Cover for No Agenda Show 1567: Wagner the Dog
June 25th, 2023 • 3h 9m

1567: Wagner the Dog

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Adam Curry: This is an outrage. Adam curry June 25 2020 During
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this your award winning chemo nation media assassination
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episode 1567 This
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Unknown: is no agenda
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Adam Curry: exposing all the Ofsted broadcasting live from
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the heart of the 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: and from Northern Silicon Valley I'm fogged in.
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And Jhansi Dvorak
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Adam Curry: buzzkill it's early it's supposed to be July 4, when
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you get fogged in this is too early. It's come too early the
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fall
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John C Dvorak: the whole month of June has been July 4.
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Adam Curry: In more ways than one I hear they're in
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California. Yeah. Wow, ma'am. Is just up after up after cover up
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after cover up and it's what a day to be alive. What a day to
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be a podcaster.
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John C Dvorak: What a date is spot this book. Oh, man.
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Adam Curry: I didn't actually expect you to say that when
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John C Dvorak: we should probably oh, by the way as you
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get the bonus clip.
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Adam Curry: Oh, hold on a second. There's a bonus bonus
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clip. Let me check the bonus clip. There was a 2000 That's
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not it. This is
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Unknown: a spa the spoon. Spot the spoon. Everybody wants to
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spot the spoon.
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Adam Curry: Can I play my spook clip right off the bat then and
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while I download your bonus clip? Yes, please. Richard
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Engel, NBC,
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Unknown: Mostar gosun from the disinformation on their social
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media feeds. He founded a bot farm, the internet research
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agency that according to the Justice Department, so doubts
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about the legitimacy of the 2016 election, highlighted racial
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tensions in the United States and promoted Donald Trump in
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2022, for gosun reinvented himself again into a commander
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of a mercenary army, the Wagner group, supplementing Russian
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troops in Ukraine, which were failing on the battlefield,
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recruited 1000s of convicts promising pardons in exchange
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for frontline service 1000s were sent to their deaths. According
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to the few who managed to escape. They were shot if they
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attempted to retreat. But with money back power, hand and armed
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force Burgos has made enemies. He accuses Russia's defense
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minister and army chief driven by jealousy and treason of
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denying Wagner fighters ammunition. And now a no wants
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revenge. Oh, yeah, after one of the most dramatic days in Russia
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in decades, proposing reportedly agreed to some sort of exile in
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Belarus. But why was it his only way to survive and keep his
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lucrative businesses in Africa? Or is he just biding time? It's
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hard to believe this murky power struggle is over.
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Adam Curry: Hard to believe this murky story you're throwing up
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is from over Wow. You know, we didn't hear much about and we
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didn't hear Wagner group when it was the bot farm. They weren't
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saying Wagner group then at all at all. Never. Never once it was
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John C Dvorak: fed they had other names for the for the bot
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farm. Yeah, but now all of a sudden, this guy I see oh, he
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looks like a computer genius. By the way when you see total total
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nerd
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Adam Curry: see him sitting around in Africa, you know, in
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the minds going I know what I'm gonna do. I'm going to help
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Donald Trump with bots. Now. I mean, we were driving we went to
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went to Austin Friday night, met some friends from Dallas, but
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boy from Jersey and his wife, Vic and Chris, and we went to
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Rogan's club. Ari was at Ari. Ari this self deprecating Jew
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comedian, very funny on the way home and I'm like in the morning
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Saturday, as listen to the news Wah man and and who popped up.
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Jane Harman. Haven't heard Jane Harman in years. Do we remember
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Jane Harman?
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John C Dvorak: Yes, she was she was a congresswoman or somebody
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from Southern California and she was a spoke
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Adam Curry: well, and she worked for the Wilson Center is where
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she is now. I think she's president emeritus. She was the
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president of the Wilson Center after she left Congress and and
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so you sent me a link to I'll read the headline What does
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promotions mutiny mean for Putin written by Lucia and Kim of the
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Wilson Center? We haven't heard from these guys for years and
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now this is not coincidence. When this happens, and we get
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Richard angle out, you know, there's something up
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John C Dvorak: first of all, let's talk a little bit about
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Lucia. I, you know, we are I think our consulting group could
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probably do some work for the agency.
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Adam Curry: I mean, if we were willing, we're open to it.
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John C Dvorak: The so they have this so they're lit the length
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in accounts. Yeah. of 90% of this CIA people are trying to
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kind of hide a little bit or not be checkmark CIA Yes. First of
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all, I
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Adam Curry: just have a check mark that actually has little
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CIA emblem in there that should just be you know, part of part
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of your your profile.
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John C Dvorak: First of all, I just a couple of tips. If you
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got over 500 connections, put a photograph up, right. If your
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photographs going to be around somewhere anyway, put a simple
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photograph of just you wearing a Dodgers cap anything
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Adam Curry: just to put a photo of people come on to some photo
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John C Dvorak: and then don't have ever don't show off that
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oh, I've been here I've been there. I've been Berlin I've
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been in Afghanistan. I mean, first of all, when you've been
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in Berlin, Afghanistan, dis that the other and then you come and
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then in the checkbox killer on that particular guy. Graduate
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School of Journalism Berkeley, oh, Bing Bing. That's where Ling
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Ling and ding dong and the woman's that people that were
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caught in Iran and all the rest of them were all from that
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school
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Adam Curry: Ling Ling and ding dong this show title, hold on a
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second. Oh, my goodness, you know, so there were a couple
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other things that happened you know, I've been before we get
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deep into this and by the way, people we're gonna we're gonna
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help you understand exactly what's going on here. Because
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it's all I mean, it's it's part cover up it's part off it's
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part. I mean, it's a lot of different pieces going but still
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are just wrapped up now in Europe is that Ukraine recovery
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conference where they're figuring out now Okay, who's
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gonna get what, who's gonna get you know, the good land. In
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fact, there was a Mick Wallace, member of European Parliament. I
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think he's from an Irish party. He's he was speaking in the
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European Parliament, they cut him off. He was making so much
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sense. Listen to this.
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Unknown: The damage to Ukraine is devastating. towns and cities
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that endured for hundreds of years don't exist anymore. We
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must recognize that these towns cities and surrounding lands
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were long been stolen by local oligarchs colluding with global
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financial capital, this have quickened with the onset of the
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war in 2014. The Pro Western government opened the doors wide
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for massive structural adjustment and privatization
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programs spearheaded by the European Bank for Reconstruction
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and Development, the IMF and the World Bank. Solinsky used the
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current war to concentrate power and accelerate the carpet
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firesale he banned opposition parties that were resisting
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deeply unpopular reforms to the laws restricting the sale of
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land to foreign investors. Over 3 million hectares of
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agricultural land are now owned by companies based in western
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tax havens. Ukraine's mineral deposits alone are worth over
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$12 trillion dollars. Western companies are licking their
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lips. What are the working class people?
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Adam Curry: Shut up? Shut up, shut up, cut his mic. Hey, make
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sure you have a Ukrainian flag in your profile because that's
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what you're supporting the Western corporations licking
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their lips. So this lick lipping is happening or too
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John C Dvorak: much of a Cargill logo. Me. Alright.
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Adam Curry: So this link lipping was taking place in London. And
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now, this this was just a coincidence why it's why I kept
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this clip very short. Remember what the Pentagon just announced
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this past week?
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John C Dvorak: Well remind me
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Adam Curry: that they had another accounting error.
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John C Dvorak: Oh, yes. The sick day. The additional? No, these
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are not small errors. Six plus billion dollars somehow off the
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books.
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Adam Curry: I think it was 6.5 billion, if I'm not mistaken.
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Could be well imagine my surprise when I hear this report
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from Deutsche Bella.
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Unknown: Ukraine's Prime Minister says that he's
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confident his country will receive the $6.5 billion that it
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needs this year for its rapid reconstruction program.
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Adam Curry: Watch. What? That can't be coincidence. 6.5
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billion 6.5 billion. Yeah, he's confident he will receive that
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Unknown: comes after a conference in London where
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international donors pledged billions more in non military
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aid to help rebuild Ukraine and to weed out corruption. Keith
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says that recovering from Russia's invasion will be the
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largest reconstruction project in Europe since the Second World
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War and that Russia should pay for it. Okay,
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Adam Curry: so this is my favorite
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John C Dvorak: day, by the way. Is Mexico going to pay for the
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wall? Hey, don't
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Adam Curry: stop stop colluding convoluting things. Just because
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it's because I called this and I've been hounding it doesn't
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mean you can weaken me. Speaking of weakening, let's just review
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the industry real powerhouse of Europe since World War Two, as
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they keep discussing here, this will be the 400 billion. It's
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what it took to rebuild Berlin after the Second World War. Ha.
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So Germany was this industrial powerhouse. The French hate the
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Germans. The Germans hate the French. This is why they always
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go to war together. And this time, the French kept most of
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their nuclear plants and SIOP the Germans shut them down, and
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you're given to shut them down. It'll be good. We'll get you
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some solar panels and some windmills. Now Germany is
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completely obliterated as an industrial force screwed over
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screwed over now that I think they're going to rebuild Ukraine
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into obviously an agrarian superpower, but also probably
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industrial is going to be a great tax haven for everybody.
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And they have definitely agreed who's going to pay for it.
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Remember, they need $400 billion. That won't be enough,
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of course, but that's what they're talking about. And I had
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to go to Turkish Radio Television to get the real wrap
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up of the Ukraine recovery conference in London from the
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World Bank says
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Unknown: rebuilding Ukraine will cost more than $400 billion
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inland and 1000 delegates from over 60 countries gathered to
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discuss how best to raise and invest the money. private sector
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involvement is seen as crucial. Ukrainian president Volodymyr
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Zelensky joined via video link was Prime Minister Dinesh Smeal
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spoke in person.
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Obviously key questions we are constantly facing is who will
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pay hundreds of billions for the recovery. First and foremost,
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Russia must pay for what it has destroyed.
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It was a message repeated by many, including co host UK Prime
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Minister Rishi Sunak, an estimated $300 billion worth of
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Russian assets have been frozen worldwide. It's clear Russia
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must pay for the destruction that they've inflicted. So we're
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working with allies to explore lawful routes to use Russian
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assets. And on Monday, we publish new legislation to allow
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us to keep sanctions in place until Russia pays up. EU will
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provide $55 billion for the next four years, and promised the
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recovery process will lead to EU membership. Ukrainians tell
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us that when they imagine their future, they see Europe's flag
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flying over the cities. And I have no doubt that Ukraine will
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be part of our union.
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Adam Curry: Whenever a politician says I have no doubt
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this is going to happen. It's not gonna happen. You know, it's
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not going to happen. So they're going to take 350 billion from
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Russia, and 55 billion from the EU equals 405 billion done. And
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that goes to all these companies setting up shop because you
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know, recovery. We all we need some assurances we need some
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money. You need money is a great heist, the number and six and a
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half billion right words, and six and a half billion that we
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just found by some accounting error that goes to Zelinsky. Oh,
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I need six and a half billion. All right, here you go. I mean,
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this this is so obvious. And now of course we have to accelerate
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it. So I'm going to play one more short clip. I think you
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have some things to take us through the back, right?
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, I was still working on the Putin. Fall of
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Putin stories but you jumped into the news. News, blinder
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thinking,
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Adam Curry: no, no, no. But now we're going to go into the fall
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of Putin. And I'll set you up Russia
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Unknown: and turmoil, the
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Russian paramilitary Wagner group, turning his forces in
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Ukraine around and then marching towards Russia, calling for an
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armed rebellion against the Kremlin's defense
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minister.
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Yeah, video posted online overnight showing Russian
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armored vehicles on the move in the key city of Rostov on Don.
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This follows months of public feuding with the Afghani
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promotion and Russia's military leaders, accusing them of
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failing to provide his troops with enough ammunition during
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the battle for buck mood. The Kremlin now accusing promotion
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of fomenting an armed rebellion.
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Adam Curry: It was fantastic this weekend. They had Wolf
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Blitzer working on Sun on Saturday. You know they had
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Christie Christianna on and poor with Obama that all everybody
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was had this was a banana as time as time we're gonna do
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something we run the move. Run the move. Did you see the Obama
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thing? It was it? Was it kind of boring but
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John C Dvorak: no, I didn't. Oh, is there any you have a good
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clip from it? Yeah, I do. It's boring. It's boring.
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Adam Curry: Nice. Boring. Go ahead. He's boring. Let's let's
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see what you got.
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John C Dvorak: Well, I picked up well, I've got a series here but
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I picked up this morning. I couldn't resist. I turned on the
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TV. I was eating breakfast.
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Adam Curry: What pops up? What did you have for breakfast?
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John C Dvorak: I had a pancake again with an egg. Yes, but this
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is yeah, this was made with no wheat. because we must be weird.
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Yes. And it's actually quite good. Well, the
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Adam Curry: wheat is where everyone gets gets the you know
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the Crohn's disease from because of the chemicals because of
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Roundup.
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John C Dvorak: There's a lot of stuff that you get from wheat we
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I mean, I don't have any trouble with wheat mean either. But me
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me has been can't even get close to it.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, she goes into she has what's it called?
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John C Dvorak: No, she doesn't have anything that is just a
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wheat allergy. She doesn't have kids husband celeriac or any of
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these other celiac celiac disease definitely actually
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doesn't have that. Okay. Ish. But she gets sick as a dog. If
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she has a
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Adam Curry: celiac that's what they call celiac when you get
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sick as a dog from wheat.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, but see leg is a specific function that does
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a certain thing. Derby body. This is not that. Okay. All
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right. She will hash this out from COVID. Or she thinks it
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brought it on. Thank you for the weaponization of common cold
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people. Hey, let's get back to this. Russia you've got let's go
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with before we put the gigantic clip as Shannon Bream had this
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morning, Sunday mornings with Shannon Bream. So she's there
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with this guy who's another guy with a kind of a fake last name
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and looks perfect for the job. drops a series of serious bombs,
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little bombs. little subtle, very well done. propagandistic
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notions there in that? So this is the report dominant play this
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first is the bonus clip. Sorry, I'm sorry. This is from this
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this morning just a few minutes ago. But first we turn
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Unknown: to great Talcott who's live in key with more on what
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happened and when Alena cranes plans to be back Russian forces
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Hello, Greg
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Adam Curry: never heard of this guy. Greg Alcott
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John C Dvorak: Powell caught you. You will find anything they
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make the mistake of not giving him a wiki page. And so he
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didn't have that. And then he's got you know, again, here we go
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Berlin, Afghanistan or Iran. Foreign Service. He looks the
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part he mostly did he go Where did he go to school with link I
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couldn't find a wiki page of his vault. He went to Wesleyan which
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is
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Adam Curry: Oh, yeah, that's a Washington DC elitist Child
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school. I know it well. Wesleyan. Of course. Of course.
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John C Dvorak: He's got all the air marshals. So he's the guy on
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Fox. That is the journalist.
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Unknown: First we turn to great pal cod who's live and keep with
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more on what happened and
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John C Dvorak: what really stopped stopping. We're gonna
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stop a lot. Okay. You might as well be in Sacramento. He's
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reporting on. Yeah, he's in Kyiv. But it was so white. Why
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do what is it? gueguen reporting from London. I don't get it. But
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okay, so in Kyiv reporting on what's going on in Russia
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because of this maniac with his with his one tank that he's
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floating around with
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Unknown: Ukraine's plans to beat back Russian forces. Hello,
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Greg. Hi, Shannon. Yeah, it's the morning the day after and it
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looks like we're back from the brink in Russia. But it looks
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like there's a lot of damage and a lot more questions. It was the
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biggest challenge to Russian President Vladimir Putin and
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more than two decades of rule and attempted armed uprising.
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The man responsible the Wagner group mercenary chief, he had
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Gani Prigogine he had complained about the war, Russian military
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leadership and conduct then pulled his fighters out of
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Ukraine and into the Russian city of Rostov on Don where with
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little trouble, he took charge. Then he sent us forces towards
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Moscow, the Kremlin brace for an attack Vladimir Putin branding
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the actions treason, as Washington washed has now
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reported US intelligence had earlier suspected something at
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least was afoot. Hold
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Adam Curry: on a sec. I just want to point out he is a three
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time three time Emmy Emmy Award winner for reporting for the
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Associated Press United Press International for his programs
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airing on PBS and CBS. Yeah, he's a real one
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Unknown: that reportedly took belly was President Lukashenko
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on authority aboard and speaking with Prigogine to cool things
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down the Wagner he
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John C Dvorak: analyzed what he said so far. For one thing, they
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make a big fuss about him rolling into Rostov on don don
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Yeah, yeah. And take it over the place. Never
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Adam Curry: heard of this before and what I missed in all this,
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it was like, his 25,000 troops are like, I kept seeing the same
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footage like 12 Guys,
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John C Dvorak: on a strat. 12 guys and three vehicles.
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Adam Curry: Smoking cigarettes looking at him. One tank with a
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Z painted on it. Wagner the dog everybody
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John C Dvorak: in Red Bull. Wow. Nailed it. Somebody gave me
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that. Oh,
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Adam Curry: totally. That was clear. So flippers vodien Neil,
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Way to go man. Ready to go.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, you need writers. You know these so that
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you we got this guy, this one tank, and this keeps you in
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pictures of the tank. If if a group of guys with a tank came
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in to Albany, the little town of Albany, and right which is next
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to Berkeley, or even Berkeley, let's say, with a tank, and it
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walked into the city council get out, put guns on everybody. They
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all leave. They take over the place for a couple of days that
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Adam Curry: we're fighting him like get out of the street. You
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do that with
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John C Dvorak: Publix was not happy. I loved it. So this is
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bullcrap. Yeah. And, in fact, the whole thing is such bullcrap
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with this guy and his one tank and a couple of other Gatineau
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car carriers on what they were. And then they'd say, Behold the
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tank off, and the guy rushed off to Bella ruse. He's either part
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of a scheme or he's dead, one of the two. And two, let's continue
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with this bogus report that reportedly
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Unknown: took belly was President Lukashenko on
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authority of Putin. Speaking with regard to cool things down
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the Wagner chi pulling us forces back to their camps in Ukraine.
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In exchange for guarantee of security. We still don't have
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confirmation of the Wagner movements promotion was
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supposedly to be sent to Bella ruse. His demands for Russian
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defense reform addressed some of his mercenary army to be
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absorbed by the Russian military during all of this year in
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Ukraine officials and a lot of others watching as well.
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President Solinsky said it was a sign of chaos and instability in
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Russia, taking advantage of the confusion across the border,
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keep launched new inroads into Russian front lines all in the
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past 24 hours. Shannon, the big loser, according to most today
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is really Vladimir Putin hired fighters running rampant, a
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mercenary boss, criticizing your war plans. Not a good look for a
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man supposedly in control. Maybe that is why stay TV is running
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and reportedly a pre taped interview with Putin today in
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which he says he's confident in this special military operation.
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That's what he calls the war here. Confidence. No doubt
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shaken by this weekend's events.
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Adam Curry: Yes, this is so this
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John C Dvorak: guy's gonna say you notice when he says as
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though it's horrible. And this proves Yes, that is pre taped.
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The reason why
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Adam Curry: he's in his bunker. He's hiding. He's hiding. He's
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hiding.
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John C Dvorak: Everything on Fox is pre taped.
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Adam Curry: So there's multiple operations going on here. And of
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course we for a long time. It's there's no hatred against the
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Russian people. Half Half of us right here have been watching
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Russian YouTubers, Russian dashcam crashes, Russian
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meteorites, Russian people in supermarkets, just Russians.
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They, you know, I'd first thing I do is I called my Russian that
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a gene surgeon not a Russian spy. What are you hearing? Now?
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Don't get up? No, it's all been Putin Putin, we need regime
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change. And I think there is a certain element that a narrative
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can be effective. This is what the United States intelligence
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apparatus has been trying for, you know, since the beginning
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of, of the tension in before there was even any so called war
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in Ukraine is already weakened and from the inside, you know,
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people are gonna start turning against him. And so that's why
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they labeled this a coup and
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John C Dvorak: tension and that's right. And that's why
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Putin kicked NGOs out Yeah, Putin saw this coming he's out
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of the box them
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Adam Curry: here's CBS 30 seconds.
