John C Dvorak: The batteries go dead.
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Unknown: This is no agenda
Adam Curry: burning up the beaches and broadcasting live
from the heart of the Texas hill country here in FEMA Region
number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
John C Dvorak: and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're all
wondering, was Joe Biden resigning? Um, Jhansi Dvorak.
Adam Curry: Wow, did you get a new toy?
John C Dvorak: Oh no, this that same thing that I was sharing
whoever it is, send me all these noisemakers, and it sounds like
a drum room full. Now.
Adam Curry: I was like a proper drum is what it sounds like.
John C Dvorak: It does. It does. But it's not. It's a skin over
it looks like a drum buss up does not didn't have all the
other elements, you know that you can change the tight end and
do this and that is more like a tambourine without the cymbal
thingies.
Adam Curry: All right. Well, I think we should start with the
obvious the top of the news everybody we've got Hawaii
burnin.
Unknown: On Molly tonight fire crews are fighting to contain a
massive brush fire. It's a long haul Noah Pilani highway and
mount Elia. The Maui Fire Department says 6000 acres have
already burned Pamilyang as the
latest
movie Firefighters say this streak of flame might have
started as a flare I'm
Adam Curry: sorry, that's 2016 This is the report I met
Unknown: via fire rages across Hawaii. Maui Island threatening
homes in the western area of Lahaina. The deadly Blaze has
forced people from the emergency shelters which was set by us as
Hurricane Lane near the island. Authorities fear that the Wi Fi
might have incinerated homes even
Adam Curry: I'm sorry, that's that's 2018 Oh goodness, let me
get the current report three
Unknown: wildfires killed several people and burned down
hundreds of structures on the island of Maui, fueled by the
winds of hurricane Dora, which past south of the island and was
a normally safe distance of 800 kilometers away. The blazes left
according to pilot kilometer hook elliptic landscapes.
Adam Curry: They have really upgraded the language on this
frequently occurring thing. We were not prepared for what we
saw, how could you not be prepared and happened in
2016 2018 What we saw
Unknown: looked like an area that had been bombed and burned
by in a war zone.
The Coast Guard rescued over people were forced into the
ocean to escape the flames. Combined with dry grasslands,
under the blazes, ferocity and speed.
So you have dry vegetation, that is when there's a spark, it's
easier for that vegetation to ignite and further wildfires.
Climate change and other parts of the world is increasing,
increasing vegetation dryness,
Hawaii open several shelters to house the up to 4000 displaced.
And now his main airport was sheltering some 2000 people
seeking
Adam Curry: their yard to climate change increasing
vaginal dryness. I mean, they should totally have a disclaimer
on all the medications. This happens every couple of years in
Maui, so you could
John C Dvorak: probably go back further. Oh, easily. Thanks. I
was wondering where are you going to do this story at all
until I realize you're gonna do the what I consider it the
lowest of the low tricks on this show.
Adam Curry: It's the best, lowest of the low. No, come on,
man. This is this is something you? I would never did you.
Wait, did you actually do this yourself?
John C Dvorak: No, no, I didn't. I did not know. I have no Maori
clips. But you have to understand you have to say it's
funny. Did this the imagery they like to put in people's minds of
people jumping off the island? Ocean,
Adam Curry: you have to understand it's working. Climate
change is real. We go to C span independent line. Sergio
Unknown: in Schenectady, New York independent?
Yes, good morning C span for taking my call a two points that
I wanted to make. I just don't understand the disconnect of
reality of people saying that climate change is not occurring.
Climate change is not. I mean, a simple thing. I had to have my
homeowners insurance just renewed and my insurance bill
went up 25% Oh, no. Why? Why canes, flood, etc. We're seeing
the effects of climate change all over. And there's just this
denialism that I just don't understand.
Adam Curry: Okay, my bill went up. So climate change is real.
Wow, this is how the scam works to beautiful scam. And then the
best thing ever from the Biden administration for years. For
years, people laughed, people laughed, people laughed and now
they're just going to do it.
Unknown: It's about administration signals its fight
against global warming may actually involve war. blocking
sunlight. The White House posting research, claiming,
quote, solar radiation modification would enable better
informed decisions about the potential risks and benefits of
SRM as a component of climate policy. Alongside the
foundational elements of greenhouse gas emissions
Adam Curry: mitigation. Come on man to calling it SRM. Just call
it what it is. You've been doing this for years. And now we're
just oh, we'll just go call SRM. Solar radiation modification.
This cannot be a good idea.
John C Dvorak: This has got to be the worst idea ever. And
built in you don't know the reason? Well, you've already
been a movie about it.
Adam Curry: Which movie was that? Snowpiercer. Someone now
what was that there was someone who said Snowpiercer was an
obvious follow up to some other move up. I gotta look that up.
It now isn't Snowpiercer also a series?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that series is no good. No, good. You gotta
watch the movie you want to watch.
Adam Curry: Anyway, all of this brings us to a fabulous piece of
television. Production on PBS. PBS looked into climate change
and its climate change is so severe, the fear that we have
pumped into people's heads. The fear is so bad that we need a
therapist to help us. Lesley Davenport is a climate
psychology therapist. She teaches at the California
Institute of integral studies and is author of emotional
resiliency in the era of climate change. Pleasant when this
healthy concern about the planet about climate change, become
this sort of climate anxiety?
Unknown: Well, from the emerging field of climate psychology, one
Adam Curry: emerging field, mind you, it's all brand new, and I'm
leading the charge
Unknown: from the emerging field of climate psychology. What's
really important to understand is you distress upset sadness,
grief, anger about climate change to be a really
reasonable, even healthy reaction. Because it's a word
into
Adam Curry: a reasonably healthy, yes, it's a very
healthy reaction when you're being when you're
John C Dvorak: bullshitted into getting depressed over a non
existent climate change narrative. that's healthy.
Adam Curry: Well, the the reality is people believe this,
they have been best into this, they they have been bullied into
it, they had the fear, just look at the maps. The map, you know,
it's like the same temperatures 10 years ago, only now the map
is red, were burning up with burning
John C Dvorak: that picture the news or they change the colors
or jumping into the ocean, or lower, but they baked bread,
we've got to jump into the ocean,
Adam Curry: it's so bad
Unknown: to be a really reasonable, even healthy
reaction.
Adam Curry: I can't understand even what reaction was here to
get
Unknown: a really reasonable, even healthy reaction and
healthy
Adam Curry: reactions healthy. It's healthy when you're being
propagandized.
Unknown: Because it's built into us as people that if we feel
risks, thread, amygdala, that's experience loss, there's going
to be upset. So it's really important to acknowledge that if
you're feeling that on any level of intensity, it really means
you're paying attention you care, you're empathetic to
what's happening to our world.
But when does it become a problem? When this becomes
something that people feel they should go talk to someone about?
Adam Curry: Wow, well, it would. When you're no longer when
you're overboard from the no agenda show, it's going to
become a problem. You're going to start freaking out from all
this stuff. That's when you need to go well,
Unknown: it can certainly grow into something that interferes
with functioning in daily life keeps you awake at night, gets
in the way of enjoying life becomes really the predominant
concern high levels of physiological distress racing
hearts, intrusive thoughts, it can take many, many forms.
Adam Curry: I don't worry, we got a pill for you. But here is
the kicker of this piece. There are three groups three main
groups who are suffering severely from climate. What was
it actually what'd she call it? Well, she's a climate psychology
therapist. So people who there are three groups who suffered
the most from fear of irrational fear of climate change, and
therefore need to go no,
John C Dvorak: no therapist wrong. It's rational and
healthy.
Adam Curry: So three groups, can you even guess? The top group
who suffers the most from climate anxiety?
John C Dvorak: transgenders
Adam Curry: not even close. It's much better than that. Are you
ever
Unknown: private practice in the Pacific Northwest Southern
California? Are you seeing more people coming to you talking
about this?
I sure do. And I sure have I'd say there's been a big leaf in
the last five years. And there are three groups I see the most
one are people working in this field?
Adam Curry: actual people who were killed Oh, my goodness,
they're freaking themselves out about this. Okay, clip for the
day right away. One of this stuff works so well. Breaking
themselves out of ice. Do
John C Dvorak: you give people that are freaked out and they go
to see a psychologist? Oh, I'm freaked out about climate
change. What do you tell them? What
Adam Curry: you tell them? It's healthy. Keep going. It's
healthy.
Unknown: And there are three groups I see the most one are
people working in this field? frontline workers, scientists
who are being
John C Dvorak: line workers. What is that? I don't know,
Adam Curry: man. Is a circular psychiatry is what this is. I
love the frontline workers, the frontline. John, where are you?
Frontline of the client, frontline worker, I'm a
frontline worker of climate change.
Unknown: Workers, scientists who are studying this.
Adam Curry: Oh, it's a
John C Dvorak: scientists were frozen women studying it is
suddenly a frontline worker, a frontline we redefine these
terms that actually have meaning.
Adam Curry: Well, it brings it back to COVID. You know, so
that's it's all it's she is in fact,
John C Dvorak: it actually brings us back to 911. Oh, thank
Adam Curry: you. That's even better. Yes. Yes. It's all
trauma based programming. And she is she's probably MK Ultra
herself to do this. But that's how it works. You traumatize
people and keep hammering that stuff in there. And now because
we have summer, summer, we have you know, and workers.
John C Dvorak: I should mention that we do have clips in the
archives. If you intend to put this together you might have
considered playing a couple of words a little girls that are
basically crying in the street because of climate change. There
was a couple of these at work in England, it was really a problem
because it'd be just a girl little girl in the street crying
about climate change. It was just pathetic.
Adam Curry: I'm not sure that I can find that easily crying.
Well look forward, Listen to the clip line worker
Unknown: scientists who are studying this and recognizing
what a dangerous trajectory we're on. To our people who have
been touched very directly about with big losses lost their home
and the fires in Santa Rosa a couple of years ago, I've had to
decide if they want us to live in a fire prone area.
Adam Curry: Here's a thought no, no, certainly not. If you're
gonna have that kind of electricity being managed for
you the woods being managed for you
Unknown: area. And there's a very high level of distress
among children and youth. This is when they naturally glance
into their future, deciding where they want to live what
they want to do young adults if they want to start a family and
they're quite upset about the prospects of what their future
may entail.
Adam Curry: You're right, we go back to February of 2019.
Unknown: My name is Iris and I'm in love
I love
right, we're about it the moment this isn't good
Adam Curry: alright, so they're terrorizing your children with
this nonsense. And it's working. It's just
John C Dvorak: working terrorizing children every way
they can. So let's bring out
Adam Curry: the big mascot. Let's bring out the big guns
we've got we got to take advantage of this because the
summer is nearing the end. We've got to get going. We've got to
bring up bring up Paul a Jane Pauley bring it out. Politicians
Unknown: may still debate it but it's getting harder and harder
to deny. with temperatures climbing to new heights
everywhere. Something's going on out there. Oh yeah. DAVID POGUE
takes us to Phoenix, where the heat is on going to
Adam Curry: Phoenix where it's hot, which never been hot. It's
hot as hell every single year, but something's up this year.
DAVID POGUE man we're bringing on everybody. We need a special
report. Get Jane Pauley? We need David Pogue, we need a we need
the works. Crickets.
Unknown: The last eight years have been the hottest years ever
measured on the planet.
Adam Curry: Okay, thanks, brother.
Unknown: July was the hottest month ever recorded. July 6, was
the hottest day
Adam Curry: in all human history since the dinosaurs and beyond
all over the
Unknown: planet.
John C Dvorak: Well, hold on, hold on. They have a kind of a
funny gotcha in the parsing of that what he says when he says
ever recorded now, of course, of course, although they are making
a stretch of it when they say in the last 250,000 years because
Adam Curry: there's no this is all at boom, it's all built.
Yeah. Well,
John C Dvorak: but it's well done. Yeah,
Unknown: July 6 was the hottest day day all over the planet. The
heat broke temperature records, including in Siberia. Oh, no
under than three degrees. More than half the US population was
subjected to heat warnings in July. Here in Phoenix, Arizona,
the heat has broken all kinds of records, including the longest
streak of consecutive days where the temperature hit 110 degrees
or hotter.
Really cooking today in Phoenix 118 degrees, I think tomorrow
will be even hotter. And it's
not just the hot air this dangerous. It's the surfaces.
This steering wheel 162.5 this sidewalk is 144 Fahrenheit.
That's hot enough to burn your dog's paws in 60 seconds. And
this playground slide for children 182.8 degrees
Adam Curry: a metal slide people. This is unbelievable.
This is nothing new zero. I have I have a documentary I did in
1990. We went to Vegas was for a Dutch station. And I and it was
one of those summers it was it was the middle of the summer.
And you see me cooking and egg on the pavement. Haha. It's like
this is the oldest dumbest stuff ever. It's just simply not true.
It's fear mongering. And they do it to themselves as we just
heard. That it Yeah, that's
John C Dvorak: the great part about it. That's kind of
interesting. It's like, it's like the I don't want to
associate I mentioned trans earlier as a gag but it's like
the same thing. They're doing it to themselves. The Liberals are
sterilizing their own children because their true believers
Adam Curry: and their frontline their friends
John C Dvorak: and their frontline line true believers,
true believers.
Adam Curry: This is chopped up into a couple of short segments.
Thank you clip custodian. Let's continue with David Pogues
report,
Unknown: so why has so much of the country been scorching for
so long scorching? Well, allow me to introduce that breakout.
John C Dvorak: Wait, before you continue this. This has been the
coldest summer I've ever had in this town. over 20
Adam Curry: years was the hottest ever anywhere in the
world for all recorded history. You lie,
John C Dvorak: man right now it is about 67
Adam Curry: Wow, you must be sweating balls.
John C Dvorak: This is like the literal and I'm not kidding.
I've been bitching about it all summer. This is the coldest
we've never had June or May June warm up. Never warmed up cold as
hell in July is still cold. It usually starts warming up hasn't
done that. Hey, so why don't you a report around a year and then
generalize it?
Adam Curry: You know, Texas, although we need some rain. It's
100 it's not the hottest. It's 100 104 Okay, it's hot. Texas
summer. It's not like 2011 when it was 212 degrees in Austin.
But you know, it doesn't matter. We've got some money we need to
justify to spend
Unknown: Well allow me to introduce that breakout weather
term of 2023. The heat dome
Adam Curry: heat dome never heard of that before. It's an
Unknown: area of high pressure way up high. The traps the warm
air like the lid on a POTS, it traps the heat. It stops raining
from moving into cools off. And it just sits there.
Adam Curry: I mean, this is this is true mind control that they
are propagandizing upon people.
Unknown: Unfortunately, not every area under the heat dome
suffers equally.
Adam Curry: Oh, unfortunate. Oh, unfortunately. Yeah. You're not
suffering equally.
John C Dvorak: Unfortunately, everything is not everyone is
suffering equally. Listen again.
Unknown: Unfortunately, not every area under the heat dome
suffers equally.
Adam Curry: Oh, this is unfortunate.
John C Dvorak: That is unbelievable that that if you
take a look at that sentence, they want people to suffer. You
want to say I'm indeed sorry that not everyone's suffering.
Adam Curry: Well, that's what he's saying. The next sentence
kind of reverses that. But I agree with you. That's what he
was saying for sure.
Unknown: Unfortunately, not every area under the heat dome
suffers equally. You want to know who gets the worst of it.
cities cities are where he comes to stay and comes to live.
Becca Benner is a director of climate issues at the nonprofit
Nature Conservancy.
