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John C Dvorak: All right, right,
right, that's exactly what it
is. Adam curry, John C. Devora.
Adam Curry: February 4 2020 for
this award winning nation media
assassination episode 1631.
Unknown: This is no agenda.
Analyzing the info
Adam Curry: mavericks and
broadcasting live from the heart
of the Texas hill country here
in FEMA Region number 60. In the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
John C Dvorak: And from Northern
Silicon Valley, we're now I'm
wondering whether it's
pronounced Gouda or Gouda. I'm
John C. Dvorak.
Adam Curry: Buzzkill well, you
came to the right show for that.
It's right because it is
officially howdah
Unknown: Gouda Gouda you got to
do the Callaway Gouda Gouda no
is proud ah how
John C Dvorak: you hear with all
these wind storms it
Adam Curry: was also not just
famous for for cheese but also
famous for
John C Dvorak: a small town hall
Adam Curry: yeah the small town
in Holland does fail how dice
famous sports cheese and one
other export products Can you
name the products
John C Dvorak: wooden shoes
Unknown: no
John C Dvorak: strokes
comfortable whatever that cake
is
Adam Curry: stirrups coffee Hey,
that's a good one. That's Joe
title right there stirrups
coffee no candles.
John C Dvorak: Candles
Unknown: Didn't you know that?
John C Dvorak: No. Never heard
of it.
Adam Curry: Oh my god, they
export I bet you that how to
exports that more candles come
from Crowder than anywhere else
in the world.
John C Dvorak: Well the reason I
brought this up is because I'm
watching a cooking show that I
don't gorge normally watch by
watches pretty interesting. It's
called a Scandinavian cook. Uh
huh. And this guy floats all
over the place in Scandinavia
and he tells stories about one
thing or another like the big
sausage strike. Anyway, so he
says that he's making some food
at the at the end he says I'm
going to take any says Gouda,
he's going to put some Gouda
cheese you can use a hard cheese
or use Gouda. I'm thinking Gouda
I never heard definitely I was I
was good because that's where we
pronounce it in California when
we buy it at the store. Yes. And
now I turns out we're it's it's
not even goddess gada
Adam Curry: I would say in
America most people say Gouda
John C Dvorak: but you say how
do I like some how to cheese
Adam Curry: soda if you don't
put the how they're how they're
How do you get put in there
otherwise it's not worth
John C Dvorak: it. Well, it's
not gonna work anyway.
Adam Curry: But no one if you
say how does he have to say
Gouda no one else will
understand you in America. You
gotta say I just say Gouda
John C Dvorak: gotta say Gouda.
But where did the word Gouda
come from then? I mean, let's
move mispronounced it the first
time.
Adam Curry: I mean, come on you
people pronounce things
differently in different
countries. What are you my name
in Holland is od DME? Or, or
alternatively Edom? Hello, Ed.
Edd, U M Ed. Ed DME come here.
Don Adam. Yes, so did I hate
Englishness? I hated it when
people call me odd dumb. Hey all
Duncan whichever Utah
John C Dvorak: like autumn like
at UMN?
Adam Curry: No way. That's just
the way you say Adam in in
Holland are Adam and Eva, Adam
and Eva. Anyway? Well, it's
obvious what's going down now in
this political year of 2024. In
the United States, we have two
teams we have what is that? What
is that feedback? What am I
hearing? You're hearing the
storm. That's the storm. It
sounds like like nails on a
chalkboard. It's bad. The here's
the strategy. We have the
Democrats on one side. And their
strategy is war kill war war,
Iran war bomb bomb bomb war, and
they got some Republicans to
participate in that. And then on
the rights on the in this corner
over here, we have the
Republicans and their invasion
at the border illegal migrants
and they will do anything
possible to keep both of these
things going and I would like to
start in my backyard with the
caravan to take back our border.
Was
John C Dvorak: caravan of God.
Yes. God's army. It's God's
Adam Curry: army, which resulted
in 100 people going to the
border this is this is one of
the most exciting rallies we've
ever seen a
Unknown: protesters from around
the country flocked to a small
Texas border town to vent
frustration over illegal
immigration. CBS is Jason Allen
is there for us tonight. Jason
Nicky Good evening. This event
has been peaceful here today
with a lot of these people
telling me that they felt called
to be here hundreds of them
caravan from brick by By
Adam Curry: the way, notice all
the god references. They were
called to be here this is
they're laying it on thick over
at CBS here
Unknown: today with a lot of
these people telling me that
they felt called to be here
hundreds of them caravan from
Virginia here to this South
Texas ranch to protest the Biden
administration's handling of
immigration issues here at the
southern border. Small but
fervent group of people rallied
to take the border back in South
Texas.
I think we all as a nation want
this to end. Both
Democrats and Republicans. The
gathering
was part religious revival and
part Trump row.
Adam Curry: Let me tell you,
I've been watching this and
we're getting some boots on the
ground. This is not religious
revival by any stretch of the
imagination
John C Dvorak: of Satan. This is
CBS trying to make everything
out to be God's army
Unknown: crafts and Republicans
the gathering was part religious
revival and part Trump rally. We
need God
to fix this because we can't fix
this. We don't know who these
people are. They could be our
enemy.
The rally happened near Eagle
Pass where there's a standoff
between federal and Texas
authorities over border control.
CBS is Camilo Montoya Galvez is
there.
The Texas National Guard is
blocking federal agents from
patrolling this section of the
US Mexico border near Eagle
Pass. As you can see it has been
fortified with razor and
concertina wire. The US Supreme
Court has allowed the Biden
administration to remove the
wire, but Texas Governor Greg
Abbott has vowed to keep it in
place. Some Eagle Pass residents
say they are not pleased with
the national attention.
I think the political fight is
up in Washington and it's at the
capitol in Texas. It's not down
here
at the rally. People say they
had to be here to send a
message. If we stay at home
and sit on our butts. We're
gonna get mowed over this
country will be gone.
Tomorrow Governor Abbott is
going to be in Eagle Pass with
about a dozen other Republican
governors has learned that there
were threats that border
protection learned about as a
precaution moved some migrants
out of a processing facility
that was nearby. Oh,
Adam Curry: yes. So there you
go. It was as predicted a
complete wet turd. There's
nothing nothing going on. Sir
Jean is down there. And he sent
me a couple of videos and you
know, it was a press event.
That's all that it is. It's a
small little park. That is an
area where they close it down.
locked it down. Yeah, we can't
let the Border Patrol come in.
And then half a mile further up.
There's an open gate and three
miles further up. There's
there's not even a fence. So the
whole thing is a farce. And
today I was waiting for it to
happen. I couldn't get any clips
on time of Abbott's showing up
with a whole bunch of other
Republican governors. Of course,
yeah, this is not political at
all. Oh, and the timing is
perfect for Speaker of the
House, Mike Johnson, the
Republican extraordinaire to
pull this stunt.
Unknown: He has signaled that
this bipartisan Senate
immigration reform bill is dead
on arrival in the house. As you
speak to him. Do you suspect
there'll be anything that can
change his mind on that? Well,
Willie, it will be very
interesting to hear his answer
on that point, because yesterday
he made this surprise move he
introduced a standalone piece of
legislation that would aid
Israel that is significant
because aid to Israel was a part
of that border package that
Priscilla was just talking about
as well as aid to Ukraine. So
the question is Willie was that
move aimed at effectively
killing that border deal? As
Priscilla just mapped out former
President Trump has effectively
been calling on Republicans to
kill the deal. Basically, he
thinks that would be a political
gift to President Biden in the
middle of this tough reelection
campaign. I spoke to spoke to a
top Republican lawmaker
overnight who said there is
concern about not only what this
means for the border deal, but
what this would mean for Ukraine
aid what message does this send
all
Adam Curry: right so what he did
here was he ripped apart instead
of trying to go through this
process of which everyone was
pushing for was one big aid
package for Ukraine Israel and
that had to have some border
stuff and they got some border
stuff and instead he pulled what
will now call a Johnson and he
said Oh no, I'm because of
course the Speaker of the House
introduces the bills. Oh, no,
I've got a new bill. We're going
to send 17 point 4 billion which
as if it's nothing that 17 and a
half 1000 million dollars to
Israel, because which is not
going to send a big check like
Publishers Clearing House and
more bombs, more piles, more
cool stuff that we're making. So
they had Mike show up on the
Meet the Press this morning with
your your pal there. What's her
name again?
John C Dvorak: Kristen Welker,
Welker right.
Adam Curry: And she asked the
obvious question,
Unknown: Mr. Speaker, as you
know, that bill that you passed
in the House would be dead on
arrival in the Senate, your
Republic Again, colleagues in
the Senate have said as much so
I guess my question is, did you
propose this standalone Israel
aid package to kill this
compromise deal in the Senate?
No, we've made very clear what
the requirements of the house
were. And that is to solve the
problem at the border.
Apparently the Senate has not
been able to come to an
agreement. They've been
suggesting text should be filed
maybe today. But we've been told
the same thing for months now.
We've been awaiting their
action. We cannot wait any
longer the house is willing to
lead. And the reason we have to
take care of this Israel
situation right now is because
the situation has escalated. Of
course. I mean, the Hamas
terrorist have not relented and
their attacks on Israel. We're
now having, of course, US
personnel being fired upon
there. And of course, with
retaliatory strikes that are
taking place. The heat has been
turned up there, Israel has
never been in greater need of
our support. Oh, yeah. And the
house is serious about that, I
believe will pass this with a
wide margin and take care of
that responsibility. Oh,
Adam Curry: yeah. Oh, so Mike,
he really he really, he really
relented on that one. Oh, they
really need are never needed
more than ever. There was a
small moment of clarity when he
said this,
Unknown: the President of the
United States, open the border,
we've documented 64 specific
actions that Joe Biden and his
ad agencies have taken to create
this catastrophe. They did it
intentionally. That's why his
approval rating is in the tank.
60% of the people who buy your
latest poll, the reason the
presidency is imperiled, as your
opening monologue stated is
because this is an abject
failure of leadership that the
American people are done with
this, the border has to be
secured. The President has the
authority right now he doesn't
need another act of Congress. He
could do it right now, but he's
unwilling to do it. And
Adam Curry: that's the message
you'll be hearing over and over
again along with all the other
great stories of migrants
wreaking havoc inside our
borders. I think what's what
happens now is a couple of
things. First of all the
immigration is it's not it's not
even through the border to the
on the ground. And remember when
you see these videos, look at
how clean their clothes are.
Their shoes, sparkling clean,
no, no, no suitcases nothing.
They're not carrying anything
that gets shipped on a big
lorry.
John C Dvorak: You know that to
carry anything was besides the
lorry when you have a credit
card a bunch of money well
there's
Adam Curry: that it's not a
credit card to debit cards
because to be honest, it's all
the money is already there. It's
not even credit is it's good.
Good to go. boots on the ground
boots on the ground from one of
our producers. was in the bush
Intercontinental Airport going
to LA for business 10 refugees
on the flight all carrying bags
from the IOM the international
office of migration from
John C Dvorak: their logo on
Adam Curry: him Yeah, yeah, I
think he took pictures and put
John C Dvorak: that in the
newsletter that is so that is so
arrogant.
Adam Curry: And lanyard with IOM
lanyards. Can you believe it?
This is all being shuttled over
through. It's all on purpose.
It's all by design. They're
raising $7.9 billion. The IOM is
through Amy Pope, former State
Department afficionado the whole
thing and it's that's there's
even one one part that's even
worse, these info Mavericks that
are just sticking in my craw and
I put Brett Weinstein up there
not a bad guy. But you people
get directed and you get
directed by people who send your
messages and you know, you got
it. You get insiders, we have
them all the time they've sent
me on wild goose chases before.
I'd like to mention things like
Unknown: quantum dots.
John C Dvorak: Quantum don't
have to mention quantum dot
quantum dots. But I do have
something else that that you
will have to mention, but we'll
do it later. Okay.
Adam Curry: So, along with this,
along with this report from our
boots on the ground, our
producer says 90% of the people
I'm seeing are military age men.
And that is so that is what the
info Mavericks are directing you
towards. The whole idea is to
get you to think about this.
They just changed the
battlefield. Don't go looking at
what's really happening. Think
about military aged men. And
we've been hearing this over and
over again. And how did this
start? It's all of a sudden
she's Oh, military age men. Oh,
they're sending Chinese in.
They're going to take us over
from inside out. And so Brett
Weinstein was on Tucker again to
talk about his trip to the
Darien Gap. This was amazing.
All of a sudden he's he's the
roving reporter and I pulled I
pulled a little clip of him and
Heather, talking about his theme
Heather's always there. No, no,
this is this is the dark horse
podcast, I do want to start by
doing want to pull the talker
clip this, it's more interesting
to pull it from that from the
home podcast. So Brett, what's
your thesis? After going through
the Darien Gap hypothesis
Unknown: that I want to put me
in a hypothesis for
John C Dvorak: not a thesis.
Adam Curry: It's a hypothesis.
And what's the difference
between a thesis and a
hypothesis? A thesis
John C Dvorak: is actually a
slight difference. hypothesis
would be the word you'd use in
academia, for pretty much the
same thing. They're their son.
As far as I'm concerned, they're
synonymous, but hypo was more.
And it also a thesis is
something that's produced
necessarily. So in other words,
I wrote a thesis, ooh, or
someone habit or
Adam Curry: be more technically
wrote it for him, maybe? Well
listen to his hypothesis. So
Unknown: a hypothesis that I
want to put forward is that the
economic migration that is so
evident that you saw at the
first camp is actually cloaking,
this second migration with his
traveling a different route,
which is housed separately. And
Adam Curry: so I have to add to
this. So he had, he went to the
Darien Gap, and he saw two
camps. One was, like South
Americans, people from
Venezuela, Ecuador, you know,
hey, we want we want a better
life, hey, they said, just like
that.
John C Dvorak: Dry your.
Adam Curry: But then there was
this other camp where he was not
allowed to film when it was
filled with Chinese,
Unknown: with his traveling a
different route, which is housed
separately, and which on the
ground has an absolutely
distinct character, and is
treated in the inverse way, by
the authorities, they don't want
it observed. They can't prevent
you from seeing it from the edge
of the campus, they do not want
you getting any deeper into the
thing. They don't want you
photographing it. And it's not
obvious why they would have a
different policy, in fact, the
opposite policy as they did in
the main migration. So anyway,
the hypothesis that I want to
put on the table, and I'm not
saying that I necessarily
believe that this is true, but I
do believe it is plausible,
okay,
Adam Curry: so that means he
didn't write it. Given this
hypothesis.
John C Dvorak: I also want to
say at this point, I'm going to
change the definition of
hypothesis because I can see
this coming to conspiracy
theory. There you go.
Unknown: The economic migration
out of South America is cloaking
a migration of largely military
age, Chinese migrants who are
motivated by something distinct
from they're not fleeing the
CCP, it's not obvious that they
are concerned about the view of
the CCP, it appears that they're
actually facilitated by it, that
they've left China with the
knowledge of the CCP, and that
they have joined this migration,
which we now try to talk about
his one thing, but if it's two
things, that will confuse
Adam Curry: things. So his
hypothesis, which he doesn't
necessarily agree with, is that
the international office of
migration is obfuscating these
military age people, he had a
picture of old women was what I
saw, but okay, these military
age people who have been sent by
the CCP, which I guess the
international office of
migration, is bringing in to
take over the United States from
the inside out. And all I could
think of was the former New York
banker who said, Adam, we always
will be China, because their
population is declining. And we
have an increasing population,
not by young people having
children and starting families,
but by open borders. And I think
this is a part of it. And I
think they want they want these
Chinese, they're probably really
smart Chinese, you know, the
good ones who got skills, who
got skills to do stuff.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we can get
them those Chinese very easily
through the h1 B program that
they don't have to sneak into
the country, especially the
skilled ones. But how about
this? For some sort of counter
argument all this? First of all,
this bit about Chinese losing as
population is a bunch of people
that are on that bandwagon, but
they don't explain the fact that
oh, yeah, then I kind of have
anybody working for the old
people. They can't explain away
the fact that 30 to 40% of the
young people in China can't get
work. There you go. And that's
true. How does that make any
sense with it in the scheme of
things? is declining and they're
out of control? Yeah. Can't get
workers.
Adam Curry: I bet they're
military age.
John C Dvorak: Well, they're
yelling people. They're all
military. The
Adam Curry: whole thing is 40.
The whole thing is we want them
here. We have to remember that
this this was bet 2025 years
ago, you could walk across the
border. They were corporations
going, hey, yeah, come on over.
We'll bring you back at the end
of the day.
John C Dvorak: It was not my
hypothesis. Oh, all right.
Adam Curry: Yours will be
conspiracy theory.
John C Dvorak: You United States
has a similar situation that
China we have all these young
people that will never put up
with being conscripted. It's
just not going to happen. That
boat has sailed. We're going to
have a volunteer army for the
rest of our days of mercenaries
and whoever so we'll bring them
in over the border. Hey, you
want to become an American
citizen? Here's your path. Join
the army. Put in four years, you
can re up if you want for two
more, and you'll become an
American citizen after your two
duty we're gonna put you in the
army. I'm with you. You're going
to fight for America.
Adam Curry: I'm with you on this
and the reason why is because of
steadfast dis defender 24 set
up. Are you familiar with
steadfast defender no steadfast
defender Well, here's a little
backgrounder NATO has
Unknown: kicked off its biggest
military exercise in decades.
The Alliance Yeah, well carry
out four months of drills
steadfast.
Adam Curry: Let me let me play
it up because I'm going to I'm
going to prove your point here
Unknown: is that's the name and
it aims to showcase NATO's
ability to deploy forces from
North America and elsewhere to
reinforce Europe. 31 NATO
members and Sweden are taking
part in the exercises which will
involve around 90,000 troops.
The drills include naval
vessels, dozens of aircraft and
more than 1000 combat vehicles.
For more now I'm joined by
Island Motley up, she is a
research fellow at the Center
for Security and Defense with
the German Council on Foreign
Relations. It's good to have you
with us CFR shields, NATO's
biggest exercise that we've seen
it. Now,
I think it's should be clear
that NATO is not acting in a
vacuum, but rather that NATO is
reacting to what Russia has been
doing since essentially 2014,
violating the sovereignty of
Ukraine. And obviously, that has
been reinforced by its by
Russia's full fledged invasion
of Ukraine starting in February
2022. And that is why NATO is in
the process of planning this,
this big exercise actually the
biggest since the end of the
Cold War. So
Adam Curry: so this is now
underway. This was just a few
days before it started. And what
did we hear all over Europe?
