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October 22nd, 2023 • 3h 19m

1601: Unkool & The Gang

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John C Dvorak: rubbed me the wrong way you get blocked.
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Adam Curry: Adam curry Jhansi Dvorak October 22 2023 This is
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your award winning accumulation media assassination episode
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16 01 This is no agenda, clutching my pearls and
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broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas country here in
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FEMA Region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
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curry
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John C Dvorak: from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're
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concerned that Canada is pushing assisted suicide for babies. I'm
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Jhansi Dvorak.
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Adam Curry: It's about time they got in on that on that action.
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Baby killing is all the rage. So it's like hey, we're not gonna
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let a masa Israel have all the fun. Is this really something?
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Are they really doing assisted suicide?
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John C Dvorak: Back board I think is to kubek medical board
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is pushing it and they're trying to get it through. Babies up to
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one and
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Adam Curry: the babies get to decide is that how that worked
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out?
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John C Dvorak: Of course. No, I did. This is this is a form of
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abortion after the fact.
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Adam Curry: Yes, it's post natal abortion. Pap, you
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John C Dvorak: look at it. I don't like that baby.
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Adam Curry: says like, look at the nose on that
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Unknown: kid. Yeah, no good. Oh,
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Adam Curry: it's as red hair. Oh, no, it's a ginger. Oh, hello
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social media addicts. Remember when social media was social
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networking?
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Unknown: Wow. Yeah.
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John C Dvorak: I'm talking about Wow. Which is that's kind of an
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interesting while you're right. I got a robo call today. Did you
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know and it was it was the I considered some someone who
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coded it was very ironic. It was a woman calling it was a robot
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robot. Hi, I'm Eliza. Oh, really? Yes.
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Adam Curry: Wow, that's not obvious. I'm Eliza. How are you?
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i Oh, man. Now this this Israel Hamas thing is perfect. I mean,
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it's better than mask no mask Vax Novak's could you know when
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you say something like all of a sudden you're a Nazi you it goes
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a little further. Now you can you can get in real trouble now.
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You're anti Semite. Yeah. So, but yes, it used to be social
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networking. And I think that the turn to social medias when they
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brought in the algos?
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John C Dvorak: Oh, you know, I don't think so. I think it was
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the social networking, I think was always borderline passive.
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Adam Curry: Right. There was no comments. You're right. Yeah, it
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was just, it was like a, like Google Reader. That was that was
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that was social? No, no,
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John C Dvorak: I think Facebook would be considered social
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networking. And I think until Twitter came along with micro
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blogging, I think it was always,
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Adam Curry: I think, I think it's, I think it's the algo I
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think it happened when the algo was introduced. That's when
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because media, look, networking is just, hey, look, I'm
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networking with some people. I'm in a group. Yeah, following some
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people, but Facebook. But then Facebook got their feed their
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news feed, and that was all algo eyes. And then it became media.
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I mean, media is always dishonest. I think it actually
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doesn't really even matter. I've done some study. You know, we're
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John C Dvorak: We're all ears. Yes.
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Adam Curry: So we've talked about noster nostril, as you
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call it. And a big discovery so Nasir is this decentralized is
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basically Twitter decentralized and a lot of Bitcoin bros like
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it because you can zap each other with with little bits of
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Bitcoin. But it's it's really not all that great. And I think
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the Bitcoin bros like it's censorship resistant. Okay. So
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there's really one, one app that does this that does noster
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really well. And this one app got an investment or maybe just
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to a stipend from Jack Dorsey. So oz. Great. And that's called
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Domus. That's the name of this app. Get it Nostradamus. So the
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Dominus guy. I know the dumbest guy posts. He says, hey, you
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know, we looked at our app store stats. And it turns out that
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after three months, 99% of the people who've tried this app,
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give up on it. And you know, it was baffling to me. And I can
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tell you why. Because you get on this app and there's no action.
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It's not yelling at you is not giving you stuff to follow them
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because there's no algos, there's nothing. That's
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John C Dvorak: a good point. I don't know if the algos create
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the action or not, but they sure don't. They don't
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Adam Curry: hinder it. There's no highlighting there's no
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trending. I like the
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John C Dvorak: idea you're right people yeah Lynnette each other,
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that's where it's like watching a fight.
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Adam Curry: So and that is so now entered no algos fight, but
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we have mastered on. And I know I've been. I've been looking
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very closely at what's been going on in our own Mastodon
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server, which doesn't happen. Yeah, and hates you now. But
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that's what's that's what's so interesting is it's like love
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hate. It's everyone. Everyone just needs that little that
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little hit that little I had posted something on any social
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if someone commented whoa doesn't agree with me that's
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even better. No, it's like I say something simple like I don't
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like memes and now it's like a hate meme don't hate means there
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was a poll, Aaron er who runs the whole? The whole instance
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said no, we should have a mean free Monday. Everyone's mad not
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bad. You're addicts, you're addicts is 100% addiction to
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this, this is probably even a better high than you get from
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some drugs. Because the same mechanism, this is what Silicon
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Valley figured out decade ago. It's is the end. So anything
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that feeds that and again, this Hamas Israel thing is fantastic.
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Because you can just go back and forth and call people names and,
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and the algo throws it up in your face. And it's great. I
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mean, the troll room is a little different. The troll room is
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like, I'm gonna go to a party, I'm gonna binge to like puke.
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You know, that's kind of what that is just you just throw some
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bombs. And people you get immediate feedback. I think and
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yes,
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John C Dvorak: I agree that is different. I think it's still
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social media, but it's of a different sort.
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Adam Curry: It's binging it's like a binge fest, and I'm just
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gonna go and cram as much dope into me as I can until I puke
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and then I'm good. And then here's something else.
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John C Dvorak: Well, it also comes and goes, you don't dwell
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on things right, bro. Yeah, exactly. Well, I'm dwelling
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factor. I think it's a big deal.
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Adam Curry: But if you get kicked off by me, you know,
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that's like you're either a general of the troll room, then
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you have massive props. So and then I've noticed something
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else. Now I don't I don't have this per se. But I've seen
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friends and I think I think women more than anything, maybe
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I'm not sure. On text messages. So they have a text message
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thread. And they're just sending memes back and forth about the
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news. And you know, like thumbs up has a good one. And but
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there's no there's not like this like meme ship. There's not even
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a it's not even a friendship. They just shoot memes back and
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forth. It's a completely empty relationship. It's like it's
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like, sex without love. I don't know what it is. This people
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really need to sit down the phones for a day. It's not
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healthy. What's going on? Hey,
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John C Dvorak: okay, talking to the wrong guy.
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Adam Curry: I know. I know. I know. I know. Now,
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John C Dvorak: of course I still since December. You
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Adam Curry: haven't touched your phone. I know. You're a master.
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John C Dvorak: I don't have an account anymore. I'm gonna have
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to. Yeah, I'm gonna try to get back before No, no, no.
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Adam Curry: But this is also why you are now at five years old is
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because you have not succumb you have kept all of your all your
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John C Dvorak: keeps the blood pressure down.
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Adam Curry: Exactly. You have healthy blood pressure. You You
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haven't worn out all of your your brain cells. And what's the
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you haven't you know, dopamine you actually have for sex? Not
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just for you I get you with that one. No, so this is good. This
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is that's why be like John cook for yourself. Don't don't have
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your phone and just don't use your phone at all. Look at the
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look at the trains.
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John C Dvorak: Great dad goes a train.
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Adam Curry: And I think personally the genius move and
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not everybody can do this is love your wife in a different
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state. I mean, this is just you.
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John C Dvorak: You've got an always a winner.
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Adam Curry: Anyway, so I've figured a couple things out with
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the with the M five M is already abusing this entire situation.
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And before we get to it though, first we have to have these
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because CNN is loving this. We got ratings again, we got guys
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with helmets. We got we got chicks with flak jackets to say
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media press. We have dangerous situations. We got cool sound
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effects. And what happened on CNN this morning. I mean, you
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could ask for a better ratings Buster than this. So you are
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Unknown: seeing this sort of solidarity that was called for
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by the way by from all over the Arab world and the world of
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like, but you were also seeing the journalists gathered here
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because this is kind of where the crash happens. All right.
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All right, you see that people are very angry to do not like
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recording the story. You hear that?
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Adam Curry: Yeah. All right. I mean, that's dynamite for
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ratings. Good job there in the fields. Her name is what's your
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name? Her name is? Sarah. So what's your name? Sara Sidner. I
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think Cersei there's good job for a raise give her Erin
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Burnett. Let's stir it up a little bit. Come on, Aaron. Go
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go go what we see
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Unknown: Sarah dealing with on the ground and Ramallah
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obviously, you know, it is so important, right? These are pro
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Palestinian protests. But there's also the perception of
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where the media stands where American media stands. You are
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not welcome here. There is an anger and resentment and a rage
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and it is real real and it is. It is a part of the story as
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well pro Palestinian, anti Israeli anti American, the this
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John C Dvorak: right there for a second. We have absolutely no
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evidence that this whole thing wasn't staged.
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Adam Curry: Thank you very much. And I'm going to show to you
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that the probably was
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Unknown: and it is important and it is a part of the story as
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well pro Palestinian, anti Israeli anti American. The this
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is this is often one big giant soup. And it's very hard to pull
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those strings apart as that moment with Sarah I think just
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illustrated so well.
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Adam Curry: It's a soup I tell ya. It's one giant soup. We
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don't know what to do. Unfortunately for CNN, ABC was
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the first of the punch. Whenever you really want to go over the
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top with any type of attacking force. You got to bring this in.
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It's it's a good old friend of the show.
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Unknown: And we're learning that Hamas terrorists who attacked
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Israel may have been high on a drug designed to make them feel
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invincible. The drug Captagon was reportedly found on the
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bodies of terrorist and in the vehicles used in the attack
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Adam Curry: member our old friend Captagon if it wasn't the
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Russians, it was it's all I forgot all about it. Yeah, on
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the Captagon that drugged out it's a powerful
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Unknown: amphetamine known as the poor man's cocaine. Experts
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say to drug may explain some of the extraordinary ferocity seen
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in the attack. Former DEA Deputy Chief of Staff Jim Crotty with
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Captagon and other illicit substances, they just tend to
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strip people of all their humanity. They do things that
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they wouldn't ordinarily do. There's very little to stop them
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from committing all sorts of atrocities. But drones makes
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users take crazy risks, like this terrorist wearing a helmet
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cam who walked right into Israeli gunfire.
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Adam Curry: Yes. Hi, man. They're all jacked up on poor
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man's cocaine. We have this is from I think this is maybe one
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of your clips 2019 background you're on Captagon
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Unknown: Lebanon's Bekaa Valley has a history of smuggling and
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trafficking of all sorts, an area where illegal activities
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include narcotics Achmed is one of those who transports and
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sells that type of amphetamine called Captagon Ichie been a
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hugely popular drug in the Middle East.
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Adam Curry: Oh, so it's not just for fighters. It's just in the
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Middle East in general. All right. Cannon ethylene always
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bring back the Captagon if you want to make it just a little
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more fun there. Hi, man, the crazy and everything was going
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swimmingly well, and I've been waiting for something to pop up
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and there it was in DC. We had a pro Palestinian protest. And
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well, I happen to catch this on local Fox five and I went down
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the rabbit hole.
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Unknown: Just days after hundreds of arrests in the canon
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building right here at the US Capitol. More demonstrations
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popping up on the National Mall. Let's get to Stephanie Ramirez
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joining us live. Steph, what is the sentiment out there today?
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People are marching in the pro Palestinian ceasefire rally
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there is no doubt if you don't hear it out here. The calls for
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a ceasefire in Gaza have definitely increased I want to
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show you a crowd here. This is a organized protest that was
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permitted for Around 100 people but we're seeing today a little
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bit different
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Adam Curry: you don't need to hear the whole report she said
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it right there. This was an organized protest professional
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signs. Ha as a no agenda conspiracy therapist This is
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where we start the main sign was want to second pray for the dead
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fight. What was that pray for the dead fight for peace. Now
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this is typically fight like hell for peace. That's when the
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union's use it. But they didn't find it appropriate to put hell
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in here I guess. And these signs were made by the if not now.
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Movement organization who if not now movement.org Quickly we are
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if not now a movement of American Jews organizing our
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community for equality, justice and a thriving future for all
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our neighbors ourselves, Palestinians and Israelis. We
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are Jews of all ages with ancestors from across the world
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and Jewish backgrounds as diverse as the ways we practice
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our Judaism. Okay, so I'm trying to figure out who's behind this
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who's funding this and here is a nice little bit in their in
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their on their website after the war ended now this was a
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previous war that there were protesting against the founders
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joined the momentum organizing community I didn't that didn't
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ring any Bell. The same community were sunrise movement
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and by the people and many more organized for a brighter future.
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Wait a minute sunrise movement? Isn't that those kids who go
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we're going into Nancy Pelosi his office. So I'm like, oh,
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okay, so this is organized. Let's go to the momentum
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movement and momentum very interesting little outfit here.
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They we offer training and support to movement organizers.
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Momentum offers training and support to hone organizers
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skills in shifting public opinion, developing a hundreds
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of leaders and mobilizing by the 1000s we are committed to both
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strengthening existing groups and incubating new movement
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organizations. They've got resources, they've got guides,
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they're a community of movement leaders and they've apparently
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no not apparently they have organized this if If not now,
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movement organization. So what let's look at this they have a
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donate button. Oh, guess who this is? Not blue X blue. Of
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course it's the Democrat Party. X blue now.
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John C Dvorak: Good one, good one.
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Adam Curry: So it's it's politics. This is politics.
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Let's get to the staff of this organization. Because it's just
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worth looking at. Ad yell Polydor Advanced Training
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Director pronouns she her. She's responsible for driving? Oh no,
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it gets better is responsible for driving our advanced
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training programs supporting the build out of the leadership
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development pipeline. Through coaching. She leads the momentum
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201 training and black momentum Okay. Amanda sage, Interim
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Executive Director, she's the boss pronouns they she
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John C Dvorak: is a she Oh,
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Adam Curry: it gets better. As momentums Interim Executive
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Director Amanda guides the team's institutional health
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leadership team and fundraising strategy and supports the
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largest strategic director of the direction of the
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organization. They immigrated to one ponad land as a little
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toddler, and now live in Lenape land aka Brooklyn.
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John C Dvorak: When they're renaming the towns now
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Adam Curry: after the Indians who they stole the land from,
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when they're not or when they're not organizing or wrapped in the
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world of momentum. You can catch them jamming out to live music,
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reading sci fi in a local park or cooking their mom's just one
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recipes. Okay. We have the Operations Coordinator, Brenda
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Valladares Velez, what
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John C Dvorak: is the point of the show this one references at
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some code. We've got code in
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Adam Curry: Chinese. She's a she's Chinese. Brenda Vala data.
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John C Dvorak: She's Chinese and concerned about the American
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Indians.
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Adam Curry: Yes, they are not she they.
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John C Dvorak: Brenda says she they she I call her she
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Adam Curry: Okay, well, Brenda Valadez bellezza is the
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Operations Coordinator. Her pronouns are she her and Ella?
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Ella. She is formerly an undocumented immigrant from
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Peru.
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John C Dvorak: She should be exported, exported.
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Adam Curry: extradite I like exported, recently moved from
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Paterson, New Jersey to Washington Heights. She loves to
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travel and explore different parts of the world watch
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documentaries, video, chat with loved ones, study law and cook
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big meals. So this is all these are all lesbians of color.
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Maoists. Marxists. I love Delain Andrea powerful she's managing
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director pronouns they them, them spelled th e m m e, them.
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Delaine is a disabled black, queer Jamaican who lives in
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organises on the occupied lands of the Council of the three
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fires, the Ojibwe, Odawa and Potawatomi nations in Chicago,
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Illinois. They enjoy play. To me, they enjoy playing soccer
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being a plant Auntie whining, a plant Auntie, I'm just replant
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onto ESP la NTAO en ti a plant Auntie whining In their waste
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and absorbing all things, all things AFUE and absorbing all
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things afrofuturist, Octavia Butler and Marvel universe this
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is the whole page is filled with this kind of people
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John C Dvorak: that are complete crackpots.
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Adam Curry: And they're organizing and training the
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children of all these schools, all these protests. It's all
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part. It's all
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John C Dvorak: political people. It's
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Adam Curry: all political and to prove it, who shows up in the
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Atlantic with an article titled Netanyahu, his attack on
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democracy left Israel unprepared, none other than an
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apple bomb, oh, our friend and and says this summer I spent
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several days in Israel talking with people who were afraid for
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their country's future. They were not at that moment focused
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on terrorism, Gaza or Hamas, they feared something different,
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the emergence of an undemocratic Israel, a de facto autocracy.
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I'm just skipping ahead. Thanks to the financial and logistic
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support of the Israeli tech industry, the most dynamic
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economic sector in the country as well as to organize teams of
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people coming from academia and the Army Reserves. The protests
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kept going for many months successfully blocked many of the
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proposed legal changes. This is all about the fascist the
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dictator Netanyahu. And here we get into the meat of it. The
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deep angry divides in Israeli politics divides that are
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religious and cultural, but that were also deliberately created
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by Netanyahu and his extremist allies for their political and
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personal benefit weren't just a problem for some liberal or
21:40
secular Israelis. The people I met believed the polarization of
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Israel was an existential risk for everybody is worse than
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climate change. Earlier this year, the head of Shin Bet the
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Israeli domestic intelligence service warned that Israeli
21:56
settlers who were attacking West Bank Palestinians pose a
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security threat to the country. One member of Parliament from
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net now whose Likud party responded using language that
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will sound familiar to Americans. Quote, The ideology
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of the left has reached the top echelons of the Shin Bet the
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Deep State has infiltrated the leadership of Shin Bet and the
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IDF. And here it comes. If Donald Trump becomes president,
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again, they made deliberately set out to weaken the
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institutions themselves. Yes, this is exactly what we're
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seeing here. This is all about training the Democrats to make
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sure that Trump doesn't get elected. It's all about Trump
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all about Trump. These protests are about Trump, the all of this
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stuff. These trainees are hate Trump. They're all trans
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Maoists. They're bad for America and probably bad for your
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children. Well, the whole thing is about politics, all of it.
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All of it. And some of it is about obviously the military
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industrial complex that's foxes job really, you know, they're
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supposed to, oh, CNN has the generals on it like that. But
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here's judge Jeanine
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Unknown: In fact, I would say bomb a bomb and then bomb again.
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That's a new one.
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John C Dvorak: It's a new one that's totally new. Yeah,
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Adam Curry: that's she's she's completely gone back to her old
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bomb bomb bomb again that she has this she loves bombing
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people.
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Unknown: You have this one to loading bomb stealing. You're
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getting new pilots in. But they're going in and they're
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going in hard. They know that. That their their existence
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depends on this.
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Adam Curry: She's she I think she digs it, man. She's like,
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Oh, yeah. So hot. They're gonna go in hard. Hard. Here's the
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last one.
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Unknown: Somebody's going to drop a new care. I don't know
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who it is. But I don't want to watch it.
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Adam Curry: What does that even mean? Judge Jeanine? Somebody's
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gonna drop a nuke here. What is wrong with these people? Got it
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other than they're out there doing any
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John C Dvorak: help and things as for sure. No, of
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Adam Curry: course not. It's horrible. It's horrible. And
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social media playing right into it is beautiful. The whole thing
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is a perfect setup. Everybody's spinning out. Oh, yeah, I'm
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going crazy. So great. Oh, there's we got to have a
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telegram telegram
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John C Dvorak: is both a messaging and social media app.
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People in the United States and across the world. Use it to
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video call and text message each other or someone can set up a
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group to send messages to followers.
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Adam Curry: By the way, Rumble was already on the way out
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telegram is next.
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John C Dvorak: That second use is what we've seen most during
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the Israel Hamas war. When Hamas attacked southern Israel on
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October 7, their channel was flooded with propaganda videos
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showcasing their training and the fight against the nearby
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Israel Defense Forces. Both the Hamas account and the one for
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its military wing. The Al Qassam brigades have grown
25:05
substantially since the war began. The Hamas account has
25:08
gained more than 100,000 followers while brigade account
25:12
has fallen.
25:16
Adam Curry: So here is Deutsche revelat. That was Scripps news.
25:19
That's just you know, they're promoting it more than anything.
25:22
Deutsche chavalla is
25:23
John C Dvorak: I would mentioned Scripps news is really is really
25:27
a very questionable source of news. I've been watching the TV
25:32
feed, it's borderline disgusting.
25:35
Adam Curry: Do you know who owns most of Fredericksburg?
25:39
Unknown: Scripts? You bet.
25:40
Adam Curry: Oh, yep, yep.
25:43
John C Dvorak: You bet.
25:44
Adam Curry: I received it. I remember
25:47
John C Dvorak: even when I said I almost said 100% I stopped
25:50
myself.
25:51
Adam Curry: I know I'm working on myself. I'm trying I'm trying
25:54
I really am. Yep, yep, yep, yep. Yep. Yep. As far as I know, nice
25:59
people actually but the the news is
26:03
John C Dvorak: long gone from this system that
26:05
Adam Curry: don't run it anymore. So here's Dorabella
26:08
telegraphing about telegram.
26:11
Unknown: Another front and the fast evolving conflict between
26:13
Israel and Hamas is the one found online. Disinformation is
26:17
running rampant across social media where millions turn to get
26:21
real time updates. And with the very real imagery or floods of
26:25
fabricated videos and photos spread by both fake and real
26:29
accounts. The companies behind giants like Facebook X and tick
26:33
tock say they've taken additional steps to tackle
26:36
disinformation around the violence. But the EU has
26:39
reprimanded social media companies for not doing enough
26:43
and about all that we can now speak to Caitlin chin Rothman,
26:47
she's with the Center for Strategic and International
26:49
Studies, where she researches the impact of technology on
26:53
geopolitics and society. Caitlin, good to see you. Lots
26:56
of people these days getting their information on social
26:58
media, With tensions running so high. How are both sides in this
27:03
conflict using social media to share views of the war,
27:06
we've seen? Both Hamas and the Israeli government use posts on
27:12
social media quite often, Hamas has been posting on a platform
27:15
called telegram which is less popular in the United States in
27:19
the EU, but more popular in other parts of the world, like
27:21
Russia and Ukraine. Telegram has very loose content moderation
27:25
policies, which has allowed moss to post very graphic or violent
27:30
images from its initial attack on October 7,
27:33
I want to look a little closer at telegram that you just
27:37
mentioned because it's used by Hamas, not only to spread
27:39
propaganda, but also to recruit new members now is an
27:44
internationally recognized terror organization. By much of
27:48
the West at least, can the platform be held accountable for
27:51
that.