Adam Curry: I want to be a director of climate issues but
Abacha got a good salary doing that. I'm talking about some
climate issues. As you know, I'm the director of them.
Unknown: Cities on average are several degrees warmer than the
surrounding areas while this is new, and just because of so much
pavement
Adam Curry: 1919 87 The summer of 1987 I moved to New York City
to Manhattan. And I thought I had entered hell. Man hats
funny.
John C Dvorak: In in New York City in 1987. I
Adam Curry: saw you that was the hellish part.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, it was, it was it was I remember this. It
was PC Magazine. So I remember getting out of my hotel room
walking about a block, and then you fell down with a heart
attack, and go back and change my clothes.
Adam Curry: That's what 1987 and summers after that many summers.
That's why people leave New York City in the summer. They leave
because you can't breathe. It's so humid. It's so
John C Dvorak: humid. You get soaked? Yes.
Adam Curry: Only only poor people, like VJs live in the
city during the summer
Unknown: cities on average are several degrees warmer than the
surrounding areas. That's why they invented the Hamptons. And
just because of so much pavement, it tends to absorb
heat better and reflect heat better.
They call it an urban heat island effect. Too much pavement
now.
Adam Curry: If we're never gonna get through this report.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Because it's to deconstruct so good. I
know is Is it is it absorbs or reflects Yes, it's she says it
absorbs and reflects listen several
Unknown: degrees warmer than the surrounding areas. And just
because of so much pavement, it tends to absorb heat better and
reflect heat better,
Adam Curry: massively cool. This is scientific.
John C Dvorak: That's not even possible.
Adam Curry: It is kind of
John C Dvorak: a contradiction. It's either gonna absorb or
reflect.
Adam Curry: Yeah, good point. Yeah. What is that director of
climate issues?
Unknown: They call it the urban heat island effect is the urban
heat
Adam Curry: island effect when it absorbs and reflects at the
same time? Don't you know anything about science,
Unknown: too much pavement, not enough trees and greenery to
cool things off. It's a city the heat island effect is worst in
the poor areas of our cities, where there aren't many trees,
and even the bus stops don't always offer shade.
Adam Curry: It poor people doors for poor people, but it's
alright because they have a solution.
Unknown: Last month, President Biden announced some small steps
toward adapting to dangerous heat, like expanding access to
drinking water, improving weather forecasts,
Adam Curry: improving weather forecasts that must be those red
maps we have.
John C Dvorak: We have those. What does that mean?
Adam Curry: I don't know. It's improving the weather forecast
making it better and making it more scary.
John C Dvorak: Like lists and access to drinking water mean in
the city. It's mean
Adam Curry: it means someone spent some money on something
that no one benefits. Yeah. Fosston access
Unknown: to drinking water, improving weather forecasts and
setting up a heat alert system.
Adam Curry: Oh, we should be protecting workers from
hazardous conditions. And we will Oh. Ladies, gentlemen, we
have a hot summer
Unknown: before Garro maintains that there's much more to be
done. city planners should develop heat infrastructure,
like cooling centers and strategic greenery. And the
federal government should start taking heat as seriously as it
treats other climate disasters.
FEMA has never declared extreme heat as a disaster.
So flooding and hurricane all those things can be designated
federal disaster areas but not heat
not heat, standing up more cooling centers providing
greater services for people no that is not reimbursed by the
government because there has never been been a FEMA. Extreme
heat declared disaster.
Adam Curry: We need EMA extreme heat declared disaster. Because
when you have a FEMA disaster, you're right money that's when
the money comes out. Said the director of climate issues now.
Which disaster kills No, most of all the disasters. What is the
most deadly disaster?
Unknown: Which climate crisis disaster kills the most people?
John C Dvorak: Oh man, which
Adam Curry: one could it be? I'm going to say severe cold kills
the most people. That is a fact. People die in the winter easily.
Look at France. Look at all look at the UK.
John C Dvorak: This is a chart show that the chart shows that
you weren't caught you went cold you're gonna get dead does Zeze
Unknown: extreme heat is the climate disaster that kills the
most Keep In fact,
Adam Curry: that's a lie. But in fact she has a fact it kills
Unknown: more people than all of the other disasters combined.
Adam Curry: That is demonstrably just not true. You can you can
in fact
John C Dvorak: I will continue there's charts there's
definitely going around these charts showing that the extreme
cold is very deadly extremely heat you know, you can it's ways
to get around it. Soak yourself. I mean, just there's a lot of
things you can do. Let me see wonder Gross is not this is a
piercer who did this report this show up? Yes, CBS, CBS are
working for them. She's
Adam Curry: freelance here. This is Forbes. Now take it for what
it is just my first hit on a search excessive heat can kill.
But extreme cold still causes many more fatalities. I mean,
they could have done a search
John C Dvorak: that took you two seconds to find.
Unknown: And we kind of have a joke here that we show a picture
of before show a picture after a heatwave and
Adam Curry: that's a big joke it's a joke as you're making
money director of climate issues the same
Unknown: picture and that's part of the problem because people
see tornadoes and houses are up ended and hurricanes and trees
and utility poles and it's it's this invisible killer. So it
sounds like killer heat among the various climate disasters
does not get enough love from the media and the government.
It absolutely does not get enough love. Heat needs more
love.
Adam Curry: This is this is the Tiffany network. I want to
remind you with Tiffany network of news, he doesn't get enough
love. Heat needs more love. Well done the final clip. If you know
what you know what's coming, we just have to call it what it is.
Because every single disaster whenever it takes place in the
United States merch and media, they always come to the same old
phrase.
John C Dvorak: Wait, wait, can I guess the conclusion? Yeah.
Trump's fault.
Unknown: Of course, heat waves aren't the only result of the
warming planet. Heat also dries out vegetation and we get fires.
Heat evaporates the land so we get droughts. Heat evaporates
the oceans so we get hurricanes. The Nature Conservancy is Becca
Benner cautions us not to think of this summer's heat as
something freakish and rare. It's the new norm narrative,
it is no longer a future threat. We are living this now. So
whether your basement just flooded, whether you just had to
evacuate for a fire, whether it's too hot for you to go
outside and enjoy yourself that means we are now experiencing
some of the impacts of climate change. We have to reduce
emissions and we have to do it immediately and faster and
faster.
Adam Curry: It's the new normal that's what it is the new normal
it's always been normal but now you just put a new it's like New
Coke
John C Dvorak: the new normal but they've same effectiveness
Adam Curry: they've got a hurry because you know we're at the
top of the of the solar cycle by the day
John C Dvorak: that thing flips over to colder Yes,
Adam Curry: it's gonna get really cold but that'll be
climate change. Don't worry. It'll be climate change. Oh,
what are we going to do? Yeah by by 2030 That's when the
temperatures will just go down by the natural cycle which is
well discussed in the science.
John C Dvorak: I only have one claim at clip which is the hot
in Alaska clip which got some attention from NPR.
Adam Curry: Let's see hot. Looking for
John C Dvorak: has never been hot in Alaska ever. I
Adam Curry: wish I could find OH climate well. When you say hot
in Alaska. I'm looking for the eighth
John C Dvorak: I say I only have one climate. Last
Unknown: month may have been the hottest July ever recorded on
Earth. Nevertheless on Earth spear the state is now facing a
late season flare up of wildfires in the interior. As
record heat drags into August. As Ana County with member
station K T O reports more than 140 wildfires are burning across
the states.
This round of wildfires comes after relatively little fire
activity earlier this summer. Climate specialist Rick toman
with the University of Alaska Fairbanks says the August
typically brings relief to the state's fire prone interior.
By the time we get to early August. It's raining that's
putting out fires and keeping existing fires from growing this
year. That's not happening
instead hot dry conditions that began last month have persisted.
Fruit God Vic the nation's northernmost city. This July was
the hottest month on record for Fairbanks, the second hottest
Adam Curry: hottest on record. Ah, well. I mean, we know what
this does. Yeah, we know what this does. This brings. This
brings COVID
John C Dvorak: Well, and you know I have some interesting
clips, so do I
Adam Curry: but I yield the floor. to you.
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So there's something going on. I
don't know what it is. Do i Mr. Smith or whatever his name was.
This is bad doctors Report on PBS they brought this woman on.
Her name is Lena sun. And she's a writer for The WaPo perfect
for the climate change. Segue. Yeah, but she's a she's a she
talks about she's the one who introduced us to Zika Oh, she's
the one who introduced us to monkey pox. Is this article
after article why she may be the beast. She's the one who
introduced it. Oh, big breaking story. Oh, it's great. Now we
can get the shots from five year olds. That woman is a DT he is.
Adam Curry: Here we go. CICA. CICA, CICA, CICA baby with a
little bit he had with Zika Zika Zika. Well, we've been here she
John C Dvorak: is they're going after ivermectin and
hydroxychloroquine. Yes, because they can't stop themselves
because I think there's an investigation afoot. And so
they're going to do what they can to cut them off at the past
bad doctors Lena sign cut. What a first cut cut one vs.
Unknown: One what happens when, in the middle of a pandemic,
doctors spread misinformation, potentially endangering people's
lives. William Branham spoke recently with a reporter who set
out to answer that very question.
A new investigation from the Washington Post reveals how
doctors who pushed medical misinformation particularly
about dangerous alleged COVID remedies faced few if any
repercussions. One of the lead reporters on that investigation
was Lena sun. She covers health and infectious diseases for the
post and joins us now. Linus on Welcome back to the News Hour.
Thank you. Nice to be here.
You looked at complaints against doctors in all 50 states and
from the starting of the pandemic until just recently,
before we get into what you found, can you tell us what are
these doctors alleged to have been doing?
Adam Curry: Oh, this is the disinfo doesn't this is Mercola.
And
John C Dvorak: oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's got nothing to
do with those people. Oh, this is the doctors that regular
doctors on the street. We had an old clip of that guy and it used
to be in Hawaii Five o talking about how his doctor treated him
when he got COVID Early on when it was really dangerous. And he
mentioned hydroxy Chloroquine. Maybe I remember one very good
clip we picked up early in the show. Yes. This is about regular
doctors. This is a this is a a warning shot across the bow to
any doctors who dare to violate what they're told to say and
what they're told to do. It's got nothing to do it to
disinformation doesn't at all and they're not doctors, most of
them. So let's go. Here we go is part two, it
Unknown: covers the range, but many of the doctors that we
looked into that actually were disciplined. were prescribing
ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. Those are
two treatments that are shown to be not effective for treating
COVID 19. But they of course gained a lot of popularity
during the pandemic because they were pushed by former President
Trump, his allies, Trump, Trump and his
John C Dvorak: allies. Now I have to put a little color in
here. When they showed when she said ivermectin, they showed
they went to a picture of an ivermectin horse jell O wow.
Excellent. To top it off a picture of a horse. Said
ivermectin, and they had a silhouette of a horse running a
horse. Wow. They're dry. So they're driving this old point
home. William. William Brangham. Who's the guy who's the reporter
here is interviewing her pushes back on nothing. He's like a
pushover on this interview. He's the worst isn't. He doesn't have
one journalistic inquiry. It's all dough. That's what they
found. Oh, and his jaws dropped. Oh, that's terrible. What else
did Washington Post discover?
Adam Curry: That was PBS news hour? Yeah, I'm gonna take the
line. I'm gonna take a look at who's
John C Dvorak: this supporting them. I can tell you right now I
did this research. Okay. Pfizer is nowhere to be found. In fact,
Pfizer is so obviously missing, that I'm very suspicious about
this reporting the whole thing, whatever the case is. No, you
won't find it. You can't find a connection to put this was just
kind of a reverse negative native ad on the air, but it's a
totally disgusting product and they should be ashamed of
themselves. But here we go. Got three. So that
Unknown: was the prescription side. But then there were other
physicians who were spreading false false and misleading
statements about vaccines and masks and treatments, saying
things like equating the COVID vaccine to needle rape or needle
unary rate a rate. Wow. And that was one Idaho pathologist who is
under investigation in Washington State. Or saying that
ivermectin if you take it, it, it's up to 90% effective in
getting rid of the disease. These are blatantly untrue. And,
but what happened is that they would fill the vacuum out there
on social media, a lot of people wanted to know, remember, during
the pandemic, there was a lot of confusion. A lot of people
latched on to these conspiracy theories, these ideas that would
march into the hospital ER is demanding these medications
were their actual harms that came from these untruths and
prescriptions. I think
what the disciplinary documents show us is that Doc, some
doctors would prescribe these unproven treatments to people.
And then days later, the person died.
Adam Curry: Oh, wow. This is well, you know, that's all
ramping up. I mean, that's obviously what it is.
John C Dvorak: But it has a little bit to do with Robert F.
Kennedy, Jr. to Oh, yeah, sure. Makes sense. He's got the goods
on this ivermectin stuff. And there's been plenty of
documentation you have and you still have Peter McCullough,
they can't, you can't push back on him too much. But they want
to have him on a show like this. So they bring this woman on
who's really just a kind of a handling or a professional
rabble rouser, and bring him who's just just can't. He's
just, he's just all in on the whole thing. This is a very end.
But when they put the picture of the ivermectin and the horse on
the screen, that was it for me that the PBS is no good. They're
no good. Let's go on with the next clip.
Unknown: Now, they died, whether that was a direct linkage, or if
it was, if they were going to die from other causes. It's not
that clear, but we do know that they were prescribed this
medication, and then they died. And then you have to think about
the delayed opportunity costs, right. So if I am prescribing
you some quack medicine, and that prevents you from going to
get a vaccine or antiviral that could actually prevent you from
getting serious disease or dying, dying. Well, you know,
you figure it out.
Adam Curry: Beautiful, you'll figure
Unknown: it out, figure it out. But if you're dying,
Adam Curry: dying.
John C Dvorak: Okay, so we have the fifth clip and have a bonus
clip. So this will wrap this up,
Unknown: because it is not illegal, quote, unquote, to off
press to off label, prescribe something right
off label is something that doctors do all the time. And
that's their that's the right, that's their medical judgment.
But what we have here is doctors prescribing medications that are
way outside medical consensus, you know, it's not like, Okay,
this might work. It's, and this was done after the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, and the Food and Drug
Administration expressly warned against doing this because of
potential harm.
Your reporting also shows that not only are these oversight
boards, overtaxed and have a myriad set of different rules
governing them, but also some states are taking specific steps
to make it harder for them to do their jobs specifically about
this issue.
Exactly. So already you have the state medical boards that are
underfunded under Resources, you know, they have their hands
tied, right. Then you have state legislatures or attorneys
general who say, Oh, you know what, you guys, you don't have
the authority to discipline any doctors if they're prescribing
ivermectin or hijack hydroxy use drugs specifically. Yes, those
specifically
mean so one of The Washington Post's really a tremendous
investigation. Thank you.
Adam Curry: Thank you, man. Oh, tremendous investigation. just
tremendous. The actor you mentioned was Daniel Dae Kim
from last
Unknown: here is a treatment protocol I followed as
prescribed by my amazing doctor. It was what's called a drug
cocktail, which means it's a combination of different drugs
consisted of Tamiflu, which is an antiviral the antibiotic
azithromycin, more commonly known as a Z Pak, a glycol pie
relate inhaler, that was used to ease breathing and the
inflammation that's commonly associated with COVID. And
here's what I consider to be the secret weapon.
hydroxychloroquine
John C Dvorak: There you go. He hasn't worked. And the thing is,
of course, these doctors are trying to treat people instead
of following the rule of law, just let him die and put them
on. They put Okay, now now I've tried to figure out this when
you can't get the goods on are there think I could find there's
a here's an interesting clip where she was interviewing Fauci
and, and it's all about getting money, money, money, money,
money, and this is Clip is called just a WaPo, Fauci on C,
and she was on C span. So she's brought on C span, to do this
sort of thing that come in and ask questions
Unknown: borrowed money up to now. So there's not been a
significant slowdown. That's not the issue. The issue is if we
don't get the money very soon, all of the things that I have
been leading up to, we're not going to be able to bring to the
goal line.