This is a psychological
operation on the Europeans.
Yeah, it's Russia and then ah,
conscription what Boris Johnson?
Oh, yes. Left Tennant. Johnson
reporting for duty read my
column in the Daily Mail.
Everyone's go like I'm not going
to be conscripted. I'm not going
to God. You can track
conscription is drafting. I'm
not going to go into I'm not
going to do that. Then we had
Sweden. Sweden all Yep. Well,
the commander in chief over
there. Be Dane General Michael
began, urged his fellow Swedes
to quote prepare themselves
mentally for War. The Civil
Defence minister called Oscar
Bolin stressed that war could
come to Sweden, the German
Minister of Defense Boris
Pistorius shared his wild guests
that a Russian attack on a NATO
country could occur within less
than 10 years. The Dutch Admiral
wrote Bauer Oh yes, we need to
be resilient. We have to have a
whole of society approach. They
are doing everything they can to
get cold war going. And they
need to do it now because they
need money. See, France just
ordered 1.1 billion euros of
vehicles, helicopters, some
other pew pew stuff. Because
they know the minute Trump comes
in that gravy train is over.
This is that last hurrah.
They're doing everything they
can they're trying to scare
everybody into this. And I think
you're right it's like Americans
we've given up but like no one
no one wants to go into that
woke bullcrap. We're not gonna
go into the army in them their
fourth No, no, get some shiners.
I think you're absolutely right.
That's that's the deal. It's all
the military industrial complex
is running roughshod on the
whole world right now. No one's
in control of them. They just do
whatever they want. blow stuff
up. And then and even get the
Speaker of the House Johnson to
alright, you know, you hear 17
billion. So it's a tip for these
guys, but it's enough for now.
Just a tip. People have to
realize this, this is what's
going on. It's just all
military. Everything we can do
for war
John C Dvorak: war war war.
That's a moneymaker. And and
Adam Curry: it will be very
interesting to see what Tucker
comes up with who has been spot
In Moscow, if you actually go
why Oh, yeah to interview Putin,
that's that's the big rumor. Oh,
yeah. Yeah. Well,
John C Dvorak: Putin will run
circles around that guy.
Adam Curry: Well, Putin will get
exactly what he wants. Yeah,
John C Dvorak: no, you will.
That's what I meant this,
Adam Curry: this whole thing is,
it's really disgusting. And
then, you know, instead of
instead of just what this 86
Hold my hand, let me let me play
this one clip. And then I think
it looks like you got enough
stuff here to cover it. But I
just wanted to play this one.
Where is it? In the region here?
Yes. This is from our last show.
Just remember, we had a huge
huge gathering in Congress in
the halls of the hallowed halls
of Congress. And this is what
came out of it.
Unknown: And Mr. Zuckerberg,
you and the companies before us,
I know you don't mean it to be
so but you have blood on your
hands?
Adam Curry: No, no, Lindsay
actual blood is on the hands of
dead people. With 86 military
strikes, we're just bombing all
kinds of Lindsay
John C Dvorak: has blood on his
hands.
Adam Curry: Yes. Yes. It's
unbelievable. And so let's get
Jake Sullivan out. Let's get him
out and talking to everybody.
Jake, Jake, Jake, Jake, how many
do we kill? What do we get
what's going on how we do so the
Unknown: President has been very
clear from the beginning, which
is that when American forces are
attacked, we will respond. And
we've responded several times
over the course of the past few
months. And then when three
Americans were tragically killed
by the President and ordered,
firm in serious response, which
we are now, which is now
underway, it began with the
strikes on Friday night. But
that is not the end of it, I
tend to take additional strikes,
and additional action to
continue to send a clear message
that the United States will
respond when our forces are
attacked, or people are killed.
I
Adam Curry: mean, this message
that they keep talking about, I
think the message is clear. Now,
especially because you keep
saying it, but when this is not
over. At
Unknown: this point, we are
still assessing the question of
how many casualties there were a
lot on your hands among the
militia groups, and our military
will continue to provide the
President with those
assessments. We do believe that
the strikes had good effect in
degrading the capabilities of
these militia groups to attack
us. And we do believe that we do
believe that, as we continue, we
will be able to continue to send
a strong message about the
United States his firm resolve
to respond when our forces are
attacked.
Jake, do you know if any
civilians were killed? Do you
know if any militant leaders
were killed?
We do not have at this time. Any
confirmation of any civilian
casualties or military? Looking
at that what we do know? Right?
We're absolutely a valid targets
valid view of containing the
weaponry and the personnel that
were attacking American forces.
So we are confident in the
targets that we struck. And I
will defer to a final analysis,
the question of who was taken
out among militant leaders?
John C Dvorak: Okay, yeah, I got
to stop you from these clips.
The you've jumped from the Texas
trucking to an hour overseas,
all of a sudden, with a bunch of
stuff in the middle that you've
just passed over. It was kind of
a work of genius, but the show's
got to go on for three hours.
Adam Curry: Well, my point was,
this is just two sides of a
political coin that's being
tossed up in the media, and
Republicans are all about the
border. And then, you know,
personally, I think, you know,
the war stuff may be a little
more important. That's where all
our money goes to. Yeah,
John C Dvorak: but that's, since
we started domestically, I
wanted to stick with it because
I got a bunch of domestic clips
I want to play Alright, as
opposed to jumping into the war
already, which includes the
three by three. And over
analysis of the attacks with the
V one bombers, Yes, God. Yes.
And I said, just as an aside,
I'll probably mentioned it, but
as an aside, the B one bombers
aren't even stationed over
there. They're stationed in the
United States.
Adam Curry: What are you going
to do domestic or because I just
want to put this
John C Dvorak: point in a b one
bomber cost $173,000 an hour to
operate. Just want to throw that
in there. If you want to talk
about money wasting. Yes. I
wanted to talk about a little
bit about Mayorga because
Mayorkun is gonna get impeached.
And there was another big issue
on the meat meat, the depressed
show that you mentioned earlier
because he was on there. Yeah,
and she was hounding him about
this. saying it was political.
But the reason I would like to
play some Mayorga clips because
this is actually just for the
benefit of the audience. This is
an amazing historic event to try
to impeach a cabinet member. The
last time it happened was 150
years ago. And who was that? I
don't even know. It was
somebody's somebody's cabinet
and it was just some data maybe
the war guy. But I want to start
with a meteoric analysis from N
T D.
Unknown: Okay, on Wednesday
morning
Adam Curry: that this is the one
impeaching my Orca.
Unknown: Me. Yeah.
On Wednesday morning, a House
panel approved Articles of
Impeachment against Homeland
Security Secretary Alejandro
Mayorkas. He's accused of
breaching the public trust.
Adam Curry: I see what I know.
That's why I asked you meant
this clip. Joining
Unknown: us now to explore the
impeachment of Homeland Security
Secretary Alejandro my arc is no
John C Dvorak: you were playing
the right clip. This
Adam Curry: one says my Yorker
analysis and TD
John C Dvorak: This one says
Majorca analysis TD
Adam Curry: Yeah, the other one
just says impeaching my Yorker.
John C Dvorak: Oh, okay. Well,
once you skip to New York
analysis, go back to the beach
in New York. Okay.
Adam Curry: Okay. And by the
way, it's I think it's my orcas
Majorca is a is a seaside
village in Spain.
Unknown: On Wednesday morning, a
House panel approved Articles of
Impeachment against Homeland
Security Secretary Alexandra
Mayorkas. He's accused of
breaching the public trust and
refusing to comply with the law.
And just hours later House
Speaker Mike Johnson I accused
my Yorkers of being partly
responsible for the Fentanyl
crisis.
Moms and dads brothers and
grandmothers all of us are
losing the drug that has been
smuggled across the border in
droves. Where in the world is
Secretary Mayorkas on all of
this? He is the Secretary of the
Department of Homeland Security.
It's his responsibility to
prevent these harmful drugs from
flowing into our country and the
full
House could vote on my Yorker's
impeachment as soon as next
week.
Adam Curry: Who was that
speaking in? In the house? Who
was that?
John C Dvorak: I'm sorry, I
couldn't hear you.
Adam Curry: Who was that? Is the
wind that bad?
John C Dvorak: Is that bad? Who
was speaking
Adam Curry: in the house there?
Who was who was that was Johnson
was it? That's what I thought it
was? I mean, this is also I
mean, they don't care. They
don't care about people dying in
the streets. They don't. This is
this is all taken leverage.
John C Dvorak: The fentanyl
thing. They can leverage
bringing the soldiers over. Yes,
Adam Curry: no, they totally can
leverage that. And that and
that, again, it's part of just
let them die. So we can talk
about it. It's
John C Dvorak: well, I don't
think that that callous, but no,
no, it's something you can
leverage to get some attention
to the fact that you're trying
to impeach this guy, and they're
going to impeach him in the
house, but it's not gonna go
anywhere after that. Which, you
know, begs the question, why
bother?
Adam Curry: But they have no
election year. Hello?
John C Dvorak: Exactly. Yes, go
to clip two.
Unknown: And on the note of how
this impeachment is unfolding,
Democrats are calling this a
political stunt. What's your
understanding of the legality
here?
Of course, an impeachment is not
strictly speaking a legal
proceeding. It is, as our
founders, in particular,
Alexander Hamilton, one of the
authors of the Federalist
Papers, told us that it is a
political tool, but it's a very
serious one. And as one of the
federal courts with regard to
these cases involving Mr. Marcus
has said, Look, if if, in fact,
you in the Congress disagree
with what Mr. Marcus is doing,
don't come to us, you have a
tool available to you. That is
the Congress and it is
impeachment. So the courts have
basically told the Republicans
in the House of Representatives,
you have a tool at your
disposal, it's up to you to use
it. That tool is impeachment
Adam Curry: question. Is this
the same type of process with an
impeachment of a president where
both houses have to impeach?
John C Dvorak: No, the MP did
technically once you're voted
for impeachment. You're exactly
the same if the house impeaches
you and then he goes to the
Senate for trial. Oh, okay.
Adam Curry: All right. So
John C Dvorak: so it's exactly
the same, right. According to
Johnson, when he was grilled by
by Kristin this morning, the
show that you were referring to
earlier as
Adam Curry: she was yelling up
again, by the way, she was
really yellowed up.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, the hands I
say put a little they've tried
to know lighten your hands not
Adam Curry: even trying. No, no,
I don't think they're trying.
No, I looked at the hands you
now you've got me looking at
people. You can't not look at
the hands. You should sit on
your hands. It's no good.
John C Dvorak: So Dave Johnson
had made it. He says, Well, it's
not as polite litical as it was
with the Republicans, the
Democrats going after Trump
because they didn't do all the
proceeds because you're supposed
to go through a series of
meetings and committees and bla
bla bla bla bla one thing after
another before you even bring it
to the house, you just don't
bring it straight up the way a
Nancy Pelosi did. There is he
claims because of procedure.
There. There is a political
right, which is nonsense now.
Hold
Adam Curry: on. I see another
question. So if they impeach him
in the house, it means nothing.
Correct. It's just a euro to
embarrassment to me, but he
didn't want he doesn't get
thrown out. Does he get thrown
off the job? No. Okay, only if
the Senate convicts him. Would
he then be fired and maybe
serve? Yeah,
John C Dvorak: he's fired. Yeah.
Yeah. So that's so this is
Adam Curry: not going to happen?
Where
John C Dvorak: exactly. All
right. Let's just do one. Did
they want to take the higher
register? Right. This is all
election. posturing. Yes. But
it's historic, because it's
different. And that's the only
reason I want to play these
clips, because there's a lot of
interesting little tidbits. The
guy that she's interviewing is
the guy who was on the
impeachment committee, against
Clinton. And he's gotten a lot
of experience with this. And so
he has got some funny things to
say, that are interesting to
note. And the fact is that if
you do have, it seems to me, you
have a guy who's the head of
Homeland Security. That's a big
deal. That can't keep fentanyl
from coming into the country is
doing a shitty job. And that's
what I think the point you're
trying to make. I never liked
this Mayorkas guy anyway.
Adam Curry: But you're you're
not a house representatives.
Doesn't matter where we think.
Can I interject one? Clip? Just
because we're talking about
impeachment. Yeah, this? I don't
know if you saw this, the PBS
Frontline documentary about
January 6. Yeah, I did see it.
I'd like to play a little clip
here. Because this this
accentuates the point of all of
these impeachments and hearings
just being TV show. Is that
okay?
Unknown: Yeah, go for it.
Thompson's committee had
gathered a trove of information,
to challenge what to do with it.
The one thing that we knew was
the information that we have is
compelling. The thing we needed
to do was tell that to the
American people in a compelling
way. So that's why we brought in
the former president of ABC
News.
I got a call pretty much out of
the blue from the committee.
They wanted, they wanted a
storyteller. And while they were
brilliant, they were brilliant
lawyers. Storytelling for a mass
audience is not what they do. To
bring in a guy like this, who
would think outside the box
really did prove to be fruitful.
And it was Goldston who really
began to envision this as in a
way a kind of mini series that
there would be sort of nine
episodes, and that these
episodes would tackle particular
themes. On the Capitol, the
investigation for first
hearing was primetime television
is
the nation is about to witness a
defining moment, the first
hearing before the country the
results of the January 6
investigation.
This is an extraordinary moment
in American history.
When it came to that first
error. I noticed the
Adam Curry: parallel
extraordinary moment in American
history. Never impeach the
Cabinet member in 150 years
extraordinary moments
investigation.
Unknown: This is an
extraordinary moment in American
history.
When it came to that first
hearing. When you how high the
stakes were
about to hold its first
Primetime hearing. We were
either gonna, you know, make
people realize that this is
important. You know, or once you
once you've lost them, you've
lost them for good.
On the evening of June 9, fado
1pm, the doors opened. My heart
was beating pretty fast on June
9, and it was a real question of
can we do is this gonna work or
not? Come
Adam Curry: on team. All right,
everybody. Here we go. Here we
go. I'm pleased.
Unknown: I'm in this three
control room right up the stairs
from Canon caucus. And we count
down to to the style of the
hearing. And we're live people
were great. One,
the select committee to
investigate the January 6 attack
on the United States Capitol
will be an order. Without
objection. We wanted
to make sure that this was a
presentation that would grab the
audience and hold on to him
Chairman Thompson love to say
it's got a pop.
Adam Curry: So we of course
called this as it was taking
place. We talked about them
bringing in this ABC news guy.
We talked about them doing this
prime time they didn't even do a
series. They did a couple of
them prime time. My question is,
if this is out there, it's on
PBS Frontline. If everyone knows
that this happened if everyone
saw it go down. Why don't the
Republicans do this? They're not
doing it right.
John C Dvorak: Well, I'm I'm
going to disagree with this. No.
I think that when the Democrats
decided to get an ABC producer
in and put it on prime time, it
had the veneer of a TV show.
Yes. Which nobody really takes
that seriously. Because they've
seen so many of them I think,
um, I think yeah, all right. I
think it I think the credibility
went down not up because of the
overproduction values created by
the ABC guy he was putting on a
TV show must have been law and
order I watched law and order
all the time and after this, I
don't want to change my vote or
anything afterwards. It it's
just pure it becomes
entertainment. And I my system
might up in my entertainment
desiring system sees it as
entertainment, but it is
entertainment. I'm out of there
after that, and I can go off and
do something else. I think it
was a huge flop,
Adam Curry: but you're telling
me that Taylor Swift won't
change your vote from Trump to
Biden?
John C Dvorak: No, she won't.
Adam Curry: Alright, let's get
back to your Majorca clips, to
get
John C Dvorak: my clips three.
Unknown: Now on that note,
Speaker Mike Johnson is saying
it is Secretary Marcus's job to
prevent harmful drugs from
flowing into our country and
secure our border. How would a
Marcus impeachment help secure
the border?
Well, that's a very, very good
question. Because even if
Secretary maracas were
impeached, and then removed,
which is highly unlikely, given
the fact that you need a two
thirds majority in the, in the
Senate to convict and remove
him, and the Republicans are in
the minority over there. He
would be replaced by presumably
somebody else ready, willing and
able to carry out Mr. Biden's
policies? So unfortunately, it's
probably not going to solve the
issue. But I think impeaching
Mr. Marcus is called for, and
would send a very clear message,
at least to the American people,
that a majority in the House of
Representatives is doing
everything that it can to
correct the awful policies and
failure to abide by the law on
our southern border.
Adam Curry: Yeah, basically
saying what you said, Yeah. And
now I have to ask the question,
why did they interrupt all this
without stupid blood on your
hands? Zuckerberg bit? What was
the point of that? It hasn't
stopped anyone from using social
media. Was that just that layer
John C Dvorak: now? Now? You got
me thinking about that? I
haven't considered they was in
that was? Well, that was? Well,
that was a Senate hearing if I'm
not missing, right.
Adam Curry: Yes. And I'd look so
and I looked at the bills that
they were talking about. And I
went through them, you know, as
I do, like, really through
through like the kids Online
Safety Act cosa. And all I find,
yeah, yeah, I see some stuff in
there, like some interesting
terminology, like addictive
feeds, okay. But all the stuff
is everything you'd expect, you
know, in two years, we'll
implement this. You have to you
got to adhere to guys. Nothing,
nothing spectacular. I mean,
it's complete performative
nonstop about
John C Dvorak: this. The Johnson
himself has said this, that the
Senate is not going to do
anything. There's no as one of
the reporters said, he got
feedback from the Senate
Republicans that they're not
going to do anything to rip. The
Senate is so divorced from that
house. And so far, the
Republicans in the Senate are so
divorced from the house, I just
don't Republicans, they're just
doing stuff. This may have been
the Zuckerberg thing we made
just to cover up the fact that
there's other that this
impeachment is going on, so it
doesn't draw any attention to
it. Right. I
Adam Curry: think there's me
thinking people would care which
they don't smoke
John C Dvorak: screen, the
cranium screen. So this is the
last clip and then we can maybe
figure it out.