27:52
So it's very difficult and have very loose content moderation
27:59
laws, so platforms are generally not held accountable for third
28:02
party content that users upload. Now that is different. In other
28:06
countries, especially the EU, which recently passed the
28:09
Digital Services Act. And the online service, online safety
28:13
bill in the United Kingdom is about to come into effect. Now,
28:17
Telegram has not seen as much regulatory attention from the EU
28:21
or the UK, I think partly because it's just not as popular
28:24
in in either jurisdiction. But I think going forward, I would
28:30
expect governments to become more interested in how telegram
28:33
operates, especially if we continue to see violent
28:36
extremist content emerge on these platforms in real time or
28:39
situations.
28:40
Adam Curry: This is the perfect moment to clamp down on these
28:44
because of course we're in a in an election season. A very good
28:48
moment to start clamping down on this stuff because clearly,
28:52
telegram is a recruitment tool. Yes, PBS has some short little
28:57
note here and all the horrible things from social media
29:00
Unknown: to European Union press to meta and tick tock to explain
29:03
what they're doing to block disinformation about Israel
29:06
Hamas war Do you know air tech giants were given one week to
29:09
respond? They could face billions in fines if they don't
29:12
comply with a new law aimed at protecting users from false
29:15
claims and other harmful content.
29:18
Adam Curry: And this brings us to a gripe a lot of people have
29:22
with me, but are you with me and also with you? Me the Oh yeah.
29:29
Yes, you and this is because we poo pooed and I would say
29:35
slammed the Westminster declaration
29:39
John C Dvorak: da Qing was Adam curry.
29:43
Adam Curry: Yes where Pearl clutching I read an email Lord
29:47
Hi Imperator curry. Greetings from FEMA Region Deep South New
29:51
Zealand. I need to take
29:54
John C Dvorak: Oh New Zealand, this New Zealand In New Zealand
29:57
but they have What the hell's a New Zealand are got to do With
30:01
anything that has to do with this American
30:04
Adam Curry: ship is just indicative of several emails and
30:08
tweets and tweets I
30:09
John C Dvorak: received. It sounds sounds fake but go on
30:12
reading now it's
30:13
Adam Curry: not fake and you just did a Kara Swisher but go
30:16
ahead. But go ahead go,
30:18
John C Dvorak: Wait a minute. That was my invention now you're
30:21
crediting her with it.
30:24
Adam Curry: I need to take issue with the tone of your no agenda
30:27
story and the Westminster declaration. You are downright
30:31
snide and your trademark MTV snare so new you know
30:37
John C Dvorak: him reading this letter is snide. He already
30:41
shrewd straight up with other things you
30:43
Adam Curry: are downright snide with your trademark MTB sneer
30:47
was used to in effect on a group of people merely highlighting
30:52
the censorship regimes being installed in Oh, Western
30:55
democracies. Why wouldn't you be supportive of this? I expected
30:59
immediate fierce pushback from Jhansi Dvorak but nothing he
31:04
joined you, the snidely brothers brothers in harm's
31:08
John C Dvorak: unkindly brothers. I love it
31:10
Adam Curry: uncool in the gang. Kiwi Paul,
31:14
John C Dvorak: I'm cool in the gang. Holy mackerel. This guy
31:17
should be a copywriter.
31:18
Adam Curry: He's good. He's good. He's good. So I we have
31:23
been doing this since episode 133. We have to do it every five
31:27
to six years. And we're going to do it again. I will start off by
31:32
saying the Westminster declaration was released on the
31:37
very day, the very day the FCC voted and agreed to create new
31:44
rules for the reintroduction of net neutrality. I'm sure it's
31:48
just a coincidence. Although I say there's no coincidences in
31:53
the kingdom. And they say they want article 19 to be observed
31:59
and adhered to, from the Universal Declaration of Human
32:03
Rights. Now, any no agenda person should immediately think,
32:08
Hmm, that's the United Nations document, maybe not the best
32:12
thing in the world. But doesn't matter. Let's look at article
32:16
19. Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
32:21
Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and
32:23
expression. This right includes freedom to hold opinions without
32:28
interference and to seek, receive and impart information
32:32
and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. So
32:37
that's what you're really going to bat over. May I remind you,
32:41
Glenn Greenwald, Mata Eb, these are leftists, just because you
32:45
agree with them on lock downs and vaccines and what doesn't
32:51
mean that they're not inherently they they love government
32:56
regulation. That's what these guys love they, they thrive on
33:01
it. You will not get free speech from commercial platforms or
33:06
maybe from anything called a platform at all. And what they
33:11
are calling for in my mind because it coincides exactly
33:15
with the vote, which was three to two is net neutrality. And we
33:20
have had so much pushback in the past about our stance on net
33:24
neutrality. And people said, why wouldn't you want it to be
33:27
neutral man? Because net neutrality is as honest as the
33:33
sorry is always net neutrality is as honest as the inflation
33:38
Reduction Act. Haven't we learned these things by now?
33:42
When they call it something? It means the opposite? Did you like
33:46
your cell phone alert from the government? Did you everyone was
33:49
bitching and moaning about hey man, the government taking over
33:52
my phone? That'll be on every computer you own? If this goes
33:57
through, and this will lead to digital ID that is the end game
34:01
of what they're really asking for. Anonymity will end there
34:04
goes your trolling because they want title to to adhere to the
34:10
internet. Now I listened to FCC chair Rosen Borssele. She was on
34:16
the FCC panel back during Obama when they went through this the
34:20
first time. And she is now the chair. And I want to go through
34:27
a few things from her speech and subsequently play a few
34:33
historical no agenda clips because we've been through this
34:36
before. You don't want it. You do not want the government with
34:40
their net neutrality is a trick
34:43
Unknown: but you know, the pandemic did something else. It
34:45
made crystal clear that broadband is no longer just nice
34:49
to have. It's nice to have for everyone everywhere. It's not a
34:54
luxury. It's a necessity. It is essential infrastructure for me
34:59
Modern life. No one without it has a fair shot at 21st century
35:05
success. We need broadband to reach 100% of us. And we need it
35:10
to be fast, open and fair.
35:13
Adam Curry: Okay, this is the slogan, go get the bumper
35:15
sticker, get your T shirt fast, open and fair. Now I've not I
35:21
don't have a huge argument with the idea that everybody should
35:24
have broadband. For some reason we've never been able to really
35:27
get it together. Even though we've spent hundreds of millions
35:31
of dollars given that to telephone companies to create a
35:35
broadband for everybody broadband for all this goes back
35:38
to Obama. It just got stolen. But a portion of the country
35:44
still doesn't have it. But that's really the ruse using the
35:48
pandemic, all man. Well, without broadband we couldn't leave.
35:52
John C Dvorak: When we do that, is that lame is rousse? That
35:55
ruse is the one who can't wait, what is brought what is one got
36:00
to do with the other COVID had nothing to do with the you know,
36:03
Adam Curry: when we were locked down. That's that's what she was
36:06
at this show. But
36:07
John C Dvorak: you go to school? Yes,
36:09
Adam Curry: I chopped a whole bunch out of this for obvious
36:11
reasons. So what she wants, he's on par with the telephone
36:15
networks
36:16
Unknown: back in the era when communications meant telephony
36:20
each and every call went through. And the phone company
36:23
could not cut you off from your call or decide to edit the
36:27
content of your Converse. What
36:30
Adam Curry: do you want to say something here?
36:32
John C Dvorak: What world was she living in? When you had to
36:36
put a quarter in and you hit the you got the yak, yak, yak and
36:39
then you click, you're done. They cut you off? What do you
36:42
mean, they never cut you off? They cut you off all the time.
36:46
This so where does that debt imaginary scenario come from?
36:50
Adam Curry: This is to trick everybody into wanting this.
36:53
She's lying. I'll get to that. Is it a blatant lie? Oh, there's
36:58
another Whopper coming up
36:59
Unknown: from your call or decide to edit the content of
37:03
your conversation. Now fast forward to the present.
37:07
Communications means a whole lot more than just phone calls. It
37:12
means access to the internet, because broadband is the most
37:14
important infrastructure of our time.
37:17
Adam Curry: No the important, important she's she's very
37:21
young, important.
37:22
Unknown: But as a result of the previous FCCS decision to drop,
37:27
abdicate authority. The agency charged with overseeing
37:31
Communications has limited ability to oversee these
37:36
indispensable networks, and make sure that for every consumer,
37:41
their access is fast
37:43
Adam Curry: note that she talks about consumers if you're a
37:46
creator, screw you,
37:48
Unknown: open and fair. I think that's not right. It's not
37:52
right. Because for everyone everywhere to enjoy the full
37:54
benefits of the Internet age, Internet access should be more
37:58
than just accessible and affordable. The Internet needs
38:03
to be
38:03
Adam Curry: what is more than just accessible and affordable.
38:07
John C Dvorak: Seems like accessible. And affordability is
38:09
really what it's all about. Oh, you want what more could you
38:13
want? Oh, hold
38:14
Unknown: on. And affordable. The Internet needs to be open. And
38:19
that's what I want to talk it is open
38:21
Adam Curry: now. No, she wants when when the government says I
38:26
want it to be open, please read that as I want it to be closed.
38:30
John C Dvorak: How is it not open right now? No, wait,
38:33
Adam Curry: they want to close it off? Yeah, I want to close it
38:36
off. Here we go. We're next clip. Let's
38:39
Unknown: start in 2005. That was when the FCC adopted its first
38:43
open Internet policy statement which was built on policies that
38:47
had long been in communications law and history. The agency made
38:51
clear that when it came to net neutrality, consumers should
38:55
expect that their broadband providers would not block
38:58
throttle or engage in paid prioritization of lawful
39:03
internet traffic.
39:04
Adam Curry: And there's my favorite word Yeah, there we go.
39:07
Not lawful content, lawful internet traffic and I have a
39:12
copy if anyone I've marked it up if you want to go through the
39:15
entire proposed rulemaking, 126 pages. The term lawful traffic
39:21
and lawful transfer is all over this thing. This is the main
39:26
problem. This is the trick.
39:28
Unknown: In other words, your broadband provider had no
39:30
business cutting off access to websites slowing down Internet
39:35
services and censoring online speech, which never
39:39
Adam Curry: happened.
39:40
John C Dvorak: There's not one example of that your broadband
39:43
brought the broadband internet provider just provides the
39:47
broadband he doesn't. He's not Twitter, they barely do
39:50
Unknown: that. Your broadband provider was not allowed to play
39:53
favorites like steering you fast to some online service that
39:58
hadn't given them a payout. It's never happened, and assigning
40:02
you to a bumpy road for those who have not offered, the same
40:07
never
40:07
John C Dvorak: happened. You're right. This is all bullcrap. But
40:10
But I hope you get to the end here because I want to know go
40:15
is your spiel about lawful
40:17
Adam Curry: now we're getting to that this is a presentation.
40:20
These clips are all very short. It's an important presentation.
40:23
And the next part is her explanation of why title to the
40:27
same regulation for your phone, your phone line. And there's
40:33
regulation, there's a lot of stuff you can do on the phone.
40:36
And the government, I think I'm pretty sure the government
40:40
completely can hear and do anything they want on your phone
40:45
networks. But we need title two now for the internet. Here's why
40:48
Unknown: title two is the part of the law that gives the FCC
40:51
clear authority to serve as a watchdog watchdog over the
40:56
communications marketplace and look out for the public
41:00
interest.
41:00
Adam Curry: Okay. I'm from the government. I'm here to help.
41:04
Title two
41:05
Unknown: took on special importance in the net neutrality
41:07
debate, because the courts have ruled that the FCC has clear
41:11
authority to enforce open Internet policies. If broadband
41:16
internet is classified as a title to service,
41:19
Adam Curry: very important what she's saying here, not saying
41:22
that the Court said you should you should be doing this. They
41:25
say if it is classified as title two, then the FCC has absolute
41:30
authority over the internet. Just trust uncle Adam and Uncle
41:34
John, you don't want this.
41:36
Unknown: And providing a strong foundation for net neutrality
41:38
rules is a good reason to support classifying broadband
41:42
internet as a title to service. But again, there are downstream
41:46
consequences that flow from the agency retreating from title to
41:50
Adam Curry: downstream consequences that flow that
41:53
doesn't sound healthy,
41:54
Unknown: and they need attention. So let me explain.
41:58
Back to the pandemic, it made clear that broadband is
42:01
essential infrastructure for modern life. access to the
42:04
internet is now access to everything gets access to
42:08
everything. And common sense tells us that the nation's
42:11
leading communications watchdog should have the muscle it needs.
42:16
Adam Curry: Muscle must
42:18
John C Dvorak: you give me a high blood pressure?
42:21
Adam Curry: I got a ball you don't have a phone. I need to do
42:23
something to kill. Yeah. Yes, you want to say something?
42:28
John C Dvorak: You know, listening to this is very
42:32
annoying, because I know that other people were laughing must
42:35
be laughing it out. And I would include the people that signed
42:38
that document. Yes, I lapping it up not realizing that it is a
42:42
trick we're getting complete. We're getting to the trick trick
42:46
getting
42:46
Unknown: to the trick should have the muscle it needs to
42:49
protect consumers and make sure their internet access is fast,
42:53
open
42:54
Adam Curry: and fair. Now to a big lie. Here's a big lie.
42:58
Unknown: On one issue after issue classifying broadband as a
43:02
title to service would help the FCC serve the public interest
43:06
more efficiently and effectively. So let's start with
43:09
public safety. And it's remanded the FCC has decision to rollback
43:14
net neutrality. The court found the agency's disregard of its
43:18
duty to analyze the impact of public safety renders the
43:22
decision arbitrary and capricious. I agree. Here we go.
43:27
The record before the court demonstrated that when
43:29
firefighters in Santa Clara, California, were responding to
43:33
wildfires, they discovered that the wireless connectivity on
43:37
their command vehicle was being throttled.
43:40
Adam Curry: Lie, that's a lie, because we reported on this in
43:47
Episode 1079, November 21 2018. Let's go back and let's listen
43:54
to what the story really was. And was it not Verizon, that
43:59
came into a very bad light? Because they cut off the
44:03
firefighters in California because they had run out of
44:05
data? Bastards. That's was Verizon, correct? I believe so.
44:11
And so the so these guys had the they couldn't use their account,
44:14
they had to switch to a different account according to
44:16
the Verizon rep, because they'd run out of data. And of course,
44:20
these guys have they're fighting fires and they needed data. And
44:23
so it was it was a bad PR story for Verizon. Let me just go back
44:30
and listen to what the FCC Chairwoman lied
44:33
Unknown: the record before the court demonstrated that when
44:35
firefighters in Santa Clara, California, were responding to
44:39
wildfires, they discovered the wireless connectivity on their
44:43
command vehicle was being throttled. It
44:45
Adam Curry: was not being throttled. So she's lying. As
44:50
usual, liars. All right. So what else? What do they really want
44:54
to do? Well, well, you know, we're not just here to make sure
44:57
you get cheap and affordable broadband. No
45:00
Unknown: Good cybersecurity security SEC is actively
45:02
involved in federal interagency cybersecurity planning,
45:06
coordination and response activities. You want the expert
45:10
agency with all sorts of knowledge about network
45:13
technology to be sitting at that table
45:15
John C Dvorak: at the stop it in Michigan. So this FCC, there's
45:21
so hot shit, blended done anything about to 10 or 20, robo
45:26
calls I get a day,
45:27
Adam Curry: I'm glad you asked
45:28
Unknown: then look at privacy. The law requires
45:31
telecommunications providers to protect the confidentiality of
45:36
the proprietary information of their customers. That means
45:41
these providers cannot sell your location data, among other
45:45
sensitive information. Well, I suppose not machines currently
45:49
extend to phone service customers, but not to broadband
45:53
subscribers, because title two does not cover the ladder. Does
45:58
that really make sense? Do we want our broadband providers
46:01
selling off where we go and what we do online? Scraping our
46:04
service for a payday Oh, new artificial intelligence models
46:08
doing any of this without our permission?
46:11
Adam Curry: Yeah. So you were one clip ahead of me. Exactly.
46:14
The robocalls still continue, they have done nothing with
46:17
their title to authority to stop that nothing, no,
46:20
John C Dvorak: nothing zip and they could do something if they
46:23
wanted to. And And meanwhile, this bowl credit, this other
46:26
stuff is all bull crap. The providers aren't tracking us.
46:30
Apple might be tracking us. Google might be tracking us
46:34
these are providers.
46:36
Adam Curry: So I pulled two clips. So we don't have to, you
46:39
know, just because we're lazy. We don't have to really go over
46:44
everything all over again. You see what happened? What is this?
46:49
What is this?
46:50
John C Dvorak: But I may revisit my old columns. I've been
46:52
writing about this for a decade.
46:53
Adam Curry: This is no agenda episode 950. And that is from
47:02
that is from July 27 2017.
47:07
John C Dvorak: This is Greg Wald, and he's a Republican from
47:10
Oregon. And he is the Hayes and this is an oversight
47:14
subcommittee. But he's actually the head guy of the Energy and
47:17
Commerce Committee. He's the chair and he is a very powerful
47:21
person. And just listen to the question he asked this is net
47:25
neutrality basics opening, including Comcast
47:28
Unknown: AT and T, Verizon and Charter Communications, inviting
47:33
each of them to come and testify before our full Energy and
47:37
Commerce Committee. It's time for Congress to legislate the
47:41
rules of the internet, long game of regulations and litigation.
47:47
And make no mistake given the importance of this public policy
47:50
debate. And the work we need to do as a committee. It is
47:53
essential that we hear directly from the country's top internet,
47:57
and edge provider leaders who frequently speak out publicly
48:01
about rules of the internet. His time they came before us and
48:05
directly shared their positions, and answered our questions.
48:09
Adam Curry: Wow. Yeah, I think there's some subtext, there
48:14
Unknown: is a little more than subtext. Time to stop
48:17
Adam Curry: this, these series of tubes.
48:20
John C Dvorak: That's the guy when he said, quote, it's time
48:23
for Congress to legislate the rules of the internet Boom
48:27
shakalaka. Could it be any more clear? Does anybody out there
48:31
listening
48:33
Adam Curry: to podcast licenses coming? That's what will happen
48:40
with net neutrality. That's what happens with title two, it's
48:43
time to legislate the rules of the internet, hate speech is
48:48
already illegal in 49 states, whatever that means. Now, to the
48:54
genesis of our reporting, we go back to 2009. No agenda, Episode
49:00
133. And this brings back the Core term here the fifth
49:05
principle of non discrimination. The fifth principle is one of
49:09
non discrimination stating that broadband providers cannot
49:12
discriminate against particular Internet content or
49:15
applications. This means they cannot block or degrade lawful
49:20
traffic over their networks or pick lawful traffic. Okay, so
49:23
that means they're gonna have to sniff it. I mean, it's all in
49:25
here, right? You can just see what they're doing lawful
49:28
traffic, what is lawful traffic? Okay, all traffic is lawful.
49:34
It's
49:34
John C Dvorak: so I think we should just sorry that we should
49:36
declare that the last 20 years was the golden age of porn. It's
49:42
all
49:42
Adam Curry: over. It's all over. That's right. They cannot
49:46
disfavor an internet service just because it competes with a
49:49
similar service. This principle will not prevent broadband
49:53
providers from reasonably managing their networks during
49:57
periods of network congestion. For example, it may be
50:00
appropriate for providers to ensure that very heavy users do
50:03
not crowd out everyone else, like BitTorrent users. And this
50:09
principle will not constrain efforts to ensure a safe, secure
50:12
and spam free internet experience. I don't want a safe,
50:16
secure spam free internet experience. I want porn. I want
50:19
popups. I want all kinds of viruses. That's what makes the
50:23
internet cool. And there it is. We've been doing this for 16
50:33
years. You don't want your Westminster declaration from a
50:36
bunch of bunch of, by the way, the Westminster declaration.
50:40
Isn't that bizarre, like against catechism or something that was
50:44
like, it's like a bunch of atheists hijacking some
50:47
religious vibe. I
50:48
John C Dvorak: have no idea. But you do not. It was a reference
50:51
to something else. You don't
50:53
Adam Curry: want net neutrality. It sounds great. But just
50:56
remember net neutrality is as honest as the inflation
50:59
Reduction Act.
51:00
John C Dvorak: Well, let's get back to the this lawful thing,
51:03
which is a pet peeve of yours and I think is the crux of the
51:06
basis. That's the crux, which is torrents will be illegal you
51:12
have a Tory packet sniffer tour will be illegal season sees the
51:17
door Torian whatever you want to call it. Yeah, advertising, it
51:22
sees it says up nap no good. This means anyone out there who
51:26
thinks you're gonna download music or or big giant files from
51:30
each other, or I think they'll probably put the archive.org got
51:34
a business and everything in between. This whole thing is a
51:38
Adam Curry: it's always about copyright. Of course, it's
51:40
always driven by the movie or the movie companies. Yeah, they
51:43
always
51:44
John C Dvorak: losing 10 cents or a buck. Because you know,
51:47
there's somebody's downloaded an old copy of some movie from the
51:51
30s. And they could have probably maybe big somebody,
51:56
there's no available copy of it. But you know, Turner Classic
52:00
Movies likes to play it once a year. And so you're you're
52:03
you're taking money for even though they don't do
52:05
advertising, but you're still taking their bread and butter
52:07
away. I mean, this whole thing is always about the movie
52:10
industry. It's about the the, it's about the content to cut
52:16
the copyrighted content and how it's, I own it, I get to do what
52:21
I want with it.
52:23
Adam Curry: So throughout this entire document, these are the
52:27
things you need to be looking out for. And this is their
52:30
proposed rules. And this will take a little bit, but they've
52:35
gone through the initial hurdle of and that was three weeks
52:38
after the speech and that was on the 19th. So it was on our last
52:40
show day they voted three to two good to go. We're gonna go move
52:44
forward with the rulemaking process the same day those
52:47
Yahoo's came out with their with their Westminster declaration,
52:51
in order to fit the technical and economic realities of the
52:54
broadband ecosystem. The restrictions on blocking and
52:57
discrimination will be made subject to an exception for
53:01
quote, reasonable network management, allowing service
53:05
providers the freedom to address legitimate needs, such as
53:09
avoiding network congestion and combating harmful or illegal
53:14
content. Well, go look at go I mean, this is this is exactly
53:21
what you don't want. Because it's open to interpretation.
