling all over themselves to appear
38:05
hawkish against China. And that instinct is not a bad one, China
38:08
is doing lots and lots of things that we would rather that they
38:11
did not do. But China is also a place where we do $700 billion
38:15
of trade, it's a place where we have, you know, certain common
38:18
interests that we should be working together on. And so just
38:22
because the Congress is falling all over itself for each member
38:25
to demonstrate how hawkish they are on China, that doesn't mean
38:29
that you know, compromising the Bill of Rights the First
38:32
Amendment the constitution that we all take an oath to support,
38:36
that that's necessarily the right thing to do. So
38:38
Adam Curry: he's he's calling it correctly, this is about virtue
38:40
signaling China's bad pay attention America, China, China,
38:44
China. And then at the end, he comes out again, with he's so
38:48
concerned about the First Amendment that he wants to
38:51
regulate all social media.
38:52
Unknown: By the way, don't get me wrong here I would much I
38:55
would be much happier if Tik Tok were not ultimately owned by a
38:59
Chinese company that would be much happier if their algorithms
39:01
are here in the United States. I'm not gonna say to Steve
39:03
Minuchin is the guy but I hope that there is a disposition
39:06
there. But remember, Andrew, and this is really important. You
39:10
know, we Twitter, all these other social media platforms are
39:15
completely unregulated, completely uncontrolled, because
39:18
the Congress has failed its basic duty privacy legislation
39:23
until we do that. And we the way the Europeans have the way the
39:26
state of California has, we're not really in a position to be
39:30
overly preachy about the dangers associated with social media
39:34
those dangerous like I said, spend 10 minutes on Twitter X
39:37
and you'll see we've got a lot of work to do around all social
39:41
media platforms before we start getting high and mighty about
39:43
one in particular
39:44
Adam Curry: so the This guy wants to regulate everything
39:46
he's he's full of crap on all on all accounts, but he's right
39:51
about the China virtue signaling any brings up Mnuchin Well, this
39:55
this just makes it more hilarious. The Trump treasurer
39:59
Secretary Gary Mnuchin who he's gotten rid of his tics by the
40:03
way, he was on CNBC and you know, I'm hyperfocus he was he
40:09
had he had zero Tourette's that like, just before the interview
40:13
started, he had a little a little twitch there. But he has
40:16
a well under control. And he figured, oh, you know what? I
40:20
can go by that? Because I'm Mnuchin. Well, you
40:23
Unknown: know, when I was Treasury Secretary, I chaired
40:25
Cepheus and Cepheus approved, and I had President Trump sign
40:29
an order that Tiktok had to be sold. And I continue to believe
40:33
that so I think the legislation should pass. And I think it
40:38
should be sold, I understand that technology, it's a great
40:41
business, and I'm gonna put together a group to buy Tiktok
40:44
you're trying to buy tickets, I am because they should be owned
40:46
by a US, US businesses, there is no way that the Chinese would
40:51
ever let a US company on something like this in China,
40:54
you say, Have you already put a group together? Now while I'm
40:57
working? Group, I've spoken to a bunch of people, but you
41:01
wouldn't be part of your group. I can't tell that to you now.
41:04
But it would be it would be a combination of investors who
41:07
would be no one investor that controlled this. And the issue
41:12
is all about the technology. This needs to be controlled by
41:16
us.
41:16
Let me ask a very practical question. If you talk to folks
41:19
inside the world of tick tock themselves, they would suggest
41:23
that is almost impossible within a six month time period. What do
41:27
you know about now that you've studied this business? Several
41:30
years ago, when I imagine you continue to how you would
41:33
actually operationally do it?
41:35
Well, let me first say, I don't think this should be controlled
41:38
by any of the big US tech companies. I think there could
41:42
be antitrust issues on that. And this should be something that's
41:45
independent. So we have a real competitor. And users love it.
41:49
So it shouldn't be shut down. The technology, I won't go into
41:54
all the details, but the app needs to be rebuilt in the US.
41:57
It needs to be us technology. I think there's a lot that could
42:00
be done in six months. But I would work closely with the US
42:04
and with China, I
42:05
think that the bill would need to get rewritten by the Senate
42:09
effectively, to give you more than six months is a timing
42:13
issue. Do you think I
42:14
think a lot can be done in six months?
42:17
John C Dvorak: Right? You just said he couldn't do it in six
42:19
months?
42:20
Adam Curry: A lot. A lot can be done. I can do a lot in six
42:22
months. last clip here. If it really isn't a if it really is
42:29
getting children to to hate America and believe in Osama bin
42:36
Laden's letter. And is it really helping illegals? I'm sorry,
42:39
newcomers crossed the border?
42:41
Unknown: Do you believe that the data that is collecting today,
42:46
but the data that's being collected and potentially
42:48
certain things that are being pushed Andrew
42:50
Adam Curry: Ross Sorkin isn't dork? I mean, does he not know
42:53
that every single app that is on a phone collects all this data?
42:58
It's the same data? This tick tock has nothing special except
43:03
Oh, yeah, these are the videos you watch. I mean, you're
43:05
watching reels it's repurpose tick tock videos, it's the same
43:10
thing.
43:10
Unknown: Do you believe that the data that is collecting today,
43:15
but the data that's being collected and potentially
43:18
certain things that are being pushed to the users is being
43:21
influenced and directed by the Chinese government today? Or do
43:28
you look at this as a prospective national security
43:31
threat, meaning it has not been put into practice in any
43:36
meaningful way right now. But the worry is that one day, it
43:40
could which is it, but
43:41
I'm not going to comment on what's today. But I will
43:44
comment, there's no question that on a forward basis, they
43:48
have both the ability to influence the data, and they
43:52
have the ability to collect data, which is probably the
43:54
bigger concern.
43:55
But you're not going to comment on today, because you can't do
43:58
that without giving away things that you might know that others
44:00
wouldn't. That's true.
44:02
And also, I think kind of the issue today, again, I think the
44:05
focus should be it should be sold. It should be controlled by
44:09
a US business. It's a great company, it would be terrible if
44:11
it would shut down lots of users. We need a competitor to
44:16
Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
44:20
Adam Curry: Well, do we know? This is this whole thing? Do you
44:25
really think he can put together enough money I mean, this thing
44:27
will be valued. We think today even at the at cut prices,
44:32
because it might get get kicked out of the app stores. It's
44:36
probably $250 billion.
44:39
John C Dvorak: Was it? It's actually 60 Korean everybody.
44:43
Adam Curry: Yeah, I don't buy that.
44:47
John C Dvorak: But it's like this whole thing, you know, it's
44:52
annoying besides the fact that we're the ones always bitching
44:55
about China shutting down our stuff. Yeah. The idea that we
44:59
can and compete internet with international companies with you
45:03
know, we have to everything has to be I mean Made in America is
45:06
great when it's made in America. But if something better comes
45:10
along as shouldn't that give us some impetus to do you know, to
45:15
compete with him and pitching and moaning and shutting him
45:19
down because we can't compete with them? I mean, I think it's
45:22
just like, we've sought to that we have to shut these guys down
45:26
because we can't compete. I think that's it your initial
45:29
thesis, we don't want to forget that. Which is this is just a
45:32
YouTube. This is for YouTube and Google and Facebook and Twitter
45:38
they because they don't want these guys around, because the
45:41
Insta,
45:42
Adam Curry: and also, you know, I'm not so impressed. Their
45:45
algorithm is quite simple. You like blue hair and trans fears
45:50
all your blue hair trans videos. How hard is that? You like you'd
45:54
like Jesus? Here's your Jesus videos. We're not gonna put any
45:58
any Beals above videos in your Jesus videos. Is that simple?
46:03
And
46:03
John C Dvorak: not? Is it that simple. But I have never, you
46:06
know, you listen to the earlier clip where they some the, I
46:10
don't know, the ADL or somebody has irked about the anti Jewish
46:14
content or Gaza something I have I go on a tick tock probably
46:18
more than you do because I like to look for clips. And I have
46:22
never seen one anti Jewish clip on tick tock ever. Because they
46:27
don't send them to me. No, because I'm always looking for
46:29
the blue herring teacher you know that's non binary you get
46:32
to non binary Yeah, they get a bunch of non binary guys or
46:36
women with a big thing in their nose. They got it looks like
46:40
Adam Curry: but remember, we kept hearing from they want tick
46:44
tock gone because that's where Maga is no, if you're Maga
46:47
you're gonna get I'd
46:49
John C Dvorak: be honest. Well, I know I take it. No. In fact, I
46:52
have some clip where these clips are part of a presentation. But
46:56
I do have some tick tock clips today which are anti Maga.
47:00
Adam Curry: But that's what I'm saying. They're algo is so
47:03
beautifully simple. They just say instead of boys, we have to
47:09
if someone's over here in their filter bubble, we have to give
47:11
them a little bit of controversy because then they fight and then
47:15
they're on it longer. No. Tick tock I don't think I mean I know
47:18
you can comment people don't even really care. flip, flip,
47:23
flip, flip flip just go through it. 100%
47:26
John C Dvorak: Whoa, I said it is a it's the you don't find
47:34
that you just get it's just entertainment after you want to
47:36
watch people falling on their ass. You don't need to comment
47:40
on that you just bought here's another one. Oh, look at that
47:43
one follow. Exactly. That's there's 1000s of people falling
47:47
on their ass. And that's
47:49
Adam Curry: the genius of Tik Tok. It's I don't understand.
47:52
How can it be so hard? Well, I guess it's hard to retool
47:55
YouTube then their algo or whatever. I don't see why it's
47:59
so difficult. Fact we should buy Tiktok we know how to do it.
48:04
I'll call up my tick my tick tock friend Mnuchin chicken for
48:09
talk. Now, I mean this this is ridiculous. So yes, there's an
48:14
element of, of China in there. But i By the way, this just
48:20
broke this morning. Let me see. Where is it now? Which I was
48:29
looking for. I couldn't find any news clips yet. It's an
48:33
exclusive from Reuters. Today, two years into office, President
48:40
Donald Trump authorized the Central Intelligence Agency to
48:44
launch a clandestine campaign on Chinese social media aimed at
48:49
turning public opinion in China against its government,
48:53
according to former US officials with direct knowledge of the
48:57
highly classified operation so that's code for the CIA leak
49:03
this and
49:04
John C Dvorak: we're gonna highly clevers that classified.
49:06
How did that get out at all
49:08
Adam Curry: the three three former officials told Reuters
49:12
that the CIA created a small team of operatives who use bogus
49:16
internet identities.
49:18
John C Dvorak: Oh no.
49:19
Adam Curry: Mark Bogner to spread negative narratives about
49:23
Zhi Jing pings government while leaking disparaging intelligence
49:28
to overseas news outlets. The effort which began in 2019 has
49:33
not previously been reported. So what is this?
49:38
John C Dvorak: Whoa, live with it? Stop it for a second do a
49:40
quick analysis. Why does Trump have to be involved if they're
49:44
going to do this at all? Okay, here's a give it to you. Okay,
49:47
here's,
49:48
Adam Curry: here's what I was thinking. We can blame Trump for
49:51
China problems. We can blame Trump on cola.
49:56
John C Dvorak: The Biden actually did that in the State
49:58
of the Union. Well, that's what I'm
49:59
Adam Curry: saying. We can blame COVID on Trump. Because in 2019,
50:04
they started to meddle with the Chinese on their own social
50:07
networking sites and the Chinese when Oh, yeah, take COVID This
50:12
all kinds of possibilities with this. They're all lame. But, um,
50:19
you know, for sure this is a plan from the CIA. Oh, here,
50:23
they promoted allegations that members of the ruling Communist
50:26
Party were hiding, ill gotten money overseas and slammed
50:31
slammed CIA term slammed as corrupt and wasteful. China's
50:36
Belt and Road Initiative, which provides financing for
50:39
infrastructure projects in the developing world. This sources
50:42
told Reuters, this is this is some kind of binary setup on
50:47
Trump. That will unfold but they're going to blame something
50:52
on Trump regarding China. Now, it was his fault. It makes zero
50:57
sense. But this is week 10. It's a it's a Reuters exclusive.
51:04
John C Dvorak: Maybe a secret is a compliment to Trump.
51:09
Adam Curry: Well, whatever it is, the timing is no
51:12
coincidences, all this China's stuff is happening. And now
51:15
we're going to blame something on Trump. Well, we have we have
51:19
China problems. China is a problem in the Indo Pacific get
51:22
Trump if if only Trump hadn't done that. Oh, well, sorry,
51:26
Ukraine, Trump did it. Something like that. Remember, these
51:32
people are laying so this this shows you some of that lame
51:36
thinking that they've got going on.
51:43
John C Dvorak: But the latest thing I've been kind of pulling
51:46
down is the Trump's a dummy clips.
51:52
Adam Curry: What? He's a dummy. Oh, no. A
51:56
John C Dvorak: real big dummy.
51:59
Adam Curry: Okay, well,
52:02
John C Dvorak: first, let me let me play the one clip from the
52:04
her hearing.
52:06
Adam Curry: Oh, yes. Yeah, her Yeah.
52:08
Unknown: This is her he or her is? Uh,
52:11
Adam Curry: yes, it says they.
52:13
John C Dvorak: They, them he her? So her this is the this was
52:18
the main and this is I'm getting this clip out of the way because
52:20
this is the main clip that got picked up on that. Why did why
52:24
did any of this happen in the first place? What was Biden
52:28
doing with all the classified documents and, you know, the
52:31
Republicans were kind of, you know, grilling her and the
52:34
Democrats are just complaining about Trump, it had nothing to
52:38
do with this hearing that the setup
52:39
Adam Curry: is that the special investigator was investigator a
52:43
prosecutor, especially investigator had to go and check
52:47
out Biden's documents, same same thing that Trump had done. He
52:52
comes back with a report and says, yup, he had a whole bunch
52:54
of documents. The guy's no good. But he's he's an old old man. So
52:59
I'm not going to do anything about it. Am I categorizing that
53:02
properly? Yeah, that's exactly
53:03
John C Dvorak: right. All right. So but let's listen to this is
53:07
the kind of the this was the nut, as I think you say in
53:10
journalism did not have the hearing. And it's worth playing
53:15
because they've been nobody's playing it. And this is like the
53:20
key issue right here her hearing book deal to her Why
53:24
Unknown: do you do it? Why did Joe Biden, in your words,
53:26
willfully retain and disclose classified materials? I mean, he
53:30
knew the law in an office like 50 years, five decades in the
53:34
United States Senate chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations
53:37
Committee, eight years as Vice President, you know, he knew the
53:41
rules, because you said so on page 226. President Biden was
53:46
deeply familiar with the measures taken to safeguard
53:49
classified documents. So Joe Biden knew the role rules, you
53:53
know, he knew the rules, and Joe Biden told us he knew the rules.
53:56
So Mr. Herr, why did he break?
53:59
Congressman, the conclusion as to exactly why the President did
54:04
what he did is not one that we explicitly address in the
54:07
report. The report explains my decision to the attorney general
54:12
that no criminal charges were warranted in this manner.
54:15
I think he did tell us, I think he told us, Mr. Herr page 231.
54:20
You said this, President Biden had strong motivations. That's
54:24
the key word. We're getting the motive now. Biden had strong
54:28
motivations to ignore the proper procedures for safeguarding the
54:33
classified information in his notebooks. Why did he have
54:36
strong motivations? Because you next word, because he decided
54:41
months before leaving office to write a book. That was his
54:45
motive. He knew the rules. You broke them because he was
54:47
writing a book and you further say Andy began meeting with the
54:50
ghostwriter. While he was still vice president, there's the
54:54
motive. Mr. Herr, how much did President Biden get paid for his
54:57
book?
54:58
off the top my head I'm not sure if that information appears in
55:00
the report sir
55:01
does there's $1 amount in there it may be 8 million if a million
55:05
dollars. Joe Biden had 8 million reasons to break the rules to
55:10
classified information and shared it with the guy who was
55:12
writing the book. That's why he knew the rules but he broke them
55:16
big for $8 million in a book advance.
55:19
Adam Curry: Oh, that's, that's interesting. He gave it to the
55:22
ghostwriter.
55:24
John C Dvorak: We gave the classified documents that goes
55:28
right I'm sure he paid a minimum wage
55:30
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's what I'm saying he gave the
55:31
classified documents yeah goes
55:36
John C Dvorak: for the $8 million advance I'd you know I
55:38
looked at this with a like a book that sold nothing It was an
55:42
$8 million advance from Tony imprint of Macmillan called flat
55:47
iron press. And you know, I these these deals these all of a
55:52
sudden you get $8 million as Vice President. I'm not
55:57
convinced that this isn't a kind of a back ended way of getting
56:01
something after your you did your job, but you can't take a
56:06
bribe. So now you get $8 million dollars after the fact it's just
56:14
obviously what was going on because this was not this is a
56:16
book of Biden's death of his son Bo and just a bunch of self
56:20
flattery the book itself which came out in 2017. So anyway,
56:26
that was the main the main the
56:29
Adam Curry: consent of the governor and do not agree with
56:31
this. This is no good
56:36
John C Dvorak: meanwhile, the Democrats are not talking about
56:39
any of this stuff. They refused even cross examine her they they
56:42
ended with stuff like this. This is her hearing the name Nadler,
56:46
here's Nadler he's asking about anything he's doing this one of
56:51
Unknown: the great memories of all time, James Webb. Don't
56:54
remember the names. Don't worry. No way. Stop. Stop.
56:57
John C Dvorak: Stop. Stop, stop. I got to set this up properly.
57:01
Yeah, what was Nadler he goes on a tirade and then he throws up
57:04
on the screen. Like today's have some audio visual coordination,
57:09
I guess. Oh, yeah. Like a super clip, which you're gonna hear of
57:13
Trump being a dummy. It's Trump forgetting a name Trump fumbling
57:18
now,
57:19
Adam Curry: this is the show that that Trump is just as old
57:23
and
57:23
John C Dvorak: casual and is addled as as GM Biden calls by
57:27
if I can
57:27
Adam Curry: interrupt for a second Have you seen Biden's new
57:29
shoes?
57:31
John C Dvorak: No, I have not seen that. Oh
57:33
Adam Curry: my god. This is like he's got these huge platforms
57:36
underneath like broad so that he can't tip over. It's great.