Unknown: On that note, what do
you see as the next steps in
this case? Some are saying it
could die in the House, the
Senate, as you just pointed out,
or could we actually see a
conviction? What do you see
next?
It will of course, now that the
committee with jurisdiction, Mr.
Greens Homeland Security
Committee has reported out to
Articles of Impeachment to the
full house, it will be up to
Speaker Johnson to schedule a
vote. Now, whether or not the
Republicans will be able to
secure a majority for that is
itself a question because of the
very, very slim majority that
they have. But hopefully They
will have a majority. And if in
fact a bare majority votes on
either one or both of those
articles of impeachment, it
will, in fact over to the Senate
and the Senate will have to
conduct a trial and then vote on
whether or not to convict and
remove Mr. Mayorkas.
John C Dvorak: So this is a
political ploy. This is done
just before the election. So the
Republicans in the House it
Adam Curry: got a little bit of
runway before the election.
Yeah, but
John C Dvorak: this if they get
the impeachment to go through,
which will probably take you a
month, and then they have to
send it to the Senate, this
thing of drag on close to the
election, because they're just
not going to be able to ram it
through that fast. It's a slow
process. This and Johnson has
made a point of making it a slow
process by going through all
these committees and beaten. And
then there's the Biden
impeachment coming up.
Adam Curry: Oh, goodness,
gracious. So we have it's, it's
just all political. It's just
keep going on. For the
political. It's
John C Dvorak: okay, I'm out
campaigning against the Democrat
or I'm a Democrat. I'm already
an incumbent Democrat, and I get
a Republican coming up against
me and the Republican can say,
this person voted, would refuse
to vote for the impeachment of
the of the man who's, you know,
poisoning the country with
fentanyl poisoning? got blood on
his hands. So it's all Yeah,
it's totally political. But what
else is new at this year with
this house and senate?
Adam Curry: Well, then I might
as well bring this up. Because
I've determined now that the
Taylor Swift up is actually
people talking about the OP.
That's the OP. By
John C Dvorak: the way that I
was at the meet up, went to the
Albany Mallard club meet up
Yeah. And that's what exactly
exactly what they were talking
about the opposite. They were
talking about Taylor's
Adam Curry: I have a couple of
clips just to just to accentuate
the point. Because that's all
it's Super Bowl. Marketing,
obviously. Yeah. But so first,
they won't need her after this.
There's this fake clip that's
going around, which was sent to
me several times by people
saying, Look at this Good
morning, Taylor
Unknown: Swift is not a psyop
Taylor Swift is not a sign.
Taylor Swift is not as Swift is
not a sale Taylor Swift does not
assign or Swift is not assigned.
Taylor Swift
Adam Curry: so they took that
video, the very famous video of
all of the what was that news
outlet that all had the same
screen? Claire Sinclair. Yeah.
And they just added this, these
voices over it. Okay. Here's
what actually was going on. Have
you
Unknown: ever wondered why or
how she blew up like this? Well,
around four years ago, the
Pentagon Psychological
Operations Unit floated turning
Taylor Swift into an asset
that's during a NATO meeting. So
is swift a front for a covert
political agenda? Primetime
obviously has no evidence. If we
did, we'd share it.
It's a coordinated marketing
campaign by Democrats to
leverage celebrities to excite
their base into coming out and
voting. Why alienate
your vote?
John C Dvorak: So you had what's
his name on there? Jesse was at
the beginning, Jesse waters,
Jesse waters. And when he I
thought you I thought you're
gonna play something else,
because I saw this clip where he
he actually did on his show. I
don't know what that was. That
was his short, the five or the
combination clip of some
Adam Curry: we played that clip,
we played the whole clip of that
psychological art. We played the
whole thing.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, with the
woman. Yeah, we played Taylor
Swift's a good idea. We played
the whole thing. Yeah. So why is
he kind of saying that doesn't
that doesn't exist? Where did
you just seems that that this is
just a comp congruence? This
Adam Curry: is just the
compilation of idiots on
television participating in the
OP, which is just to get people
to watch television and go
online football and when it
ended before Megyn Kelly to talk
about it and you know, and
everyone to talk about it.
That's the whole point. Whatever
you do, don't look at the bombs.
Don't look at the bombs, don't
look at the bombs. Look at the
border, look at the border. Look
at Taylor Swift, the god
Unknown: of primetime obviously
has no evidence. If we did we'd
share
it. It's a coordinated marketing
campaign by Democrats to
leverage celebrities to excite
their base into coming out
voting.
Why alienate
the your, your fans and Swifties
you know, they come across from
every political ideology. Why
put yourself in one area don't
get involved. Don't get involved
in politics. We don't want to
see you there.
Let's not forget that Taylor
Swift has made a career off of
writing songs about picking the
wrong man so I don't think We
shouldn't take advice from her
now. CBS
Adam Curry: actually took it one
step further and brought in an
analyst
Unknown: All right, they're
considered America's favorite
couple you know then pop star
Taylor slays
Adam Curry: the Superbowl airing
on CBS what station is Aaron
this year? Oh, I
John C Dvorak: thought it was on
Fox this year. Okay. All right.
Unknown: That would make sense.
All right. They're considered
America's favorite couple you
know them pop star Taylor Swift
and Kansas City Chiefs star,
Travis Kelce. But the attention
on their relationship is also
inspiring some truly bizarre
conspiracy theories online. Some
on the far right are claiming
the two are part of some kind of
to sway the election toward Joe
Biden. Yeah, so how did these
made up theories quickly spread?
Jolin Kent has the story.
Adam Curry: Joe link tell us pop
Unknown: icon indicating a
superstar athlete mixing a trip
to the Super Bowl and you have
the ingredients for an alt right
conspiracy. age of the internet
so is swift a front for a covert
political agenda. Right wing
media outlets have spent weeks
parroting the baseless claims
that swift and Travis Kelce are
at the center of a liberal plot
against former President Donald
Trump,
build them up, build them up,
build them up. And then at the
moment of truth, they're going
to endorse Biden,
but the bad blood which goes
back years, in 2018, she
endorsed two Democrats in
Tennessee. And during the 2020
election, Trump threw her
support behind Joe Biden. Their
meteoric rise in popularity in
recent months has riled up some
Trump diehards, including former
GOP presidential candidate for
VEC Ramaswamy, leading many to
speculate without evidence that
the Super Bowl outcome is quote,
rigged to give swift a bigger
platform to endorse Biden again.
Adam Curry: So now now we're
bringing sports ball into it
this whole thing, the whole
thing is advertising for the
Super Bowl. And then yeah, oh,
absolutely. They brought in some
AI.
Unknown: How quickly did these
conspiracy theories proliferate?
So these will typically start to
simmer in the dark web and kind
of the free dark web,
Adam Curry: John. Oh, it's the
dark web. He should have said
podcast, but it's the dark web.
This is where it simmers in the
dark web.
Unknown: These will typically
start to simmer, simmer in the
dark web and kind of the fringes
and underbelly of the internet
and then at some point, they
gain traction, or
Adam Curry: what can you do have
a directions to the underbelly
of the internet for me,
John C Dvorak: I'd really like
to check the underbelly of the
internet.
Adam Curry: Check that out from
time to time around
Unknown: other events. In this
case,
it was a Super Bowl will seem
Khaled is the CEO of Blackbird
AI, a company that monitors
disinformation. Here, we can
see all these individual little
small conversations all starting
to connect. LED
showed us how his company's AI
driven platform has been
tracking conspiracies about
Swift and Kelsey for months. So
here
we actually see that spread. We
see it snowballing. And we can
actually see a narrative evolve,
grow and become more harmful
over time, in fact, harmful
often when we color code
something red that could be
bought like activities.
There's proof that social media
can take a kernel of a lie and
turn it into an entire corn on
the cob.
Longtime pollster Frank Luntz
believes that Trump and his base
may have turned on Swift because
they worry about her influence
on the younger electorate. Last
year, more than 35,000 new
voters signed up in one day
after swift encouraged her
Instagram followers to register
to vote, and for groups looking
to undermine Swift or anyone
else's influence. Khaled says
the disinformation playbook is
abundantly clear
whether financial motives or
ideological that the tradecraft
that's developed cyber attacks
developed over the years. It's
designed to be an attack on
human perception.
Adam Curry: This whole it's
unbelievable. This is all just
feeling airtime.
John C Dvorak: Yes. And I will
say it is CBS here we were. This
is correct. CBS carrying the
game, a lot of CBS data. That's
why the other thing is she she I
heard, by the way 25,000 But say
she got 35,000 people to
register to vote. Wow, I was
questioning in the last show the
idea that she has 275 million
followers and if they are
eligible to vote at all, that
well, let's assume that maybe
half of them are but let's
assume a third of them are which
is almost 100 million people.
You can only get 35,000 out of
that group. It's worse than
that. It's worse than are
getting people to donate to the
show. In terms of percentage
Wow.
Adam Curry: Taylor's Taylor
Swift can't even get get us to
get get people to donate.
John C Dvorak: So that's like
bogus
Adam Curry: it's all it's at the
end. They should what is the
Grammys airing on tonight wasn't
Not
John C Dvorak: what's the
opposite Grammys weren't the
Grammys last Sunday? No, they're
Adam Curry: this Sunday there
tonight. That they were now that
tonight. there tonight. I
John C Dvorak: was. I was
reading on that. Just going from
my news rundown. I'm looking at
the winners. There is people
went Oh no,
Adam Curry: this has got to be
tonight. Okay, well, I may be
wrong now. No. Um, am I going?
John C Dvorak: You're wondering
you're wondering about yourself.
60s 60s
Adam Curry: Annual Grammy
Awards. 66, by the way, should
be filled with lots of devil
stuff. Oh, yeah. Well, it's
John C Dvorak: always gonna be
good. Let
Adam Curry: me see. 60s is 66 is
this February 4 2024. Tonight.
Okay, and they will have
watching and they will because
thanks to COVID they will have a
16 minute dead segment.
John C Dvorak: Or they get dead
segment is 16 whole minutes.
Yep. That's That's how many
people are dead. And it says
thanks to COVID No, that's
editorializing
Adam Curry: by yours truly. Just
briefly on the AI thing, it's a
lot of dead you know, comics or
blogger has put together
something called the no agenda.
GPT Yeah, and there's a link in
the show notes and so people
tried it out. And so there was a
question about no agenda social
and here's what the what the AI
came back with. The platform was
created as an initiative to do
the right thing for the
community, but face challenges
in moderation and management. It
was run by Adam curry initially
then managed by others including
Ryan Seacrest at one point I
love AI it's it's a comedians
dream
John C Dvorak: it goes along you
know something fun find he's
going along and doing his thing
and then some bond some
ludicrous bomb is dropped in
there. I love it. This is the
product this is the same thing
with self driving vehicles. It
was turned out that vandals like
at a stop sign. Yeah, you know,
you could write put under stop
war and then the car won't see
the sign correctly. And I mean,
there's this all these little
things you can do to a self
driving car to make it to
confuse it because it's crap.
It's junk this the whole idea is
that if it wasn't for vandals
and I actually think the Vandals
there was a thing that happened
recently about the the Taylor
Swift and nude pictures. There
was somebody being interviewed
about this. And on PBS.
Adam Curry: Again, talking about
the opposite. The OP is that's
just what it is. Yes.
John C Dvorak: As part of the
hour and by the way, if you want
to take part at least your own
little way in the app, go to
duck duck go. Type in Taylor
Swift and Ay ay ay nudes
brother. And I didn't want to do
it. But after I watched this
thing on PBS, and I know these
things even out there anymore.
Yeah, they're not. It's millions
of them. I mean, this guy's got,
it's unbelievable. And so you
Holy mackerel, and some of the
lewd material is just beyond the
pale. But so I'm listening to
this woman and the guy asks or
he says, so who's responsible?
Who does this sort of thing and
then she doesn't know what to
say. She's the tech expert. She
goes on and yak yak yak. And
what I would have said was
vandals we have there in our
midst, they do their thing. And
it's it's a good thing. They're
there because it alerts us to
the fact that these These
problems exist and can be
exploited so easily by what
amounts to just a bunch of punk
kids.
Adam Curry: It's really nothing
new. You know, they're just
nothing new
John C Dvorak: and just better
catch him just better us all. is
nothing new. You can't catch
them unless they're dumb, but
that must have been
Adam Curry: the, I think we've
talked about in the last show. I
think that was set up just to
you know, it was two days before
the Zuckerberg blood on your
hands thing. So I think they
just abusing Taylor Swift now
she should get out of the public
eye. This is a very, very dumb
idea. This is going to backfire
on her it will not end pretty
Yeah,
John C Dvorak: that's your basic
thesis about media in general.
Yes, you use it for it always.
And every time you always say it
and then about a year later it
Unknown: happens. Brands back
Yeah. You
John C Dvorak: spiked the ball
and we're done.
Adam Curry: Thank the Vandals
Yes, we shall thank the vandals.
I just want to go back to
because I know you have a three
by three about this. This whole
The whole reason for launching b
one bombers and which is I think
a lot more expensive than one
intercontinental ballistic
missile or what Trump did you
know let's target one dude,
let's get Soleimani he died like
a dog. Now which gave
John C Dvorak: I was always
thinking they did that the whole
idea of these predators where he
could pinpoint you know who you
want to kill I mean, they could
do it. I mean, even American
citizens, but the sand $173,000
An hour bomber. Yeah. Which was
the United States in the Middle
East and back.
Adam Curry: It's not it's not
really targeting. It's not
surgical strikes. I mean, it's
it's your carpet bombing with
those things. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: So beautiful
place.
Adam Curry: It all started while
it all started with tower 22.
And what we were led to believe,
is that tower 22 had one of its
drones coming back. And they
turned off whatever security
systems they had. And then the
Iranian drone snuck in a one way
drone, which means it's one of
those lawnmower duties, which
really have a very hard they
have a very limited range. So
where that was launched from is
interesting, but you know, so
there's been a lot of analysis
about tower 22. And I don't know
if you've seen the satellite
picture. Tower 22 doesn't have a
runway. They have helicopters,
and they have a helipad and they
have helicopter taxiway. But if
so what drone was coming back,
it wasn't a Reaper drone that
needs a proper runway to land.
And that's a good point. And
every single American aircraft
has what's known as an IFF if
Friend or Foe transponder. So,
if something's coming in, you
don't you don't turn off the
receiver. This thing stinks. I'm
not believing that this went
down the way we've been told.
Now that's whenever we lose
something. The first thing we
want is we either destroy or we
retrieve our transponder that
nobody wants anyone to unless
the Iranians now maybe have an
IFF transponder. I'm getting
this from boots on the ground.
And the idea of this Iranian
lawnmower drone coming in
without a transponder, which has
a limited range. I'm told two
kilometers I'll give it I'll
give it 20 kilometers doesn't
matter. Where did it come from?
This it stinks. Stinks stinks.
It all stinks of let's just go
and bomb something. We don't
we're not even wouldn't have no
pictures. Do we even bomb
anything? I mean, honestly, do
you have any pictures? When we
did? Iraq? We did shock and awe.
That's what I was hoping for.
Show me shock and awe. Now we
say we just said 86. We know if
we killed anybody. You know, we
got the we got some militants?
I'm even questioning that.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, you are.
Adam Curry: Can I play a couple
of Kirby clips because he's
always the most fun to listen to
when it comes. Yeah, I
John C Dvorak: just want to
mention it before it played
through right through a Do we
have a bunch of clips from Al
Jazeera about the situation and
I kind of concentrated on a
Iranian professor at the
University of Tehran to remind
us a number of things that I
forgot about in that it's going
to be kind of a it's very
interesting.
Adam Curry: So you want to do
you want to play those first you
want you want to do the Chorale?
What's
John C Dvorak: Kirby say here
and your clips?
Adam Curry: It's Kirby. It's
always fun to listen to a broken
knee bonehead Rear Admiral
Unknown: Joining us now to
discuss more of this from
Washington is National Security
Council spokesman, John Kirby.
John, good morning to you. It's
great to have you back. So So
we've heard from you, and
repeatedly from the
administration that these
strikes against the Houthis are
intended to degrade their
capabilities. But so far, it
hasn't stopped them. Is there
any expectation that the result
will be different or more
definitive after this latest
round?
Well, we'll see what happens the
Pentagon is doing an assessment
right now with to see, to see
what the effect was not only the
strikes in Iraq and Syria on
Friday night, but the strikes in
Yemen yesterday, we are
continuing to go after their
ability to hit us. And in the
case of the Houthis to hit
international shipping, we are
trying to take away their
capability make it harder for
them to throw these punches.
Again, we think we achieved good
effects in both rounds of these
strikes, both in Yemen and Iraq
and Syria on Friday night. But
we're still doing the assessment
on that, you know,
Adam Curry: I've always seen
these videos and the video which
shows the missile going and then
you all sudden there's a big
flash and then the camera goes
dead. And that assessment is
clear. But there's none of that.
Unknown: But John isn't that the
criticism, though? Like is
degrading their capabilities
enough? I mean, what do you say
to these shipping companies who
have had to travel 1000s of
miles to avoid this area because
they don't have safety and
security in the Red Sea?
I tell them that the President
has put together a coalition of
20 some odd countries doesn't
even
Adam Curry: know the exact
numbers just 20 some odd, I'm
telling you, John, this thing's
John C Dvorak: good catch. You
would know exam? Yeah, yeah,
they know the number. Yeah, of
course
Adam Curry: they know the
number. It's none
Unknown: ships and aircraft and
other capabilities in the Red
Sea to try to make that passage
as safe as possible. Now, we
can't guarantee that there still
won't be attacks on their ships.
But we are doing everything we
can with the international
community to protect that
shipping. We know how vital a
waterway the Red Sea is.
Adam Curry: All right.
John C Dvorak: Why don't did the
Z ask him the simple question
which I would have asked if I
was the guy there, which is the
Houthis captured a ship and
they're using it as a tourist
attraction. Why don't we go
recapture that ship? Because I
knew I didn't know they were a
big tourist country. We're
always looking for tourist
attractions, because I
understand now that the ship is
tourist attraction number one,
and the Seattle fish market
where you toss a fish is number
two for the tooth. He's living
in Seattle for a while they're
going there Look at the fish. I
mean, are we kidding me?