So can I follow up with that? Dr. Fauci So, if you don't get
it very soon, then what is your drop dead? If you are going to
go into phase one at the end of August, early September, you
can't wait until early September to start fate. You know, you
have to be preparing for phase two now. Was your drop dead? Or
is it going to be in another month? Or what?
So good question. The first of all, let me just say that the so
called Drop Dead point is really different for the development of
a vaccine and what we do and different for what Oh, hold
John C Dvorak: on, hold on. Wait, hold on, stop the clip.
I'm sorry. That's a clip from 2016. And they're talking about
getting money. $1.9 billion for Zika.
Adam Curry: Ah, you're doing the same dirty tricks I'm doing.
Very funny, Mr. Devore ech. Well, then, let's talk about
other off label medication. Because you know, it's okay.
When it's really out in the open and Big Pharma and you can, you
know, everyone just agrees it's, oh, what a wonder drug. Let's go
on every single show and let's just say ozempic It's fantastic.
It's for it's for diabetes, but it's okay. Don't worry about it.
You can use it to lose weight for your high school reunion or
don't really do it for that. But yeah, you can do it.
Unknown: The makers of two of the most popular weight loss and
diabetes drugs are facing a major lawsuit over claims about
potential side effects.
Adam Curry: I'm not a doctor, but I think I've been warning
for a year about this
Unknown: CBS agenda Chamberlain has the details.
In game changers in the world of weight loss, the Jay Z Olympic
and Manjaro delivering big results, generally without
dangerous side effect generally, but a lawsuit found today
against manufacturers Novo Nordisk, and Eli Lilly claims
otherwise, saying the drugs can cause stomach paralysis.
Something they claim happened to their client, a 44 year old
Louisiana woman who took the drugs for type two diabetes and
weight loss the wait for
it problems have been so severe that she's been to the emergency
room multiple times, including last weekend. She's actually
even thrown up so violently that she's lost teeth.
Stomach paralysis can be a sign that's a good one. These which
the drugs are commonly prescribed for RIA hand who is
not involved in the lawsuit has had similar issues with those
unpick the
stomach pain was just unbearable and I just couldn't keep
anything down. I would have I would drink something and within
minutes like 510 minutes later, I would be throwing it right up.
No wonder it
works so well. For Weight Loss. More than 40% of Americans are
obese and demand for the medications has soared. They
aren't cheap. A one month supply can cost more than $1,300. But
now the University of Texas System says it will end
insurance coverage for the FDA approved weight loss drugs will
go V and six Ender haha
Adam Curry: notice they're not ending it for everything this is
this is what this game is about. Now, the game is now about who
is going to continue coverage who's going to continue to pump
money into these pharma companies
Unknown: search for the FDA approved weight loss drugs with
govi and six Ender in September. Other employers are increasing
the copay amount. Some consider the moves a setback, as obesity
has only recently been treated as a disease by many health
plans. Instead of a lifestyle trends. There
Adam Curry: is your key. It's a disease. You're sick, it's like
a brain disease. It's disease you can't help it. It's not your
fault. Since it's
John C Dvorak: not your phone know how you could get a report
like that because I have a report on the same topic with
Dr. Jenn he's America's favorite doctor. on Good Morning America
three on Good Morning America three. Yeah, yesterday.
Adam Curry: Yes. And And is she saying that people are throwing
up there? They're throwing up teeth, puking eyebrow?
John C Dvorak: No. Here it is. Dr. Jenn sorry,
Unknown: Dr. Jane. Let's talk Medical News. And apparently
there's a brand new study off it's talking about the popular
drug we go V it's been FDA approved for weight loss. But
now researchers are finding that it also has significant heart
health benefits.
So let's go through this. Now this partial luminary data not
yet peer reviewed or published released by the drug
manufacturer. But it shows what we've known about other drugs in
the same class these GLP one agonists take a look at what
they found they looked at 17,000 overweight and obese adults 45
years of age and older with a diagnosis of heart disease. What
they found is a major reduction in the risk of cardiovascular
events like stroke heart attack by 20%. Among people taking this
drug that drugmaker does plan to request approval beyond that of
obesity, as early as the end of this year, hopefully then
insurance coverage may follow. And why is that important is
these drugs are incredibly expensive, at least $1,000 per
month for the weekly injection if you're paying out of pocket,
sometimes closer to $1,300 a month. And remember CDC data,
the heart disease, the number one killer of men and women in
this country. So anytime you can expand the FDA into
Adam Curry: what happened to smoking, whatever the smoking
being the number one killer of men and women in this country
smoking call. They're angry one
Unknown: killer of men and women in this country. So anytime you
can expand the FDA indications for a medication to include
reducing risk of heart disease, heart attacks, that's a big
deal.
You're board certified in obesity medicine, how do you
hope that this impacts the conversation? I mean, around
these drugs and weight loss?
I think it is so important as someone who's board certified in
obesity medicine, there has been such a backlash in society
against these class of medications that is based on
stigma, not science. These drugs have a role for people who are
overweight and obese. It is not as simple as eating less and
moving more for those people and again, saving lives as an
endpoint. That's the goal.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, did you notice that she's board
certified in obesity medicine, as was mentioned by the host,
and then by herself, so I looked up the board for obesity
medicine. It's a rinky dink operation. It's like it's it's a
cell. It's like you take a test once a year and you get this
certification to the whole operation is
Adam Curry: it's like a ham ham radio license.
John C Dvorak: Yes, it's exactly like like a tech, a tech
license.
Adam Curry: A tech license. Yes, I
John C Dvorak: get tech license. And the board itself the whole
budget as a whole board is like 1,000,005
Adam Curry: Obesity medicine, how about you know, healthy
living,
John C Dvorak: I mean, some American Board of obesity
medicine? Well, somehow they do and I couldn't get any connector
when there is some funding that is Miscellaneous funding of a
million dollars, which is most of their budget, and then the
rest of their funding comes from the people taking the tests yet
to pay to take the test. Then you get your certification, you
put your A B whatever obesity medicine letters out, your name
is bullshit.
Adam Curry: So there's a lot going on people in this and I
think a lot of this is meant to cover up what the news really
is. Turbo cancers. You're hearing this everywhere,
myocarditis, heart damage? Well, I'm not saying it's it's not
causation, but correlation, one out of 35 COVID. Vaccinated
people have expressed some form of myocarditis heart damage
this, and that's a real study. This one is a in an extraction
of studies, but I'm just going to quote it as if I know what
I'm talking about. The various data is crystal clear. That's
the vaccine adverse event registration system. The COVID
vaccines are killing an estimated one person per 1000
doses. And my favorite and this is from this was actually from
where did this one come from? I gotta click on the link because
it's some official study. wiley.com So it's published.
Conclusion mRNA 1273 vaccine associated myocardial myocardial
injury was more common than previously thought, being mild
and transient and more frequent in women versus men. This
warrants further study. So there's a lot of study going on
a lot of things that aren't quite adding up with safe.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, and I mentioned something here just in
passing. That Leno's son woman, was the one who pushed the
notion in articles in The Washington Post, pushed the
notion of hey, you got your Johnson and Johnson in a
booster? Oh, yeah, get an mRNA vaccine to sell her.
Adam Curry: ozempic and Wigo V are courting black leaders
seeking Medicare Medicare's favor. Because you know, black
people have diabetes far more often and diet and obesity far
more often than any other color American. So they're trying to
get some money out of that. And there's a new drug and maybe
this is part of it. scientists develop wonder drug that could
make people skinny no matter how many calories of junk food they
eat.
John C Dvorak: God dysentery.
Adam Curry: It's called puke and ivory. I don't know. So that's
on the way. But there is also a new, a new COVID variant lurking
new data
Unknown: from the CDC that shows COVID hospitalizations increased
during the last week of July. And this comes as tracking
reinfections of the virus continued to wane after the
public health emergency ended in May. ABC News Medical
contributor and epidemiology epidemiologist Dr. John Brown is
joining us now for more. So thank you so much for being with
us Dr. Brownstein and those hospitalizations, they went up,
you know, 12.5%, during the end of July, compared to the week
prior. So, realistically, how does that compare to the peak of
this pandemic?
And do we need to be concerned?
Yeah, well, well, Tina, we do have to be concerned to a
certain degree and be vigilant. And we are seeing a lot more
people around us getting COVID. That being said, those numbers
still remain incredibly low. If you put into perspective, you've
seen about 9000 weekly hospitalizations, we had about
150,000 during the height of the Omicron peak. So still such a
small fraction. And we haven't seen any changes in deaths. So
there's there could be reporting delays. A lot of these
increasing cases are related to this new variant, the EG five,
but it's really descended omachron. So our existing
treatments, or tests or vaccines all work. So yes, we should
watch these numbers and be concerned. But overall, this
isn't a big change in the pandemic.
Adam Curry: Now this e g five, I think it's eg 5.1. It's almost
like a new version of Microsoft Office. So what version you have
5.1 It has a nickname.
Unknown: Something else that's not ending soon, the pandemic
times two, the multiple new variants of COVID-19 report say
a new COVID-19 variant is spreading quickly in the UK. It
goes by the name of Eris, how fast is this variant spreading?
And how little is it? Our next report explores?
A new COVID variant is on the proud proud, it goes by the name
of Eros, eg 5.1 and accounts for one in 10 COVID cases in the UK.
When was this variant discovered? How fast is it
spreading? And how little is it? Let's find out to start with.
When was this variant discovered? Well, Eris was
initially identified as a COVID variant only on 31st July, it
was discovered to be a sub gradient of the Omicron strain.
U ks health security agency said it was spreading at a rapid
pace. How rapid? What is the transmissibility rate of the
variant? Well, not many details are available about the
transmission rate of Ferris. But if we go by the surge in COVID
cases and hospital admissions in the UK, they indicate that
sitting back calmly won't really help. Just like other COVID
variants, this one too is likely to infect many, according to
reports in the week beginning July 10, approximately 11.8 of
UK sequences were identified. The data from August indicates
that this figure has climbed to what is some 14.6% of all cases.
So they're
Adam Curry: starting to give us all kinds of worrisome numbers
but Eris, I love this new nickname this error state, which
John C Dvorak: is cute. Can I ask you a question? technical
question. technical question. Yes. What's the difference
between a variant and a sub variant?
Adam Curry: I don't know.
John C Dvorak: This is a sub variant that he said it was a
variant. Well,
Adam Curry: Eris is a variant of a variant. So it's a variant of
John C Dvorak: but aren't all the variants a variant of a
variant? Well, technically, they're variants of various that
aren't
Adam Curry: various variants, but I'd like it when they named
the sub variant of a very Yeah, it's got at least as Ms.
memorable one is Eros and Eris is not hard to look up e ri s.
Harris is the Greek goddess of Strife and discord.
John C Dvorak: Well, isn't that special, it's kind of
appropriate.
Adam Curry: Her Roman equivalent is Discordia, which means the
same Eric's Greek opposite is Harmonia that we need a drug
called Harmonia, we need a vaccine called Harmonia who did
Harmonia to combat eres mi See, there you go. That's it. So I
just did they name that on purpose like
John C Dvorak: I've got I gotta yeah, there's always some joker
in the group there that
Adam Curry: there's a couple of things here.
Unknown: Let me Oh, good.
Adam Curry: Let's see. Let's go to NBC see what they're saying
about Eris as
Unknown: summer winds down COVID 19 cases rise again artists time
a variant called eg point five commonly called Eris is
spreading across the state. Southwestern North Korea common
John C Dvorak: heard of this second common commonly called
anything because
Adam Curry: the memo went out it's common now it's common.
Stop making waves podcaster
Unknown: I've commonly called Eris is spreading across the
state and southeastern North Carolina New Hanover County
Health Director John Campbell says that's consistent with the
numbers they're tracking.
So we have seen some trending upwards in the wastewater
surveillance, which is one of our key indicators looking at
COVID numbers, this is
Adam Curry: this is the new thing and we saw this coming of
the wastewater, which they will just gonna say our prediction
has always been that this wastewater analysis was going to
because they can do it down to the block, and they're gonna
start locking people in their apartment blocks. You got too
much COVID And you poop so you guys you got you can't get out.
Unknown: Another thing that we look at is hospitalizations or
emergency department visits.
The CDC says positive COVID tests and hospitalizations have
continued to grow in the last week that could lead to some
worries for parents with the new school year quickly approaching.
Yeah, Campbell says parents shouldn't stress
I don't want this parents to necessarily be overly concerned
for anything but more aware.
Given the advancements in COVID prevention and treatment. He
believes parents should take the same approach to keeping your
family safe as they would for any illness close
Adam Curry: the schools.
Unknown: Number one keep your child healthy and as well as
they can. Any routine childhood vaccines that they need, should
be offered those. Certainly if individuals are feeling unwell,
I would recommend that they see a primary care provider and
consider for consideration of COVID testing or other
respiratory virus.
Further reminder that even though the pandemic may be over
COVID is still around. It's still
Adam Curry: around. Let's go to CBS mornings Dr. Celine gounder.
Let's talk about it. It's time to bring it up or something we
Unknown: haven't talked about in a while that C word this in this
case means COVID
Adam Curry: Wow, that's so cool. It used to mean cancer, Gail.
But now let's to see what who comes up with this script? Who
decided that was a good idea?
John C Dvorak: Because I always thought it meant something else.
Wow, there you go.
Adam Curry: No, I think when you are talking to a doctor and
someone says let's talk about the C word you got cancer.
That's the first thing you think about. I understand when you say
gipsy Gail you think of something else but yeah, and but
but this is now a wordplay we're talking about COVID COVID get
it?
Unknown: There's something we haven't talked about in a while.
That C word this in this case means COVID I saw something on
the news the other day that just said COVID is going back up a
How much should we worry about? I'm hearing that there's a new
booster coming out who should get the booster booster isn't
going up? You know when I saw a news?
Adam Curry: Oh no, not again. A few weeks ago a friend of mine
got COVID before any so brought a friend of yours got COVID
That's the word was and he had
John C Dvorak: it before did you ever get a booster was he
boosted a few weeks ago a friend of mine got COVID really had it
before and he said he's feeling okay.
Adam Curry: He boosted as he boosted is he boosted is he
boosted
Unknown: boosted Yeah it kind of shocked us. Yeah. Shocked to see
was boosted. Wow, we even talked about it while
we're certainly seeing in fact, I just hadn't seen it up to
hospital. Well, I'll get to that. So certainly, I saw a
patient who was relatively young like COVID It was in the
hospital, not vaccinated.
Adam Curry: Ah see, Oh, you made a mistake. Why? Why did you even
interrupt the introduction? We won't talk about that now
because he was boosted because my story is about someone a
young patient of mine who was in the hospital, which we all know
that the vaccine prevents you from dying and entering the
hospital of severe illness.
John C Dvorak: That's my strongest vaccine. But that's
what it does. That's
Adam Curry: that's my story.
Unknown: So just because you've been infected does not mean you
have full protection, we're still seeing much higher rates
of hospitalization and death for that matter among people who
remain unvaccinated.