57:41
John C Dvorak: Well, the thing is that this super cut, which is
57:44
probably about a minute long, or minute and a half at most, is
57:49
the best they could do on the heels. And I don't know if
57:53
you've seen this, but it's just came out. I didn't even you
57:55
can't even bother to get clips from it. Two hours and 50
57:59
minutes of Biden gaffes. Yeah,
58:01
Adam Curry: yeah, I someone sent it to him and went no, no, I'm
58:05
not gonna watch that is
58:07
John C Dvorak: it's actually quite funny. But as writers,
58:09
it's a feature length film.
58:11
Adam Curry: Yeah. Yeah. I don't have time for this in my life.
58:15
Unknown: So here we go. One of the great memories of all time,
58:18
James Webb, they'll remember the names. They'll remember the name
58:22
Viktor Orban. Did anyone ever hear of him? He's the leader of
58:25
Turkey. By the way, they never put a crowd on January 6, you
58:28
know, Nikki Haley, Nikki Haley, is in charge of security three
58:32
years, lady, ladies, Lady Shabbat that
58:34
you actually have a one on one with Comey.
58:36
Not much not even that I remember. We have languages
58:41
coming into our country we have nobody even speaks those
58:44
languages. They're truly foreign languages. Nobody speaks them.
58:47
Saudi Arabia and Russia will repeat do. I have a really good
58:52
memory. Your next wife was a woman by the name of Marla
58:55
maple. Right?
58:56
Do you recall what years you were married to Miss maples.
59:00
It's called like up here. And it's called memory. And it's
59:04
called other things. So you don't remember saying you have
59:06
one of the best? I remember that. And Putin, you know, has
59:09
so little respect for Obama that he started to throw around the
59:12
nuclear water. You heard that nuclear we have to win in
59:16
November, or we're not going to have Pennsylvania? They'll
59:20
change the name. They talked to Putin a lot. Did you ask him? I
59:26
don't remember that. That this morning. I don't remember asking
59:29
him that. He doesn't have a good memory and all that stuff, like
59:31
a great memory for 20 years that we're fighting ISIS. I defeated
59:36
ISIS in four weeks, and we did with Obama. We won an election
59:41
that everyone said couldn't be won them that cognitively and
59:44
you know what? When I am you're going to enjoy it. You're going
59:47
to be the first week. I know my people. You say all right,
59:50
Trump, you did a good job. Get the hell out of here. That's it.
59:53
Adam Curry: That is a man who is incapable of avoiding criminal
59:57
liability. A man who is wholly unfit fit for Office? And who a
1:00:01
man and a man who at the very least, ought to think twice
1:00:05
before accusing others of cognitive decline? Wow, no
1:00:10
wonder this is this is huge. These guys are trying to do
1:00:13
television show they should get their own streaming called
1:00:16
Congress plus,
1:00:18
John C Dvorak: it would be great. So this, this goes out,
1:00:21
this comes out. And so I catch this clip. This is a series of
1:00:25
short basically a minute or so. Tick tock, some guy and I don't
1:00:30
know who he is, but he's one of those guys who's in the Look at
1:00:32
his face in the camera going on and on. And he goes off on a
1:00:36
tirade about Trump being the stupidest guy in the history of
1:00:39
the world. And I just thought it was worth clipping because it
1:00:43
was funny. And let's listen to part of it. And you you can stop
1:00:47
me after one or two clips. But this is Trump is a dummy one.
1:00:50
The
1:00:50
Unknown: way we got in this situation is pretty simple to
1:00:52
explain. Basically, when Nixon was discovered having committed
1:00:57
Watergate people thought the Republican Party was washed up.
1:01:01
But a clever staffer on Nixon's in Nixon's White House came up
1:01:06
with an idea for how to get more new Republican voters, to
1:01:10
replace all the people that were turned off by the corruption
1:01:12
that had just been exposed, and perhaps save the party. His name
1:01:16
was Lee Atwater. And he said, I know where there's all kinds of
1:01:19
disgruntled white people, all you got to do is appeal to them
1:01:23
over their anger about the end of Jim Crow and about school
1:01:26
desegregation, and about the Civil Rights Act. And these are
1:01:32
the words that you'll say to kind of trigger them then we
1:01:34
call these the racist dog whistles. And you will send a
1:01:38
message to them that they are welcome in the Republican Party.
1:01:41
And starting in the mid 70s, to the mid 80s, there was a massive
1:01:47
change in voter registration from Democrat to Republican on
1:01:52
the part of all these racists and lowlifes and ignorant
1:01:57
people. At the same time, Trump started have political ambition.
1:02:05
Adam Curry: Good setup.
1:02:06
John C Dvorak: All right now, last little things. One, this is
1:02:09
nonsense timeline. Yeah. And I And it's this is a plague right
1:02:14
now because people don't take history. They don't do jack in
1:02:18
school. The liat water was called the Southern strategy to
1:02:23
get some of the disgruntled Democrat voters from the south,
1:02:26
not necessarily for racist reasons, but for other reasons
1:02:29
to get some of them into the Republican Party. It was called
1:02:34
the Southern strategy. Yes, it took place long before
1:02:38
Watergate. It wasn't after Watergate to get to recovered
1:02:43
debt Republicans it was before Watergate. That's how Nixon got
1:02:47
in in the first place, and then had a landslide when he got
1:02:50
reelected. Then Watergate came at the end of his term. This is
1:02:54
this is symbolises nonsense. It's just
1:02:56
Adam Curry: so much of the Tiktok guy saying the Jews want
1:02:58
to get rid of tick tock. This Yeah, this is how they should
1:03:03
want tic toc. Why would you want to get rid of something that
1:03:06
makes people dumber and more controllable, it's beautiful.
1:03:10
And it's Chinese doing it.
1:03:14
John C Dvorak: So here we go with part two where we really
1:03:16
get into the weeds.
1:03:18
Unknown: Now it turns out, Trump has an IQ of about 73. He barely
1:03:22
functions as an adult, if it were not for the fact that his
1:03:24
father gave him a lot of money, he wouldn't be able to function
1:03:27
as an adult. Trump has less money now than he would have had
1:03:30
if he just taken the money he got from his father, and put it
1:03:33
in an index fund in the stock market and just let it sit. But
1:03:36
he's gradually played around with it all these years and lost
1:03:39
it and all his lawsuits and so forth, and his six bankruptcies.
1:03:42
And it he's dissipated a fortune over his lifetime. Now, he's had
1:03:47
the Russians for the last 20 years to bail him out. But oh
1:03:50
man, ordinary people cannot be as dumb as Trump and still
1:03:54
function. But Trump came out onto the public stage and
1:03:58
started talking boldly, like he wanted to do things politically
1:04:01
and help the people of America. And he speaks like a third
1:04:04
grader, because that's what somebody with an IQ of 73 talks
1:04:07
like, even if they're an adult. linguists have analyzed his
1:04:10
speech and they've, they've made it plain. He speaks English at a
1:04:15
third grade level. This energized dumb people, because
1:04:20
for the first time they could understand a presidential
1:04:22
candidate. Yes. And they said things like, oh, he speaks his
1:04:25
mind. He's the first guy that doesn't use a bunch of a bunch
1:04:28
of fancy words and confuse me. Now I finally understand what
1:04:33
he's saying. Of course, what he was saying was a lot of things
1:04:35
they wanted to hear. They were the racist dog whistles. And so
1:04:39
you had a beautiful lion speak from their perspective of a
1:04:43
racist and stupid people. The lower 12% of the IQ distribution
1:04:48
corresponds perfectly to Trump's supporters. Now these people are
1:04:52
so intelligent that there's actually a federal statute that
1:04:55
prohibits their induction into military service. Okay, hold
1:04:59
Adam Curry: on a second. So this mirrors I went to get my hair
1:05:05
done, as you know, 14 years ago, but this one woman in Austin has
1:05:09
been doing my hair. I'm loyal to her. And I don't mind once every
1:05:12
six weeks driving to Austin and get some drive time. And she is
1:05:16
surrounded by Austin people. And even though she lives in Taylor,
1:05:22
Texas, which is up north a bit, and she says that her clients
1:05:27
and her friends can everyone around her. She said, cousin,
1:05:31
you know, we were talking about spun up. She says they're spun
1:05:34
out. They are selling
1:05:35
John C Dvorak: out. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Been that's been apps
1:05:38
been out. It's been
1:05:39
Adam Curry: out. And they're talking about leaving the
1:05:41
country again. And she's like, Oh, my God, really? At this? Oh,
1:05:46
yeah, talking about leaving the country, and Trump will cause
1:05:49
mayhem. And I said, Well, did you ask them if that happened
1:05:53
the last time he was president. She says they can't even hear
1:05:57
about it. They and they're mad, and they're on Facebook, and
1:06:01
they're yelling at the television, and it's worse than
1:06:04
ever. But this, this is what it comes down to. And in fact,
1:06:11
these are the dumb people. That has nothing to do with IQ
1:06:15
points. This just ignorant
1:06:18
John C Dvorak: is probably the word I'd use. And in fact, when
1:06:21
this guy says stuff like linguists have looked into his
1:06:25
speech and confirm that he speaks at a third grade level,
1:06:29
give me some example it gets five document this for me, I
1:06:31
don't see it. Alright,
1:06:32
Adam Curry: but Okay, fine. Now, does this get any better?
1:06:35
Because it's drawing on a bit? Is he just gonna is this is just
1:06:38
basically just my hairdressers neighbors that we're gonna play
1:06:41
here.
1:06:43
John C Dvorak: So what was the other thing? He has? 12? Oh,
1:06:46
yeah, the lower 12% percentile of the public are match up the
1:06:51
dummy the big dummies, match up with the
1:06:55
Adam Curry: people who aren't allowed to go into military
1:06:57
service because you're too stupid.
1:07:00
John C Dvorak: I would rather play it out. But before you
1:07:03
continue, I there's a couple of comments is a little different
1:07:06
than that. I think that this is an example of again, the mistake
1:07:13
that Hillary made. And I think other people out there, there's
1:07:16
no issues here. This is calling the voters and supporters of
1:07:21
Trump out and and insulting them. Yeah, this is not a
1:07:28
strategy that would ever work in a million years. It's it works
1:07:31
just the opposite
1:07:32
Adam Curry: dude on tick tock, John, this guy's
1:07:35
John C Dvorak: got a lot of followers got passed around
1:07:39
quite a bit. This is a lot longer. I clipped clip this way
1:07:41
back, but you will listen to spend some time
1:07:44
Unknown: they actually passed a law, you're not allowed to
1:07:46
recruit and induct into military service, the lowest 12% on the
1:07:50
IQ range. Wow.
1:07:51
Adam Curry: Whereas I'd say 90% of people in military are Trump
1:07:55
supporters. That's really this is really interesting.
1:08:01
Unknown: But they're still allowed to vote, and Trump
1:08:04
energize them. He made dumb people think that they finally
1:08:07
understood politics. He made people stood around and proud of
1:08:11
themselves thinking that they had a grasp of the issues
1:08:13
because they could tell on some level that Trump wasn't much
1:08:15
smarter than they were. But they were he was a big shot. So he
1:08:18
seemed like a champion for them. Of course, all these people
1:08:21
forget that they aren't rich. They didn't have a dad him them
1:08:23
the equivalent of $412 million. And they can't do the things
1:08:27
that Trump does, and they can't get away with the things Trump
1:08:29
has gotten away with. And even Trump himself is not going to
1:08:32
get away with them indefinitely. But that's
1:08:35
Adam Curry: another thing. That and she even said this and I
1:08:39
love her dearly. She says he has like 4050 lawsuits, he can never
1:08:43
be president. So the programming is working. And you know, it's
1:08:48
it's riling people up over here. Oh, it gets
1:08:50
John C Dvorak: through to it gets everybody. Oh, yeah, it's
1:08:53
Unknown: just been set. And this is where we're at. Basically, we
1:08:57
have a fanatical core of low intelligence voters who are
1:09:02
podcasters that are solidly behind Trump, they will bank
1:09:05
him, no matter what he does or says because they don't care
1:09:08
what he does or says, they just know he's their guy. They
1:09:11
understand him, they like him. He talks to them in a way that
1:09:14
they can comprehend. And they are fanatical in their support
1:09:18
of him. He has given them what they see as dignity and
1:09:21
strength. And then, at the other end of the spectrum, are smart
1:09:26
people from all walks of life. I actually used to be Republican
1:09:29
myself. I'm ashamed to admit it now. But I know I'm not alone
1:09:33
and giveaway. Millions of people who make sure that they turn out
1:09:36
to vote against Trump used to be actual Republicans.
1:09:42
John C Dvorak: Now a couple of things. And then there's the
1:09:45
last clip and you can move on, but this kind of thing where I
1:09:50
used to be a Republican. And now I'm ashamed to admit it. I used
1:09:58
to be a Democrat. I'm not as Shame to admit it. I used to be
1:10:01
a Republican. I'm not ashamed to admit this bullcrap. You never
1:10:05
does that nothing you ever say, I can't
1:10:07
Adam Curry: believe that they didn't replace Rush Limbaugh
1:10:09
with you. I mean, what am I, sir? It really they really
1:10:12
missed out on that?
1:10:14
John C Dvorak: If that's an insult, and now you're making, I
1:10:17
Adam Curry: don't know, just all of a sudden, I'm like, you could
1:10:19
go on for hours about this.
1:10:21
John C Dvorak: No, I can't, I can go on for as long as I'm
1:10:24
going on, which is about five minutes. 10 minutes. We'll pay
1:10:29
Trump as a dummy for that. I do have the new AD AD. I know, you
1:10:34
see, have you seen the ad? The anti Trump ad? No. Ex Republican
1:10:40
voters? No,
1:10:42
Adam Curry: no, no, no.
1:10:43
John C Dvorak: Oh, man, your, your Do you have a clover?
1:10:45
Adam Curry: Do you have a clip?
1:10:46
John C Dvorak: I do. But let's finish this first with Trump's
1:10:48
had done before, because
1:10:49
Unknown: the Republican Party is now nothing but a loony bin of
1:10:52
the very low intelligence, and there's just no way that you
1:10:55
can, you can be associated with them at all. So now it's gonna
1:10:59
be, you know, some range of conservative to liberal
1:11:01
Democrats again, except that it'll mean something different
1:11:04
than it used to mean. I mean, those Democrats won't be
1:11:06
conservative because they're racist garbage people from the
1:11:10
South, there'll be conservative because they have some other
1:11:12
philosophy about the role of the market or of private enterprise
1:11:16
or something like that. In the economy, at any rate, this is
1:11:22
the problem we have is basically now just the very low
1:11:26
intelligence versus the high intelligence out there. And the
1:11:29
thing is going to be decided by undecided people who don't pay
1:11:32
any attention, people in the middle that don't pay attention
1:11:35
to politics. No matter what, politicians are smart or dumb.
1:11:39
They just show up on election day and try to do their best.
1:11:43
Those are the people you have to reach you have to get them
1:11:45
interested. You have to explain to them what's going on. They
1:11:48
have to be told Trump is a moron and he wants to be a dictator.
1:11:52
And he's got a million morons behind him that want him to be a
1:11:55
dictator. We cannot let that happen.
1:11:57
Adam Curry: Only a million morons well that's not going to
1:12:00
win an election
1:12:00
John C Dvorak: million morons there's a show title million
1:12:03
more you need more than a million morons but you need more
1:12:06
than a million more so meanwhile if you if you follow the
1:12:10
Democrat various Democrat Twitter accounts this ad is
1:12:13
coming up as this is the gonna this is going to do the trick.
1:12:16
Here it is. This is the gonna do the trick. Is this a bunch of
1:12:20
extra Republicans? Of course, you know that like Lincoln
1:12:23
project guys, phonies, ex Republicans, and this is the ex
1:12:28
Republicans complaining about Trump and why he should not be
1:12:31
elected.
1:12:32
Unknown: I'm a former Trump voter for Donald Trump in 2016
1:12:36
and 2020 and 2020. I
1:12:37
Adam Curry: voted for Trump again, I
1:12:38
Unknown: will never support. I will not vote for him in 2024.
1:12:43
He's got so much baggage. Trump is the biggest threat to our
1:12:46
democracy. He
1:12:47
kept denying last election, Donald Trump was responsible for
1:12:50
the violence on January 6, he could have prevented Trump
1:12:54
talking about retribution, retribution and going after
1:12:57
people as disrespect of our military military people that
1:13:00
he's disgrace 9191 criminal felonies
1:13:04
for different indictments, mishandled classified documents,
1:13:07
making documents now
1:13:08
his desire to do away with NATO, Donald Trump talks about
1:13:12
abandoning Ukraine so there'll be a dictator on day one, he's
1:13:15
going to be a dictator on day one, he's
1:13:16
going to be a dictator, period. That
1:13:18
kind of stuff scares me absolutely scares me
1:13:20
a second Trump term would be worse than the first, a second
1:13:23
term for
1:13:23
Trump would be far more extreme and dangerous, outright
1:13:26
dangerous. They cannot support Donald Trump again,
1:13:29
never vote for him again.
1:13:30
They'll never get my vote ever, ever.
1:13:34
Adam Curry: You know, I have to say I went to the vape shop, you
1:13:39
know, the conspiracy theory table when we this little that
1:13:42
we all hang out there. And when it comes and hangs out a lot of
1:13:45
anti Trump talk. I was surprised, you know, like, man,
1:13:50
he screwed it up. He can't do any good. And this is hardcore,
1:13:55
Fredericksburg, Texas. And you know what they're all talking
1:13:57
about. Bobby The K Bitcoin, Bobby. Bitcoin. That's my new
1:14:04
name. Yeah, they're saying, you know, we think he might be a
1:14:08
good alternatives. A lot of people on the left and the right
1:14:10
talking about him. And, you know, I gotta tell you, he's
1:14:16
he's ramping up and he's got something to be in the news.
1:14:19
Robert
1:14:20
Unknown: F. Kennedy Jr, who is running for president as an
1:14:22
independent candidate has revealed his potential running
1:14:26
mates. You might recognize them New York Jets quarterback Aaron
1:14:29
Rodgers and former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura topped
1:14:32
the list. Both men share Kennedy's affinity for embracing
1:14:36
some debunked claims. Rogers, like Kennedy has spoken
1:14:40
misleadingly about the harmful effects of vaccines, while
1:14:44
Ventura has peddled conspiracy theories about the 911 attacks.