Adam Curry: No. Instead, let's
remind our viewers of some
important information.
Unknown: And it's important to
remind our viewers there are
multiple operations happening
here. Because separately, you
noted earlier, the US launched
those retaliatory strikes
against Iranian backed groups in
Syria and Iraq. Of course, this
is a response to three Americans
who were killed in Jordan. Is
there more to come with that
operation? And how soon
Adam Curry: and I hate to be
morbid about it. But we haven't.
I don't think President Biden
was at the caskets coming home.
Which you should be it certainly
if you're playing it. Oh, he was
there. Was he looking at it?
John C Dvorak: I took a photo.
There's a screenshot of it. He
had the the look on his face was
I've never seen I mean, it's the
worst Biden look he could
possibly have his mouth. It's
just that screwball Look, he has
i He was standing there with it
with his wife. I
Adam Curry: hate to be morbid,
but you know, I've seen three
pictures. Three black Americans
Brown, brownish black. One one a
woman, which Korean John Paul
Pierre Cardew didn't even know.
Because, you know, she couldn't
say Oh, three of our folks or
folks didn't even know. I mean,
is this stock photography? I'm
really starting to question this
now. I will really with AI, you
can just make face make new
faces. I'm question
Unknown: there is more to come.
What you saw Friday night was
just the first round. And it's
not going to be the last one by
any stretch, I won't get ahead
of military operations one way
or another what they're going to
look like when they're going to
come. But the President has been
clear, we are going to respond
in a forceful way three
Americans were killed, dozens
were wounded. We have got to
respond in a strong and
aggressive way. And we'll
continue to do that. But there
will be more, there will be more
response options as a result of
that
Adam Curry: attack. Now, the
obvious question is why were you
just yapping and yapping and
yapping for a week and telling
everybody it's common like
you're doing again?
Unknown: Why did it take nearly
a week though, to carry out
those strikes to that give the
militants time to regroup, hide
and protect their resources?
Adam Curry: Oh, protect their
resources? Well,
Unknown: it takes it takes time
to develop the target sets to
make sure you've got enough
visibility on the target just
Adam Curry: to be sure you Oh,
wait for it, hitting what
Unknown: you're aiming at. And
we feel like we did what
Adam Curry: we have the most
sophisticated weapons in the
world, we got to make sure
you're hitting what you're
aiming at. And we did Where's
the video,
Unknown: but that takes time to
develop. You know, there's also
the weather weather be a factor
in something like this. I mean,
the strikes that we took on
Friday night, we're using manned
aircraft, including bombers from
the United States. And of
course, you want to make sure
that your pilots are safe and
secure as they conduct these
vital missions.
Adam Curry: Is this like D Day
where we had to we had to wait
for the weather to clear up? Is
that where we're at now.
Unknown: So weather plays a
factor in all that, that it
wasn't, it wasn't an exorbitant
amount of time here. We needed a
little time to prepare
ourselves. You. For what as for
your other question, as you I'm
sorry, I interrupted you. But
you asked us about what weather
the Iranians are the Iranian
backed groups, I'm sorry. The
militia groups moved anything
around. I can't speak to that.
Specifically, we did the best
intelligence assessment that we
can in terms of developing these
targets.
Adam Curry: So he knows nothing.
We know nothing. The weather was
not cooperating. Did you call
anybody over there? Did you say
did you pick up the phone and
say, Hey, stop killing our
people? Anything like that? I
Unknown: wanted to just pick up
on something you said recently
that the US is not speaking
directly, no direct channels
with Iran in the region. Why
not? Some say that's exactly
what should be happening to
prevent further escalation.
Yeah,
Adam Curry: call somebody.
Unknown: It's not like we
haven't had direct
communications with the Iranians
before what I said was we
haven't had any direct
messaging.
Adam Curry: Oh, they're DMing
now this they were DMing when
they slide into your DMS moolah,
but we're not doing that anymore
right communications
Unknown: with the Iranians
before what I said was we
haven't had any direct messaging
to the Iranian are
Adam Curry: they using Facebook
do you think are they using
WhatsApp to DM audience
Unknown: since the attack
but isn't it now that now that
people little moment for that
discussion, those direct talks.
No, we
Adam Curry: got to shoot more
crap. We're
Unknown: sending a pretty strong
signal with these with these
strikes that we took on Friday
night. And I guarantee that
we're going to be sending
another strong signal to the
Iranians and to the groups that
they're backing the IRGC and the
groups that they're backing over
coming days.
John Kirby, thank you so much
for your time this morning. We
do appreciate it.
Adam Curry: To me, this is
outrageous,
Unknown: his salary ranges.
John C Dvorak: That brings me to
some different group clips,
okay, there's this guy, Joe
Pachinko. He's a colonel,
retired boy who they brought on
this was yesterday. This is
Brian on the PBS
Adam Curry: retired in air
quotes.
John C Dvorak: I think so yeah.
Because when you listen to him
talk, he talks and he talks as a
group and the group he
represents his the intelligence
community. Okay. It's never set
mentioned but when you read
between the lines just listening
to him, he's getting
information. Why does he have
any of this information is
retired colonel. What does he do
for a living they never say, but
he's somehow an expert on the in
the on the topic and they
brought him in to the first time
I've ever seen this guy. And
he's actually pretty good. As a
spokes, you know, as the spokes
hold for whoever knows what that
this is p sorry, PBS weekend
one.
Unknown: As we come on the air
tonight the United States is
carrying out a second wave of
airstrikes against dozens of
Iran back Houthi targets in
Yemen. We
Adam Curry: got to start using
that as we come on the podcast
today. Here's what's going on.
Unknown: Today assault is in
response to last weekend's drone
strike in Jordan that killed
three US troops and injured
dozens more. Last night's Air
Assault struck sites in Iraq and
Syria used by Iran backed
militias. Pentagon officials
said it took just 30 minutes
Friday night for B one bombers
and other US aircraft to hit
more than 85 targets. Rockin
serious of the attacks killed at
least 34 people, both members of
Iranian backed militant groups
and civilians. Joe Buccino is a
retired US Army Colonel he was
the top spokesman at Central
Command. Joe talk about how you
design an event like this A
retaliatory strike like this
Adam Curry: is CENTCOM the guys
who led all the planes come
through a 911 Wasn't that
CENTCOM
John C Dvorak: Central Command?
I have no idea. Please come to
her and think
Unknown: about how you design an
event like this A retaliatory
strike like this. On the one
hand, you want to do something
strong enough to get their
attention. But on the other
hand, you don't want to do
anything too strong.
So John, there's basically a
range of options from low level
of violence to high level of
violence, you know, the high
level you're talking about
strikes inside of Iran. Low
level, you're talking about the
kind of little precision strikes
we've done we've been doing
since November. This is about
what we've done. You know, just
tonight, and then last night is
in the low to medium range.
Okay. So you present these
options to the White House. The
Pentagon makes a recommendation.
Ultimately the National Security
Council in the White House
renders a decision.
Adam Curry: Just it's bacino
with a b b UCC Ino, and he is
under inspector general
investigation as of May fifth
2023.
Unknown: That's interesting.
Okay, look.
John C Dvorak: So they when they
say b one, bombers, bombers
numbers, that implies there's
more than one. Yes. I agree. So
I just want to say three. This
is like a billions of B
literally billions of dollars.
Or a million millions and
millions. Billions. Depends on
probably a billion. It just
seems existing.
Adam Curry: This markup there's
markup. Yeah, this. You're
talking wholesale? We're looking
at retail prices here. Yeah, of
course, that rampant. The whole
thing is, I hate to say it
because we have lots of military
personnel. But I think they know
as well. It's everything is
corrupt. And I and there was
this young man 18 years old at
the church, and he's going off.
You know, he's a Marine. He did
his basic training. Now he's
going to California. He'll be in
this in the region within six
months. It's disgusting.
John C Dvorak: Onward.
Unknown: What is the response
from Iran and from these
militant groups? What does it
tell you?
I'm cautiously optimistic right
now. Iran has denounced the
strikes. But they haven't said
anything about a retaliation.
And there's signals here that
Iran wants to hold back on some
of these Shia proxy groups that
maybe they've gotten a little
bit out of control or out of the
control of Ismail Connie. He is
the senior commander of the Quds
Force in Iran in Iran. And so
maybe he wants to pull them
back. So I'm optimistic about
that.
Does he have that control? When
is he able to pull them back?
What we're hearing is
that, you know, you think about
Kasim Suleiman Honey, you know,
this powerful figure shadowy
figure who really controlled
these forces so tightly for so
long, when when he was struck,
that really degraded Iran, it
really took away their
capability. But it also took
away their ability to control
these loose groups in Iraq and
Syria and Jordan in Yemen. And
they've gotten a little bit out
of control. And now he's trying
to pull them back. So there's
concern in Iran, there's concern
in DC, nobody wants to escalate.
So I'm optimistic about that. We
Adam Curry: don't want to
escalate, we're just, we're
gonna do more, we're gonna do
more, I'm
John C Dvorak: reminded of the
we had a clip it was probably
six months ago for someone who
says that a lot of this is this
was a scam between when we're
still in close contact with Iran
to make sure that they get their
monies and some other and get it
stopped a new program to some
extent, or at least being in bed
with EMS. And the whole every
all this is a cover for the fact
that we're really working with
Iran. I mean, I don't know if
that's even a possibility. But
that's what this one guy
claimed. If you recall that
clip, I'm
Adam Curry: trying to think I
don't have that per se. But I
did hear I know if I clipped it
this morning, that what is being
done here is seen as nothing
that doing nothing to Iran. I
think it was probably Mike
Johnson. He said that, you know,
we should be we should be
cutting their money off doing
stuff like that. Yeah, that
makes it hold on a second. I
think I have it here. Yeah, this
listen to this bit
Unknown: of what Jake Solomon
just said, I listened to that
interview, it was interesting.
We need to make absolutely clear
to Iran that nothing is off the
table. You know, we maintain
peace through strength. That was
the Reagan Doctrine. That's what
President Trump bombed them
again, he continued, and that's
what we have to do right now. We
should not be appeasing Iran.
That's what the Biden
administration has been doing
for the last three years. We're
projecting weakness on the world
stage. And frankly, Kristen,
that is why our adversaries are
acting so provocatively, what we
need to be doing right now is
turning up the heat on Iran, we
need to act to decimate the Iran
Central Bank, the assets that
they held there, we need to lean
on international banks to seize
the assets of Iranian proxies.
We need to put big time pressure
maximum pressure on their oil
exports. There's a lot that we
could do to Iran to send a
message, instead of this
appeasement strategy is just
including strikes,
Mr. Speaker, including strikes,
just to be clear. It
shouldn't. It should not be off
the table. Let me give you just
a quick example. You know, this
is from this morning in the
Trump administration, we used a
drone and three missiles to take
out Qasem Soleimani in near
Baghdad, that sent a strong
message and it quelled all of
the activity there what what
we're doing right now, we're
sending we're using potentially
hundreds of munitions to strike
close to 100 targets so far, but
we're not going right to the
heart of the matter. I think
that's a real problem.
Adam Curry: So I think you're
right. And I think Johnson is
agreeing here by saying, we're
not really doing anything to
Iran. We're just shooting some
stuff. We're just spending
money. And we should we should
cut off their banking.
Unknown: Yay, gonna happen? No,
because, well,
Adam Curry: if we do, then we
just work with Russia, we just
bring in pallets of dollars.
Remember, remember
John C Dvorak: that, like $4
billion in cash, just drop
Adam Curry: it off in cash. No
problem. By the way, this, this
Pacino guy, he was suspended
last year from command. And a
command climate survey found
that 97% of his staff reported a
hostile command climate. Two
thirds of them reported low
morale roughly another quarter
reported they witnessed sexual
and or racial harassment. This
is an interesting guy to bring
on PBS.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's what
you mention it good work. ethic
run a clip three.
Unknown: Yeah. Some Republicans
in Congress have criticized the
Biden administration for what
they say waiting too long. This
strike was last weekend. That
took a full week. What do you
make of that? What do you say to
that?
I agree. I agree. Look, if
there's an intellectual thrust
of the Biden foreign policy,
it's conflict avoidance, and,
you know, avoidance of
escalation. And that's generally
a good impulse for an American
president here. It doesn't serve
us well. And if you look at the
history of Iran, it doesn't
serve us well here. You know,
for five days, we've been
talking about this for five
days, we've been talking about
what we're not going to do. And
I think it signals to Iran, that
they can continue to kind of
push us around. They can
continue to strike at our bases.
And we're not going to make them
feel pain, because what we do to
the Houthis here in Yemen, what
we do to these Shia groups in
Iraq and Syria, it doesn't
really manifest in pain in Iran.
Adam Curry: Yeah, that just so
that that goes right along with
what Mike Johnson just said,
it's not really doing anything
to Iran. We're just spending
money. And getting everybody all
riled up. And I guess the
thinking there is, hey, I'm a
war president. He better hurry
up and someone's got to declare
war. How much longer can the can
President Biden be authorizing
this stuff?
John C Dvorak: Before? The I
think half of it's illegal
already? All of his work as a
word. That's the idea is all
political idea that once you're
got a war president, you gotta
keep them in? Oh, yeah. Don't
Adam Curry: change a warring
team. Yeah, that no
John C Dvorak: one's buying
that. I mean, they may have
bought it in the 50s. But now,
this, I think I got one more.
Yeah, one
Unknown: more flying bombers
halfway around the world to do
this. Obviously, there are their
operational reasons for this.
They carry a tremendous amount
of payload, they can fly
supersonically. But was there
also a message being sent? This
is all about a message. So the
message here is more important
than anything you've hit
anything you destroyed any of
these shear groups that you
killed? The B one bombers are
important, because, you know,
they can fly under radar
coverage. And if you're going to
hit inside Iran, you're going to
you're going to hit or inside of
run with a B one Lancer. What
comes next? Well, I think what
comes next is you're going to
see more passes in Iraq and
Syria like we did last night,
you're going to see maybe more
strikes on the coast of Yemen
here tonight, we hit the
Capitol. I don't think we'll do
that. Again. I think we'll hit
coastal battery sites. I think
this will go into next week for
a few days into next week. And
then we'll see then we kind of
wait, did Iran get the message?
How is Iran going to respond?
How are these groups going to
respond? That's what's next,
it'll be the same sort of
targets or the targeting change.
Now you're gonna see the same
kinds of targets the same level
of violence. And really, you're
going to see these bump there's
a lot more bunkers. So these
these complexes that you know,
if you think about doors or in,
in the East there in Syria, Abu
Kamal, these are complexes that
have hundreds of bunkers within
them. And so you know, you
there's a lot more targets you
can hit there we hit 85. That's
really not very much. There's a
lot more we can do here. Joe
Pacino, a retired US Army
colonel, thank you very much.
Adam Curry: Retired. Do you
still want to talk more war?
John C Dvorak: Wait, maybe this
guy was put on the PBS NewsHour
as punishment? A lot of these
guys don't like to do these
things. That's a good point.
Okay, we get we need a
spokesperson to this. Yeah, you
put him on? Because I've never
seen him before. And he's not
bad. No, well, he's just kind of
give away the fact that he's
getting he's got more
information than you think he
should have.
Adam Curry: Unless you have to
work for him. Doesn't sound like
such a cool dude to work for.
John C Dvorak: Well, maybe he'll
straighten out. No, he does
sound like a good guy. He's not
a manager.
Adam Curry: Can I switch to
something else for a minute?
Because we're gonna lose people.
We might as well play Africa and
China clips. You got Africa? No,
no, no, I have. Have you ever
seen this guy? He does a YouTube
channel. He used to be a tech
lead at Google. He's an Asian
guy. And kind of like a know it
all kind of dude, but he was
very popular YouTube. YouTuber.
Okay, and he laid out a Oh,
should I say a hypothesis about
what's happening is how many
tech? I think the big question I
keep hearing is all these tech
layoffs. You know, even Jack
Dorsey laid off a whole bunch of
people and it's been hundreds of
1000s in the past couple of
years of technology. People have
been let go. Yeah. And I think
as I was listening to Devorah
Horowitz unplugged. You know,
this consensus is it's not like
there's some bad news coming,
something else is going on. And
it's not necessarily that we oh,
we're headed into some horrible
recession. And this guy had kind
of an interesting thesis. I want
to share it because to me was
like, Yeah, that makes a lot of
sense. And it it kind of started
with Elon Musk, you want to hear
it.
Unknown: Of course, tech layoffs
are surging over 25,000 rows
already cut just in the month of
January, we saw PayPal cutting
9% of their worlds 2500 people
gone Microsoft cut that 90 100
People from their gaming
division unity cut 1800 people
that's 25% of their workforce,
Amazon Twitch cuts 35% Discord
cut 17% And there's a whole
string of other layoffs in the
tech industry here. We have a
tech jobs chart here showing a
noticeable decline in tech roles
according to indeed where jobs
and software it and information
has just gone downhill coding
may just be debt. I mean, we're
talking about So the fundamental
changes underway here coding is
dead apps are dead. Now I've
missed this backdrop of tech
layoffs. This comes at an
interesting time when so many
YouTubers are quitting retiring
really rich. So there's this
wealth gap between nine to five
employees and influencers, which
is something I've talked about
before, where we have these two
class of people, right? Half of
millennials are basically poor.
They can't afford anything. And
they're stuck in these debt and
nine to five jobs and the other
half. They're raking it in with
Lamborghinis and Gucci and
Rolexes, living in these
mansions traveling all the time.
And isn't that funny, we now
have the social media trends
that watch me lose my job on
tick tock tech workers are
filming their layoffs and
sharing them on social media for
views. So what their nine to
five jobs are burning down their
social media channels are
thriving. And you see these
people finally waking up to
that.
Adam Curry: And I think this may
have something to do with the
extreme dissatisfaction of
younger generation of workers
because it is that I'm seeing
these trends a lot of the I'm
quitting YouTube is you know,
just to get views like oh, I
didn't quit no all you begged me
to stay. But there's a lot of
money has been made. And we even
just saw recent, the Renewal by
Joe Rogan, although it's not
quite the same as as his initial
deal. Same goes for color Daddy,
you know, they're they're
upfront and revenue sharing
deals. But I think people are
seeing this and then what used
to be the big hero, a oh, we oh,
he's a ninja ninja coder.