53:26
What is harmful?
53:29
John C Dvorak: Yeah, vibe antivax information that was
53:33
accurate about the about the about the vaccine. Is that
53:39
harmful force? Of course, people think it is. So So you know, you
53:44
have one group of people that think that information is good
53:46
and valuable. And another group say, Oh, it's terrible. It's
53:50
making people so they're reluctant to take the VAX.
53:52
Adam Curry: Additionally, we propose to reinstate a general
53:55
conduct standard that would prohibit practices that would
54:00
cause unreasonable interference or unreasonable disadvantage to
54:06
consumers or edge providers. So what is reasonable? They don't
54:10
define it, of course, no, you can't define it. No. And then
54:15
it's safeguarding national security. So the NSA is going to
54:19
be in the network, they're going to have to be able to safeguard
54:22
it's for your protection. All of this is for your protection.
54:26
Commission's efforts in coordinating with coordination
54:29
with other agencies will be protecting the nation's
54:31
communications network from entities and equipment and
54:36
services. That pose I mean, listen to this equipment and
54:41
services that pose threats to national security and law
54:45
enforcement. Someone's using graphene OS. Orange Alert.
54:50
Orange Alert. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Someone has a non approved
54:53
device. Yep. Yep. Someone has a non approved device connected to
54:56
it. And we these efforts will be pursued into Presidential Policy
55:01
Directive 21. But go look at that. That's a doozy, which
55:05
tasked the commission FCC with identifying communication sector
55:09
vulnerabilities, and working with industry and other
55:12
stakeholders to address those vulnerabilities and increase the
55:15
security and resilience of this critical infrastructure within
55:19
the communication sector. And here's my favorite. Another
55:23
initiative is the Commission's inquiry into vulnerable
55:26
vulnerabilities threatening the security and integrity of Border
55:30
Gateway Protocol, which impacts the transmission of data from e
55:35
mail, e commerce and bank transactions, two interconnected
55:40
Voice over IP and 911 calls. The Commission noted that border
55:45
gateway protocols initial design, which remains widely
55:48
deployed today does not include security features to ensure
55:51
trust in the information it is used to exchange. This is going
55:57
after DNS. They want DNS they want they want to be able to
56:02
disconnect your entire network segment.
56:09
John C Dvorak: See, they want to be able to pull the plug in who
56:11
they don't like yes and who they don't like. It allows
56:15
Adam Curry: a bad network actor to deliberately falsify BGP
56:19
reachability information to redirect traffic to itself
56:22
through a specific third party network, which means that's what
56:24
they want to do, but you said being self Alright, man, we
56:29
should be able to redirect us and prevent traffic from
56:32
reaching its intended recipient. reclassification would provide
56:35
the commission with additional authority to address BGP
56:38
vulnerabilities. There's enough dudes named Ben out there who
56:42
know that this is nuts so so when we have these these
56:51
intellectual Dark Web people all lefties Brett Weinstein all all
56:56
leftists who are saying hey, man, we should be able to we
57:01
shouldn't be kicked off of Twitter or Facebook. And that
57:06
should be fair we should about to say we want to say you're
57:09
gonna get it you're gonna get exactly what you want. get
57:13
exactly what you want.
57:14
John C Dvorak: I wonder who is behind that thing? I don't
57:16
believe it was tyy or Greenwald or not guys who initiate face
57:21
these things. Had to be someone else that's
57:23
Adam Curry: a good point. I'm just
57:25
John C Dvorak: one of those get there's a there's a troublemaker
57:27
in that group. You got to get got the
57:30
Adam Curry: well crowd riled up. Well, it's Greenwalt anti EB are
57:33
leading the charge at the top of the list.
57:35
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's what you'd put if I was putting
57:37
something together like that, that those are the two guys they
57:40
got two big numbers. They got a lot of attention to themselves.
57:43
They seem legit in every way. I would put them at the top of the
57:47
list too. But I would, I'd be there's got to be somebody that
57:50
organized this and it wasn't them.
57:53
Adam Curry: That's a good plus, look at the list again. So Ty EB
57:55
Shallenberger
57:57
John C Dvorak: Shellenberger sounds more like it.
58:01
Adam Curry: Yeah, Shallenberger. And he Well, he's he went to
58:03
court. I mean, and again, I agree with a lot of the things
58:06
Shellenberger has said and done. Yeah, but he's, but he's
58:09
misguided. Jonathan Haidt, ha ha IDT. He's, he's written a lot
58:14
about bad things that happen to people with social networks. I'm
58:19
Steven Pinker. These that's his partner. I think Julian Assange
58:24
is on here.
58:27
John C Dvorak: To get him to sign anything.
58:29
Adam Curry: I don't know Tim Robbins is on onboard. He's
58:32
right at the Robins. I think Tim Robbins. I doubt it. John Cleese
58:38
biggest Wait. Hey, man, we need to leave Oliver Stone all left
58:42
this?
58:43
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the Oh yeah. All of them.
58:45
Adam Curry: Jordan Peterson, Barry Weiss, Peter Hitchens.
58:49
Niall Ferguson. Yanis Varoufakis a Marxist.
58:56
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Open Marxist. Yeah. So that is a
59:00
couple open Marxists on there. Yeah. Yeah. So yeah, there's no
59:04
right what name one right winger? I mean, you might make
59:08
the argument that Peterson is kind of a right winger, but I
59:12
don't know I don't know. But he but there's name a you know,
59:16
some. You have classic, classic, classic classic people listed on
59:19
there. But you don't have the classic people on the right.
59:23
There's nobody
59:24
Adam Curry: no, no, they needed a John C Dvorak and Adam curry
59:27
on this list and they if there's money in it
59:32
John C Dvorak: a lot of these people are very well put your
59:34
names off these things. People a lot
59:36
Adam Curry: of these people are wealthy too. Not all but many of
59:39
them are
59:39
John C Dvorak: quite well and one last thing about the net
59:42
neutrality thing we have to remember because they keep
59:44
saying it's got to be fair and you know cheap. I use one of my
59:50
networks is Sonic. Sonic has two programs. They have a gigabit
59:54
and they have a two gigabit. Well, I have to pay more for the
59:57
two gigabit that would be kicked off That's kicked off the planet
1:00:01
because I, there's no why would it? That's unfair gotta have to
1:00:05
pay more to get to a higher speed free. Everything would be
1:00:08
downgraded faster your speeds will go down with net neutrality
1:00:13
fast, open and fair. So it because everyone has to have the
1:00:17
same speed, it's a way of leveling the playing field,
1:00:21
meaning you're gonna get whatever the minimum is.
1:00:24
Adam Curry: Is everyone happy with their telephone service?
1:00:28
Now that's under Title two.
1:00:31
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I'm still getting the calls, I get a call
1:00:32
from Eliza.
1:00:34
Adam Curry: The robot had that so that worked really well.
1:00:39
Anyway, I put a link in to open internet.gov, the archive.org
1:00:43
version because that was the previous you can just you can go
1:00:46
review. That was the previous website. That's gone now of
1:00:50
course. Yeah, you got to spam free internet. No, if someone's
1:00:58
telling you, you can get a spam free internet than they are
1:01:00
sniffing packets or doing something.
1:01:03
John C Dvorak: That's a lie. What they're doing is lying
1:01:07
there.
1:01:08
Adam Curry: Because they want control. And even the
1:01:10
Republicans as you heard, they're ready for it. Yes, it's
1:01:14
time to moderate that thing. And why are they doing it? They're
1:01:17
doing it now because they want to get stuff rammed through so
1:01:19
they can control elections. control what's going on during
1:01:23
elections? It's obvious.
1:01:26
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so they can keep Trump out.
1:01:29
Adam Curry: It all comes back down the Trump. She's a Wesleyan
1:01:33
grad. Exactly. Well,
1:01:36
John C Dvorak: let's talk about the campaign then. With a little
1:01:41
overview. This is the clip is 1024 campaign is about 2024 Just
1:01:46
put the one in there for you by accident.
1:01:48
Unknown: And not a Democrat may soon enter the 2024 presidential
1:01:52
race challenging President Biden for the nomination. This comes
1:01:56
as a new poll today shows former President Trump is leading over
1:02:00
Biden and a potential 2024 matchup. Entities area and past
1:02:04
our house and election update
1:02:06
back my bipartisan pathways to Congressman Dean Phillips is
1:02:09
reportedly planning to enter the 2024 presidential race.
1:02:13
Political reports the Minnesota Democrat could challenge
1:02:16
President Biden for the Democratic nomination. Phillips
1:02:19
is reportedly laying the groundwork in key early states,
1:02:23
paving the way for the announcement of his presidential
1:02:25
run. This comes as a new poll on Friday shows former President
1:02:30
Trump is leading over Biden in a potential 2024 matchup. The new
1:02:35
Emerson College poll shows that 47% of voters say they'd vote
1:02:39
for Trump 45% say they're supporting Biden, less than 10%
1:02:44
are undecided. The same poll gives Trump an even stronger
1:02:48
lead when it comes to young voters. Emerson found that Trump
1:02:51
leads Biden by 11 points in voters in their 30s. Just on
1:02:55
Friday, Trump attacked Biden on truth social for the president's
1:02:59
handling of International Affairs. Trump says the Israel
1:03:02
War started because of the Biden administration and their
1:03:05
policies of weakness and appeasement. He added this is
1:03:08
true also with Ukraine, Russia, which would never have started
1:03:12
under the Trump administration and many other hotspots around
1:03:15
the globe that could easily lead to big problems and deaf.
1:03:19
Meanwhile, Republicans with less approval in the polls are
1:03:22
fighting each other, especially Florida Governor Ron DeSantis,
1:03:25
and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley. The two
1:03:28
went back and forth all week long on the issue of taking in
1:03:32
refugees from Gaza. Now just on Friday, Haley released a new
1:03:36
campaign at directly targeting DeSantis
1:03:39
Adam Curry: I find it very interesting that she still is
1:03:42
out there and trying to get some some
1:03:45
John C Dvorak: actions get big. She's got big Silicon Valley
1:03:47
money behind I think she has big oil money behind her too. Yes,
1:03:51
she's got money. She got lots of money that she hasn't got she
1:03:54
Money doesn't buy charisma. Charisma. She
1:03:57
Adam Curry: got her asthma.
1:03:58
John C Dvorak: She hasn't got that she hasn't got enough of
1:04:00
that to get by. Which is a shame for her. But I don't like her
1:04:04
policies anyway. She's really anti Trump. She's pro war. She
1:04:07
might as well be a neocon. He's
1:04:09
Adam Curry: very pro war. Yeah.
1:04:13
John C Dvorak: The law McGann
1:04:16
Adam Curry: the big anti Trump news that we had to stop, you
1:04:21
know, breaking news by the way, notice that all the NBC channels
1:04:25
they're you know, they're all pro Palestine and it's not
1:04:30
because they hate Jews or care about Palestinians. It's because
1:04:33
Trump that's their base their their viewers are the people who
1:04:38
are mind controlled by these by this this outfit to go out and
1:04:43
protest. It's all it's all antitrust. It's all political,
1:04:47
has they? They're actually the worst people in the world
1:04:50
because they really don't care. Either way. They don't care
1:04:53
who's killed or who's whose babies heads are chopped off
1:04:56
faster than the other. They don't care. It's about Trump.
1:05:00
And boy where the network's happy with this news Sydney
1:05:03
Unknown: Catherine Powell she
1:05:04
was at the center of Donald Trump's effort to overturn his
1:05:06
2020 laws publicly pushing outlandish claims of election
1:05:10
fraud and privately meeting with the former president inside the
1:05:13
White House. But tonight, just one day before her trial was set
1:05:17
to begin, Sidney Powell pleading guilty and agreeing to cooperate
1:05:21
with prosecutors. Miss Powell. Do
1:05:22
you understand the charges that are against you here today?
1:05:26
Do Paolo spread the false conspiracy theory Georgia
1:05:29
election machines were controlled by Venezuela even
1:05:32
pointing a finger at the country's former dictator Hugo
1:05:35
Chavez, who was dead.
1:05:36
This was exported from Venezuela and by Maduro and by Mr. Chavez.
1:05:42
This is the consummate foreign interference in our election in
1:05:47
an Oval
1:05:48
Office meeting on December 18 2020. Powell allegedly
1:05:51
suggesting Trump name her special counsel to investigate
1:05:54
election fraud. In that same meeting, Trump and his team
1:05:57
allegedly weighed seizing voting machines, even declaring martial
1:06:00
law. As part of her plea deal. Powell is now required to
1:06:03
testify against her co defendants, including the former
1:06:06
president.
1:06:07
Adam Curry: So that's the ABC version and by the way, what she
1:06:11
so what she pled guilty to a plea deal, which is probably
1:06:16
what she needed to do to not, you know,
1:06:18
John C Dvorak: yeah, I have I have another clip about the
1:06:23
other guy who just did the plea deal after she did. And if you
1:06:27
listen, if you listen to it, and read between the lines is the
1:06:31
Georgia clip says Georgia, if you read between the lines or
1:06:34
listen between the lines, these guys are doing this just to say
1:06:37
I mean they're not getting any jailer and they're doing it to
1:06:39
save their their
1:06:41
Adam Curry: day go broke pocketbook. I only have Georgia
1:06:44
plea bargain too. Is there a one?
1:06:47
John C Dvorak: Unfortunately no.
1:06:48
Unknown: A northern Georgia defendant cuts a deal attorney
1:06:51
Ken Chesbro gets five years probation and exchange for
1:06:54
cooperating with prosecutors. That leaves 16 defendants
1:06:58
including former President Trump in the Fulton County Rico case.
1:07:02
Here's more from Legal Correspondent Arlene Richards.
1:07:05
Another day another plea deal. Third defendant in the sprawling
1:07:10
Georgia election racketeering case pleads guilty. He's the
1:07:14
second attorney to do so but the only one to accept a felony
1:07:18
charge.
1:07:19
How do you plead to count 15 conspiracy to commit filing
1:07:22
false documents in indictment number two three sc 188947.
1:07:28
Guilty guilty
1:07:29
attorney Ken Chesbro was facing six felony charges in the
1:07:33
election fraud case brought by prosecutor Fani Willis against
1:07:37
19. Defendants father, prosecutor said she would have
1:07:40
shown at trial.
1:07:41
Adam Curry: I thought it was Fanny now it's funny. It's funny
1:07:44
how I love Yes,
1:07:46
Unknown: several other defendants entered into a
1:07:48
criminal conspiracy to cause certain other co conspirators
1:07:52
including David James Shaffer, Sean mica, fair Thrasher steel
1:07:58
and Kathleen Austin Latham to falsely hold themselves out as
1:08:03
the duly elected and qualified electors for the President and
1:08:06
Vice President from Georgia following the November 3 2020
1:08:10
presidential election.
1:08:12
Adam Curry: This is interesting. So I think Georgia is one of the
1:08:16
few places where you can be you can put a whole bunch of things
1:08:19
together and then call it a conspiracy. So these conspiracy
1:08:23
charges that that Sidney Powell pled guilty to are misdemeanors,
1:08:28
I mean, she's she got like, $5,000 fine. And it was
1:08:31
literally to commit international interference with
1:08:37
performance of election duties. By him know what that means.
1:08:42
Sydney, this,
1:08:43
John C Dvorak: this, this is one of those situations where people
1:08:45
should realize that if the government insert, especially
1:08:50
state governments that are corrupt at the point at the
1:08:54
district attorney at the district attorney level, and
1:08:56
they just want to go after you by dumping stuff on you, and
1:08:59
they have an amenable judge can't be it because most judges
1:09:03
that aren't you know, amenable to this sort of thing that you
1:09:05
said they just throw the case out immediately. So we got
1:09:07
better things to do with our time. But you had that
1:09:09
situation. The perfect kind of the perfect storm. Your screwed
1:09:15
Adam Curry: friend of ours went to jail for 18 months over
1:09:17
something stupid or
1:09:18
John C Dvorak: yeah, very similar that da had a grudge.
1:09:21
Adam Curry: Yep. And had a relationship with the with the
1:09:24
prosecution. Yep, there's no harm, no financial harm, but off
1:09:29
off to the big house. CBS their version, Sidney Powell, the
1:09:33
conspiracy peddling FORMER ATTORNEY FOR FBI the way we do
1:09:36
hang with criminals is kind of cool to say when we're
1:09:38
Unknown: President Donald Trump sat in a Fulton County courtroom
1:09:41
today and admitted to her role in the breach of voting systems
1:09:46
in Georgia. Are you
1:09:47
pleading guilty today because you agree that there is a
1:09:49
sufficient factual basis that there are enough facts that
1:09:51
support this plea of guilty? And then
1:09:53
Powell was sentenced to six years probation will pay 1000s
1:09:57
in fines and write an apology letter to this citizens of
1:10:00
Georgia
1:10:02
Adam Curry: love that. You have to write on the blackboard 50
1:10:06
times I will not commit this bad conspiracy
1:10:09
Unknown: along with Trump. She was one of 19 defendants in the
1:10:12
case brought by district attorney Fadi Willis finally
1:10:15
agreed to testify truthfully against her co defendants at
1:10:19
future trials.
1:10:20
If I'm Donald Trump, or I'm Donald Trump's lawyer, I would
1:10:24
certainly not be happy.
1:10:26
Beyond Georgia Power was a central figure in pushing
1:10:29
Trump's false election denial claim.
1:10:31
President Trump won by a landslide. In a now
1:10:34
infamous December 2020 Oval Office showdown, Powell pushed
1:10:38
to cease voting machines to look for fraud. And although Trump
1:10:42
entertained her conspiracy theories, some White House
1:10:45
lawyers were appalled.
1:10:47
What they were proposing,
1:10:48
I thought was nuts, pounds impact that's not
1:10:51
Adam Curry: the same as being appalled. He thought it was
1:10:54
nuts. He wasn't appalled
1:10:55
Unknown: by thought was nuts. How's impact on Trump and others
1:10:58
in the case could be significant. You were
1:11:01
ever in the room with Sidney Powell. You are very, very
1:11:05
nervous.
1:11:06
Adam Curry: Now what you notice from the reporting and I had to
1:11:09
go in I had to look for about 10 minutes to find out what she
1:11:13
actually pled guilty to all of this is they make it sound like
1:11:19
she committed some horrible offense and they just, you know,
1:11:23
they don't actually tell you what she pled guilty to. And
1:11:26
here's the final one from NBC tonight.
1:11:30
John C Dvorak: That last one was ABC when I was CBS. Last one was
1:11:33
CBS. CBS. I just want to mention your comment about that was nuts
1:11:39
and saying that was appalled. He guy was appalled when he wasn't
1:11:43
that's very different, I think is a great example of slanted
1:11:47
coverage.
1:11:48
Unknown: NBC tonight once an attorney then a co defendant now
1:11:52
a cooperator. How do
1:11:53
you plead to the six counts of conspiracy to commit
1:11:56
Adam Curry: once an attorney has she been disbarred? I don't
1:11:58
think she's been disbarred. Has she been just I don't
1:12:00
John C Dvorak: think so. What is it in her day? Then? The bar
1:12:04
dispersion not to a judge. You know you're a criminal
1:12:07
Unknown: Knight once an attorney than a co defendant now a
1:12:10
cooperator. How
1:12:12
do you plead to the six counts of conspiracy to commit
1:12:14
intentional interferes with all forms of election duties
1:12:17
Adam Curry: guilty. So that was interesting. NBC puts it right
1:12:20
at the top of the report,
1:12:21
Unknown: Sidney Powell, one of 19 charged alongside the former
1:12:24
president in a sprawling conspiracy to overturn the 2020
1:12:28
election results in Georgia pleading guilty to six reduced
1:12:31
charges in court today, just as jury selection for her trial was
1:12:35
set to begin tomorrow.
1:12:37
Do you agree that there is a sufficient factual basis that
1:12:40
there are enough facts that support this plea of guilty and
1:12:42
then
1:12:43
Adam Curry: see what they're doing? This is great.
1:12:45
Unknown: Remarkable about face for one of Mr. Trump's fiercest
1:12:48
defenders. I'm going
1:12:49
to release the Kraken
1:12:51
pushing the basis.
1:12:54
John C Dvorak: Oh, well done. Not really crack and go. Kudos
1:12:57
Adam Curry: kudos for NBC on the crack.
1:12:58
John C Dvorak: Very good edit Gerawan gorilla
1:13:00
Unknown: bout face for one of Mr. Trump's fiercest defenders.
1:13:03
I'm going to release the Kraken often pushing baseless
1:13:07
conspiracy theories the last election,
1:13:09
President Trump won by a landslide, we are going to prove
1:13:13
it.
1:13:13
Instead, she's now admitted to helping organize the breach of
1:13:16
sensitive voting equipment in a rural elections office agreeing
1:13:20
as part of the new plea deal with prosecutors to write an
1:13:23
apology letter to the people of Georgia handover documents to
1:13:26
investigators and come clean about all that she knows about
1:13:30
her former client as Mr. Trump continues to fight the charges
1:13:33
against him
1:13:34
Adam Curry: here to testify truthfully, against any so this
1:13:38
is interesting. So the the voice over here says to come clean
1:13:43
about all what everything she knows and come clean. No. The
1:13:48
only thing because right it's followed by the truth. You will
1:13:51
testify truthfully as part
1:13:53
Unknown: of the new plea deal with prosecutors to write an
1:13:55
apology letter to the people of Georgia hand over documents to
1:13:59
investigators and come clean about all that she knows about
1:14:02
her former client as Mr. Trump continues to fight the charges
1:14:06
against him
1:14:07
here to testify truthfully, against any and all co
1:14:10
defendants in this matter at any upcoming proceedings.
1:14:13
Pals testimony, likely an asset for the Fulton County DA who has
1:14:17
now managed to secure two guilty pleas so far,
1:14:20
Adam Curry: I mean to testify truthfully doesn't mean that's
1:14:22
an advantage to the prosecution. No, it
1:14:25
John C Dvorak: could be a disadvantage, and she's probably
1:14:27
Adam Curry: thought of yeah, I'll testify truthfully. Yeah,
1:14:30
sure.
1:14:30
John C Dvorak: Why wouldn't you? That's what you do. That's what
1:14:32
you're supposed to do. That's what happens when he pledged to
1:14:35
testify. And
1:14:36
Adam Curry: once you have a plea deal, that's it. They can't
1:14:38
renege on that. I don't think yeah, they can unless you're
1:14:41
Hunter Biden.