1:14:47
Adam Curry: So Bitcoin Bobby's playing this up on the 28th I
1:14:51
believe he will announce his vice presidential candidate, I
1:14:54
have the odds. I have the odds from the way he's gonna
1:14:58
John C Dvorak: be making that announcement. Oh, Oakland. Oh,
1:15:02
nobody can figure out why.
1:15:05
Adam Curry: Well, that's not where Rogers played.
1:15:09
John C Dvorak: No, he played at Cal Berkeley. I did kinda.
1:15:12
Adam Curry: And you know, and there's reasons people, you
1:15:15
know, they I think people have still have a bit of a Kennedy
1:15:18
vibe. I'm talking these are older people. So I'd say, you
1:15:22
know, five years older than I am the average so I'm a little bit
1:15:26
older, some mice so the
1:15:27
John C Dvorak: people in the in the in the smoke shot in Europe
1:15:30
in the
1:15:32
Adam Curry: 60s. Know, they're Kathy and Jerry they're 70
1:15:36
they're there. They're just hits.
1:15:38
John C Dvorak: They're 70 and they've lost. They've lost their
1:15:40
mojo for Trump. Yeah,
1:15:42
Adam Curry: they have they're talking Bobby They're talking
1:15:44
Bobby. And but you know, so are some of the ranchers and they
1:15:48
liked it. He's a Christian they liked it. He overcame drugs. And
1:15:52
they they like what he's saying about Bitcoin of course. But so
1:15:56
here are the odds for Vice Presidential candidate running
1:15:59
mate for Bitcoin Bobby, we have a one to one odds for Aaron
1:16:03
Rodgers. So that's bull. Also follower. Jesse Ventura, two to
1:16:11
one ads, then we go with 14 to one Marianne Williamson. So this
1:16:15
is where I think the the bookies are off their rocker. To get us
1:16:19
for sure. 25 to one for Andrew Yang followed with 33 to one
1:16:24
magic number for Kanye West. And then it just gets nuts. I mean,
1:16:28
we've got Matthew McConaughey Tulsi Gabbard, Jerome Corsi and
1:16:34
Jessica Biel 75 to one odds. Rob Schneider's Kerviel.
1:16:40
John C Dvorak: Doctor,
1:16:40
Adam Curry: no Jessica Biel.
1:16:42
John C Dvorak: Oh, Jessica Biel. Yeah, that's a good one.
1:16:46
Adam Curry: Rob Schneider. 101 Rand Paul, he's at the bottom of
1:16:51
the list. 125 to one Alex Jones, 150 to one, Alicia Silverstone.
1:16:57
Now that just making stuff up. I did get a boots on the ground
1:17:01
report about your girl who you're so enamored by. Oh, she's
1:17:06
young. She looks great. Katie Britt which also in the vape
1:17:11
shop, that was horrible. You know what she barefoot?
1:17:18
John C Dvorak: That's a good one.
1:17:19
Adam Curry: So boots on the ground from my man there in
1:17:21
Alabama. She was handpicked Katie Britt by Richard Shelby.
1:17:25
She was his longtime aide. Then he of course, was Alabama
1:17:30
Senator from 86 to 2022. And now she's the Senator. So she was
1:17:34
handpicked. He was the head of the Senate Appropriations
1:17:38
Committee. So he's one of the most powerful senators directly
1:17:41
millions to the military industrial complex to North
1:17:45
Alabama, NASA Air Force military aerospace companies. She's
1:17:49
married to a former University of Alabama offensive lineman
1:17:53
from Saban's national championship team, which in
1:17:56
Alabama is like being married to the Pope. We elect people here
1:18:00
based on military industrial complex money football and
1:18:03
abortion. She takes every box, zero chance she ever leaves the
1:18:08
Senate for the executive branch. She will make millions of
1:18:11
dollars as a Senate lifer. I think there's something to that.
1:18:15
So she's not going to be any vice presidential nominee for
1:18:18
Trump. And then something very interesting crossed my desk. I
1:18:24
one of our producers, is working on a special for when we take a
1:18:28
day off, and we take about two days a year off. And he's doing
1:18:32
a red book special, which is very difficult to do. To find
1:18:37
read books.
1:18:38
John C Dvorak: We've talked about this. Yeah. So he thinks
1:18:40
we have Okay, go on. Well, he
1:18:42
Adam Curry: thinks he can do two hours, which I'm astounded. He
1:18:45
says there's some that are stronger back,
1:18:48
John C Dvorak: which is 16 years of, you know, well, predictions,
1:18:52
just so
1:18:53
Adam Curry: you know, we have transcripts of every show,
1:18:56
available through bing.io. So when someone emails me like this
1:19:01
morning, you know, this Trump Trump 2025 plan, everyone's
1:19:05
talking about it, you need to dissect it, and I just go, Oh,
1:19:09
let me send you a link, which we did months ago. Which is why
1:19:14
people should be listening to the no agenda show because
1:19:16
you're prepared for when it really hits big then you already
1:19:19
know what's going on. But people don't know sometimes. Oh, I
1:19:24
didn't listen. So he went back and he found a red book entry
1:19:30
from Episode 512. We're now at 1642. This is May 12 23rd.
1:19:38
Listen to this red book entry. I had a real dream last night and
1:19:43
I woke up from this. Put this in the Red Book just for just for
1:19:46
yucks.
1:19:47
John C Dvorak: All right.
1:19:48
Adam Curry: i It was vivid, okay, there was vivid, and maybe
1:19:52
because we've played a couple of clips of him recently I've been
1:19:55
watching video of him. Are you ready for this? Joe Biden was
1:19:59
playing wasn't exactly and he and he sucks. He was. I mean, it
1:20:05
was like a takeover. And he was off his rocker and he was just
1:20:11
dislike a lot of pain I think we can call that a successful red
1:20:19
book entry.
1:20:20
Unknown: That was good.
1:20:22
John C Dvorak: I'm short stop for a second door reconnaissance
1:20:28
here. So you're in the vape shop talking to these guys. We're
1:20:32
Unknown: back to the vape shop. Yeah, of course. Yes. I
1:20:34
John C Dvorak: mean, the vape you're back on vaping you're
1:20:36
back vapor vapor.
1:20:39
Unknown: You stopped all that. Oh, no, no,
1:20:40
Adam Curry: I'm allowed to vape I have not smoked any marijuana
1:20:46
product or any tobacco product or anything?
1:20:50
John C Dvorak: Vaping then team. Yeah,
1:20:54
Adam Curry: basically, it has 0.3% nicotine, so I get my
1:20:57
little hit there. But now I quit cold turkey and I've never I've
1:21:02
not smoked. And it's been 16 months now. Yeah. But But yeah,
1:21:10
vaping helped me stop. That's the whole point. It's the it's
1:21:15
the process of sticking something in your mouth and
1:21:19
sucking on it.
1:21:22
John C Dvorak: Well, you could there's yeah, there
1:21:24
Adam Curry: it is. I left it open for you. I left wide open
1:21:27
for it. Ya know, so I stopped and I I don't believe that
1:21:33
vaping is harmful to you. It's organic. Juice is not made in
1:21:38
China is not made in some big factory. That's what Kathy and
1:21:41
Jerry put the vape shop together to help people stop smoking.
1:21:45
Because they're hippies that's the whole point. That's why
1:21:49
there's just checking Yeah, no no, I think I've had maybe in
1:21:55
that whole period maybe three weed gummies and man I just
1:21:59
didn't do it for me and I told you also dream now I dream all
1:22:02
kinds of crazy I never used to dream when you're you know I
1:22:06
could take a 50 milligrams to
1:22:08
John C Dvorak: dream now you yourself just played a clip that
1:22:12
was that was about you dreaming
1:22:14
Adam Curry: but I don't think I was as heavy a weed smoker then
1:22:17
as I was in the last five years I think I was waking bake I was
1:22:23
smoking all the time. Dude
1:22:28
John C Dvorak: so interesting. Okay, well I'll just check in
1:22:30
Yeah, no, I'm
1:22:31
Adam Curry: looking out for you. That's Thank you appreciate it.
1:22:34
John C Dvorak: Looking out for you condemning you for your you
1:22:36
can't you can't condemn me condemning you.
1:22:39
Adam Curry: Good go ahead try Hey, speaking of tick tock Oh
1:22:44
man, I've been this came across my my algo told me to be very
1:22:49
worried about this. I had not heard this this term. But
1:22:54
apparently a lot of teachers certainly those who are of the
1:22:59
female persuasion on tick tock they're on drugs
1:23:03
Unknown: by does ever teach her how to take anti sad pills real
1:23:06
talk during my student teaching, which was three years ago now I
1:23:10
started taking anti sad pills for the very very first time
1:23:13
Adam Curry: Have you ever heard this term anti sad pills?
1:23:17
John C Dvorak: is the first time I've heard and die sad pill
1:23:20
Yeah, well this is this talking to third grade level She must be
1:23:24
a third grade teacher
1:23:25
Unknown: because mentally it was so much my anxiety cannot take
1:23:28
it I don't wake up at like 6am That's hard guys. Okay, let's
1:23:32
just call it what it is. Teach all day that I had like practice
1:23:35
and I sold school meetings blah blah, blah, blah blah. So I had
1:23:39
then I weaned myself off in the summer because I felt better I
1:23:43
was like, oh my god as soon as the first year of teaching
1:23:46
started all monk on I needed those babies booster rocker than
1:23:50
ever. I cried literally, I think most days for sure teaching. It
1:23:55
was terrible. It was gaslit all day. I didn't know what to do. I
1:23:59
had the kids taught me basically they were like okay, yep, this
1:24:03
is what we're doing today. Nothing. Okay, anyways, started
1:24:08
taking them last year panic attacks all while I was not
1:24:13
doing well because I didn't fully commit to like leaving
1:24:16
teaching yet. So I
1:24:17
Adam Curry: mean, this is what you get. When you allow people
1:24:21
like Mark Cuban and Amazon to do telemedicine people you know,
1:24:31
you can get Prozac for nine bucks a three month supply as a
1:24:37
new time customer of Amazon. Did you know that?
1:24:44
John C Dvorak: No, I did not know that. I mean, this is seems
1:24:47
like a good deal is
1:24:49
Adam Curry: a great deal. But it's not good. It's not it's not
1:24:53
this. This is not what we want for our I mean, this is just not
1:24:57
good. So we'll make Neither the Republicans are morons. The the
1:25:04
lefties did druggies man, druggies, and the teachers are
1:25:09
all drugged out. They visit woman
1:25:12
John C Dvorak: needs to go to be, well, you know what's they
1:25:14
open all these mental health Institute's and might help.
1:25:19
Adam Curry: So there's a report that that has been as resurface
1:25:22
from 2015 which is very interesting. And the thing the
1:25:29
Daily Mail had the headline, chewing gum for 30 minutes has
1:25:35
similar appetite curbing effects to ozempic And so I go and I let
1:25:44
me see where's this report for it's old report 2015 Just from
1:25:47
the National Library of Medicine, PubMed so that's
1:25:51
oficial the effect of gum chewing on blood GLP one
1:25:56
concentration in healthy non obese men so it's non obese men,
1:26:01
but it says among
1:26:03
John C Dvorak: non obese if he does have the chewing the gum
1:26:05
works then you wouldn't be obese,
1:26:08
Adam Curry: healthy men in a fasting state. Chewing sugarless
1:26:12
gum can increase say she say she a tea with no effect on blood
1:26:17
glucose and can decrease the decline of GLP one concentration
1:26:23
chewing gum has no significant effect on blood insulin and G I
1:26:26
P concentration. The presence studies suggested chewing
1:26:29
sugarless gum may be an economical and effective method
1:26:32
to help obesity patients control their energy intake and decrease
1:26:37
weight with no changes in calorie intake. Although there
1:26:41
are different opinions about the benefit of chewing gum was our
1:26:44
study showed positive results it is worth conducting a large
1:26:47
scale clinical research study to verify the effectiveness of this
1:26:51
method. And I thought to myself, exit strategy no agenda, death
1:26:59
bound gum. I'm telling you, we can put a we could get a snappy
1:27:06
jingle. We can have a better name obviously. But we could
1:27:09
sell gum that that helps you lose weight as effective as
1:27:13
ozempic We can even say it's as effective as ozempic According
1:27:16
to reports according to research, it's safe and
1:27:19
effective. I mean this is this could be a bonanza for us
1:27:24
John C Dvorak: whatever happened to gum chewing you know they've
1:27:26
they've backed off and for example when I was a kid they
1:27:30
used to promote dentin gum because it would you do have
1:27:34
some sort of stickiness to it. It would clean your teeth as you
1:27:37
chewed rush your brush
1:27:40
Adam Curry: brush your breath with dentin
1:27:42
John C Dvorak: and then there was the it's chloro something
1:27:45
gum it was a green gum that had chlorophyll in it kept you from
1:27:48
having bad breath and that was a very popular remember that gum
1:27:53
green gum
1:27:54
Adam Curry: homeless second to World Order is a suggest that as
1:27:57
a brand name I like that
1:28:00
Unknown: world order
1:28:02
John C Dvorak: so is anyone in the room remember the clerk
1:28:05
clerk or something GM there was this green stuff that was not it
1:28:09
was pleasant and pure chewing gum all the time and
1:28:13
Adam Curry: have mac and cheese flavor it's endless
1:28:15
possibilities John Trident
1:28:19
John C Dvorak: well I'm just writing it I was my point was
1:28:21
that the you're completely ignoring because you're vaped up
1:28:23
Adam Curry: try this. I'm selling you the name of the GM
1:28:25
trident.
1:28:27
John C Dvorak: No it was not try didn't try this that ladder did
1:28:30
that came later tried. It's a GM you can get today. This other GM
1:28:34
chloro something which was green Pez like gum. Was is no longer
1:28:42
available. I haven't seen it for years.
1:28:44
Adam Curry: Xylitol, xylitol?
1:28:47
John C Dvorak: No, Xylitol is a sugar
1:28:49
Adam Curry: substitute. Right, right. I don't remember what the
1:28:54
one you're talking about.
1:28:55
John C Dvorak: The most I would think somebody in rats. Clarets?
1:28:59
There you go. Somebody's got a clue. Yeah. That person in the
1:29:03
troll room. That
1:29:05
Adam Curry: person is a non 75605
1:29:11
Unknown: WebDriver you were
1:29:14
John C Dvorak: too lazy to change your anon.
1:29:19
Adam Curry: But seriously, I mean, I don't want to pass up
1:29:22
this this dynamite opportunity for us.
1:29:25
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I think going into the chewing gum
1:29:27
business is just really chewing away anyways. We chat. Yeah.
1:29:32
Adam Curry: But it could help you lose weight.
1:29:35
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Well, I think people should get back to
1:29:38
nobody chews gum anymore.
1:29:40
Adam Curry: Why is that? They probably didn't want us to chew
1:29:44
it because they knew they were coming out with ozempic
1:29:46
John C Dvorak: Oh, now you're talking now. Now your second
1:29:49
half of shows there.
1:29:52
Unknown: That's a good one. Now.
1:29:54
Adam Curry: I know they got rid of it because of its health
1:29:56
benefits. We can't have that I'd like to world order now
1:30:01
available on mac and cheese flavor.
1:30:05
John C Dvorak: Anyway, doing mac and cheese gum
1:30:07
Adam Curry: here's the here's the Amazon thing
1:30:10
Unknown: oh who used the weight loss drug zet bound may now have
1:30:14
it available to order on Amazon manufacturer Eli Lilly is
1:30:17
actually partnering with the E commerce giant to help patients
1:30:21
receive free and fast delivery of medications as well as 24/7
1:30:26
access to pharmacist. Now it's all part of Eli Lilly's new Eli
1:30:30
direct program back in November, the FDA actually approves that
1:30:33
found as a weight loss treatment.
1:30:36
Adam Curry: The Amazon boom, delivered right to your house.
1:30:39
John C Dvorak: You talk to us disgusting what you just played.
1:30:42
Yeah,
1:30:43
Adam Curry: this is where it's headed.
1:30:45
John C Dvorak: Get this is our medical system is currently in
1:30:48
play, which is
1:30:49
Adam Curry: why I care which is why I think we need to get on
1:30:52
the train. No agenda, no, no agenda, no weight gain. All
1:30:59
healthy. Two world government GM, we just called GM to double
1:31:05
M GM. Anyway, I was I got excited. You're not as excited
1:31:11
as I am. I got excited by the idea of us. I think this is a
1:31:15
great find.
1:31:17
John C Dvorak: I'll look into the processing and who can make
1:31:21
the gum for us and distribution issues. Yeah.
1:31:26
Adam Curry: Freddie the firewall gum and there's all kinds of
1:31:28
ideas. We can have it for kids. We need it for kids. Actually.
1:31:34
Kids lose weight. Hey, you, fatty lose weight. John Uncle
1:31:39
John Adams says it's great. I mean, yeah, it writes itself on
1:31:43
the show. Right? Yeah, we'll have to sell it on the show.
1:31:47
That's how we exit
1:31:49
John C Dvorak: way you want to go here. I
1:31:51
Adam Curry: want to finish up. I have a couple more. Two more
1:31:53
things on Biden, because, you know, he's he said a big boo
1:31:57
boo. And yeah, he did. He said he says shocking. He said
1:32:01
illegal. You know, he said illegal about the you know,
1:32:04
John C Dvorak: there was a big that they carried over the
1:32:06
weekend. We covered that on Sundance,
1:32:08
Adam Curry: MSNBC, Jonathan Capehart. Your boy, Mr.
1:32:11
Hutchins, have said that.
1:32:14
Unknown: Your guy, Mr. President is great to see you again. Thank
1:32:17
you. So that was one hell of a speech you gave. It's there's
1:32:22
three specific areas there. The first one being, you know,
1:32:25
notice the look of surprise on your face when you walked into
1:32:28
the chamber. And you saw Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor
1:32:30
Greene. It was priceless. You've been shocked at seeing her. But
1:32:35
during your response to her heckling of you you use the word
1:32:39
illegal when talking about the man who allegedly killed Riley
1:32:44
undocumented
1:32:45
first, and I shouldn't have used the league as undocumented. And
1:32:49
look, when I spoke about the different feature in Trump. I
1:32:52
mean, one of the things I talked about in the border was his way
1:32:56
he talks about vermin the way he talks about these people
1:32:58
polluting the blood. I talked about what I'm not going to do
1:33:01
what I won't do, I'm not going to treat any, any any of these
1:33:05
people with disrespect. Look, they're built the country. The
1:33:08
reason our economy is growing. We have to control the border
1:33:11
and more orderly flow, but I don't share it with you at all.