Remember that? Remember, we were
hiring ninjas ninja coder, and
they were making 234 100 grand.
I mean, lots of money. And this
guy says, you know, no, we've,
we've, we're done. We built it
all.
Unknown: So here's what I think
is happening. We essentially
reached a local maximum and
technology where we invented
basically digital drugs, social
media, where everybody is now
just addicted to this digital
opioid. And they're just
vegetating in front of their
screens, watching short videos,
Tik Tok videos, YouTube videos
like this one. And nobody really
wants to do anything else.
People are just totally content.
People don't need to buy
anything. They don't need to
download new apps or websites.
It's kind of like building
someone that TV and then asking
them if they want anything more
from you. And the apps or
websites or services, no, they
just want to watch their shows
now. And so in the way content
became the new software where a
lot of value creation shifted
from the tech stack to
infrastructure of building that
first TV. Not that spilt. We
don't need the builders for that
we just need someone to maintain
this TV. And then value shifts
into the shows creation is kind
of like the movie industry where
you have the sound engineers and
the stage engineers and
production designers, they don't
really get paid much but as the
show stars who get paid the
most. And so similarly, at the
time when Twitch is laying off
35% of its staff, software
engineers, managers, college
educated 95, folks, it's topstar
and streamer pokey main is
leaving Twitch voluntarily. She
has not been laid off here,
folks, with the rumors of her
finding and potentially $75
million deal. So it's just
funny. There's this divide where
some people are leaving the
company because they're fired.
And then some people are leaving
because they're they're
retiring. Basically, they're
done. This
Adam Curry: rings true to me.
Have there been any new exciting
app any new development? I mean,
we have really nothing? I mean
AI? Really, Where's where's all
the coders for that? I mean,
sure, buzz kill. There's,
there's definitely a market for
them, but not, not for not for
not the level that we had before
of, oh, we've got to build all
this stuff out and you know,
once Instagram created their
version of Tik Tok and Tik Tok
is tick tock. You know, this guy
calls it the low opportunity
era. But still
Unknown: with all of this
quizzing, whether voluntarily or
not, I think it reflects a low
opportunity, low growth,
stagnant era that we're living
through where there's just
nothing really exciting going on
a lot of technology that should
have taken off like web three,
the metaverse AI it didn't
really get too far. You know, AI
may have some potential but it's
also the playground mostly a big
tech companies that have the
data and GPUs to train on. Most
normal people aren't going to be
doing that. The chat GPT store
was kind of a buzz. It was just
wrappers on chat GPT, you've got
Apple vision Pro, pretty
expensive, limited market. And
that should be clear by now apps
and websites are long dead,
people stopped using those as
soon as they began vegetating on
short form videos. And so with
everybody vegetating on digital
drugs, the game industry is also
suffering because it simply cost
too much per minute of
entertainment. And we can see us
consumer spending on gaming
here, which is down 14.5% In the
past three years, and it's
basically a stagnant industry in
an area where there continues to
be inflation and rising costs,
so a lot of companies are seeing
weak consumer demand. Other
meanwhile, YouTube ad sales
soared $9.2 billion in a
blowout. quarter as they're
firmly back in growth mode after
a quiet year last year.
Adam Curry: I don't know. To me
it sounds sounds very plausible
that this is just they're done
building. We got nothing. We got
no other ideas except quantum
computing, but that's still on
the horizon that's still on the
horizon.
John C Dvorak: It's an
interesting hypothesis. I can't
argue with it. I mean, there are
people that I've known this was
always been the case in high
tech. I remember going back into
the late 70s When you had when
you first had the s 100. Bus
come out.
Adam Curry: Oh, the s 100. Boss.
Remember those days people? I
don't know. What was the s 100.
Boss? I have no idea what that
is.
John C Dvorak: It was a bus, you
know, a backplane that had 100
pins on it. And it was called
the s 100. Bus and it was
developed. I think the Altair is
the first one that they
developed a kind of a quasi
version, they got formalized and
became a standard that wasn't
the artist play until the IBM PC
came along with its own bus
Adam Curry: Rs 232. Is that what
replaced it? Rs
John C Dvorak: 232 is a is an
interface. Okay,
Adam Curry: bro, does not I
don't know what you're talking
about. I don't either. I'm just
throwing stuff out.
John C Dvorak: So there was this
guy. There was the early days of
micro computing, which is what
it was called. There was all
these graphic guys had come
along. And anyway, there was a
guy, one guy who came out with a
thing called a Hercules card. It
was Herky. I think there may
have even been around here,
Hercules, maybe. But he
Hercules. It made this graphics
card that became kind of a quasi
standard because it was so good.
The guy made a shit ton of
money. I mean, not by today's
standards, but by the standards
back then. Yeah, a shit ton of
money and he as soon as he
cashed out he just took his put
on some sandals and moved to
Mexico and he never was heard
from again. And I knew that guy
there was just uh yeah, I'm
rich. I'm out of here on
Adam Curry: smart man he didn't
he didn't was not a serial
entrepreneur didn't didn't go no
fall for that scam, like how to
spend your I'll use my own
money, dumbest thing I've ever
John C Dvorak: done, I use my
own money to make more money. So
this type of personality in tech
is not an unusual character that
would just develop somebody
making enough money to get more
than get by. But you know, you
think you got a lot of money.
And you don't I mean, you do for
like a year or two. And then
they bail out and they go away.
And so maybe there is an element
of that going on. There's one
Adam Curry: other thing that he
said, which is which I think is
something that is very DH
unplugged. And it all started
with Elon and I think he has a
point here.
Unknown: I think it was really
Elon Musk, who kicked off all of
the firings when he fired 80% of
Twitter's workforce, saving the
company massive amounts of
money, cutting bloat, and so a
lot of other tech CEOs probably
saw that too and realize they
wanted to cut through all of the
management below as well. So
Instagram here is also
announcing they're cutting a
level of management. The TPM
role or technical program
manager is essentially been
eliminated by Instagram and what
Mark Zuckerberg called the year
of efficiency aimed at removing
layers of management. The result
was 1000s of layoffs last year
and Reduction and Management
ranks and this effect was
probably also compounded by over
hiring during the pandemic, as
well as hopes that AI can
possibly help improve some of
the efficiency of current
workers. Although general
consensus seems that AI is not
behind the current wave of
layoffs. That is coming later
on. It's another potential
factor behind tech layoffs is
section 174, a new tax bill that
came into effect last year,
which essentially made software
engineering salaries, non
deductible in the first year,
you have to amortize that cost
over five years with only 10%
deductible in the first years.
The industry is changing. These
days. Everybody entered dog is
coding immigrants are coding
fresh college grads are coding
check up, hazing is becoming an
oversaturated field where
employers are realizing the code
base pay you 300 to 500k and
free cafeteria food for two
hours of work a day.
Adam Curry: So that's the r&d
tax credit that that that Joe
Biden overrode that with an
executive order. Yeah. So know
John C Dvorak: that I didn't
know. I didn't know either. See,
that becomes a big deal. You
have to change everything. And
then because it changes the way
you do the books, and which
reminds me since you brought up
you said Zuckerberg was
mentioned I should mention this.
Can you check the price of meta
stock?
Adam Curry: I think it's a it's
probably way beyond the $400
that I was willing to bet we
would never reach.
John C Dvorak: You were willing
to bet you made a $500 bet. Oh,
I
Adam Curry: did. I thought you
didn't take it. No, I
John C Dvorak: didn't take the
five $5,000 Bet you wanted to
make.
Unknown: Okay. Well, here's
John C Dvorak: the clip calling
names. And
Adam Curry: we've got a whole
panel of douchebags who are
going to narc on you're
constantly they're dead. Not
that it's like Facebook. How's
that $400 stock doing?
Unknown: Let's get into you
wait, you wait,
Adam Curry: I will bet you $500
Right now that Facebook will
never get back to $400. And
unless they do some, you know,
unless they died the bets on
him, okay, and that was the same
flow because somebody record
this with the same float you're
not allowed you're not allowed
to manipulate by changing the
float with a split or reverse.
John C Dvorak: There's never
this bull crap did float is
never the same. There'll be some
issuances. There'll be some
buybacks
Adam Curry: where there was a
split or you're
John C Dvorak: adding a bunch of
disclaimers. You don't want to
do the bad Oh
Adam Curry: I've done
$5,000 5000 $5,000 Now I say I
say
John C Dvorak: I'll do the 500
but the reason I want you to
5000 because you can't afford it
I never get paid boys coin made
Adam Curry: point made you're
afraid you're afraid I have no
fear. So yes, I was alerted to
this. I honestly did not
remember the way that went down
that it's was about two years
and four months ago episode 1492
And after having hearing that
because of course people sent
that to me. I apologize. I was
not only I defaulted to my
carnal mind, I'm ashamed and
embarrassed because I called you
names and I really I repented
for this I am very sorry and I
want to thank you for having
grace on me for not taking my
$5,000 and I will gladly pay you
the 500 from the bet and I'm
sorry
John C Dvorak: well thank you
very much for being sorry the
$5,000 Bet you're right you
should thank me for not taking
the bet I but I in there I did
say you wouldn't pay it because
you're not going to pay 5000 I
bet nobody does. And that's my
tip to people out there who want
to bet when people when somebody
makes an outrageous but don't do
it because you're going to just
going to cause friction if I
even get the $500 I'll be
surprised but I will take it if
I it will go to a charity.
Adam Curry: Can I send it to you
in Bitcoin? Come on,
John C Dvorak: I don't have a
wallet
Adam Curry: count. I'll set you
up with a wallet. You never
know. I mean it's like kind of
doubling down for you.
John C Dvorak: If you really
have cash,
Adam Curry: I'll send it I'll
send a
John C Dvorak: pallet of
dollars. But now we could.
Adam Curry: I am sorry. That was
very embarrassing. I heard that
and I was unhinged and I said I
defaulted to my my defaulted to
my carnal mind. It was not good.
That's I don't like what I heard
there.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, so I will
if you want I'll put the bed in
abeyance if you want to do
double or nothing for Facebook
hitting 1000 No,
Adam Curry: I'm done. I've I
will. I'll take my lashes. I'll
take my lashes. I'm not gonna go
there. No, no, I'm done. I've
never been good with stocks. I
mean, I'm the guy that sold all
my bitcoin at $900 thinking this
is dynamite.
John C Dvorak: Hey, you so I've
said it before. And I'll say it
again talking about this on dish
and like, if I had bought, say
$200 with a Bitcoin at 25 cents.
Yeah. The likelihood of me
keeping it past $400 Bitcoin is
probably nil. The best the only
way you can do that is you buy
it for 25 cents and then somehow
lose track of it. And then
suddenly, years and years later
find the key to the kingdom. You
old wallet that's kind
Adam Curry: of that's kind of
what happened. But it gets worse
the story is actually worse.
Because I took the money from
the Bitcoin I sold and I de
traded it
John C Dvorak: Wow. Go into
commodities while you're at it.
Alright, since
Adam Curry: since we're doing
old clips, I want to play
something that just aired and I
want to play a classic no agenda
clip. This showed up on Tucker
Carlson. Some guy named Callie
Callie Ed, I think his name is
and he he's as like a healthy
you know, he does. He's a
healthy medicine guy. What do
they call it these days that
there's a term for to keep for
wellness, a function of
functional medicine doctor, and
I've ever heard this functional
medicine doctor and he promotes
you know Everything except
pharmaceuticals. And he's on
with Tucker. And he brings out a
This clip was sent to me by many
people, usually for the same
reason. He says, Oh, listen to
the I cut it down a little piece
here. But you're
Unknown: saying that pharma buys
TV spots, not to convince people
to ask for specific drugs from
their physicians but to subvert
the news business.
Adam Curry: This is a this is an
open secret working for Pharma.
I'd never thought of that as
this is an open secret. The kind
of silly ads you see between the
news breaks. The points of that
is not it's largely to impact
the customer. But but the
farmers already got that they've
already bought off the doctors.
They're good on that. No, this
is an open secret. The news ad
spending from pharma is a public
relation lobbying tactic,
essentially to buy off the news.
The news is a referee. They're
not investigating Pharma. But
I've noticed that the news has
become the news has become
basically a referee, that you
are a terrible anti science
Luddite for asking why, you
know, the shots that we require
our kids to get that
fundamentally by their own
advertising, change the immune
system of that child for life,
why it's gone from 20 to 70. Do
even ask that question, the news
referees that calls you anti
science when the two largest
vaccine makers in the country
are literally criminal
enterprises. GlaxoSmithKline and
Merck, in the past five years
has settled two of the largest
criminal penalties in American
corporate history for bribing
and misleading bribing doctors
and misleading creating
misleading research, who are the
two largest vaccine makers? So
you literally have the media
playing referee, you can't even
ask a question. So this was a
big revelation for Tucker
Carlson. And he really
John C Dvorak: what we've been
talking about for how many years
Well, I
Adam Curry: went into barricade
I went, I went into being it.io.
And which there's a new version
coming, by the way, which will
be killer. And I was able to go
back. I mean, we had other
mentions of advertising, but
this was the most sinks, no
agenda, Episode 343. From
September 29 2011. There we go.
Let's go back and see what we
saw. What
John C Dvorak: choice does he
have? He's running a commercial
show that has sponsors on a
network that relies like
everyone else on drug
advertising. What's he supposed
to do? He take the donation
model and make less money. I
mean, I don't know what you
expect the guy to do. He has no
choice in the matter. He is like
everybody else in the media.
Everything that people watch out
there is bought and paid for by
big pharma, Big Pharma as the
right now probably one of the
biggest advertisers, they're
making so much money on on some
of these sketchy drugs. That,
you know, you can't say what?
And then you have the vested
interests of the war on drugs.
Adam Curry: Yeah. But it's
important for people to know
because Jon Stewart does come
across as the guy Yeah, and but
he's not he too, is beholden to
the pharmaceutical industry in
this case, and it's a six minute
clips, I'm not gonna play it,
but there's a link to the actual
video. There you go.
John C Dvorak: 13 years, 13
years, and it was a thing, and
it's always been a thing with
us. Yep. Yep. And that has to be
able to want it. And we always
mentioned that we're one of the
two countries in the world that
allow pharmaceuticals to add
prescription to advertise
prescription drugs, or IV.
They've always advertised
aspirin.
Adam Curry: But but they control
they control all yes, but they
get
John C Dvorak: the mechanism
mechanism of control. So they
own the media. The media has
been been co opted, captured.
Remember the capture they've
been captured by big pharma so
they can't say anything now.
Adam Curry: It is what this is
news.
John C Dvorak: What's
Adam Curry: going on in Canada
right now. I, I pray this does
not come to the United States.
What what is happening there.
This is about made, which is
just a I love the acronym made
because you think of a me, I'm
coming in here, I'm going to
sweep around and I'm going to
kill you, which is medically
assisted assistance in dying.
And the Canada has put a pause
on this. And this is very
disappointing. To the to the to
the industry to the death
industry. In Canada,
Unknown: the federal government
is defending its decision to
delay the expansion of medically
assisted death to include those
suffering from mental illness.
It's the second time they've
press pause on the legislation.
James Cameron is a member of the
Board of Directors for the
advocacy group dying with
dignity and he joins me now
James Collins, good to speak
with
Adam Curry: you get ready for
this Google.
Unknown: So your organization
says the work has been done to
move forward. Now. How do we
reconcile that with the reports
and the statements from various
governments saying Canada is
just not ready to do this real
life? You have to go back and
look at what was said at the
time that the postponement, the
sunset clause was extended last
year. And Minister lametti was
very clear as to what the
markers were there needed to be
the consideration of the report
of the expert panel, there
needed to be an educational
program developed so that
clinicians could be prepared for
this. It needed to be better
data collection, and needed to
the regulators across the
country needed to have time to
prepare regulations and
guidelines. And all of those
markers have been met. So there
are obviously some people in
this country who do believe that
the system isn't ready. But many
more, those who are actually
engaged, the Dan is doing
assessments and delivering made,
testified before the committee
that they were ready and ready.
personally disappointed that the
government now intends to, I
want to go down the road for
some indefinite period of time.
I don't know how long that is.
But I'm more disappointed for
the relatively few Canadians who
meet the very strict criteria
and were hoping and waiting for
the day to die and they'd be
able to apply for med for made
and if they were successful, to
receive that service.
Adam Curry: It's a service it's
a service. And what this was
about was they didn't want to
include mental disorders. People
want to die because they are
depressed. I mean, that's,
that's like one of the hallmarks
of depression. And this guy
wants to kill people over it's
It's baffling to me.
John C Dvorak: It was kind of
baffling about the whole thing
is that the Canadians have got
this MA MA ID deal and I would
find somebody then they put them
to I don't know what they do to
him but they die. Yeah. And you
know, everybody's happy about
it. In the United States where
we have executioner's row you
can't put anyone to death
because all you know that this
doesn't work that doesn't work
we can't get any more of this
drug. I mean, how can the
Canadian so casually put the
normal citizens to death and we
can't put anyone criminals How
does that work? Oh,
Adam Curry: I think we both had
a clip about that about that
we're gonna suffocate nitrogen
yes suffocate some guy.
John C Dvorak: That was the
latest one Yeah, I think
adequate because it shows
inheritance
Unknown: Alabama is set to
execute a criminal with nitrogen
gas tomorrow, a method never
used before. The US Supreme
Court just declined to block the
state. The man in question
survived a different method of
capital punishment two years
ago. I'm
Adam Curry: always surprised
like oh don't kill him. That's
cruel. You can't quit but
killing babies not as cool
that's all good let's go protest
for that. I'm always I'm always
baffled by our attitude towards
death in the United States
John C Dvorak: well I met
baffled by the Republican and
Democrat schism regarding this
the Democrats are okay with
killing babies and but they're
not okay with death row. Oh, no,
we can't have the death penalty.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying
Republicans are just the
opposite they're not killing
killing babies will kill these
bastards in jail. So I mean,
it's just like the both sides
seem to have like a mitt, you
know, maybe you should switch
some views back and forth. I'm
only person I kind of think is
not a hypocrite is when it
doesn't want to kill babies or
either won't kill everybody.