1:14:42
John C Dvorak: No, they can they can Oh, there's a lot of
1:14:45
different ways you don't watch enough criminals TV shows. I
1:14:47
don't
1:14:48
Adam Curry: don't Sorry. No good.
1:14:53
John C Dvorak: Yeah, they can renege. But they won't. They
1:14:55
don't have time for it because it's costing them money too.
1:14:57
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they just You know, make it sound like she's
1:15:01
got some the goods, she has the goods gonna come clean and turn
1:15:05
and turn in trunk beds because he was obviously wringing his
1:15:08
hands going, here's what we're going to do, ladies. I don't
1:15:11
think so.
1:15:14
Adam Curry: That was good. I love that. Let's see, of course,
1:15:19
we had on the last show day we had President Biden doing his
1:15:23
primetime message. What did you think his jacked up factor was?
1:15:27
John C Dvorak: I gave him a five it was low. I
1:15:29
Adam Curry: agree. I was expecting more jaggedness. But
1:15:31
around four minutes, he started to stutter and he was coughing.
1:15:35
John C Dvorak: Oh, they didn't keep him on long. Was very don't
1:15:38
get enough juice. They don't leave money they have to if they
1:15:42
give him a good hotshot just below enough to kill him. He'll
1:15:47
go even on our good hotshot.
1:15:50
Yeah.
1:15:51
Unknown: All right. Here's ABC News reports night, for the
1:15:54
first time the US has taken military action in this war to
1:15:58
defend
1:15:59
Adam Curry: I'm sorry, that's not the right one. That's not
1:16:01
the right one. Here is CBS. That's what I'm
1:16:05
Unknown: we're going to begin with a very forceful message
1:16:07
from President Biden last night. Did you see it? He's urging the
1:16:10
American people to rally around Israel and Ukraine. The
1:16:13
President made his case last night in a rare primetime
1:16:16
address from the Oval Office. You're rare? No kidding. He
1:16:19
argued that the US should not should not let partisan politics
1:16:24
get in the way of billions of dollars of new aid to those
1:16:26
countries. A clear message to Congress
1:16:29
the president speech comes as the US faces criticism in the
1:16:32
Arab world for supporting Israel, and its controversial
1:16:35
bombing campaign in Gaza, with the possible ground invasion
1:16:38
looming. For more on this critical moment in global
1:16:41
politics. Let's bring in ED O'KEEFE who is at the White
1:16:43
House, Edie? Good morning.
1:16:45
Nate, good to see you for the first time last night the
1:16:47
President tied together the conflict in Ukraine and the
1:16:49
conflict in the Middle East. Alright, stay us engagement,
1:16:53
John C Dvorak: how many times you're getting it could mean
1:16:55
you're gonna pass off the story.
1:16:58
Adam Curry: What do you mean, pass it off?
1:16:59
John C Dvorak: That one guy comes on and he passes off to
1:17:02
number two and number two passes off to number three? Do they
1:17:04
ever tell us the story? Yes.
1:17:06
Unknown: Let me share with you why making sure Israel and
1:17:09
Ukraine succeed is vital for America's national security.
1:17:13
President Biden in a rare Oval Office primetime
1:17:15
Adam Curry: address how many times that's a rare, so rare, so
1:17:19
rare, very rare. It's very rare, very rare, very rare,
1:17:22
Unknown: laid out the stakes for Americans and he has some
1:17:25
convincing to do rare steaks. As new CBS polling finds more than
1:17:29
half of Americans disapprove of how the president's handling the
1:17:33
Israel Hamas conflict. And notably, a third of Democrats
1:17:37
disapprove, which creates a challenge as he prepares to ask
1:17:40
to spend billions more to defend Israel.
1:17:43
Adam Curry: That's a third of Democrats there. They're the
1:17:45
mind controls. But that is your 30% of mind control people and
1:17:48
Ukraine.
1:17:49
Unknown: Hamas and Putin represent different threats. But
1:17:52
they share this in common. They both want to completely
1:17:55
annihilate in neighboring democracy.
1:17:59
And well, Russia's invasion of Ukraine stretches into nearly
1:18:02
its 20th month, the President gave some of his most expansive
1:18:05
comments yet justifying continued US support.
1:18:09
If we walk away and let Putin a race for Ukraine's independence,
1:18:12
would be aggressors around the world be emboldened to try the
1:18:15
same
1:18:16
Mr. Biden is set to ask Congress today for roughly $100 billion
1:18:20
in emergency spending over the next year. It includes $60
1:18:23
billion to support Ukraine, around $14 billion for Israel
1:18:28
and a $5 million VIG and the rest would support Indo Pacific
1:18:32
countries including Taiwan against Chinese aggression, plus
1:18:35
billions more US border security and disaster relief
1:18:39
is a smart investment that's going to pay dividends for
1:18:41
American security for generations.
1:18:43
To Smith comes as overall Americans strongly support
1:18:47
sending humanitarian aid to Israelis and Palestinians, and
1:18:50
then using diplomacy to try to end the conflict.
1:18:53
By caution the Government of Israel not to be blinded by
1:18:56
rage.
1:18:58
Adam Curry: The President I love the editing jobs here
1:19:03
Unknown: at Tyrion aid to Israelis and Palestinians and
1:19:06
then using diplomacy to try to end the conflict by COVID
1:19:10
John C Dvorak: Government
1:19:10
Unknown: of Israel not to be blinded by rage.
1:19:14
The President also denounced attacks on innocent Palestinians
1:19:17
abroad and he went home recalling the brutal murder this
1:19:20
week of a six year old Muslim boy from the Chicago there it is
1:19:23
efficiency a Palestinian American was stabbed to death by
1:19:26
his family's landlord and I hate crime attack.
1:19:29
And all you heard it because you're you're hurting. I want
1:19:32
you to know I see you. You belong. And I want to say this
1:19:36
to you. You're all America. He's talking to the base
1:19:40
and he reiterated dual global conflicts are a direct threat,
1:19:44
even worlds away.
1:19:46
American leadership is what holds the world together.
1:19:49
American alliances are what keep us America safe.
1:19:52
Adam Curry: Yeah, real safe.
1:19:54
John C Dvorak: There's no I have I have dead date shoptech Today
1:20:00
Have a 13 second continuous Biden from speech. And I brought
1:20:06
here odd comment. And there's something about the wind when
1:20:08
you piece it together listening to it this way, it's got an odd
1:20:12
moment,
1:20:12
Unknown: I'm going to send to Congress, an urgent budget
1:20:15
request to fund America's national security needs to
1:20:18
support our critical partners, including Israel and Ukraine is
1:20:22
a smart investment that's going to pay dividends for American
1:20:25
security for generations. It's going to
1:20:27
Adam Curry: pay dividends.
1:20:28
John C Dvorak: How's it going to pay dividends?
1:20:30
Adam Curry: Well, it's going to pay dividends perfectly.
1:20:32
Everyone who invest in the Ukraine rebuilding project is
1:20:36
going to have it
1:20:38
John C Dvorak: doesn't mean that we're going to get all that
1:20:39
business.
1:20:40
Adam Curry: What a president lying. No, of course not. But we
1:20:45
know that the consultant said you got to get in now get out on
1:20:49
the ground on the ground floor because the money's coming. The
1:20:52
60 billion, this is what it's for. And there's a 5 billion
1:20:56
vague in there somewhere that I think goes to James Biden, this
1:20:59
is also corrupt. I thought that Israel Hamas was the this was
1:21:05
the big one. This is the big war. This is what we really used
1:21:07
to be afraid of. But no most of the money goes to Ukraine. Don't
1:21:14
I don't get it anymore. Now now, of course, the President's
1:21:18
speech did not did not do the right thing at all. And Bolton
1:21:27
came out. The mustache fart sniffer.
1:21:30
Unknown: The principal threat to peace and security in the Middle
1:21:33
East today and for some years back has been Iran. In the
1:21:37
current circumstance. They're the ones who have armed and
1:21:41
trained and equipped and financed Hamas. They've done the
1:21:44
same with Palestinian Islamic Jihad. They've done the same
1:21:47
with Hezbollah. They've done the same with the Syrian military.
1:21:50
And remember just yesterday, demonstrating again, they've
1:21:53
done it with the Houthi rebels in Yemen. a US destroyer in the
1:21:57
Red Sea destroyed several cruise missiles and I think some drones
1:22:01
heading north in the Red Sea probably toward Israel. So the
1:22:05
hoodies wouldn't have any rocks to rub together. If it weren't
1:22:08
for the equipment. Iran has given them Iran as the central
1:22:11
factor here. and last night the president's address which was
1:22:14
fine as far as it went, did not address that crucial point. How
1:22:18
can you have a strategy if you don't know what the main threat
1:22:21
is? In fact,
1:22:22
I would say bomb bomb bomb again.
1:22:25
Adam Curry: Yes, this is he's talking about the Hootie, Hootie
1:22:28
and the Blowfish. I don't know. It's who fees you mustache jerk.
1:22:31
The
1:22:31
Unknown: real question is do you want to deal with the threat
1:22:36
from Iran? Or do you want to pretend that it doesn't exist?
1:22:39
The administration has gone out of its way right. Pretend that
1:22:43
it doesn't exist, including its chief Iran negotiator, Rob
1:22:47
Malley being having his security clearance suspended in April by
1:22:51
the State Department's Diplomatic Security Bureau that
1:22:54
the chief negotiator under security investigation. It's
1:22:57
just unbelievable.
1:22:59
Somebody's got to drop a new tear. I don't know who it is,
1:23:02
but I don't want to watch
1:23:05
Adam Curry: Yes, this is how we draw Iran into the conflict is
1:23:09
with it's crazy. The hoodies hoodies in the blowfish up
1:23:12
there. They got drones. They got cruise missiles. I mean, there's
1:23:15
got to be Iran right
1:23:17
Unknown: tonight. For the first time the US has taken military
1:23:20
action in this war to defend Israel.
1:23:26
Adam Curry: Yeah,
1:23:27
Unknown: with the hoody see us has Kearney a guided missile
1:23:30
destroyer in the northern Red Sea shooting down three land
1:23:34
attack cruise missiles and several drones. They say were
1:23:37
launched from Yemen, possibly towards Israel by Iran passively
1:23:42
forces
1:23:43
Adam Curry: this is just this is ABC, of course Martha Raddatz.
1:23:46
These people are war mongers. They are paid off and completely
1:23:51
under control by the military industrial complex.
1:23:54
John C Dvorak: They have the idea, by the way, that from
1:23:58
Yemen, where they're having the time of their lives, you know,
1:24:02
fighting against the Saudis. They're going to waste a missile
1:24:07
and shit and send it toward it for some reason what with with
1:24:11
our defenses right there. They're going to send it to her
1:24:14
toward Israel just randomly. It doesn't make any sense.
1:24:18
Unknown: We cannot say for certain what these missiles and
1:24:20
drones were targeting, but they were launched from Yemen heading
1:24:23
north along the Red Sea, potentially towards targets in
1:24:26
Israel.
1:24:28
John C Dvorak: I get potentially we're not sure surely maybe we
1:24:31
can be sure.
1:24:33
Unknown: People believe and it's likely true. The US is
1:24:36
bolstering its firepower in the region, a second carrier strike
1:24:40
group joining us warships already in the Mediterranean and
1:24:44
additional fighter aircraft also being sent all meant as a
1:24:48
deterrent.
1:24:49
We aim to send a strong message intended to deter a wider
1:24:54
conflict to bolster regional stability and of course to make
1:24:57
it clear that we will protect and defend our national security
1:25:00
interests
1:25:01
and tonight real concern for US forces in the region with
1:25:06
attacks against US bases in Iraq and Syria in the past 24 hours.
1:25:11
And another today. One drone shot down. No injuries reported.
1:25:17
Tractor sheltering in place in Iraq died of cardiac arrest.
1:25:22
John C Dvorak: Ah, some guided heart attack. Yeah. Contractor.
1:25:26
Yep. Hey, buddy. If you don't like it in the Middle East get
1:25:29
out do Yeah. Well, I got most of my clips from Al Jazeera because
1:25:35
they seem to be trying to be objective.
1:25:41
Adam Curry: Okay, well, you know what Ron? Ron DeSantis says, I
1:25:44
wouldn't trust anything from Al Jazeera.
1:25:48
John C Dvorak: Yeah, well, he. I don't know where you can't get
1:25:51
reasonable coverage from anybody but Al Jazeera and I hate to say
1:25:55
that, but let's start with the Gaza convoy, which has been a
1:26:01
fiasco report. From Al Jazeera. This is war Gaza convoy report
1:26:08
Unknown: as more convoy of 20 trucks carrying food and
1:26:11
medicine have entered Gaza through the Rapha crossing from
1:26:14
Egypt and unloading their desperately needed cargo. But
1:26:17
rights groups say the aid won't even make a dent in terms of
1:26:20
relief for the 2.3 million Palestinians. As Harry Fawcett
1:26:24
reports.
1:26:26
They'd been standing ready for days and at last the first
1:26:29
lorries carrying desperately needed supplies or on the move
1:26:32
from Egypt into Gaza, just 20 of them what aid agencies are
1:26:36
calling a drop in the ocean, when a sustained reliable supply
1:26:40
is what causes people require a well I
1:26:43
can not have that amount and we hope this is the beginning and
1:26:46
that's efficient aid will arrive sad and there would be global
1:26:49
pressure to stop the aggression on Gaza,
1:26:51
food, water and medicine. We're all unloaded that new fuel part
1:26:55
of Israeli conditions barring anything it says could aid
1:26:58
Hamas. And the border was closed again immediately. No way out
1:27:03
for those with foreign passports, who had been told to
1:27:05
gather there, among them. The mother in law of Scotland's
1:27:08
First Minister Hamza Yusuf
1:27:10
people of Gaza want to live they can in the know you even believe
1:27:14
there's no air they suffered, watch the children play in the
1:27:18
day and cry in the evening. My heart is broken.
1:27:23
Adam Curry: But at least Algeria is learning how to use that
1:27:26
trauma based entertainment that the meal
1:27:28
John C Dvorak: what is what are these weird people doing in
1:27:31
Gaza? Like that woman that Irish woman who's the mother or
1:27:36
daughter or sister of some Irish you know, diplomat, I guess
1:27:42
we've noticed this and they let you know they let the two
1:27:45
American hostages go you know,
1:27:47
Adam Curry: you know do you have any any clips on that because
1:27:50
that whole thing smells very fishy
1:27:52
John C Dvorak: I only have a couple of congressmen and I have
1:27:55
a I was looking I there was a clip I want to get I don't have
1:27:59
it but there is that thing stinks Yeah Right yeah. And in
1:28:03
fact what that does these clips here this to two more hostages
1:28:09
tale is worth playing because they've decided they're going to
1:28:13
release a couple more and they just really say we don't want
1:28:16
them using this for propaganda and so they so LG zero brings on
1:28:20
a complainer who's a Hamas guy going out? Yeah, these guys.
1:28:24
They won't do anything. We try to help them and we're, you
1:28:27
know, we're getting no, just play this
1:28:30
Unknown: in Gaza and the military wing of Hamas says
1:28:33
Israel has refused to accept its offer to release to more
1:28:37
captives. Ghassan brigades says it wanted to release the
1:28:40
captives on humanitarian grounds and without conditions. The
1:28:43
Israeli Prime Minister's Office has responded saying that they
1:28:46
will not address quote false Hamas propaganda and will
1:28:50
continue to work to bring all captives and those missing back
1:28:54
home. Earlier my colleague Felipe attivo, spoke to Hamas
1:28:57
spokesman coloured Allah Khademi. He says there were no
1:29:01
clear reasons for Israel to reject that proposal,
1:29:04
or they were to captives with the custom brigade and due to
1:29:10
severe humanitarian position. We decided to hand them over to the
1:29:17
families through the brothers in Qatar, and that's what we have
1:29:21
informed them last night
1:29:22
Adam Curry: were these hostages in Qatar.
1:29:27
John C Dvorak: No, I don't think so. They're gonna get into
1:29:28
Qatar. And this whole redist report just emphasizes what's
1:29:33
wrong with the first dose to those first two, that girl and
1:29:36
her mom who were praised as as supporters of BLM and part of
1:29:43
the movement.
1:29:44
Adam Curry: This reads like a UFC script. The whole thing,
1:29:49
doesn't it?
1:29:50
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it does. It's really, really lame. And
1:29:54
when you listen to this guy going on,
1:29:56
Adam Curry: I want to roll it back again. I want to hear
1:29:57
exactly what he said. What am I want
1:29:59
John C Dvorak: to mention Even if you're going to religious
1:30:01
release some you don't have to what is this real got to do with
1:30:04
it just let them go
1:30:05
Unknown: and humanitarian position. We decided to hand
1:30:09
them over to the Who
1:30:10
Adam Curry: is this guy who's this guy talking?
1:30:13
John C Dvorak: This is the Hamas spokesperson, okay. This is the
1:30:17
Baghdad,
1:30:19
Adam Curry: backed Baghdad Bob. I forgot about him.
1:30:22
Unknown: And they were two captives with the custom brigade
1:30:27
and due to severe humanitarian position, we decided to hand
1:30:34
them over to their families, through the brothers in Qatar,
1:30:37
and that what we have informed them last night without anything
1:30:42
in return. But unfortunately, the government of Israel, they
1:30:49
refuse to take them. And that is also proof our ideas that this
1:30:55
this occupation, this Israeli government is not serious and is
1:30:59
not ready to stop this blood sitting. Continuous situation.
1:31:08
Did the Israelis tell the catteries we're negotiating
1:31:12
these releases? They tell them why they refuse to take these
1:31:15
two captives.
1:31:17
We didn't receive anything on that. Wait a minute.
1:31:20
Adam Curry: So our best friend in the region refuses to take
1:31:27
hostages who are Americans?
1:31:30
John C Dvorak: No, these are no these weren't Americans are just
1:31:32
a call randos
1:31:33
Adam Curry: Oh, randos. Okay, it's just randos. Well, who
1:31:36
cares about the randos?
1:31:39
John C Dvorak: Well, I don't even believe any of this story.
1:31:41
The whole thing seems fishy. Yeah. And Israel thinks is
1:31:44
bogus. And so they just don't want to deal with it. Why don't
1:31:47
you just give them to the Qatar Qatar ease? I mean, there's
1:31:49
other things you can do with them. But okay, let's play part
1:31:52
two.
1:31:53
Unknown: Okay. You say they were released, you wanted to release
1:31:56
them because of severe humanitarian conditions, what
1:31:59
conditions besides you? Were they injured were they
1:32:02
nothing, there's nothing I can share with friends over here.
1:32:08
More than what has been come with the statements of our VEDA
1:32:12
that those two captives they were in the custody of Alka sand
1:32:18
brigade. And due to their position to the humanitarian
1:32:22
position, we decided to hand them over to refute the lies of
1:32:31
the Israeli governments about our fighters and their high
1:32:36
morals and high values, that they respect the prisoners and
1:32:40
the captives. And they deal them as guests. They will live as our
1:32:45
other people live in in Gaza. But again, I mean, the Israeli
1:32:50
government, they are not serious. Previously, we have
1:32:53
announced that we are having four prisoners before this war.
1:32:56
And the Netanyahu government refused to talk anything about
1:33:00
the swab and they're exchanging the prisoners and today, we are
1:33:04
having hundreds of them still, we are we have offered to hand
1:33:09
over those captives who are in severe humanitarian condition
1:33:14
for a sole reason of humanitarian reasons that we
1:33:20
wanted to return them to their families but the government's
1:33:23
they are not serious on that they want to continue killing
1:33:26
our children. They want to continue bombardment, the houses
1:33:30
the the Safe Families in their homes, and they live bombardment
1:33:34
of mosques, hospitals, churches, and they want to continue all
1:33:39
over like that. And unfortunately, it looks that the
1:33:42
the the American government is supporting their position. And
1:33:46
if I can just interrupt you for a second just to get a bit more
1:33:50
from you on this. You see, Hamas al Qassam brigades were prepared
1:33:54
to release those captors, with severe humanitarian conditions
1:33:59
and pass on brigades have said they want to do this free of
1:34:02
charge with nothing in exchange.
1:34:05
Adam Curry: This is weird. The guy won't explain what the
1:34:09
extreme actions are as a strategist.
1:34:12
John C Dvorak: By the way, this one's kind of like Al Jazeera
1:34:15
during this reporting. They actually have reporters in
1:34:18
Israel all over the place and in Gaza all over the place. And
1:34:22
they're giving us material that's kind of funny. Do they
1:34:24
have this? Do they have
1:34:25
Adam Curry: flak jackets on with media? No.
1:34:29
John C Dvorak: This one says to more second round and he brought
1:34:32
somebody else in to talk more BS. And this is continues this
1:34:38
analysis or non analysis or whatever you want to call it. I
1:34:41
just found it kind of interesting.
1:34:44
Unknown: How is this playing out on the ground with the public in
1:34:46
Israel?
1:34:47
So Emily, this is interesting, because we saw something
1:34:50
relatively new happening. We'll compare it to what's been going
1:34:54
on the past few weeks. Saturday evening, you had a protest
1:34:58
hundreds of people in Tel Aviv good Gathering in front of the
1:35:01
Ministry of Defense, many of them were relatives of those who
1:35:05
are being held captive by Hamas inside of Gaza. And there was a
1:35:09
level of anger being demonstrated to the government
1:35:12
here that we've not yet really seen, up until this point, many
1:35:15
of these relatives essentially saying that the Israeli
1:35:18
government is not doing enough to ensure the release of these
1:35:21
of these captives that they would like to see the government
1:35:23
do more that they would like the government to implement a
1:35:25
ceasefire until the captives are released. And in fact, they were
1:35:29
also calling on the international community to step
1:35:32
in, and help more to ensure that these captives can be freed.
1:35:36
Now, beyond that, we're also hearing more about public what
1:35:40
with the international
1:35:41
Adam Curry: community.
1:35:44
John C Dvorak: They find that peculiar this whole report now
1:35:46
this report, we don't have any of this from Western media with
1:35:48
the protests in Tel Aviv. No, well, then he brings in some
1:35:52
polling that was done in there.
1:35:56
Adam Curry: We finished the clip, I want to hear the rest of
1:35:57
the clip. I'm just I just stop it just like, What's he talking
1:36:00
about? It's
1:36:00
Unknown: our release. And in fact, they were also calling on
1:36:03
the international community to step in, and help more to ensure
1:36:06
that these captives can be freed. Now, beyond that, it
1:36:10
Adam Curry: sounds like a play. This is some kind of, you know,
1:36:12
some play like, hey, you know, look, it's they're trying to do
1:36:16
PR, but they're talking to the wrong
1:36:17
Unknown: media outfits are also hearing more about public
1:36:21
opinion, public opinion, different aspects of the war
1:36:24
right now, in Israel. So we've heard from a polling institute
1:36:30
called, we're polling the war now, Gump. And they released a
1:36:34
survey that found, among other things, first, that around 57%
1:36:38
of Israelis support a plan to exchange families held by Hamas,
1:36:43
with Palestinian children held in Israeli jails survey also
1:36:47
weighed.