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Unknown: We begin this morning with our top story spiraling
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tension in Russia spiraling
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Adam Curry: tension to Oh, spiraling tension. This is what
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is broke evidence of this. What is it even what is spiraling,
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spiraling
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John C Dvorak: what is spiraling,
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Unknown: breaking overnight, President Vladimir Putin vows to
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punish mercenary troops mounting an armed uprising in Russia.
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Putin made an emergency televised address hours after
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the Wagner mercenary group crossed into Russia and seize
24:17
the key military headquarters in the south. The Wagner chief has
24:21
said his 25,000 strong force is ready to die to take down
24:26
Russia's military leadership.
24:28
Adam Curry: But that didn't last long. They're willing to die.
24:33
John C Dvorak: I have a series of reports from PBS on this kind
24:36
of it's kind of a mixed bag of reports. Okay. But these are the
24:40
Ukraine updates. three parter.
24:44
Unknown: The Russian mercenary leader you have Gani preclusion
24:47
is said to be under investigation by Russian
24:49
intelligence tonight, after claiming that Russia's war with
24:52
Ukraine was started under false pretenses by top military
24:56
officials. Promotion has 1000s of personnel aiding Russia
25:00
onslaught and Ukraine and he now says Russian troops have fired
25:04
on his forces. There are also reports riot police and the
25:07
National Guard are tightening security at government buildings
25:10
in Moscow tonight. Meantime, as Lindsey Hill some of Independent
25:14
Television News tells us Ukraine's capital of Kyiv has
25:18
sprung back to life under the watchful eyes of air defense
25:22
crews that guard the city
25:25
every night so the Kyiv and other cities air defenses
25:29
protect Ukrainian civilians. Every morning in an undisclosed
25:35
location just outside the capitol. The radar guns and
25:39
controls of the German Gephardt system are prepared for action.
25:44
Interesting to add that each gun fires 550 rounds per minute. In
25:50
the last six months, this crew has shot down four Iranian made
25:55
Shaheed drones and two cruise missiles preventing death and
25:59
destruction in the city
26:02
of Aleppo have done has been somewhat humorous to look at.
26:04
The main advantage of this self propelled anti aircraft gun is
26:08
that it's simple to use because of the computer system and ease
26:11
of control. Another important thing is that relatively cheap
26:15
shells can be used to shoot down the very expensive significant
26:19
targets that our enemy has.
26:20
Adam Curry: What is PBS doing? They're not they're not even on
26:23
the headline. They're doing stuff no one cares about
26:27
John C Dvorak: they're doing weird stuff, but this is it.
26:29
What's interesting is the visuals and you can't see it now
26:32
this little divide this thing that they've got. It looks like
26:35
a tank with two anti aircraft guns in front instead of a big
26:40
Yeah, that have a cannon
26:41
Adam Curry: caliber. Yes. 50 caliber that just shoots like
26:44
crazy.
26:46
John C Dvorak: And it's cool looking. But it's like got one I
26:50
think they got one. Yeah, this is shooting down these things
26:54
are coming in from who knows where and this is nonsense. It's
26:59
the whole the these these drones have to get through it all. They
27:02
gotta be Junkers. To begin with. I've got I'm gonna have to do a
27:05
little report on these drones because I have pictures of most
27:07
of them. And I don't know, ya know, they're off doing this.
27:12
They gotta know why they're doing this, but they're doing a
27:14
completely different kind of reporting. That was go to part
27:17
two
27:18
Unknown: Ukrainian military celebrated the arrival of two
27:21
Patriot batteries from the US and Germany in April. These
27:25
missiles, by contrast, costs $4 million to fire, but they can
27:30
shoot down ballistic and hypersonic missiles at long run.
27:34
Adam Curry: What, what is the what is this rock music I hear
27:38
in the back background of this PBS report?
27:41
John C Dvorak: I don't know. This plan. This. By contrast,
27:45
we're gonna stop for just a second. We know that patriots
27:49
don't work. When did the price go up to $4 million a shot.
27:55
Well, that said you ever heard this before?
27:59
Adam Curry: I'm trying to think if we shoot
28:01
John C Dvorak: one Patriot missiles, 4 million bucks down
28:04
the drain. I can't hit the side of a barn.
28:10
Adam Curry: I don't know about that. Well, you know that would
28:13
that's inflation. I'm sorry. It's adjusted for inflation.
28:16
That's what it is. Come on. Now. Who are you for? Are you for
28:19
America and the military industrial complex are against
28:22
that. This is America baby.
28:23
Unknown: These missiles by contrast, costs $4 million to
28:27
fire but they can shoot down ballistic and hypersonic
28:31
missiles at long range. Last March, we saw the impact of a
28:36
rocket strike on an apartment block in Kyiv. The mayor of the
28:41
capital Vitaly Klitschko was there and Olga Timo shook from a
28:45
neighboring block now the block has been rebuilt better than
28:49
before complete with Phoenix mural and all the
28:52
Adam Curry: do they have pterodactyl flying around now,
28:56
this is a very weird report. Listen to it.
28:58
Unknown: From a neighboring block. Now the block has been
29:01
rebuilt better than before complete with Phoenix mural.
29:06
Adam Curry: Hillary Clinton she's trying to
29:08
John C Dvorak: play a lot of sound effects nowadays on PBS Oh
29:11
Unknown: yeah. No longer think she might have to leave the
29:13
city.
29:14
But I sleep better at night to be honest.
29:17
Who was this?
29:20
Adam Curry: Night to Be honest,
29:21
Unknown: and all you no longer think she might have to leave.
29:24
John C Dvorak: This is gonna listen grommet character, they
29:27
brought a
29:28
Unknown: city. I sleep better at night to be honest. Sometimes I
29:32
don't even hear the sirens. So like I go to sleep and I know
29:37
that I will wake up in the morning.
29:40
Adam Curry: Oh, well. We're doing good things. She can sleep
29:43
and she's no she's gonna live
29:44
Unknown: I believe in that more than I did last year to be
29:48
honest. And now it's it's like easier.
29:53
Adam Curry: We need this girl is a superstar. I don't know what
29:56
she looks like but I can this is like his kid. So the kid the
29:59
Greta of Ukraine. And we can use her to get rid get her a
30:02
contract work. You're right call her agent. We need this one.
30:08
Unknown: And what do you feel about the guys who are manning
30:10
the air defenses? Oh, they're heroes.
30:14
Adam Curry: Oh man. She is like Syrian girl who can actually
30:17
speak English. She's great. She's great. She
30:20
John C Dvorak: little British accent she was
30:21
Adam Curry: William Morris who she would get someone on the
30:26
line. This is she's fantastic. Good find good. Fine. We need
30:29
you watch someone's what? Here's what we would do. Hello pickle
30:34
factory. Yeah, we think we got a winner here. We got this. We got
30:37
this girl in, in key. And she's perfect. She is perfect. If you
30:43
want to have some psyop going on. She's the one cute
30:45
John C Dvorak: she's. She's Yes. She's just charming. She's a
30:49
charmer.
30:50
Adam Curry: I'll bet you son cry. You can cry to think she
30:52
can cry. Thank you. She can go Yeah,
30:53
John C Dvorak: absolutely. Or cry. She seems like she's been a
30:56
borderline anyway.
31:00
Adam Curry: All right. Last last clip. Yeah.
31:02
Unknown: That last month saw an onslaught. And while 154
31:07
missiles were shot down, 18 got through, killing five people.
31:14
The mayor of cave is there for more circumspect.
31:18
He has of course, blue sky rate weather summer. It's peaceful
31:24
atmosphere. And dude,
31:26
Adam Curry: they are now I understand what they're doing.
31:29
They're positioning it as over. It's done. Putin is spiraling
31:33
and spiraling in Russia. They've got problems internally you
31:37
know.
31:38
John C Dvorak: Always love to readjust all the input to your
31:42
basic thesis.
31:43
Adam Curry: Yes, of course. But this is what I dice dry. This is
31:47
what's happening.
31:48
Unknown: Blue Sky, wet weather. Summer atmosphere.
31:53
Adam Curry: The beaches are open but
31:57
John C Dvorak: wait until he goes to he has a little kicker.
32:00
So they did turns it back on. Yeah.
32:04
Unknown: Blue Sky rate weather summer. It's peaceful
32:08
atmosphere. Yes, the beaches are back. In and but this illusion.
32:15
It's an illusion. It's an illusion. Oh, it's any moment.
32:19
You can listen. Air alarm, warming alarm. It's mean the
32:25
arrow moment, the arrow building can be destroyed for Russian
32:29
missiles.
32:30
Keith is full of outdoor cafes and bars. After the Russians
32:34
were pushed back from the outskirts last spring. Many
32:38
people reverted to their old life deciding that the odds of
32:41
being hit by a missile or drone we're acceptably small.
32:46
Adam Curry: I don't it was a semi reverser. It wasn't a full
32:49
one ad. But I'm going to land the plane for us here. I'm gonna
32:53
tell you what's going on what really happened? Because we
32:56
something took place. Two boobs, not the kind of boobs you're
33:01
thinking of to boobs mess stuff up. And it had to be covered up.
33:06
Because there is an operation underway. That kind of became
33:13
apparent. And so we had to call Wagner the dog group and do
33:18
something about it. So here's the official narrative. The most
33:23
recent narrative of why this took place. It's from France.
33:26
24, the head
33:27
Unknown: of the Russian mercenary group, Wagner has
33:29
issued what sounds like a declaration of war against his
33:32
country's top military officials. Yevgeny Prigogine,
33:36
posted an audio message today accusing the army of launching
33:39
strikes on his own troops. In a separate video clip he said that
33:43
mosquitos invasion of Ukraine was based on lies by the
33:46
military's leadership is vogner Group spearheaded Russia's
33:50
capture of the Ukrainian city of Baku booth last month, a
33:53
battlefield success that has allowed him to criticize law
33:57
scale with impunity. The main target of promotions tirade is
34:02
the Russian defense minister.
34:05
The defense ministry is trying to deceive the public and the
34:08
president and tell a story that there was some crazy aggression
34:11
by Ukraine, and that together with the entire NATO Alliance,
34:15
say we're planning to attack us.
34:17
Adam Curry: nonetheless. There it is. So but Goshen is sent in
34:23
to dispel this crazy, crazy defense minister saying, hey,
34:28
there's an attack coming and all of NATO is going to come in and
34:31
go after us. I'm going to tell you that's true. We have to go
34:37
first. And again, none of this is in the United States. Why
34:40
would it be? Deutsche Avella. This is part of what is going to
34:45
go down
34:46
Unknown: tonight Ukraine is warning of a possible Russian
34:48
terror plot. Ukrainian president Zelensky says that Russian
34:52
forces at the occupied separ at a nuclear power plant are
34:56
planning to cause a radiation disaster. Does aparece you know
35:00
Nuclear Power Station is the largest in Europe, it has been
35:02
under Russian occupation. Since Russia invaded parts of Ukraine.
35:06
Last year, the International Atomic Energy Agency tried to
35:10
negotiate a safety perimeter around the site, but to know its
35:14
success, and the IAEA says that the risks to and from the
35:19
nuclear plant, I've only risen with the start of the Ukrainian
35:22
counter-offensive This month, one being a possible release of
35:26
radiation as a weapon to stop any Ukrainian troops advance.
35:30
Adam Curry: Okay, so this day like,
35:33
John C Dvorak: do we have any geographical evidence that those
35:37
reactors are nowhere near where the troops are advancing?
35:40
Adam Curry: No, this is this is not the point. The point is
35:43
Russia who of course, blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, Russia
35:47
who of course blew up the dam they were in control of, of
35:50
course, they're first going to release radiation from the
35:53
nuclear power plant to waft over to Wawa over to waft yes to
35:58
waft, and they will probably word probably will destroy it.
36:03
The BBC is on the same track a little more honest,
36:07
Unknown: the threat of nuclear escalation is once more at the
36:09
center of the war of words between Russia and Ukraine. Two
36:13
weeks after the destruction of the Kakuka dam, which reads the
36:17
fears for the safety of those upper region nuclear plants.
36:19
President Lenski says there's a new cause for concern
36:22
that has national laws. Now our intelligence has received
36:25
information that Russia is considering a scenario of a
36:29
terrorist attack a desert region nuclear power plant, that
36:32
terrorist attack with radiation leakage, they have prepared
36:36
John C Dvorak: running that plant.
36:38
Adam Curry: Yes, they are running the plant. Yes, they
36:40
are.
36:41
John C Dvorak: Let's get some logic here. So they're running
36:44
their brushes took over these plants to prevent the Ukrainians
36:48
from screwing with him. And now terrorists who did these right
36:53
there was the Russian terrorists. But wait, they were
36:55
there. Right? They're running and guarding the plant? Yes. And
36:59
there's Russian terrorists involved in there Russians
37:02
guarding? Why am I getting this? Again? I'm not getting a clear
37:06
picture of what's going on.
37:07
Adam Curry: You're gonna get the picture in a moment. You know,
37:09
you understand that? Exactly. So this is their reporting. This is
37:14
propaganda. Obviously, no, that's my point. It's so flimsy.
37:20
But it even this report ends with Flims a terrorist attack
37:24
with radiation leakage. They have prepared everything for
37:27
this solid
37:28
Unknown: little Mr. Solinsky didn't specify what evidence he
37:31
had, know what the attack would entail. Russia has denied the
37:35
allegations, pointing to a recent visit to the site by the
37:38
UN's nuclear watchdog, which concluded that the station could
37:41
operate safely for some time.
37:43
Adam Curry: Oh, that's a little bit of information we didn't get
37:45
from Deutsche Avella. Now, it's operating safely. Everything's
37:49
okay. All right. So now let's take into consideration that it
37:54
was a UN inspectors that came in Yes. Which in the doccia Bella
37:58
report was all radiation.
38:01
John C Dvorak: Well, Deutsche Vela, we know is a CIA
38:04
Adam Curry: CIA. Exactly. So let's just just for argument's
38:08
sake, say that it probably was what as Seymour Hersh described,
38:13
it probably was the United States, as promised by President
38:17
Joe Biden, who sabotaged cases in Oregon. Instead, they're
38:21
gonna do it. Well, let's just presume that the Russians didn't
38:25
have in fact, by draining the lake for their dam, they they
38:29
gave Ukrainian armed forces a huge advantage as a huge Dry
38:33
Lake, they can no walk across instead of swimming. So let's
38:38
just presume that what they're talking about here is a most
38:42
likely us slash NATO led sabotage of the nuclear plant.
38:49
I've got information, man, new shit has come to light when
38:53
you're on C span. And you see, Lindsey Graham and douchebag
38:58
Blumenthal of opposing parties come together for a press
39:03
announcement. You know, something is wrong.
39:06
Unknown: Thank you for coming. And there's a lot of news to
39:10
cover in London. Y'all attending this news conference? We're
39:17
gonna do something different. We're not mad at each other.
39:21
We're not trying to sanction each other.
39:23
Adam Curry: No, you're laughing telling already because you're
39:26
in cahoots. You're up to no good lady G.
39:30
Unknown: We're trying to work together on one of the most
39:33
important issues affecting America's national security.
39:39
Adam Curry: America's national security,
39:41
Unknown: world stability, wow.
39:44
Adam Curry: World stability hold on world stability.
39:47
Unknown: And as the grievance campaign up here in Washington
39:51
seems to be an ending. Senator Blumenthal and myself have not
39:55
taken our eyes off, defining moment. In that story, Ukraine.
40:01
So we're introducing a resolution today since the
40:05
senate resolution that says that if Russia or Belarus or a proxy
40:10
of Russia explodes a nuclear device inside of Ukraine to stop
40:17
the counter offensive, or to try to break the will of the
40:20
Ukrainian people, such an attack should be considered an attack
40:25
on NATO itself.
40:26
Adam Curry: Okay, so he is in essence evoking a pseudo Article
40:30
Five, he's saying should Russia explode some kind of nuclear
40:36
device? Now Lindy Hop is not that stupid. Blumenthal is a
40:40
turd because he lays it out exactly.
40:43
Unknown: Poland is at immediate risk if the use of tactical
40:48
nuclear weapons or destruction of a nuclear power plant causes
40:54
radiation to spread, as almost certainly it would, causing
41:00
significant human harm. This is not a kind of reckless or
41:08
panicky resolution. It's based on the science and it is meant
41:15
to send a message via Vladimir Putin and even more directly to
41:22
his military, right, they will be destroyed. They will be
41:28
eviscerated if they use tactical tactical nuclear weapons or if
41:34
they or destroy a nuclear plant in a way that threatens
41:39
surrounding NATO nations Article Five is there for a reason.
41:45
Adam Curry: These assholes sorry
41:46
John C Dvorak: to say unbelievable these assets by the
41:48
way, stop, stop, stop.
41:50
Adam Curry: I'm stopping Clip of the Day. Thank you. I'm bending
41:53
over for
41:56
John C Dvorak: the we don't need that.
41:57
Adam Curry: So the Russian Foreign defense minister was
42:01
right. He says dude, they're setting up this huge up, they're
42:05
gonna blow up the power plant. Then they're going to invoke
42:07
Article Five because the radiation would float would waft
42:11
over Poland waft waft over Poland This is which
42:15
John C Dvorak: is an attack on Poland which is attack on NATO
42:18
which is an attack on all of us
42:22
Adam Curry: this is an outrage these maniacs rage she stopped
42:27
they're maniacs call your your congressman and senator that go
42:32
out and protest now this and I'm amazed at the at the audacity is
42:38
the word you're looking audacity thank you and also at the
42:41
restraint. Restraint did poo Putin. No wonder he looks
42:44
worried. He looks worried because now he knows what
42:48
they're up to. And that's what hotdog boy had to go and
42:52
distract from? No, no, no, don't don't look at those two old Jack
42:56
offs, trying to start war with NATO and Russia. Don't look at
43:01
that. No, no, no, don't look at me. I'm hot dog boy. Lulu. Lulu.
43:05
Lulu. I'm had done boy. That's a real issue.
43:11
John C Dvorak: I think so. Now the Russians, of course. Have
43:15
those plans under control at the moment. Yeah, I'm thinking they
43:19
should shut him down. They should shut those suckers as
43:22
fast as they can. Yeah.
43:24
Adam Curry: And we should all leave and leave. And we Yes,
43:27
John C Dvorak: shutter the plants and leave as fast as they
43:30
can. And it would take I don't know how long it takes to shut
43:33
down a nuke like that. Big. Abandon ship, abandon ship,
43:38
Unknown: get out. Get out. Give it back
43:40
John C Dvorak: to the Ukrainians and leave.
43:45
Adam Curry: Now, yeah, this that. I mean, that's maybe the
43:50
first time I've been a little bit concerned. But I think it's
43:53
out and enough people know it. And we'll see what happens
43:56
because that's high stakes. And I don't know how well respected
44:01
Lindsey Graham or be Bob Blumenthal are whatever highly
44:07
respected. Well, really, by their by their push by each
44:12
party. Blumenthal is a big hero amongst the Democrats, because
44:16
he's a stooge and Lindsey Graham's,
44:19
John C Dvorak: they're both Stooges, you know,
44:22
Adam Curry: well, this, this needs to be stopped then, and
44:26
that it's true, and Putin should just come out and say, so I want
44:29
you to come out and just say it, hey, man, they're gonna do some
44:34
really nasty here. And then you don't even need nuclear
44:36
radiation wafting over. I can just say it,
44:42
John C Dvorak: just say it and show up a Geiger counter show a
44:44
graph. Look at this. It's like remember when the Fukushima went
44:48
out? And next thing you know, we're being inundated here on
44:51
the west coast with radiation. If you listen to Alex Jones,
44:57
Adam Curry: here it is. I'm hearing I'm here in Poland,
45:01
John. And the Geiger counter is going it's going off often. Oh,
45:06
no. Oh no, we're all gonna die Exactly yeah, it's It's an
45:16
outrage. I
45:16
John C Dvorak: had to do it you actually do jack, you just have
45:19
to say that. Yeah.