Adam Curry: Whoa, this is simply not true. This does not fit any
evidence, anecdotal or factual. People who have been boosted are
getting COVID 2345 times.
Unknown: Are we seeing an uptick? Well, it really depends
on how you look at the numbers. We have seen a 10% increase in
hospitalizations over the last few weeks. But 10% of a very
small number is still a very small number.
Math so the booster at it.
Everyone's six months and up can get the booster if they want to.
But the groups again that most needed are the groups I
mentioned earlier. So the elderly, pregnant women, people
who have immunosuppression, chronic medical conditions,
especially harder lung disease, and people who live in nursing
homes or other groups.
But if you're not in that group, do you think you don't really
have to get it? That's what I'm trying before.
Really? That's really up to you. Okay, so some people feel more
concerned. You know, are you the person who gets the flu shot
every year you're probably going to want to get the COVID shot
you know, if you've already been fully vaccinated, it's less
important for that. Okay, young healthy group.
Adam Curry: I've mentioned flu shot last year. Yeah. Now we're
not going to talk about the flu shot, but we are going to go
back to this. Now we already did that one didn't we did the now
we did the local report. It's all there just it's starting to
ratchet up, but it's just what it is. Get it go and get
everyone starting. Don't get scared, you know, throwing some
RSV and I'm going to play those clips. But the thing that
bothers me the most still is this alpha gal a lot of people
have been doing research of it keeps coming back that alpha gal
house has been used in multiple vaccines as an adjuvant, so the
it's just very, very annoying. And so, you know, let me see, I
have under the Alpha gal what I have here I have a couple of
stories, but it ties into something new. Hey guys says one
of our boots on the ground reports I got a wild hair about
this alpha gal stuff came across a few things that struck me as a
little odd. I found that the only FDA approved GMO mammal for
human consumption is the gal safe pig.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, they genetically engineered a pig
Adam Curry: to remove Alpha gal from its cells. Which would mean
that if you have alpha gal allergy, you could eat their
pig. which by itself is a little annoying. Yeah, it's called
Marketing. It is then what is this one? Bill Gates funded
research into genetically engineered cattle ticks. And now
of course we have half a million Americans who have allergies
from Alpha gal syndrome caused by tick bites. But then then
this lab pops up in the news in the UK and Porton down. And BBC
News says Can this laboratory notice my pronunciation? Can
this laboratory help stop the nips in the next pandemic? Yes,
the Guardian calls it the new vaccine research center in the
UK to help scientists prepare for disease X just like Planet X
is right disease x
John C Dvorak: I think that that's been slipped in because
they're considering Elon Musk a disease
Adam Curry: well we heard about disease X on our replay a little
bit of this on Davos radio that is the World Economic Forum
Podcast.
John C Dvorak: Passagen know now as disease x the virus. We don't
know why. I was just mumbling disease X
Unknown: yet, but we do know is out there.
Welcome to radio Davos, the podcast from the World Economic
Forum that looks at the biggest challenges and how we might
solve them. This week. The next pandemic is a matter of when not
if so how can we all prepare for disease x,
we can actually gain a lot of knowledge know ahead of time by
something that doesn't exist yet
a new book called disease x.
Adam Curry: So we've got a book we got the W E F talking about
on the podcast. So they're ramping it up and then all of a
sudden in the UK Porton down, was it wasn't another down that
has a laboratory that was in trouble in the UK, hundreds of
years ago.
John C Dvorak: didn't ring a bell. Yes,
Adam Curry: it was important with some other down or downs or
something anyway. So then I find this little ditty on Sky News,
talking where they interviewed some people from from this
laboratory, where they hope that they can detect and prepare and
be ready for disease X when it comes listen carefully.
Unknown: In some of the most secure labs in the country,
scientists are already preparing for the next pandemic is just
called disease X for now, because nobody knows for sure
which virus will cause it. But that is Porton down complex. The
UK health security agency is scanning the horizon for threats
and starting work on vaccines just in case,
what we're seeing is a rising risk globally. Now some of that
is because of things like urbanization, where you may get
species jumping, sir virus jumping from as we've seen with
bird flu into humans, some of it is because of climate change. So
this is a growing risk agenda. But then it's one that we can
use our science actively to prevent human impact.
Adam Curry: Okay, so we're already setting up some of this
is because of climate change, it's all going to tie together.
Remember we discovered a very horrible disease spreading with
a 30% death rate. Do we remember it cchf
John C Dvorak: By do yes, Crimea.
Adam Curry: Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fever,
John C Dvorak: hear something like that. Now. Now watch. Let's
Adam Curry: tie it all together.
Unknown: It took a little under a year to develop the COVID Jab
the target for a vaccine and the next pandemic is just 100 days,
bird flu, monkey pox and other animal viruses capable of
infecting humans are being closely monitored. One early
success is a potential vaccine against Crimean Congo
hemorrhagic fever, it's spread by ticks, but the fatality rate
first 2% is found in Europe
Adam Curry: and its hold on a second. Crimean you got your
there's your Ukraine, Congo, as you say Congo, Congo
Unknown: moving early success is a potential vaccine against
Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fear
Adam Curry: Congo, a Crimean Congo hemorrhagic fever, spread
by tick is spread by ticks. But come on. They're setting us up
for this. Because we know you can get all kinds of horrible
meat diseases from ticks. So it must be real. It's not in the in
the vaccine. No, it's from a tick it's from the lone star
tick. So now the cchf the Crimean Ukraine, Crimean Congo
hemorrhagic fever spread by ticks
John C Dvorak: is nothing there's definitely a connection
between Crimea and Congo. Yeah.
Adam Curry: And and there's a benefit for
Unknown: Tennessee right around 30%. It's found in Europe and
it's moving north with climate change,
Adam Curry: and it's moving north with climate change.
John C Dvorak: Wow, they're doing a great bit here all put,
Adam Curry: they're slamming it all together. We got Ukraine,
John C Dvorak: they gotta get Trump in the action.
Unknown: That's why they're trying to get ahead and clinical
trials underway.
John C Dvorak: Got another job.
Unknown: Not quite sure what that is. But it
is bird flu that currently tops the list died
Adam Curry: and they're going to go back a bird flu now. Bird Flu
is no good. I like the CC H F. Spread by tick moving north
because of climate change. And they're studying and they're
studying this under the guise of disease X. Come on. This is
great. This is fantastic.
John C Dvorak: I think the people are fanatics. This is
terrible. Well,
Adam Curry: I think it's a We should be strung up.
John C Dvorak: I think it's gonna happen. I
Adam Curry: think it's a winner. It's a winner. It's a big
winner. No one's going to be strung up. Except us.
John C Dvorak: We're going to be feeling Yeah, I don't think so.
I
Adam Curry: got it. I got a great email. I won't even read
the whole thing. But you guys are Zionist traitors. Traitors.
You will be exposed as a scumbag shields that you are. After the
revolution right for being Zionist chills. After the
revolution you'll be watch after the revolution you will be
forced into penury, scumbag penury, what's penury?
John C Dvorak: Well, you know, I always used to know what know
what I think I know what it means. But I don't have a
definition at the top of my my tongue. Let's look it up.
Adam Curry: Okay, well, that's it. Elsa, this guy anonymous, of
course. sent me
John C Dvorak: some some chicken shit creep.
Adam Curry: You guys don't talk about the pee neck. And so I
went to pee neck project for New American Century because their
vaginas. They're the ones that run the country that want to
kill us.
John C Dvorak: Oh, those. We've talked about that. We talked
about that group like 10 years ago to an extreme I know. And so
I put a bunch of neocon jerk offs. Yeah.
Adam Curry: And I put it in into bing.io. And I come up with
like, 50 episodes where we discuss
John C Dvorak: specific Yeah, so this guy was he's email him
Boni.
Adam Curry: And then he comes back phony, he's a phony.
There's a phony. But if there is
John C Dvorak: one definition, I can't I'd have to abstain as
shown go get batteries from my keyboard. Oh,
Adam Curry: the Desiree. Oh, the definition of penury. I can look
that up. Now. Are you getting you have to go downstairs and
get these back? Yes,
John C Dvorak: I have to go downstairs. I usually have a
couple up here but I can't find them
Adam Curry: stay by penury state of extreme poverty or
destitution. Yeah, destitution. Well, we're not even that far.
What are you talking about?
John C Dvorak: Well, that's because we're podcasters
Adam Curry: Okay, go ahead. I'll pause everything for a moment.
Sorry. Some time later. Yes, batteries installed.
John C Dvorak: Yes. But the joke is on me in the meet in the
interim I had dug around thinking that because I usually
keep spare batteries up here. I find a couple in the cup. I put
him in in work you just gave you just you know I I put him in a
theater, I stopped the show, and left and came back to put the
new batteries in and I opened that compartment and the two
batteries that I had put in, were both in the same direction.
I didn't put them in correctly. So I had already solved the
problem in advance of having to stop everything to get batteries
because the battery had batteries.
Adam Curry: I go through the show checklist before I start
the show.
John C Dvorak: No, no, this was no the batteries that were in at
the beginning were put in properly, but they went
Adam Curry: dead. I know. But I put in fresh batteries every
show. No, you don't tell I don't but it sounds good.
John C Dvorak: Anyways to do that these days, okay, you'll
shoot your TV. Yes, no tech. So they used to have a guy there
who was always he was one of those guys, most broadcasters
this way. They changed the batteries and everything.
Before, every every day
Adam Curry: in the mics, especially in the wireless mics.
Yep,
John C Dvorak: everything's changing. These are big bucks.
And they take to use batteries. And I put them in a giant box.
And instead of throwing them out, they let employees take
them home. So I take home these batteries.
Adam Curry: You are the cheapest guy I know. Know,
John C Dvorak: what am I going to do? Why should I be buying
batteries when there's all these batteries. And so I would bring
boxes these batteries home. And then one day they fired the guy
of course because they had to let go. First they do the way
Adam Curry: that battery budget was out of control. That's why
the budget was
John C Dvorak: out of control. That guy's gone. So now that let
in the battery. So old battery. So the course on my show. The
batteries go dead.
Adam Curry: I can just see it happening. see it happening? Oh,
good. Anyway, well, while you were mucking around there looked
up the definite, there was a new definition I want to tell you is
very disturbing that pretty much all dictionaries have changed.
And this came up at home because Tina was talking about something
being decimated. And it's very hard for me even though it's a
dickish thing to do. It's hard for me to not say you know, I'm
decimate x I mean we kind of means like 10% out of 10 one out
of 10 No, I'm gonna say well, yeah, because it comes from
Nope. And I go,
John C Dvorak: if you can break the word down DESA is 10. Yeah.
Adam Curry: But all the dictionaries have changed this.
They've all changed it. No, I didn't know that. Yes, they have
all changed it. In fact, Merriam Webster gives a worst.
John C Dvorak: The worst is so far is changing at a drop of a
hat explains
Adam Curry: regarding the incorrect uses of decimate it is
totally, totally fine to use decimate as a synonym for
devastate. And then they explain why because you know, people
started using it incorrectly and now it's correct. Which does but
that's the way it works. Yeah. Definition of Musa is probably
because it rhymes with devastate. Yeah, but still, I
mean, it's,
John C Dvorak: I agree, but you can't, you know, shove it's like
peeing in the wind.
Adam Curry: How about the Cambridge dictionary? Cambridge.
John C Dvorak: Well, if you go to the Oxford English
Dictionary, I really doubt as change Oxford English, does
definition
Adam Curry: of decimate. Let's take a look. That's the big boy.
That's the big boy.
John C Dvorak: That's the big boy.
Adam Curry: Okay, decimate, oh, they even have a handy little
pronunciation. Let's hear decimate. decimate, number one
to kill large numbers. Oops. Can you believe it? Number two,
severely damaged or make something weaker? This is crazy.
John C Dvorak: This is over. It's over for our little nerdy
debate.
Adam Curry: We're just wrong now.
John C Dvorak: We're wrong wrong. It happens. And with
Adam Curry: that, in all of our wrongness I'd like to thank you
for your courage say in the morning to you the man who put
the seat into circular psychiatry ladies and gentlemen
say hello to my friend and the other one and only Mr. Johnson
John C Dvorak: Well, in the morning you Mr. M. curiosa. In
the morning all ships at sea boots on the ground feeding the
subs and the water in all the dames a nice
Adam Curry: morning. Hanging out. drawers. Stop. Wait, no,
I'm trying to go down to the
trolls are absent 1919 today. I mean, I know it's better than
the 1800 but it's not the 20 to 22,000 we
John C Dvorak: had the other day. It was 2200 was outrageous.
Ya know they've all burned.
Adam Curry: They jumped in the in the ocean. So now it's 1990
but those trolls are in the troll room which you can find a
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Podcast? apps.com? Or,
John C Dvorak: you're right, it makes no sense. And
Adam Curry: we use all of the features all of them including
chapters and transcript, the transcript. I mean, so we have
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why wouldn't you want to do that so you can show people what
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tell where you're coming from and the Purge is nice. Yes, if
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you basically Yeah, it's like a degradation of service but
people like it so I'm not going to argue just one of the many
value for value services we are very grateful to Aaron er who
runs this for us has his massive way providing value back to the
show. Another person who was very who's been providing value
to the show for 15 years is void zero 15 years we found out 15
years he's been the troll room itself it's still his
technically his property. Although Good luck with that.
The trolls out do whatever you want. But this is this is the
value that like Sir bemrose Another guy big value we provide
to the stream everybody who's who was doing stuff on no one
mentioned Darren, Darren O'Neill I mentioned earlier but okay
make his head bigger. Sir Daniel Yang, Will. Wolfgang O'Neill
Wilson man
John C Dvorak: wolfman
Adam Curry: Wolfgang, Wolfgang O'Neil Wolfgang Oh Neil wolfman
There you go both gang you know, boots on the ground reports from
I mean, I got some good ones. Got some really good ones coming
up was just crazy. So trans mile was the boots on the ground, Big
Pharma boots on the ground. Oh man should have done that
earlier. Actually, let me do this now. Since this is the
donation segment, and people who skip it will miss this valuable
information along with the Powerball number coming up in a
bit. The sort of in this is boots on the ground anonymous, I
can offer some insight into the conversation on 1578 about
drugs, as his brother is a recently reformed heroin addict
who lived on the streets for approximately five years in the
St. Louis area. Man five years on horse can you believe that?
And congratulations reformed. He's off it he lives. Over that
time period. He witnessed the available drugs going from
straight heroin which he started using to heroin being cut with
fentanyl to pretty much everything on the street being
fentanyl. And at one point, I asked him the question that you
posed on the show is Why do drug dealers knowingly push fentanyl
when it can pretty much be a death sentence? And this is I
think you and I both agree like what drug dealers wouldn't do
this? Why do they want to kill their customers? The answer will
surprise you. His answer enlightened me to the nature of
the problem. I think it speaks directly to what you were saying
on the show. He told me that's exactly what the drug dealers
wanted. He said as soon as word on the street one out that
someone died from a batch that he someone was selling sales
would immediately skyrocket. The users would flock to get the
most powerful stuff imaginable even at the risk of death. How
about that? It's the sales
John C Dvorak: vary slightly but not completely counterintuitive.
It's a sales technique. It's like the same thing with it.
You're always like harp on about the cigarettes. Yeah, with
Adam Curry: the poison and every puff. I'll give me another one.