1:36:49
Adam Curry: These Israelis have children in jails,
1:36:53
John C Dvorak: at seams, so if you want to stop that clip, and
1:36:56
play this crazy screed of stats that this American Palestinian
1:37:02
woman had on again off of Al Jazeera, and I think, let me see
1:37:06
if I can find that. It's too many clips,
1:37:10
Adam Curry: craziest read of stats, this
1:37:13
John C Dvorak: is great. This woman is being grilled one way
1:37:15
that she's going back and forth with this interview. And she
1:37:20
just goes off on the, on the interviewer on Al Jazeera. And
1:37:26
she has a screen of like, just stat. I
1:37:30
Adam Curry: got it here. I got it here. Okay,
1:37:31
John C Dvorak: play this
1:37:32
Unknown: Israel right now, let's not forget, there are 5500
1:37:36
Palestinians in Israeli jails, with 1300, of whom
1:37:40
administrative detention held without charges without evidence
1:37:43
without trial. Since 1967, Israel has imprisoned over a
1:37:47
million Palestinians. So when we talk about numbers when we want
1:37:52
to talk about civilians being captured when we talk about
1:37:55
civilians being killed, okay, there's over a million
1:37:58
Palestinians who have been in Israeli military prison since
1:38:00
1967. And 80,000, Palestinians killed since 19. Sorry, 67. So,
1:38:06
I mean, yes, we can, we are opposed to civilians being used
1:38:11
in any way and being killed. But let's keep things in perspective
1:38:15
here. And let's look at the larger picture and who is really
1:38:18
putting the people, innocent civilians captive for decades,
1:38:22
including now we're seeing it in Gaza. But they've done this
1:38:26
collective punishment against Palestinian people in the West
1:38:29
Bank and Gaza for decades, including shutting off water and
1:38:32
destroying water lines to Palestinian cities, including
1:38:36
building a apartheid wall, including implementing ways, you
1:38:41
know, cutting off cities from one another, including
1:38:44
imprisoning children in Israeli military prisons, without their
1:38:48
parents or legal representation. So I mean, context is extremely
1:38:51
important. Let's not forget who the king of propaganda is in
1:38:54
this situation.
1:38:55
Okay. We appreciate your passion on these issues. Dana, worry,
1:38:58
Hutchinson, a Palestinian American rights activist, thanks
1:39:01
for your time.
1:39:02
Adam Curry: Thank you. Well, well now.
1:39:05
John C Dvorak: So they had some kid they have kids, I guess. But
1:39:08
what did that mean? 17 year olds, 16 year olds. Five, you're
1:39:12
also could
1:39:13
Adam Curry: have just meant, you know, behind the wall in Gaza,
1:39:17
you can say well, you know, lots of people say
1:39:19
John C Dvorak: like, same same coming over that you want to
1:39:21
finish this. I do want to
1:39:23
Unknown: finish us with Palestinian children held in
1:39:26
Israeli jails survey also found that around 57% of Israelis
1:39:30
support a plan to create humanitarian corridors for
1:39:33
children in Gaza, managed by the UN. And furthermore, it found
1:39:37
that 54% of Israeli say compliance with international
1:39:41
humanitarian law isn't necessary, including precautions
1:39:45
to minimize harm to children when at war with Hamas. Now if I
1:39:48
can just unpack that last D. This is quite remarkable,
1:39:53
because this is saying that there's a majority of Israelis
1:39:57
54% According to this survey, so They're saying that compliance
1:40:01
with international humanitarian law is not necessary, including
1:40:06
when it pertains to minimizing harm to children when it applies
1:40:10
to war with Hamas.
1:40:12
Adam Curry: I did get some feedback from one of our
1:40:14
producers about the term unpack and its origin. And the thinking
1:40:19
is that it comes from Peggy McIntosh, a 1989 essay about
1:40:26
white privilege, titled white privilege unpacking the
1:40:30
invisible knapsack that could be the origin of this
1:40:37
John C Dvorak: funny bit in the back unpack Well, I want to
1:40:40
point out something in that guy's going on and on with his
1:40:44
numbers. He elegir Zero has been doing a pro a bunch of
1:40:49
programming on the bloodthirsty Nate that last little thing he
1:40:54
having just play a little bit of d&d 50 fall I just say what it
1:40:57
is. 54% of Israelis polled don't give a shit about war crimes. So
1:41:04
Adam Curry: what is this polling? It was at a call out?
1:41:07
Did they have people on the internet poll?
1:41:13
John C Dvorak: No, there was some company mentioned that you
1:41:15
mentioned to her
1:41:15
Adam Curry: but I understand there's a company they did go
1:41:18
John C Dvorak: details of polling. People just say
1:41:20
polling, it's sick. They're polling the war. But the thing
1:41:24
is, is that Al Jazeera has been promoting the idea of Israelis
1:41:28
as bloodthirsty demons and I will rise anti semitic and I
1:41:34
have to go into well, it's Al Jazeera. And I have to they did
1:41:38
their special report I don't have any clips from it, but it's
1:41:41
fascinating. They clipped a bunch of the what I would call
1:41:44
Israeli Hicks people living in the you know out in the middle
1:41:48
of nowhere someplace in the hills. You know, it's the same
1:41:51
kind of thing that we do in our meeting where we try to get some
1:41:54
guy talks like this he's got a mission to some front and I'm
1:41:58
sorry I'm talking to foreign correct cat dog. Oh, my dude
1:42:01
mitten. No, no, no,
1:42:03
Adam Curry: no no this this is the guy this is the guy
1:42:09
John C Dvorak: these guys got so they have these fans and the way
1:42:13
they presented it was very good and so far as propaganda is
1:42:16
concerned they they have these literally beautiful Israeli
1:42:20
girls who are Hicks. Oh, loud in the the only good Arabs a dead
1:42:27
Arab I don't care if we shoot every Arab if they come to the
1:42:31
house, and we shoot them it's okay. She goes on and on like
1:42:35
this. Then they bring on another beautiful girl and she's just
1:42:39
bloodthirsty and so so the Algis are is kind of doing this kind
1:42:45
of thing. And I'm watching this going wow, this is really good
1:42:48
stuff. But let's
1:42:51
Adam Curry: kind of Google are you
1:42:53
John C Dvorak: deconstructing your I think it's fascinating.
1:42:57
So here's this two more round second round two
1:43:00
Unknown: and this is really reflective of the mood right now
1:43:03
in Israel because you have so much anger and shock still at
1:43:07
what happened on October 7 When that Hamas attack occurred and
1:43:12
there is so much anger driving all of this you have poll after
1:43:17
poll in Israel in which people are saying predominantly that
1:43:20
they want the Israeli government to go in and destroy Hamas Emily
1:43:25
Adam Curry: you know it's times like this when the media has
1:43:30
just lost lost their their marbles and all they want and
1:43:35
all media around the world they just want blood they want
1:43:38
explosions, they want strife they want disagreement the bank
1:43:42
they want is money in the bank. And I think the curry Devorah
1:43:47
Consulting Group can help people while making bank ourselves by
1:43:54
resurrecting our game show win lose orj everybody has time to
1:43:59
play around win lose. Who's gonna get it this time? Well the
1:44:03
hot Israeli lady kills him Palestinian or the other way
1:44:07
around. Find out tonight. Lose orj
1:44:16
John C Dvorak: just the thought Yeah, the problem with our game
1:44:20
shows all it has is the opening jingle I always
1:44:22
Adam Curry: have a game show.
1:44:24
John C Dvorak: We do have a real
1:44:24
Adam Curry: game show we have a stinger that's all we have. We
1:44:29
don't we don't have a format or a station to broadcast on. But
1:44:33
the idea is meant
1:44:37
John C Dvorak: it is. There was another guy that came out a guy
1:44:42
named Daniel Levy. And I have a clip from him he
1:44:47
Adam Curry: Oh yes. I played this Daniel levy guy he was the
1:44:51
was the former negotiator or Ambassador
1:44:55
John C Dvorak: yeah he's one of those guys is in and around in
1:44:57
and around
1:44:58
Adam Curry: former yes former Israeli You peace negotiator.
1:45:01
That's yeah. And
1:45:02
John C Dvorak: he was on with another one of these interview
1:45:05
shows on AlJazeera called bottom line and he came on and he was
1:45:09
on forever, yak, yak, yak yak in a way. And he did. And he was
1:45:14
saying is this is going to be bad news for this person is bad
1:45:17
news for Netanyahu had bad news for this and bad news for that.
1:45:20
But he came up with a little like, again, I'll use the word
1:45:24
screed about this being bad news for the United States because
1:45:29
Biden is a fuckup. And this whole situation is not good.
1:45:34
Unknown: America looks like an outlier, not like a model to be
1:45:40
emulated. But like a country that is fundamentally getting
1:45:45
his priorities wrong and doesn't care when there is a boomerang
1:45:48
effect across much of the rest of the world. We are seeing an
1:45:51
America that looks like a war mongering nation. And I worry
1:45:55
for that I worry for that reputation.
1:45:58
Adam Curry: What do you mean, we didn't have that reputation
1:46:01
already? Isn't that isn't that our reputation?
1:46:04
John C Dvorak: I thought that was always our reputation. We're
1:46:07
a war mongering nation
1:46:09
Adam Curry: that I mean, that's what most people in the rest of
1:46:11
the world look at us as that's why
1:46:13
John C Dvorak: we got to keep Trump out.
1:46:15
Adam Curry: Because he'll stop all the wars. That's no good.
1:46:18
Speaking of that, we got a note from one of our Jewish
1:46:22
producers. And I say this because I don't want to give her
1:46:26
name way because a little personal note, but you know,
1:46:29
she's had some issues in temple with vaccine stuff back in the
1:46:32
day. And so she's written us quite openly. And this is just a
1:46:37
lighthearted note. She says, I hope you're well want to share a
1:46:42
story that happened this week, when the Israel conflicts began,
1:46:45
I tuned into Ben Shapiro. Of course, that's all the Jews
1:46:48
immediately go to Ben Shapiro, American Jews, because I
1:46:52
understand why I figured he would have boots on the ground
1:46:54
reports. I'm not a regular listener of his anymore, but
1:46:57
this warranted some attention. In the middle of one is one of
1:47:00
his reports, he began talking about President Trump. Now
1:47:03
Shapiro has never been a Trump supporter, but he admits he will
1:47:06
vote for him if he's a nominee in the next election, but he
1:47:08
began to criticize Trump for Trump's alleged castigation of
1:47:12
Netanyahu when the attacks began, Shapiro was furious about
1:47:16
how Trump could use the events to boost his own ego and agenda.
1:47:20
I just listened. I didn't think much of it until I heard John's
1:47:24
deconstruction of Brooks and Dunn. on Episode 1599, Shapiro
1:47:28
had used the exact same decontextualized clip of Trump
1:47:33
that Brooks and K part had used. I was so flabbergasted the next
1:47:37
day on the way to school, I forced my husband and children
1:47:41
to listen to the whole segment. My kids listen, I knew anyway,
1:47:44
but the husband doesn't. At the end of the deconstruction my
1:47:47
husband turned to me and said, I think I'm ready to start
1:47:51
listening to your no agenda, guys. Now. Another marriage save
1:47:56
another man. Yes, yes. Yes. So I didn't
1:48:03
John C Dvorak: know that Shapiro, you said same misguided
1:48:05
clipped, chopped up clip. That's, that's, that's, that's
1:48:10
bad. That's bad. That's really bad. My last allergy zero thing
1:48:14
I want to play is that they were going on and on about, there was
1:48:19
this long, kind of a presentation. And they had this
1:48:22
little bit at the end where, where Biden is out in the lawn
1:48:25
or someplace and somebody says, What are you going to do what's
1:48:28
going on? Bla bla bla bla bla, Biden says, I'm talking to
1:48:33
Israel. Just talk to him. I just talk to Israel. Well, they had
1:48:38
an under boots run boots on the ground guy, it AlJazeera who,
1:48:44
even though didn't call by now, in person on the show, he calls,
1:48:49
he calls by not as a liar for talking to saying he's talking
1:48:53
to Israel, and he's not. And I just thought it was so funny to
1:48:56
listen to this guy go on and on with all his details about how
1:49:00
this is bullshit. And this is Biden called out for BS.
1:49:04
Unknown: Let's go to sushi, hyper tansy, who's in Washington
1:49:07
DC for us, you have quite a brief statement, what should we
1:49:10
make of it?
1:49:11
I think perhaps that he's loved the lesson from Friday night
1:49:13
when he was asked the question as to whether Israel should
1:49:16
pause the any ground invasion in order to allow more captives to
1:49:19
be released? And he said, Yes. And I think it was almost within
1:49:23
the hour that the White House put out an urgent statement
1:49:26
saying, Oh, no, President Biden didn't hear the question. He
1:49:29
just thought the journalist asked whether he hoped that more
1:49:32
hostages should be released. So now this time, at least he
1:49:36
didn't make the same mistake. He simply said he was talking to
1:49:38
Israel. However, we've looked at the full reports and the
1:49:42
readouts from Saturday, and he hasn't talked to the Israelis.
1:49:45
According to those on Saturday. He did talk to the Prime
1:49:48
Minister Netanyahu on Friday where the issue of the captors
1:49:51
was raised no conversations with Israelis, as far as we can tell
1:49:55
yet as far as from any official announcements in the White
1:49:57
House. On Saturday, he did talk to his national security team
1:50:01
about the latest on the Gaza war. Incidentally, we did just
1:50:04
also hear that Tony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, talked to
1:50:08
the Qatari Prime Minister and the foreign military Foreign
1:50:10
Minister thanking them for their mediation efforts with the
1:50:13
release of the to us captives but also discussing further
1:50:17
efforts to secure the release of all the other captives.
1:50:20
Okay, lots of moving parts thanks for bringing us up to
1:50:22
speed she had pretends he in Washington DC so go ahead
1:50:27
John C Dvorak: I just think this is a little bit you know a
1:50:29
little kind of in the weeds a bit but at the same time at
1:50:33
least he called Biden out for his BS or mean he doesn't do
1:50:37
okay whatever you say
1:50:41
Adam Curry: there's gambling going on. Yes. Our media is is
1:50:50
it's compromised. I don't really understand do people white
1:50:53
people even watching this because of the addiction we
1:50:55
talked about the top of the show they just people need outrage
1:50:59
they need they need I need to be triggered I need to you know
1:51:03
actually this was a this was an interesting report. Hate say but
1:51:09
it was MSNBC and they have their own reasons behind it which I
1:51:13
think I can deconstruct it comes into the the loneliness factor
1:51:17
that we were talking about the other day, all of a sudden,
1:51:19
loneliness is on the on the menu, loneliness, loneliness,
1:51:24
what's going on with loneliness. This, this is about well, this
1:51:30
is a doctor and she's got a book we'll just set it will set her
1:51:33
up here MSNBC now for the last two weeks or so painful and
1:51:37
shocking images of war have been hard to avoid images showing
1:51:40
pain, destruction and horror. On television, you can flip the
1:51:44
channel or turn it off altogether. But on this on your
1:51:47
phone, the endless scrolling can really have an impact on your
1:51:51
mind and your psychology. If you are like me, you have felt it.
1:51:55
Let's bring in Dr. Su Verma, she is a board certified
1:51:57
psychiatrist and she's author of fourth of the forthcoming
1:52:00
practical optimism the art science and practice of
1:52:03
exceptional well being. Yeah. So this is for you parents. I know
1:52:07
the parents out there and you know your kids see you your kids
1:52:10
are not stupid, they see you scrolling you give them
1:52:12
scrollers they're probably the kids are probably more
1:52:15
proficient at looking at your browser history than you are.
1:52:17
Dr. Berman. These are dartle times we're wondering what you
1:52:20
think the the biggest impact is of seeing these images over and
1:52:25
over again on all our minds.
1:52:27
Unknown: Yes, so you know, repeated exposure to graphic
1:52:30
stressful violent images can produce anxiety, depression, and
1:52:36
a feeling of helplessness. Not to mention anger, frustration,
1:52:41
and just feeling like we're very conflicted and and passive as a
1:52:44
result. And I feel like when I talk to my patients that
1:52:47
helplessness feels so profound, and for different people,
1:52:50
helplessness can manifest in different ways. Some people may
1:52:53
tend to turn to substances that people are doomed scrolling, so
1:52:56
they continue to look for violent images. Some people turn
1:53:00
to cyber bullying, because they feel so angry, and they need to
1:53:03
lash out on somebody, they don't know where to take it out. So
1:53:07
it's these are very challenging times. Indeed, for a lot of
1:53:09
people, even if we're so far away.
1:53:11
Adam Curry: Yes, I think this is exactly the behavior I see
1:53:14
exhibited on no agenda social, that people just get mad at
1:53:18
anything is I need to get mad. I need to get mad because I'm mad
1:53:20
about something I can't do what is going on or something. I just
1:53:23
feel I feel anxious. I'm mad, I'm mad. I'm mad. How does this
1:53:25
work for children is also just so casual at the moment, I was
1:53:29
speaking earlier with a technology company that tracks
1:53:32
the behavior of young people online and did one they all do
1:53:36
that dude, they were showing me how quickly a child can go from
1:53:41
one innocent YouTube search for something entertaining to maybe
1:53:45
something educational about Israel to something absolutely
1:53:48
unwatchable within a span of a few minutes and then go back to
1:53:52
business. As usual. I'm wondering what do you think the
1:53:54
impact is of this sort of casual exposure, especially on the
1:53:59
developing brain? Oh, it gets very fine citizens, upstanding
1:54:03
members of society.
1:54:04
Unknown: Yeah. So you know, the casual exposure can be
1:54:07
dangerous, because if a young child doesn't have the context
1:54:10
around it, and they, they don't necessarily even have the
1:54:13
language to be able to express what they're going through. And
1:54:16
at the same time, they're watching these images, and
1:54:18
they're thinking that this could be happening to me, like they
1:54:21
don't have the context of okay, this is not exactly in my
1:54:24
neighborhood, but it feels so real. And this sort of 24 hour
1:54:28
24/7 exposure. It's not like we have to go out to get it. It's
1:54:31
coming to us, as you said. And the other thing is like casual
1:54:35
exposure also causes numbness and desensitization. It's a form
1:54:40
of what we call cyber overload or digital overload when the
1:54:43
brain is hit with so much information, even if the
1:54:46
information isn't violent, but just constant news coming to us.
1:54:51
Our brain wants to shut down and it shuts down by saying, You
1:54:54
know what, I don't really care. There's nothing I can do about
1:54:56
it. And that's the last thing that we want. We want to be able
1:54:59
to have some sort of healthy balance between what I say my
1:55:02
patients often say, Do I want to be happy? Or do I want to be
1:55:05
informed? Because it seems like we can't be happy and informed
1:55:08
at the same time, unfortunately.
1:55:10
Adam Curry: I mean, this is obviously taking place on MSNBC
1:55:14
who themselves are huge violators of what you're showing
1:55:19
on television. I mean, it was only a few years ago when Janet
1:55:24
Jackson's nipple was the most shocking thing we saw. And now,
1:55:30
thanks, everybody, thanks for the telegram videos. mean this
1:55:36
it is not good. It is you can
1:55:38
John C Dvorak: sear the why wait a minute, you're the one who
1:55:41
wants to put on television executions.
1:55:46
Adam Curry: Okay, hold on a second, we'll get to my purse.
1:55:50
This is dead. That's a different story. That's a television
1:55:53
format. And we don't even have a jingle for it like when loser
1:55:57
drone. I'm saying that with social media. And it doesn't
1:56:05
matter if it's x or Facebook or Mastodon or telegram. Telegram,
1:56:10
I think is actually the worst. It Real telegram is really,
1:56:15
really, really toxic. And
1:56:17
John C Dvorak: it's not it's not that thank tic TOCs pretty bad
1:56:20
keeping
1:56:21
Adam Curry: telegram is it's all bad. And we're professionals.
1:56:26
We're older. We've grown up with this. We understand why, for
1:56:31
some reason, were able to look at it with some distance. It
1:56:33
doesn't affect me. But I see I see my brothers and sisters have
1:56:37
no agenda nation affected, and they used to not be so affected
1:56:42
by this stuff.
1:56:42
John C Dvorak: And I see your sisters literally.
1:56:46
Adam Curry: My sisters. Yes. Yeah. All right. You got me
1:56:50
confused with Andrew Horowitz. Okay, last quick. I feel like
1:56:53
John C Dvorak: this is the best
1:56:54
Adam Curry: important thing to contrast also between, you know,
1:56:57
happiness and informed when it comes to it really being
1:57:00
important to inform people with the most jarring images, right?
1:57:05
I mean, back when we first saw images of war during Vietnam,
1:57:08
for instance, right, it shaped our perception of that conflict,
1:57:11
it was utterly shocking to see those images. But now, with
1:57:15
social media and with smartphones, it seems like
1:57:16
something has changed. I wonder what you think, you know,
1:57:19
obviously, there's this individual effect. But what is
1:57:21
the sort of social effect you think of becoming desensitized
1:57:24
as it seems we're being
1:57:26
Unknown: lack of empathy is what's happening is that when we
1:57:29
feel so passive, helpless, angry about things that, you know,
1:57:34
whether they're close to home or far from home, we end up
1:57:38
becoming more passive, right. And so sometimes we think that
1:57:40
like putting comments online, while they are very helpful, and
1:57:43
can be educating some people, a lot of the comments,
1:57:46
unfortunately, are negative or angry and hostile and create
1:57:49
more and more divide. So there is a very delicate balance. And
1:57:52
I feel like empathy is so important and being able to talk
1:57:55
to people from very different points of views. I'm seeing so
1:57:58
much clash and divide between within families within friends
1:58:01
circles, and it's very hard time right now to be able to get
1:58:05
yourself informed because you're only hearing things from a
1:58:08
certain perspective.