45:23
Adam Curry: Now I don't I think it would still be I don't think
45:26
it'd be an immediate knee jerk reaction. I'm not perfect I'm
45:31
pretty sure it wouldn't be but that's all they need. And so you
45:34
know, we're wrapping everything up over here in London we've you
45:39
know, we split up the trillions of dollars of goods we've set
45:43
all the tax laws let's move this stuff along man we look we got
45:47
the money. We got the the 400 billion plus an extra five bill
45:51
for flawed. We've got another six and a half bill from from
45:55
our military, or it's just a coincidence. It's the same
45:57
number. I don't know. If everyone said, let's move this
46:00
long, hot dog boy. Yeah, cover that up because these two boobs
46:05
went off and did a press conference. Now there still is
46:07
still has to be passed the resolution. So there is
46:10
opportunity to stop that. But what do you think the chances
46:13
are
46:14
John C Dvorak: that the Senate is a bunch of Democrats
46:17
Adam Curry: mongering or war mongering senators of the United
46:20
States government? There's
46:22
John C Dvorak: they're passing this thing in a breeze if it
46:24
does seem unanimous. I'll be surprised
46:26
Adam Curry: if it hasn't even passed. Ron Paul would be the
46:29
only one the only one No, no, no, this is not a good idea. Oh,
46:35
man. Now if we follow the fractals of history, we may be
46:43
in good shape. Someone sent this to me I thought was very
46:46
interesting. 1918 to 1920. Spanish flu 1917 to 1923 Russian
46:53
Civil War. But in 1922, Ukraine loses its bid for independence
46:59
and it's annexed by Russia and the Soviet Union. Then we get
47:03
them Warren G President Harding dies in 2023. Hello, Joe. Amid
47:11
scandal appeals, he was murdered. Yeah, the Teapot Dome
47:14
lot of scandals. And then then we get Calvin Coolidge Silent
47:19
Cal. And then we get the roaring 20s. And we're back to normal
47:24
with cool looking skirts.
47:26
Unknown: Yeah, flappers and hats. And hats.
47:30
Adam Curry: Yeah, silent cow. He
47:31
John C Dvorak: was cautious. cautious. cautious. That's the
47:35
hat. Yeah, those
47:36
Adam Curry: bead hats those kind of
47:37
John C Dvorak: DDL OC he is dead Funny. Funny shaped hat.
47:42
Adam Curry: Never heard of it. Interesting. Close. Close.
47:43
John C Dvorak: Yeah, look at that close.
47:44
Adam Curry: I'm not going to but I trust you.
47:48
John C Dvorak: Why bother
47:49
Adam Curry: now? Kamala Harris, I'm gonna have to I'm gonna have
47:53
to give it to you here. Just like Coolidge, who was former
47:58
lawyer. Governor so Kamala Harris, former district attorney
48:03
Senator close enough to his background. He was known as
48:07
Silent Cal as you pointed out, hands off at running the
48:09
government just let everything go letting other people like the
48:12
future President Herbert Hoover make decisions. I think Kamala
48:15
would be a good choice then. To perhaps the roaring 20s
48:20
John C Dvorak: Low dope and laugh. So it's perfect for the
48:25
roaring 20s.
48:26
Adam Curry: Yeah. Yeah. And that would just be the fractal God
48:31
willing. That will be nice. So we'll see. But at least we know
48:36
what to look at now. And now we know what the scam is what
48:39
they're up against. And of course, they've hedged their
48:41
bets, you know, we have a revolt against Putin, Vance's
48:45
government, maybe I mean, narratives work. Now to certain
48:49
point, if they work
48:50
John C Dvorak: if they're if they're getting through, but
48:52
Russia is locked down. They've cut off the press for good
48:56
reason. I mean, I don't like the idea. But they've cut off the
48:59
press, because it's aversive. They cut they got the NGOs out
49:05
of town. And that's, that's the big deal. And they are on the
49:09
lookout and they're taken out there. Right, you know, what
49:12
they perceive as enemies as the way they're doing it? See,
49:15
China's do is pretty much the same way, when they're not
49:19
putting up with our letting us know, develop the narrative,
49:23
because that's what we're doing. We're developing the narrative.
49:25
Sure, are these other countries. And you know, it works on our
49:28
public and the EU doesn't seem to affect South America or
49:32
Africa. Nobody's paying attention to us there. And
49:36
wishes irksome to ever. Oh, well, I don't understand why
49:39
Africa is not on board with condemning Russia.
49:43
Adam Curry: Well, while we're at it, just as a quick aside, we
49:50
can't play this clip, often enough for the West Clark seven.
49:54
Unknown: So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by
49:58
that time, we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we
50:00
still going to war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than
50:02
that. He said, He reached over on his desk. He picked up a
50:05
piece of paper. He said, I just, he said, I just got this down
50:08
from upstairs meeting the secretary Defense Office today.
50:11
And he said, this a memo that describes how we're going to
50:13
take out seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq and
50:19
then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and finishing off
50:23
Iran.
50:24
Adam Curry: So we're not quite at Iran yet. But there is an
50:26
update on Sudan.
50:27
Unknown: There are two wars going on in Sudan. One between
50:30
the army and the rapid support forces is destroying the capital
50:33
Khartoum, where heavy shelling and aerial bombardment resumed
50:36
there. To region of Darfur there's a war against the non
50:41
Arab population. There are now reports that RSF fighters and
50:44
Arab militias are encircling the capital of North Darfur, el
50:47
fascia cutting off the roads leading out of the city. The
50:50
same tactic was deployed before el Giannina was recently
50:53
overrun, forcing hundreds of 1000s to flee. There is growing
50:57
evidence of ethnic cleansing. Human Rights Watch says
50:59
international bodies need to act fast to halt the spiraling
51:02
violence and horrific abuses.
51:04
I'm shocked shocked to find out that rationalization
51:07
Adam Curry: is going on here. There you go. Yeah, we're
51:09
verbalizing Sudan. Khartoum, of course, Where's
51:12
John C Dvorak: where's Clooney?
51:17
Adam Curry: Isn't Where's Clooney? Do we do? I don't
51:19
remember. There's something going on. And you need a
51:23
distraction. Yeah, this is it. This is
51:27
John C Dvorak: Bridget Clooney. What happened to Clooney we had
51:29
a big shot he was dark for a guy
51:32
Adam Curry: might something froze my computer just froze
51:34
which is usually not a good good thing
51:40
Unknown: not a good
51:43
Adam Curry: usually not a good thing. Oh, here it is. This is
51:45
the jingle we wanted to get some need distraction in fact, we
51:55
could use now more than ever.
51:57
Unknown: George Clooney is a spy.
52:04
Adam Curry: Yeah, Clooney used to be on deck man. But this
52:07
administration doesn't like him for some reason. I don't know
52:09
why they don't like him. He might have he might have gone to
52:12
MI five or MI six.
52:15
Unknown: I don't think he do that.
52:17
Adam Curry: Maybe he's just retired just tired of it all.
52:21
John C Dvorak: Well, they I think he's more effective. He's
52:22
doing a lot of more indie movies. And that's where he's
52:25
really good in the movies. He's really good. I mean, he's got
52:30
something out recently that just dynamite he does. He's got such
52:34
a knack for developing popular movies that are indie he has
52:39
small productions he does have a knack and he's got you know who
52:43
killed us what's her name is on the in his entourage with a two
52:47
or three he's got the same old same old actress probably all of
52:50
them are spooks and and they put together a product that is so
52:54
good that what why. What's What's he going to accomplish
52:57
and dar for?
52:59
Adam Curry: What's interesting is CNN is not read in on this
53:02
opposite CNN. There's something going on there and they're not
53:05
read. This is
53:06
John C Dvorak: the new guys. Yeah, the
53:07
Adam Curry: new guys and the Daniela Malone knowing anything.
53:09
John C Dvorak: No,
53:10
Unknown: I gotta tell you, Wolf. It feels like we're missing some
53:12
key factor. It feels like we're missing. Missing. Missing.
53:17
Understand, it feels like we're missing some key factor. It
53:21
feels like we're missing something in the negotiations
53:24
with Prigogine or something in his calculations. Did this just
53:28
a long planned effort, it seems go to frighteningly well. Did he
53:32
find themselves too close to Moscow and decided to pull back
53:35
has something else has gone on that we're not aware of? It
53:38
doesn't really make sense at this particular stage. What it
53:41
does do, though, is embarrassed the Kremlin and certainly show
53:45
that Vladimir Putin is not the all powerful man in Russia that
53:49
he appeared to be more of 24 hours ago, Wolf.
53:52
It's also as you say, utterly bizarre, and clearly, Putin is
53:56
vulnerable right now.
53:58
Adam Curry: See, there's they're still working the old opera.
54:00
It's like, yeah, regime change. Yeah, we'll do regime change, it
54:03
will change it from the inside. Meanwhile, Washington, DC,
54:06
douche Haven. There are the adults blog that plan. Let's
54:10
invoke Article Five NATO. That's that's the op and they can't
54:16
even figure it out. They're so dense. You want to hear the
54:20
Obama? Yes. Yeah. Might as well.
54:23
Unknown: So obviously, hindsight is a great thing. 2020 vision is
54:26
a great thing. But you experienced while you were in
54:28
office shootings first invasion, the annexation of Crimea, and
54:32
many people said
54:33
Adam Curry: the first invade but what about the my damn thing?
54:35
They believe we missed that. And they, you
54:37
Unknown: know, the Western Allies stood up and put enough
54:40
red lines around him around that. So what's your reaction to
54:44
that? And I want to just add also your friend, your good
54:46
friend and colleague Angular Merkel is under very serious
54:49
criticism right now. I know you've just met with her
54:51
recently.
54:52
Adam Curry: Why she under criticism? What did she do?
54:55
John C Dvorak: Is this thing new or is this an old report?
54:58
Adam Curry: No, I think this isn't I think this is new.
55:01
John C Dvorak: Yeah, sure, because they'd be able America
55:03
is not in the news in any way. She's not under any criticism.
55:07
Unknown: I mean, check,
55:08
should she have leveraged, you know, Germany's economy, its
55:12
energy on the addiction to cheap energy in Russia. Was that a
55:16
mistake?
55:17
Well, you know, I think the Ukraine of that time is not the
55:22
Ukraine that works. I'm sorry.
55:23
Adam Curry: Yes. I think Angular Merkel is now being blamed for
55:35
for the energy vendor. And, you know, and so, of course, when
55:40
Russia blew up their own pipeline, that's what really
55:43
just that's what, that's what really destroyed. German
55:46
industry. It's all It's all her fault. Blame the old lady who
55:50
keeps falling asleep.
55:51
Unknown: Economy, its energy on the addiction,
55:54
Adam Curry: wasn't she like, she was teetering that she was
55:58
teetering. Remember that when she would start teetering, and
56:00
she'd like it would have to catch yourself from falling?
56:04
John C Dvorak: I don't remember any of that.
56:05
Adam Curry: Yeah, this was she hadn't? Yeah,
56:07
Unknown: I'm all looking cheap energy in Russia. Was that a
56:10
mistake?
56:11
Well, you know, I think the Ukraine of that time is not the
56:16
Ukraine that we're talking about today. There's a reason why
56:19
there was not an armed invasion of Crimea. Because Crimea was
56:27
full of a lot of Russian speakers. And there was some
56:30
sympathy to the view that Russia was representing its interests
56:35
the Rada at the time, but the Ukrainian parliament itself
56:39
still had a number of Russian sympathizers. And the politics
56:44
inside Ukraine were more complicated. And part of what
56:47
happened was, both myself but also Merkel, who I give enormous
56:53
credit for, had to pull in a lot of other Europeans kicking and
56:58
screaming, to impose the sanctions that we did and to
57:03
prevent Putin from continuing through the Donbass into the
57:07
rest of Ukraine. So I actually think that, given both where
57:12
Ukraine was at at the time, and where the European mindset was,
57:15
at the time, we held the line. And part of what happened was,
57:21
over time, a sense of Ukrainian identity separate from Russia,
57:27
and the determination to someone's back against Russia
57:30
and an ability to prepare, both militarily and civically to
57:37
resist.
57:38
Adam Curry: But we much okay, she was shaking. That's what I
57:42
was. Merkel was shaking. Do you remember all
57:45
John C Dvorak: right, I do remember the shaking and it was
57:47
like it was there was some Parkinson's. What's the rumor?
57:51
Unknown: spokesman had insisted that the chancellor is fine.
57:54
She's gone off as planned to the G 20. Summit of world leaders in
57:58
Japan, leaving behind her though at home real concerns about her
58:02
health. Mrs. Merkel always appears to be in robust health.
58:06
She has a punishing shedule she's seen as a strong leader.
58:10
Adam Curry: Anyway. Yeah, she was shaking. She kept shaking at
58:12
events. Like what's it what's wrong with Angola? Yeah, so
58:16
she's getting blamed. She's getting blamed on it's like
58:19
blaming
58:20
John C Dvorak: Trump. Yeah, always blame the guy before a
58:23
guy.
58:24
Adam Curry: And of course, I'm poor failed to remind President
58:28
Obama that his administration spied on Merkel.
58:32
John C Dvorak: Literally, that wouldn't. I don't know how that
58:35
would fit into the conversation that she's having buttery
58:37
Adam Curry: tapped her phone. Man. Oh, man. Oh, maybe somebody
58:42
John C Dvorak: before seeing what he said about? Well, you
58:44
know, it wasn't my idea.
58:51
Adam Curry: All right. So I think I think all we can do now
58:53
is just wait. We just have to wait to see. I think it's
58:57
Putin's move to make. He needs to get the do something to some
59:03
countermove.
59:05
John C Dvorak: Yeah. He's gonna have easy, they've got him in a
59:07
good interesting position of kind of like, he's either gonna
59:13
have to bail out of everything and just get the hell out of
59:17
there. Because he's being set up. Yeah. That would be one way
59:21
after that will be what's gonna have to realize he's been set
59:24
up. Yeah. Which is going to be any seems like a guy with a
59:28
personality that wouldn't go for that. And it beat you know, a
59:31
lot. Yes, ma'am. And it would say, Well, maybe the way the
59:37
play it, it seems that you know, okay, so you've been, you've got
59:41
to do some sort of a counter major to the setup. That gives
59:44
you the excuse to leave with face because what's because I do
59:49
worry is that he's going to have to admit he was wrong, which he
59:53
can't do because He's the great leader. Czar, and they want him
59:59
to have to do that. because they want to do they do want regime
1:00:02
change. Yeah. But they're not going to get it because he's too
1:00:07
like I think he's too coy.
1:00:09
Adam Curry: But do you think that they so all right let's
1:00:13
look at his options, obvious options. Just nuke all of
1:00:17
Ukraine. Everyone dies. Seems like he's a little too level
1:00:21
headed for that. Because they like the world goes up. It's all
1:00:25
over Yeah, he's
1:00:26
John C Dvorak: not he's not he's not insane. He's in he's in good
1:00:28
health too. And he's got those pretty nurses. That was British
1:00:35
nevernever everybody has one does Russians I don't know what
1:00:38
they're all this
1:00:40
Adam Curry: maybe the answer is hot dog boy in in Bella rousse.
1:00:45
I'm not sure hot
1:00:46
John C Dvorak: dog boy. You know it possible to develop Lucien
1:00:49
guys gotta go. That would distract everybody. If you had a
1:00:56
civil war and Bella Russa was triggered by the hot dog boy who
1:00:59
has been put in there as a Trojan horse. Interesting.
1:01:03
That's a possibility that would go in distraction of the month.
1:01:08
And that would help him get out and then then he can he's got a
1:01:12
sneak sneak out. Yeah, so he
1:01:15
Adam Curry: can get look. I got some problems here. I got got
1:01:18
Belrose I got oh my god, my tactical nukes there. I'm gonna
1:01:21
save the world. I got to take care of that. I'm leaving
1:01:23
Ukraine.
1:01:25
John C Dvorak: Put it supposedly put some tactical nukes there
1:01:28
and now he's worried. Yes. And he doesn't want anything bad to
1:01:32
happen. He's got some. He could strategize his way out of this.
1:01:37
Yeah. It's not going to be easy.
1:01:38
Adam Curry: But he has to he has to withdraw. And what he has to
1:01:41
get out of it. He has to get out of Ukraine. There's no other way
1:01:44
he has to. He has to say we're out. You hit the plants yours.
1:01:48
John C Dvorak: We don't. We're not gonna give you but without
1:01:50
giving up Crimea. No. Crimea. But no. So he keeps that and
1:01:55
then gets out of those nuclear plants. Yeah. And let's put the
1:01:59
Ukrainian engineers back in there. It's their fault after
1:02:01
that.
1:02:02
Adam Curry: Yeah. And everyone's kind of ready for it. They got
1:02:06
the money. Plus the VIG
1:02:09
John C Dvorak: vaccine bill you know, he could also do a behind
1:02:12
the scenes thing saying he's gonna do this but he is but and
1:02:15
they can all have their guns divvy up Ukraine all they want,
1:02:18
which is what they're going to do. Yes. You can guys can divvy
1:02:21
it up. I helped you here. If you think about it. Just set off my
1:02:26
back. Yeah. And kill these sanctions pick up the
1:02:29
Adam Curry: red phone. Or the sanctions. Sanctions don't even
1:02:33
matter. sanctions.
1:02:34
John C Dvorak: You're right there. They're meaningless.
1:02:36
Don't matter. He's got to find some he's got to do this. It's
1:02:38
got to be fast. Yeah, I agree. It's got to be what I'm gonna
1:02:43
switch to your site a little bit. This war is gonna get over
1:02:46
with Oh,
1:02:48
Adam Curry: yeah. By Wednesday. I say by Wednesday.
1:02:51
John C Dvorak: It's gotta be done within a month.
1:02:55
Adam Curry: Wow. I'm glad we solved that. He can give us a
1:02:58
call if you need some help.
1:03:00
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we can help. Now.
1:03:04
Adam Curry: I would like to play Hey, to let me see. Actually,
1:03:08
just one clip. We can do more. You're going to climate change.
1:03:11
There's something going on with climate change, too. Obviously.
1:03:13
Not with the climate. Because you know,
1:03:17
John C Dvorak: I do have did I get to hear? Let me see if I got
1:03:19
the heat clip. As are some. Some action. Yes. It was like China.
1:03:24
The Chinese got some. Yeah, I got record heat in China. Ask
1:03:28
Adam.
1:03:29
Adam Curry: Oh, hold on a second. And ask Adam.
1:03:34
John C Dvorak: Yeah, after the clip. I have a question. Okay.
1:03:36
Do I play the
1:03:37
Unknown: clip? Yeah,
1:03:38
China broke a different kind of record today for heat.
1:03:42
Temperatures in Beijing topped 104 degrees for a second day for
1:03:46
the first time in more than 70 years.
1:03:50
Adam Curry: All right. ask them the question is,
1:03:54
John C Dvorak: so it was the same thing and seven years ago?
1:03:56
Where was their trend? I don't see it.
1:04:01
Adam Curry: That's not a question. That's rhetorical.
1:04:03
That's a goof, man. There's no question for me to answer. Okay,
1:04:07
no, that's just all windows.
1:04:09
John C Dvorak: We have global warming seven years ago.
1:04:11
Adam Curry: I was. Yeah, man. That's when it all started.
1:04:13
Don't you remember? It turns out the 19 inch rack just turned 100
1:04:21
years old.
1:04:24
John C Dvorak: The 19 inch rack? Yeah, there's humor there
1:04:27
somewhere.
1:04:28
Adam Curry: I know there's humor but I'm also puzzled. What are
1:04:31
we putting in 19 inch racks 100
1:04:33
John C Dvorak: years now you know which for people like most
1:04:35
people don't know what you're talking about. You're talking
1:04:38
about the quality of gear rack. They haven't radios computer
1:04:42
could be computer gear computer rack yeah, there's all these
1:04:45
racks. I have a wooden one by the way it was made for me
1:04:48
customers what she said so that 100 years ago which is not Yeah,
1:04:54
that's when the radio first of all radio. We're talking 1923
1:04:58
radios just getting going like crazy fields radio hobbyist.