Yeah,
Adam Curry: if we're gonna kill
everybody, I want the primetime
rights. I've said this for many
years. Yeah, this is your goal
in life. This will be my exit
strategy I want to produce
today.
John C Dvorak: We've got to be
you'd be worth billions
billions,
Adam Curry: I'd be able to pay
off that $500 bet in a
heartbeat. heartbeat.
John C Dvorak: Never pay out the
$5,000 bet that's for sure. I
can do the three by three or we
can go to the Iranian Professor
which I could also push off.
Well,
Adam Curry: why don't I do two
quick fun climate change clips.
And then and then we can do the
three by three. How does that
sound? Alright, alright. So the
first one is very underreported.
And it is climate change related
but the farmers in Europe are on
the move. Everywhere. All
countries, they're not
John C Dvorak: very well covered
by the all
Unknown: tractors clogged the
Luxembourg square and Brussels
Thursday during an EU summit.
Their goal deliver their message
of less bureaucracy and better
prices. A movement that started
several weeks ago in the south
of France has not erupted across
Europe, with farmers not
blocking roads in Portugal,
Belgium, Germany. Poland,
Romania, Italy and Spain and in
France Dangar has moved from the
provinces to Paris. Earlier this
week, farmers blocked major
arteries into Paris with their
tractors. And yesterday, almost
80 people were arrested outside
the international food market to
dish out the Paris at farmers to
send it on the area and were met
by armored vehicles. Their anger
is centered around the need to
make more money. They generally
say they need less red tape,
less environmental restrictions
and protection from cheap
foreign imports. France has
proposed giving livestock
farmers 150 million euros per
year to ease their concerns. The
EU Commission has responded by
suggesting the limit Ukrainian
imports of sugar, poultry and
eggs. This will also ease
restrictions on the use of land
left fallow for environmental
reasons. But the plans still
need to be approved by the 27
country member bloc in the
European Parliament. By
Adam Curry: the way, not a
mainstream clip. You cannot get
a mainstream clip that overviews
all of these protests on all of
these roads, no all there's
John C Dvorak: nothing we're not
covering it. And it's and
especially with the farmers
where they have the armored
tanks and the tractors in one
side. It's unbelievable. And
this is going on all over the
place. And a lot of it does have
to do with this Ukraine war
because they you just heard a
little clip.
Adam Curry: The older Ukraine,
car
John C Dvorak: Guile owns
Ukraine farms, and so let's move
to move them into Europe. Oh,
Adam Curry: you know what, and I
wondered this the last climate
change clip but I got a PDF from
one of our producers. And it's,
you know, opened it up here.
This is celebrating 10 years in
Ukraine 10th anniversary of
bowing in Ukraine a decade of
growth. I did not know this, in
January 2014. That's the year of
the Maidan push that's when the
United States primarily took
over the entire country. The
very first engineers walked into
the brand new Boeing Engineering
and Technology Center in Kyiv,
Ukraine a decade later, Kyiv is
home to almost 1200 engineers.
Together they support
engineering for almost all
Boeing's commercial platforms.
Initially, the site start
operations no more than 50
engineers focusing on
engineering products related to
the second generation 737 and
the Boeing 757. What are the
chances that some of these some
of these things are coming out
of Ukraine? And 10 years 10
years of Boeing and Ukraine? Did
you know this?
John C Dvorak: No, I didn't
until you just said it right
now. I didn't know it.
Unknown: I mean, that's really
the cause. Why are
John C Dvorak: we sending them
any jets? Why don't they just
make some f 30 fives right there
in Ukraine. Boeing,
Adam Curry: they do the seven
sevens, the triple seven triple
7x, the 737 that they do the 787
program, as well as payload
designed for 737 and triple
seven and the Eco demonstrator,
whatever. The local Boeing team
made the courageous decision to
continue their work during the
war. Boeing global is providing
unwavering support ensuring the
safety. I mean, come on. It's
like that's the last thing you'd
expect that Boeing has been
there for. They're celebrating
10 years. We're not being told
anything. This is not news that
you're watching people stop it
and get off social media. Of
John C Dvorak: course a day
taken bomb the ant and off
plant. Yeah, which makes a
better jet and Boeing
Adam Curry: is got more engines.
Alright, here's, here's my final
climate change clip is just a,
it's a classic because he brings
back some super tropes that we
love. It's Christiane Amanpour,
the globalist on CNN
International with her fellow
globalist Al Gore.
Unknown: So I just want to ask
you, you know, James Hansen, the
NASA expert, who was one of the
first on climate warnings, has
warned that, you know, unless
there's some massively radical
thing to happen very soon, the
magic 1.5 degrees number will,
you know, will be surpassed? And
there seems to be a struggle
over the experts over that.
Where do you come down on that?
Adam Curry: I like how she talks
about the magic 1.5 number.
That's kind of a setup Matt's
magic number. Yeah.
John C Dvorak: Which is exactly
right. Yeah. Right. Language.
Adam Curry: magic number. Well,
I
Unknown: have the deepest
respect for Jim Hanson. And also
for his colleagues who have a
slightly different view. I agree
on most things, you know, half
of Oh, calendar days and 2023
were actually above 1.5. And in
November, there were two days
above a two degree Oh, Narcan
above the pre industrial
temperature. So yes, we were
running out of time to solve
this in time. But and we're
running some unacceptably high
risks with large global systems
that are important for the
flourishing of humanity that are
now
Adam Curry: another left Oh,
Unknown: hey allies. So the
sooner the better. The issue
you're referring to is over how
sensitive the climate is to more
and more greenhouse gas
pollution. And now, ultimately,
they agree on far more than they
disagree. They're all saying the
same thing. We got to switch
away from fossil fuels as
quickly as possible and stop
using the sky as an open sewer.
That's the basic problem. He's
back to the sky as an open sewer
or putting 162 million tons up
there every day. And the
accumulated amount it stays on
average each molecule for about
100 years, and the accumulated
amount today, Christiane is
trapping as much extra heat as
would be released by 750,000.
Hiroshima class Oppenheimer era,
atomic bombs exploding on the
Earth every single day,
Adam Curry: he's expanded into
Oppenheimer era. This is
beautiful owl.
Unknown: I love it. Well, he
John C Dvorak: gets a movie
reference in Yeah. Oh, yeah. So
for Dummies out there who don't
know anything about Hiroshima
via Hiroshima, the old bomb and
all the rest of it. We have to
bring in the movie reference so
you dummies can understand what
I'm trying to talk about here.
Nobody's listening to me.
Adam Curry: 750,000 Hiroshima
Oppenheimer era bombs a day. I
want that on a t shirt.
Unknown: It's beautiful. Al
Gore, Al Gore.
John C Dvorak: God love them.
Adam Curry: Hey, all we need is
a price on carbon. Once we get
that price on carbon, we're good
to go.
John C Dvorak: Then everybody
can shut up.
Adam Curry: Did I? Did I tell
you do we talk about the fact
that the IRS has, has had
they've created some rules,
they've stopped a lot of them.
But if you have a company, it
could also just be an LLC. If
you do something that creates
carbon credits, you can sell
those. So you don't have to be
you know, you don't have to be a
big corporation. You can be a
small LLC. And you can I'm going
to plant some trees that we've
talked about this strategy
before. Yeah, I'd like 10 years
ago. Yeah. But but now they've
they've they are allowing it
that you can sell your your
energy tax credits to any other
company. Yeah,
John C Dvorak: they're trying to
list a mechanism
Adam Curry: that they want. I'm
sure that they'll have some
exchange. I don't know. But but
there's this this is from the
tax guys who are telling me
this.
John C Dvorak: And this is all
it might be on the bush but that
doesn't mean you can do it.
Adam Curry: Well, it's it says
it right there and I'd have to
look it up because it was a
couple of shows ago I guess we
didn't talk about it. But yeah,
this is part of the inflation
Reduction Act which is you know,
you get half of half of anything
that you that you do you get tax
credit for. So if you just buy a
car like an Eevee you don't
really have to you don't have to
use the Eevee you can write off
half of it in tax credits. Don't
even have to drive it it says it
I don't think inflation is going
to come down anytime soon. I
think we're in for are they
talking about? Oh, we'll be
cutting interest rates. Oh, now
it'd be March oh, maybe it may I
don't think it's going to happen
at all.
John C Dvorak: I don't think
they should be cutting them now.
They should be raising the
economy's going the way Biden
claims which is watching Welker
on that show oh my god, you
know, the things are so going so
well. We got no interest, no
inflation and no unemployment.
Everything's the best economy
ever. I don't understand why
that people don't see this and
vote for Joe
Adam Curry: I got an angry
message about our millennial Gen
Z. Oh, there's so many so many
beautiful emails we received
from
John C Dvorak: tons of good mail
for the Gen Z's like to write
Yes,
Adam Curry: they are very long
and they and some of them love
their job and you know, they
they they just grind away and
the things that they were hoping
they would
Unknown: they would do love my
job and I love what I do.
Adam Curry: The things they were
hoping to get into now that you
know they're just doing it as a
hobby and they have the bought
homes and they don't live in
cities and and they watch Little
House on the Prairie. But, but I
got I got this one from this
one. One person who was like it
was you know, boots on the
ground how bad the job market
actually is. I work construction
had to leave the job. My boss
was violently attacked my mother
I got a job as a cashier. My
boss ghosted me after I was
hospitalized with like, just
horrible story. And so I write
back and I say, Well, you know,
that's that's not really much. I
mean, you've had some bad
breaks, but it's not like that
doesn't happen to lots of
people. and I get the message
back. You and John are a couple
of old pussies. You would have
hung yourself a long time ago in
my shoes. Okay, well that kind
of ended that conversation.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, you got the
wrong guy in dialogue.
Adam Curry: That's right all
right let's send everybody now
it's time for a three by three
it's been around and by Jesse de
air we are hearing stories from
ABC CBS the never ending never
ending three by three which
means we have a three by three
and a plus and we're going to
see just how program the news is
of course this flows through to
your social media. It's all the
clips you see Megyn Kelly will
get all upset about it and
remember code bond Gino at
checkout
John C Dvorak: store with Mary
Bruce at ABC. Oh nice
Unknown: night the powerful
retaliation promised unleashing
a major Counter Strike on Iran
backed militants in Iraq and
Syria, a direct response to the
drone attack that killed three
American soldiers and injured
more than 40 on a remote US base
in Jordan, the US saying the
airstrikes began at 4pm Hitting
85 targets in seven locations
inside Iraq and Syria, including
command and control operation
centers and intelligence hubs,
taking out rockets missiles and
attack drones belonging to
militia groups. And there are
Iranian sponsors who facilitated
attacks against US and coalition
forces. The US dropping more
than 125 precision munitions
from multiple aircraft,
including b one bombers that
flew from the US President Biden
tonight saying this is the first
wave of a response that will
continue at times and places of
our choosing. And warning the
United States does not seek
conflict in the Middle East or
anywhere else in the world. But
let all those who might seek to
do us harm. Know this. If you
harm an American, we will
respond. Notably, none of
today's strikes hit Iran
directly. The President remains
concerned not wanting to start a
wider war. Just hours before a
powerful reminder of the weight
of these decisions. The
President performing one of his
most solemn duties as commander
in chief witnessing the
dignified transfer of the three
service members killed in
Jordan, one by one their flag
draped cases carefully carried
across the tarmac. The President
placing his hand over his heart
alongside the First Lady and
defense secretary Austen
honoring the Fallen you know
Adam Curry: what gets me about
this? It's like if you hurt an
American, we're going to come
and get you with our b one
bombers. How about the fentanyl?
We all recognize where it comes
from? How about Gonzalo Lyra?
Now the guy who would Ukrainians
kills him? It's so disingenuous.
Yes. Because
John C Dvorak: you're right. The
whole thing is that facade is
bullcrap. And by the way, don't
most of these ceremonies when
these when do when they come
over a drape and right out of
the thing they have the families
are there. They didn't have I
remember the families there
because I remembered the time
during it. They didn't have
families there. No, it was just
Biden and red flag, the phony
Lloyd off the flag and and the
wife. But you remember that
because usually the families
that are because I remember that
one time there's a bunch of
people that came over and
Hillary was the Secretary of
State and, and a woman I think
we had a clip of it the woman
who was she said Hillary's so
cold it was like it was like
hugging a lizard. You know, she
went on and on about it.
Adam Curry: Yes, yes. I remember
that. It's
John C Dvorak: like, where's the
families? Ah, which brings me I
always even bring that up is
because you brought up yes made
whole thing may be AI. I'm only
it's I hate to theater.
Adam Curry: I hate to think. And
you of course, if there's a
family that that is grieving
over their service folk, then
that's horrible. But if they
weren't even there, that doesn't
make it. We have we have
military people. They'll tell me
what's going on. You know? Isn't
the family by definition flown
in for this?
John C Dvorak: I always thought
they were I don't know. I mean,
most of the time I've seen this
event, which they don't like to
show anymore. They stopped doing
it after the Vietnam War. But
they did it this time as a photo
op for Biden, obviously. Yeah.
Even though he has such a look
on his face. They can't use the
photo op for anything. Just like
he's he has a grimace on his
face. Like he doesn't like being
there or something. It was very
Adam Curry: Wow, it's
John C Dvorak: very well let's
go back to the three by three
and let's move to NBC with Peter
Alexander. Oh,
Adam Curry: I hope we have a
launch sound.
Unknown: The American
retaliatory strikes have begun
US Central Command saying late
this evening, US forces began
striking more than 85 targets in
Iraq and Syria. Syria using
numerous aircraft including long
range bombers flown from the US
the targets Iran's Islamic
Revolutionary Guard Quds Force
and affiliated militia groups
hitting their command and
control operations centers and
intelligence centers, rockets
and missiles and unmanned air
vehicle storage among other
sites. President Biden tonight
saying our response began today
he will continue at times and
places of our choosing, adding
let all those who might seek to
do us harm know this, if you
harm an American, we will
respond to us strikes common
response to that deadly drone
attack by Iranian backed
militias that struck tower 22, a
desert outpost in Jordan,
killing three US service members
that attack among more than 160
Adam Curry: I'm sorry, I gotta
stop this. Have you in any of
these reports or any report?
Have you heard the names of
these three service members?
Yeah, you have heard the names?
Yeah,
John C Dvorak: yeah, they read
the names off on a couple of
shows Okay,
Unknown: killing three US
service members that attack
among more than 160 against
American targets by Iranian
backed militias since October,
President Biden had previously
authorized limited strikes in
response that even he
acknowledged had not deterred
the militias, and the President
has been under pressure to
respond more forcefully,
especially after American
service members were killed. All
of it just hours after the
commander in chief performed one
of his most solemn duties
attending the dignified transfer
at Dover Air Force Base, as the
remains of those three US
service members returned home.
The President and First Lady
joining the grieving families of
46 year old Sergeant William
rivers, a soldier. They
Adam Curry: say that they draw
pictures
John C Dvorak: of them standing
I didn't see any family people
but okay if he says so they made
me they were
Unknown: the President and First
Lady joining the grieving
families of 46 year old Sergeant
William rivers, a soldier
soldier, his cousin said 24 year
old sergeant Kennedy Sanders,
whose family said she was always
full of life and 23 year old
sergeant Brianna Moffitt, her
parents remembering how she
could light up a room for us
today also launching preemptive
strikes on the Iranian backed
Houthis.
Adam Curry: All I see is
pictures of them with other
service personnel. People in
uniform I don't see necessarily
with families but okay, I mean,
I I don't want to harp on it too
much. But
John C Dvorak: either way he
also put it if you parsed it, he
could have been that Biden met
with the families elsewhere.
They weren't on the tarmac
necessarily. If you listen to
the way he presented that Yeah.
But whatever that was, Peter
Alexander and now we're gonna
move to Nancy Cordis. One of the
top rung of the reporters for
CBS, CBS, CBS,
Unknown: Pentagon officials say
to
Adam Curry: Oh, come on CBS. Is
that a NAT POP they start off
with like a like a little like a
little fart for the hour.
John C Dvorak: I think they
should. Just did I think they
put the sound in differently but
if I'm not mistaken, most of
these reports always showed the
B one bomber taking off. Which
is quite a pretty sight. I mean,
the B one bombers just a
beautiful pass no
Adam Curry: ands and off.
Pentagon officials
Unknown: to b one bombers were
among the military aircraft used
to strike more than 85 targets
in Iraq and Syria to the targets
included command and control
centers, weapons depots and
drone storage facilities, all of
them linked to Iran's
Revolutionary Guard and
affiliated militia groups or
their affiliates. The strikes
were approved by the President
and launched just a few hours
after he welcomed to the bodies
of three fallen service members
back to US soil three
Adam Curry: welcomed welcome
that this is this is disgusting.
Welcome back boys. Girl boys
Welcome back. Come on. He
Unknown: were stationed in
Georgia usage is dubious its
dubious by the President and
launched just a few hours after
he is welcomed into the bodies
of three fallen service members
back to US soil. All three were
stationed in Jordan at a US
outpost known as tower 22 That
came under fire last Sunday. I
Adam Curry: can tell you right
now there's going to be a movie
titled tower 22 It will be
Amazon Prime or Netflix
Unknown: the basis Well, you
John C Dvorak: know that the
title is self that's there.
Yeah. For the taking up too good
title
Unknown: bases air defense
system had been temporarily
taken offline to allow a US
drone to return from a mission
safely. An Iranian made drone
Adam Curry: this this is the
lie. This is the lie. With no it
came
Unknown: under fire last Sunday.
The basis air defense system had
been temporarily taken offline
to allow a US drone to return
from a mission safely. Okay, so
Adam Curry: I just want to know
what was this a helicopter drone
like Now a little bit more. And
why did you have to take your
air defense systems offline?
This is very this is very,
John C Dvorak: very I'm with
you. 100% Okay, and I said it
again I'll take 100 with you
99.9% and
Unknown: Iranian made us go
drone struck sleeping quarters
at the base, wounding 40 and
killing Army Reserves soldiers
will reverse. Brianna Moffat and
Kennedy Sanders. We know that
you can definitely feel our pain
President Biden called their
anguished families this week.
No, I really do now. I got a
phone call.
Adam Curry: This is Oh my god.