1:33:15
So you regret using that word. Yes.
1:33:18
Adam Curry: These people built our country. In case you didn't
1:33:22
know that, well,
1:33:23
John C Dvorak: this okay. Part went out of his way to say you
1:33:26
so you he's shaming him? Yes. Yeah. Because he wants Trump to
1:33:29
waving him on the spot saying you regret using the word
1:33:33
illegal. We don't allow that here at The Washington Post,
1:33:37
where I work. We can't say that it's newcomers what he wanted to
1:33:41
say. Here's
1:33:41
Adam Curry: the follow up.
1:33:42
Unknown: And Brendan, we also heard President Biden saying and
1:33:45
owning the fact that he made a mistake by using the word
1:33:47
illegal that he regrets using that term. But already the Trump
1:33:52
camp responding to K parts Jonathan Kaye parts interview
1:33:55
with President Biden saying, quote, that Biden is tone deaf
1:33:59
for walking back his use of the word illegal, your thoughts
1:34:02
about whether or not it makes sense for President Biden to own
1:34:04
up to what he said? It
1:34:06
might make sense given where the President is politically within
1:34:09
his own party. I think that it was a huge mistake to walk that
1:34:12
back right now honestly, it just shows incredible weakness. This,
1:34:17
let's understand the context here. This is a person who
1:34:21
killed an innocent 22 year old woman who was out for a jog. The
1:34:25
president here just said the person was undocumented. They
1:34:27
weren't undocumented. They had actually been arrested several
1:34:29
times. We knew that he was free, and had been arrested for other
1:34:33
things. This should have been a moment where he could have stood
1:34:35
up to his own party and said, Look, I regret saying illegal I
1:34:39
should have said something worse about this person. And I think
1:34:41
this is going to be used against him significantly. I understand
1:34:45
the politics on the left about language and immigration. I
1:34:48
totally get it. I understand why he did this. But I thought that
1:34:51
was actually a great moment in the State of the Union resort
1:34:54
and reminding people why people in the middle elected him in the
1:34:57
first place that is sort of a middle of the rode Democrats not
1:35:01
owned by the activist last and I think that's really
1:35:04
disappointing that he couldn't use stronger words for someone
1:35:06
who just killed an innocent woman. Whoa.
1:35:09
Adam Curry: MSNBC who knew that's weird. Hey, maybe we can
1:35:14
get in on the climate change if we use like cricket flour and
1:35:18
we'll say that this by chewing his gum you fight climate change
1:35:21
and obesity.
1:35:24
John C Dvorak: I don't want cricket powder in my gum.
1:35:28
Adam Curry: Think marketing man.
1:35:30
John C Dvorak: So we go back to these insults here. Did you see
1:35:33
Nancy mace on the Stephanopoulos show when
1:35:37
Adam Curry: I heard about it? No, I only heard about she was I
1:35:40
had the red victim.
1:35:43
John C Dvorak: I have the clip and here's I'm going to preface
1:35:45
with what you're going to hear. Nancy Mace was a rape victim and
1:35:52
stepping off on this brought her on the show for I don't know
1:35:55
why. I think to get her to not like Trump because Trump was
1:36:00
found guilty innocent in the civil court of, of sexual
1:36:05
whatever she did to that crazy hippie woman whose name is
1:36:10
eluding arrow, Gene II Carol,
1:36:13
Adam Curry: Jeanne Carol
1:36:14
John C Dvorak: So he's going to bring her in, he started and she
1:36:18
throws back at him that as far as she's concerned, he is
1:36:23
shaming her. And at that point because we should believe women
1:36:28
who was Nancy mais again, Nancy Mason's that kind of she's kind
1:36:32
of the attractive congresswoman's got this. She's
1:36:36
got the she's got that Shriver Look, she's got the big jaw. Oh,
1:36:43
yes.
1:36:43
Adam Curry: Sharp, sharp face.
1:36:45
Unknown: Maria's face sharp. Yes, yes.
1:36:47
John C Dvorak: Okay. With that woman that was married to net
1:36:51
Adam Curry: worths? Why was she even on Stephanopoulos for
1:36:55
John C Dvorak: this reason? So he could grill her and say,
1:36:57
Well, you're a victim of rape, you know, how can you support
1:37:00
Trump? That was the basis. Yeah, she called him out on it. He
1:37:04
wouldn't give in and I have the clip. And it goes on forever. He
1:37:09
never apologizes never acknowledges anything. He just
1:37:13
keeps grilling her. This is the most, I think this should be the
1:37:16
end of this guy. You've
1:37:18
Unknown: endorsed Donald Trump for president, judges in two
1:37:21
separate juries and found him liable for rape and for defaming
1:37:24
the victim of that rape. How do you square your endorsement of
1:37:27
Donald Trump with the testimony we just saw? Well,
1:37:30
I will tell you I was raped at the age of 16. And any rape
1:37:35
victim will tell you I've lived for 30 years with a an
1:37:38
incredible amount of shame over being raped that didn't come
1:37:41
forward because of that judgment and shame that I felt and it's a
1:37:46
shame that you will never feel George and I'm not going to sit
1:37:49
here on your show and be asked a question meant to shame me about
1:37:54
another potential rape victim. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna do
1:37:57
that. So it's
1:37:57
actually not about shaming you. It's a question about No, you
1:37:59
are shaming you've endorsed Donald Trump for President
1:38:02
Donald Trump has been found liable for rape by a jury.
1:38:05
Donald Trump has been found liable for defaming the victim
1:38:08
of that rape by a jury it's been affirmed by a judge and we've
1:38:12
repeated them
1:38:13
in a court case number one, number two, I live with shame.
1:38:18
And you're asking me a question about my political choices
1:38:21
trying to shame me as a rape victim. I find it disgusting and
1:38:24
quite frankly, ageing Carol's comments when she did get the
1:38:28
judgment joking about what she was going to buy. It doesn't it
1:38:32
makes it harder for women to come forward when they make a
1:38:34
mockery out of rape when they joke about it doesn't come
1:38:39
forward when they it makes it harder when other women joke
1:38:42
about it and she's joked about it I find it offensive and I
1:38:45
also find it offensive that you're trying to shame me with
1:38:47
this question.
1:38:47
I'm not trying to show you our own fact I hotel with
1:38:49
this for 30 years
1:39:02
Okay, I got it. This was this was a civil war and by the way,
1:39:06
she joked about the judgment and what she was going to do with
1:39:09
all that money and I find that offensive asking a rape victim
1:39:13
who has been shamed for years now because of her rape. You're
1:39:15
trying to shame me again my asked me
1:39:18
you've repeated that again. I think it's offensive as a woman
1:39:21
I find her I find it offensive I political
1:39:32
Adam Curry: wow, I had not seen that clip.
1:39:37
John C Dvorak: was unbelievable. He just would not let up and he
1:39:40
wouldn't apologize. It was it was very offensive to her and
1:39:44
she kept saying so saying get off the track. I guess he had
1:39:48
nothing else to talk about. Yeah, it was very strange to
1:39:52
watch I
1:39:53
Adam Curry: saw I saw several several women respond to it
1:39:56
online saying you know Stephanopoulos man you're out of
1:39:59
control. But this is all part of branding Trump is a rapist even
1:40:04
though the jury did not say that.
1:40:08
John C Dvorak: As far as I know, they didn't she makes that
1:40:09
point. Especially during that 10 minutes that I sped up. Yeah.
1:40:18
Adam Curry: Can I throw a few names at ya? Slender mint. Who?
1:40:24
Slender mint.
1:40:26
John C Dvorak: Slow your back on the GM can't get weight wise.
1:40:30
Adam Curry: I'm just coming up with some ideas here man.
1:40:33
John C Dvorak: Like bro, you're the first one slender mint. I
1:40:35
love you like
1:40:36
Adam Curry: slender mint. Yeah. Slimming sensation. No, I think
1:40:40
Slenderman Yeah, I'm just working on it. Trim taste. Okay,
1:40:48
I'm serious. I think there's something here is doable. Yeah.
1:40:52
I mean, it's, it's just gone. I mean, you can any factory can
1:40:55
make gum. When I was a kid. There was a Wrigley's factory. I
1:41:01
think they mainly made like the really cheap spearmint or
1:41:07
something that came in little, little package that double meant
1:41:10
no, no, it was like Chiclets. It was in Europe, in Holland. Oh,
1:41:15
in Europe, and they used to throw irregular stuff out in the
1:41:19
back. And then we'd go and get that bags, full bags full of it,
1:41:23
and we sell it a school.
1:41:26
John C Dvorak: And it was great. Yeah, you were that was a very
1:41:28
smart thing to do. That reminds me the story. I've told it
1:41:31
before about the when I was Inspector and I was at the
1:41:34
mother's cookie factory. And so we're which is by the way, if
1:41:40
you can ever get into one of these cookie factories, or any
1:41:42
place where they're making this stuff, you can get it fresh
1:41:43
right out of the oven. It's like unbelievable. So I'm, we're
1:41:48
finishing up the tour with the foremen. And there's a bunch of
1:41:53
cookies going by. And there's a final inspection before they go
1:41:56
into the packaging arena. And there's all these people with
1:41:59
the little thing on their over their head, kind of a plastic
1:42:04
like that. And they're pulling out broken cookies and throwing
1:42:08
and just throwing them over their shoulders into a giant
1:42:11
bin. Yeah. And so I said, Wow, he said, What is it those giant
1:42:19
banana cookies? What did he do with that? Do they give them to
1:42:22
feed lots or they just feed them to cows? I mean, what they must
1:42:26
do something just tossing us the cookies. The guy says no, no,
1:42:29
no, no, no. He says there's a guy in Los Angeles that buys
1:42:33
them from us by the ton packages of men's in cellophane and puts
1:42:38
them in vending machines. And when the person gets the cookies
1:42:44
from the vending machines, they figure they got broken in the
1:42:46
machine. Wow. When they fell to the bottom, and I said oh my
1:42:51
god, that is a genius idea. And that's what you just described.
1:42:56
Yeah,
1:42:56
Adam Curry: yeah, we used to sell it. It was great. It was
1:42:59
good for and then they then they caught on to us.
1:43:01
John C Dvorak: Hey, Hey, kids, get out of the bin. Exactly.
1:43:06
Adam Curry: I'm gonna set you up. I know you have a three by
1:43:08
three. And I think that if you go back and look at the Red
1:43:11
Book. Throughout the history of the show, we have talked many
1:43:15
times about the several big rivalries CIA, FBI, CIA, DIA by
1:43:24
the way, thank you. To our producer there who has sent me
1:43:28
the DIA sweatshirt straight from the from the store. That
1:43:32
headquarters is very cool. Defense Intelligence Agency. I
1:43:35
love that sweatshirt. But also, Boeing versus Airbus. And it
1:43:42
sure seems like Boeing's on the losing side right now
1:43:46
Unknown: new concerns about quality control at Boeing. The
1:43:49
New York Times reports the company has failed 33 of the 89
1:43:53
audits the FAA conducted your panel blew off in mid flight on
1:43:57
this Alaska Airlines plane in January. Investigators later
1:44:00
found four bolts were missing. Following
1:44:03
the incident the FAA took immediate action to increase its
1:44:06
oversight activities, and we will continue to put safety
1:44:09
first the FAA also conducted 13 audits of Boeing Supplier spirit
1:44:14
Aerosystems seven reportedly resulted in a failing grade my
1:44:18
time say documents show the FAA observed mechanics and spirit
1:44:22
using a hotel key card to check a door seal and spirit mechanics
1:44:26
applied Dawn soap to a door seal is lubricant Boeing responding
1:44:30
overnight saying we continue to implement immediate changes and
1:44:34
develop a comprehensive action plan to strengthen safety and
1:44:37
quality. Transparency at every turn spirits is they'll address
1:44:41
the issue and continue efforts to improve safety with the goal
1:44:44
of zero defects. And safety officials around the world are
1:44:47
looking into the terrifying incident yesterday where 50
1:44:50
passengers were injured on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner over
1:44:54
Australia. The airline saying the plane experienced a strong
1:44:57
shake and blames a technical event for The dramatic loss of
1:45:01
altitude Meanwhile, a Boeing whistleblower was found dead
1:45:04
Friday after an apparent suicide the body of 62 year old John
1:45:08
Barnett, a longtime Boeing employee and quality manager was
1:45:11
found in Charleston, South Carolina, where he was being
1:45:14
questioned in a case against Boeing. Barnett raised concerns
1:45:18
about production standards, telling the BBC in 2019 that
1:45:21
workers deliberately used faulty parts Boeing denied his claims.
1:45:26
Adam Curry: Well, is that a setup or what?
1:45:30
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this is interesting. This is getting
1:45:33
more interesting by the minute. All right, let me
1:45:35
Adam Curry: play the jingle now. It's time for a three by three.
1:45:38
It's better on that five JC what are we doing with hearing
1:45:41
stories from ABC CBS The Neverending Story of the day the
1:45:49
big news John takes a look at all of the different headline
1:45:52
news stories from the big three networks and Rosemont and a
1:45:55
three by three so we can compare and see if they get the news
1:45:57
from the same place if there's a narrative or what is going on in
1:46:00
your news media controlled world.
1:46:05
John C Dvorak: Let's start with ABC. Tonight a Boeing
1:46:07
whistleblower now dead from an apparent suicide only days after
1:46:11
his lawyer says he'd been deposed. John Barnett worked for
1:46:14
Boeing for 32 years and was involved in a lawsuit alleging
1:46:18
serious safety concerns with the 787 Dreamliner and retaliation
1:46:23
from the company. His lawyers say Barnett was in very good
1:46:26
spirits and we didn't see any indication he would take his own
1:46:30
life. But police in South Carolina say he died Saturday
1:46:33
from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. His body
1:46:37
found inside a car in a hotel parking lot. In January just
1:46:41
weeks after a door plug flew off and Alaska Airlines Boeing 737
1:46:45
Max nine Barnett spoke with TMZ live what
1:46:49
Unknown: we're seeing with the door plug blowout is what I've
1:46:54
seen with the rest airplane. As far as jobs not being completed
1:46:59
properly, inspection steps remain removed. issues being
1:47:05
ignored
1:47:06
John C Dvorak: since that incident a six week FAA review
1:47:08
of the Boeing production line has raised new concerns. New
1:47:12
York Times reporting Boeing failed 33 of 89 audits and
1:47:16
Boeing Supplier spirit
1:47:17
Unknown: Aerosystems, which builds the 737 max fuselage
1:47:21
failed more than half of its 13 audits.
1:47:24
As difficult and as painful these inspections are for Boeing
1:47:27
they will help them get back to basics to be able to begin to
1:47:30
earn the trust of the FAA and the flying public.
1:47:35
David Boeing says they are saddened by John Barnett's
1:47:37
passing but his attorneys say they're showing Yeah, they're
1:47:40
calling for a full police investigation into his death.
1:47:43
Adam Curry: Now just as an aside I mean let's just say that this
1:47:47
is this is a corporate battle I mean, and you know, and Airbus
1:47:54
industries and Boeing don't just make passenger jets they make a
1:47:57
lot of other stuff war stuff mainly. So that's not to be
1:48:01
underestimated. Especially when a lot of big contracts are
1:48:04
coming up for China you know, to make Boeing look extra bad by
1:48:10
killing some dude and by the way, adding two hot tubs and
1:48:15
small aircraft eating lunch in your pickup truck is now a bad
1:48:18
idea if you're in a court case you may What's it too though
1:48:22
them to kill a gun
1:48:23
John C Dvorak: right in the middle of your writing to say
1:48:25
you know I think I'm gonna shoot myself right here in the middle
1:48:27
of this meal.
1:48:30
Adam Curry: I wouldn't put it past them. This is in the in the
1:48:33
world of big business this is nothing
1:48:36
John C Dvorak: that's billions of dollars involved and big
1:48:38
bonuses to billions yeah and being a big bonuses for the seat
1:48:42
for the executives. It makes it way too much money it
1:48:45
Adam Curry: was a meal to die for. I tell you it was so good.
1:48:48
Sandwich. Sorry,
1:48:50
John C Dvorak: well ABC so ABC sets it up. So they start with
1:48:53
the suicide as as the lead Oh, and then they move on to the
1:48:57
details and I thought that was a very interesting structure. 33
1:49:01
Adam Curry: is annoying. I mean, there's too much at 33 is
1:49:03
John C Dvorak: annoying. So NBC Here we go.
1:49:05
Unknown: The focus for investigators that terrifying
1:49:07
nosedive off New Zealand that injured dozens passenger say the
1:49:11
lead time pilot claimed he suddenly lost control of the
1:49:14
Boeing 787 When the flight data computers went dark and 2016 the
1:49:19
FAA issued an airworthiness directive for the 787 warning
1:49:24
that if the flight control computers are not reset every 22
1:49:27
days that could shut themselves down, which could result in
1:49:31
flight controls that don't respond and a temporary loss of
1:49:35
controllability. Meanwhile, two months since that mid air max
1:49:38
nine emergency Sources close to the investigation, say Boeing
1:49:42
has failed 33 of 89 Faa audits, the FAA confirming it identified
1:49:48
noncompliance issues in Boeing's manufacturing process control
1:49:52
parts handling and storage and product control in an email
1:49:56
Boeing's chief of commercial planes today called on every
1:49:59
employee Well ye to precisely follow every step of our
1:50:02
manufacturing procedures and processes. While in South
1:50:06
Carolina, a coroner says former Boeing whistleblower John
1:50:10
Barnett took his own life before his upcoming trial against the
1:50:14
company in 2019. Barnett told NBC News Boeing was putting
1:50:18
profits ahead of safety
1:50:20
from day one, it's just all been about schedule and hurry up and
1:50:24
just get it done push planes out.
1:50:26
In a statement Boeing says we are saddened by Mr. Barnett's
1:50:29
passing, and our thoughts are with his family and friends.
1:50:32
under intense scrutiny, the company today called on every
1:50:35
employee to be on the lookout for safety or quality issues,
1:50:39
and speak up.
1:50:40
Adam Curry: I'm impressed by this report. I and I've been
1:50:44
obviously looking at this lanten. airliner, triple seven
1:50:50
issue was seven 787 or triple seven doesn't matter. It was at
1:50:55
seven. Nothing more scary in a fly by wire type situation where
1:51:01
you barely have any steam gauges anymore if all of your
1:51:04
instrumentation goes out. And let's just say that you're, you
1:51:09
know, that means autopilot because there's clearly an
1:51:11
autopilot mode at that moment. If everything shuts off your
1:51:15
servos all that and the plane is out of trim. I mean, you could
1:51:19
immediately see that drop, but then it's a little suspicious.