1:05:03
We're all in the early 1900s. Right, right. Everyone's whoa,
1:05:06
I'm gonna go it's gonna change the world. It's just exactly the
1:05:09
same. I wrote an essay on this a long time ago. 1923
1:05:12
Adam Curry: In fact, I think you wrote that
1:05:13
John C Dvorak: the I did. It was 23
1:05:17
Adam Curry: substack. It was it was more but that's, but it was
1:05:23
100 years ago, not it's not 50 years ago. It's not 70 years
1:05:28
ago, 100 years ago.
1:05:30
John C Dvorak: 100 years ago is when radio was getting just
1:05:32
really starting to rock. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1923
1:05:36
Adam Curry: And yesterday, and yesterday, all the hams came out
1:05:39
and did field day.
1:05:41
John C Dvorak: And I was like, did you go to that? Well, I was
1:05:43
Adam Curry: going to but then I had this I was stuck making
1:05:45
clips of C span of these two numbnuts trying to blow up the
1:05:48
world.
1:05:49
John C Dvorak: Now it's probably probably a better use of time.
1:05:54
Adam Curry: Okay, so there's another scam going on. Wait
1:05:56
until you hear the numbers of this one. Of course this is an
1:05:58
ongoing scam. This is climate change. Ah, so tiring. But now
1:06:04
they've put numbers to it and this is McCrone is leading all
1:06:07
this. They don't even call it the climate change conference.
1:06:10
They just call it the new global financial compact or something
1:06:15
like that. They're just going straight to calling it money.
1:06:18
Hey, are you going to climate change conference? What's that?
1:06:20
Oh, the money conference? Yeah, I'm going there.
1:06:23
Unknown: Build as a summit with substance as countries on the
1:06:27
front line of climate change scramble for a lifeline. The new
1:06:31
Global Financing packed in Paris, hosted by President
1:06:35
Emmanuel Macron brings together heads of state and government
1:06:39
from over 80 countries. The aim to financially back climate
1:06:44
action
1:06:45
Adam Curry: the way into your head the at the end of this
1:06:47
report, you'll hear us the dummies coming in to add our
1:06:50
little bit to it. But
1:06:52
Unknown: to do so read to 30 to 60 some competitions summit
1:06:56
of all of those who are on the frontlines in the face of
1:06:59
population and planet degradation in what we would
1:07:02
like to build here, where the risks of division two great is
1:07:05
innovating new consensus not dictated from one place but
1:07:09
rather carried by those who are living through the consequences
1:07:12
of climate change and deregulation. We are fighting
1:07:15
for a first plan to tackle poverty and its consequences.
1:07:20
Every day, the cost of climate change and inaction becomes DERA
1:07:25
mostly for developing countries facing the brunt of it. But now
1:07:29
a new international monetary system is in the making,
1:07:32
restructuring debt, reducing poverty and crucially, offering
1:07:37
support, and now targeting not only governments but big banks
1:07:41
to rebalance the world's neediest nations most at risk of
1:07:46
global warming have been left out of the climate conversation
1:07:50
with colossal costs estimated at $4 trillion a year to respond to
1:07:55
the crisis. so desperate to see meaningful commitments.
1:07:59
Adam Curry: Yeah, we all want a part of $4 trillion a year.
1:08:04
Yeah, they know where it's gonna come from. Janet Yellen,
1:08:07
Unknown: including building sustainable infrastructure.
1:08:11
Did new infrastructure will be built to withstand extreme
1:08:16
weather events. Susan, when it typhoon, hurricane strikes,
1:08:21
roads will still be open to emergency vehicles and hospitals
1:08:25
will still have electricity
1:08:28
as the globe weathers the storm of climate change. All eyes are
1:08:31
on Paris for answers. Hey, Janet
1:08:34
Adam Curry: Yellen. Why don't you fix the potholes? They're on
1:08:36
Johnson highway once you do that. You're here still got
1:08:39
potholes? Yeah. Before you start fixing everyone else's hospitals
1:08:43
and roads. What is up with these people? And what is Janet Yellen
1:08:46
doing there? We're being we're being ripped off.
1:08:52
John C Dvorak: Yeah, there you go. Ripped Off ripped off off,
1:08:57
Adam Curry: ripped off. Meanwhile, Siemens energy shares
1:09:01
plunged more than 37% as wind turbine worries deepened. Turns
1:09:06
out they suck. Take a break.
1:09:08
John C Dvorak: Well, you did this one report die I you know,
1:09:11
we should have marked that show is a special where you went
1:09:14
through the economics of the wind turbine industry and how
1:09:19
it's a scam? Because you don't even remember doing now. That
1:09:23
was a long report. You did. And you showed that the numbers were
1:09:27
the only match if there was a certain amount of government
1:09:29
interference. Yeah, you
1:09:31
Adam Curry: have to have the the subsidies.
1:09:35
John C Dvorak: Make Money With those big giant expensive
1:09:37
turbos. They don't last they don't work that well. They
1:09:40
don't. And yeah, they don't work that well. And those big props
1:09:43
aren't cheap.
1:09:46
Adam Curry: So now let's talk about dumb food. Because that's
1:09:50
part of the scam. It's like how can we make more money off these
1:09:53
idiots? I don't know. It's give them fake food. We're talking
1:09:56
about Jose
1:09:58
John C Dvorak: can imagine somebody in a boardroom say
1:10:00
Yeah,
1:10:01
Adam Curry: we're talking about Jose Andre the chef. Yeah, that
1:10:05
he's all in on chicken on the lab meat on the grill chicken.
1:10:11
John C Dvorak: And before we leave this topic, I wonder when
1:10:14
course Wait,
1:10:14
Adam Curry: wait, I'm setting you up for the reading that
1:10:16
parts of that email.
1:10:18
John C Dvorak: I'm sorry, I gotta go find the email you
1:10:19
remember who it was. I have the
1:10:21
Adam Curry: email here but I thought you were you actually
1:10:23
put in the newsletter. We're gonna read the email.
1:10:26
John C Dvorak: I said we
1:10:30
Adam Curry: Jose Andre was one of the recipients of $100
1:10:34
million donation from Jeff Jeff Bezos to spend however he wanted
1:10:38
to just like who's the guy from CNN?
1:10:45
Unknown: The black guy
1:10:48
Adam Curry: you know talking like Guy Yeah, the non lemon now
1:10:52
the nothing burger guy. The nothing burger guy. Well, who
1:10:57
was crying? Oh, come on. Come on.
1:11:00
John C Dvorak: What's his name? Black guy on CNN always says to
1:11:03
me, Don Lemon Van Jones. Van Jones van a bunch of money. You
1:11:08
got 100
1:11:09
Adam Curry: million from Bezos as well. You don't remember
1:11:11
that? No, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. If you got 200 Bezos was
1:11:16
given me go.
1:11:18
John C Dvorak: So after returning from his quick trip to
1:11:20
space, Jeff Bezos had two other big surprises in store for four
1:11:26
people today. He made charitable donations in the amount of $100
1:11:30
million each to two people, two friends of this program, that
1:11:34
that are the money friends of this program we used as they see
1:11:37
fit their CNN political commentator, former Special
1:11:40
Adviser, President Obama, Van Jones, and Chef Jose Andres
1:11:43
founder and driving force behind world central kitchen.
1:11:45
Adam Curry: There you go. So no wonder Jose Andres. Like yeah,
1:11:50
brew my chicken baby. I got two Michelin stars. I'm gonna get a
1:11:53
third for this chicken.
1:11:57
John C Dvorak: He's not getting any Michelin stars if he starts
1:11:59
to use that chicken.
1:12:00
Adam Curry: You don't know how corrupt the Michelin star system
1:12:03
is? I watched the bear. Do you know the new seasons on chef?
1:12:08
John C Dvorak: Mimi told me that I love that like the show. I
1:12:11
love your show. I
1:12:12
Adam Curry: love that show. Hi, guys. I am a former pre
1:12:18
vaccination refusal molecular biologist nationally accredited
1:12:21
through the American Society of Clinical pathologists. In
1:12:24
addition, I have grown billions of cells in culture in both
1:12:28
petri dishes and bio reactors in my life. I've been listening to
1:12:31
these lab grown meat reports on the show for years now. And I
1:12:34
can't believe nobody has brought up the elephant in the room. In
1:12:40
any
1:12:40
John C Dvorak: way, actually, when he said that was one of
1:12:44
those forehead slaps. I said I could have brought this up. I
1:12:48
knew this
1:12:49
Adam Curry: in any cell culture where the healer sells for
1:12:52
research bone marrow biopsies for a diagnosis of cancer or
1:12:55
more apropos cells being grown for meat production. The cells
1:13:00
are cultured in quote, media. This media is extremely
1:13:04
important for cell growth at risk of becoming a short Russian
1:13:07
novel. Please allow me to elaborate. Do you want to
1:13:10
elaborate?
1:13:13
John C Dvorak: Well, I'll just i can i elaborating I can just
1:13:17
shorten it to the following. Yes. To make the meat grow, you
1:13:22
have to it has to it doesn't just form out of thin air. In
1:13:27
other words, a piece of chicken doesn't just crop up out of
1:13:30
nothing. You need FPDS to have nutrients FBI
1:13:33
Adam Curry: like FBS. You got to name it FBS fetal bovine serum.
1:13:38
John C Dvorak: In this case is fetal bovine is taken from this
1:13:44
taken from animals it's
1:13:46
Adam Curry: from embryos my friend they're killing little
1:13:48
embryo killing little
1:13:50
John C Dvorak: embryos to make the meat that turns into
1:13:52
chicken.
1:13:54
Adam Curry: Wow, that's it that just repeat that please. They're
1:13:58
killing little little beef embryos to make the chicken
1:14:03
Yeah, animal friendly. No kill.
1:14:07
John C Dvorak: So this is when you think about it is such it's
1:14:11
like convoluted way of you know, it's just ridiculous. It's like
1:14:16
when you can pump oil out of the ground. Why would you make it
1:14:18
synthetically unless it has some special qualities like a
1:14:21
synthetic oil does for your car, but that's beside the point. The
1:14:25
point is, is bull crap the whole idea is bad.
1:14:29
Adam Curry: And in addition to that, now we know why they've
1:14:31
downplaying the Oh, you don't have to have cow farts because
1:14:35
this could produce this is about 25 times the amount of so called
1:14:41
carbon dioxide pollution climate change gas as it would be in
1:14:46
just eating beef. Because of all these processes, he actually
1:14:51
went through some of that and his you know, I put it in I put
1:14:53
the email.
1:14:54
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the emails dynamite and as long as he's
1:14:57
reached borderline War and Peace Yeah, but I took They sent that
1:15:01
in I went out God obviously
1:15:03
Adam Curry: no of note a 0.5 bottle of FBS costs around $250
1:15:09
Last time I checked this is in addition to the defined part of
1:15:12
the media which comes with its own costs financial and
1:15:15
environmental. Imagine the energy required to put defined
1:15:18
quantities of salts amino acids and vitamins into plastic bottle
1:15:22
shipments to this destination. Then the labor required to find
1:15:25
do the work of producing the cells I guarantee this is more
1:15:29
effort than it takes to hatch a chicken for you did some
1:15:31
combination of commodity grains and legumes.
1:15:35
John C Dvorak: Yeah, chickens eat bugs.
1:15:38
Adam Curry: Man Did you see the latest bug thing? Also? It also
1:15:42
food food as they call it. This is happening out out west.
1:15:49
Unknown: It is happening right now. A small town under
1:15:52
invasion. Oh it's disgusting.
1:15:54
It's It's so gross.
1:15:57
Elko, Nevada besieged by Mormon crickets. It is disgusting.
1:16:01
They're literally everywhere. Ground Zero one's quiet homos.
1:16:07
Colette Reynolds
1:16:08
was very apocalyptic feeling. I couldn't sleep I couldn't eat.
1:16:12
Everything you eat looks like a more than cricket.
1:16:15
Colette says it felt like living in the Old Testament. Oh my god,
1:16:19
and it did feel that way to you to biblical I prayed a lot about
1:16:23
it. The critters are a migratory menace. They've played farmers
1:16:26
here since the 1800s. Outbreak like this can last up to six
1:16:32
summers the past normally stick to the desert in a way from
1:16:35
people but this time, they found their way into town. And this is
1:16:39
what Elko Nevada looks like right now a town covered in
1:16:42
millions of these crickets. They're not aggressive, they
1:16:46
don't sting, they don't bite. But that doesn't mean they are
1:16:49
causing problems. Killing them only attracts more because well,
1:16:53
they eat their own dead, both gross and hazard and feel like a
1:16:58
hero. Kretschmann roads can easily become slick, with bug
1:17:03
juice and the smell.
1:17:05
It just smells like dead rotten bugs everywhere.
1:17:11
Hospital a scene out of a horror movie.
1:17:14
We had people out there with leaf blowers with brooms trying
1:17:16
to keep the siding, sidewalks clear
1:17:18
this warmth has mostly moved on. But there are a lot of bugs left
1:17:22
hopping around. And a lot of mental anguish lingers. A
1:17:27
reminder of the futility of man Mother Nature.
1:17:31
Adam Curry: So this called the Mormon crickets are also and I
1:17:34
love this manna from heaven. That's that was the actual title
1:17:39
of the report from NBC mana from heaven, which is biblical from
1:17:42
Exodus where God fed his people with this nice little bread kind
1:17:46
of honey product that fell from heaven. So they're just saying,
1:17:50
hey, you know,
1:17:51
John C Dvorak: you can eat these things? Sure. Yes,
1:17:53
Adam Curry: exactly. And they're Mormon.
1:17:56
John C Dvorak: The thing is that this cricket? I think, when did
1:18:00
it begin? I don't remember. And I'm old. they've ever been
1:18:05
called Mormon crickets?
1:18:06
Adam Curry: No, of course not. This is a whole there's a whole
1:18:09
reason new. Up. Yes, it's an OP. Of course it is anti
1:18:14
John C Dvorak: Mormon. To associate these crickets with
1:18:19
those horrible Mormons, which are not even they don't even
1:18:22
want to be called Mormons. They're sick of being called
1:18:24
Mormons. They eat themselves, their Latter Day Saints and
1:18:28
they've finally gotten around to saying look, hey, stop calling
1:18:32
us Mormons. Will you call us Latter Day Saints? Because
1:18:35
Mormons now considered derogatory so Oh, you don't want
1:18:38
to be called Mormons anymore? Well, name a swarm of crickets,
1:18:43
the Mormon crickets How do you like that?
1:18:46
Adam Curry: Take that Mormons.
1:18:48
John C Dvorak: But this is more anti Mormon up.
1:18:50
Adam Curry: Yeah. Well,
1:18:51
John C Dvorak: it's got something to do with what's
1:18:53
going on because the Mormon except for the with the
1:18:57
exception of George Romney, or Mitt Romney. George Romney. Hey,
1:19:03
it's his fault.
1:19:05
Adam Curry: I agree. George row.
1:19:07
John C Dvorak: Mitt Romney, the rest of these guys, Mike Lee,
1:19:10
who's who's whose offices i By the way, I tried to get in
1:19:13
touch.
1:19:13
Adam Curry: You tried to call Mike Lee's office really? Other
1:19:17
jerks?
1:19:17
John C Dvorak: Good. There's really you know, I call these
1:19:19
different senators and Congressman's offices every so
1:19:22
often to get a press release or get on their mailing do
1:19:25
whatever. Mike Lee's office, absolute jerks. Wow, and z are
1:19:32
Mormon. They're all what you what do you think? I guess Of
1:19:36
course, he's a Utah Oh, yeah. So so they're, they're doing
1:19:43
there's something they're pushing back. And I have to say
1:19:45
this has to be some sort of intelligence thing has to do
1:19:48
with the NSA or the CIA or
1:19:50
Adam Curry: they got all the big, liquid cooled data centers
1:19:54
out there.
1:19:56
John C Dvorak: Something's up and so they've decided to
1:19:58
humiliate them. Mormons by calling these crickets Mormon
1:20:01
crickets. Yeah, and you're sure of it because there's never been
1:20:04
called that before. And the Mormons are irked about being
1:20:06
called Mormons. So there you
1:20:08
Adam Curry: have it. And we have a lot of Latter Day Saints who
1:20:10
listen to the show and donate.
1:20:12
John C Dvorak: And they're all gonna say, besides that, they're
1:20:14
gonna say, you know, we should donate more to the shots.
1:20:16
Exactly right. I'd say the side saying that. You're gonna say
1:20:22
these boys are right. That's right.
1:20:23
Adam Curry: And with that, I'd like to thank you for your
1:20:25
courage in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the
1:20:27
Mormon crickets, ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to
1:20:30
my friend on the other end, the one and only Mr. John C.
1:20:38
John C Dvorak: Sorry, I stepped on. In the morning to you, Adam
1:20:43
curry also in the morning to ship Cebu is the rough in the
1:20:45
air. So to the water and all the names nights out there in the
1:20:47
morning.
1:20:49
Adam Curry: Let's carry on crickets they go 2505. Now
1:21:01
that's a number I can respect.
1:21:03
John C Dvorak: That's the number that would should be that's an
1:21:05
Adam Curry: N. And everything reflects that we've got that oh,
1:21:08
by the way, for those of you who are thinking of fast forwarding,
1:21:10
or leaving, if you're listening live, we have our special guests
1:21:13
interview coming up along with our clip of the segment. And of
1:21:17
course, the secret number that you can only get if you listen
1:21:21
to the entire donation segment. And if I may, just before we
1:21:25
launch into this remind everybody that now moving on 16
1:21:28
years in October, we have been doing this program value for
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value at the moment where advertising is collapsing, the
1:21:35
whole you know, subscribe to all the shows you like no one can
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afford it. You can't afford subscribing to all the streaming
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things that you like, we can't It's too expensive. We always
1:21:46
knew that if we just said hey, here it is take the show
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blissing about your will always know this. We always knew we
1:21:55
were never gonna make money on it. That's we always knew that
1:22:00
we knew that. We said, you know, instead of us trying to fight
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the man to be brand safe and suitable, just listen to the
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show, take the show, is it worth something to you, the look
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inside your soul and send it back to us as value. And over
1:22:15
time value has come in many different forms. Of course, you
1:22:19
know, servers, websites of information, boots on the ground
1:22:25
clips, all of that. But also the majority of people really can't
1:22:29
contribute in any other way than what we all have. And that's
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finance treasure. And we just want you to value that we're not
1:22:36
looking for you know, we're not like some nonprofit here like
1:22:39
Oh, help the poor boys. They could go fund me. I got a note
1:22:42
the Yes, I didn't even forward it to you. People were mad about
1:22:45
you about something. It's like we're never going to support
1:22:47
anything. Jhansi Dvorak does not like that. I mean, so you're
1:22:52
gonna listen, you're going to take the value. Well, we feel
1:22:54
it's valuable. But we of course, it's valuable what you give us.
1:22:59
Oh, it's a whole I don't want to get into it. Oh, I defended you.
1:23:03
I defended you. Well, thank
1:23:05
John C Dvorak: you for that. But I'd like to know what the but
1:23:07
the it would only make you but these idiots had to say,
1:23:10
Adam Curry: well, they're not idiots. But I'll tell you. They
1:23:12
were upset because when the Pay Pal pocalypse happened which
1:23:16
hurt us severely, because we had a lot of people a lot. We had
1:23:19
people who were abusing PayPal on monthlies that was kind of
1:23:23
our base, you know, like we have a base. And then people gave it
1:23:27
up and you were very mad. And you wrote a scathing email
1:23:30
newsletter that two years ago. Yeah, that said that you they'd
1:23:34
be people who did that they were hurting the show. And people
1:23:38
took that as you're just a scammer. I'm telling you, that's
1:23:42
what the email said in like, 1000 words. And I defended you
1:23:45
actually years
1:23:46
John C Dvorak: later.
1:23:48
Adam Curry: Yeah. Yeah. Anyway. I mean, look, we all say stuff
1:23:55
that doesn't land right with people. And that did hurt us. It
1:23:58
did hurt us. It hurt us a lot. But people felt that you were
1:24:01
blaming them for standing up against the evil finance empire.