This is not this is not how you
do this. You don't air the phone
calls. Oh, let's do a zoom call
and let's release it to CBS.
John C Dvorak: And it's a good
point never surprise it cause it
should don't wouldn't go on the
air that is staged wrong.
Unknown: US officials blamed the
attack on the Islamic resistance
in Iraq and umbrella group of
Iran backed militias. I don't
think
the adversaries are a one and
done mindset. And so they have a
lot of capability. I have a lot
more wary
of setting off a wider war the
US has avoided striking Iran
directly despite at least 165
attacks on US forces in Iraq and
Syria since the Israel Hamas
conflict began last October.
Iran's President warned today we
will not start a war but if a
cruel Force wants to bully us
the Islamic Republic of Iran
will give a strong response
Adam Curry: this is some rocky
level crap there Pullman here is
dumb. I can't believe that I'm
I'm ashamed. I'm ashamed. The
shame I'm ashamed. Ashamed of
this. Ashamed of what they're
doing ashamed of the reporting?
A shame that people watch it a
shame there's money in this.
Bring back Taylor Swift. That's
right
John C Dvorak: here we go with
the CBC. This is like the bonus
clip. And this is Chris. Oh, we
didn't do CBS yet. Now that was
CBS. That was yes. With a bad
net pop. Yeah. Okay. Let's go to
CBC and wrap this thing up at
4pm.
Unknown: Eastern Time, US
military forces struck more than
85 targets in Iraq and Syria.
The strikes were against Iranian
Revolutionary Guard targets and
other Iranian backed militia.
The facilities that were struck
included command and control
operation centers, intelligence
centers, rockets and missiles
and unmanned aerial vehicle
storages and logistics and
munition supply chain
facilities. Syrian state media
says the strikes hit near the
border between the two countries
and several people are dead used
in the attack. And again, this
is from US Central Command
aircraft, including long range
bombers flown from the US, as
well as 125 smart weapons
capable of precise target hits.
US President Joe Biden said then
Paul, that the US will respond.
And today the President is in
his home in Delaware after
spending the afternoon at Dover
Air Force Base at a ceremony for
those fallen soldiers. Well,
speaking of Biden, then any word
on this from the White House.
The President just issued a
statement, Paul shortly after
the strikes, he said in part and
let me just read it to you
exactly as it is written this
afternoon at my direction US
military forces struck targets
at facilities in Iraq and Syria
that the IRGC and affiliated
militia used to attack us
forces. Our response began
today, it will continue at times
and places of our choosing the
United States is not seek
conflict in the Middle East or
anywhere else in the world. But
let all those who might seek to
do us harm know this. If you
harm an American, we will
respond. Defense Secretary Lloyd
Austin added to that in his own
statement, Paul, he said the
President and I will not
tolerate attacks on American
forces we will take all
necessary actions to defend the
United States our forces and our
interest
John C Dvorak: which again
brings up your point about what
about that journalist guy
character that's been detained
in Ukraine? Oh,
Adam Curry: he was killed he was
he died in prison.
John C Dvorak: I know he died
yeah. Oh, yeah. This
Adam Curry: is a weeks ago.
Yeah.
John C Dvorak: So then okay, so
they don't care what we do about
that? Nothing we okay. Now
Adam Curry: we don't care. No,
but but we know we have to do we
have to spend months and months
and months crying about what's
that guy, the journalist The
Washington Post journalist.
Khashoggi
John C Dvorak: show shogi.
Wasn't even an American. Then
Adam Curry: we didn't go over
and blow up. Voice in America.
Well, that's why we didn't go
blow up. So Saudi Arabia
John C Dvorak: well there's
probably other reasons we didn't
blow up Saudi I'm just
Adam Curry: gonna say this is
all this is all theater am and I
don't know the I'm still reeling
over the fact that Israel
somehow let guys come over with
motor gliders and then defense
was open the military industrial
complex writ large is out of
control and they don't care
John C Dvorak: I think the don't
care part is like I think they
do care and they and I think
your earlier thesis or I'm sorry
hypothesis hypothesis
Adam Curry: yes was
John C Dvorak: about once they
know once Trump gets in this is
the game might be spin spin spin
as have some finalist rack up
the money, fatten up the bank
account set up a Swiss account
list is ready to party. When
Trump comes in with all
overtime. It's
Adam Curry: all ending people.
It's all ending. With that,
thank you for your courage in
the morning to you the man who
put the seat in the cutting
bloat. Ladies and gentlemen say
hello to my friend on the other
end one only Mr. Johnson.
John C Dvorak: Mr. Neal, Mr.
Adam curry also in the Maryknoll
ships as he boots on the ground,
feet in the air, drops in the
water. And all the days and
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Adam Curry: can't You can't say
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John C Dvorak: No, you couldn't.
You can't be able to say midget
you have to say little unless
you're my age. For the last 25
years.
Adam Curry: They are short
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back channel going on with
teenager keep me keep me honest.
Adam Curry: Yeah, of course.
Hello. She's a producer. She She
does a lot for the show stuff.
You'd only be
John C Dvorak: very happy but
that $500 rub it in. She's like,
Adam Curry: I know. Yeah, I
know. I believe me. Trust me. I
know what's gonna happen there.
I said 40th anniversary is her
40th birthday. Yeah, I got a
back channel. She's the best man
should be happy. Where's your
back channel with your family?
Are they listening?
John C Dvorak: Nobody cares.
Adam Curry: Networks brought us
the artwork for episode 1630
That was titled potty mouth
parrots. Which is a title you
were just dying to get out
there. And there were a number
of candidates I have to go look
at the submitted art the one we
chose to buy networks was
Zuckerberg with blood on his
hands with a go bag that had a
little transistor radio and a
toothbrush in there. And it
would miss that. Oh, you didn't
see the transistor radio on the
toothbrush? They were behind me
I looking
John C Dvorak: at it now. I see.
It's obvious and I didn't get
the cane. No, it was the cane.
Adam Curry: I think it's the
monopoly guy isn't it?
John C Dvorak: All right, right
right that's exactly what it is.
The guy should have the top hat
the whole thing perfect. Yeah, I
missed that too. That this this
this work? Yes works piece was
dynamite. Yes. The
Adam Curry: more you look at it,
it's like the Mona Lisa. You
know the more the longer you
look at it the more you see it's
just beautiful it's a perfect
piece
John C Dvorak: but you did like
the piece next to it yes
Francisco
Adam Curry: Scott a manga had a
go bag submerged in the water
with fish I just like the go bag
idea so I was okay with I think
the the network's go bag was
funnier
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I didn't
get to fish in the wells because
all fish
Adam Curry: because you were you
were complaining about about
flooding. It was your go bag
because you are flooding sweet
cheeks submitted a that looks
like a kind of designer go bag
which I wasn't quite sure that's
not a Louis Vuitton looks like a
Gucci maybe I'm not sure it does
Louie to tell it to me. I think
it's Gucci that that design is
not left and that's Louie number
of people said in Taylor Swift
small Taylor Swift which now
probably not going to do Taylor
Swift
John C Dvorak: though is
verboten? Don't do Taylor Swift
Adam Curry: there were two
swearing parrots which didn't
quite didn't quite hit it a
little sigh up on the prairie
funny but not great execution. I
kind of liked Dame Kenny Ben's
false flag there's just cute but
Unix that and it was anything
else we liked it was that it
John C Dvorak: anything to false
flagged indicated much of
anything? No it's just uh just
you know this this works piece
was hard to beat.
Adam Curry: Yeah, it was good.
We appreciate the work of all of
our artists of course. That's a
great example of time and talent
being put in they're doing it
live you can look at it at no
agenda art generator.com.
Another perfect example of time
and talents are Paul couture who
puts that together for us and
keeps that running and this
upgrade is just phenomenal. It's
so beautiful the way
everything's set and the artists
have beautiful profile pages now
with more information than ever
so this is the only way that
podcast really can survive is by
support from the people who
listen we do not call listeners
we call you producers and you
have an obligation to produce it
can be it can be boots on the
ground. It can be a jingle we
have lots of those we got some
ton of good news jingles as
requested artwork, you name it.
There's lots of ways you can
participate discord hit somebody
in the mouth or send us some
treasure. We definitely need
that and we want to thank our
executive and Associate
Executive producers and we kick
it off with this is from the owl
the Albany meet up this is the
get John out of the house meet
up and the credit for this. I
guess they had some mechanism
you'll have to tell us goes to
Eric. Eric tune, tune t o n
528 33. It's amazing how they
got the magic number in there.
Now was this. Do you know
anything about this? But what up
about how this mechanism, how
did
John C Dvorak: Eric, the guy who
does the meetups, in who did the
meetup became decided that he's
going to collect all the money
that he can? Person to person?
Okay, and accumulate, but
there's others that send it give
me a proper form, which is a
check here or something in an
envelope of the note.
Adam Curry: And are they listed
on the in this?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, they're in
there. Oh, good. It's only a
couple of them. Oh, good.
Because this, most of it came
through to the
Adam Curry: third. I want to
give us a quick little update on
the meetup. It was about 45
John C Dvorak: people. Wow. To
me, that's good. Is a big meet
up and was my head on a stick?
No, your head was not on a
stick. Nor was mine. And I think
that that's slowly fading into
the past. And that idea, and
everyone was it was a wide
variety of people, including a
poet from Berkeley, they'd we've
read one of her poems once a
truck driver, who's drives
logging trucks. Nice. Who's and
he says, Yeah, everybody, if
you're a trucker, you'd listen
to podcasts. Yes, which is what
you do. I know. We had a guy who
invented some new form a new
form using memes of a man has
had some memes
Unknown: or memes. Memes. memes.
Memes
John C Dvorak: mem m e m s, look
it up. microelectronic Magneto
something. Is this a small
moveable meme? It's it's going
to be the next big thing would
and it always will be the next
big thing it always
Adam Curry: will be. He's
invented that did he happen to
invent
John C Dvorak: he took memes and
made a speech? Micro scopic
speaker that day if you put in
an ear bug, but since it has it
has no there's no latency with
the sound. It's crystal clear.
It's a fabulous is going to be
if they get it out
Adam Curry: the door how many
members brought it how many
memes that he have in this
thing? As his one
John C Dvorak: man per side?
Unknown: So two memes. Yeah, two
memes. Nice.
John C Dvorak: Okay, and he was
there with his fiancee. Who was
so she was adamant about to
Taylor Swift Kelsey, phony
baloney relationship and she was
going to kill somebody about it.
Adam Curry: This is why Kelsey
John C Dvorak: only dated black
girls. What's she doing with
this white woman?
Adam Curry: I heard he was gay.
That was the latest. I know
she's
John C Dvorak: supposed to be
gay. Taylor. Taylor Swift
supposed to be a lesbian? Nah,
that's the latest.
Adam Curry: Oh, no. And here we
are participating in the by the
way.
John C Dvorak: Yes, we are. And
by the way, just download some
of those photos. She's obviously
a lesbian. You can tell me what
she's up to. It's in the photos.
Adam Curry: There'll be a
newsletter will in the
newsletter for next week. Sign
up to the newsletter, people
sign up to the newsletter.
John C Dvorak: So that was just
generally a good group. And they
had there was a lot of variety
of people as usual. That was
attending, but I'm gonna keep an
eye on these memes. Yeah, memes,
guys. Most guys memes. All
Adam Curry: right memes on that
meme my exit strategy.
Unknown: So all these things?
Yeah.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, yeah. It
was just a good meetup. All
right. J i j showed up with the
Brennan and
Unknown: Hey, when are they
getting married? April, did you
get your invite?
Adam Curry: Yeah, but I saw
that. Are they registered
somewhere? Because we got to
send them a gift. I'm thinking
of sending them $500.
John C Dvorak: Can't afford it.
Adam Curry: All right. All
right. Let's move on with our
next executive producer.
John C Dvorak: Well, Nexus SD GE
in Oakland, California came up
with three and 50 laws if it
made sense. And he just wants
karma. Or she could be she's s d
G. That person wants karma with
a twist of Rev. L.
Unknown: You've got karma
newsreader
John C Dvorak: $50.58
Adam Curry: and Priscilla. Oh,
Larry is in Ramona, California.
343 75. And this is in memory of
Paul a faithful listener. We're
sorry that that we've lost Paul.
Thank you, Priscilla.
John C Dvorak: And Christopher
Lowery, which similar from St.
Pete Beach in Florida, also
34375 which is 33333 plus, so
plus. Yes, yes. Thank you. I do
believe I'm overdue for a
donation your hard works
appreciated. Thank you.
Adam Curry: Thank you very much.
Baron NBS in Chicago 333 69 And
we know that's about ITM John
and Adam the firm paid out my
share of last year's profits
here's your cut thanks for
everything you do no jingles all
good karma Barbarin NBS of the
trading sorry I didn't mean to
do that you need good karma
there we go you've got karma
John C Dvorak: in Sandown New
Hampshire three three. Please
Knight me as sir. Lump the
Grump. I'm a dude. Lucas.
Adam Curry: Do I'm a dude
John C Dvorak: do I don't know
what my ring size is. I'm a
smokin hot girlfriend told me
hers. I think I get that hint,
though she's getting the ring
love you guys come at all
SpaceForce jingle please
SpaceForce
Unknown: you've got karma
Adam Curry: taking some orders
here that I see for the round
table which I hadn't put in yet
for our next donation. And that
is from Ryan, George Yorkville,
Illinois. 333 dot 33 One of our
favorite donation amounts we'd
love it Adam got me jazzed up to
donate. Please make this a
switcheroo to donate for my
smokin hot girlfriend Danielle
Doherty. All right, so let me do
that switcheroo right now. So we
make sure that she gets that
credit done. Got it. This will
make her Dame donkey puncher of
the round pen. Can we have
mangoes and sticky rice at the
round table? Yes, you can. And
what has he asked for here?
Some? Of course, some of our
favorite jingles. Trump going to
come of course followed by the
whole load. Yep. Now it's a it's
a well known combo and a rev al
crown hog day. And I don't
that's not an ISO per se. I
think is it maybe it's series?
Yeah, I think maybe it's at the
beginning of teleprompter I'll
see if I can get it a
teleprompter I'm
Unknown: gonna come I'm gonna
give you the whole load did
resist we much we must fail all
Jide about a shutdown the
tortoise in the race then co
author of Kubrick's you to lead
singer Bono friend Dr. Chips.
We've suspect Joe Haas and I
have Rush Limbaugh Rush Limbaugh
rush Leonard office in here
Adam Curry: it's not in here I'm
sorry I can't that's we don't
know where we don't know we're
John C Dvorak: very twice night
is through Georgia and garland
Texas 33333. In my case, the sad
puppy wasn't needed. This
donation was already settled
when I woke up in the middle of
the night at 333 Thank you for
your courage no jingles no
karma.
Adam Curry: All right, that's
easy. Hey, sir Julian from page
Texas.
John C Dvorak: 333 about South
Florida fair.
Adam Curry: Frannie I'm sorry I
missed South Hello South
Florida. Frannie I'm sorry.
South Florida Frannie 333 33
says today my Viking hunk Peter
turns double nickels he's the
love of my life. And a fabulous
father to our three human
resources please give him this
shout out. Happy Birthday
Kemosabe love you babe.
Unknown: I should I saw that
that
Adam Curry: was pretty good.
Thank you both for the six plus
hours a week keeping us informed
and laughing out loud you are
true national treasures I hope
you never find an exit strategy
you want to know memes on deck
many blessings South Florida
friendly and now you get to
Thanks for Julian he's from I
get to thank big Bastrop meetup
that's him and his name.
John C Dvorak: He's in page
Texas growing in this Yeah,
that's 333 Gentleman sir Julian
here a good friend of mine has a
budget for promoting the latest
drop from country music artist
dusty black. Clearly the
smartest thing to do to spread
the word about this song is to
get a mention on the best
podcast in the universe. The
song is titled me and Jesus. And
he's got a link link to link li
n k.to/me And Jesus and it can
be found on all the major
streaming services proceeds from
the song are going to charity no
jingles no commas or Julian? The
Duke of Bastrop County
Adam Curry: Hey Sir Julian hit
me up I want to put it on value
for value. We got that in the
apps now. We're doing all kinds
of cool stuff with that thank
you sir Julian Hey, look who's
back with an Associate Executive
Producer ship as Sir era Darien
Yeah. There he is from trabuco
Canyon, California. 250. He says
thank you. Well, thank you.
John C Dvorak: Thank you.
Unknown: Thank you. Thank you.
No, thank you. Sir. Sir.
John C Dvorak: Sir to is done
Roman numeral two hope this
Adam Curry: clears most ciclismo
I think so
John C Dvorak: does ciclismo in
Rio Verde, Arizona, I believe so
250 bucks thanks for all you do,
sir to Pope D I'm thinking is
Adam Curry: my thing it's
surreal Pope declares de
John C Dvorak: eel maybe I think
Adam Curry: it is. Carla heights
ma isn't zaev older in the
Netherlands that's not anywhere
near Oh da but she does give us
$225 For an Associate Executive
Producer ship and since there's
no notes you will receive a
double of karma you've got karma
John C Dvorak: sir Eric the
grease monkey in Concord
Virginia tu tu tu tu tu tu as a
road ducks. They get very
encouraged no jingles no karma.
Sorry, the grease monkey and
Adam Curry: with a nice row of
ducks to 22 dot 22. We have Matt
Lee, who sent us a note with a
picture of his odometer which
shows 22,222 miles. John and
Adam I stopped by the grocery
store a few days ago as I placed
my truck into Park I was hit in
the mouth by my odometer.
Thanks, guys. No jingles? No
karma. He says. I'll leave it up
to you no need to read my note.
It isn't terribly interesting.
No, it was nice. I liked that.
It's always fun to see. See what
people donate for Paul
John C Dvorak: Schneider 204 ad
and I made it a birthday list
for February fourth thanks
Adam Curry: you got it. You've
done Rob alter Kansas City $200
Associate Executive Producer no
notes so for you also a double
up karma you've got karma.
John C Dvorak: The new patch kit
in Lakewood, Colorado. 200 bucks
asking for jobs cutting it for a
remarkable resume that gets
results. Go to Image makers
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That's image Masonic with a
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Unknown: jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs or jobs.
Adam Curry: And Sir rich Meister
is in Mountain View, California.