Hey, You got some gangrene Oh yeah, I'll trade you for my pack
of heart disease he did say that he told me directly the
possibility of fentanyl killing someone would absolutely raise
sales for that drug dealer or that corner imagine all the
zombies my good stuff over a year he did also say that the
law enforcement often put stuff into cuts it up with certain
types of of compounds such as he thinks Trank may have started
this way so they can track a whole drug line. Study I guess
Interesting. Yeah, I could see that. Thanks. Thanks, DEA.
Anyway, that's your beautiful little special donation I think
John C Dvorak: it's got something to do with the
arrogance of the addict. You have to be rather Oh, that
killed Joe. That guy's a lightweight.
Adam Curry: Yeah, that's pretty much that's got to be some good
stuff. I can handle that. Yeah,
John C Dvorak: yes. Yeah, I mean, I'm not Joe, there's a
weenie?
Adam Curry: Well, I'm not gonna be so cavalier because any kind
of addiction is horrible. And these are our brothers and
sisters who are addicted on the street so I'd rather see them
not be that way. Anyway, so you can get value for value from
your drug dealer or you can just get it from your favorite
podcast there's a transition for you. We like to get time talent
and treasure back and one of the many ways that we get huge value
back is from our artists they upload to nogen art
generator.com during the show during the live show, in order
to to get us something to choose from that we can then use right
after we are done with the show before we produce it and put it
out fastest turnaround time in the West I would say and they
completely failed completely failed on the last episode in
fact we had to go to the evergreens to pick up the no
agenda read book which was an evergreen are placed in the
evergreens by Gus not also knows see Keifa ski fast kefir not
quite sure how to pronounce pronounce it escapes. Because we
we just could not find anything appropriate for for the show. I
mean, looking at what was submitted a lot of rainbow gay
stuff. Yeah, no buts from comics, blogger, ya know? We
came very close to using Francisco Scaramanga see drone
Why did we not use that there was stuff wrong with it was
wrong. Why did we not use that
John C Dvorak: pillow? Was it
Adam Curry: the rubber rubber ducky in the boat?
John C Dvorak: Oh no, that's yeah, I liked that one.
Adam Curry: Why didn't we use it?
John C Dvorak: You had some complaint about it? Oh yeah, I
think well it's aI let's start
Adam Curry: oh no that you said that AI it's aI let's not do it.
It's aI you said you become the AI police
John C Dvorak: Well, I didn't mean to Yeah,
Adam Curry: well that's that's what's happened.
John C Dvorak: But you're the one that you have the rule I
don't have the rule I don't mind but your eye and I liked that
ducky. The rubber ducky also the one I ended up using for the
newsletter is I thought looking back on it I think is a nice
pieces. And it's very atypicals the no agenda show from Sir Joe.
Central Park refugee camp. I thought that was a nice piece.
So we looked
Adam Curry: at that, but you couldn't even see the word
refugee camp. I mean, it's it's
John C Dvorak: pretty. It's pretty. Yeah, it's bits. But
it's good newsletter present. It's a nice piece. It's very
well thought out. I mean,
Adam Curry: these pieces can be used for all kinds of it's like,
correct the record did gay in the air with the rainbow flag,
but we're just not going to do that. We have gay listeners. We
have trans listeners producers, I should say. Don't have to go
out of our way to insult them.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, we insult him just naturally. Yeah.
Adam Curry: You know, you got Zelinsky we're on a gay
postcard. We don't need to do that. We're not actually
homophobic or transphobic. And it's like
John C Dvorak: and then cutting the hot dog I think is a bit
much comic strip longer.
Adam Curry: He had a lot had a lot of a lot of weird things.
Um, no agenda to on a donkey show tomorrow. Lizzo I mean, you
know, no,
John C Dvorak: it is see the donkey show one.
Adam Curry: It's the marquee. Another correct record.
John C Dvorak: Oh, yeah. Yeah.
Adam Curry: All although I will say Donkey Kong should have
bought the blog with two butts. I mean, okay. It gives us a
laugh when we're looking for some something serious. But it
just wasn't there. You know, and it was sad. So let me see people
are already uploading new stuff. We'll have to see how that goes.
But we appreciate the effort. But we're just going to be
honest. We're going to tell you artists when when it's good, and
when it's no good. That so we're returning value for the value
you're returning for the value we're providing, which is how
works. You don't have to pay for the show. You can download you
listen to it whenever you want as often as you want. You can do
anything you want with it pretty much. People used to make CD CDs
and distribute them. Randall is a business. I'm still finding
CDs in my house. I have boxes of these things hanging around
John C Dvorak: random to your machine. So they get transcribed
a Wm. MV or mp3. It's
Adam Curry: all the same. It's all no agenda show CDs. Oh,
yeah, it's
John C Dvorak: no agenda book that we picked up in the
Evergreen has disappeared from the site.
Adam Curry: What do you mean? No, I'm sorry. What do you mean
is disappeared?
John C Dvorak: I can't find it.
Adam Curry: It was an evergreens. Yeah, I'm
John C Dvorak: looking at evergreens now. And it's not on
page one. It's not a page to
Adam Curry: what it's, it's, maybe it was moved. Let me see.
I mean, you click on it from our show notes, you find it. So
maybe it was because it one that it then got moved to some other
spot.
John C Dvorak: I think it's under accepted art. Okay, so it
got moved. So it got removed? Yeah. But none of the other
pieces ever disappear from where they were from?
Adam Curry: Well, once it's been used, it's no longer an
evergreen now, is it? I think it's a good policy.
John C Dvorak: Oh.
Adam Curry: Thank you very much. Gus. Not? scraper. Thank you
very much. And thank you to Chad F was Chad F. And I think one
other person sent me a couple of Redbook links from Yeah, let me
see Chad F and the M M, W, whatever M w as a weird was that
M W doesn't even have anonymous. They're the only ones who sent
me a couple of links, not enough to make a show for a red book
prediction show. So if anyone still wants to do that, get your
links in now. Go to being a.io and find your favorite red book
prediction or discussion. And people love this piece of art
though. They said hey, if that was a real book, I'd buy it.
Which immediately gave me exit store. We
John C Dvorak: can do that. Right? The ideas?
Adam Curry: Yes. Now let's thank the people who are kind enough
to give us some treasure which of course we need to pay the
bills and that comes in the form of executive and Associate
Executive Producers kicking off today with Cassandra fare. I
think mvhr Richmond, Texas $1,000 Right off the bat. Boom
Insta, but not for her. For my husband's knighthood. He just
told me that his two favorite jingles are rebels are out. And
Obama's 18 John, do you have any idea what Obama's 18 is? I could
not I could not come up with that. I
John C Dvorak: saw that I couldn't figure it out either. I
Adam Curry: just grabbed another random Obama thing if you don't
mind. If you could please add them to the D douching. We gotta
give you a dee doo dee doo thank you on behalf of Sir Mopar of
Fort Bend County Texas from Cassandra What a beautiful wife
she's
Unknown: in the standby 3333 33 or otherwise are out. The
sciences the sciences on a political
John C Dvorak: a good combo by itself. Yeah. Thanks Brian
Watson, Sir Brian Watson in San Martin, California who's usually
shows up in their $50 donations week after week for show after
show her month after month. He comes with $1,000 Boom and he's
Yeah. And he says ITM this donation is for my smoke smokin
hot wife. Connie. Today she's turns to big 33 We have a lot of
people that always turn 33 on this show. It's Kellyanne, it's
true. All she wanted for a birthday was to sit at the round
table on the best podcast in the universe. So that's what she'll
get nice. She'll need to write in with her official Dame name
next time. This is happy birthday.
Adam Curry: This is a surprise big surprise as well. So we're
not going to name her today until we find out what her Dame
name will be. But we will give a birthday list she's on the
birthday list.
Unknown: They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
Adam Curry: And a biscuit on your birthday. Happy birthday.
Now. Red Pill rabbit has a silver donation John has the No
Do we receive some pieces of silver?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, and this is the problem and I have to go
over this problem gave us coinage but it's nothing like
collect it's not numismatic valuable coinage
Adam Curry: what is it? Just a lump it like an old like as well
as for example, give
John C Dvorak: us Five Canadian $8 silver coins, which is an
ounce and a half of silver.
Adam Curry: I can already I can already hear you're annoyed by
this somehow
John C Dvorak: clunky, clunky. And then he gave us 2020
American produced one ounce silver coins will have an eagle
on one side and pretty much nothing on the back is kind of a
blank area and some writing. What does that coin 20 ounces
and seven and a half ounces about 27 and a half pounds,
which is about 630 $623 at $23 An ounce plus it, I'd say a 20%
new ms Matic multiplier, which is typically what you get if you
have an not collectible coin, but it's a coin, it usually is
worth 20% More than the silver value, which brings it to around
700 Wow, to 750 bucks. Wow. So that's my my calculation recruit
calculation. But I you know, if I took him over to a shop to
dump them on the market, I think we'd get about 600 to 650. So
but he can take credit for 750 that's who I see Oh, that's
Adam Curry: very kind of you. Now you're going to take them
over to the shop and say well, I
John C Dvorak: here's what I here's what I'm thinking you
have to want. I can send you your half of the cones but
they're not super collectible. But but I'd say you want at
least one I think we should both keep one of the $8 Canadian
Silver's because there's just stupid. If you don't mind you'll
coin if Canada they're worth about 42 to $43 apiece. Oh
interesting. And it says $8 and I will make a coin for eight
dead with $8 on debts worth $43 It's just dumb.
Adam Curry: That must have a name. There must be a name for
that coin.
John C Dvorak: Well, this one is the it's called the $8 silver
coin. You can look it up but this was the one with the silver
fox on it. So this is a silver fox $8 Silver Canadian coin.
Adam Curry: Would you mind? Do you mind just sending me the
silver? I like keeping that
John C Dvorak: you went to silver? Yeah.
Adam Curry: Is that okay? Do you mind? Okay. I mean, yeah, I
think I just like the silver. I think it'd be kind of fun.
John C Dvorak: Tomorrow we'll talk about how to do this
specifically is a pain in the ass? To be honest about it.
Well, yeah. But we'll see when we run into it. Okay, we'll
figure something out. Do you like to silver and it's
untarnished. The coins are the Canadian coins are all beat up.
They look like hell. But the coins are kind of cool.
Adam Curry: So for some reason, I'm just learning that the Obama
18 Jingle is this one.
Unknown: There's a need for rescue mission. When the world
is threatened. The world needs help.
Adam Curry: And that's the story. That's funny. She meant a
team. She heard a team. She heard 18 Oh, wow. That's great.
I even I didn't catch that.
John C Dvorak: Well, Amy. Yes. She's she's probably in her 30s
or 20s. Late 20s. She never saw the A team.
Adam Curry: What? How old is her husband?
John C Dvorak: 30 threes birthday wasn't he the birthday
boy. There you go. No, that's the birthday girl for from Brian
Watson. Anyway, I don't know. Who knows.
Adam Curry: I don't mind having the coins. I like him. I like
keeping the coins.
John C Dvorak: Okay, anonymous in Bozeman, Montana is up with
467 Hey guys, I signed a fresh new contract now with 15% More
compensation so I figured what better time to send over some
treasure and finish off my knighthood please do me search.
Touchy put push, sir touchy push the night of the Gallatin County
Fairgrounds. Which I'm sure he's known by that name there too. In
honor of the prolific drinkers of Western Montana. I'd like to
bring breakfast beers. You do that in Denmark to and pork
chops, sandwiches, or Sandoz to the round table like everyone
else. I thank you deeply for the work you do as a man who deeply
enjoys being correct and saying I told you so. The no agenda
show gives me the tools I need to succeed at being a blasted
parties salute.
Adam Curry: The douche of the party, obviously. Thank you
brother sir. Wire 3333 Our favorite New River Arizona. Adam
and John please extend my sincerest best eight eight
wishes to John and Mimi. That's right on 88 is 35 years ago you
too were wet wed to holy matrimony. Now where did you get
married?
John C Dvorak: We got married at Community Church. On on I'm the
corner of MYRIN and Martin Luther King.
Adam Curry: Church still there. Yeah. Oh, nice 35 years
Congratulations man 34 Welcome and you're welcome.
John C Dvorak: Never had a white
Adam Curry: light so we'll have a lot of those eight eight
donations I'm Ha thinking we Dame jazzy and Sir Why have the
hidden jewel share the same wedding anniversary of eight
eight we happen to be celebrating our silver
anniversary 25 years 98 never had a fight send all my love to
the dame jazzy my smokin hot wife for 25 years and matriarch
of our three human resources and three grandchildren Hello 33
Thanks for pod making podcasting great again God bless an amen
fist bump to both of you and get mo nation jingles ya know and
respect plus karma to our eight families for a nother 25 years
sir wire and Dame jazzy have the hidden jewel I will also note I
discovered that August 8 It happens to also be dollar day
did you know this though yeah it's national dollar day any
observed annually since when was this since a while oh no just
popped up on my apparently the dollar has never been changed
the dollar well you know how the five and the 10 they've changed
a lot but the dollar had I don't think has changed much.
John C Dvorak: And when waiting for the big head dollar
Adam Curry: the big head dollar Yeah, well
John C Dvorak: they took the 50 to 100 the rest of them made a
big head never have to use to have big heads they had small
heads like the dollar and the two the twos also got a small
head of Jefferson now
Adam Curry: well the dollar apparently is not going to
change. Anyway we're gonna give you some some karma and those
jingles for you start with this year while you're saying
Unknown: no.
John C Dvorak: You've got karma serrania knights up at Milwaukee
Wisconsin at 333. And he says ITM August 10 is my first year
anniversary of returning to work after breaking my neck and
paralyzing myself five weeks prior in Hawaii. No. No jingles
no karma and thank you for your courage Sharanya night I hope
you're feeling better.
Adam Curry: Thank you. Dame Trisha Detroit comes in and this
is our first Associate Executive Producer 250 And she has a typed
note in the Morning John Adams meanwhile, so here's another
donation towards my husband's knighthood funds are finally
loosening up after both of our kids gotten married within a six
month timeframe. Love it when that happens. John I've got a
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Adam Curry: In the morning, John Adams from FEMA Region number
515 80 marks the year when the Book of Concord was published,
which is a set of documents known as the Lutheran
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ever heard of the existence of no agenda was from an Barnhart
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listening to the show that summer. The men responsible for
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They're brothers in Canada and they cover topics like
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often. I decided to check you guys out in late summer realize
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They pod faded was too bad.
John C Dvorak: It's hard to do. To hide faded. Yeah, they pod
faded after 33. That's a shame. They sounds like they had a good
podcast. Yeah. People don't stick to it. That's the problem.
Adam Curry: It's hard. It's hard. Remember, there's 44
million podcasts out there. But every 90 days, only 400,000 of
them produce a new episode. Yeah, we do. Eight we're eight,
nine a month, like two a week of three hours minimum each.
Anyway, while I'm out I recommend the podcast a brief
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Thank you for your courage. Godspeed says Jonathan. Thank
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John C Dvorak: That you mentioned it was a switcheroo
for Brian. Hal helps Yes,
Adam Curry: I read that verbatim. Okay.
John C Dvorak: Dan Richmond in Gainesville, Florida. I proudly
joined as an Associate Executive Producer. Two things. One does
Ricky wracked man, stand ready if you if you were to be unable
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Adam Curry: Now that's just Dan being a dick. Kula hahaha,
John C Dvorak: too. I will donate more if you were
announced your use of the term hairband, which marginalizes and
otherwise legitimate art form of 80s. Hard rock music. Mega
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Adam Curry: allow me to respond to that. Well,
John C Dvorak: wait, hold on. This is Latin to me. I don't
know what he's talking about. But apparently
Adam Curry: you do. Yes. We were talking about Steel Panther. And
I said that they were doing basically doing a takeoff on 80s
and 90s. hairbands. Let me address a question one first.