1:51:24
What Oh, it it went off and came back on. These things take time
1:51:28
to boot up. It's at least 20 to 30 seconds. But then I hear and
1:51:32
this was new, that you've got to jiggle the handle every 21 days.
1:51:38
What is this?
1:51:40
John C Dvorak: Reminds me of you know, memory, whatever. They
1:51:42
have memory leaks and all these Yeah, regular pieces where you
1:51:46
hey, we're rebooting the router. You remember we were doing
1:51:51
Adam Curry: I got bufferbloat gotta
1:51:53
John C Dvorak: reboot the router. Oh, and it works fine.
1:51:55
Now. What? What was going on that it wasn't working? You
1:51:59
know, the routers going every day and then all of a sudden,
1:52:02
you got to reboot a huge revision. You always said that.
1:52:04
reboot the router.
1:52:06
Adam Curry: Yeah, and sometimes Bucha router. Why? And sometimes
1:52:09
it helped. There was bufferbloat No, it was helping every time.
1:52:12
Yeah. bufferbloat. But this? Do you know,
1:52:15
John C Dvorak: that's what it was? Yeah, that's what we called
1:52:17
it. bufferbloat that's what we called it. We don't know what it
1:52:20
was. We weren't flying
1:52:22
Adam Curry: a 787. Okay, the show is important, but not that
1:52:25
important. So you know, it clearly. This is this is
1:52:30
John C Dvorak: the kind of thing we have nowadays learn to code.
1:52:33
Everything's
1:52:35
Adam Curry: not even coding. It's some kid who builds it
1:52:40
anymore. My craft. Oh, I have a clip about that in a moment.
1:52:44
Actually, I have a clip I have a clip for you. I won't play well.
1:52:46
John C Dvorak: Before we do that. Let's listen to the CBS
1:52:48
version of the same report now yours do you have the most
1:52:51
reliable versions.
1:52:54
Unknown: After the dramatic mid air blowout of a door panel in
1:52:57
January, the FAA launched an audit of Boeing 737 production
1:53:02
process, Boeing failed 33 of 89 sections, including one dealing
1:53:07
with the same type of door panel. The FAA also found 97
1:53:11
incidents of alleged noncompliance the most common
1:53:14
was failing to follow Boeing's own standards and practices. The
1:53:18
audit comes as Boeing admitted to lawmakers last week it cannot
1:53:21
find paperwork documenting repairs performed on that Alaska
1:53:25
Airlines door panel saying it is likely that it was never
1:53:28
created. The NTSB investigation indicates the bolts holding that
1:53:32
door in place were not reinstalled. FAA also looked at
1:53:36
supplier spirit Aerosystems which makes the body of the 737
1:53:39
max. The company failed seven of 13 sections of that audit
1:53:43
inspectors flagged workers using a hotel key card to check a door
1:53:47
seal and Dawn dish soap as a lubricant. Boeing is planning to
1:53:51
comment on this DOJ investigation. But if
1:53:54
investigators where to find wrongdoing Boeing could
1:53:57
potentially face criminal charges. And they're already
1:53:59
facing a number of lawsuits from that Alaska Airlines incident
1:54:02
one seeking a billion dollars Nora
1:54:05
Chris I also want to ask you about this Boeing whistleblower
1:54:09
that was found dead in his car. What
1:54:11
do we know about that John Barnett was set to sit for a
1:54:15
deposition in a defamation case he had brought against Boeing
1:54:18
when he was found dead in his truck. The coroner in South
1:54:21
Carolina says it appears to be due to a self inflicted gunshot
1:54:24
wound. His attorneys are calling on the local police to fully
1:54:27
investigate what happened or
1:54:29
Adam Curry: Oh yeah, I'd forgotten the Dawn dish soap
1:54:31
that is beautiful. By the way, Dawn dish soap is used around
1:54:37
hill country for a number of things. It's
1:54:40
John C Dvorak: very it's yeah, I can see that. We have very
1:54:44
amazing surfactants an
1:54:45
Adam Curry: amazing product we use if you mix it with distilled
1:54:49
white vinegar and some what's the stuff you throw in the
1:54:54
bathtub? The salt, the Epsom salt and salt Yeah, if you mix
1:54:59
that It is a fantastic weed killer. So you don't get you
1:55:04
don't get your glyphosate leaking into the ground. Oh,
1:55:08
it's everyone used it here. And Dawn dish soap just by itself
1:55:13
diluted with a little bit of white vinegar, distilled white
1:55:17
vinegar. You You pour that into the red anthill kills him, which
1:55:23
is a very good word. And he'll, oh my god, we have red ants
1:55:28
around here for the summer air. And you do not repeat do not
1:55:32
want to step on a red ant hill.
1:55:35
John C Dvorak: I wouldn't think so. It's, I mean, but a day high
1:55:37
up in the air.
1:55:39
Adam Curry: About fire ants. I'm sorry, not red ants, fire ants.
1:55:43
John C Dvorak: What's different? And yes, I'm
1:55:44
Adam Curry: sorry, the fire ant. I said Red Hat.
1:55:46
John C Dvorak: Don't they make big hills, you can pretty hard
1:55:48
to step on one.
1:55:50
Adam Curry: Not if you're not looking. I mean, they're
1:55:52
everywhere. You could you could be used, you could be standing
1:55:55
in one and all of a sudden, oh, and then if they're climbing up
1:55:58
your your ankle, they'll bite you right away. And those things
1:56:02
they,
1:56:02
John C Dvorak: they they call a fire and a scar.
1:56:05
Adam Curry: I mean, I've scarring on my hand from one
1:56:07
time, I put my at a cocktail glass and I put it down on the
1:56:11
ground and we're chatting away. And I hadn't seen that all these
1:56:14
fire ants had walked up onto my class because it was sugar
1:56:18
sugary stuff in it. I pick it up and all sudden they're on my
1:56:21
hand and they I brushed them off, and they'd already beat me.
1:56:24
I still have scars. From the fire. No bite. Wow. Yeah.
1:56:31
Anyway, so Dawn soap. Another thing if you've got red wasps,
1:56:38
you can just put it into a spray bottle. And you can put it on
1:56:41
stream and you can just sit there and just zap them from a
1:56:46
distance. Don't you have to get that red
1:56:47
John C Dvorak: wasp? Yes. Yes. What's a red wasp?
1:56:51
Adam Curry: You do not want to mess with the red wasp.
1:56:55
John C Dvorak: You're living in Australia.
1:56:57
Adam Curry: Hey, man. It's the Hill Country baby. No mess
1:57:01
around. Anyway. Yeah, I think this is I think this is
1:57:08
industrial warfare. And they're just going now they're just
1:57:12
hitting Boeing as hard as they can. There's got to be I mean,
1:57:16
there's big contracts at play here. And you know, they've got
1:57:20
a hidden camera footage of Boeing employees saying I
1:57:23
wouldn't fly on those planes. Now we are we do drugs. We do
1:57:28
coke regarding the air in the in the parking lot and smoke some
1:57:31
we did lunch. Have you seen those? Oh, yeah. No, yeah. And I
1:57:39
saw a video of this. John Barnett. He did not look a guy
1:57:43
like a guy ready to kill himself. I mean, he seems he
1:57:47
seems pretty together.
1:57:49
John C Dvorak: But if you were the Euro bus people, the Airbus
1:57:53
euro, the Euro bus guys, the euro. But wouldn't it be cool
1:57:57
that you'd be the guys to send a hitman out? Yes. Even worse.
1:58:01
Adam Curry: I mean, at first I was thinking, you know, it can
1:58:04
be really stressful a lawsuit, you know, especially if you're
1:58:08
fighting a big corporation, but then I saw the guy like, and I
1:58:11
saw him talking like Nah, no, no, this guy was killed. This
1:58:15
guy was kids horrible. But the but it's on man it's on. They're
1:58:20
out to to ruin Boeing and Boeing's not doing it's only
1:58:25
John C Dvorak: recently that cause this this war?
1:58:29
Adam Curry: Well, they have more of anything. I can only think of
1:58:31
military contracts. It's all military stuff. It's just the
1:58:36
whole military. Has all the ability care. I mean, the the I
1:58:41
mean, what is where does Boeing really make its money? It's not
1:58:44
just in, in passenger aircraft. That's a big part of it. But
1:58:50
that's not all. I mean, we don't they make jets too. They must
1:58:54
provide something for jets. They make
1:58:56
John C Dvorak: a lot of military gear. Yeah. Yeah. I still think
1:59:00
the bulk of their cash is made with the big jets. Well, that's
1:59:04
going to end because he says 7787 We know
1:59:08
Adam Curry: we know from our, from our Navy guys who are
1:59:11
retiring like I'm training for Airbus. I'm not gonna train for
1:59:15
Boeing. I'm training for air buses. Which is crazy because
1:59:20
they're plastic airplanes. Also is the 87 Yeah, well, there you
1:59:25
go. But 87 reboots. it
1:59:27
John C Dvorak: reboots out of the blue by the way only one
1:59:30
report add that that was a detail had
1:59:32
Adam Curry: not heard that. That was very interesting that you
1:59:35
have to do you have to reset it you have to reboot it every 21
1:59:39
days.
1:59:39
John C Dvorak: Come on. That's that's like restarting the
1:59:43
routers. I
1:59:44
Adam Curry: wonder what they don't have Garmin do they don't
1:59:46
have Garmin Let me see 787 avionics let me see I'm sure you
1:59:50
can get different packages, but
1:59:53
John C Dvorak: you can probably ordered various packages
1:59:55
Adam Curry: Rockwell Collins
1:59:58
John C Dvorak: Rockwell Collins. yeah
2:00:03
Adam Curry: yeah, Rocco Santa the Rockwell Collins. That looks
2:00:07
like the all of Rockwell Collins who owns a somewhat must be
2:00:12
owned by some bigger company. But that's all. It's all
2:00:14
military guys. Rockwell
2:00:15
John C Dvorak: owns it. I think Rockwell is a publicly traded,
2:00:19
big company.
2:00:20
Adam Curry: That mean that's not cool. And you can get Collins
2:00:23
aviation gear and your GA aircraft. This is not good. This
2:00:27
is not good at all. Anyway, I want to talk for a second about
2:00:30
programmers. Because there was no standby Everybody get ready
2:00:34
to leave us. It's an Africa report. Oh, no. But I've slyly
2:00:40
combined Africa with an artificial intelligence report.
2:00:44
AI
2:00:45
Unknown: tools like chat GPT work almost like magic, but
2:00:49
there's no quick trick for building them. 1000s of workers
2:00:53
like Richard have spent months filtering toxic content out of
2:00:57
the data used to train open AI after reviewing scenes of child
2:01:02
abuse investi ality he's been left traumatized. It's difficult
2:01:07
work and AI subcontractor employees are paid less than one
2:01:11
euro an hour. Richard ended up quitting. Richard and three
2:01:16
other moderators decided it was time for change. They filed a
2:01:21
petition in Parliament. With the help of this lawyer. She
2:01:24
believes they must act fast as a growing number of companies set
2:01:29
up in Nairobi. They were attracted by Kenyans fluency in
2:01:32
English and their quality education. In this school
2:01:36
children are learning how to code. Today's class is on self
2:01:40
driving cars. A growing number of Kenyan children are learning
2:01:44
digital skills. The young company Digi Finzi now offers
2:01:48
this course in 10 different schools, innovators that hope to
2:01:52
climb the ladder and become the brains behind the technologies
2:01:55
of tomorrow. Not just the cogs in an American machine.
2:02:00
Adam Curry: That's right so you thought you're going to lose
2:02:02
your job to AI are you losing your job to a Nigerian some
2:02:08
Nigerian school kid is programming your Rockwell
2:02:10
Collins Avi avionics,
2:02:12
John C Dvorak: but now she mentioned I should mention this.
2:02:16
Rockwell Collins, just so we know. So we're gonna have to get
2:02:20
a buddy's letters. The company was acquired by United
2:02:23
Technologies in 2018 and now operates as part of Collins
2:02:29
aerospace, the subsidy, a subsidiary of the RT X
2:02:33
Corporation, formerly Raytheon. So it boils down to Raytheon.
2:02:39
Yeah, it always does.
2:02:43
Adam Curry: Meanwhile, speaking of AI, we have a new bill called
2:02:49
the Defiance act. This may be part of the Swift opera setup. I
2:02:54
Unknown: know we're all little just distraught about the
2:02:56
situation and we don't know how to handle it. Stevie
2:02:59
highter, a sophomore at Richmond Burton High School found out
2:03:02
Tuesday, there were disturbing photos of her circulating I felt
2:03:06
really violated and it was just really gross. To see it. This
2:03:09
was
2:03:10
the picture a fellow student is accused of altering using AI
2:03:13
technology using her face but swapping a nude body. A
2:03:18
lot of them were just like photos with friends from like
2:03:21
birthday party outings, there was a lot of homecoming and
2:03:24
prom. In this context, there's
2:03:26
definitely a need for quick actions the potential for harm
2:03:30
is, is great.
2:03:32
In the world of AI, there are video and photo swapping apps
2:03:36
that have come under fire, where a user can even crop someone's
2:03:39
face into an adult video creating pornographic images of
2:03:43
people without their consent. At the federal level. Congress is
2:03:47
currently considering legislation called the Defiance
2:03:50
act that would better regulate the AI world and deep fakes. And
2:03:54
this is really disturbing to their entire careers moving
2:03:58
forward in life college applications they're worried
2:04:00
about, they're worried about what if they do something
2:04:02
professional in the future in these images surface? That's
2:04:06
really scary for them
2:04:08
to take a psychological toll on victims. Since the technology is
2:04:12
so new, the law isn't clear cut. If a fake body attached to a
2:04:17
miner's photo is considered illegal
2:04:20
to me it falls right into child pornography. And that's exactly
2:04:23
in my opinion what it is I think it's creating it. I think it's
2:04:26
distributing it, I think that it should be, you know, charged
2:04:30
accordingly in my opinion.
2:04:32
Adam Curry: So the Defiance Act is an Act from Durbin, Graham
2:04:36
Klobuchar Hawley and an act to hold accountable those
2:04:44
responsible for the proliferation of non consensual
2:04:46
sexually explicit, deep fake images and videos. How about
2:04:50
this? How about you tell your kids not to put stuff online?
2:04:54
How about that? Yeah, how about some education here, just don't
2:04:59
post off You can't you can't legislate this
2:05:08
John C Dvorak: Well, it all will lead to identification. That's
2:05:14
what has to be in these bills.
2:05:15
Adam Curry: Well, this is what I keep telling you. But that is
2:05:18
that is the end game is always going to be ID to have an
2:05:25
account
2:05:29
John C Dvorak: that you can it's gonna take decades, there's
2:05:31
still too many workarounds. Now there's
2:05:35
Adam Curry: workarounds. I didn't say it would work. This
2:05:38
is why don't understand why why we're not on the same page with
2:05:42
this. Just because it doesn't work doesn't mean that we won't
2:05:46
have the legislation that you'd love to have everybody have an
2:05:49
ID. Ie identify all this stuff. They want it, they want it. They
2:05:55
love it. Yes, we need more of that. I don't understand why you
2:06:03
keep saying there's workarounds. Of course there's workarounds.
2:06:06
John C Dvorak: But what do I keep saying? Well, you don't
2:06:08
understand why I'm saying it.
2:06:11
Adam Curry: No, I don't because I'm not looking for a fix. I'm
2:06:14
looking for the government to do something evil. They just want
2:06:18
to have us all
2:06:19
John C Dvorak: why can I say that? There's workarounds if it
2:06:22
offends you so much. Because
2:06:24
Adam Curry: you you yourself was the guy you were doing a big
2:06:27
expos a a big write up about digital ID and then it just one
2:06:30
away and you keep saying there's workarounds? I thought that you
2:06:34
were writing a book about it. But why are we not writing a
2:06:40
book about it? So your writing is
2:06:41
John C Dvorak: a dream? It was a red book was very
2:06:45
Adam Curry: vivid, man. It was super vivid. Yeah.
2:06:50
John C Dvorak: Yes. Oh, by the way that says you're talking
2:06:52
about software this might as well go to the big boys, the
2:06:54
guys who know what they're doing with software. Let's play the
2:06:57
ransomware clips. Oh,
2:06:58
Adam Curry: yeah, this is getting better.
2:07:00
Unknown: The healthcare industry is still struggling to overcome
2:07:03
a February cyber attack that hit the IT company change
2:07:06
healthcare. The group behind the attack is part of a
2:07:09
professionalized ecosystem that profits off company's digital
2:07:13
security failings. And Paris Jenna McLaughlin reports.
2:07:17
On Wednesday, February 21, a relatively unknown IT company
2:07:21
called change healthcare announced it was the victim of a
2:07:24
cyber attack. The group of hackers behind it who go by the
2:07:27
name black hat, demanded a ransom of $22 million to return
2:07:31
the company's data. The hack was devastating. While change
2:07:35
healthcare isn't a household name. It plays a central role in
2:07:38
verifying and processing payments between insurance
2:07:40
companies and providers right now. According to a source with
2:07:44
knowledge of the situation. The company is still struggling to
2:07:47
bring basic functionalities back online. troublingly change
2:07:50
healthcare has said it hopes to start restoring those services
2:07:53
next week. The response is ongoing but the breach provides
2:07:57
a window into how these criminal ransomware gangs operate.
2:08:00
Adam Curry: Who is this breathy lady
2:08:03
John C Dvorak: believe is some NPR reporter and she likes to
2:08:07
speak
2:08:07
Adam Curry: if I find the reporting very poor. I mean we
2:08:11
have no idea how much I mean it's still locked into a million
2:08:15
it's right in that part. Oh yeah. Okay, and what they didn't
2:08:18
say it was Bitcoin she missed all these opportunities,
2:08:21
John C Dvorak: but who cares they 22,000,022 millions but
2:08:23
Adam Curry: what they pay in rubles they should just pay it
2:08:26
get rid of it. Dude, you fix age did if you listen
2:08:29
John C Dvorak: to part two of the clip
2:08:30
Unknown: rom elbowing the CEO of cybersecurity companies Signia,
2:08:34
has trashed black hat for years. Here's how he describes them.