Popey still has a gig there.
It's been weird in Mountain
View. 200 ollars. Also, he
John C Dvorak: was at the
meetup. Oh, he was $200. And
yeah, he left a note that just
says Hey,
Unknown: thanks
Adam Curry: for the memories.
I'm gonna give them a single
single karma then for that.
You've got karma. And that
concludes
John C Dvorak: No, there's
actually one more. I have to
read the next one. Oh, I
Adam Curry: see it. I see it.
Yes, because it's $230.23 in
Canadian dollar at sir Spencer
Sumner. And Sherwood Park,
Alberta, Canada Navia. And of
course, we respect to the
Canadian dollar reduce and this
will be a title change should
the PeerJ committee approved
from Sir Spencer Baronet, to
serve Spencer Sumner via account
of Alberta? I'm sure that's
okay. I'm not I do not hear any
John C Dvorak: objection to any
objection. There is no other
vibe count of Alberta with
Adam Curry: deference to Sir
Robert Gosh, go by Count of
Sherwood Park and struck Kona
county who has already laid
claim to where my family and I
call him okay, so you're good.
It has been nearly 10 years
since I first donated to the
show.
John C Dvorak: And oh, by the
way, I should mention you could
jump in become a Duke. That's
right. Take over the whole
province,
Adam Curry: right and then and
then making your slave it's been
nearly 10 years your serve 10
years since I first donated to
the show and over 15 years since
I started listening as I began
listening in high school and
turned 30 late last year no
agenda, man now and no agenda
has been with me for over half
of my life. I don't know I don't
know how I
John C Dvorak: feel about it.
Best case for something.
Adam Curry: Doesn't feel good to
me. Somehow. My keeper, my
keeper Patricia and I welcomed
her first human resource. James
last fall. I'm grateful. What
are you drinking? Topo Chico,
from you know, I thought it was
from Texas but it's not from
Mexico. It's from Mexico.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. I was from
Texas used to this
Adam Curry: what they drink and
test what we drink in Texas.
Yes. Yeah. My keeper patrician i
Welcome to first human resource
James last fall. I'm grateful
for you living to be living in a
non spawn upstate, and to be
raising our son with the same
outlook and values I'm sure you
will be a fine human resource.
The show continues to have a
profound impact on my life and
by extension the lives of my
wife and son. Thank you for all
you do. Sir Spencer Sherwood
Park, Alberta and we will have
your title change coming up
shortly along with a night to
Dame we've got some meet up
reports. And again, thanks to
all the executive and Associate
Executive producers who came in
for us on this episode 1631. We
thank everybody who donates all
you have to do is send some back
if everybody says and some back
these donation notes, these
segments will be short. That's
not how it works, not how it's
ever worked in 16 years, but our
gratitude remains the same and
John will take us through the
notes, which include all the way
up to $50. Yeah, let's
John C Dvorak: start with
Colleen Cahill from San
Francisco when 3333 got a
birthday coming up for a
wonderful fiance Michael. Bryan
Warner bow Creek, Michigan,
105 35 Baron lattic in Houston,
Texas. 100 John Robert A 100
Daniel Schuler in Caledonia, New
York. 100. Eric Ecuador in
Richmond, Virginia. 100. Angela
Garcia, she was at the meetup
$100. She had Oh, she should be
on here. She needs a D douching.
Unknown: D de deuced.
John C Dvorak: She also
mentioned it was a Rogan
donation,
Unknown: oh Rogan donation.
John C Dvorak: So Angela Garcia
was interesting. She has one of
those. I don't know I didn't
ever ask her. I usually ask
people what they do. I forgot to
ask her. She has a showbusiness
face. I don't know how to put it
the other way. She has
exaggerated features that belong
to the head age of a big head.
She her heads is busy, not too
big as yours but it's just the
right size for showbusiness
head.
Adam Curry: What are you talking
about? She
John C Dvorak: has she needs to
go into show business. Okay, she
gets she get picked all the time
left and right. She's
distinctive looking. Looks like
it looks like she looks like an
actress.
Adam Curry: I'm thinking the
Bachelorette.
John C Dvorak: Maybe Anonymous
is a hard that's a hard gauge.
Just go into cattle call you
better off anonymous $100. See
attached note to I don't have
it. Let's take a look and see if
there's anything on there for
us. Yes.
Adam Curry: Hold on. He says
anonymous as you should mention
the PIO box on the show more
often. I'm sure there's a lot of
paranoid listeners who want to
donate but don't want anyone to
know. Or leave a digital trail.
While it's on no agenda.
donations.com
John C Dvorak: Yes, and also on
devora.org/and A Yeah. And I put
it in the newsletter. Yeah, but
I'll mention it. Box 339 l
Ciriaco. 94530. And you can run
that back if you need to.
Richard Hufford in Tempe
Arizona. 9999 Paul Eaton in
Albuquerque, New Mexico 99 David
Cox in Dallas, Texas 808 I need
a deed douching
Unknown: bad deed deuced
John C Dvorak: Kevin McLaughlin
comes in with 808 is the
Archduke of Luna he says ladies
remember at 45 You should
consider an annual mammogram
screening screening. Christian
Hold
Adam Curry: on, hold on. I want
to say something about that. The
new thing is thermogram that's
the new thing. The ladies are
getting a thermogram
John C Dvorak: so thermogram
Yeah, so
Adam Curry: instead of the
mammogram is really it's a very
horrible process. The thermogram
is they they they use a sensor
to see if you're heating up it's
a different process a different
type of sensor.
John C Dvorak: Christian
Christian Christian, grey light
leash Grealish in Lakeland, Ohio
808 Sir her blam a Sugar Hill
Adam Curry: Georgia him again
John C Dvorak: yeah 808 saw the
bad signal had to donate. Sir
Christopher Patrick Hill and
Parkerville Washington, Western
Australia I'm sorry Western
Australia 808 And that came in
from Australia via stripe. We
now have stripe nice that you
can donate via and it makes it
so go to no agenda donations.com
has a little link there so we
had nothing but trouble like New
Zealand you couldn't donate to
the show. That's right.
Alexander except for sending a
check and they don't even know
what a check is there. Alexander
saw that saw that as shower
solid showers like solace our
tell us our in Shaker Heights,
Ohio 75 Daniel Carroll Laughlin,
Nevada 7227 Sure becoming heroic
in sharer Ville, Indiana 6886,
jiggly boobs so when he's trying
to get make that take hold
Christie Jensen Meanwhile, in
Huntington Beach, California
66101. And she's trying to make
this take hold which is 6611
dangling balls and double Dix
Adam Curry: for the lay Ladies
John C Dvorak: Okay ladies out
there that goes anywhere on
doubters Christie Christie
Cameron lean in North Branch
Minnesota 6131 Sir Lady Boy in
Mount Laurel Township, New
Jersey 606.
Adam Curry: Formerly known as
Bobby brindle horse. Yeah, with
an eye Bobby with an eye.
John C Dvorak: Tim Kyzyl Hazel
is 5809 another donation from a
crowd thanks
Adam Curry: Pay Pal. 5790
John C Dvorak: low pay pal.
Don't understand why the that's
gotta be a refund or something.
No, they
Adam Curry: just Gerald, they're
listening over there. It's like
hey, these guys are using this
this send something to them.
John C Dvorak: Okay now in Peru,
Indiana. We have a guy named
Gerald Przewalski I'm guessing
presume
Adam Curry: ski.
John C Dvorak: If you'd ever
know pretty blue ski, but that
he's there in Peru, Indiana with
$57 and he says he literally
giving us plasma for this
program at $11.11 a month. Wow.
Adam Curry: He wants to do do
you've been
John C Dvorak: donating Joseph
with SOS in Spokane, Washington.
Adam Curry: That's time talent
and treasure island was yeah
John C Dvorak: and plasma. Brian
Furley 5510 and Alex recommend
and peck, Michigan 5510 Sir Tom
Dorian DeForest, Wisconsin 5510
Douglas pilgrim in Hingham,
Massachusetts. 55. Sir jump jump
in Elkton, Florida. 55 Get rid
of the puppy lid Lydia Terry and
Clifton Park, New York 53. so
touchy plus, in Bozeman, Montana
5272. John Ferretti. 5272.
Angela Pickering and sour like
Texas, sour Lake Texas 3272.
Bill Johnson and Grovetown ga
5272 What's karma for a mama
give you that the end? This is
cheaper than therapy. Now we
finally got to the $50 donors.
Charles Peterson and
Alburquerque Jamie Sharon Mehta
and Napa knock. Jacob Martinez
in El Monte California. Kurt
Patrick in 19 Amo BC Lin Melanau
ski in Stafford, Virginia foster
Burch in New York, New York.
Susan krijgt niche in Columbia
Heights, Minnesota and Simon
Xiong in Lawrenceville, Georgia,
Ralph Johnson and Lake Isabella,
California Brian Watson in
Raleigh, North Carolina Sir
Brian Watson that is in Walker
Phillips in San Rafael,
California. Brett Farrell in
Oklahoma City Ieg, Kanagawa in
San Francisco Sir Mix in Fort
St. John BC and I JB, why,
Kevlar in Amsterdam, and he says
I'm probably the biggest
douchebag ever apologies been
with others as the daily source
code, please de douchey.
Unknown: You've been de deuced
and
John C Dvorak: that is our group
of donators for the show 1631
Which helped boost it from its
doldrums that it was going in
with and want to thank all these
people and thank the sad puppy
Adam Curry: I met the wind is
really howling there on your end
is crazy.
John C Dvorak: 50 mile an hour
wind blast in the house.
Adam Curry: Yeah. Is that is the
house literally moving on its
foundation is the tree next to
the window is Oh, that's what
that screeching sound is Oh,
okay. Well, thank you all very
much. And of course, we want to
thank everyone who come came in
under $50. That is for reasons
of anonymity, people do 4999 And
all the way down to the lot of
$4. Still, that's from the early
days. And thank you to some of
these people who showed up
again, and for people who said
hey, it was time for deducing
it's been a long time. That's
very much appreciated. That's
how it should work. That is how
value value operates and we love
you for it. And of course, we
have a Karma here for the people
who requested it. You've got
karma for a mom out there and
thanks again to our executive
and Associate Executive
producers for episode 1631
formula is this. We go out we
hit people in the mouth
squirrel and if you want to
become a producer go to no
agenda donations.com.
Colleen Cahill wishes her fiance
Michael a happy birthday he
turned 33 Two days ago on the
set And Franny says Happy
Birthday to her husband.
Kemosabe 55 years old today Paul
Schneider celebrates today as
well Jeff Mauro will be
celebrating on the sixth and Sir
Maddie of Central Oregon wishes
his dad Fred Couzens a very
happy birthday as to we and
we're praying for healing there
Fred, thank you all so much and
happy birthday on behalf of
everybody here in the best
podcast in the universe
don't want to be induced and we
have a super non douchebag who
gets this title change Spencer.
You heard him he has been a
Baronet for a long time. And
with his upgrade Today you
become sir Spencer Sumner bike
count up Alberta and we're
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Unknown: This is that Dame
stitchy woman from Rogersville
Alabama at the first Rogersville
meet up at Menzies and I am here
with Hey, this is sweet cheeks
from Clarksville, Tennessee.
Peggy from Pulaski, Tennessee
and Susan from Muscle Shoals
Alabama in the morning Hey
Adam Curry: man, there's chicks
over there. There'll be another
one I'm sure go get up you want
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Unknown: the morning sir
recalcitrant crazy Steve the
second we're here at get John
out of the house meet up and I
just saw Lloyd Austin in the
corner of the bar
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clothing A is is suited to be
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This is Joey see and I want to
say to everybody here let's give
John a big
John C Dvorak: everyone's
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Unknown: in the morning,
thank you John and Adam. We love
you guys.
Adam Curry: Wow, you were
cutting it up there you got ever
you and everyone on you're just
laughing about what you're
drinking. As you're just there
was so it was staged the comedic
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need to cut the branches on that
tree?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, is that I'm
noticing is that a crazy? Yeah.
I'm gonna have to get an
arborist out here because when
we have these southern winds is
a very rare condition. It blows
the tree into the Yes to
Adam Curry: get an arborist
exactly. I
John C Dvorak: need an arborist
it's a tree dude.
Adam Curry: It's out here we
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Unknown: Sometimes you want to
go hang out with Dyson days
you'd be triggered.
You want to be where everybody
feels the same.
Adam Curry: is like is like a
pot and
John C Dvorak: I gotta go says
this tree has blown around here
is an oak in very old oak. And
it's very dense is a very dense
oak. And it's delicious.
Adam Curry: It's delicious. Have
you tasted the oak, but I
John C Dvorak: use it for
barbecues.
Adam Curry: Oh you go now don't
you have to it's a living oak
though don't you have to dry it
it
John C Dvorak: doesn't take very
long you cut to take the
trimmings if it's trimmings it
takes about six months is a big
chunk. Yeah, maybe I bought a
pile of wood for
Unknown: ones
Adam Curry: last time you you
cooked out
John C Dvorak: last Friday.
Unknown: What did you make?
John C Dvorak: I made a I made
him do I made fillet. Now wasn't
the filets I can't remember I
made either chicken or no I had
Korean style those you know when
the Koreans make these this very
thin sliced meat that you can
cook and yeah, just instantly.
That's what I made. Very good.
It's like the shabu shabu meet
shabu BBQ it
Adam Curry: Alright, I'm gonna
hit you with my ISOs they're not
all great. The two by Rachel
Maddow.
Unknown: Yeah, write them in one
army. Okay.
Adam Curry: I think that's a
nonstarter another one by her
government schmuck government I
have I want to be a globalist
How do I get in and
Unknown: things no you
John C Dvorak: talk to over that
my play that again lay the first
one again.
Adam Curry: What the one the
globalist know the Rachel Maddow
John C Dvorak: one
Adam Curry: oh you'd like that
one?
Unknown: Yeah write them in what
army them and
John C Dvorak: what aren't I
don't like you because I
couldn't I which one would you
play again? Because I couldn't
understand what she said. She
says yeah right blah blah blah
blah Yeah,
Adam Curry: them and avoid army
and then the other one was
Unknown: government government.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, what's that
gonna do with the
Adam Curry: show? Nothing. It's
nothing it's lame. Go What are
your joint what do you what are
your eyes?
John C Dvorak: I don't have much
better but I have better than
that. See what we got here.
Adam Curry: It looks like you're
recycling.
John C Dvorak: Not necessarily
okay. I got we great. I
Adam Curry: tell you what, we're
great. Okay, we're also very
modest Yes.
John C Dvorak: Wow, good job.
Wow, good job.
Adam Curry: I like that one a
John C Dvorak: lot. And then
wow, wow, wow. Wow. No,
Adam Curry: I like Wow, good
job. Okay. Because that you
know, that'll that'll make me
feel like we did a good job.
Wow, good job. Yes. Good. I like
that a lot.
It is. Good news, everybody.
Jon's got good news. But he was
not able to keep it to one
minute so this better be really
good news. To
John C Dvorak: 135 is still
under two. Yeah, you were trying
to keep I had to leave this
stuff and I could have edited
down a little bit. I took some
spaces out but it was too good
of a report. I believe this came
from Virginia. This is good
news. That girl and the
chickens. A
Unknown: little girl in
Blacksburg is looking to add old
hens that farmers no longer want
or need. Since they no longer
lay eggs to her aging flock.
That's a news photo journalist
Greg Moore shows us the passion
behind her unique rescue
project.
So I've got these squishy apples
for the chickens. They love
almost any food we have for
chickens. Hi girls. is Fiona Hi
investigator. And then the other
white one over here is feather
foot. And that's a brownie in
there. A lot of people think of
chickens as egg or meat
dispensers. I see them as
animals or personalities. This
is feather foot. I want to adopt
more Supre fluffy, cheeky and
investigator even
when she was itty bitty she was
out there playing with the
chickens on TV. She could barely
even talk at the time, but she
was hurting chickens. It was
pretty cute.
They're really nice to just hang
out with. So sometimes I like to
take my schoolwork out there and
do it with them.
She says that she wants to start
her own chicken sanctuary.
Nikita, yummy your chicken
rescue center. So that's one of
her dreams.
If you have a dog or cat that
you do you really love and you
get lots of snuggles and treats
and toys. I do sort of the same
thing for my chickens. I like to
hold them and snuggle with them.
Oh, how adorable. Yeah, I mean,
chickens with personalities for
pets. Don't think of that.
Adam Curry: That's what America
is about. Ladies and gentlemen.
That's what I'm talking about.
Local good news covers that just
makes you feel good about the
world. You know what I'm saying?
You know what I'm saying, John,
come on. That visuals are even
better than that. props were
fantastic. I mean, that's what
you don't want to hear launching
missiles. You want to hear
chickens. You want to hear
little babies going. Hey, girls,
that's beautiful news. Good
news. Good news. Good news. Good
news. Yeah, very good news. And
I appreciate the new jingles
everybody. That's super good
news. We have a whole Skala of
good news jingles to choose from
right now. It's very, very good.
We have some end of show mixes
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Starkweather we got some
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Unknown: Nothing on my face was
saying that's what she was
saying. I don't follow mandates.
I just looked the other way.
At least that's what she that's
what she was saying. Can't
breathe I can't start like I got
this freedom in my mind saying
without a fight because the
government say Say Say Say say
gay gay gay gay gay. Takes a
sick kid. And the camera's gonna
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please and if I do is allergies
guess what they don't see
something is overloading is
overflow make the rules up as
they go up as they go and they
think that we don't know. They
think that we don't know but I
keep breathing like God got this
greed in my mind saying not
without a fight because the
governmental say Say Say Say say
gay gay Gay, gay, gay. Get the
camera is gonna take a break
break gray gray gray thank you
hey, just think what you've been
getting down and out about the
media and the dirty dirty elites
of the world. You could have
been getting out to the streets
my best friend brought his new
girlfriend she's like oh my god
please put on a mask to the lady
over there with the crazy add
stairs just called Baby Give me
a break break break say Say Say
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great great thank you to get off
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someone makes a statement but it
sounds like non renormalizing
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You got any extra shots? sleeves
up in a COVID mRNA taftan
oh, we're having so much. You
have to do this again for my
second shot.
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