1:24:09
You understand?
1:24:12
John C Dvorak: I'm a bad person.
1:24:16
Adam Curry: Yeah, repent, repent. There you go. He just
1:24:19
repented. We're good to go. Anyway, time, talent and
1:24:22
treasure, we really do need the treasure because this is what we
1:24:25
do. This is how we pay the bills. This is how we eat and we
1:24:28
don't want to be eaten no brew chicken, if you don't mind, it's
1:24:31
going to be expensive anyway. So we just asked you to do whatever
1:24:35
it's worth to you. And we can't put a value on Silicon Valley
1:24:38
tries to value everything. Oh, this is going to be 99 cents
1:24:41
this song. It might be worth nine 900 cents to you. I mean,
1:24:44
I'm like, Oh, you have to subscribe for $20 a month. You
1:24:47
may you may want to do $200. We don't know how much you have.
1:24:51
That's up to you. But we do appreciate if you reciprocate.
1:24:55
John C Dvorak: There are a lot of people that do direct
1:24:57
deposits. Some people manage You get a Zell to work.
1:25:04
Adam Curry: Yeah. That's, it's basically ACH done with an email
1:25:07
identifier. It's pretty interesting how that works.
1:25:09
John C Dvorak: It's not the way you can't get it to work with
1:25:11
mechanics bank, you have to actually know it up. I know, I
1:25:14
know, you can make it work with any amount, but you have to set
1:25:18
the whole thing up on your and we don't recommend doing it.
1:25:22
It's really convoluted. There's only two or three people I know
1:25:25
that do it. Yeah, when I asked him
1:25:27
Adam Curry: about it, we're gonna get that fed now coming up
1:25:29
in July. That's gonna work great for us. I think it'll be
1:25:32
John C Dvorak: fast. Yeah. Okay. I've asked about how, you know
1:25:35
how they did it. And they said, Yeah, and I said is there you
1:25:38
know, it is not duplicable. They, they have to you have to
1:25:41
do it at your bank. It works. Some of the credit unions have a
1:25:45
method and they can do it, and they can send it right into the
1:25:47
bank to get the bank account number. There's other people
1:25:51
that use have used the Swift they've used the thing that
1:25:57
costs us 10 bucks to transfer.
1:25:59
Adam Curry: So don't pooh pooh fed now, dude, because it's only
1:26:03
going to cost.
1:26:04
John C Dvorak: You're not going to see it. If you if we see it.
1:26:07
I'll say okay, great. We can use it. But
1:26:10
Adam Curry: it'll be four cents a transaction and we will see it
1:26:12
you'll.
1:26:13
John C Dvorak: It's bull crap. There's no way that they're just
1:26:18
gonna happen. All these big boys. What do you mean for us?
1:26:20
Adam Curry: It's happening next month? Yes. It's happening.
1:26:24
Yeah. Okay. Wow.
1:26:26
John C Dvorak: I'll take the I'll take all the four cent
1:26:28
transactions you want to send? Yes.
1:26:30
Adam Curry: And then you know, the governor will be able to
1:26:32
say, hey, let's cut these guys off. Take it say that now. It is
1:26:37
much easier, more fun when you can do it through something
1:26:39
called fed now. I mean, come on. We'll give them a crackpot
1:26:43
theory guy
1:26:44
John C Dvorak: who, you know, you can also send checks to box
1:26:48
339 l Cirino. California 94530. That's box 339 l Cirino. That
1:26:56
will the absolute best way you can find
1:26:59
Adam Curry: all the information here.
1:27:00
Unknown: vora.org/and A made it easy.
1:27:04
Adam Curry: You just have to look up how to spell Dvorak.
1:27:07
Okay. Now there's another way that a lot of value comes to us
1:27:13
is the no agenda artists. I think I have mentioned that we
1:27:17
have changed our artwork, almost. I mean, every single
1:27:21
episode for I don't know how many episodes but goes way
1:27:24
John C Dvorak: back, at least since episode 100. Yeah, from
1:27:27
Yeah, right. Or more. It's part
1:27:29
Adam Curry: of the spec Apple is actually discussing, hey, maybe
1:27:32
in the new version, we'll have the artwork per episode
1:27:34
available. Okay, Apple. Now, second time, you've made that
1:27:40
noise? Yeah, no. I love this. I love the artwork. Because, you
1:27:45
know, if you look at a podcast app, it's always kind of the
1:27:48
same stuff. And then all of a sudden, like, what is this? Did
1:27:51
I subscribe to that? What is this thing? Oh, is that no
1:27:53
agenda, guys? Of course, look at those artists. They're crazy.
1:27:56
And the artists do this while we're doing the live stream.
1:27:58
They're whipping stuff up and getting it ready and uploading
1:28:01
it. Anyone can do that? No, Jen art generator.com. And of
1:28:05
course, all the images that are uploaded there. We're not all
1:28:08
but a lot of them get used in our chapters, which is Dred
1:28:12
Scott does. And these are in the new podcast apps, you can find a
1:28:15
podcast apps.com, which also has the troll room all built in. I
1:28:19
mean, you don't need anything other than that. And it's
1:28:21
compatible with all your old podcast subscriptions. So no
1:28:24
worries. And we thank Brad 1x who has had a couple of wins
1:28:29
over the past few years. He nailed it. With the no agenda
1:28:33
tumors. Lab raised chicken nuggets was sweet and sour a gar
1:28:38
sauce it was we laughed. We laughed out loud several times
1:28:43
about this piece of art even though there were others. This
1:28:47
was the one that really nailed it.
1:28:49
John C Dvorak: Yeah, and that's the one he also corrected me
1:28:52
with is this in a petri dish is yours the agar agar wherever
1:28:55
they call it stuff as opposed to what I said which is why
1:28:58
Adam Curry: are you that's that's a rock band, that heavy
1:29:01
metal band that has weird outfits.
1:29:04
John C Dvorak: I think guar makes the McDonald shakes thick.
1:29:10
Adam Curry: Let's see there were some submarine things. There
1:29:12
were some builder. There were lots of obviously lots of what
1:29:18
was a close one. There were a couple of months that we liked
1:29:21
one was the brew chicken I think
1:29:26
John C Dvorak: what was that? homebrew chicken. That's a nice
1:29:29
piece.
1:29:29
Adam Curry: Yeah, the Homebrew chicken was a nice piece. Yeah.
1:29:32
Which was who did that? That was Taunton Neil.
1:29:35
John C Dvorak: You like the 33 tumors kill free meat from Dame
1:29:38
Kenny Ben.
1:29:39
Adam Curry: It was so disgusting to see the the chicken in there.
1:29:44
It is chicken with
1:29:45
John C Dvorak: thumbs up 33 tumors. Like yeah, that was it's
1:29:50
funny. He was funny but it wasn't gonna get picked. Or some
1:29:53
Adam Curry: people who tried to data gloves and control
1:29:57
John C Dvorak: gloves and also that that that substorm
1:30:01
submarine immersible
1:30:02
Adam Curry: yeah
1:30:04
John C Dvorak: fly especially when it was on the with the dead
1:30:07
on the dead watch thing with Queen Elizabeth what is correct
1:30:14
the records he has been doing this species done when we pick
1:30:18
one some time ago? What's the dead sub?
1:30:20
Adam Curry: What's the Queen Elizabeth Deathwatch thing. What
1:30:22
are you talking about? Just making that just that
1:30:25
John C Dvorak: piece? It has the dead people on the in the
1:30:28
clouds. Oh, I
1:30:31
Adam Curry: Oh, okay. Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, I know what she's
1:30:34
there but didn't work. No, no, didn't work didn't work and work
1:30:39
to his sick, sick. A lot of tastes like chickens and build
1:30:43
back better. No, this was the one I mean, it was clear and
1:30:45
then we'd like Brad 1x Who's this and then we'd look at him
1:30:48
he's had at least three wins.
1:30:50
John C Dvorak: Yeah, he said number of wins. And they're all
1:30:52
very creative. He's good artist.
1:30:55
Adam Curry: Very good artists. We thank you, Brad one Excellent
1:30:58
thank the work of all of our artists who diligently work on
1:31:01
this and they congratulate each other on no agenda social.com
1:31:04
Which is great guys. Oh kinds of people putting push back on me.
1:31:08
Hey, man, don't be so harsh about memes. They're good for
1:31:12
turning people on to the show and talking to family about
1:31:14
stuff and explaining things in an easy manner. To say this to
1:31:19
you. There was no agenda social.
1:31:22
John C Dvorak: Oh, you poor baby get criticized for no I don't
1:31:24
down the Meemers No, I don't
1:31:26
Adam Curry: mind that. I don't mind the criticism. I'm
1:31:27
surprised that people took my criticism of memes so seriously.
1:31:32
Like, I don't care. You do whatever you want. I'm just
1:31:34
saying. Whenever I look at notes,
1:31:37
John C Dvorak: I use them I get to look at those memes for the
1:31:40
newsletter. I always pick one or two out that are pretty good. A
1:31:43
lot of them are really lame if you notice that most memes
1:31:46
really stink
1:31:47
Adam Curry: Yeah, and people you know they're proud of having
1:31:49
10,000 Memes lousy meme lousy memes
1:31:55
John C Dvorak: are they having one or two good ones they have
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like one after another after Eddie meme they Oh, there's a
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meme. Let me post it.
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Adam Curry: Listen to this from Sir snide. With respect, I find
1:32:05
your comments about memes harsh with
1:32:07
John C Dvorak: respect is always a bad sign. That's never good.
1:32:10
Adam Curry: I find your comments about memes harsh. Here talk
1:32:14
about community and memes seems to me to be in conflict. I find
1:32:18
the memes useful. I can stay off Reddit and I funny does it some
1:32:22
there's a site called I funny. I never heard of it. I like the
1:32:25
dad memes the best. I like others as it helps me talk about
1:32:29
current events in a non argumentative way with my
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friends outside of no agenda. That may be true. I also see the
1:32:35
show art as specialized memes. So it seems wrong to talk up the
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show art but talk down other memes please reconsider signed
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Baronet sir snide. PLL. PLO, and I'm like, Yes, okay.
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Unknown: That's fine.
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Adam Curry: What did I say? What did I actually say? Please
1:32:57
John C Dvorak: say, Butch has anything just rubbish about
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using the bandwidth?
1:33:03
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's what it was about the bandwidth and the
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storage. No, I replied to this guy. Oh, lordy. I said, please.
1:33:09
Here you go. Everybody posts your top meme to me in this
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thread. Apparently, they have healing power. So I'm way and no
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one has posted one yet. Yeah, you're wise ash? Yeah, my wife
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says exactly. Exactly. That's it. Let's thank our executive
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and Associate Executive producers for episode 1567 1567.
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Kicking it off with a Sir David from Bellaire, Texas who comes
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in with six 6.67 and one second let me open up my jingles folder
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because people have asked me to do jingles today and like pre
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produce them. And says Robert lizer and climate gate please
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John C Dvorak: Next on the list is Sir David of Ross. And he's
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from no city provided USA. Whatever it is, you'll have
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humor there. 582 17 Dear John and Adam, it's always been an
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Adam Curry: he actually sent us a free a free setup. That's
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pretty interesting.
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John C Dvorak: I didn't get the setup. No, I
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Adam Curry: he sent trust me. He's smart. He sent it to me. So
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I said, I will set up an account for you. It literally has all
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these things in it. It's like, you don't know what an umbrella
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is or start nine. It's like one of these self hosted computers
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except it's in the cloud. So it kind of negates the whole idea
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but it's replacements it's you'll like it. You'll like it.
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It's got a day if you say so I probably will. Yeah, it's got
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next cloud in there and it's no agenda doc computer. I haven't
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set up a page there yet, but it's a new service that clearly
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they are providing value here. Thank you. Well, we'll find out
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what we can do. We will Frank Dover Norte, or diver North
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it?
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John C Dvorak: There's no note from anyone named Frank, his
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last name where I can't pronounce and I went through the
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trouble of going to pay pal and digging through the donations to
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find his so I could get his email address. Yes. Nothing.
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What do you mean nothing. There was nothing from his email
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address his email his email address and say hey, we got
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nothing was this morning I did this I only get this spreadsheet
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when you do. So what do we do? Do we do moonlighting him as
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Frank, whatever, and then he changed it later. Okay. All
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Adam Curry: right, Frank, welcome. Thank you. We'll give
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him a double of karma since we didn't get a real note from him.
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He's got karma.
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John C Dvorak: You wonder Valentino are our Garrow are
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Adam Curry: I actually use his stuff I don't have a beard but I
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use the the No no I after shaving I use it after shaving
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John C Dvorak: Thanks for all you do do jingles a drone again
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John C Dvorak: I don't think that's put on the wrist. Don't
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worry. Me.
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Adam Curry: I'm sorry. I did the wrong one. He wanted Putin on
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the wrists. Oh good. We get to do too good jingles Putin on the
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you get your get mo fix
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Adam Curry: booted on the red.
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Unknown: Dress the bike a million dollar true. Trying not
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to look like Anderson Cooper. Super pooper calm. Let's mix
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with John Podesta walks with kids. I mean pizzas into his
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food on the red saying
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Adam Curry: fixed. Sir Gonzo is in El Paso, Texas. And he comes
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in with our standard stock but also love 333 dot 33 Switcheroo
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I'm submitting the 333 dot 33 for my son Thomas gold. All
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credits are for him switcheroo has hereby been initiated. This
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also filled with very supportive producers for anyone in need. We
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gold. creative.com nice. I'll look for it. Mr. Witter? Yeah.
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John C Dvorak: Bowman McMahon in Utopia Texas. Where is that?
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Adam Curry: It's not far from here.
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John C Dvorak: That's the right answer. It's 33333 John Adam are
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in the mix up when you said my first donation is being from
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Greg Karl wood. What I meant to say was I fall on your show via
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Greg Karl Woods podcast after Adams appearance on the higher
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side chats hence the Greg Carl wood donation your
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Adam Curry: side chats donation. Got it all right.
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John C Dvorak: Okay. Well thank you for the a donation to clear
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up the other donation.
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Adam Curry: We have sir Scotland the Brave Knight here from burnt
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Burntisland in Fife, Great Britain. 333 sure Scott in the
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brave here from the King of the Kingdom of Fife There we go.
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aberdour To be exact, I'm in a dilemma. Do I go onward from Sir
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to Baronet? Or do I do dice de douche My righteous hot wife to
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enable her Dame would? Alas, I cannot rule the kingdom of
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Scotland without her so this is a switcheroo. Oh man. Can I ask
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for a deducing of my queeny queeny? Scottish slang for wife?
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Yes
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Unknown: you've been de deuced
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Adam Curry: that you hold the tape the title Dame should be
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doing this with a Scottish accent I don't think so. And
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that you hold the title Dame Scotland to brave for when she
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lets go of her grip and donates a dame would also she just
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officially retired this week. Lastly calling out and so what
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do I put in there? I guess for today we put future dame's
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Scotland I guess to make it easy, because it's not easy
1:42:54
because you know you didn't give me anything to put in there for
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the switcheroo. Okay, there we go done. Lastly, calling all
1:43:00
loons and queens we are wanting a meet up in Scotland so you can
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so also can only serve what that'd be great serves dame's
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producers Laddies and last season's great land of
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Caledonia. Email me at sir Scotland the brave@gmail.com to
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arrange a meet up and let's have a wee dram and a knees up. Thank
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you again John and Adam for the broadest bras podcast in
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universe Scotland the Brave. He says Adam, can you amend the
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call out for Elizabeth for her birthday and retirement and
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change that to future Dame Scotland the Brave I did it.
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Blessings and thanks you both because also a birthday and
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they're done. Done. Done. Done. Thank you, sir.
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John C Dvorak: So sir, Scotland the brave@gmail.com Yes. Sam
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Limaye in Bedford, Kentucky 333 Thanks for all you do. The no
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agenda show continues to help me through all the propaganda
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Adam Curry: 333 from Sir Richard of Burbank, north of the five
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Thank you very much, Richard, you've got karma.
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Adam Curry: duced first time donating and it's the wish my
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parents taught him Barney a happy 40th wedding anniversary
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40 years and they never had a fight. That's June 25 1983.
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Please call up Mark Schmidt in Minneapolis as a douchebag Mark
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hit me in the mouth last August and your media deconstruction
1:46:02
has been an invaluable addition to my life. It's easily the best
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podcast in the universe. Lastly, I humbly request Law School
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karma as I began at the University of Florida in August
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and I'm 100% going to need it jingles mac and cheese and some
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vocal fry I'm going to presume that's the iPad I guess so.
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Thanks again for all you do wishing you and your loved ones
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all the best but you never find an exit strategy Pax Christi
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Adam Curry: never grows old never grows old never grows. I
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got a text from from one of the devs over there at podcasting.
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2.0 says I'm in a meeting right now on this leg. This lady
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literally is talking like the I pad lady. I said record her
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record her.
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John C Dvorak: Yeah, I don't think he did. Probably not
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dance. It's up to $2.33 Simple, ITM gents. Please de douche me.
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Unknown: Van De deuced
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John C Dvorak: no jingles? No karma.
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Adam Curry: That's right. Hey, John Adams is David Berliner in
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Walnut Creek, California. $200. And he's I think he's our final
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Yes. Our final Associate Executive Bruce. Hey, John. I'm
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on Father's Day. I was blessed with the gift of a son. We named
1:47:42
him Frederick high Bollinger were they how do you pronounce
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it? H O AI? Bo. I
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John C Dvorak: have no idea in honor
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Adam Curry: of my hero, the late great Freddie Mercury. My
1:47:53
beautiful wife Nancy is a trooper. And I just want to say
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I love you bae. Ba E. Bass de douche. My daughter Margot.
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Adam Curry: prix de Deus. Beautiful. Last time I donated a
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few years ago I requested cancer karma from my mom but she passed
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away September 29 2021. My mom never got to meet her grandson.
1:48:15
But I did expose her to your show a few times and she loved
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your takes on a variety of different topics. Thanks for
1:48:21
making her laugh along with them every day, Ma. Thanks for the
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posthumous Father's Day gift. Shout outs to Sir Geoffrey B.
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Marcy. We met at a no agenda meetup in Oakland a few years
1:48:30
back over the years, we've become good friends through a
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meetup in Walnut Creek where John signed our ham radios. I
1:48:36
remember that one. And he helped me he helped me move a couch.
1:48:40
What? What did you help move the couch or this other? I guess?
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No. This must have been his friend. He's a Canadian, but we
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won't hold it against them. Jingles stop laughing Shut up.
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Oh yes. Rubber lizer and chemtrails long enough. Why you
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are laughing
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Adam Curry: in the Hangout. Standby. 3333 33 Rob allies are
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Unknown: Our formula is this. We go out. We get people in the
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Adam Curry: feeling good today, man. I'm good. We did some good
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stuff already. liking it.
1:50:42
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it's all downhill from there.
1:50:44
Adam Curry: No, no, no, no, there was one other. Actually, I
1:50:49
don't want to do that. I would like to. I'd like to. I have
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motion. And I'd like to move somewhere else. Let me see. Yes,
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I'd like to move because I saw that you have clips on it. I'm
1:51:02
just going to presume that trans law report is about trans
1:51:05
Maoism.
1:51:07
John C Dvorak: It's about Yeah, I think it is.
1:51:12
Adam Curry: Well, why don't you go and check your clinical long
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bunch of clips. Well, you you set it up. I'm gonna say this is
1:51:17
about it's about
1:51:19
John C Dvorak: it's about trans mousing. But what's interesting
1:51:22
to me is the way the name PBS is the liberal outlet has gotten
1:51:27
worse and worse than ever. They're all in on the memes, you
1:51:33
know, gender affirming care, you know,
1:51:36
Adam Curry: the the was we keep forgetting the word for it. Not
1:51:42
the extractions euphemisms.