2:08:37
What
2:08:38
makes them I would say unique is the viciousness if we can call
2:08:44
it of the attacks.
2:08:46
MobileMe says Blackhat sells its malicious code to affiliates
2:08:49
taking a cut of the profits. They even provide human
2:08:52
resources a platform to negotiate payments with victims
2:08:56
and a public leak site, the criminal ecosystem of ransomware
2:08:59
continues to thrive. That's partially because these groups
2:09:03
often live outside the reach of US law enforcement. A senior
2:09:06
Administration official tells NPR that many of these hackers
2:09:09
operate with impunity somewhere inside Russia, Black Hat emerged
2:09:12
out of the ashes of another group that might be familiar,
2:09:15
called Dark Side. In May 2021, that group attacked Colonial
2:09:20
Pipeline, leaving half the eastern seaboard without fuel
2:09:23
for days. At that time, ransomware groups were at least
2:09:26
publicly hesitant to target critical infrastructure. But all
2:09:29
that seems to have changed in recent years here. So Steve
2:09:33
Cagle, the CEO of the healthcare cybersecurity company, clear
2:09:36
water, described this shift in a briefing for the healthcare
2:09:39
industry in early March.
2:09:40
The other thing I'll mention about blackcat is this is an
2:09:42
organization that the FBI was able to, in some respects,
2:09:46
enforce, enforce seizure of their sites. They reemerged and
2:09:51
we reported a couple of months ago, they removed all
2:09:54
restrictions against against hospitals and practically
2:09:57
speaking encouraged their affiliates to go after hospital
2:10:00
wasn't raised their commission rate to 90%.
2:10:02
The FBI is annual internet crime report confirms that health care
2:10:05
and public health for the top sectors impacted by ransomware
2:10:08
in 2023. As for Blackhat, they actually received that $22
2:10:12
million ransom, presumably from change healthcare or its parent
2:10:16
company. The group then disappeared. So experts say it's
2:10:20
members are likely to rebrand and wreak havoc again, wait
2:10:23
Adam Curry: a minute, so have they did they give them the
2:10:25
unlock key?
2:10:29
John C Dvorak: The way they described it as they gave them
2:10:31
their data back.
2:10:35
Adam Curry: I have a report to you. Let me see if it brings us
2:10:38
some clarity here
2:10:39
Unknown: this morning. There's also some information about the
2:10:41
Department of Health and Human Services going to put change
2:10:45
health care on the operating table. Now, last month change
2:10:48
health care was hit with what the American Hospital
2:10:50
Association calls quote, the most significant and
2:10:53
consequential cyber attack on the US healthcare system in
2:10:57
American history and quote, now the insurance billing firm,
2:11:00
which is what that company does, is roughly involves roughly 1/3
2:11:06
of us patient records and the HHS will investigate into
2:11:10
whether change healthcare properly protected that data in
2:11:13
compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and
2:11:16
Accountability Act. But the impact actually goes beyond just
2:11:19
that cyber attack.
2:11:21
If you're looking at a copay discount card, you're probably
2:11:25
not going to be able to use that at this point in time until the
2:11:28
system is fixed.
2:11:30
A spokesperson for change healthcare and its parent
2:11:33
company UnitedHealth Group says that it will cooperate with the
2:11:37
HHS investigation. I
2:11:40
Adam Curry: don't know man, this made it worse. Yes. It sounds
2:11:43
like Klaus Schwab was right and
2:11:46
Unknown: improve preparedness for potential cyber pandemic.
2:11:51
Adam Curry: Yeah, maybe cyber pandemic. So
2:11:58
John C Dvorak: I don't know about you, but early days of
2:12:00
computing. In this, let's say mid 50s. On to the 70s or
2:12:08
microcomputers. Hey, yeah,
2:12:09
Adam Curry: I don't have any opinion on the
2:12:13
John C Dvorak: the normal procedure and you know, this,
2:12:16
the normal procedures you'd have complete, you wouldn't have
2:12:18
backups, you'd have archives. So you could Reese, you know, and
2:12:24
it will be done continually on tape. And you if you lost the
2:12:29
system, because everyone thought these things were going to work
2:12:31
very well. You could just re grab an archive from yesterday
2:12:36
and you set yourself back up. Yeah. Do any of that now, are
2:12:40
they just random backups or continuous backups are the kind
2:12:44
of backups that you have to assume the machine keeps
2:12:47
working? And I mean, why where's the backups on these things? The
2:12:52
guys pull down the system, they take all the errors just say
2:12:55
they erased all the disks. Shouldn't they be able to
2:12:58
company be able to reestablish using backup data, a backup and
2:13:04
a backup to that backup and backup to the backup to the
2:13:06
backup? Yeah.
2:13:08
Adam Curry: That's how it used to be? I don't know. Well, first
2:13:11
of all, I'm going to push back a little bit when we had to go and
2:13:14
get the tape that meant usually had to drive to the mountain.
2:13:18
You know, oh, man, he's got to get the tape. And it would take
2:13:21
48 It would take 48 hours to restore from tape. Restoring
2:13:25
from tape took a long time that it was but I don't know. I think
2:13:29
everything is Cloud Storage. Oh, just throw it in the cloud
2:13:33
incremental backups? I don't know. I really don't know. I
2:13:37
don't I think we've gotten to just such a cavalier attitude
2:13:41
about stuff. But this is this is Microsoft. I think Microsoft
2:13:44
stuff is just they just locking it all up. And no, there's
2:13:48
probably no good practices. There's too much data people
2:13:50
don't know how to handle it. I I suffer with our dudes named Ben.
2:13:56
This got to be incredibly difficult to manage at all. And
2:14:01
we and we really don't know if we're not getting good
2:14:03
information about what really happened. Maybe some guy just
2:14:06
screwed up and said I was ransomware and took 22 million.
2:14:10
You don't know
2:14:11
John C Dvorak: it'd be a swan smart guy you don't know.
2:14:14
Adam Curry: You really don't know. I have a couple of topics
2:14:17
to discuss. No,
2:14:19
Unknown: no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
2:14:23
trends.
2:14:25
Adam Curry: There's a lot of trends Maoism stuff popping up.
2:14:28
Want to make sure we talk about it. Just some headlines. Trans
2:14:32
women suicide rate doubles after vaginal vaginoplasty new study
2:14:38
finds. So the that one's off the table. Would you rather have a
2:14:45
dead son versus a living daughter? And this one is from
2:14:49
Gallup is disturbing. 30% of Gen Z women identify as LGBTQ 30%
2:14:59
Which Which to me proves that this is just, I just don't want
2:15:04
to feel out of place. I want to be a part of of the gang. And I
2:15:10
don't want to say I'm straight. And so you just throw in a queue
2:15:16
or I'm a B, I'm a queue. I'm a day then them. I got my
2:15:21
pronouns. So this I think it's coming to an end. I
2:15:24
John C Dvorak: have a feeling I have a feeling. You've been
2:15:26
saying this for weeks on end? Yeah, I
2:15:28
Adam Curry: feel it's coming. And then the big news is, is
2:15:31
there's a new GamerGate and since we kind of
2:15:36
John C Dvorak: will before you get off the topic you just
2:15:38
started I do have a clip for it, which is pretty blockers clip.
2:15:42
Adam Curry: The Gamergate is a part of it, but let's hear that.
2:15:45
Unknown: Alright, so some good news in the fight for medical
2:15:47
prudence. Britain's National Health Service, the NHS has
2:15:51
banned the use of puberty blockers for children who claim
2:15:54
to have gender dysphoria, while fewer than 100 children and
2:15:58
teens are currently on blockers in the UK, the number of young
2:16:01
people refer to NHS Gender Identity Development Services
2:16:06
has ballooned by more than 16 100% in a decade. For more on
2:16:11
this landmark decision and what it might mean here in Australia,
2:16:14
I'm joined by journalist Bernard Lane, who covers this topic so
2:16:17
well, for gender clinic news. Bernard joins me now, Bernard,
2:16:22
take us through this actual decision. What prompted it?
2:16:25
Well, Peter,
2:16:26
there's a few elements to it, first of all, an independent
2:16:30
expert review of the evidence for puberty blockers, which
2:16:34
found that the evidence was very weak and uncertain. We don't
2:16:38
know if they're safe. We don't know what effect they have. And
2:16:41
also, you mentioned the spike in patient numbers and the change
2:16:45
in the patient profile. Suddenly, a lot of teenage
2:16:49
girls, that's the background to it. And so the National Health
2:16:53
Service, England has decided that the puberty blockers should
2:16:58
no longer be offered as a routine treatment to young
2:17:02
people who are distressed about their gender. Instead, there'll
2:17:06
be non invasive, psychological and social interventions used
2:17:12
now that though they're closing down the Tavistock clinic,
2:17:15
finally on March 31, and through these new regional clinics,
2:17:20
which will take over the gender service, they will not be giving
2:17:26
puberty blockers as routine treatment. Yeah,
2:17:28
Adam Curry: so I saw this, this news. But
2:17:35
John C Dvorak: I should mention the guy that this goes on for a
2:17:37
while I didn't clip too much. But they mentioned that of all
2:17:42
the countries that are all jacked up about this and into
2:17:46
it. Australia makes us look like weak sisters. Oh, really? Yeah.
2:17:52
Australia's completely into it. Which brings in the idea that
2:17:56
there's a Maoist thing involved because because the Chinese are
2:17:59
very concerned about Australia, they, you know, they would their
2:18:02
sphere of influence and yeah, that's a good way sweet way to
2:18:05
go.
2:18:06
Adam Curry: They got the subs. So you know, non invasive
2:18:09
psychiatric help. I mean, does that mean they're going to jack
2:18:12
them up on drugs and other drugs? Like, you know,
2:18:16
John C Dvorak: it sounded like they tried to say counseling by
2:18:20
habit.
2:18:21
Adam Curry: And anti sad pills. Maybe? I don't know. The Wall
2:18:26
Street Journal had an interesting article. You
2:18:29
remember the the acronym dink? dinks?
2:18:33
John C Dvorak: Danke. Double income? No, kids. Yes. Yes.
2:18:36
Adam Curry: So and this is a big problem with and you know, my
2:18:39
stance is we need to, we need to have many more we need to be
2:18:42
making children unless you just want to open the borders because
2:18:46
that's that's the plan. If you don't have children, then then
2:18:50
you just better better expect that to happen. But dinks is no
2:18:55
longer the preferred term. The dinks preferred dyno which
2:19:00
stands for dual income no offspring because we can't say
2:19:04
kids I mean that that makes it to real dinky What do you think
2:19:13
that stands for?
2:19:17
John C Dvorak: Double Income No Kids yet.
2:19:18
Adam Curry: Oh, are you reading it now? Did you pick up How
2:19:22
about sinks,
2:19:24
John C Dvorak: sinks yes sinks single income no kid very
2:19:27
Adam Curry: good. And then my favorite dink wads?
2:19:31
John C Dvorak: That would be you know,
2:19:32
Adam Curry: double income. No kids with a dog didn't quads. I
2:19:38
just want I want to meet some Dean quad. I nailed it. He did.
2:19:42
Hey, we got kids.
2:19:46
John C Dvorak: Who don't have kids live in there. You got a
2:19:48
dog?
2:19:48
Adam Curry: Yeah, well, but they we have kids and we don't have
2:19:51
doubly and we don't have double income anymore. You know, Tina
2:19:55
has retired from corporate life.
2:19:57
John C Dvorak: Okay, so you'll say you'd be what was thinking?
2:20:00
Think, think Watch, watch.
2:20:04
Adam Curry: Someone just didn't quad just sounds like dickwad
2:20:07
just doesn't sound good. Anyway, I wanted to just mention the
2:20:11
GamerGate two seems to be happening. Because that's in my
2:20:15
mind. We missed a lot of that. And that's where a lot of this
2:20:18
we purposely missed it. Yeah, but it's it is I feel I've
2:20:22
always felt this part of the genesis of the bullying and a
2:20:26
lot of the DEI and the you know, it's not fair and women this and
2:20:31
men that and toxic masculinity. And so I just wanted to mention
2:20:35
because I saw it on on the mastodon, I saw someone talking
2:20:38
about sweet baby. And I was like, What is this sweet baby
2:20:42
thing? So Supposedly, the you know, and people, I don't know
2:20:48
anything about gaming, I'll say that upfront. But I do know
2:20:51
steam. Steam is kind of the gaming platform, you can get a
2:20:55
whole bunch of games there and people make games but the games
2:20:57
is all steam has games as steam. I think I have a Steam app at
2:21:02
one point for some virtual reality tests, which sucks. But
2:21:07
the sweet baby Inc, there's the apparently they're a consulting
2:21:11
firm who consult with games and game makers and and I make began
2:21:16
this wrong, but I think this is what happened. And they make
2:21:20
games that are all you know, that are appropriate. And you
2:21:23
know, they have women as the as the heroes and you know, there
2:21:27
were some LGBTQ whatever. Then sweet baby Inc is basically
2:21:32
woke. So some user on Steam made a playlist of all the woke games
2:21:40
that had been consulted by sweet baby Inc. and then and then the
2:21:44
sweet baby Inc, tried to get that user D platformed. And at
2:21:48
the end of it all, it's Trump's fault. That's basically what it
2:21:51
boils down to. And if there's anything else anyone wants to
2:21:55
email me about, let me know. Because I don't want to miss
2:21:59
Gamergate, too. I feel that we we did a disservice to the
2:22:02
producers by missing GamerGate the first time
2:22:06
John C Dvorak: we didn't miss, quote, midweek. We just ignored
2:22:10
it.
2:22:10
Adam Curry: We didn't understand it. I remember we didn't
2:22:12
understand I know
2:22:13
John C Dvorak: we're revisiting past history. I can always re
2:22:17
engineer it. Now. We didn't undress ability and
2:22:19
Adam Curry: understand. And then the last in, in this particular
2:22:23
episode of trans Maoism, the Daughters of the American
2:22:28
Revolution has now decided to allow trans women into into
2:22:35
their group. Wow. No. Wow, indeed.
2:22:41
Unknown: I mean, whoa.
2:22:46
Adam Curry: That surprised me. Yeah,
2:22:48
John C Dvorak: that's very subversive. Yeah. A lot of this
2:22:51
going on. Yeah. one bad apple gets in there. Next thing, you
2:22:55
know. Well, we
2:22:56
Adam Curry: have on that same track, we have another black
2:23:00
woman who is being D platformed. Or being blamed. Just as Moe
2:23:05
said, you watch. The black women who were crushed, pushed to the
2:23:10
forefront and are being blamed for everything and they're all
2:23:12
being taken down in our grand season of reveal. This is the
2:23:16
mayor of Dalton, Illinois.
2:23:18
Unknown: We've been reporting for months on controversies that
2:23:21
have clouded Mayor Tiffany vineyards administration of that
2:23:24
small South suburb, the mayor, her security detail and several
2:23:28
of her allies, went to Las Vegas last May to attend a conference
2:23:31
to lower retail business to town. Now we've obtained a
2:23:35
complaint filed with the Illinois Department of Human
2:23:37
Rights and which one of hundreds aides on that trip accuses a
2:23:41
trustee of a sexual encounter after she blacked out and had
2:23:44
been unable to provide consent. The woman says she later had
2:23:48
been fired after reporting the incident to the mayor and a
2:23:51
separate complaint filed with the Department of Human Rights
2:23:54
adult and police officer on the mayor security detail says he
2:23:59
had been demoted for coming forward to say the trustee
2:24:01
called and FaceTimed with him to brag about his sexual exploits.
2:24:06
We're not naming the trustee because he hasn't been charged
2:24:09
with a crime. But tonight he's telling WGN investigates the
2:24:12
woman's story is fabricated, and they simply tried to help her
2:24:16
while she was intoxicated and high on drugs. Trustee saying
2:24:20
outside investigators hired by the village cleared him of
2:24:22
wrongdoing. Mayor Hendricks publicist declined to comment.
2:24:25
The Department of Human Rights says it has not substantiated
2:24:28
these complaints but has started an investigation.
2:24:32
Adam Curry: It really is that the DEI stuff was falling apart
2:24:34
Boeing's being all the problems of Boeing are being blamed on
2:24:37
dei the problems that united being blamed on dei even though
2:24:42
it probably isn't that but when you virtue signal like the dude
2:24:46
in the dress at United what's his name the CEO
2:24:50
John C Dvorak: Oh cam KIRBY I think when when you
2:24:53
Adam Curry: virtue signal like that, you're gonna get blamed.
2:24:56
You're gonna get
2:24:57
John C Dvorak: by his to get Unitas yes United see what Go
2:25:00
back to that clip you just played. Okay. This is a small
2:25:03
town mayor. Yes. What is this small town mayor doing floating
2:25:08
around Vegas with a security detail living
2:25:12
Adam Curry: it up Baby.
2:25:14
John C Dvorak: Detail and is it finished off in the report? She
2:25:18
has a publicist? Yes, of course. What sort of small town mayor
2:25:23
has a publicist
2:25:24
Adam Curry: is beautiful. This beautiful by though I told you I
2:25:28
was a paying
2:25:28
John C Dvorak: the security detail and the publicist out of
2:25:31
public funds?
2:25:33
Adam Curry: Yes. Have they had the receipts and everything.
2:25:36
1000s of dollars for hotel rooms and meal. I know
2:25:39
John C Dvorak: what I'm talking about the publicist what it is.
2:25:43
It's just beyond me. But you know where they should go after
2:25:45
some of these women. They're abusive. They abused power.
2:25:50
Adam Curry: I'm not running for mayor anymore. I'm decided not
2:25:53
to watch. I know, I know. I'm disappointing. YOU. i
2:25:57
John C Dvorak: Yeah, you are.
2:25:58
Adam Curry: I took a look at what the mayor has to do. Like
2:26:02
John has a lot of meetings. I probably can be more effective
2:26:05
doing a podcast here.
2:26:07
John C Dvorak: How many meetings? Are we talking about
2:26:09
Adam Curry: all meetings. It's crazy. The amount of meetings.
2:26:12
It's like, I don't want
2:26:13
John C Dvorak: to be governors like when George W. Bush was
2:26:16
governor of Texas. He was only working two months out of the
2:26:20
entire year as governor. This
2:26:22
Adam Curry: is Fredericksburg, Texas. There's a lot going on
2:26:25
here. Then I don't want to deal with that. I want it to be
2:26:28
helpful to the community. I think I can do other things to
2:26:31
be helpful. I can be the the podcast,
2:26:34
John C Dvorak: the vape shop.