1:58:09
John C Dvorak: So what you heard there was an anti Trump screed
1:58:13
Of course there is anti empathy is a yes, buzzword codeword for
1:58:18
Adam Curry: Trump. So here's what I'd like to suggest for no
1:58:20
agenda nation, I call for a JCD Monday. Be like, I
1:58:26
Unknown: mean, be like
1:58:27
Adam Curry: JCD, put your phone in a drawer, a drawer, leave it
1:58:32
there and leave it there for all of Monday. And I command
1:58:36
everyone to go to a no agenda meet up. You can talk about
1:58:40
whatever you want. But you need to be in social contact with
1:58:44
real people. I'm saying we need to love each other. If only in
1:58:48
our own community. This I can see we're breaking people are
1:58:52
people. I don't care about anybody else. I don't care about
1:58:55
anyone else's listeners. We have producers and they're breaking.
1:58:59
Be like JCD be like spike be be like my campaign be like John be
1:59:04
like JCD put your phone in the drawer on Monday. And go to a
1:59:09
meet up find a meet up this week or next weekend. It's it's good
1:59:14
for you. So I went to
1:59:15
John C Dvorak: the meetup. Yes. Tell us how was it? It was
1:59:19
great. We had about 35 people the guy who's organized it is
1:59:23
Elizabeth Warren Rohnert Park, and he's a new organizer and he
1:59:28
wants to do these meetups more often he's a nice guy and the
1:59:31
group was great, good looking group. And there was a there was
1:59:37
a Scott Adams look like it was a socialist kid who came up says
1:59:42
hey, I'm a socialist. No way you guys ragging on socialist I
1:59:45
agree with most of what you're saying but yeah, hate
1:59:47
socialists. And what did you submit? I tried to explain but
1:59:50
he didn't listen. And but he donated so that's good, but but
1:59:55
there you go, but this is the point of socialist donation. No,
1:59:59
you got something going Right
2:00:00
Adam Curry: yeah but this is good so I'm glad that he came
2:00:03
good on him yeah I'm cool he's a good guy nice guy because he
2:00:06
felt safe that's why he felt safe in that environment this is
2:00:09
very good.
2:00:10
John C Dvorak: Oh yeah it was the bars nice has been redone
2:00:13
since I was there less than I don't know how long many years
2:00:15
ago it's nice now it's a pretty was everybody's drinking What
2:00:18
are you drinking? Beer? Mostly beer is a beer if it was a beer
2:00:21
Beer Bar Hill. Okay. Is a beer bar. They had a bunch of beer on
2:00:25
tap including really good pills nurse
2:00:28
Unknown: and any hotties Yak? Yeah.
2:00:31
John C Dvorak: So he's a hottie or two or three any spooks?
2:00:36
Maybe, maybe
2:00:38
Adam Curry: you're not it's not a complete meet up until you've
2:00:40
spotted the fella there
2:00:41
John C Dvorak: may be I mean, it's possible that one guy was
2:00:44
because he had everything going on, you know, the kind of
2:00:48
sketchy background they kind of look as possible. That was a
2:00:53
spook.
2:00:55
Adam Curry: Got a breaking news, breaking news, breaking news
2:00:59
from our lawyer who has been following the Missouri versus
2:01:04
Biden trial. Oh, yes. And there is and he's been. I love this
2:01:09
guy. He's a pro bono. Of course, he's a producer. And he's just
2:01:13
sending me updates. He goes through all the documentation,
2:01:16
all the briefs that are being filed. It's reams of paperwork.
2:01:19
He loves doing it. And I want to read his report. Justice Alito
2:01:24
referred the government's motion for a stay to the full court.
2:01:29
Now, just to remind you, this is the state of Missouri suing the
2:01:33
Biden administration. I think it's the Biden ministration, not
2:01:35
just Biden, personally, for threatening social media
2:01:39
companies to take down content, threatening them with Hey, you
2:01:44
know, we got section 230, you're killing people with this video
2:01:48
with you're missing disinformation. And as we've
2:01:52
learned that the courts are even saying this is the most
2:01:54
egregious violation of the First Amendment rights ever in
2:01:58
American history. And the media really doesn't report on it
2:02:01
much, because why would they? They're in Biden's pocket and
2:02:04
they hate social media companies. So Alito has referred
2:02:09
the government's motion to full stay with the full court. This
2:02:11
is not unheard of, but definitely not the norm. To make
2:02:15
things even more unusual. The Supreme Court treated the motion
2:02:18
for stay as a cert petition. This cuts out an entire step
2:02:22
from the Supreme Court review process. So the bottom line,
2:02:25
Supreme Court has accepted the case for review. Remember, now
2:02:29
this went from the from the Missouri court, which I don't
2:02:32
remember but circuit that is it went to the Supreme Court,
2:02:36
instead of kicking it back. Now it goes to the Supreme Court for
2:02:39
review, it will determine whether the district court and
2:02:42
by extension, the Fifth Circuit Daigo got it right. In
2:02:45
condemning the Feds laundering of censorship. The media has no
2:02:49
choice now, but to report on this. Hopefully, you are well
2:02:52
equipped to get a jump on things.
2:02:55
John C Dvorak: Okay, well, we'll see.
2:02:57
Adam Curry: Yes. And he says, And he attached for my reading
2:03:02
pleasure, the supreme court's order, which includes a dissent
2:03:05
from justices Alito, Thomas and Gorsuch, who wanted to deny the
2:03:10
state altogether. It's a very short five pages take a look and
2:03:13
see the point in a nutshell, Alito, Thomas and Gorsuch are
2:03:17
worried what will happen in the next election. And that's really
2:03:21
what this is about, is what can be done from the White House
2:03:25
during the next election. Can they you know, hey, Trump's a
2:03:30
criminal.
2:03:31
John C Dvorak: Take it off, or something like that. Those are
2:03:34
conservative judges.
2:03:36
Adam Curry: I know. But I'm not sure exactly what to
2:03:39
John C Dvorak: I want a clarification on this. Okay.
2:03:41
Adam Curry: Both point of order. Point of order.
2:03:47
John C Dvorak: So I got some China News, China clips kind of
2:03:50
kind of China, kind of China. We haven't talked about much, but I
2:03:54
think we should.
2:03:55
Adam Curry: Yeah, they're not in play right now. But okay. I
2:03:59
mean, we have ramped up dad's
2:04:01
John C Dvorak: time to start to look at it. Okay, good point.
2:04:03
Good point. Let's start with wielding a sword we I got two
2:04:07
series of clips. One is on illegal Bio Lab in California.
2:04:12
Adam Curry: This story has been around you know, but of course,
2:04:15
of course this happened months ago. But now it's it's getting
2:04:19
some attention
2:04:20
John C Dvorak: and the rest of it the guy's disappeared to
2:04:22
Unknown: go and arrest over the illegal Chinese Bio Lab in
2:04:26
California. It contained bacterial viruses such as SARS,
2:04:30
COVID and HIV. Now authorities say they've arrested a man NTDs
2:04:35
David Lam speaks with an epic Times reporter who spent several
2:04:38
weeks uncovering the web of connections tied to the Reedley
2:04:41
California lab.
2:04:43
Steve is first with the epic times. Thank you for joining me
2:04:45
today. What's the significance of this arrest? Do we realize
2:04:48
that the people behind this company they have a very
2:04:54
complicated and complex background and very troubling
2:04:57
background. They have been involved With several companies
2:05:01
in at least 10 countries that we have looked at, and they've all
2:05:04
been in trouble with the law, the mastermind of his operation
2:05:08
is someone by the name of Jesse Zhu. He's the one that controls
2:05:12
all of these companies. So Jesse do this as a 62 year old man
2:05:16
that is a Chinese citizen, and formerly lived in Clovis. So
2:05:21
what are some of the charges that he's facing? He's actually
2:05:24
a Canadian citizen as well. So the charges for what which was
2:05:28
arrested yesterday are manufacturing and distributing
2:05:33
unbranded medical devices that are not registered with the FDA.
2:05:38
And also for making false statements to the FDA, including
2:05:42
his name, he, he, he uses a fake identity, these are just still
2:05:46
charges. If convicted, he could be in jail for x up to eight
2:05:50
years. How did this illegal operation was running for so
2:05:53
long before it came into the public's eye, or the code
2:05:56
enforcement officer? What see what they do is they they move
2:06:00
from city to city, they change company names. And as I realized
2:06:05
yesterday, they even change identity names of the people. So
2:06:09
universal Meditec, which was the main company that was involved
2:06:12
with the Bio Lab, has been going through Fresno, Tulare, Reedley
2:06:19
back to Fresno back to Tulare, back to really
2:06:22
Adam Curry: now is, is my understanding that the illegal
2:06:25
medical devices were in fact tests like COVID tests.
2:06:32
John C Dvorak: Yeah, they never mentioned this specific share,
2:06:34
they just kept going on. What I thought was interesting about
2:06:37
this is the description of the guy changing names and
2:06:40
locations. About 10 years ago, we had a Chinese producer, maybe
2:06:44
12 years ago, we had a Chinese producer who had corresponded
2:06:49
with quite a bit and he told me that this is the way you do
2:06:52
business in China, if you're, if you're a criminal. And these
2:06:55
criminal groups get together and they create companies that did,
2:06:58
these are the guys who produce aircraft parts
2:07:02
Adam Curry: funny, this is how the Biden's operate to.
2:07:05
John C Dvorak: Yeah, this is very funny. You produce aircraft
2:07:09
part your illegal aircraft parts with phony certificates, and you
2:07:13
do business as long as you can. And as soon as they they get
2:07:16
wind of what you're up to you close shop, move, change your
2:07:20
name moved to a different city and start doing the same thing.
2:07:22
And you do this over and over and over again, you could do it
2:07:25
free. According to him. This guy says you could do this forever.
2:07:30
In China as long as he because it's just it's just the way it
2:07:32
is as long as it goes on here now
2:07:35
Adam Curry: Oh, no doubt what we have no moral authority over any
2:07:41
other country
2:07:44
John C Dvorak: versus the purchase, carry character.
2:07:48
Unknown: All of these people controlling these companies are
2:07:50
also very closely related to companies in China that are
2:07:55
related also to this Jesse do person. But all of this was not
2:08:00
regulated was not approved by the FDA. Going back to the
2:08:04
background of the Canadian companies. Jesse Zhu and his
2:08:08
companies have been sued by by the Canadian entities. They've
2:08:13
been sued several times up to $330 million dollars for damages
2:08:18
done to those companies. Now he didn't pay a penny of that he
2:08:22
found ways around it and legal loopholes, Steve Espers with the
2:08:25
epic times. Thank you so much for joining me. Thank you for
2:08:28
having me. Yeah.
2:08:32
John C Dvorak: Which brings us to the second series of clips,
2:08:34
which is this is not reported in this country. As far as I can
2:08:38
tell. I don't know anything about this. I heard it on the
2:08:41
New Tang Dynasty. This is the graphite story you know about
2:08:45
the graphite story.
2:08:47
Adam Curry: This is not graphene, but graphite.
2:08:50
Graphite. Graphite is graphite.
2:08:53
John C Dvorak: Graphite is a is a form of carbon one of the many
2:08:56
forms of carbon diamonds one of them okay, and it's used a lot
2:09:01
in it turns out who new battery in the same in the semiconductor
2:09:06
business and in batteries in particular.
2:09:10
Adam Curry: Okay, no wonder it's a China story.
2:09:12
Unknown: China is planning to restrict exports of a crucial
2:09:15
mineral used to make Evie batteries. officials announced
2:09:18
today that permits will be required for certain graphite
2:09:21
products. He spoke to entity business host Don MA for more.
2:09:27
Don Ma, thank you so much for joining us.
2:09:29
Yeah, thanks for having me today.
2:09:31
Before we get to the China part, give us a little bit of the
2:09:34
background here.
2:09:35
Sure. First of all, China is the world's top producer of
2:09:39
graphite. And according to the US Geological Survey, China
2:09:43
accounts for two thirds of the growth global supply. China also
2:09:48
refines more than 90% of the world's graphite into material
2:09:51
used virtually in all Evie batteries. So you know China is
2:09:56
an important player here in this front. And the reason why
2:10:00
graphite is important as because graphite is the largest Evie
2:10:04
battery component by weight, and almost double the amount of
2:10:08
lithium in an Eevee battery. But besides EVs graphite is also
2:10:13
commonly used in the semiconductor aerospace,
2:10:16
chemical and steel industries. And top buyers of graphite are
2:10:21
Japan, the US and a couple of other countries. What doesn't
2:10:25
Adam Curry: China have that we need?
2:10:27
John C Dvorak: Get it? How does China out has outmaneuvered us?
2:10:32
In everything we're just sit around flat footed are scions of
2:10:38
industry who make 2030 $40 million a year as CEOs don't do
2:10:43
crap about it because they're incompetent. And here we go
2:10:46
again. And this is all because we cut because Biden cut the
2:10:50
supply of AI chips, mostly from Nvidia to China. So now now you
2:10:55
got you got to you get these chips. Is that going to be good
2:10:59
for us? So you can't have the chips. And so China just says
2:11:02
okay, you can't have the graphite as part two.
2:11:04
Unknown: And now why is China limiting exports of this crucial
2:11:08
mineral.
2:11:09
So according to the official statement, as for national
2:11:12
security reasons, China's commerce ministry said the move
2:11:16
was to ensure stability of the global supply chain and
2:11:19
industrial chain, and to better safeguard national security and
2:11:22
interests. It added that it was not targeting any specific
2:11:26
country. But that's the official reason. But some analysts are
2:11:31
questioning whether you know, this is a tit for tat measure
2:11:35
against the US, because Washington on Tuesdays said it
2:11:38
plans to halt shipments of more advanced artificial intelligence
2:11:42
chips to China. And three days later, here we are at Beijing
2:11:46
officials announcing these graphite curves. So the timing
2:11:50
may be curious to some of the Dutch
2:11:53
Adam Curry: press was just reading yesterday, they're
2:11:55
complaining about how ASML who do the lithography for chips,
2:12:00
they the Dutch government now has no say over what goes to
2:12:05
China. It's all Washington. Yeah, they've completely
2:12:09
capitulated. And they didn't. So that's all part of this tit for
2:12:13
tat was. So what does this mean? Ultimately, no one gets chips
2:12:16
and you keep your laptop.
2:12:20
John C Dvorak: I mean, it's gonna, likely the machines are
2:12:21
built to last. I think there's a last. I think there's a third
2:12:29
clip here, there is
2:12:30
Unknown: an on that last part, what will be the impact of these
2:12:33
curves,
2:12:34
right. So under these new restrictions, which will take
2:12:37
effect in December, China is going to require exporters to
2:12:41
apply for permits to ship certain types of graphite. And
2:12:45
the curves are actually similar to those placed on chip making
2:12:49
metals gallium and germanium from a few months ago. And from
2:12:53
what we've seen with that, those restrictions, they have
2:12:56
effectively choked off exports of those metals and pushed up
2:13:00
prices outside of the country. So that's a reference. But what
2:13:04
analysts are also saying is that the impact could be that the
2:13:07
average price of graphite will continue to rise in the future.
2:13:12
But this control is not a complete ban, and there has been
2:13:16
no significant impact on any industry during the previous
2:13:20
temporary controls. And this also raises the question,
2:13:24
though, of how dependent on China does the US want to be in
2:13:28
the context of the electrification of vehicles and
2:13:33
potentially highlights the need for the West to perhaps have
2:13:37
independent supply chains and self sufficiency in both raw
2:13:40
materials and downstream components?
2:13:43
Adam Curry: Forget the chips for a minute the jobs forget the
2:13:46
jobs won't this time it this should tank the already stupid
2:13:51
Evie market can we just already Can we just say that this is
2:13:55
dumb that this was a bad idea and everybody who bought into
2:13:58
the electric vehicle is going to get screwed? Your battery's a
2:14:02
third the cost of the vehicle. No one wants to buy your car
2:14:05
secondhand. You might as well lease it so you're leasing the
2:14:09
battery? I mean, isn't this all just a dumb idea what won't we
2:14:13
just go back to explosive engines combustion engines
2:14:17
John C Dvorak: Well I hope so but you know they've they've
2:14:19
promoted this very well and you get a superstar promoters like
2:14:23
Elon Musk doesn't help things doesn't help. You know what
2:14:27
should be I mean,
2:14:29
Adam Curry: I know I see. Like I see nothing but EVs on the lots
2:14:33
everywhere. Hundreds of EVs unsold that people don't want
2:14:39
them anymore.
2:14:40
John C Dvorak: Well, actually, even in China. There's these
2:14:42
photos that these people have taken with drones have these
2:14:45
huge piles of unsold EVs that are backing up now from these
2:14:50
Evie companies, because China's making
2:14:53
Adam Curry: two or three and these boundaries, they keep
2:14:54
exploding everywhere. It's annoying. You can't
2:14:57
John C Dvorak: put them in your garage. You to blow up the
2:15:01
garage and warehouse, you're going to charge you got to put a
2:15:04
wire out to the car out and sitting in the driveway. Does
2:15:08
that make sense? When kids would come by you know, and you know,
2:15:12
throw it in a bucket or something. I mean, you just
2:15:14
didn't know when to do we haven't seen the vandalism yet.
2:15:18
Adam Curry: Before we take a break a follow up on a clip that
2:15:22
we played in March from two of my favorite radio guys. weenie
2:15:28
in the bud from Russia. I forget their actual vo Vanya, those
2:15:32
guys. Oh, Vaughn and Alexis Vaughn Lexus in the morning. And
2:15:37
they hoax Fifi Lagarde, the director of the Euro European
2:15:42
Central Bank into admitting that a digital Euro a central bank
2:15:48
digital currency was on the way a reminder. Well, I have a
2:15:51
question about it, and they pretended to be Zelinsky. And
2:15:54
she was all like Linsky and she was primping her hair before the
2:15:58
call. Like who I came, I'm gonna be talking to Lindsay, this is
2:16:01
when he was still hot news.
2:16:03
Unknown: I'm also a good user of electronic money. So my
2:16:09
question, you're introducing the electronic era as I know, so,
2:16:14
how can I be up? How can switching to an electronic
2:16:18
currency help?
2:16:20
But two things Number one, it will be decided in October. So
2:16:26
we are preparing the ground, we want to be ready. We want to be
2:16:30
trained, but it will not be decided until October 23. The
2:16:36
reason I'm personally convinced that we have to move ahead is a
2:16:43
situation like the one we are in now. We are dependent on a
2:16:48
supply of gas by a very unfriendly country. I don't want
2:16:55
Europe to be dependent on an unfriendly country's currency,
2:17:01
for instance, I don't know, you know, the Chinese currency, the
2:17:05
Russian currency, the whatever, or dependent on a friendly
2:17:10
currency but which is activated by a private corporate entity,
2:17:16
like, you know, Facebook or like Google or anybody like
2:17:22
Adam Curry: I'm user of Bitcoin to Okay. Okay. Then he goes in
2:17:26
all that. So she said, October 23, we're laying the groundwork
2:17:30
and then she went into such so like, oh, you know, it'll be
2:17:34
like, there'll be limited people can you know, if we won't track
2:17:38
you unless you spend over 300 euros, then them all sudden the
2:17:42
the machines wake up and will track you and don't worry, you
2:17:44
won't sell your information. What I like about Fifi is she
2:17:49
doesn't mess around. They made the decision five days early on
2:17:53
October 18. The digital
2:17:55
Unknown: euro is on the move. Yesterday, the Governing Council
2:17:59
of the ECB approved the opening of the preparation phase, it
2:18:05
will be a journey, and we will walk the journey together with
2:18:09
the legislator. All European institutions will be involved to
2:18:15
make sure that Europe is equipped with the currency of
2:18:19
the future. Cash is here to stay. You will have all options,
2:18:26
cash, and digital cash digital cash. So what does it mean for
2:18:31
you? For consumers? It will be free and easy to use everywhere
2:18:37
in the euro area. All of that, of course is subject to the
2:18:42
legislative process. Cash or digital. The choice will be
2:18:47
euros. You Euro your choice. Yeah,
2:18:52
Adam Curry: your Euro your choice. Yeah, but we want to
2:18:55
make sure you choose the digital option and we are already going
2:18:58
out and doing some weak ass advertising.
2:19:02
Unknown: Imagine a digital single payment solution that can
2:19:06
be used for any kind of payment throughout the euro area. Guess
2:19:11
what? It could become a reality. The digital Euro. Easy, safe,
2:19:18
fast, reliable digital money from the European Central Bank
2:19:23
at your fingertips whenever you need it. How would it work?
2:19:30
You've gone for a meal with a friend and you want to split the
2:19:33
bill. Simple. Open the digital Euro wallet on your smartphone.
2:19:38
Check your balance. Enter the amount of pay your friend
2:19:42
confirm your transfer. Your friend will receive the money
2:19:45
instantly free of charge. It doesn't matter which country
2:19:49
you're in or who your payments provider is payments are still
2:19:53
made instantly even offline. It's also easy to use the
2:19:57
digital Euro at your favorite local shops. Gotta unlock your
2:20:00
device, place it on the terminal authenticate, make the payments
2:20:05
online or offline. If you want, you can also use a physical
2:20:09
card. What about e commerce? The digital euro is also available
2:20:14
when you're buying something online via digital or physical,
2:20:19
the euro will always be a euro and have the same value
2:20:22
irrespective of format. Let's embrace the digital era. Digital
2:20:28
Euro.
2:20:29
Adam Curry: That's right. And every digital Euro comes with a
2:20:32
digital ID.
2:20:35
John C Dvorak: Let me get this straight here. So I'm at a
2:20:39
restaurant. Now in the olden days, I want to split the bill
2:20:43
with somebody we throw our cards down both of us. Yeah. And the
2:20:47
restaurant takes care of it. Give us a couple separate bills.
2:20:51
Simple ups, it couldn't be easier.
2:20:53
Adam Curry: That's not true. You always made me pay with a
2:20:56
company card.
2:20:59
John C Dvorak: Generally speaking,
2:21:02
Adam Curry: he won't admit it. You're always made me pay.
2:21:05
John C Dvorak: Yeah, cuz you had the you had the MVNO company
2:21:09
card. Yeah, that was dynamite. luceplan What's the point we're
2:21:12
going to bvo times good times, those days are over. So but the
2:21:17
point is you normally go out with somebody wants to throw the
2:21:20
cards down, it's all day. Now. Instead, I gotta give a phone on
2:21:24
me. I gotta open the phone. I got to scroll through my apps
2:21:29
and get this app up, and I gotta find it. And then I gotta log
2:21:32
in. And then I gotta click on something. I gotta find the
2:21:35
other guy's name. And I gotta send him some money. And then he
2:21:38
pays the bill. This is like ridiculously complicated
2:21:41
compared to throwing the card down and letting the restaurant
2:21:45
take care of the the complexity
2:21:47
Adam Curry: this will never work because you left your phone in
2:21:50
the drawer. And that's how you get out of paying the bill it's
2:21:54
a bonus for
2:21:55
John C Dvorak: you duel for me yeah nuts arguing about that
2:21:58
part but of course this heart that we're not gonna work well I
2:22:03
Adam Curry: liked it David promote anything it'll do
2:22:05
offline. How does that work? How does it do offline payments with
2:22:08
does it connect to the internet later? I mean, I'd have to
2:22:12
obviously that seems kind of odd.