1:51:44
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the phony euphemisms and, and they've got
1:51:47
a new suite. They've done a switcheroo here though. Oh, it
1:51:51
and we'll get to it as we play these clips. This is about the
1:51:54
new about the laws, the anti trans laws, which are not anti
1:51:58
trans or anti mutilating children mutal anti mutilation
1:52:03
laws? And if they would, if the Republicans would promote them
1:52:08
as anti mutilation laws, they don't do it. The Republicans are
1:52:13
no good.
1:52:14
Adam Curry: I think they they do. Or they say I don't know
1:52:18
what Hello, the media is the one that just says anti trans anti
1:52:22
trans, that genocidal laws. Genocide.
1:52:27
John C Dvorak: Well, if you give me a clip of some Republicans
1:52:29
saying anti mutilation laws, okay. Okay. I'll look for one
1:52:33
then I will give you a clip of the day.
1:52:36
Adam Curry: Okay, I'll find it. No problem.
1:52:40
Unknown: Here we go. a raft of anti LGBTQ legislation and
1:52:44
mostly Republican led
1:52:45
Adam Curry: this right here. Just just to stop for a second
1:52:48
sorry, a raft of anti LGBTQ legislation is is this against
1:52:55
lesbians or gays or bisexuals, this needs to stop this,
1:53:01
John C Dvorak: you're not stopping it because these people
1:53:03
are shameless. It's, it's unbelievable. I knew that would
1:53:07
get you right away. And that's the tone of the whole report.
1:53:10
But with the switcheroo, wait, the switcheroo is the one that
1:53:15
really gets me a
1:53:16
Unknown: raft of anti LGBTQ legislation and mostly
1:53:20
Republican led states now faces mounting legal challenges. Laura
1:53:25
Barone, Lopez is back with a look at those cases and the
1:53:28
broader implications.
1:53:29
Adam Curry: The Lopez, Lopez ladies
1:53:32
Unknown: related medical care for minors, but measures and
1:53:35
Adam Curry: Koba were stepping on it is too good to step
1:53:39
Unknown: around. Lopez is back with a look at those cases and
1:53:42
their broader implications
1:53:43
transition related medical care for minors, but measures in at
1:53:47
least five of those states have now been permanently or
1:53:50
temporarily blocked from taking effect to discuss the legal
1:53:54
challenges around these laws and where they go next. We're joined
1:53:57
by Danielle Weatherby, a law professor at the University of
1:54:00
Arkansas who focuses on LGBTQ legal issues. Professor
1:54:04
Weatherby thank you so much for joining Arkansas was the first
1:54:08
state to ban gender affirming medical care for minors. But
1:54:11
this week, a federal judge ruled that ban unconstitutional making
1:54:16
it the first ever ruling to overturn such a prohibition. Can
1:54:20
you explain the judge's determination in this case?
1:54:23
It his determination was that act 626 was unconstitutional for
1:54:28
three reasons. First, he said that the act violated the equal
1:54:32
protection clause to the extent that it discriminated on the
1:54:35
basis of facts.
1:54:38
What?
1:54:40
John C Dvorak: That's why I stopped it there. Because that's
1:54:43
what I said
1:54:44
Adam Curry: it discriminates on the basis of sex. So the show
1:54:48
you're not allowed to have mutilating care if you're trans,
1:54:54
I guess
1:54:54
John C Dvorak: no, you're allowed to have it. You must
1:54:58
have it the law was prohibiting it
1:55:01
Adam Curry: right? That's what I'm saying the law is
1:55:02
prohibiting that like, because everyone else can have
1:55:04
mutilating care.
1:55:08
John C Dvorak: Believe me, I have no idea. It just sounds
1:55:10
idiotic. All right. Here we go. Let's continue.
1:55:14
Unknown: back. And he said that it you served the parental right
1:55:17
to make well informed medical determinations on behalf of
1:55:21
their minor children.
1:55:22
Adam Curry: No, no, I'm all in. I'm all in for this. I'm all in.
1:55:26
John C Dvorak: Stop this for a second. Dare using parental
1:55:30
rights? Yes. As a reason community and these laws,
1:55:35
Adam Curry: yes. to mutilate, yeah, you have the right to
1:55:37
mutilate your kid.
1:55:39
John C Dvorak: You do. But the fact that they're tricking the
1:55:41
kids, or they're not talking to the parents in the first place,
1:55:45
or they're doing it behind the parents back all that NAD that
1:55:49
doesn't make any difference, because this whole thing, these
1:55:53
laws are about parents rights. Yes, that is what they're trying
1:55:58
to prove here.
1:55:59
Adam Curry: But now, I would say that as long as it's not being
1:56:02
done behind the parents back, yeah, that yes, absolutely. You
1:56:07
should you should, as a parent, you have total control over your
1:56:10
child and
1:56:11
John C Dvorak: you want them behind the parents back on,
1:56:13
that's not being addressed. No,
1:56:15
Adam Curry: I know. But that's not that. Is that even in the
1:56:18
law? Because mostly
1:56:21
John C Dvorak: doesn't matter because the whole thing got
1:56:22
thrown out anyway. Okay. Let's continue. Okay.
1:56:25
Unknown: And this is a right that is implicated by the
1:56:29
substantive due process clause. And then finally, he said that
1:56:33
this act violated physicians treating physicians first
1:56:37
amendment right, insofar as it prohibited them from consulting
1:56:42
with their patients about the gender affirming care.
1:56:47
John C Dvorak: Wow. Okay. So the three things were a stretch, I
1:56:50
like that factual. There was it was discriminatory,
1:56:55
discriminatory sexually. Parents Rights, and freedom of speech
1:57:00
are the three items that she cited as the reason this thing
1:57:03
was kicked out. Now, if you remember, we played a clip last
1:57:06
show. That said, the whole thing was thrown out because of all
1:57:09
these experts that came in and says, you know, it's gay keeps
1:57:13
kids from committing suicide.
1:57:15
Adam Curry: Yeah, that that was it. Would you rather have a dead
1:57:19
daughter or living son? Yeah, that was the main one.
1:57:22
John C Dvorak: So none of those things are even addressed by
1:57:24
this woman who's the expert, who is a legal expert is in
1:57:28
analyzing this thing
1:57:29
Adam Curry: where they're trying to get they're trying to get
1:57:30
this to the Supreme Court. I guess that's why they're
1:57:32
bringing one that
1:57:34
John C Dvorak: is brought up in the conversation. But the whole
1:57:36
thing is like we're being buffaloed about what this is all
1:57:39
about how it's being kicked out. And and NPR, NPR, this PBS, is
1:57:44
promoting this. Oh, yeah. Bad, bad, bad, bad. Okay. Let's
1:57:47
continue. Sorry.
1:57:48
Unknown: The Arkansas Attorney General has already said that he
1:57:52
is going to appeal the ruling and rejected the scientific
1:57:56
consensus that transgender youth benefit from such care. What do
1:58:00
you make of that appeal? And is it a matter of inevitability
1:58:04
that this is ultimately going to reach the Supreme Court?
1:58:06
Well, that will take some time. Certainly the Arkansas Attorney
1:58:10
General has said that he intends to appeal to the Eighth Circuit
1:58:14
Court of Appeals. And I believe that that is just inevitable. In
1:58:19
terms of the medical science, however, the vast majority of
1:58:23
experts, including the American Medical Association, the
1:58:27
American pediatrics Association, and all of the experts that have
1:58:31
weighed in on this subject, unanimously agree that this type
1:58:36
of gender affirming care is in a minors best interest when the
1:58:40
minor has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
1:58:43
Adam Curry: Sure, yeah. Wow. Oh, man, this is this is your
1:58:49
medical community. This is your Big Pharma. When the minor has
1:58:53
been diagnosed with gender dysphoria, which is yeah,
1:58:56
John C Dvorak: all they left out was over the phone. By a
1:59:00
Adam Curry: quack Yeah. Through the app,
1:59:03
John C Dvorak: or through the app. Yeah. Wow. All right.
1:59:06
Continue. This is this is a very depressing
1:59:08
Unknown: report. John, thanks. And I think it's important to
1:59:11
know that Judge Moody's decision was based on a weighing of the
1:59:15
credibility of all that medical science science
1:59:19
in Florida, a judge struck down the state's prohibition on
1:59:22
Medicaid coverage for gender affirming care. And in Indiana
1:59:26
recently, another judge temporarily blocked most of
1:59:30
their ban for minors. This
1:59:33
Adam Curry: is what it's about this this is really what it's
1:59:35
about. We got to make sure we get that into Medicare so we can
1:59:37
get that paid for no more. GoFundMe is kids it's paid for
1:59:41
it's Medicare
1:59:42
Unknown: only allowing the
1:59:45
John C Dvorak: Medicaid
1:59:46
Adam Curry: that okay, Medicaid, but the point is, that's what
1:59:49
they want. That's the Holy Grail. Well, we got it.
1:59:52
John C Dvorak: What's his name, that creepy Health and Human
1:59:54
Services guy and the government was demanding that you had to do
1:59:58
it and then they cut off was pushed up back on that. Yeah,
2:00:01
they want the government to $7.2 million that we heard about
2:00:07
which is going to cause his lifetime care for one of these
2:00:09
poor kids actually had butchered the $7.2 million. They want that
2:00:13
coming out of the taxpayers that coming from you and me. That's
2:00:16
right, for gender
2:00:17
Unknown: affirming care. And in Indiana recently, another judge
2:00:21
temporarily blocked most of their ban for minors, or only
2:00:26
allowing the prohibition on surgeries to take effect. What
2:00:30
has been the legal strategy behind these challenges?
2:00:34
Well, it's the strategy that you're seeing from the ACLU of
2:00:37
Arkansas, the allegations that these bans on medical
2:00:42
determinations which implicate personal autonomy and, and human
2:00:47
dignity violate the First Amendment of treating
2:00:50
physicians, and the due process rights of parents and the Equal
2:00:54
Protection right, of these minor patients. This kind of three
2:01:00
pronged approach seems to be effective. And that's exactly
2:01:04
what we're seeing in the decision out of the Florida
2:01:07
court, which was based on equal protection and the one out of
2:01:09
Arkansas that came out judge moody.
2:01:12
Adam Curry: Wow, man, it's really, if the thing is you, you
2:01:18
and I know parents, we know them, who are all in are doing
2:01:22
this their children. We don't hang out with them, but we know
2:01:26
who they are. They're doing this for children and the end, and
2:01:29
they're severely under informed about the law and will no one
2:01:33
really knows the long term effects. They're under informed
2:01:36
about the actual the truth of the of the gender dysphoria,
2:01:41
they're lied to about, there is no evidence that that people who
2:01:46
long term there's no evidence because I don't have long term
2:01:48
evidence that people who have been transgendered at a young
2:01:53
age that they, you know, have less suicidal tendencies. In
2:01:57
fact, there's actually some evidence to the contrary. And
2:02:00
because of the medical community and people in lab coats, they're
2:02:04
all in on it, they believe it and then there's a guess kind of
2:02:07
a fashion trend to it. Now a control issue that we they
2:02:10
didn't have during COVID. And we've heard all these things,
2:02:14
all the put it all together. And it's it is It's unbelievable
2:02:18
that this is happening right before I don't know if this will
2:02:20
get through, but that this even being suggested,
2:02:24
John C Dvorak: they're getting, they're getting pushed back on
2:02:25
all these laws. And you have to note that was mentioned in there
2:02:29
as the ACLU Oh, yeah, course. The screwed up ACLU that used to
2:02:36
be kind of for civil liberties, not mutilation. And you know,
2:02:42
the funny thing I remembered, like, just a few years ago, we
2:02:45
used to moan and groan about the Somalians and the ones that are
2:02:49
up in Minnesota and oh, they're having
2:02:52
Adam Curry: female, female genital mutilation.
2:02:56
John C Dvorak: Female Genital Mutilation is now become
2:02:59
Adam Curry: cool. trendy.
2:03:03
John C Dvorak: And it's gone beyond just I mean, female
2:03:05
genital mutilation was just a click clear direct to me. This
2:03:09
is like removal of the breasts, the removal of the uterus. Yeah,
2:03:14
yeah. It's a little more extreme than what we used to complain
2:03:18
about. And it's just beyond me that people like the ACLU are
2:03:22
all in on it. But then again, it's $7.2 million per person,
2:03:26
and it is long term benefits, the money medical, it's
2:03:30
Adam Curry: always the money.
2:03:34
John C Dvorak: Is that the last one? No, no, no, this,
2:03:36
Adam Curry: five and six left.
2:03:38
John C Dvorak: Okay, okay, it gets worse.
2:03:40
Unknown: Some of these rights are well established, including
2:03:42
the right of parents to direct and control the upbringing of
2:03:47
their children. And that's what these challenges to these bands
2:03:51
implicate?
2:03:54
Adam Curry: I mean, I can't argue with that, if you really
2:03:57
think that this is the best thing for your child. Have at
2:04:00
it. I mean, people do lots of horrible things with their
2:04:02
children. But it needs to keep your name on it. We need to know
2:04:06
that you did that. needs to be some kind of record. And they
2:04:11
need to be not lied to. Hormone. puberty blockers is not so
2:04:16
reversible, reversible. You're being fed lies.
2:04:21
John C Dvorak: Kill and most of the in many of the chemicals are
2:04:24
the same chemicals they use for chemical castration.
2:04:27
Adam Curry: Yeah. So last one, yeah. They're being
2:04:31
John C Dvorak: lied to by the medical community that they
2:04:33
trust. So you're taking a trusting person, which is
2:04:37
probably nobody in this in our norm, you know, our producers
2:04:42
with no agenda show don't are pretty untrusting nowadays,
2:04:46
after going through this some of this stuff that we've been
2:04:48
discussing for the last 10 years. But if you were to take a
2:04:53
trusting person and then exploit them, like this is really
2:04:56
shameful. Plasma is rapid.
2:04:59
Unknown: I finally I do Just wanted to ask you, do you think
2:05:02
that these legal challenges, and the ultimate rulings that we've
2:05:06
seen so far are going to be impacting the politics of this
2:05:10
issue? You've seen some of this play out in Arkansas yourself?
2:05:13
Well, these are deeply charged issues. And people feel very
2:05:16
strongly about them one way or the other. I would note that
2:05:20
Governor ASA Hutchinson, who has put his name in the in the hat
2:05:24
for presidential candidate actually initially vetoed this
2:05:28
bill when it came out of the Arkansas legislature, and it was
2:05:32
only passed after the legislature overrode his veto.
2:05:36
So I think that candidates on both sides of the aisle
2:05:40
recognize that these issues affecting personal health care
2:05:44
decisions are are personal and involve some government
2:05:50
overreach when it comes to these Transgender Health Care bands.
2:05:55
Adam Curry: So there was an article in The City Journal,
2:05:59
which I liked, Christopher Ruffo, just got he's kind of
2:06:01
like, he's like, he's a real like City Journal type a real
2:06:04
journalist. So you know, pound the pavement I got, and I put it
2:06:08
in the show notes called transgender ideology and the
2:06:11
corruption of medicine. And he spoke with a physician who's
2:06:15
inside a hospital system. And he's talking about, you know,
2:06:19
how this how did this happen? How did this come to be? And he
2:06:23
says that this was a cultural shift that happened in 2020. He
2:06:27
says, Because transgender ideology and COVID are
2:06:30
inextricably linked. And this is this is the key because it
2:06:34
really did start during COVID. Normally, doctors operate by the
2:06:39
authority of the professional societies that govern our
2:06:42
specific practice. That worked because the individuals in those
2:06:45
institutions were reliable, intelligent and thoughtful. But
2:06:48
with COVID and 2020, we started getting medical decrees, without
2:06:53
peer review or evidence. You saw this was mass social distancing,
2:06:57
emergency use authorizations. These decrees were expressed as
2:07:01
something that everybody had to do without justification based
2:07:04
on sound science. And the other thing was censorship. If you
2:07:08
were asked questions or express doubt about these medical
2:07:11
decrees, you would be ostracized within your department and you
2:07:14
stood a good chance of being publicly humiliated, severely
2:07:18
reprimanded or fired. That's when transgender ideology really
2:07:23
took off captured within these academic institutions, so called
2:07:27
experts in the field of transgender medicine would
2:07:30
simply declare that puberty blockers and other interventions
2:07:33
were the gold standard of care. The evidence to support this is
2:07:37
completely fraudulent. But no dissent was permitted. Everyone
2:07:41
within the medical community knew that if he questioned
2:07:43
transgender ideology would suffer the same, the same
2:07:46
repercussions that happened during COVID is exactly what
2:07:49
we've been saying. The best way to describe the environment
2:07:52
would be authoritarian, censorious culture that
2:07:55
discourages any meaningful debate and encourages the
2:07:58
demonization of anyone who asked questions. So these are ghouls.
2:08:04
These are sick people who do not care about your child, and the
2:08:09
only person I know so we if we're gonna if we're going to be
2:08:12
de platformed by the science during COVID, then we might as
2:08:15
well bring back someone from the science during COVID. And that
2:08:18
would be Peter McCullough. You can look up Pina McCullough's
2:08:23
credentials, infallible, of course, if you ask anybody,
2:08:28
particularly in the media, nut job, crazy AntiVaxxer loser, no
2:08:33
good. No should be on Rogen show every day. But go look at his
2:08:38
credentials. They're real. And he's never been really fired
2:08:42
from anything because they can't. And he did a beautiful
2:08:46
minute and a half on really what's going on here. What is
2:08:51
one of the number one things that is increased among children
2:08:55
over the past 20 years? Wait, don't answer it. I'll tell you
2:09:00
what it is. It's autism. That's a known fact. It's been
2:09:06
published we've gone from when I was a kid, no OG autism that I
2:09:10
can remember except me kind of see me here. No autism to now
2:09:14
three out of every 10 boys being diagnosed with autism. Now, what
2:09:20
causes that autism? We'll get to that in a moment. Because that's
2:09:24
up for debate. But I think what's not up for debate is that
2:09:27
there's autism and if you aren't autistic thing you're stuck to a
2:09:31
screen all day because your kids gave you your parents gave you
2:09:34
the screen in the in the stroller go to the mall. Take a
2:09:37
look. You can have screen induced autism is a real
2:09:42
diagnosis is a real thing. School teachers all over the
2:09:45
country see this recognize it the good news as you take away
2:09:48
the screen, the screen after the screaming and ranting in the
2:09:52
tantrums, the screen induced autism does go away. But this
2:09:57
what has changed here and which I'm sure how happened when all
2:10:00
the kids were on screens at home with homeschooling. Thank you
2:10:05
for locking us down. Every one was easy to diagnose every child
2:10:10
with autism. Enter Dr. Peter McCullough,
2:10:13
Unknown: what we know is research from the Netherlands,
2:10:16
they've been way ahead of the United States and gender change
2:10:19
and gender fluidity. What they've uncovered is that a
2:10:22
large number of young people coming forward for gender
2:10:26
change, particularly pre puberty, have autism. Bender
2:10:30
mucin. And colleagues reported this at the time, it's a long
2:10:33
time ago, and recognition and diagnosis has improved. But 20%
2:10:38
You know, 15 years ago of the transgender population was
2:10:42
clinically autistic. That means the autistic spectrum could have
2:10:46
been two to three times greater than moving forward, there was a
2:10:51
large study by warrior and colleagues, 600,000 LGBT people.
2:10:59
And they were assessed after the fact for autistic traits and
2:11:02
characteristics, you know, multiple different psychometric
2:11:05
instruments. They were off the Richter scale for autism off the
2:11:10
Richter scale. Now, there's been paper after paper published the
2:11:15
rise of autism when I was a child autism was one in 10,000.
2:11:19
Now it's one in 36. That is CDC on his website indicates it is a
2:11:24
pediatric emergency. It's like the epidemic of of parenting
2:11:29
right now is to have an autistic child because it's forever that,
2:11:34
that we now understand that that is autism, indeed, as a seed
2:11:41
that's driving the proclivity for gender change.
2:11:45
Adam Curry: That's right. They're saying to these kids,
2:11:47
oh, yeah, you're autistic? Don't you sometimes feel like you'd
2:11:52
rather be a girl or a boy? Yeah. Okay. Boom, there it is. The
2:11:56
experts say, go and get your change. This is a this is a huge
2:12:02
travesty. And there'll be trying to transgender every single
2:12:06
child I guess, because they guess
2:12:08
John C Dvorak: what's your rule everyone? boy, girl, boy, girl,
2:12:11
girl, boy switcheroo. No switcheroo everyone.