Ricky Rachman was given my show the headbangers ball because he
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Axl Rose came along to help him do his audition. And so of
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we need to have them host the show. So it's just it's just
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John C Dvorak: so you got booted because there's some some
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Adam Curry: you. So to say, you know, will he be standing by to
fulfill your na duties if you're unable, as kind of mean? Oh,
that
John C Dvorak: is dickish dickish. out to his aid to a
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Adam Curry: being a a participant in the
John C Dvorak: actual Oh, yeah, no, you're a
Adam Curry: real hard rock and metal. I mean, with the same
hair. You're the guy I am allowed. I'm fact I have
standing,
John C Dvorak: standing. I am
Adam Curry: the ambassador of the hairband era, which is I do
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of that. And I believe that all of my compadres in Bon Jovi in
poison in rat, I'll even put winger in there. I think. I
think every Whitesnake. I think they all would say yeah, man, we
were hairbands that does not does not detract from the
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out on that. Somebody you think that they're all listening?
Yeah. She is the best mom in the universe though. So they know
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Unknown: Our formula is this we go out we hit people in the
mouth
Adam Curry: was a good segment. I liked what everybody had to
say there was good stuff people good stuff.
John C Dvorak: I agree. Good stuff.
Adam Curry: Well, do you want to do Africa
John C Dvorak: you know, Africa do list
Adam Curry: because I got some kind of funny after I mean, some
some clarifying Africa stuff. Let's put it that way. Because
they had there has been some there have been so much changes,
some things have been going on. And actually, I can give you a
little background because you know, the big question is what
are we doing in Africa? What are we doing there? Why is everyone
so excited about Africa?
John C Dvorak: I got a couple of letters from some of our
correspondent boots on the ground types and it's some
conflicting information that one thing that's kind of interesting
to me is that the guy the new dude that took overnight Niger
Oh, yes, I have some of the songs. He's an American train
guy. Well, there's there's two it's no coincidence.
Adam Curry: There's two new dudes actually. So we first need
to start with here we go. This is now the top what is the
official pronunciation of junta? Am I doing right junta?
John C Dvorak: You know, I believe if you look it up, you
can pronounce it junta or Giunta. But who does the way
we've always pronounced it traditionally in the United
States when we refer to Whom
Adam Curry: would the Cambridge dictionary be the one to ask? I
think
John C Dvorak: of Oxford English would be better put into the
Okay.
Adam Curry: junta. Ajanta in UK you can say Genta junta and in
the US. You can say Quinta, Quinta.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, that's it got to Priya. I've always felt
it had to pronunciation okay.
Adam Curry: Anyway, let's first talk about or let's listen to
some information about the guy who, who led the junta and I
must give an appropriate Warning. Warning. AMY GOODMAN
flippin bound
Unknown: by Nick Turse, investigative journalist
contributing writer for the intercept recently revealed one
of the leaders of the coup in new shear the Brigadier General
Musa Sallu bamu, was trained by the US military recently met
with the head of US Army Special Operations Command, Lieutenant
General Jonathan Braga, at the US drone base in Israel. African
officers trained by the US military have now taken part in
11 coos in West Africa. Gonna start there, Nick, if you can
explain what's taken place in the last week, and particularly
the US connection to the coup leaders.
Adam Curry: Yes. Thanks so much for having me on me. By the way,
this guy is from the intercept. And I think, you know, the
intercept still being a Pierre Omidyar drive my car. Don't go
too far outfit. I think that he is here on Amy's democracy now
to express a certain message. Yes. Thanks so much for having
me on me. He's also very boring.
Unknown: You know, as you said, the United States has trained a
number of cool leaders in West Africa over recent years. Nice
little lifestyle. And this is part of the UN Security
Strategy. I mean, they've flooded this region, the West
Africans to hell, with a tremendous amount of security
assistance, really, since 911. They poured a tremendous amount
of security assistance dollars into the region. They've built a
plethora of small us outposts. You mentioned one of them, the
US drone base Agadez. You know, they've built up militaries in
the region at the expense of building up civilian
institutions and civil society, and this US security assistance,
US counterterrorism paradigm really hasn't been successful
over this time.
Adam Curry: Yes, that's what I disagree. I think he's full of
crap. This is exactly what was supposed to happen. We've had
people leave liberal even questions in the in the Senate
or the House of Representatives about this, Hey, all the guys
that now that we trained, they go on to do coos in these
African countries. There's a reason for that, which we'll get
to but let's solidify that this that there's western influences
in this coup. By looking at the new prime minister, the junta
has appointed cliches
Unknown: military coup leaders have announced the appointment
of a prime minister. In his statements read out on national
television on Monday evening, Ali Mohamed Lamine Xin was
announced as prime minister. The announcement comes at a time
when the international community is seeking to restore
constitutional order. I mean, Zane is not new to the office or
girlfriend's positions in Asia and he had been cabinet director
in 2001, then finance minister in 2002 to 10 around a chaotic
economic and financial situation. The latest
appointments from the core leaders also included that of
the commander of the presidential guard. It also
comes a day after the expiration of ECO ASSIST ultimatum to
restore President Mohammed Bazoom to office.
Adam Curry: Okay, so they bring in a banker, a banker, could you
figure he was born in 1965 graduated from the Center for
financial, economic and banking studies in Marseille and Paris.
So when you hear Prime Minister This is not some spear chucking
dude down there. This is an elite. He has worked as a
resident representative of the African Development Bank in
Tchad. Ivory Coast and Gabon This is a banker they've brought
in the banker. They're they're open for business this is this
is not a this is no coincidence what's going on here, but it's
okay. Let's pretend it let's just let's do our best and see
if we can make it look like we have nothing to do with this.
Where is she? Where in the world is Victoria Kagan Nudelman.
Unknown: outside Nigeria SENIOR UNITED STATES diplomat has
visited and Ajay to push school authorities to restore
democratic rule after overthrowing President Mohammed
Muslim last month. USA is acting Deputy Secretary of State
Victoria Nuland revealed she held Frank and difficult talks
with military leader Musa Salou, Bumble and three harvest
Cornell's in Aegis capita in the army. This visit makes it the
first tree by US official to the country since the cool on the
26th of July, Miss Nolan further revealed that, though requests
to meet with Mr. Baza and self proclaimed head of the military
government after Ramin tianni were denied. She reaffirmed our
country's commitment to a negotiated solution to the
conflict. Recall that the US State Department had on Monday
confirmed he had made direct contact with the cool leaders
and have stressed the need for President Bassam to be
reinstated. And this is coming after military leaders ceased pa
in the landlocked West African country on the 26th of July
detailing President bosom sparking international
reactions.
Adam Curry: Okay, so Newland, it might not even have gone there's
no pictures. There's no no tarmac video of her none of that
which she's usually pretty good at doing that all of our deploy
maths are but okay, so I guess she did go and oh, it's been
very tough and they wouldn't let me talk to anybody. But Victoria
Nuland does not go somewhere not to get a meeting. This is not
the type of woman she is not the type of whatever she is
diplomat. And of course, I was well aware of the trans Saharan
gas pipeline, the T s GP, although I didn't necessarily
think this was a pipeline play until I realize that this
pipeline, which is supposed to bring natural gas to Europe, is
operated by China. Now we're getting into your territory,
John, now things start start to make sense. And right away,
European natural gas prices explode 40%, higher. Europe,
you're being screwed by America and Russia. We are literally
scrolling you over. Yes. Because this thing was supposed to start
delivering the amid this year. I'm not sure exactly where
they're at. But you know, if China was running that thing?
Oh, well, no, no doubt, of course, we're gonna have to stop
that. But I found a good minute and a half explainer. But I love
that term explainer from this outfit on YouTube called
business basics. This just gives you a little bit of a background
of why we need to stop China from doing all this stuff in
Africa.
Unknown: China has been eyeing Africa for decades now, as
growth and China's longer, the CCP realized that taking over
Africa was the solution. That's because Africa is expected to
become a powerhouse in the coming decades. When you think
about global superpowers, countries in Africa are the
first ones that come to mind. As the superpower, you need to have
a huge economy, a powerful military, and a lot of
international influence. Not a lot of African countries have
these things yet. But a few decades from now, this is going
to be very different. In 2030 42% of the world's young
people will be living in Africa. By 2050. The prediction is that
more than a quarter of the entire world's population will
be African countries like Nigeria, Ethiopia, Egypt, or
Congo will have one big advantage over the coming years.
They're huge populations. While the rest of the world is
struggling with low birth rates and rapid aging, African
countries will experience exactly the opposite. Their
populations will be extremely young, and it will be growing
rapidly. Just think about it. Italy only has 1.24 births per
women. While Nigeria's birth rate sits at a whopping 5.31.
These demographics will shape the 21st century, you may have
guessed this already, but this population growth is creating a
huge economic opportunity. In fact, it is so important that
today's super powers are fighting for influence in the
continent.
Adam Curry: So the way I see it, and by the way, Europe, you're
not alone, because the American people are also getting screwed
by the bankers and ruling elites. They flipped the script.
Instead of Bill Gates going to kill Africans with the vaccines.
They're killing us with the vaccines now. So you know, it's
like, it's a lot easier. You go into Africa, you train a guy a
little bit of a coup, no problem, we come in, we kick up
the Chinese, well, maybe we get the Russians to play along, and
we give the vaccine the death shots to the Americans. There
are and we make the kids cut off the genitals and we don't need
you. We know from the former New York banker, the only way to
success is by growing your population. And so America is
still doing that in the United States by having open borders
completely wide open. And Africa Well, I think there's they're
gonna let them grow. I think they're stopping the you know,
let all the young African maybe let some of the Africans come to
America maybe. I think a lot of them already are there are
John C Dvorak: a lot of Africans coming across the southern
border along with Middle Easterners and everybody in
between so we may have
Adam Curry: a trade this transition period but we
certainly don't want Americans running the show. We want
obedient people obedient workers. I'm channeling my inner
George Carlin now for some reason. We want obedient workers
keep just healthy enough to push the buttons and fill out the
forms. And that may be the whole strategy they've got bankers in
there. They've got the military running well they
John C Dvorak: also the Coos of taking place across the country.
If you look at the cool map to the Kusu map Oh, I
Adam Curry: like that the cool map Yeah,
John C Dvorak: it's across the ties right it's a it's like
forms a belt. Yep. From from east to west for east to west
has like in Niger was the one that was not in the belt, it
became the belt buckle.
Adam Curry: Ooh, the night the night Niger belt buckle.
John C Dvorak: And so you have this cuts off trade from the
South to the North. You can't get there from here. I mean, you
could ship stuff, but that's inefficient when I like it.
Straight over, but now the southern Africa has been divided
into two sections that Northern and the Southern with a belt in
the middle. Yeah. And, and I don't know what the what what
the strategy is to be. I'm following what you have to say.
And I'm done trying to. I'm not sure what the whole I understand
all the you know, the craziness going on here and the trans
movement and the rest of the Maoism everywhere. I still can't
put my finger on something. There's something missing. I got
a note from a guy who blames you know, the long essays pretty
good one on defected the Africans what the whole idea is
to is getting them to do with us as they're trying to kick us
out. And even though I'm not convinced, I'm not buying it
with the US and Russia being in collusion, which is impossible
to fathom.
Adam Curry: And while they're still playing, playing some of
the Russian card actually I do have one report. This is from
Turkey, radio and television,
Unknown: a call for help from an increasingly isolated military
junta in Nigeria. The SOS is to Wagner, and it's something
experts said was likely soon after the coup took place.
Especially after Wagner's chief offered backing soon after the
presidential God sees power. It gives them another opportunity
to oh, this
Adam Curry: is interesting. So this is a consultant. Her name.
I forget, oh, what is her name? Her name is Annalise Barnard.
She is from the strategic stabilization advisors, which is
part of some rinky dink NGO, which of course is funded by us
AI D. And she shows up now all of a sudden, giving her
strategic opinion. But listen carefully to what she said after
the
Unknown: presidential God sees power.
It gives them another opportunity to step in and get
paid for their services and make themselves relevant again,
because after what happened a few weeks ago and Russia,
obviously there has been a huge question mark about what is the
relevance of the Wagner group who actually controls them and
what is their role in participating and or influencing
global politics?
Adam Curry: I think it's pretty clear what this is. This is
remarketing the Wagner group. Oh, yeah, no, no, no, it was
clear the Wagner group they're there to blame. Don't look at
us. Don't look over here. Look over that. Look at the Wagner
group boy up a golden hotdog boy, yeah, he's in charge of it.
Evil, she literally saying, Oh, we're gonna It's just rebury
positioning, rebranding remarketing. There, then it's
going to it's going to unfold before us. We're going to we're
going to know soon enough exactly what the plan is. But I
John C Dvorak: think our job is to figure it out before it
happens. And it's going to be hard. But I but I think so too,
because it's a big country. But then that is not a country as a
continent.
Adam Curry: But Europe was clearly planning on this natural
gas pipeline to be the new the new inflow, had to replace Nord
Stream, and that is now effectively been thwarted. So
that's cut off at right at the belt buckle. And I It feels like
we're involved. I mean, we're right there. It's our guy doing
it. We got another banker in there to be the prime minister.
John C Dvorak: When is Europe gonna get a clue? Oh, please.
They can't figure out that. Hey, they're getting screwed here.
Oh, my
Adam Curry: God. Europe is so
John C Dvorak: screwed. Yeah. Well, you're gonna be in Europe
next week. Yeah, we'll be bringing screwed reports. And I
want to hear actual boots on the ground reports from you when you
talk to just the general public. So we leave
Adam Curry: tomorrow, and the first show will be from the
Netherlands and that will be on Sunday. Actually, do you want to
start an hour earlier? You can say no, but
John C Dvorak: I can do it. Wow. That sounded so like I do. Do I
want to? Okay, we'll discuss
Adam Curry: because otherwise I don't start until 8pm. And so
it'll be one in the morning by the time I get to bed after
postproduction.
John C Dvorak: Okay, well, it might cost your coin
Adam Curry: I have an $8 Canadian silver coin. Will that
work?
John C Dvorak: Did you look it up by the way the coin
Adam Curry: No, I have I'm sure I want to nickname shirt as a
great nickname. But I would like to play three quick clips here
regarding immigration in the United States since we're
talking about it. This sanctuary cities are freaking out. The
sanctuary states are freaking out.
John C Dvorak: Well, they're the big talkers, the big fish.
They're the big blowhards?
Adam Curry: Yes, they are I mean, obviously, if I have this
mayor Adams man deal he's out of control. Did you hear? I mean,
did you hear what he was saying? Let me play this one. Because
it's bad in New York man. Listen to this.
Unknown: Let me put it in perspective for New Yorkers. For
each family seeking asylum through the city's care, we
spend an average of $383 per night to provide shelter, food,
medical care, and social services. With more than 57,300
individuals currently in our care. On an average night, it
amounts to $9.8 million a day, almost $300 million a month, and
nearly $3.6 billion a year. But this is the floor, not the
ceiling, it's the floor. This is only an estimate if the number
of migrants in our case stays the same over time. It is clear
to us however, that without policy changes, the number of
migrants arriving will continue to grow. This will increase our
course, if we continue down this unsustainable track, with an
average of almost 34,000 households a night over the
course of just this fiscal year. That will increase cost to $4.7
billion. Hear me if things do not change. I'll new estimates
have a spending nearly $5 billion on this crisis in the
current fiscal year. That's up from the 1.4 billion we spent
last fiscal year. It it nearly equals the budgets of sanitation
department, our parks department, and the FDNY
combined.