2:22:14
John C Dvorak: No, the whole thing it has to have a it has to
2:22:16
have some thing in the car. It has to be a chip card chip smart
2:22:22
card that has information in the chip that kind of alludes to the
2:22:26
fact that you have a bunch of money in your account.
2:22:28
Adam Curry: Well the two things to look out for are one the
2:22:31
digital ID that will come with this that's just a given and to
2:22:35
the possibility to European Central Bank's into is a bank
2:22:40
digital money from the central bank is classified as a cbdc and
2:22:46
they will be able to inflate or deflate the money supply at will
2:22:51
take it take your money away. Yeah, they could cut you off.
2:22:54
It's a beautiful thing. Yay Europe you're good to go. You're
2:22:57
it's your Euro your choice. And with that, I'd like to thank you
2:23:02
very much for your currency in the morning to you the man who
2:23:04
put the C and B like JC D please talk to my friend on the other
2:23:08
on the one on the Mr. John
2:23:16
John C Dvorak: C Bucha graph in here so as to what David's
2:23:18
nights out there
2:23:18
Adam Curry: in the morning to the control room. Hello.
2:23:27
We got 2077 on the troll counts 20770. I'm noting these and
2:23:34
we're 223 into it.
2:23:37
John C Dvorak: Yes, hello.
2:23:40
Adam Curry: Everything with us just low.
2:23:42
John C Dvorak: Less low is very low. Average on Sundays 24.
2:23:46
Adam Curry: Low t we got low T low trolls low T. But anyway, we
2:23:51
love our trolls. Because they're here. This is the only place
2:23:55
where it's healthy for you to binge. And to get all your
2:23:59
triggering immediately. Just do it. Do it. Do it only for three
2:24:03
hours, twice a week. That's what we recommend and just stay off
2:24:06
of everything else. Put your phone in the drawer be like JCD
2:24:11
you can join the trolls at the troll room troll room.io or use
2:24:15
a modern podcast app. You'll want one eventually. You can you
2:24:19
can trust me on that. Do you know that John Stewart got
2:24:22
cancelled by Apple? His podcast?
2:24:25
John C Dvorak: He quit. Okay,
2:24:28
Adam Curry: there were creative differences over China and ai
2:24:34
John C Dvorak: do we talked about this in the last show?
2:24:36
Adam Curry: No. No, we didn't talk about maybe maybe you
2:24:38
talked about it on DHL unplugged. I haven't heard DHL
2:24:42
blog this week.
2:24:44
John C Dvorak: Anyway, you gotta cancel these out. Yeah, get
2:24:46
Adam Curry: them on podcast that podcast apps.com pod verse now
2:24:50
does Android Auto and I think they're going to do Car Play or
2:24:54
something like that. So these things are getting pretty good.
2:24:57
Getting pretty modern doing things. Well. I
2:24:59
John C Dvorak: did. came up with dinner that's what it was
2:25:01
because another Gao quit this guy he did. The team left is a
2:25:07
new startup that's that's headed creatively by John Lasseter out
2:25:12
of Disney he was the guy was who was cancelled from Disney for
2:25:16
being too much of a hugger in Calif in Southern California. Oh
2:25:21
my god. Oh no, he's hugging these women constantly go and he
2:25:28
did a start up but this guy's Apple hired him on and they they
2:25:31
all walked off in a huff and went to Netflix for more money.
2:25:36
No to Apples can't keep it together. They're gonna eat at
2:25:40
the by Disney. I mean they their creativity.
2:25:44
Adam Curry: Can they even make a joke? Can I even make chips
2:25:47
without the graphite?
2:25:50
John C Dvorak: So they're not making the chips or designing
2:25:52
the chips. Oh, okay. So to the foundries to get the graphite. I
2:25:57
think
2:25:57
Adam Curry: Apple's heyday may be over. What do you think?
2:26:00
John C Dvorak: Well, the thing is a couple of things. Since
2:26:03
we're talking about it, one JC has the latest version three
2:26:07
that about the newest of the new folding Samsung phones. The
2:26:13
phone? Yeah, it's a killer.
2:26:16
Adam Curry: What is the benefit of a folding phone?
2:26:19
John C Dvorak: Oh, it's just a vis smaller when you fold it up,
2:26:23
it hangs up on your folded down you get to slam it down. It's
2:26:28
works like a champ. It's got a terrific screen. It's a it's
2:26:32
just a marvelous product. I would say that the second day
2:26:36
when it's taken share away from Apple. The second thing is the
2:26:39
Huawei phone in China is killing apple. Hmm. They're getting beat
2:26:44
up badly on their phone and then they're not in fact, we talked
2:26:48
about this at the dinner table when we talked about Jon
2:26:50
Stewart, which was why didn't apple and if Steve Jobs was
2:26:54
running the place still that folding phone that Samsung has
2:26:58
would have been an Apple phone.
2:27:01
Adam Curry: Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I liked the
2:27:03
John C Dvorak: idea of having got a touchscreen laptop for
2:27:06
God's sake. I liked
2:27:07
Adam Curry: the idea of rage quitting your phone like the old
2:27:10
flip phone days like scroll. Yeah, like slap it closed. I
2:27:13
kind of like that.
2:27:14
John C Dvorak: That's you can do that with his phone.
2:27:16
Adam Curry: I stopped still using my light phone mainly.
2:27:19
Yeah, that's
2:27:19
John C Dvorak: fine. I'm trying to get any phone so I'm just
2:27:22
telling you what I'm observing from other you know what's going
2:27:25
on. I like the Samsung folding phone I don't have one. I don't
2:27:30
intend to get one I'm probably too expensive and
2:27:34
Adam Curry: twit is really missing out on you they need you
2:27:36
these are time because they're going to be all googoo gaga over
2:27:38
that thing. And they need us they need you to go I don't want
2:27:43
that phone and to change the language to Korean Russians even
2:27:48
better i favorite trick my favorite Jhansi divorce a great
2:27:51
John C Dvorak: trick for people that don't know that trick I'll
2:27:53
tell you because anyone can do this to anybody asked to borrow
2:27:56
someone's phone quickly go to the settings go to the languages
2:28:01
and turn the language to Chinese and then give them to us from
2:28:04
back and back to the homescreen and back to the home screen and
2:28:08
then you're good to go
2:28:09
Adam Curry: and then your friends for life you did that to
2:28:13
me once and I was I was a bit disturbed by it I don't remember
2:28:18
what phone that was but I remember you doing this and I
2:28:20
was like
2:28:20
John C Dvorak: yeah, that's a good guy. It's funny. Yeah it
2:28:23
made you very popular with the kids it makes you know it unless
2:28:27
you know how to get back to the settings and sometimes they have
2:28:30
the icons will help you and it but if but with some phones
2:28:35
especially earlier like 10 years ago these phones were such that
2:28:39
you didn't have you couldn't figure out how to get the
2:28:42
language back and you had to go basically to your computer go
2:28:46
online and you know look it up and it was very annoying I was
2:28:52
surprised I didn't get punched
2:28:55
Adam Curry: Have you never been punched for just being you know
2:28:58
amazing amazing.
2:29:00
John C Dvorak: I haven't I have a it's my attitude
2:29:03
Adam Curry: has no one I've just come a sucker punch you just for
2:29:05
being you know,
2:29:06
John C Dvorak: you'd think yeah, I don't want to put it in
2:29:09
anyone's mind. I'm on my guard for sucker punches
2:29:15
Adam Curry: we so tomorrow you can you can follow us but there
2:29:20
will be nothing happening. Um no agenda social because everyone
2:29:23
will be doing it taking a JCD be like JCD day. Put your phone in
2:29:28
the drawer tomorrow but on Tuesday you can follow John C
2:29:32
Dvorak at no agenda social.com Adam at no agenda social.com And
2:29:38
yes then not interact with us um um, I'm going to try and I
2:29:44
interact
2:29:45
John C Dvorak: you with two people I blocked both of you I
2:29:47
saw
2:29:48
Adam Curry: John's like I'm always on no agenda social. I
2:29:51
see your no agenda social. What are you talking about black. I
2:29:55
know what you were mad.
2:29:56
John C Dvorak: They were going after you and the show the
2:29:59
studio From people, and they're gonna lie down and one of them
2:30:05
who's I thought was a friend of the show and some female and she
2:30:09
said, I can't remember who she is.
2:30:12
Adam Curry: This is the one who said, but I just stopped
2:30:16
donating. That's my face
2:30:17
John C Dvorak: that Yes, that one. She says, Well, I still
2:30:20
listen to the show. But I stopped donating because she was
2:30:23
very arrogant about it, because this other guy was going on this
2:30:26
show stinks. And I said, What are you even on no agenda social
2:30:30
for to tell us at the show sting? I think I blocked that
2:30:33
guy. And I blocked her,
2:30:35
Adam Curry: I think is that she said, I just get back at him by
2:30:39
by not donating to the show. And I said, I used the Jhansi
2:30:42
Dvorak, I said, noted. And I thought that would be the end of
2:30:46
it. And then she got really mad. I'm like, I gave all my money to
2:30:50
you. I know rather what
2:30:51
John C Dvorak: she'd already said she stopped doing that,
2:30:53
too. She's that she's overboard. For all practical purposes, you
2:30:56
should have blocked her
2:30:59
Adam Curry: block. I only blocked that one guy because he
2:31:02
just filled up my timeline just annoying. Yeah, it doesn't
2:31:06
matter. I'm just lurking now
2:31:09
John C Dvorak: rubbed me the wrong way you get blocked.
2:31:12
Adam Curry: Value for value is the proposition. If you find no
2:31:15
value, then don't support the show. If you do find value, then
2:31:20
support the show.
2:31:21
John C Dvorak: You don't quit grousing, if you don't support
2:31:23
you know, just don't support the show. Yeah. Is that setting
2:31:27
grousing and trying to get other people not to support to show
2:31:32
that's what I don't like that's what I blocked her for. She was
2:31:35
going on. She was firstly trying to keep donations away from the
2:31:40
show.
2:31:40
Adam Curry: And that stopped her you think about you blocking her
2:31:43
know
2:31:43
John C Dvorak: that they have to listen to okay.
2:31:47
Adam Curry: Just even tomorrow don't even Oh, she
2:31:50
John C Dvorak: wrote get to see any of the fabulous memes that I
2:31:52
post.
2:31:54
Adam Curry: Oh, god, you're you have not posted any memes. I
2:31:57
haven't seen any memes from you. Yeah, I posted it because oh,
2:32:00
there's only one guy I like who posted it? And it's weird. But I
2:32:06
like the guy. No. Baray I think it is p post classic muscle cars
2:32:12
like that. I like those. That's
2:32:14
John C Dvorak: like Food Wars memes. He does a lot of them. He
2:32:17
gets newsletter material from him. Well, good
2:32:21
Adam Curry: for you. Yeah. So throughout the years, people
2:32:26
have supported the show in many ways, time and talent is a big
2:32:29
one. You can organize a meetup. And then you really I mean,
2:32:32
you're doing it for no agenda, nation no matter what. But when
2:32:35
you organize a meetup, you're doing it for your brothers and
2:32:37
sisters. So you really need to if you can organize a meetup,
2:32:41
that's a great way to help. There's so many different ways
2:32:44
you can help getting other people to listen. But not
2:32:46
helping is telling people not to donate. And that's not time.
2:32:50
That's not a help helpful value for value. No, it's negative.
2:32:53
It's negative value is envy, envy for V. Now artwork we love
2:32:58
because it first of all, it's an act of love, because artists are
2:33:02
putting their their creativity out there, ready to be
2:33:06
criticized, which is our way of loving you back. It is true,
2:33:10
because you normally do stuff on spec, you don't hear anything
2:33:13
from anybody. They just ignore you don't even get a phone call
2:33:16
back. And when we'd love to having a new piece of art for
2:33:20
every single episode is great. It gets people's attention. It
2:33:23
looks good when you post it, it looks great in the podcast apps.
2:33:28
And we do have, you know, rules and stuff that we need to adhere
2:33:31
to like, Yes, I go to read it and we'd like stuff that pops
2:33:34
but that we break those from time to time. And of course,
2:33:37
whenever there's a special episode like the last one,
2:33:39
episode 1600 That's when you can be pretty sure that we're going
2:33:42
to go for something that boasts about the fact that it's 1600
2:33:46
episodes and Sir Suge, aka faux Diddley, he did that and then
2:33:51
some and brought us the Infinity artwork of 16 years. 1600
2:33:57
episodes. You liked it right off the bat, you went straight for
2:34:00
it and said, I like this one.
2:34:04
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I like it because I liked the use of
2:34:06
infinite perspective. And vanishing point. I'm sorry.
2:34:10
Here's what I meant. Vanishing Point. I think he used it well,
2:34:14
and we were talking about you know, the vanishing point has
2:34:16
something to do with some of the issues in the show is great.
2:34:19
Great.
2:34:20
Adam Curry: We looked at a couple other pieces. I did keep
2:34:23
coming back to Parker Polly's tramp stamp, but I don't know
2:34:28
why. I thought it was well executed. The sweet 16 And what
2:34:35
else by the way, you can follow this and no agenda art
2:34:37
generator.com You can also upload anyone can participate in
2:34:40
this. You're more than welcome. Also, a lot of these show up in
2:34:44
our chapters and those modern podcast apps. I liked to have
2:34:48
something that I liked. I can't remember what it was.
2:34:51
John C Dvorak: He really liked much.
2:34:53
Adam Curry: No, I did. Did. I can't remember. I don't know um,
2:34:57
look.
2:34:57
John C Dvorak: It was a lot of art but it was was to do a
2:35:01
complaining about certain. I don't remember who Oh, he first
2:35:05
of all decided we're going to use 16.
2:35:07
Adam Curry: Yeah, I know what it was it was capitalist agenda,
2:35:11
whose art was really if you blow it up the 60s down at the bottom
2:35:17
of the page. The 1600 is kind of peeling off this cube. It's
2:35:22
flowing over. I really liked that piece. Yeah, that's a piece
2:35:25
I'd like to have on my wall. I mean, I
2:35:27
John C Dvorak: I'd frame that that was the light to
2:35:29
dimensionality. Yeah,
2:35:30
Adam Curry: thank you. But it's somehow it doesn't work. I'm not
2:35:34
sure why it is something just doesn't work in a small format.
2:35:38
I guess. They had to he did two of them. You know, something,
2:35:44
John C Dvorak: it has his moment and
2:35:45
Adam Curry: has had his moment. However, we do want to thank Bo
2:35:49
Diddley for bringing us the artwork for episode number 1600.
2:35:52
And the title of that one was unpackage. We just heard one
2:35:55
theory where that came from. We appreciate that very much. And
2:35:58
thank you to all the artists for what you do. It is highly
2:36:02
appreciated. Now there's Phoebe, ABC something or somebody. Tina
2:36:08
is still out. She's still in Utah. That's
2:36:10
John C Dvorak: where you go to overloaded the show with Eclipse
2:36:12
today,
2:36:13
Adam Curry: but you're the one with the Eclipse.
2:36:16
John C Dvorak: No, I know. But I'm saying you had a
2:36:18
presentation. You had deep dives. You had a follow up you
2:36:23
had you looked into this group of screwballs. And you had the
2:36:27
information even this is what happens. Are you complaining?
2:36:30
No, I was fine. I was just relaxing. But it was very
2:36:35
entertaining. It was educational. It's educational.
2:36:38
Have
2:36:38
Adam Curry: a new schedule. I got up early this morning. I'm
2:36:40
getting up early again. Oh, good for you. Yeah. So I had had more
2:36:45
work and I did some You're right. I did do some of the work
2:36:47
yesterday, right? Yeah.
2:36:49
John C Dvorak: The show gets better. We're sitting there
2:36:51
bored. I guess so.
2:36:54
Adam Curry: Let's Yeah, let's thank the treasurer. We have a
2:36:56
lot of PhDs in coming today which is good to see we kick it
2:36:59
off with Brandon Jansen. Just as US does not have a state in his
2:37:07
so I don't know where he's from.
2:37:09
John C Dvorak: But he Jaden D I don't know
2:37:13
Adam Curry: where he has a note.
2:37:15
John C Dvorak: Came into it though check and he came with a
2:37:18
check for some amount and then $4 into dollar bills. We have a
2:37:22
$2 bill thing going on with the show. And one of our one of our
2:37:26
executives or one of our producers dropped off $222.22
2:37:32
And all the dollars were introduced 110 $2 bills. Pow
2:37:39
Adam Curry: well this is a 1601 incident eight for his
2:37:44
conspiracy therapist sir Parson of Florence sent us a card happy
2:37:49
anniversary card no agenda show was true. The best podcast in
2:37:52
universe sincerely Future. Future knights from Captain
2:37:57
Planet. This is hard to read. You have the note there in front
2:38:00
of you. Handwritten notes I do have the note if you read the
2:38:05
card, but then the note is because he has Oh sir conspiracy
2:38:10
therapists or Parson Florence
2:38:16
John C Dvorak: Yes. I knew this note was trouble when it came
2:38:20
in. Jay couldn't read it. But it's in longhand and it is not
2:38:26
unreadable by probably let me try to read it. I'd like to 1000
2:38:30
at this instant night my spiritual therapists or Parson
2:38:35
of Florence whoever serves probably have night already. The
2:38:38
remainder going towards my future and knighting to be
2:38:42
determined tried listening to no agenda after Adams first Rogan
2:38:46
Rogan donation appearance. However, it was not ready for to
2:38:52
I was not ready to absorb the information and analysis.
2:38:56
Adam Curry: Yes, you have to be ready for this. Yes, true.
2:38:59
John C Dvorak: I agree. Fast forward to the beginning of 2023
2:39:04
after six shots No, I didn't say that. I was I was feeling lost
2:39:10
with my previous worldview. Having been shattered after all
2:39:16
the relentless psyops beating me down you both still sounded
2:39:20
crazy, but but only because I I was in fact I was the crazy one
2:39:27
Oh, ah he gave KK he woke up. I went back to twitch January
2:39:33
2022, and proceeded to listen to all the years episodes. In
2:39:38
addition to brought me up to date with the current episodes.
2:39:42
This helped me snap out of it basically Holy crap. These guys
2:39:46
are on to skip the scams. He says to himself, and he went on
2:39:51
and on he goes on I don't want to read the whole thing.
2:39:53
Ignorance is bliss, but luckily I've come to be I've come to
2:39:57
realize that it is better to know With the truth, tend to be
2:40:02
comforted with lies. The first step is admittedly that I've
2:40:07
been duped. I've been duped which is not easy but but
2:40:16
improving while this note will not be complete without a shout
2:40:20
out to my beautiful and endlessly patient wife, my life
2:40:24
would only would truly be meaningless without her. And our
2:40:30
boys thanks for the 21 years babe an important part of the
2:40:36
note you are the light of my life My reason is all scrambled
2:40:40
here at the bottom. My reason for living? Sincerely a faithful
2:40:44
and future night Godspeed to all.
2:40:47
Unknown: That's beautiful man and he wants some karmic jangles
2:40:49
some good karma here. You've got karma. Oh, wait.
2:40:55
Adam Curry: He also needs jobs karma and baby making karma?
2:40:59
Well, we'll throw in a goat to make that jobs,
2:41:02
Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs. That's Volker jobs.
2:41:08
Adam Curry: Karma All right, then we have Keith Gibson with
2:41:11
1000 I don't have a note from Keith Do you have a no try?
2:41:14
John C Dvorak: I want to say that Keith is actually sir Kay
2:41:16
good this spring sir keg of the spring. Okay, he I could not
2:41:21
find he's written before. So he does I got his name. So he
2:41:26
hasn't said anything and for this so we'll give him a double
2:41:28
up.
2:41:29
Adam Curry: Yep, double up, Carmen is you go sir. Okay,
2:41:32
you've
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Unknown: got
2:41:35
Adam Curry: grab the next one then to make it easy. Kevin
2:41:38
Popovich 1000. These are all PhD years. In The Morning John Adam.
2:41:43
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2:41:48
professional opinions on what many believe and what is most
2:41:51
likely true. It's it's always a relief to watch fellow critical
2:41:55
thinkers and deconstructionist straddle dimensions to reach the
2:41:58
point where all Wardlow world lines meet. With enough
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curry to be added to the round table if there's Hey, I made
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that. That's why we have it in stock. Yeah, Reason is lit. He
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says Well, thank you, Kevin. Reason
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John C Dvorak: and so my first I should say before I do that, my
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first batch of Thai pepper and I get some Thai pepper some some
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Hmong at the farmers market who make some of the hottest type
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peppers. In fact, the last batch, they said Be very careful
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with because they're actually ghost peppers. No, no, because
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because the mom had planted some nearby ghost peppers. And they
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interbred with the pollination. So they're extremely they're
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actually in danger. dangerous, very dangerous, because it can
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now so the first batch of Thai pepper I made, which I still
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have from like, 15 years ago, I put like 10 of these Hot Thai
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chilies in there. Yeah. One you use 111? Not 10
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Adam Curry: All right. All right. So you live
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high also $1,000. So he'll be a triple threat with the PhD,
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received my PhD in media deconstruction with a minor in
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sound effects. Do you have a sense of current job market for
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these skills? Congrats John and Adam and the NA producers for
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1600 episodes and 16 years. Thank you.
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Adam Curry: Oh, how incredibly nice. Thank you. Derek Boggs
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1000 Gentlemen, thank you for your courage. I donated 1564 and
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my name was misspelled in the credits. Could you please
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correct this? Well, yes, of course. I would like to be
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timer here love you guys and everything you do.
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what he heard he heard sounds weird.
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Adam Curry: hurry and it really does today don't get beat up a
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we have a note from Edgar I don't have I don't have any her
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in here you come with your W karma. Karma.