2:12:16
Adam Curry: And they do not care about your child. They didn't
2:12:18
care about your child during COVID. They didn't care about
2:12:21
keeping your kid at home from school, they did not care about
2:12:24
masking your they do not care. They do not care. I hate to say,
2:12:28
of course, the medical community, the people in a care,
2:12:31
but they're captured, everyone's captured and people are afraid.
2:12:34
They're afraid to come out because you know, you'll be
2:12:37
living on the street before you know it. Now, what this does,
2:12:40
unfortunately, is this creates a vacuum that political douchebags
2:12:45
come into. And it's being abused everywhere for political gain.
2:12:50
And now we see Starbucks, the Starbucks union is going to go
2:12:53
on strike, because throughout pride months, they weren't
2:12:56
allowed to put any pride flags up in Starbucks and Starbucks at
2:12:59
Starbucks is very clear. During BLM, same thing. No, no Black
2:13:03
Lives Matter stuff. No, no pride stuff, no transgender stuff,
2:13:07
just no. So this stuff is gonna start to heat up, you get people
2:13:10
on the street, you get people angry. And then we get to
2:13:13
John C Dvorak: the end. And by the end, far as I'm concerned, a
2:13:15
company can do what it wants. And if it doesn't want to change
2:13:18
his branding to anything different or don't make a mess,
2:13:23
with flags and things hanging in their store that you don't want.
2:13:27
It's their business. Why would you go on strike about that you
2:13:31
go on strike about things that are personal, you're not getting
2:13:33
enough money, you're getting screwed by HR, that's when you
2:13:37
go on strike or you go on a strike and for political
2:13:39
reasons. Well, I'm sure that the you guys are go on strike and
2:13:42
say because shelters and voting Democrat, or he's not voting
2:13:45
Republican, that would be
2:13:47
Adam Curry: part of it. And I would say that unions are also
2:13:49
abusing this to get more money like well, we didn't get you the
2:13:53
pride flags, but we got you more money. Okay, so now the Cultural
2:13:57
Revolution neither the Cultural Revolution part is what is
2:14:01
worrisome. And you and you just heard that in the city journal
2:14:05
from this insider in the hospital, a cultural to cultural
2:14:08
shift, it's cultural, it's taking hold of people's minds,
2:14:12
and this can get dangerous. This is why we compare it to the to
2:14:16
Mao and the Cultural Revolution of 1967 1968. I was alive I was
2:14:23
on this planet when this took place. And they got kids, a lot
2:14:30
of girls, that everyone was doing a switcheroo everyone was
2:14:33
looking masculine actually, but mainly girls to boys and that's
2:14:36
what 80% of these Switcheroos are, and they were riling them
2:14:40
up and making them crazy and pitting them against their
2:14:43
employers against their parents against their teachers. And it
2:14:47
got so bad. They speak of the Gwang G massacre. Now just read
2:14:53
a little piece from the book of knowledge throughout 1967 but
2:14:57
also in 1968. There are factions in the countryside. They weren't
2:15:00
just eliminating each other physically. But literally in a
2:15:04
couple of small towns, they were ritualistically eating each
2:15:07
other. This is this is this was in my lifetime, people got so
2:15:11
crazy over the over stuff like this, that they would kill
2:15:15
people and then eat the victim's arms and thighs. That's That's
2:15:21
how crazy you can make people and it's not something in like
2:15:24
the the stone age. So we have to be very careful with this, I
2:15:29
think.
2:15:34
John C Dvorak: I think so too. But it's not us, you and me that
2:15:38
have to be careful. We're careful. Yes, we these guys,
2:15:42
these douchebag politicians, the ACLU and other groups that are
2:15:48
good, they're fomenting this. They want this exactly what the
2:15:51
end result will be. I mean, maybe it's who knows who's
2:15:55
behind it, China?
2:15:58
Adam Curry: Well, I'm not sure what it is. But I do know that
2:16:00
things bad things are happening. This is not this is not this
2:16:05
clip, which is really underplayed, and at first, like
2:16:10
I don't see it, I don't see any news coverage of this. So I
2:16:13
didn't know if it was real. And this is not representative of
2:16:17
the transgender or LGBT community. But it is perhaps
2:16:22
representative of things to come if we're not careful. This
2:16:25
happened in Boston.
2:16:26
Unknown: Tonight for children less than 10 years old are in
2:16:29
DCF custody after authorities and public officials say they
2:16:32
were found in an apartment with six cross dressing men, sex
2:16:36
toys, drugs and alcohol. Firefighters discovered them
2:16:40
after one of those adults died at the apartment
2:16:43
was obviously sickening to hear from those that were there at
2:16:46
the scene, describing what they saw. And the actions of the
2:16:51
adults that were in the room. City
2:16:53
Councilor at large Michael Flaherty says he spoke with the
2:16:56
firefighters who responded to the Mary Ellen McCormick
2:16:58
apartments and filed paperwork to make sure the state
2:17:01
intervened with the children. According to their incident
2:17:04
report. The apartment was in extreme unsanitary conditions,
2:17:08
all adult parties were being uncooperative and denied having
2:17:11
children in the apartment,
2:17:13
drugs, alcohol, drug paraphernalia, sex toys, etc.
2:17:16
And so they were concerned they had reached out to me just to
2:17:19
make sure that it didn't get swept under the rug.
2:17:21
The governor says DCF is now involved in investigating just
2:17:25
heartbreaking,
2:17:26
terrible situation DCF has taken those children into its care and
2:17:32
custody right now. City leaders doing a walk through here now
2:17:35
wondering how this could have happened. Counselors planning to
2:17:38
hold a hearing with the Boston Housing Authority
2:17:40
places disgusting in this was on VHA needs to be doing a better
2:17:46
job down there.
2:17:49
Now the Boston Housing Authority sent us a statement saying that
2:17:52
they had received no prior complaints about the unit where
2:17:55
this all apparently happened. And they're working with the
2:17:57
agencies involved to take all the appropriate follow up.
2:18:01
Adam Curry: So again, this is not representative of the LGBTQ
2:18:05
whatever community you want to call it. But when you and you
2:18:08
can do whatever you want as an adult, I'm fine with that you
2:18:11
want to be in an apartment and then cross dress and do whatever
2:18:15
and and that was maybe just an underreporting of what was going
2:18:17
on there. But when there's children involved, we got to
2:18:19
start looking at this stuff something something's really
2:18:21
bad, something bad is going down. So gotta be careful of
2:18:26
this. Now Big Pharma itself is is is out all out in all out
2:18:34
war. I'll say it a war on people. I was doing actually, my
2:18:39
buddy Dave was doing some research. Do you know what the
2:18:42
number one category of ad drug advertisements is as a DTC
2:18:47
direct to consumer? The top four three of the top four are
2:18:52
advertising for one specific condition.
2:18:57
John C Dvorak: And any ideas die with a it'd be headaches? But
2:19:00
Adam Curry: no, no, no, no, no, no doubt. When's the last time
2:19:03
you saw an ad for Advil? Are you kidding me?
2:19:07
John C Dvorak: I saw one yesterday.
2:19:10
Adam Curry: The number one is eczema. skin issues.
2:19:19
John C Dvorak: less surprising.
2:19:20
Adam Curry: Yes. But not when you listen to Bobby J. That's my
2:19:25
new name for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. I can't I can't remember
2:19:29
what to say. I'm just calling him Bobby J now.
2:19:31
John C Dvorak: Bobby, try something Mel's like Bobby J.
2:19:34
Bobby J sounds like a stripper.
2:19:37
Adam Curry: And now to the stage Bobby J. P said that this comes
2:19:44
from vaccines. He says he says I didn't know anyone with eczema
2:19:49
when I was a kid. I didn't either. By the way, did you know
2:19:54
No. He says peanut allergies, eczema and not from vaccines
2:19:58
themselves but from the composition From the adjuvants,
2:20:01
which of course, and then he goes into a whole bunch of other
2:20:04
things aerosols, mercury, we've been talking about that for for
2:20:08
15 years. Doesn't matter, but they are now the top for
2:20:11
advertisers. The one outlier in there is of course the new
2:20:16
category, which is the Olympics of the world. And Novo Nordisk
2:20:21
is in trouble because Novo Nordisk is now being called to
2:20:29
account in Denmark, where they are located, as the EU has
2:20:34
raised a safety snake signal, about GLP one meds and besides
2:20:42
the oh, you know, you might get some pancreatic, you know, the
2:20:45
thyroid cancer, I think is the one they Oh, some people get
2:20:48
thyroid cancer, others get pancreatic cancer. And, and
2:20:54
they're out doing damage control. This was I the
2:20:59
Cleveland Clinic is putting together packages that are
2:21:03
airing on television, for damage control. And what you'll hear is
2:21:08
I think truthful, the saying hey, you know, some people you
2:21:11
know, you get cancer, you die, but look at all the benefits and
2:21:14
just be careful
2:21:15
Unknown: the prescription weight loss drug ozempic meant to help
2:21:17
people suffering from obesity. Now landing a growing number of
2:21:20
patients in the hospital
2:21:22
with a lot of the ER visits and there are a lot of them, that
2:21:25
typically people who have gotten some telemedicine video for
2:21:27
ozempic and haven't gotten much guidance about how to use it,
2:21:30
what to look out for
2:21:32
that etc. California weight loss surgeon Dr. Terry Simpson,
2:21:36
people get the idea that this is just sort of a benign drug, but
2:21:39
it's not a benign drug. And it's a drug meant to be used for
2:21:41
lifetime that a drug that has serious side effects.
2:21:44
According to the manufacturers website side effects impacting
2:21:47
one in 10. People include problems with the digestive
2:21:50
systems such as diarrhea, vomiting, and nausea. One of
2:21:53
those are
2:21:53
mostly emergency room visits that are seen but the more
2:21:56
serious ones so the particularly pancreatitis is fortunately
2:21:59
exceedingly rare, but it does happen at the Cleveland
2:22:02
Clinic, the emergency department directors have not seen an
2:22:05
increase in those cases. But a spokesperson confirms they have
2:22:09
seen a few patients with persistent vomiting while taking
2:22:12
ozempic. And we go V. A small number of these patients have
2:22:16
needed to be admitted for observation. There obviously,
2:22:18
are
2:22:19
those individuals who are being treated who may not have
2:22:23
indications for these medications.
2:22:26
Dr. Scott Bush, Director of obesity medicine at the
2:22:29
Cleveland Clinic,
2:22:30
I think there's a general concept around using anti
2:22:34
obesity medications thinking that their only purpose is to
2:22:38
decrease someone's hunger and therefore make them eat less
2:22:42
food. But it's far more complex and how these medications
2:22:46
improve not only weight, but other conditions and obesity
2:22:50
complications
2:22:51
like 74 year old Beverly had it diagnosed with type two
2:22:55
diabetes,
2:22:56
I have found that it really is working well. I've lost about 50
2:23:00
pounds, but she says to have to follow a diet, you can't just
2:23:04
eat what you want lose weight,
2:23:06
a proper plan under an experienced a doctor's care,
2:23:10
important for any medication, they say, including this
2:23:14
just like they would in any other disease condition. And
2:23:17
also not think that the higher the dose, the more weight
2:23:22
loss, you understand this is a serious drag not to just lose 10
2:23:26
or 20 pounds to get ready for the next class or union. But
2:23:29
this is a drug used to treat a condition morbid obesity, and I
2:23:33
think if it's given with care and not with the usual Quick Fix
2:23:36
doctor, it'll it'll be just fine.
2:23:39
Adam Curry: So what they're saying is the people who get
2:23:42
this They did it themselves. They were they were thinking too
2:23:44
much. I'm gonna take it more I was just doing it for the quick
2:23:47
fix. You got it, you know, it's part of a plan gotta be on a
2:23:50
diet. They're setting you up for failure. How many times I say I
2:23:55
have a bad feeling about this thing. It's going to start
2:23:57
killing people.
2:24:00
John C Dvorak: But I think you can lose a lot of weight if you
2:24:03
just constantly throwing up I just say
2:24:05
Adam Curry: helps. Yes. So that's a cover up now the next
2:24:09
cover up, which I think at first I wasn't even sure you know, we
2:24:13
call that a distraction. I thought it was just a
2:24:15
distraction from the elites divvying up Ukraine but it now
2:24:18
really does seem to be a distraction from the enormous
2:24:22
amount of information that's coming out about Hunter Biden's
2:24:25
corruption and his father's corruption that current
2:24:27
President of the United States and that was the submarine and
2:24:32
the submarine you know we waited for three days like all the
2:24:37
running on a bear haul would that oh, let's have search and
2:24:40
rescue sir. Oh, we we have to we all with Will they make it? It's
2:24:44
like, like Balloon Boy. It's like, oh, where's James Cameron,
2:24:50
a movie guy? He said it was by the way he was been to the
2:24:55
depths of the Titanic more than once in a cycle. Yeah, how
2:24:58
John C Dvorak: many times how many times 33.
2:25:04
Unknown: Monday morning when I first found out about the
2:25:06
incident, got on a whole bunch of calls and emails, it's a
2:25:09
small community. Within an hour and a half, I had the following
2:25:13
information. They were on the scent. They were at 3500 feet.
2:25:18
They lost comms and tracking. The last one being a critical
2:25:23
one. Because the transponder that used to track a sub it
2:25:28
during descent on on the bottom is a fully autonomous system.
2:25:33
It's in its own pressure housing, and it has its own
2:25:37
battery power. So for them to lose comms and tracking at the
2:25:41
same time, so it was gone. There was no question in my mind. For
2:25:46
days I tried to run other scenarios that could account for
2:25:49
it I could come up with nothing. So the next thing I did was
2:25:54
contacted a few more people and managed to track down you know
2:26:00
their acoustic networks around summer research summer summer
2:26:04
intelligence. We got confirmation within an hour that
2:26:09
there had been a loud bang. At the same time that the sub was
2:26:13
let's comms were lost a loud bang on the hydrophones loss of
2:26:19
transducer or transponder. Loss of comms. Hey, what happened?
2:26:25
Sub imploded?
2:26:26
Adam Curry: So this guy, movie guy who will be happy to go on
2:26:30
television. He knew within an hour itself was gone. Within an
2:26:34
hour. Did they have any of these experts like James Cameron on
2:26:39
the news? No, no, that
2:26:41
John C Dvorak: wasn't the only one. My understanding was the
2:26:43
number of people that knew that their sub was gone in an hour.
2:26:46
Adam Curry: Well, they do now now it comes out. Oh, you people
2:26:51
were just watching that with bated breath pun intended.
2:26:55
Everybody knew it.
2:26:56
Unknown: This just came in moments ago. Just minutes ago,
2:26:58
the Navy apparently heard on Sunday, the implosion what
2:27:02
appears to be the implosion of the Titan, and then immediately
2:27:06
shared that information with the Coast Guard. They say tonight, a
2:27:11
heartbreaking in the Coast Guard announcing search crews have
2:27:14
found the pieces of the missing sub A carrying five passengers
2:27:17
1600 feet nearly a third of a mile from the bow of the
2:27:21
Titanic. This is
2:27:23
a incredibly unforgiving
2:27:25
Adam Curry: environment down there on the sea floor. And the
2:27:29
debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the
2:27:35
vessel. So this was all known and now they're saying Oh, no,
2:27:39
we do. We gave it to this that we told the Coast Guard right
2:27:42
away, we're talking about the only guy who you can tell is
2:27:45
full of crap and lying is Rear Admiral Kirby, when he was
2:27:49
asked, he goes into his Homina Homina Homina mode.
2:27:52
Unknown: And on the adventure tourism vessel that was headed
2:27:54
Adam Curry: by the way, I love the term adventure tourism
2:27:57
vessel. That's a good one on
2:28:00
Unknown: the adventure tourism vessel that was headed to the
2:28:02
Titanic, if the Navy had audio suggesting that it had it
2:28:07
imploded was that communicated with all the partners that that
2:28:12
you had that audio or
2:28:14
the Navy did pass on to the incident commander, the acoustic
2:28:24
data that they had received. But you were also to make clear that
2:28:33
they couldn't be definitive about what that data meant.
2:28:37
Adam Curry: Really, James Cameron seems pretty definitive.
2:28:41
Unknown: And they couldn't be clearer that that data was
2:28:45
connected to the title to the submersible. But they did pass
2:28:48
that information up to the incident commander, as you they
2:28:52
would and and I'm sure that that was factored into the search
2:28:57
plan in some way. But I'd refer you to the Coast Guard to speak
2:28:59
to specific
2:29:00
resources were wasted in searching the area the
2:29:03
size of Connecticut. No, I think the Coast Guard has spoken
2:29:07
definitively about this and quite well, every day here or at
2:29:10
least every day till we got the tragic news that there was an
2:29:14
awful lot of effort put into trying to locate the Titan look
2:29:19
when you're in a search and rescue, but
2:29:21
Adam Curry: no one mentioned that they had that audio for 72
2:29:25
hours of operation. I
2:29:27
John C Dvorak: never heard it. No,
2:29:28
Unknown: particularly at sea particularly in deep sea. I
2:29:32
mean, time is not your friend. And I think you can see from the
2:29:36
way in which this was put together and pretty quick
2:29:39
fashion with a lot of resources from as Corinne mentioned from
2:29:42
multiple countries.
2:29:43
Adam Curry: I love how this was put together this op This is the
2:29:46
SIOP This is trash
2:29:57
Unknown: any time is not your friend and I think you can see
2:30:00
from the way in which this was put together and pretty quick
2:30:04
fashion with a lot of resources from as Corinne mentioned, for
2:30:07
multiple countries, that there was a tremendous effort put
2:30:11
forward to try to find the Titan as quickly as possible knowing
2:30:15
that time was not going to be anybody's friend. No
2:30:18
Adam Curry: time was not your friend time was the issue.
2:30:20
That's why I keep saying time because the word went out. And I
2:30:23
didn't mention this on Thursday because I wasn't sure yet. It
2:30:26
seemed like a, like a real shortcut to say this is a
2:30:29
distraction from the Biden's but now we know it was a distraction
2:30:33
from the Biden's because during this event, this is what came
2:30:36
out two things.
2:30:37
Unknown: A house committee released testimony today from
2:30:39
two IRS whistleblowers who say the DOJ, the FBI and their IRS
2:30:45
superiors improperly interfered with their investigation of
2:30:48
Hunter Biden,
2:30:50
who agreed to a plea deal this week. Garrett Haig joins us
2:30:53
Garrett what are the whistleblowers have to say?
2:30:56
Less are these two senior IRS agents alleged that the
2:30:58
president's son received preferential treatment
2:31:00
throughout the five year tax investigation that resulted in
2:31:03
two misdemeanor guilty pleas this week and testimony released
2:31:07
by a Republican led House committee the agents accused the
2:31:10
DOJ and the FBI of slow walking portions of the investigation to
2:31:14
Hunter Biden's benefit and that efforts by the Trump appointed
2:31:17
US Attorney leading the probe the Trump more serious crimes
2:31:20
were blocked. A DOJ spokesman tonight tonight at such
2:31:24
interference. One whistleblower also provided what he says our
2:31:27
WhatsApp messages from Hunter Biden to a Chinese business
2:31:30
associate from 2017, which the younger Biden says he's sitting
2:31:35
with his father waiting on a response to a proposal and that
2:31:38
he and the then former Vice President will make the business
2:31:41
partner regret not responding. Now NBC News has not yet
2:31:44
confirmed the authenticity of that message. The White House
2:31:47
tonight says President Biden has upheld his commitment to let
2:31:50
this investigation proceed free of any political interference.
2:31:54
Hunter Biden's attorneys have not responded to our requests
2:31:56
for comment.
2:31:57
Adam Curry: So the White House administration was so panicked
2:32:00
about this. And you know, I don't think that they killed
2:32:03
these people on purpose, of course, the submarine but they
2:32:05
used it. And they use the they use whatever resources they had
2:32:09
in the media to paper over this and talk about other things.