2:26:35
Adam Curry: There you go.
2:26:36
John C Dvorak: That's a meeting.
2:26:38
Adam Curry: Then one update on the Georgia issue speaking of
2:26:44
dei in law enforcement. Meanwhile,
2:26:47
Unknown: a Georgia judge today dismissed six charges in the
2:26:50
election interference case involving Mr. Trump saying they
2:26:53
were too vague, including a charge related to this phone
2:26:56
call where the former president pressured Georgia Secretary of
2:26:59
State
2:27:00
I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more that we
2:27:09
have
2:27:10
the judge left the door open for prosecutors to refile those
2:27:13
charges. Mr. Trump has pleaded
2:27:15
not guilty.
2:27:17
Adam Curry: This is all falling apart. That was kind of the core
2:27:22
of the whole Georgia thing. Wasn't that part
2:27:25
John C Dvorak: of it? I mean, the whole GA things falling
2:27:28
apart because Danny Willis, another black woman that you mo
2:27:32
would point out, they're going after because she's corrupt?
2:27:36
Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there's some of these. Some of these people
2:27:41
are simply corrupt. I'd say Letitia James in New York,
2:27:44
another black woman is corrupt. She's a corrupt person. Yeah.
2:27:49
And I added a new What does mo ever discuss why the dick? Is
2:27:54
it? black man's been passed over for corrupted black females in
2:27:58
certain positions on
2:27:59
Adam Curry: cash had noticed there's there's few black men in
2:28:02
any positions because black women, preferably black lesbian
2:28:07
women have been pushed to the forefront of everything of every
2:28:10
major movement. Black Lives Matter. Exactly.
2:28:15
John C Dvorak: It's absolutely true. But who's doing the
2:28:17
pushing Soros?
2:28:19
Adam Curry: Well, yes. Well, I mean, now it's no longer GEORGE
2:28:23
But Alex, but all I mean, this a huge organization. This. I mean,
2:28:28
just if you just look at the tentacles, the Soros Open
2:28:33
Society Institute has in Texas alone, it's crazy. There must be
2:28:40
40 or 50 Different people in school districts in DBAs
2:28:46
offices. It's real. It's unbelievable. This
2:28:50
John C Dvorak: is why as I wrote in a sub stat column, one of my
2:28:53
last that I wrote the divorce act as substack.com. We should
2:28:57
re Institute the now defunct a house on American Activities
2:29:01
Committee to look into this. Yeah, these are UnAmerican
2:29:05
Activities. Yes, yes. Corrupt black women. All over the place.
2:29:10
A
2:29:12
Adam Curry: friend of mine was telling me about Sloan
2:29:15
Kettering. That you know, Sloan Kettering is very racist. Like,
2:29:19
oh, yeah, we can't use that. We can't use that particular
2:29:24
company to outsource because they have too many men. Not
2:29:29
enough black people. And then they hired this woman who was
2:29:32
black woman who you know, oh, she's perfect for the job. And
2:29:36
she she couldn't do the job. She had to resign it's it's it's so
2:29:42
wrong for everybody. And hurts black women to wear specially I
2:29:48
should say. This just you know. I'm glad I'm glad. I think the
2:29:54
the airline thing is probably the best thing that could happen
2:29:56
for anti dei because you could talk about it a million times.
2:30:00
But when people are convinced that because of Dei, your
2:30:02
airline or your airplane is no longer safe, that makes a
2:30:07
difference. That stuff will stop. And it should just be
2:30:12
merit based. Hello. Yeah, anyway, one more like
2:30:18
John C Dvorak: Mark live in America.
2:30:22
Adam Curry: Great one. Did want to play one local story. Where's
2:30:27
it here? Local story? Because we have South by Southwest in
2:30:35
Austin, yes South by Southwest. It was really going well. I
2:30:41
mean, they were big names here this year and people were
2:30:44
digging it and it was it was kind of Yeah, I mean, I didn't
2:30:48
see any of it because any smart person stays away from Austin
2:30:52
during South By. But I was like, Well, it sounds like this was a
2:30:56
pretty good year for South by Southwest until it wasn't
2:31:00
Unknown: annual South by South Music Festival in Austin is
2:31:03
looking a lot different this year. Dozens of performers and
2:31:06
even speakers canceling their appearances all because of an
2:31:10
issue that goes far beyond the Austin City Limits. More than 60
2:31:14
bands are now boycotting because the festival is sponsored by the
2:31:17
US military department and also some defense companies. The
2:31:21
boycott is a move that some artists say shows solidarity
2:31:24
with Palestinians in Gaza. And as the US government continues
2:31:28
to support Israel in that ongoing conflict.
2:31:31
It was really hard decision to come to we kind of went back and
2:31:34
forth. I think that we're powerful together and that's
2:31:36
really clear.
2:31:37
Governor Greg Abbott reacted to the boycott on Social Media
2:31:41
Writing quote by don't come back. We are proud of the US
2:31:45
military in Texas if you don't like it don't come here. And
2:31:48
South by Southwest responded to the governor statements saying
2:31:52
it does not agree with Abbott adding quote, we have and will
2:31:56
continue to support human rights for all.
2:32:01
Adam Curry: Great, of course, we all we must also remember that
2:32:04
South by Southwest really started all of the lock downs of
2:32:08
everything in America. When they said we're canceling South by
2:32:13
that's when everything folded. They were the tipping point and
2:32:17
that was Adler our previous mayor in Austin. To those people
2:32:20
whatever happened to him, they went back to being a millionaire
2:32:24
real estate lawyer after all these cool deals.
2:32:28
John C Dvorak: My favorite Clip of the Day is the pot eating
2:32:31
rats.
2:32:35
Unknown: Thank goodness very cheap, and Kirkpatrick says rats
2:32:39
are getting in and eating drugs in the evidence room at NOPD
2:32:42
headquarters. It's just one of the reasons that she says they
2:32:45
need to find a new one Eleanor to bone is joining us live now
2:32:48
on what is prompting that move other than the obvious rats
2:32:52
eating evidence Eleanor Katie
2:32:55
rats, roaches, no AC broken elevators. The NRP headquarters
2:33:01
building here on Broad Street is decaying. That's why the city is
2:33:04
looking for a new space. A space where rats don't eat evidence.
2:33:10
The rat eating or marijuana they're all high.
2:33:14
You heard that right. rats eating marijuana from the
2:33:17
evidence room in OPD chief and Kirkpatrick says sometimes staff
2:33:21
come into work and find rat droppings on their desk
2:33:24
when we say we value our employees you can't say that and
2:33:29
at the same time allow people to work in conditions that are not
2:33:35
acceptable. I
2:33:37
Adam Curry: was not going to give it to you until I heard the
2:33:39
rats are high so yes you will get a clip of the clip
2:33:45
John C Dvorak: that goes on this is a scam of some sort to get a
2:33:50
new completely new police building
2:33:52
Unknown: yes
2:33:52
John C Dvorak: well it's good for me and it's like you can
2:33:57
poison rats you can trap them there's rat traps you can stop
2:34:01
this and roaches you know you can do the same thing of
2:34:04
bringing a exterminator in and get rid of the roaches and the
2:34:07
rats but they're not now now now the rats are in the pot and
2:34:10
there's we're losing evidence and we got to move to a new
2:34:13
place because there's no good
2:34:14
Adam Curry: or the evidence go I don't know man the rat ate it
2:34:17
John C Dvorak: yeah which aspect what happened to the what
2:34:20
happened all this pot
2:34:22
Adam Curry: and with that rats I'd like to thank you for your
2:34:25
courage say in the morning to you the man who put the sea in
2:34:27
the two World Order say hello to my friend on the other end the
2:34:30
one morning mr. Johnson
2:34:35
John C Dvorak: Mr Adam curry in the morning at ships at sea the
2:34:37
boots on the ground the feet in the air the subject of the one
2:34:39
the days and nights out there.
2:34:42
Adam Curry: I was gonna say in the mall oh there it is in the
2:34:43
morning to the trolls and the troll room. Did on the on the
2:34:52
let me see how we did on the previous show. The previous show
2:34:55
we had let me see I put this in my notes here. 15 mean 86 On
2:35:01
Thursday, and we're down we're down 1572 I think it's the
2:35:08
Africa clip we should have played the rat clip before the
2:35:11
Africa clip that was our mistake well in the morning to you
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And you can also use a modern podcast app, which will give you
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2:36:51
John C Dvorak: I think every troll that heard that URL is
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loaded because like it will load it has brought to site down. Oh,
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Adam Curry: yeah, we got slash dotted. You go go to podcast
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True fans is actually quite cool. They got a lot of
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You can if you want to learn more about podcasting 2.0, which
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America for two and a half more weeks until it happens in
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Europe. So people may have been showing up late for today's
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show. Sorry about that. It was hard to find any good art.
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John C Dvorak: There wasn't any.
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Adam Curry: Well, we chose sir Parker Polly Black Knight Parker
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Polly's hot mic, because it was a pretty piece is pretty. But I
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gotta tell you ever since people started using AI, the quality
2:40:45
has just gone to not that AI is a problem because it's a tool
2:40:48
that you can use. But if you if you have no talent of humor
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ideas, now Scott AI is not going to provide a no it's not just
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because AI can create something pretty doesn't mean that the
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output will be great. So as an example, there was nothing
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really nothing. No, there
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John C Dvorak: was absolutely nothing I mean, in a hot mic as
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far as I was concerned wasn't but you know, we that was kind
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of a Hail Mary made as opposed to going into the archives and
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trying to dig something up.
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Adam Curry: We know that but I noticed that on the New Art
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Generator. Thank you Paco. There's no
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John C Dvorak: evergreens tap Evergreens are gone. There's no
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evergreens. I don't know what happened to him.
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Adam Curry: So you can't upload the evergreens anymore, I guess.
2:41:36
I mean, so the stuff that was there was let me see we had some
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Biden's a monkey with symbols. Was that comics or Blogger
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probably Oh, no. No. QUB the boob Coupe de boob like aI
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sometimes with the bald honey. That was just a mist skinny or
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bust with the death bound. I mean, he put work into it. I
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know, but just that didn't work. Then what else did we have here?
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Is the ITM shopping cart repelled David did an AI lock
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the clock when I was kind of at least
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John C Dvorak: where these things? I don't know if if our
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buddies listening, but why are these mentioned episode? 1691?
2:42:30
Adam Curry: That's a good question.
2:42:33
John C Dvorak: We're on six dead. This was 1641 We're on
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1642.
2:42:36
Adam Curry: Wow, that's the previous episode was 1690. And
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before that,
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John C Dvorak: was it then?
2:42:43
Adam Curry: No. Did that just is something changed recently.
2:42:47
John C Dvorak: I'd have to go back. Well, this art is from the
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this the wrong
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Unknown: episode is all these from the future. Oh, well, it
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happens.
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John C Dvorak: It's just a counter. So it's just something.
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I mean, I also added 50 for some reason. Yeah, it goes back 1689
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is wrong. We haven't done that show yet. So the counters off.
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Now here it is. Here it is. Here it went from
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1638 1638 1638 1689. So went from 1638 to six instead of
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1639. He went to 1689. On March 3, there's
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Adam Curry: a gap man. There's a gap in in business
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John C Dvorak: increment of 50 on March 3 2024.
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Adam Curry: When we take a look at the all time artists who have
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been chosen the most nick the rat still reigned supreme 189
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Martin J. J. 107. Neither of them really participate anymore.
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Darren O'Neal 104 Thorin Where's Thorin was chosen fedora on NASA
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John C Dvorak: doesn't do much anymore. Now 137 Another famous
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guy that's gone. Let's look at the 20 watt bulb.
2:44:08
Adam Curry: Let's number him let's look at the rolling 90
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days Francisco Scarab manga number one damn Kenny Ben number
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two Darren number three CSB. Number four. The button man
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networks number fifth place dirty Jersey hoard six. And then
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we're just down to people who are chosen one so let's take a
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look at the rolling six month scar manga at the top Kenny Ben
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Matt buav. Air five these third place networks in fourth place.
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The rolling annual puts Dame Kenny Ben on top with Scaramanga
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second network's third capitalist agenda. He hasn't
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done something in a while. Has he? Yeah, he
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John C Dvorak: comes in once in a while. Yeah. Anyway,
2:44:51
Adam Curry: we love all of these artists. We'd love everyone who
2:44:53
tries. It's always fun and you'd be surprised. Sometimes only a
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newbie just comes in does something boom. nailed it. No
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agenda art generator.com You can, you can refresh it in real
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time as the show was going. You can watch them upload. You can
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check it out right now you can upload yourself or our buddy
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these pieces of art for the chapter art, which of course is
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no agenda, no agenda, art generator.com Thank you again to
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all of our artists. And a special thanks to Parker Polly
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for bringing something that was usable at least now to the
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executive and Associate Executive Producer for episode
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1642. These people came in $200 or above $300 or above. We'd
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love to give them a title which is real just like Hollywood,
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which is so real that you can use it on business cards, your
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LinkedIn you can open an IMDB account, and we kick it off with
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John chateaus Johnson shuttle's is in Austin, Texas, and he
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comes in with 343 75 says no jingles, no karma, and we thank
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you very much, sir. That's appreciated.
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John C Dvorak: That's followed by Dame Susan of the parkways
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and she wrote she sent a check in and wrote Well, it was her
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she has very distinctive handwriting I
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Adam Curry: had noticed that what is on the check what is the
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number on the check? 333 33
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beautiful.
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John C Dvorak: She says here's my annual donation to celebrate
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my child's my children's birthdays last year my daughter
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Jessica became a dame. However, I miss named her please change
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Dame what you might call it today. What's her name?
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Jessica's birthday is March 12. Credit this donation as a
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switcheroo to my son John. That's J O N so he can soon join
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us at the round table. John's birthday is March 9. Thank you.
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No jingles? No karma Dame Susan of the parkways, so
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Adam Curry: do we do we call him John at the parkways? Yeah.
2:47:01
John C Dvorak: I think just John just John Jalen. Okay, that's
2:47:04
fine. This we had her last name we don't
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Adam Curry: auric Harkins Eric Hagen's VENA Noyce dots. This
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looks like it's coming from Austria. Beautiful 333 With this
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donation of mine I'm becoming a knight and would like to be
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called so are sure Oelrich Avena Noyce dot thank you for all you
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do deconstructing MSM or as we like to say M five M and making
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me last laugh constantly. Well, thank you we do try for the
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roundtable Please serve me some Spanish tapas and some super
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beer from Porto. So
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John C Dvorak: this support literally in Portugal, but it
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sort of comes from but it's Buck beer from Porto they probably
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make beer there too. I
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Adam Curry: don't know. I'd like to take the opportunity to
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recommend all honourable listeners and producers have no
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Yes, I've listened to that. This guy has some serious opinions on
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the latest tech and markets and also know some pretty bad dad
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jokes. Jobs karma, please for my smokin hot girlfriend Eva, and a
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little girl Yay. I think we can facilitate with both of those
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for you. Oops, forgot the jobs Carmen lined up. Here we go
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jobs,
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Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs. Classic
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John C Dvorak: drunken yak shows up at $314.16 And here's a short
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note just says can I get a Putin Yale f the U and goat karma
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Unknown: you've got
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Adam Curry: our next executive producer Lindsay Christianson.
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314 16 Pie donation Thank you. She says I'm still trying to
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figure out the value of this show. Since the news often makes
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me depressed. If I'm not going to keep my head in the sand and
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I prefer to hear the news from you both as your deconstruction
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is the best. Thank you for everything well. A lot of people
2:49:20
do that a lot of people have given up on M five M they
2:49:24
listened to us twice a week. I mean we keep you up to speed you
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know about so I think we cover everything you got the Kate
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Middleton you know this is the stuff the algos telling all your
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friends is important. You got the what was the other important
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one the we started the show off with was so we heard about
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SpaceX, you got
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John C Dvorak: a SpaceX rocket and you got to Middleton where
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the while but
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Adam Curry: you also you you keep up to speed on the sumo you
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can throw that into make you sound like you're a little a
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little special, extra special special.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah,
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Adam Curry: a little extra Mmm And there was something else
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that we a tick tock we keep you up to speed on the tick tock
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even sound smart that we all know that that we have a million
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people here this the million morons. So now you can be a
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moron, but you know sound smart? You can you can. I mean, you can
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hold up a conversation. Hey, have you seen the latest sumo
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championships? People will think you're cool. And that's it. So
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Lindsay, thank you very much. Keep listening. We're here for
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you.
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John C Dvorak: Rex Costello Parts Unknown comes in with
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I've been a fan of the show since my friend Jules hit me in
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heart filled my heart with humor and joy in the midst of the scam
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demic madness and all the propaganda sticked absurdities
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this 314 Pi Day March my 33rd birthday, we've needed the
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number of people Yeah, so have the 33rd birthday on this show
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is amazing. Is this celebration? I don't think he's on the list,
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either. Let me see I would like my donation to go up towards de
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douchey my smokin hot wife.
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Unknown: You've been de deuced
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John C Dvorak: Ana, who is also an avid listener to the show,
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please provide her goat karma with blessings for a pleasant
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pregnancy and delivery. Uh, she is carrying our second precious
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human resource who's due to arrive in late August of this
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year and would love to hear Boom shaka laka a little girl
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followed by the F D Yujing. Oh, this is an interesting
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Adam Curry: one in a row. Yeah, yeah, this is random number
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theory.
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John C Dvorak: Infinite Love and thanks he continues and thanks
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for your continued effort as friendly voices of reason in the
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dark days of Cali yo na with prayers for brighter ones ahead
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Rex
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Unknown: you've got
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Adam Curry: alright Rex, then let us know when the human
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resource arrives sir prime doctor have illuminated thinking
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by donation 314 16 It says no note for episode 1642 I think
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that's just that note was no note. So it's a note. Yeah, with
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no no the
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John C Dvorak: other No. Beautiful as you can double up
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karma.
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Unknown: You've got karma.
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John C Dvorak: Baronet Sir David. Again, the cities are
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coming through the spreadsheet. Jingles Don't be a denier. Shut
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up already. I've got new information. Baronet Sir David
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Fresh Prince of Bel Air here celebrating Pi Day. Greetings to
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all my fellow Gitmo nation nerds have cosine second tangent
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signed 3.14159 Skeptics unite
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Unknown: the sciences
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Shut up already. Science
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John C Dvorak: Dragon Slayer and St. George to 2222 and he's got
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no note but he does. We're somebody put in here double up
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karma.