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douching we got
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Adam Curry: bad deed deuced and then we have Sir Chris and Dame
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Christian from Walnut Creek California switcheroo please
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credit this executive producer ship to my best friend since
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grade school Sir William messing of Bainbridge Island below
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celebrating a double nickel birthday today October 22nd. I
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could not think of a better president than an executive
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producer credit on the best podcast in the universe. Happy
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happiness. Congrats on 16 years of media deconstruction all the
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best to you and the no agenda family. Sir Chris and Dame
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Kristen of Carmel by the sea.
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John C Dvorak: Andrew a Katolik is 33333 self proclaimed longest
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time d bag. So I don't know if you DEGUS he doesn't want to D
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douching.
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Adam Curry: Yeah, well, so yes or no?
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John C Dvorak: I would say no. Because he wants to be a self
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proclaimed longtime douchebag.
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Adam Curry: Okay. No, it is then. That's it. That's his
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whole note.
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John C Dvorak: As far as I know, yeah.
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Adam Curry: Wait, didn't he didn't Okay? Unless you can find
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account yet either. Given my lapse and donations, please do.
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hunt. Thank you for your courage. Russell Davidson. Yeah,
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karma for you.
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John C Dvorak: bouquet. This is the other new. Okay, we're at
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Zach Williams. Can you find this note?
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Adam Curry: Well, isn't that on the notes that we got here?
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John C Dvorak: I have it. Yes.
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Adam Curry: I believe I have it here. Hold on a second. Yes,
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Zach Williams, John. John, but I'll read it 333 We hope you
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enjoy this gift with family and friends. You have been
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encouraging part of my Thursdays and Sundays my kids shout John
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whether whether you're whether or not you've given another Hey
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kids, a kids. Whether you know listening, whether you know it
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or not, you're making an impact on generations. Very sincerely,
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thank you for your courage blessing from Zach Williams.
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John C Dvorak: Okay, yeah, little truth.org Go check it
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Adam Curry: And he says it says if you go to little truth.org
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John C Dvorak: to go. Okay, and that was was that that's
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Adam Curry: Yeah, exactly. But for Chris it's a switcheroo.
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John C Dvorak: Okay, so we have Ba Cerise Meister and Sluss
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altos another attendee at the meetup I'm in need of a severe D
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douching.
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John C Dvorak: me with 300 300 Hey John, what would happen if I
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give carnivorous plants some ammonium nitrate? I don't know.
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I don't know about it. They probably won't like it. Nothing
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guy was yet to feed it with a spoon. That's the problem. I
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want to give a shout out to my favorite podcast app RSS radio
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by durata software not part of the podcasting 2.0 Echo system
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but hoping it will be. It was one of the first apps to offer
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can group your podcast into different categories that you
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artwork, the app shows you the URL of the image for
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downloading. The app can also display chapters and live stream
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if you have a link. I got my PMP certification so I'm going to
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get a job as calm I need one. Thanks sincerely, sir rich
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Meister. Yeah.
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Adam Curry: And as the developer to check out podcast and 2.0
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functionality,
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Adam Curry: Francisco Ramos is in Temecula, Temecula, Temecula,
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Temecula, Temecula, California 23456. Love that number. Good
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morning, John Adam. I've been listening to the podcast since
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Adams appearance on Joe Rogan back in September 2020 Rogan
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donation I was tired of being a douche. And I it happens and
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decided to contribute some of my treasure to the best podcast in
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universe thank you both for all you do. Please give me an
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American made de Deus none of that China made junk. De deuced
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and I would also like China is a foe. Oh, okay, a another you
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might die. How often does that happen? Another you might die
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and a noodle gunging Go? Well, we got all of that for you.
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Respectfully, Francisco Ramos from Temecula, California, my
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name is as HoH you might die and the jingle in the face with my
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John C Dvorak: get to my pasta Glock locked and loaded. Now I
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have certain black ammo in Crockett California 23456. And
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there's no note from him and I can find it. So this gives him a
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double up karma
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Unknown: you've got
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John C Dvorak: I want to get this next one. This is Mr.
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Montague who is at the meetup. And he's the one who dropped off
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$111 bills. $2 Bill nice. I like it. I like a diamond to pen a
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table of dimes and two pennies. And it's a row of ducks. He
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wants health karma for his mom's broken leg. But I should mention
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he's also the guy. As far as I know, who did a whole slew of no
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agenda stickers, which we gave out to everybody that we could
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and they are dynamite. They're mostly little covers that are
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about one inch by one Angelo's show album art and some other
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stuff. And they're just really it is nice. They're not it was a
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nice gesture.
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Adam Curry: Alright sir Montauk. Thanks for going to the meetup.
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We appreciate you.
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Unknown: You've got karma.
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Adam Curry: Sir Don Francis Chandler, Arizona 222 dot 16. In
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the morning Adam and John this donation is in honor of my
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smokin hot wife Dame Stephanie and the Explorer chicks gang
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currently wreaking havoc across the state of Utah.
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John C Dvorak: It may be a fellow traveler. Yes.
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Adam Curry: Dude, you miss the special meetup. It may be added
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to the bail Fund started by Sir Mike in the last episode at your
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discretion. I too must admit to feeling somewhat jail Adam,
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congratulations on 1600 Plus shows and 16 years from Sir Don
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Francis Thank you very much sir Don. I feel like you my brother
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now we are brothers brothers in this mess.
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John C Dvorak: Kiwi Rick in ball and Western Australia. And he is
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this has to be bumped up because it's actually amounts to $345.67
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what we do in Australian dollars even though it's $208.82 was
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wrong with Australia a lot. Congratulations on your
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anniversary from Perth. Isn't Perth. Please de douche me.
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Unknown: You've been de deuced
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John C Dvorak: got me to the birthday list. I'm 48 on October
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22. You might want to check because this is a lot of stuff
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for Jada doing she may miss this one. The donation also brings up
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my knighthood please dubbed me Sir Richard of the lands down
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under I would humbly request Bangers and Mash along with the
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usual accoutrements of the roundtable. Man I have a 33 is
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Kiwi Rick?
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Adam Curry: Yes and then this is no problem for Jay. She's on she
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got him on both lists 33 magic magic
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Adam Curry: well, I'd love to take the last one but it's about
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John C Dvorak: Showdown continues,
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Adam Curry: does thank you all to these executive and Associate
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Executive producers and PhD years we have a special ceremony
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for you to hand out to your your PhDs, although I'm looking for a
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bit of help with the imaging if anyone feels feels that they
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could they're up to that. These are credits that are real
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only guaranteed read the notes for execs and Associate
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Executive producers sometimes we'll stop and we'll grab one on
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the way down and John is going to take us through the 50s right
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now.
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John C Dvorak: Exactly. That start with who's at the top of
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the list. To run Vargo and Hoffman Hills Illinois. 160.
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Dame Shopska salad. Hey, go in Shazam. UK. I'm looking for some
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bucks. Dan Malley in Fremont, California. 113 Matt Grisham in
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Adam Curry: This is our star Hill HAMP they got 11% from
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average in Long Branch New Jersey 101 33. In another in
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fields $100 Patricia S. Lewis in Merced, California. 100 She's
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got a birthday card and a biscuit for a birthday always
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give me a biscuit on my birthday. That's
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Adam Curry: for for his birthday. For Parker Mitchell's
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birthday from his Mimi from his Mimi
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John C Dvorak: is Mimi is Mimi Marin, a Mandalay was at the
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meetup. $100. Sure, lavish was at the meetup. And I promised
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him when I was talking chatting with him that I would say the
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following. Behind the schemes live Monday night on the no
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Adam Curry: second, there's a second part to that.
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John C Dvorak: Oh, I don't think he was the second part read does
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he? Okay, that'd be start over behind the scheme's live Monday
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night. I know agenda stream at 7:30pm Join lavish for the BTS
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spooky hour. Monday, October 23. Good work. Brian Lillard and
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Vancouver, Washington 808. John Siebert in Auburn, California he
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came down from Auburn to go to the meetup. Oh, no. And he and
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he came in with 808 Very cool. Kyle posi AK pase pase pase ek
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in Hannibal, Missouri. Sar in hard dirt is 805 and It's a
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Adam Curry: Yeah, I got a Barnhart. Gosh. You've been de
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Deus Barnhart, donation.
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John C Dvorak: Go please. Brian Belen and Ashbery, New Jersey
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AD. He does have a comment I want to say best show. Dakota
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person. David Jarman in North Tora mudra in New South Wales,
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Australia. 7990 Hurray. Adam said it correctly. Sir Rick in
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Arlington, Washington 6996. Deer Kevin McLaughlin is back with
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Adam Curry: that blouse bunnies
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in Montclair, New Jersey 50 And these are all 50s. Now we're
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gonna wrap this up pretty quickly. Slightly top heavy
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today. Matt Killingsworth in the railing worth in Montclair, New
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and Covington, Washington and last but not least, Michael
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Adam Curry: We thank you all very much. Also everyone under
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$50 We don't mention you for absolute anonymity. And you may
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short list on the birthdays Baronet Nathan Lee Minar foster
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artists are Chris and Dame Kurt Kristen, with Sir William
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messing a happy birthday for today and kiwi returns 48 Happy
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birthday from everybody here the best podcast in the universe.
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And now I would like to welcome our new PhDs to the podium. We
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do this in one big ceremony and we hand them out right away so
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they can flip that tassel to the other side. Welcome new doctors
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of deconstruction Brandon Janssen, Keith Gibson, Kevin
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Popovich, Derek J Fisker Derek Boggs, Eric tambor Dark Lady
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does your brand and your organs and and a ham Lauren on you are
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now official PhD graduates doctors in deconstruction Okay,
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so this is where I need some ending or something I'm working
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well you
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John C Dvorak: know, we didn't do the last group. We did
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ceremony
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Adam Curry: we know I didn't have the ceremony ready.
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John C Dvorak: You want it? Well, Kate was the last group
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gonna get their little presentation
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Adam Curry: on the next show. Okay, because I wasn't prepared
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for it. And that's fine because I didn't even want to overlook
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them. You forgot to have a meeting. We didn't forget. We
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didn't forget we just didn't have the meeting. We have a make
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good correction. Who was this from? If you would make a quick
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correction if possible during John's reading of my note with
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25% or 33% off kitchen and bathroom cabinets. He said if
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you live in Pennsylvania, please correct this to the lower 47
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states. I thought this 49 lower states anyway, this is not 80380
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implication so it's 47 I should
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why?
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Adam Curry: Because you call me so that's why we have one Indane
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we have a couple of nights so let us bring out the blade or
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run in your blades. Hello good got your blade you got your Hold
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Adam Curry: All right, we got to meet up reports. No, actually we
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have one meetup reporting. What do we have now? This is odd.
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something was going wrong with the meetup reports. Let me see.
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I think this Oh, I'm getting an error on that one. Let me see if
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I can play it like this. See if this works. Oh, second. No, that
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was Dempsey's food and spirits. Well, for some reason that one
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failed. Sorry about it. So we'd have to resend that to me.
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Here's the October North Georgia meetup report.
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Unknown: In the morning, Adam and John sir Bob here and
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bringing you a meetup report from the north Georgia monthly
3:07:02
meetup. It was another successful meetup and we had
3:07:04
three new slaves show up and possibly a KGB spook. I'll toss
3:07:08
them around, see what anybody has to say. Thank you for your
3:07:10
courage and Happy Anniversary guys.
3:07:13
Hey, Dr. Sir. microts. Got questions for John about this
3:07:20
PhD program. Those count as continuing education, credits,
3:07:27
and honorary degree. And I need to also find out about some
3:07:32
student loan possibilities.
3:07:38
Thank you for what you do. Thanks for putting it out all
3:07:40
the time. I love you guys. I listened a lot. Keep safe. Stay
3:07:45
safe. John, This is Sam. We've talked in the morning. Thank you
3:07:53
so much for what you do and I love you guys. Keep at it. Shawn
3:07:57
here thanks for decolonizing my amygdala
3:08:01
in the morning Ben here go to a meet up. Jay here in Alpharetta
3:08:06
where today we learned if you're going to walk into the bar and a
3:08:09
tinfoil hat so that your fellow douchebags recognize you make
3:08:13
sure you're at the right bar
3:08:18
I'm that one person joined after Adam second appearance and Megan
3:08:25
Kelly in the morning
3:08:32
Adam Curry: I love the great reformer messy. But you know
3:08:36
what? You know what these people were not upset trigger than auto
3:08:40
like the gags the gags were funny. They sounded a little bit
3:08:43
of nice abbreviated that had a nice connection. They're from
3:08:46
all over the map all over the world, all kinds of different
3:08:49
backgrounds. That's what no agenda meetups are about. And
3:08:51
you You deserve it. You deserve to go to a meet up if you want
3:08:55
to go in today and you're in Michigan. You can still make the
3:08:58
Michigan local one. Douchebag Pat's birthday party at Red Dog
3:09:01
Saloon in Milford or Thursday, the Mile High meet up that'll be
3:09:05
at Lincoln's Roadhouse in Denver, Colorado. Here's what's
3:09:07
coming up. In the next couple of days. We got Toronto Victoria
3:09:12
BC, we got Epping new hamster I must be new New Hampshire, New
3:09:17
Hampshire, I guess. Virginia Starr, Idaho, Pennsylvania,
3:09:22
California, Switzerland, Zurich on the 28th we get Ireland on
3:09:26
the 29th. Very nice. Good to see you. There. We got Albuquerque,
3:09:30
New Mexico again on the 12th. Fredericksburg, Virginia, not
3:09:34
Texas on the 12th as well. Baffin doll on the 12th of
3:09:37
November in the Netherlands, we have SQL so we have Alabama,
3:09:42
Huntsville on the 18th stillbirth, the Netherlands on
3:09:44
the 30th Indianapolis on the fourth of December. That's
3:09:47
right, the keeper and I will be attending, looking forward to
3:09:50
that one as well. No agenda meetups, they give you
3:09:54
connection and that always leads to protection. If you can't find
3:09:58
one near you start one yourself They're easy no agenda
3:10:01
meetups.com
3:10:04
Unknown: go hang out with Dyson days. You won't be triggered.
3:10:14
You want to be where
3:10:16
everybody's safe. Bye
3:10:23
Adam Curry: All right, you go first. You're well,
3:10:26
John C Dvorak: you're only have two. Okay, I have a couple and I
3:10:28
made him kind of, you know? Lame. No, I made you one of them
3:10:34
just did that generic I would say they're evergreen. Oh, okay.
3:10:38
Evergreens Yes. Now one of them may not be good for the show.
3:10:41
Let's start with that one despicable it's despicable
3:10:44
Adam Curry: and corrupt it's not bad it's not
3:10:48
John C Dvorak: boring. And the other one is the is the
3:10:50
Evergreen if you can't come up with anything good this has to
3:10:52
go in thank you so much for joining us today.
3:10:55
Adam Curry: Wow Wow, you gotta you got to make that you got to
3:10:57
monetize that came through on left chan thank you so much for
3:11:01
joining us today. It's a little out of balance. Sorry, what
3:11:04
cancels for technical reasons. I think this bowl, but I have I
3:11:09
have a couple to select from and I think I have winners here.
3:11:13
Unknown: The algorithms are running everything it turns out.
3:11:17
Adam Curry: Little long.
3:11:19
Unknown: But what do you know?
3:11:23
Adam Curry: Oh my god. That was really stressful. Too long. This
3:11:28
I think this is the one podcast canceled. I think that's that's
3:11:33
good. You'd
3:11:33
John C Dvorak: run this with last time
3:11:35
Adam Curry: podcast canceled. I didn't run that one. Okay, I
3:11:39
will
3:11:39
John C Dvorak: go with I like it. I like actually like all
3:11:41
four years.
3:11:42
Adam Curry: Oh, do podcast cancel. Okay, I have a I have an
3:11:47
Africa clip for the end of show but I am overriding the after
3:11:51
the one Africa clip end of show for
3:11:55
John C Dvorak: this week before I do Africa in the show. I got
3:11:57
two clips about Biden in the smoking gun.
3:11:59
Adam Curry: Oh, brother. Really? You're going to bring the whole
3:12:01
show down?
3:12:03
Unknown: No, it's not that bad. Okay.
3:12:07
John C Dvorak: Look for something. Okay. I could do a
3:12:08
Ukrainian update.
3:12:09
Adam Curry: Now. What's this a bummer. Look, it's it's three
3:12:13
hours and 12 minutes. You're trying to elongate the show. I
3:12:19
can put this off. I think you should put that off because I
3:12:22
have an entertainment clip.
3:12:23
John C Dvorak: Okay, we'll go with you. And we'll do what you
3:12:26
what you say you have the control. I
3:12:28
Adam Curry: have the con George Clooney. Let's
3:12:30
Unknown: talk about George Clooney. He wants to see actors
3:12:32
back at work. So he's putting his money where his mouth is.
3:12:36
The Oscar winner and other top Hollywood stars are offering a
3:12:38
proposal worth $150 million dollars to encourage sag AFTRA
3:12:43
to end the strike that just started in July now. Clooney
3:12:46
spokesperson confirms the offer it would remove the cap undos
3:12:49
from the union's highest earners, raising an extra 150
3:12:53
million over the next three years for member benefits. Sag
3:12:56
AFTRA, President Fran Drescher doe went on Instagram, she
3:12:59
thanked George Clooney for the quote, extremely generous offer.
3:13:02
But she also elaborated it does not impact the contract that the
3:13:06
actors actually want. She said that under the law,
3:13:09
contributions for pension and health funds of a federally
3:13:12
regulated Labor Union must come from employers. It can't come
3:13:16
from the people who are the members of that union. It has to
3:13:18
come from from the employers. So talks between striking actors
3:13:22
and major studios. They broke down last week the actor strike
3:13:24
will markets 100 day tomorrow. So So French, of course, she
3:13:29
acknowledges that it's a generous offer. But because
3:13:32
there are things that the actors are looking for that have to do
3:13:35
with AI that have to do with streaming and residuals, the 150
3:13:39
million that's just cash doesn't address those
3:13:44
other facilities saying I'm just trying to help. Yeah. And
3:13:47
I think that they welcome that.
3:13:48
It is tough, though, to hear I'm coming up with $150 million. No,
3:13:52
thanks. But no, thanks
3:13:53
for Yeah, Thanks for Thanks. But
3:13:54
yeah, but But I understand the point she's making as well, if I
3:13:57
have other issues that need to be addressed, can't they do
3:13:59
both?
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Right? Because it's like, okay. We'll be happy to say yeah,
3:14:04
like, let's not talk about the things that are really on the
3:14:06
table. And that
3:14:08
removes the studio from their responsibility. Why can't you do
3:14:12
both?
3:14:15
We're looking forward to now
3:14:17
we'll just say thank you, George. For your pocket.
3:14:22
Adam Curry: You know, he's back on the say you get some
3:14:27
distraction.
3:14:33
He's coming back. He's coming back. He's making a comeback.
3:14:38
What are you drinking at the end of the show?
3:14:41
John C Dvorak: Well, I got this from the meetup Lagunitas. Hoppy
3:14:45
refresher. I have to get up my game now that somebody made a
3:14:49
mockery of my commentary. And this is one of these is a beer
3:14:53
into show mixes.
3:14:54
Unknown: This is a beer. No, it's
3:14:57
John C Dvorak: a hoppy, refreshers water that pop
3:14:59
flavored
3:15:00
Adam Curry: What's the hoppy refresher show title?
3:15:05
John C Dvorak: Happy refresher.
3:15:08
Adam Curry: We have endless show mixes from Steve Jones, Dr. AI
3:15:12
and Jesse Coyne Nelson, and thank you to our indoor show
3:15:15
mixers as always, we love you. And coming up next I know agenda
3:15:18
stream before the scheme's V for V boost of a music show with
3:15:22
blueberry and lavish. Could it get any better than that? I
3:15:27
don't think so. No, I hope you enjoyed your media
3:15:30
deconstruction for today. We look forward to meeting you here
3:15:33
again on Thursday. Remember, Monday is JC D phone free
3:15:37
Monday. And go to a meet up, William, coming to you from the
3:15:42
heart of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region number six
3:15:45
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
3:15:47
John C Dvorak: and from Northern Silicon Valley where Believe it
3:15:49
or not, it's raining. I'm Jesse Devorah.
3:15:53
Adam Curry: We return on Thursday right here on no
3:15:54
agenda. Remember us at the vorak.org/na no agenda
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donations.com Till the next time adios mofos who we who we
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answered voices,
3:16:03
John C Dvorak: voices, voices pounding, pounding ourselves in
3:16:08
the face. Face to fist best. Best and you can't stop yourself
3:16:14
for and you're starting to hear voice voices because your voice
3:16:21
Adam Curry: seems like there's something going on. And just
3:16:25
letting yourself become become one night he tried to knock
3:16:29
himself out
3:16:32
John C Dvorak: on your voices, voices. Because we'll be caught
3:16:37
fist pounding yourself in the face with your own fist, fist
3:16:44
Adam Curry: to his knuckles, knuckles to his face and
3:16:47
compounded compounded over and over and over again. Because it
3:16:51
seems like there's something going on going on
3:16:54
Unknown: going little by little.
3:16:56
John C Dvorak: Just letting yourself become become become
3:17:00
become
3:17:08
Adam Curry: Somehow I don't think it's 45,000 maybe 4500
3:17:16
John C Dvorak: I said 45 desperately says 45,000 as note
3:17:20
Adam Curry: doesn't know doesn't says 4500 But I say
3:17:23
John C Dvorak: 45 45,000 Using his 45,000 uses oh nice what I
3:17:29
said I misread it. Okay, got
3:17:31
Unknown: it gathered in masse it's a memo that describes how
3:17:38
we're going to take out seven countries in five years. Which
3:17:43
is at
3:17:44
Black Massey is
3:17:47
John C Dvorak: when I first came to office one of the first
3:17:49
meetings I had was at the Pentagon with generals evil
3:17:53
minds that blood destruction
3:17:58
Unknown: Bolton has always said let's go to war but he's not the
3:18:01
one who's gonna go on the forefront. He's a coward
3:18:06
destined structure. The leaders of Iran are racketeers behind
3:18:12
every problem is Iran what you said 2016 and liked it when you
3:18:20
said no more stupid wars.
3:18:24
You got a roll president in the White House surrounded by these
3:18:27
Uber hawks that thirst for another war with Iran.
3:18:33
International Atomic Energy Agency has never found Iran in
3:18:37
contravention of stipulations in the deal.
3:18:41
John C Dvorak: If Iran wants to find that will be the official
3:18:44
end of Iran never threaten the United States. Again, I'm not
3:18:49
Unknown: somebody that wants to go into war in the United States
3:18:52
heading towards another Middle East showdown, this time with
3:18:56
Iran.
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