2:32:14
Even as the White House press corps, the entire press corps
2:32:18
was hounding Kareem Abdul jumpier Van Damme about it.
2:32:22
Yeah.
2:32:23
Unknown: Clearly wouldn't answer James's question, though. Are
2:32:25
you going to answer the question or not a reasonable question to
2:32:27
ask when the United States was involved, as this message seems
2:32:31
to suggest, in some sort of coercive conversation for
2:32:36
business dealings by Assad? Is that something? If he wasn't,
2:32:38
then maybe you should tell us?
2:32:39
So here's the thing. I appreciate the question. I
2:32:41
believe my colleague at the White House Counsel, he has
2:32:45
answered this question already has dealt with this has made it
2:32:49
very clear. I just don't have anything to share outside of
2:32:52
what my colleagues have shared. And so I would refer you to him
2:32:55
and the end, the DOJ just not going to comment from here. text
2:32:59
message, I will vote what I can tell you is I know that my
2:33:02
colleague has dealt with this. He addressed this, though, at
2:33:06
the White House Council. I just don't have anything else to
2:33:08
share. I just answered the question. Yes or No. Was the
2:33:13
President involved in Stephen? Stephen? I just answered the
2:33:17
question. I just said, I just this isn't it's not up to you
2:33:21
how I answered the question. I just answered the question by
2:33:23
telling you my colleagues at the White House Council has dealt
2:33:26
with this, and I would refer you to them. Can you just remind us
2:33:30
what your colleague said, from the White House Council? So we
2:33:34
have it five of us? I would I would refer you to them. And
2:33:37
they will share their
2:33:39
statements from that podium, you stated that the President stands
2:33:43
by his comment from the 2020 campaign that he never wants to
2:33:46
discuss his son's overseas business dealings with his son.
2:33:50
And you stood at that podium and you reaffirm that Do you stand
2:33:53
by your resume? What I
2:33:54
will say is nothing has changed, nothing has changed.
2:33:57
Adam Curry: Well, things have changed because at least some of
2:34:00
the media has been sent out as heat seeking missiles to expose
2:34:05
this. Well, before you
2:34:07
John C Dvorak: go on. She I want to mention one thing, that's a
2:34:12
little factoid here. She was given the opportunity. There was
2:34:17
an out created during this whole episode with Hunter Biden and
2:34:21
all this other stuff. If you recall, when they after they've
2:34:25
already thrown that they given the hand slapped they said it's
2:34:28
still under investigation. She could she could have and should
2:34:35
have if she had a clue. And she
2:34:38
Adam Curry: we don't we do. We don't comment on ongoing
2:34:40
investigations. Period. Yeah, you're right. You're right. But
2:34:45
then, then the crime family. I just got to read this. I have to
2:34:51
read this message. So we have some context around it because
2:34:53
there's a screenshot of it or read this was pretty good. Here
2:34:58
we go. I am sitting Since his hunter to his Chinese, the
2:35:03
Chinese the money guy, I'm sitting here with my father. And
2:35:07
we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been
2:35:10
fulfilled. Tell the director that I would like to resolve
2:35:13
this now before it gets out of hand. And now means tonight and
2:35:17
z. If I get a call or text from anyone involved in this other
2:35:21
than you, Zang or the chairman, I will make certain that between
2:35:25
the man sitting next to me and every person he knows my ability
2:35:28
to forever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my
2:35:32
direction. I am sitting here waiting for the call with my
2:35:35
father. These are criminals. That's criminal talk. And then
2:35:40
Hunter Biden is invited to the state dinner. I guess it was
2:35:44
Modi. The C span is following him. And everyone's like, hey,
2:35:49
Hunter, they're hugging. Hey, brother, good how you doing? All
2:35:53
these douchebags are coming up. This guy has pull these they
2:35:57
people fear these. You may be right about Biden being the the
2:36:03
old crazy guy, but in the meantime, he's running the mob,
2:36:06
because they fear these people fear them.
2:36:10
John C Dvorak: There was a clip and this is a reason I sent you
2:36:12
that note that I couldn't use Bing i Oh, well. And I want you
2:36:15
to show me how to do it after the show. Okay. There was a clip
2:36:20
that we had it was about 10 years ago. And it was about it
2:36:25
was a bunch of black guys that were there was on some podcast
2:36:27
or some sure other and they were black radicals from the 60s. And
2:36:32
they were going on and on about how weird their Democrats have
2:36:35
become because they now they're they're they're loving the FBI.
2:36:40
They're loving the CIA. We used to hate the CIA. We used to hate
2:36:44
the FBI. It was always considered bad form to be
2:36:47
anything you know about these people. And then one of them
2:36:50
said, and then Biden came into the conversation with one of
2:36:53
them said, and if I can ever find this clip, I'm sure I'm
2:36:58
pretty close to this as well. You know, somebody just said
2:37:01
something disparaging about Biden, he says you shouldn't do
2:37:04
that. He says no matter what you think. Joe Biden is more
2:37:08
important than you think he's running everything. He is the
2:37:12
guy who is behind a lot of this. Don't kid yourself.
2:37:17
Adam Curry: Yeah, I do remember that. And to remember that.
2:37:22
Well,
2:37:22
John C Dvorak: yeah, it was these black guys bitching about
2:37:24
the sudden love of the FBI.
2:37:28
Adam Curry: And you think that was 1010 years ago?
2:37:30
John C Dvorak: I think it was. It was. It was a while back. It
2:37:34
may have been at the beginning of the Trump administration. I
2:37:37
think it was pre Trump.
2:37:38
Adam Curry: Hmm. Okay. Well, it certainly appears that way. And
2:37:46
here's NBC covering this. So the word is out. The word is out. We
2:37:52
are going to take down Joe Biden one way or the other.
2:37:55
John C Dvorak: Well, maybe if I got a counter programming. I'll
2:37:59
go through
2:37:59
Adam Curry: these and then you'll do your counter program.
2:38:01
Unknown: Now to that appearance that turned a lot of heads in
2:38:04
Washington overnight. Hunter Biden attended the White House
2:38:07
State Dinner for India's Prime Minister, just days after
2:38:10
striking a plea deal to settle federal tax charges and DCS.
2:38:14
senior White House correspondent Kelly O'Donnell joins us now
2:38:16
with more on this. And, Kelly, first of all, good morning to
2:38:19
you. This was a very, very public appearance. First of all,
2:38:22
was it expected given it's only been a few days since that plea
2:38:25
deal?
2:38:26
Well, good morning, Craig. The White House didn't make public
2:38:29
ahead of time until the guestlist came out that Hunter
2:38:32
Biden was coming but you saw the President's on on full display.
2:38:36
He's the first child of a sitting president criminally
2:38:39
charged and he was invited to be among the high profile guests at
2:38:42
the White House State Dinner. We saw him mixing and mingling and
2:38:45
black tie at this glamorous affair, along with a number of
2:38:48
Biden family members. The White House also invited Attorney
2:38:51
General Merrick Garland and Republican House Speaker Kevin
2:38:54
McCarthy, who says the House GOP should keep investigating the
2:38:58
president's son and his foreign business dealings.
2:39:02
Adam Curry: And then the WhatsApp message
2:39:04
Unknown: meanwhile, there's some new whistleblower testimony
2:39:06
that's also making headlines. What more can you tell us about
2:39:09
that?
2:39:09
Yeah, this is far from over. A GOP led House committee released
2:39:13
testimony from two IRS agents and whistleblowers on Tuesday,
2:39:16
who said the DOJ and other government officials improperly
2:39:20
interfered in their Hunter Biden investigation, giving him what
2:39:23
they say is preferential treatment. One of those agents
2:39:26
also provided what he says are WhatsApp messages from Hunter
2:39:30
Biden to a Chinese business associate in 2017. And in that
2:39:34
he says he is sitting with his father who was then the vice
2:39:37
president waiting for an answer to a proposal and that he would
2:39:41
not regret following not following the direction that's
2:39:44
the interaction with a Chinese businessman. Now NBC has not
2:39:47
confirmed the authenticity of the message in the White House
2:39:50
says there was no political interference here. Hunter
2:39:53
Biden's attorneys have not commented.
2:39:55
Adam Curry: And to be honest, I mean, he was not vice president.
2:39:58
You know, do what Every wants I guess, but it is pretty damning.
2:40:03
And to have a hunter who was just given a slap on the wrist,
2:40:09
a sweetheart deal, as they say, to have him there in the same
2:40:13
room as the attorney general, if the whole thing is weird and
2:40:16
people are seeing it, everyone's seeing it now. Yeah,
2:40:19
counterprogramming go,
2:40:21
John C Dvorak: nobody's seeing it. You said, Fox watchers and
2:40:25
you. Okay. Here is the, here's what people are seeing this is
2:40:34
Hunter buy this is k part with Brooks and K part every Friday
2:40:38
they analyze the news. And K part, the black gay guy is the
2:40:42
associate editor of the Washington Post no slouch in
2:40:45
terms of credibility, and, of course, a just a killer
2:40:50
Democrat. And he's going to express what he thinks of this
2:40:54
and how I think all the Democrats see it.
2:40:58
Unknown: Jonathan, what's your assessment of the plea deal and
2:41:00
the way that Republicans are targeting Hunter Biden as a
2:41:03
proxy for Joe Biden?
2:41:06
You know, when we talked about this, this earlier, I was asked
2:41:09
the question is, you know, you know, Is this justice? So they
2:41:13
do, how do you define it? What does that mean, in this case of
2:41:16
Hunter Biden, to me, Look, as long as counsel was was
2:41:21
appointed, that person is is someone who was appointed by
2:41:25
President Trump, and was given unbelievable power in terms of
2:41:31
investigating and trying to do all sorts of stuff. And this is
2:41:34
what he came up with two minor tax charges, and then something
2:41:37
involving involving a gun charge. Okay,
2:41:45
John C Dvorak: two minor tags. And I will read O'Ree visit my
2:41:51
comment about the $100,000 fine for a $1.5 million for two
2:41:56
years. And who knows how much longer Yeah, he's bringing in
2:42:00
$1.5 million. And he is paying a $100,000. Fine.
2:42:06
Adam Curry: How does that where's that? Where's
2:42:07
John C Dvorak: the rest of this? And I was thinking about this.
2:42:09
Where's that? Where's the real tax and he owes $500,000 minimum
2:42:14
on that kind of income, plus penalties for years and years
2:42:19
and not paying this tax? This was not last week. Where's all
2:42:23
that? And I say, Well, maybe he did pay that wasn't discussed.
2:42:27
That's not the way it works. The IRS when they find some a big
2:42:31
fish, and they Nick him for like, I don't know, a million
2:42:35
dollars. They publicize it to scare the public at large. If
2:42:40
there was anything more than the $100,000 fine on a tax bill that
2:42:45
had to be at least five or $600,000. It would have been
2:42:49
publicized. It wasn't. So he didn't pay big guy we got away
2:42:55
with murder here in terms of his tax liability. And, oh, it's no
2:43:00
big deal, according to K part, Play Part Two.
2:43:04
Unknown: And meanwhile, you've got House Republicans Chairman
2:43:06
comer Chairman comer, who keeps talking about whistleblowers,
2:43:10
but he hasn't talked to them in three years, there seems to be a
2:43:13
lot of people pumping up smoke about Hunter Biden, and not
2:43:17
coming up with anything. And in a lot of ways, I think it's
2:43:20
really sort of unseemly, that, you know, fine, you want to go
2:43:24
after the president and use his son as proxy. Okay, that's the
2:43:28
nature of ugly politics these days. But we're talking about
2:43:31
the son of a president who was an addict who went through some
2:43:35
really hard times and did some really stupid things. And I'm
2:43:40
having a hard time raising that to the level of a twice impeach
2:43:44
now twice criminally indicted former president, who we really
2:43:49
should be talking about and really asking Republicans Why
2:43:53
don't you talk about him in what and what's going on going on
2:43:57
with him? Because there are national security implications
2:43:59
rule of law implications that are that are at stake here. Not
2:44:03
with Hunter Biden, not all the stuff that we've seen over the
2:44:06
last few years. Come on.
2:44:07
Adam Curry: Yeah, well, they're running interference for him.
2:44:09
They're on they're on Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on, man.
2:44:14
A different team man. I'm gonna show my mood by Jonah
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Unknown: to no agenda Imagine all the people who could do
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that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
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John C Dvorak: luckily, we do have a few people to thank for
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show 15 1567 Starting with Jamie corneal, Corneal corneal I think
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a birthday call out to his buddy. My bandwidth, an NDA
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requests, which will maybe or maybe not do at the end, so 150
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John C Dvorak: please sure there's no sewist and
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Adam Curry: on the he we saw him in Fredericksburg. He came by he
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stopped by we had an iced coffee with him. The keeper is David.
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Yeah. David wicker and he's on his way to he's served by His
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grace and he is on his way he made it to Utah. One more state
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to go on. He's back in Boise, Idaho. Sorry, Idaho. He's doing
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Adam Curry: Franklin barbecue guy. Yeah, he also makes a
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dynamite rub which I had the other night at a friend's house.
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They sell it Franklin Franklin Franklin's barbecue rub. It's
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Adam Curry: I don't know what the machine guns and all the
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stuff in the background. But sounds like a wonderful meetup.
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Thank you all for sending that in today. We've got the real Fox
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Look, I love those meetups. I gotta go to another one soon
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they end meet up after our vacation. Well, it was the
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vacation is going to be in August, but we're going to do
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shows we're going to do shows on the road. Maybe we'll take one
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day off for travel but I think we're gone almost like two
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weeks. And I'll be doing the show from the road. So semi
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vacay not really it's like no vacation it just I'm working
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from a gaffer ISOs this one pack your stuff up and go. And I have
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actually two which were kind of cute. Two kids. The first kid's
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name is thicknesses. Let me see. This is bam and then there's Bop
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and bam I'm not sure which one I like better. I thought I thought
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it was kind of cute. Been a little thin. For Kids.
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John C Dvorak: I got to I got sick.
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Adam Curry: I am sick. Okay.
2:59:48
Unknown: And truth. Nothing could be further from the truth.
2:59:53
Who
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Adam Curry: I am sick. I think that's the truth. I think
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nothing can be further from the truth I think is pretty good
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nothing could be further from the truth. It'll be a nice
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Ender. I think
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John C Dvorak: it's okay you know who it is.
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Adam Curry: Let me sit Let me listen again.
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Unknown: No Let me listen. Nothing could be further from
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the truth. I do not
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Adam Curry: ah that you'd get it. Garland nah, now would know
3:00:21
him. We let's see, well
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John C Dvorak: I got one I get more than one but I there's one
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clip I like to at least andwith which is since I earlier we
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listened to PBS and their reporting on the trans Maoism
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and how it was like slanted
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Adam Curry: somewhat.
3:00:46
John C Dvorak: So now I have a this is an Intro This is not the
3:00:49
whole clip it's just a mangled part of it the part of the clip
3:00:52
that that they decided to throw their dares slant and and lies
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literally a lie in their opening of their discussion on abortion.
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Wait, this is the PBS Mangal
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Unknown: Fatone is one of four Republican presidential hopefuls
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in Washington for the Faith and Freedom Coalition one of the
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largest gatherings of Christian conservative political
3:01:21
activists, coinciding with the one year anniversary of the
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Supreme Court eliminating the constitutional right to an
3:01:26
abortion. The GOP candidates you got really emphasizing their
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anti abortion credentials.
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Adam Curry: Wow, eliminating the constitutional rights to an
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abortion.
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John C Dvorak: So that so in the Constitution, according to PBS,
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there's a constitutional right to an abortion. Yeah, that's a
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lie. It's been just a plain lie. It's not for your base. Yes, PBS
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PVS. That's this is the this is where we've gone. All these
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years. As McNeil and Leia did the McNeil air report, the whole
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thing was brought in as oil we did a little more details on the
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news is do a better job. It's just turned into another pack
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operation, promoting whatever, you know, the political whims
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that they have are in us.
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Adam Curry: I think we've learned that people lie a lot.
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John C Dvorak: media people,
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Adam Curry: media people, unfortunately, Doctor people,
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political people have a lot of lying going on. But podcast
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people No. diver, that's where you find the truth. You have to
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sift through about 4 million of them, but you came to the right
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in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
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John C Dvorak: Dan from Northern Silicon Valley where the fog is
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lifting. Finally, pretty late for that, but it's lifting I'm
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Jhansi Dvorak
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Adam Curry: we return on Thursday with more media
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deconstruction, remember us at DeVore ak.org/na Until then,
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adios mofos a hui Hui, and such
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Unknown: precaution had
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risen from criminal convict in the 1980s to hot dog seller in
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the 1990s to well connected Kremlin caterer in the 2000s.
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To me well, Wagner lead a push against Russian President
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Vladimir Putin and lead an insurrection with the help of
3:04:17
his army. But Augason is the chief of Russia's mercenary
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group Vagner.
3:04:25
Yevgeny Prigogine he has also been extremely vocal in his
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condemnation of the Russian high command, as in he recently
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described them as quote of power and beaches and out and have
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accused them of treason. Oh, I'm
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the leader of the Russian mercenary Wagner group calling
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for an armed
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mutiny. You have getting a promotion and his Wagner group
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is charging on Moscow. Could this be a breakthrough for
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Ukraine? I don't think so. You into a job
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so everyone is saying he got a sweetheart deal or he didn't get
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a sweetheart deal. We don't know what they had or didn't have. We
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don't have the evidence that the US attorney was looking at maybe
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the evidence was really weak. And maybe he didn't get a
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sweetheart deal.
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The first son hobnobbing with the Washington elite at his
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dad's White House State Dinner just two days after that
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sweetheart deal
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maybe they had overwhelming evidence and he got a sweetheart
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deal and he walks away with the sweetheart deal deal
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sweetheart deal
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and the strike of that sweetheart deal with his daddy's
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DOJ and
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why to slap on the wrist that only the son of a president okay
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and I want to dig in deeper on that because the you know the
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the big reaction yesterday was yes sweetheart deal deal but
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nobody really broke down how
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sweet was it and all of the sweetheart deal sweetheart deal
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calm. And then there's Republicans who say is this a
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sweetheart deal? Deal? Don't Don't? Don't Don't? Don't. And
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he walks away with the sweetheart deal. Sweet or do
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this is not a sweetheart deal. It's a deal. I think it's a good
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deal for Hunter Biden, and then he will stay out of prison and
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end up with only two misdemeanors on his record. But
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it's certainly not a
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sweetheart deal
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already here and a lot of shouting Oh, sweetheart deal.
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Oh, this Oh, that you could argue it's a sweetheart deal.
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Right? It's true. They're not getting any prison time. And
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yet, if this wasn't Hunter Biden, it is likely he wouldn't
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have been prosecuted at all.
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If this wasn't
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a sweetheart deal. Then why didn't Donald Trump's CFO get
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thrown into Rikers Island for 100 days for pleading guilty to
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a smaller tax chars and
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don't you feel guilty eating meat? And don't you hate to
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plant based meat? But don't you still want to eat meat? Well,
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now you can 99% guilt free introducing lab grown chicken
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now approved in the USA by the USDA. No soy no beans no gluten.
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To make lab grown chicken stem cells are harmlessly extracted
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fermentation system just like bacteria, the result all of the
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flavor with none of the nature. According to experts nature is a
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major cause of climate change. Cellular agriculture replaces
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filthy animals with clean lifeless machines. Unlike
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pasture raised chickens, bio reactors only need electricity,
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chemicals and various industrial substances. Biotech is
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revolutionizing food promising to solve many problems caused by
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industrialization with more industrialization. Thank you
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Bill Gates, lab grown chicken escaped the circle of life.
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When you're scrolling off the screen, media makes you on the
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screen. You might refresh.
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Adam Curry: By the way, don't start your promo with Hey, it
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feels rude
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Unknown: and nasty hey what a wonderful time of day to hit
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someone in the mouth and say listen to no agenda going to
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show you some different
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they can say what they say in the morning
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with that podcast
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nothing could be further from the truth.
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