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Unknown: You've got karma
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John C Dvorak: going to read the next one but first I'm going to
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read this one which is Linda LAPACK. And in Lakewood,
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Colorado came in with me think how much would she come in with
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$200 jobs karma for a resume and she writes for a resume that
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gets results go to Image makers inc.com For all your executive
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makers equals a cake or find Linda Lupe Again, she's the
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Duchess of jobs and writer of resumes and she's on the
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producer lists jobs,
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Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs.
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Adam Curry: So it's interesting when, when producers have small
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businesses and they you know, they want to use a donation to
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promote that. It now this is not going to I got some pushback on
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this one here. This is Sir Mark see St. Petersburg, Florida
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$200.33. And he has some copy here about opting out of your
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expensive opaque and impersonal health care surance trying to
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force you to eat bugs and keep you sick. Join a sovereign
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healthcare network that is working to flip the script.
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health.com and use code ITM to pay only $99 For your first
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month so I'm very familiar with crowd health. My wife uses crowd
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health.com and they denied me coverage they denied me to join
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their community
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John C Dvorak: oh that's no good.
2:56:05
Adam Curry: They denied me because I have smoked in my
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life. Now I had not been smoking for almost a year I kicked the
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habit
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John C Dvorak: needle smoke now said bait a vape Yes.
2:56:17
Adam Curry: And they said you're no good. Oh, that stinks. Yeah,
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so I had to join the Christian health ministries. Same idea.
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Bunch of Jesus freaks these are Bitcoin guys by the way, and I
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was sad. I really want to
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John C Dvorak: pay in in Bitcoin. You can Yes.
2:56:34
Adam Curry: Yeah, I think Tina does. She loves the Bitcoin.
2:56:37
She's crazy about it than I am.
2:56:39
John C Dvorak: Well, that's a good thing for you. Michelle
2:56:42
Meyer in long Ville Minnesota. is appalled as she as she is
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last and she's in it to under bucks and she had a she sent a
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nice a nice card in which happens to be a Hallmark card.
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Oh beautiful. Doing it all she says this is switcheroo another
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one. For Nick Stang, her son in law from Champlain Minnesota
2:57:03
nuts. Nick and his son, my grandson, Leo, share a birthday
2:57:09
on Sunday, March 10. Nick will be 34 and Leo will be one. I'm
2:57:16
assuming there's a birthday listing there for these two.
2:57:20
Please give Nick a D douching. And a blissful and a biscuit for
2:57:24
his birthday. They always give me a biscuit.
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Unknown: You do. Sorry.
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John C Dvorak: Just thank you for being the greatest podcast
2:57:33
in the universe. Don't leave that out. You make me think and
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laugh. Sincerely, Michelle Meyer,
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Adam Curry: we try and go. And these are our executive and
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Associate Executive producers. We love you all very much go to
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with it, including that forever title that you can use forever
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and boast about wherever you go. John's going to take us through
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to the $50 name and location and amount. And if there's something
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there, we'll add that we don't have to but we love to do it
2:58:04
when it makes sense.
2:58:07
John C Dvorak: We're starting off with Dustin or Doosan Molech
2:58:10
tick in Bartlett, Texas. And he actually wrote a note sheet of
2:58:18
paper has given us a check. But there's nothing on here that
2:58:21
requires reading that I can tell. But he does say Be seeing
2:58:26
you which I think I'll be seeing this interesting. Greg puoi in
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Pacifica, California invited Dustin was or do San was 161 80.
2:58:39
Greg hoy in Pacifica, California. When 3333 Terry
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Wentz and Langley Langley, our Washington 125 Man, Sir Andrew
2:58:50
Gardner in Leonard town, Maryland, unless I think every
2:58:56
time he shows by season New York 8633 Joseph Dante in West
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Monroe, Louisiana 8438 with a with a which is some sort of as
2:59:05
a boob donation with the money being paid in and as a birthday
2:59:09
coming up, and he has to calling out somebody as a douchebag. Who
2:59:13
is it? Douchebag Chuck S is a douchebag. Okay, Chuck s that
2:59:19
was for you. Kevin McLaughlin in Concord, North Carolina. 808
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Save the Hooters Scott Mangle 7854 Sir gear is 7854 This is a
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happy seventh to his daughter which is on the list. She's on a
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list. Priscilla O'Leary 7854 Dame Jen Boise, Idaho 6611
2:59:44
Christopher Dexter 5678 Lydia Terry dominantly in Rochester
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New Hampshire. Sure. Hack in no way. I'm sorry. She's 5823 Hack
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hacking and Andreessen Portland to the 272 Sir economic hitman
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haven't heard from him in a long time for economic in Tomball,
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Texas 5001 And that is the $50 donors which I'll read name and
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location one after the other starting with Tim Delvecchio and
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bland in Pennsylvania, Corrine Cunningham and Warren and Warren
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Warren 10. Virginia. John spade in Edmond, Oklahoma. Andrew
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Grasso in Mineola, New York, Gary Mau in Woodland Hills,
3:00:33
California Stephen Ainge and Box Elder South Dakota. Dame
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Patricia Worthington into Miami. Real deals now and they're in
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San Antonio, Texas. Brandon sub y in Port orchard, Washington.
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Jared ja in Nashville, Tennessee. Koontz Reuter who is
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in Eindhoven Hold on a second.
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Adam Curry: What is his name? Oh, oh interesting. crunched for
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in house.
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John C Dvorak: in Eindhoven.
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Adam Curry: You resend top
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John C Dvorak: die and a shoot one it back in johnsburg,
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Illinois, Kevin dills in Huntersville, North Carolina
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Christian Freeman in San Marcos, Texas and last on our actually a
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short list that Wendy Brahman in Saginaw, Michigan thank these
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people and think every one of them from making 1640 to a
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reality.
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Adam Curry: Thank you to everyone who came under 50 It
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came in under $50 I saw that we had exactly one $3.14 donation
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for the Pi Day. That used to be like 100 people don't care about
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pie.
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John C Dvorak: No they given up don't even know what it is.
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Adam Curry: I think I think you know, phones ruin pie. No one
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needs to know what it is anymore. No one needs the
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internet was a mistake. Yes, we know. Thank you to everyone who
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came in Underwood's 4999 We see you but also thank you to
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everyone who came in with a sustaining donation is highly
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appreciated. You keep it going when the lists are short and how
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long have we known sir era Darien
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John C Dvorak: I think we've known error to Darien since the
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first year of the show.
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Adam Curry: So he sent me because I went to the PIO box he
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sent me a beautiful gift and he says I'm so happy to hear about
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your faith on the show. Please don't stop I pray that God keeps
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you and John and your family and friends safe and healthy. And
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that he made a cross from recycled walnut from Iowa which
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is handmade and I appreciate that. I love little things like
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that.
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John C Dvorak: I also want to thank Elliot for sending me a
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small it's under the amount of money that would be mentioned a
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one of those gold back things a piece of unis a sheet of plastic
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this guide so gold printed on
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Adam Curry: it. Oh, so it's real gold. I don't know if it's gold
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flake at the restaurant like they put that on your plate
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little smudge of gold I love that it's good. It's
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John C Dvorak: pretty much the same as yeah gold leaf the
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Adam Curry: gold leaf Wow,
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John C Dvorak: that's pretty much you can eat.
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Associate Executive producers for episode 1642 Our formula is
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this. We go out we hit people in the mouth
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we do have a list for birthdays today Dame Susan wishing her son
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John and also giving away that producer chambers to him very
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happy birthday celebrate on the ninth of March Michelle Meyer
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says Happy Birthday to her son in law Nick Stang and grandson
3:04:17
Leo Happy Birthday turned 34 And guess Leo turned one on March
3:04:22
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We got a meter report from Sarah from the Beefeaters anonymous
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meetup which was on Saturday the ninth at the Brass Rail
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restaurant in Selfridges bang in the heart of London's West End
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was organized by Sir Paul, the trusted advisor who came all the
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London producer slaves of Gitmo nation hiding under a bridge no
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doubts. She said they had a great time and they talked about
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the crazy COVID madness and they hope that next oh and she also
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took Paul on a tour of South London's charity shops. Well
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there you go. The you gotta you got connection with with a local
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taking first of all the meet up today the Mile High meet up
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which is normally in Denver, Colorado as canceled not sure
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why but want to make sure you know that. So you don't head
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over there at 615 but at 615 in Jasper Georgia, there's a meet
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up at Rocco's pub and the boiler up Spring Break Pi Day
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celebration 630 today at Harry's chocolate shop in West
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Lafayette, Indiana. We have the Ides of March that is tomorrow
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and beware of them that meet up tomorrow seven o'clock at the
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Urban lodge brewery in Manchester, Connecticut, the New
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Hampshire meetup 1230. Eastern on Saturday that revolution tap
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room and Grill in Rochester New Hampshire. Also inside of the
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Fort Wayne bus co northeast Indiana March club number 33 One
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o'clock at Arena Bar and Grill Fort Wayne. We have the ITM
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Richmond meetup one o'clock on Saturday New Kent winery and
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tallies Ville Brewing Company in New can Virginia the cabbage
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smash two o'clock on Saturday Blue Island brewery Blue Island
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Illinois. We have the shrunken amygdala support group meeting
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this is a regular support group two o'clock at task report him
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Cincinnati Ohio on Saturday and Sonoma. Wine home meet up
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that'll be that's a 3.0 2:33pm iron and Vine Santa Rosa
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California don't show up at 230 Wait until 233 the insane Diego
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monthly meetup that's the third Saturday when that takes place.
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330 atony pepperoni, San Diego California. Ah Here it is on
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Saturday, Ireland. St. Patrick's Day well before obviously
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Rosslare harbour Wexford meet up six o'clock Irish time, the
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accents. Singing in a cornfield that's a meet up on Saturday at
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old stone house Tavern and Raymond Ohio. And finally the
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mountains and rivers meet up 330 Pacific on Sunday. Our next show
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Ray the damn Restaurant and Bar in South slow can British
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about the show. But when when stuff gets bad in the world you
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Unknown: to hang out with Tyson days you will be triggered you
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want to be Everybody's
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bomb bombs like it's
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Adam Curry: like a pod. Alright everybody, I have a couple ISOs
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I don't think I think maybe the third one is good, so I'll go
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first. It
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Unknown: doesn't make any sense. None of it makes any sense.
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Adam Curry: To me at least it's audible. I kind of like that.
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Unknown: Tic Tac Toe.
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A winner fell apart.
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Adam Curry: How about this one?
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Unknown: How crazy is that?
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Adam Curry: I liked that. I liked that one, too.
3:10:30
John C Dvorak: I thought I got a topper.
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Adam Curry: You can top me.
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John C Dvorak: Let's start. I got three. Okay, let's start
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with Hey there. Hey, there. Okay, okay, that didn't impress
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now when the straight truth. Truth.
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Adam Curry: It's just the truth. Funny, funny. Yeah. Okay.
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John C Dvorak: This one I like this is is that's what it is
3:10:53
that it? So mean? Is that it?
3:10:56
Adam Curry: I don't like the ending. Soy bean. Is that did
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you hear the other one? It's just the truth. That one kind of
3:11:03
cracked me up more. And then
3:11:07
Unknown: how crazy is that?
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Adam Curry: I think it's between those two. I think it's just the
3:11:12
truth for how crazy is that? About both of them? No, no,
3:11:16
that's a capo choose one.
3:11:20
John C Dvorak: I think I'm gonna go with the crazy one. How
3:11:23
Unknown: crazy is that? Okay,
3:11:25
John C Dvorak: yeah, it worked. Thank you. I
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Unknown: appreciate it. And now it's time for
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Adam Curry: you GDC. So not only are you up to speed on all the M
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five M and all the outrage and everything that the algos are
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telling people to pay attention to. But you have some deeper
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insight into the world and we're going to let you leave feeling
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good with John's good news clip of the day.
3:11:48
John C Dvorak: I'm going to double up, double up. I have two
3:11:52
good news clips that are both under a minute home man.
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Adam Curry: All right, well, I'll hit a jingle in between
3:11:57
then how does that sound?
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John C Dvorak: Alright, let's start with the wow, this news
3:12:02
number does start right. Let's start with number two. This is
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good
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Adam Curry: for you people. All right, you're gonna go away
3:12:07
feeling extra special.
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Unknown: We will have training that morning. Let's go to train
3:12:11
at nine o'clock. The gentleman and his son were walking down
3:12:14
the road here and a firefighter Lally they came inside and told
3:12:18
me that they saw a kitten meow. And in the storm drain. We were
3:12:23
forewarned is when we got on fire department to take lives
3:12:26
and property. So you know there's a kitten there in his
3:12:28
life, we got to protect and we got our search rope off the
3:12:31
truck. We had to make a long loop all the way down to the
3:12:34
storm to the kitten. And luckily enough the kitten came walk
3:12:40
through the loop and will report a kitten all the way up. It's
3:12:46
very important to know that we're here to help, you know day
3:12:49
or night 24 hours a day. So they need us they can call us and we
3:12:53
can be there. They don't matter if it's a kid. Or you know
3:12:56
person so you know we're gonna be there. I'm Captain there and
3:12:58
we're the RA their fire department. I'm a 911 first
3:13:01
responder. Yes,
3:13:02
Adam Curry: a kitten story. Save the kitten. He's a firefighter.
3:13:05
Nice one
3:13:06
Unknown: news. Good good news. Good news. Good good news. Good
3:13:11
news. This is the sweetest video you will see all day Chicago
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police officers help reunite a dog with its owner after two
3:13:19
long years apart
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oh
3:13:31
this just made my day this made my life is just meant everything
3:13:36
to me. I went through a whole lot of hardships with husband
3:13:38
pass and she was my comfort and my joy. Thank you so much. God
3:13:45
bless you. Oh,
3:13:46
how wonderful ninth district officers able to reunite 11 year
3:13:51
old Willow with her owner Kathy. Kathy says it's been two years
3:13:55
since Willow went missing. She is very thankful to the officers
3:13:58
who brought her home. This cute cat he's home and
3:14:10
Adam Curry: we'll see. Everybody John, you have outdone yourself.
3:14:15
I feel good.
3:14:18
John C Dvorak: And well, you should I
3:14:20
Adam Curry: just feel good man. Yes, everybody. I hope you feel
3:14:24
good. And I hope you've enjoyed your mainstream Gitmo nation
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media deconstruction. Yesterday. That was a good news clip Blitz
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is true. That's true. I've just feel dynamite after that I'm
3:14:39
ready to tackle the world. Coming up next. On the no agenda
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media offensive. Love those kids. And end of show mixes from
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Professor Jay Jones, a Stefan Jakobson. And our bye Do you
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Leola puke? Does it get any better than that? I think not.
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We look forward to seeing you all again here. I said y'all
3:15:08
y'all again here on Thursday for another three hours of media
3:15:12
deconstruction topped off with some good news cherry coming to
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you from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region
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number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
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John C Dvorak: then from Northern Silicon Valley, where
3:15:24
we're getting some of our warm weather back. And I'm John C.
3:15:27
DEVAR. I
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Adam Curry: will see you on Thursday. Remember us at no
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agenda donations.com Until then, adios mofos Oui, oui. and such.
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Rich.
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Unknown: Do you have a red line? What is your red line cannot
3:15:43
have 30,000 More Palestinians?
3:15:46
Would that be a red line?
3:15:48
I didn't set a red line. The world said a red line.
3:15:53
There's no red line. I'm going to cut off all weapons to the
3:15:55
head on the Iron Dome to protect
3:16:01
what is your red line? Would that be a red line?
3:16:05
Over 400 Children subjected to gas? Don't
3:16:10
make the mistake American.
3:16:12
What is your red line?
3:16:14
But we shouldn't have gotten into Ukrainians. Do you have a
3:16:18
red line? Is the red line but I'm never gonna leave Israel. No
3:16:22
the whole thing in Iraq and Afghanistan we
3:16:24
have to act? Would that be a red line? Because if we don't, we
3:16:29
are effectively saying even though we may condemn it and
3:16:33
defensive Israel is still critical. So for somebody who is
3:16:36
not shamed by resolutions, continue to act with
3:16:41
what is your red line? Don't
3:16:43
make the mistake American
3:16:50
America and Congress's credibility is on the line
3:16:53
because we give lip service to the notion that these
3:16:56
international norms are important. Do you have a upper
3:17:00
red line? Because you can always find a reason not to act? This
3:17:03
is a complicated difficult situation.
3:17:05
Don't make the mistake Americans
3:17:12
cannot have 3000 calls to use
3:17:16
some of those horrendous things that are happening on the ground
3:17:18
they're
3:17:19
always coughing into his hand and that's not a real cough it's
3:17:21
a nervous habit. It's got to stop because it was no real
3:17:23
cough it just goes
3:17:29
he's always using the right hand he shakes his hands when he gets
3:17:32
off the stage and you notice nobody wanted to shake his hand
3:17:34
I wouldn't
3:17:40
I do want to play that for you here your honor and unsold
3:17:44
because
3:17:44
it was no real so if he just goes it's not a real cost it's a
3:17:49
nervous habit but I know
3:17:51
man like above and around when you get to do certain things
3:17:54
become sure to never
3:18:01
upgrade great first lady said I think he's very angry screaming
3:18:05
screaming and then coughing
3:18:12
real nervous. Just gonna have a great American but I don't know
3:18:16
if I want to go
3:18:22
tonight, that's all once again to stay the proceedings.
3:18:27
Because there's no real proof he just goes
3:18:33
it's not about him. It's not about me. I be a winner. It's
3:18:38
not it's not a real nervous habit. It's gonna kill Why is
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illegal. I shouldn't use undocumented technically is not
3:18:53
supposed to be good country.
3:18:56
The reason our economy is growing
3:18:59
these illegal aliens. I mean, undocumented workers made
3:19:06
America what it is. By flipping those burgers.
3:19:12
Forget Washington and Jefferson.
3:19:15
What did they ever do for you? Did they ever clean your house?
3:19:22
Fix your roof good as new. kept them out. And let them in. Don't
3:19:32
you remember? They fix this country. mowing your grass.
3:19:42
built this country. They built this country while you sat on
3:19:48
your ass. You
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boruch.org/and
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How crazy is that
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