Adam Curry: And you know, this is a sanctuary city that had a
really big mouth when it was time for elections like oh,
yeah, oh, we're Whoa, whoa, we're all in and I'm gonna give
Governor Abbott props. He said, You know what, why don't you see
what that's like because, oh, it's Texas supposed to swallow
all of these people. We have people sleeping in the airports
in in El Paso. This this this bus is going right in
Fredericksburg. Luckily on the way to Carville, but Kirbo is
only 30 minutes away. Now this is a disaster. And now finally
people are starting to figure it out. But it's these leaders like
Maura Healey, the governor of Massachusetts. This is a year
ago when she was running for governor. And she played a role
I'm gonna be the first lesbian woman to be governor. Well,
here's what she had to say at the time.
Unknown: If they wanted to take on a sanctuary city designation,
I think that's great. I think cities and towns are into
position to be able to do that. And I've seen it
as dealer principals.
Adam Curry: I support that. I support it. Yes, sanctuary
cities is great. We can be that were a sanctuary state vote for
me. Some time later.
Unknown: As of today, close to 5600. Families with children are
living in state funded shelters, hotels, dorms and other
emergency facilities across Massachusetts. That figure is
80% higher than it was just one year ago. And it's
unsustainable. For this reason, today I am declaring a state of
emergency in Massachusetts.
Adam Curry: There you go. But know very well. People of the
heat dome cities that you are being robbed. You are being
robbed. And luckily there's one Alderwoman in Chicago who has
figured it out and she's asking some annoying questions.
Unknown: Is every migrant really getting $7,000 worth of care
every month? At least 120 million tax dollars heads need
to roll Alderwoman Jeanette Taylor recently tried to get
spending details from the people in charge of migrant operations.
I saw nothing in the presentation about how much
money we're spending. That slide I guess got lost
for six months. CBS two has been trying to get a breakdown of
what money is going where what businesses and what
organizations are being paid for. We've spent half a year
fighting City Hall for migrant spending records, because
taxpayers deserve to know. In February, we filed this Freedom
of Information Act request a FOIA which requires the city to
turn over public records. About a month later, we got a
response. We showed Alderwoman. Taylor are back and forth with
an Office of Budget and Management official who asked
for time to cobble together expenses. They said they don't
have those records available yet. No records on more than
$100 million
spent the MSBs y'all know some of that is some shady dealings.
That's what that is. Somebody's lying.
Adam Curry: Somebody's lying. That's right. Their money is
being stolen. It's the same with the with the drug dealers on the
street. Your money is being stolen. The all these
organizations that you know, oh, will help the homeless? No, I
don't know the giving a methadone, which they never get
off of. It's all of this has been captured. Yeah. When you
say
John C Dvorak: absolutely just money, they're just stealing
money. They are stealing money. If you can't get the records and
that woman's right. You know, they put the request and they
were like, Okay, we spent 100 million but we don't have any
records of anything. Okay, sure. That's like somebody's lie and
like the
Adam Curry: Pentagon. You know, you someone sent us this. I'm
not gonna play this clip of Faraj Nigel Farage talking
about, you know, he was a bank. He was the bank. And I thought
the on the back and forth you you said that the 1 million D
banked was a sketchy number.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I saw that clip. Yeah, I'm not gonna play
it.
Adam Curry: But this this turns out to be true NatWest in the UK
is D banking, by their own admission about 1000 accounts a
day. And M zip and people are being D banked for all kinds of
reasons. But also NatWest is now telling businesses to stop
accepting cash. They won't even let businesses deposit cash into
the bank over a certain limit. See it's like some crazy Oh,
John C Dvorak: it's this is always about net West. 1000 a
day is 300,000 a year which means it hasn't been going on
for three years
Adam Curry: I don't think you know the article
John C Dvorak: went to million if they had that many accounts
to begin with. There's something very sketchy about the about
Faraj net West and this whole complaining I have not seen any
will not break down and
Adam Curry: not Westworld Telegraph has done quite a quite
a good job of this. They actually have done quite some
investigation, not the only bank in the world. No but not West
does own a lot of banks in the UK a lot of and the end Faraj
has bank was owned by NatWest. You know, maybe not West is in
trouble. That's very possible. I'm not sure but it seems like
there's a real push in the UK to screw and penalize people with
cash even and we'll see this I'm sure with parking.
Unknown: Thanks, Paul. It used to be simple. The only challenge
was having the right change. But in the South London Borough of
Sutton, putting money in a machine now comes with a
surcharge. And I was parking in Wallington cost two pounds if
drivers use an app, but three pounds if they pay at the
machine.
Don't have a phone that has an app on it anyway,
some Ferb. I'm desperate. So I needed some
Adam Curry: way to figure out you know, you don't know what
apps are and all that.
Unknown: Do you ever think about paying with cash are used very
often now my wife asked me especially when she goes out in
the car so we generally use the app all the time. cancels in
London began charging for parking in 1958 when the first
meters appeared.
This is primarily to relieve congestion and to share out
fairly limited curb space in central London.
65 years on the parking meter has given way to smart parking
with most councils relying on apps like Ringo, Ringo
Adam Curry: Ringo so instead of two pounds three pounds if you
want to pay with cash, this is because this is this is this is
not okay. There's definitely something happened
John C Dvorak: to lawsuit waiting to happen. Let's see
what happens. And
Adam Curry: just speaking of banks
Unknown: Meanwhile, on Wall Street stock futures were lower
overnight after the credit agency Moody's downgraded 10
regional banks. Among those taking a hit was m&t Bank, the
nation's 19th largest one concern is higher interest
rates, which forced banks to pay customers more money to their
savings. The downgrades come just months after the downfall
of Silicon Valley and signature banks. Moody's says it will also
review the financial health of six large banks including Bank
of New York Mellon and US Bancorp
Adam Curry: Hey, I tried not heard the most recent DH unplug
you guys talk about this at all about about Yeah, we talked
about it Well, what is what is going on and
John C Dvorak: listen to the show? This can't be healthy.
This can't be good.
Adam Curry: This can't be No, but
John C Dvorak: it's just something of a because of the
downgrade of the US debt. Yeah, life, bitch. Yeah. It's a
cascade effect everyone is going to be downgrading everything
they can to get into. And it's also mentioned that horror was
reminded me that these credit rating agencies are always there
in at the end. When all hell's broken loose and things are
over. Then they come in with their downgrade after their
debt, in other words is peak. But don't don't don't downgrade.
Don't you think to help people they
Adam Curry: made the mistake of giving all the aid you know, all
the stellar ratings before the 2008 2009?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, all those goals, bad debt, bad paper that
was all over the place was given triple A until it crashed?
Adam Curry: Right. But maybe they've learned their lesson.
And now they're doing now ahead of time?
John C Dvorak: No, nobody assumes this. I do. Their lesson
is Oh, wow. There's a good boy Wall Street's learned his
lesson. No, no. They don't learn their lesson. Listen
Adam Curry: to them. Well, we're in trouble.
Unknown: Credit card debt in America has reached a new high.
A report released by the Federal Reserve yesterday shows credit
card debt has now passed the $1 trillion mark. And it's and a
significant chunk of that debt was accrued this summer, the Fed
says about $45 billion of credit card debt had was racked up
between the months of April and June. So for more on this, let's
bring in Jennifer St. She's the senior personal finance reporter
for Insider. Jennifer, good to see you.
Adam Curry: I think what she was saying there is that 45 billion
was written off the banks wrote that off, but there's still a
trillion a trillion of credit card debt which spiked this
summer. This is not going in the right direction. This is not
okay. So
Unknown: first off, my question is why is this just because
we've been dealing with inflation. And so everything's
costing more. And why a spike this summer? Yeah, I mean,
everything is more expensive groceries, gas, just the cost of
living in general. And so there are many households that are
using credit cards to bridge the gap. They're using it as an
extension of their income. And in terms of this summer, we're
seeing higher levels of travel, there's just more to do around
the summertime. Also right now, for instance, is back to school
is off to college. And so if you're a household that is under
financial strain, you're using credit to make things happen for
your family this summer. Man,
Adam Curry: the prices are off the hook. I'm going to Europe
where the Euro is like it's 10% more.
John C Dvorak: This is yeah, it's 10% More right now,
Adam Curry: how does that even happen? Why is your why is the
Euro 10% higher than the dollar? The euro is
John C Dvorak: never I don't understand why it's not at
parity or less. But it's but it's been higher. It's been up
to I believe 5%? I remember.
Adam Curry: I certainly do. Wow. It's just not as not good. Is
this reasonable? Yeah, well, no, but it was really reasonable
when they had that, that that pension thing going on? It was
down to 113 or something. Now let's back up. Let's take a
look. I'm not going to the UK. Well played this last bit of
this CBS report.
Unknown: Apparently delinquency rates are also pretty high. And
that people are waiting sort of beyond the 30 days to pay down
their debt. What does that say that people are struggling and
the street is getting to be too much. They're not paying their
bills on time, we are seeing delinquencies up, especially
with credit card and auto loan payments. So people just they
just aren't making their payments on time. But they're
still using credit. So that means that they're getting in
debt. In other ways. Buy now pay later, opening newer credit
accounts not taking care of the old credit card debt. Yeah, God
knows every time you buy something online, there's always
that option to pay for it in installments now, no matter how
cheap the item is, and that could definitely get you into
trouble.
Adam Curry: At this point, I would like to point out
something very important that the only thing that has not
increased during this inflationary period, which
should have been transitory is the price of an executive
producer ship and Associate Executive producer or a knight
or Dame hood that has not increased that has remained the
same. Your no agenda show is bucking the trend.
John C Dvorak: Yeah, and we've actually talked about this and
we're not changing anything. Or we do We're going down with the
with the whole economy.
Unknown: I'm gonna show us move by donate to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
John C Dvorak: we do have a few people have thanked for show 15
ad and that will include a bunch of well wishers. Yeah, quite a
for the 888 anniversary, which I really appreciate and maybe does
too. And all show does and everybody in between, but let's
start with Anonymous and Harker Heights Texas who comes in with
$100.33. Steven, cold, glassy air cold Glaser. In Fernando.
Dena Beach, Florida. $100. Wait.
Adam Curry: The Ashley Larson switcheroo. That's a switcheroo.
Did you get that?
John C Dvorak: I don't see it. Oh, did I miss it? I missed one.
I'm sorry. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're
right. Okay. Let's start with that. Ashley Larson in Pam Lake,
Minnesota. Land of 1000 10,000 Lakes, switcheroo for Shelley.
By smoke. Ashley. She can be my smokin hot wife whose birthday
today is 57. And she's on the list. Okay, we I sorry about
that. Stephen Cole Glazer got him James crane in Missouri
City, Texas. 100. Mike, Jensen's in Brussel of Brussels, his
Brussels has got to be Brussels, Belgium. Yes. But the 999 Nisa,
D douching.
Unknown: D deuced.
John C Dvorak: 9999. And he has a call out. Please they also
call out Dimitri H as a douchebag. He's got some
language there, you might want to read l online.gov. O L L
file, l file online.com 9203. Now 9203 happens to be a call
out I'm going to read these naming locations for the 888 If
you click the box saying I want to pick up the fees
Adam Curry: Oh, that's that's how you got the 9203
John C Dvorak: Yeah. Oh, and this is they've been putting
this on their jobs all this new system they've done it Pay Pal.
They take a lot of
Adam Curry: they take a lot of money to pay pals. Yeah, no
John C Dvorak: kidding. So they put this in there to take out
even more money that way I see it but I appreciate the thought.
And we have a lot of people that donated 9203 To wish john and
Mamia Happy anniversary, including Elfi online.com.
Adam Curry: Are you going to read all of these you're just
going to go through and thank people by name. I'm just
John C Dvorak: going to take people by name okay. They're all
saying the same thing. He happy anniversary so I don't think I
really need to read any of them. Baronet is salty. gherardo
kinswoman David, our lands our lands I think Richard linquist
cory cats. I Lena I Liana I Liana price. Derek was Dwayne
Mellon saw and we haven't heard from him for a while.
Adam Curry: Man, I should give him his props. Where's metals? I
was not why he's a Duke. I know we need to gentleman Erica, I
present
Unknown: the Grand Duke of the Pacific Northwest. So Dwayne
Mellon song. There you
John C Dvorak: go. Yeah. Eric ha Howleen Howleen sir Xenon
emission Liverpool. Mark Hardwick, Dragana ever Avik our
Avik by the way, there are no cities or countries mentioned in
this particular spreadsheet. Some reason? Frankie T's and
other thing they're fixing. GEORGE Oh, there's a Sir George
Bush. It was another guy we haven't heard from for a while.
Marco. Marco de magnanimous Benjamin demoiselle. Ski Kelly
spunk Berg another old regular sir Ron Peter Bickford Carrie
Weddell at David Fukase, odo and a friend Yes. Boom Kevin
McLaughlin. Of course. You even though it's got nothing to do
with boobs. Mickey Keck, sir Polly Bravo in Greeley. Mark
Hampton. Ron Sherman Hugo. So God Oh Catherine Sutton
Catherine is RV Bangkok girl. Yes. Who's also boots on the
ground reporting about all kinds of stuff in Africa crypto
granny. Crypto Granny, she's an Africa expert. Clayton sim
chick. Lead to LAN. Sir Dan the man. Midwest trips Midwest
trypsin Chris Bullock, Klaus BOSM ah J Volks. With a long
note. Thank you. Joe Barrows. Tim Dalton read a Harrington
dragon slayer says in St. George. Sure. quirky and that's
the end that was the end of our that was the end of our 92 Oh
threes and then sir dragons. There's 92 and then we go to Sir
quirky who was 8888 And this isn't more well wishers that
didn't pick up the extra fee which is fine. I don't think
anyone has to do that. You know, it's not that big of a deal,
sir. Quirky John hole saying Brian sharps are Dodger and de
Misty. James Lawler. Sir Mike 44. Dred Scott Dred Scott. Nice
job. Jeff. Nice bush. Thomas Ballmer. Sir Dan The Quiet Man.
Monica Boyle. Jared Hardegree. John Taylor, sir Walkman. Sir
Tooth Fairy. This what you do if you stay married long enough.
You get these? Congratulations. Great. Just stay married, sir. A
roadie Joe. I intended for rain. Sir Richard Hufford in Tempe
Arizona. Ryan, Temperton, Sir David kwinter rocks Inc. Sir
Layton, those in Alabama. Michael Graham, sir. Craig
Porter, by the way Michaels in Gilbert, he can give us a
temperature check. Sir Christopher James pueblos.
Darius Walker, sir dewclaw Shane Rugen Ed Warner Sirte Daris
unity. William rollin James little Scott Riley. Jessica
Mancuso with a birthday call out and a shout out to Dame Susan.
At trips around the Sun
Adam Curry: whoa biscuit of her birthday always give me a
biscuit on my birthday.
John C Dvorak: And Jessica's guess she came in at 88 one so
we can assume that the Happy Anniversary results over almost
100 of them done. We will thank you people for that. Very cool.
We appreciate it. Okay, onward with Sir. Camera, Chris in
Grafton, Wisconsin at 538 as a birthday, sir infinitas Holly
Springs, North Carolina Kevin McLaughlin areas 808 And this
time he celebrating autumn suites, melons, Autumn suites
the melon of choice for connoisseurs. Sir Dave and East
North Point New York area he's gonna run out of melons by the
way. I don't know how many melons varieties. I think this
he's got but he hasn't even said watermelon yet.
Adam Curry: Exactly. You save in that for the big for the big big
boobs.
John C Dvorak: Eric Adler and Punta Gorda. 808 deaths. Another
one sir Dave in East Northport, New York. 808 So wherever you
go, sir infinitas and Holly Springs we are so that was 808
Shannon Winchester and to Lawton, Oregon 808 with a happy
birthday call out on the list. Aaron Weinberg in Roberts,
Wisconsin. 808. August Alexander Van Poppel in Norway. 6060 small
boobs calorie quit or kind of crooked small boobs. Nice house
buying car. We'll give you that at the end along with some goat
karma that other people requested. Sir Tim? Why? Why E
pa who? Hawaii 606 some love for the girls of the itty bitty
titty committee.
Adam Curry: The alliteration he's the Baron of goat Island
man,
John C Dvorak: Sir Tim are the towhees the Baron of goat
Island? That's right. Sure. beachbum in Aurora, Colorado
606. Kevin McLaughlin stick into it was in Concord with 606 and a
Ken toll a melon donation. Another one I've never heard of.
But you know, what are we Nora Neveah in Livonia, Michigan $56
Scott quarry in Fort Gresh grassy Gratiot I think Michigan
50s. X sweet pickle in Eagle Idaho 5555 Nisa de douching ben
de deuced Joseph Thomas and Iowa hasta miski en I think in
Vilnius, Lithuania Vilnius Hello Lithuania.
Hello Vilnius. I got a birthday on the birthday list here for
that DOMA best Husband, husband and dad Domus and dead Bad Idea
supply $50.50 If you have a bad idea go to bad idea supply
Adam Curry: or if you want one if you're in the market for a
bad idea,
John C Dvorak: if you're in the market for about I already have
one Justin cruise into hatchapee California starts are $50 donors
and this will wrap it up at $50. I just didn't name location if I
have it. Judge Jonathan Meyer in Xenia Robert Robertson home in
Flint, Michigan. Edward Mazurek in Memphis, Tennessee Danica
Keaney in Lincoln, New Hampshire. Cap pack chiropractic
and Capek, Michigan Charles Peterson and Albert Alburquerque
New Mexico good old George will shit in love vernia, Texas,
Samantha Illuma do in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Jeremy
Donahoe, in Brunswick, Victoria, Canada Navia burr borg in San
Marcos and others say hey, get to people there you should get
in touch with each other me Scott Palmer. Annandale in New
Jersey, a Margaretha in den hood in orange Vale, California. I
think it's funny she has a Dutch name and she lives in orange
Vale I no coincidence, the Dutch color orange thing not. Michelle
Petit in Grand Forks, North Dakota. John Dowsett in Milan,
Illinois. We're vert Fuller who sent us a nice little note
Batavia, New York. Thanks for the note, Cory Jackson and
Watertown, Tennessee and last on our list is William dole gay in
Bristol, Ville, Ohio. That's a lot of people who want to thank
each and every one of them, especially the ones in this case
from these from me from me and Mimi for all the well wishing
for the 35th anniversary. May it be Mary hit 70
Adam Curry: Oh, we're looking forward to it. Thank you all
very much. Let's do the let's see what have a note for a night
note long term layaway night. This has been done by Dame
atomic ginger Heather. And she said she wants to inform us that
it has reached his knighthood level through my continuing
donations that I'm surrendering him so he can become sir boys
and berry of the blue waffle region. I remember them from my
meetup in Lubbock, Texas in 2015. And they need they need
some jobs, karma and prayers in these economic times. So we'll
give you that and thank you very much and we will bring it up on
the podium in just a moment. And thank you all again for
supporting the no agenda show especially on this joyous
occasion of 35 years and John and Mimi 8888 And thanks
everyone who came in under $50 which is typically for reasons
of anonymity or indeed for one of those sustaining donations or
layaway knighthoods. Thank you all so much jobs,
Unknown: jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs.
Adam Curry: Well, quite a list, Scott Korea wishes his smokin
hot wife when he ablated having birthday turned 56 on August 1.
Grandson Eric Bradley wishes his grandmother Marian cola Happy
birthday she turned 101 on August 9 and still reads
newspaper without her glasses. Tony house wishes her son Brian
a happy birthday turns 34 Today Uncle John says Happy Birthday
to Dame Susan of the parkways turning 80 Today, Jessica man
Kyuzo Happy Birthday to mom Dame Susan with the parkways the same
one turning at sir camera Chris 38. Today, Astor Myskina wishes
her husband, Domus Happy Birthday today just heard that
Nora naeba Happy birthday to Dad Scott. He turned 56 Tomorrow Jim
Watson Watson Waston. Tomorrow Brian Watson smokin hot wife
Connie as she's turning 33 Ashley Larson wishes her smokin
hot wife, Shelly a happy birthday turning 57 and Shannon
Winchester wishes her husband David Winchester, a happy
birthday of course we see the same from everybody here at the
new the no agenda show happy birthday from the best podcast
in the universe.
John C Dvorak: Did we missed one? What did I miss? Well
there's this note this make good note from Johnny we read the
make good note. Yeah, but in there it says doorman Steelman,
who turned 35 on 8888
Adam Curry: And happy birthday to husband Joe Dorman Steelman
who turned 35 on 888 We read that on the last show believe me
we did read the exact same note
John C Dvorak: that she keeps claiming we never read her note.
Adam Curry: Do I need to go to being anti Oh, no,
John C Dvorak: I think you're right and she probably doesn't
listen carefully.
Adam Curry: It's alright it's okay we did it we did it for
safety first safety's what we did it we have four knights we
need to bring them up on the podium that means we need to
have a two double headed blades or something Oh, I
John C Dvorak: don't I got a triple headed blade.
Adam Curry: That's all right we'll just Just be careful with
that one. How about sir fair, how about anonymous and work for
all of you please join us here on the podium. As I am very
proud to pronounce Kate you as the fondling knights of the no
agenda roundtable. Sir boys and berry of the blue waffle region
sir Mo Farah Fort Bend County sir touching plus night of the
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no agenda meetups are cool. And you meet cool people and you
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from this past August 5.
Unknown: Hey John and Adam its Dame CC in Greensboro, Georgia.
We're at Oconee brewing for the inaugural suds and sanity
meetup. We've got 16 People here including to Human Resources
Hey, it's Dame Ames of late country brought a few no agenda
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This is Christina from Watkinsville I'm here with my
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This is David Epstein didn't kill himself.
Don't eat me. Mike, I'm
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Adam Curry: Inaugural meet up 16 Human Resources and I love it
when you abuse your kids and make him say Epstein didn't kill
himself. That's good. That's very good. Well done. Well done
y'all. Couple of meetups to discuss before I head off for
the Europe's and these are the ones coming up starting tomorrow
Dayton's Dog Days meet up five o'clock at the Dublin pub in
Dayton, Ohio. On Saturday, the North Idaho Sandy brigade Lake
flotilla now this will be at 11am at Lake Coeur d'Alene and
Sir Scott The G was hosting that on Saturday the 12th the Gitmo
lowland crooked Ryan picnic will be in a mela severe in burning
Utrecht. It will depend on the weather. So check with this or
Hendrick who was organizing that also on Saturday the Old Town
get down meet up at chadwicks Old Town Alexandria, Virginia
two o'clock. We have the take a friend leave a friend meet up
630 at Miss Lin Sports Park in Ripon, California, and also on
on Sunday or next to show day third annual Central Texas float
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Let's see. We'll get us some gunfire. Let's get some real
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Unknown: days you won't be triggered. You will to be
everybody feels the same.
Adam Curry: I think we're both swinging for the fences today
with the ISOs. I got four I think you have four as well. All
right, your turn to go first. Okay, this is an obvious one.
Amy Joe Biden. That's because he was cute little kid from the
meet up report. If this one,
Unknown: everybody's always blaming me for everything.
Adam Curry: That's from that's actually from English from the
Fresh Prince of Bel Air. When Trump was on as a bit part, this
one somebody's lying, somebody's lying. And the last one
Unknown: the walls are closing in.
John C Dvorak: Okay, I think I can tap those Azim classics. I
did some research and I dug
Adam Curry: these. We've done these before. No, we've never
done
John C Dvorak: any of them. Okay. But there will you've
heard this one before? Because it wasn't really designed to be
an ISO but I want to play it. This is the classic do it live?
Unknown: Do it live? I
Adam Curry: can write it and we'll do it live. Yes. Okay. Oh,
he's
John C Dvorak: a winner. In this one fake balls,
Adam Curry: fake balls are a real business. How old? Are we
15 more
John C Dvorak: more pertinent today than ever, and try this
one who doesn't have a podcast?
Unknown: Who doesn't have a podcast at this point?
Adam Curry: I'm kind of like that.
John C Dvorak: And then last one that is always usable as thanks.
Thanks so much.
Adam Curry: Well, I'm thinking who doesn't have a podcast at
this point? Kind of like in that one?
John C Dvorak: Yeah, I'll go with that. I
Adam Curry: think I think that's the one we should go with.
Indeed. Well, I feel like we've left a lot of oh, you know what,
I do have a very important clip. One of our producers has really
taken to think his name was told our He's really doing the C span
beat. Now, let's be honest, it's hard. I mean, that call in show
yeah, really have to watch it to get the good stuff
John C Dvorak: is time consuming?
Adam Curry: Yeah. That mean C span is great for hearings and
you want to see what the weather even and that's time consuming.
And I do a lot of that. Have it on all the time in the
background. But the morning show, The Washington journal,
people come in, if you really want to catch the good stuff,
you got to watch it. So I'm appreciative of this clip. Thank
you, Eric. Let's hear from Pete Pete is on our independent line
from Alabama. Hello.
Unknown: Hey, how you doing today? Thank you for letting me
in on your communist socialist party anti national station and
I would like my question is, I just wonder how many dogs Obama
is eight since he's been out of office.
Okay, we're gonna go to Frank.
Adam Curry: I love it when they get through.
John C Dvorak: They let them talk. They let him finish the
sentence. Good. That was good. I mean, come on. That was pretty
good. And they cut them off. They cut them off after they
finish the sentence because they know that's good material. This
is good broadcasts.
Adam Curry: What keeps people watching Of course, many
John C Dvorak: dogs with that problem.
Adam Curry: Dogs Obama ate since he left the White House. Dogs
it's racist it's just a racist thing and it's blunt
John C Dvorak: that what's racist about it what to do black
people eat dogs I never heard this
Adam Curry: I'm just telling you what the what anyone who was
woke listening to this podcast will say we're just racist
racists I didn't say racist I said racist. Racist racist. Yes,
exactly.
John C Dvorak: Well I got a couple tickets I got a talker
that you wouldn't might want to hear.
Adam Curry: Oh my goodness. You don't stop. Don't stop does this
does this fall under our under our current? Our current
category, now which timeframes?
John C Dvorak: Gender destruct initiated. I get better does non
binary
Adam Curry: Okay, here we go. Oh, sorry. Is that Oh
John C Dvorak: wait, no, that's not the one don't play that one.
That's a That's a good one. No, but no, this the trans hate
girl. Lord, help us listen to this.
Unknown: There's so much trans hate in the world. Sorry.
There's so much trans hate in the world right now. And I'm so
done with it. And try just means that we are unabashedly happy
just to be alive. I know where do you personally feel that that
hate is coming from most places, but especially the government?
In your own life? Where would you say that you feel the hate
the most? I feel like I kind of internalized a lot of hate. So
it feels like it's mostly comes from myself at this point.
Because
John C Dvorak: this matches up with the earlier clip we had. I
mean, most of the Yeah, climate changed. worriers are all
climate change nuts, and she's a trans hating herself. I mean,
these people are a turtle internalizing these issues and
having problems and they wonder
Adam Curry: why before you go to your next clip,
John C Dvorak: I'm not I don't need to play the next one. This
one I was good.
Adam Curry: boots on the ground from the psych nurse our psych
nurses back she's in California. She's anonymous, but she is in
the Southern California psych ward. And after your hearing you
guys wonder why they're more female to male trans be adult or
kids? I think I have an answer. This is important information.
Many of my bio female patients which means biological, who are
trans or identify as non binary or anything other than female
all day, they don't want kids when they grow up because
they're either grossed out or scared of the idea of pregnancy.
One kid last week said she finds it gross that another human
grows inside you like a parasite. These kids are not
being taught proper or basic sex education that girls grow up to
be women and boys grow up to become men. Instead, they are
confused with trans education all throughout elementary school
with 20 something year old teachers with blue hair who
themselves are disgusted or scared of pregnancy and birth
and see it as a burden to live a life to take care of a child.
The teacher promotes this lifestyle to an impressionable
elementary kid who feels like they don't fit in just my
observations working with psychiatry, psychiatric patients
who are trans LGBT, who are at my hospital for suicidal
thoughts, or actual attempts since the pandemic started since
the pandemic started. Oh, and not a single one has come in for
being suicidal because of a failed transition or regret, at
least not so far. So I shot our psych nurse a note back and
said, Well, why are they suicidal and depressed? Answer?
I think they moreso feel like they don't know what to do
because of all the adult guidance, internet personalities
and mainstream give brownie points to them for their trans
journey. When these kids really have much bigger issues than
that. We've talked about this. They have issues and they're
just at a hole. You're a boy. I think they're afraid. I think
they're afraid to admit it. And they double down on the trans
narrative. They think that they have to follow in order to not
disappoint someone often that is
John C Dvorak: that out. Well, that does lead to that clip that
I was going to skip. Okay, which is a non binary. Looks like a
female I guess I can't tell Professor
Unknown: classes start today. And one of my students emailed
me yesterday saying hey, this is my name and these are my
pronouns. Please respect me. So I decided let's look at visibly
gender non conforming as possible. Including my Little
can I get it? They them and it says I'm a fun guy. My classroom
is a safe space.
Adam Curry: So let me let me finish. What are psych nurses?
Often they can be heard stet telling stories to one another
of what they did for the trans community and whatnot, like
standing up to an adult that use the wrong pronouns nails it
right there nails it, these poor children and they have been
convinced of, of, of this illness.
John C Dvorak: The been convinced of this self
righteousness to pronoun thing is self righteous.
Adam Curry: Yeah. Yeah, it is. Ah, yay. Okay, well, that's not
at all depressing.
John C Dvorak: That's the way we end the show.
Adam Curry: And let me see.
John C Dvorak: Maybe I guess, well, how about the FBI shooting
the Trump supporter I'm that's my favorite story of the day.
You
Adam Curry: know, I love this and I love that you went through
this and then I will have I do have one more clip I want to
share but I love that you because you've split this up
because this was a like a three and a half minute report. And I
know exactly why you why you why you split this up because it's
worth it. I see. Whenever I go into the studio in the morning,
I get your clips first. I don't listen to them. I just look at
the titles like oh, he's already got it. Because this was an
amazing segment on MSNBC.
John C Dvorak: Well, this pick I picked this one off of Katy Tur.
Who brought him NBC on her special little streaming show
and they brought she brought some guy in who's reporting on
this. And there is no answer. They will not tell anybody this
is like remembered when the those brothers who in Boston
they went and visited a friend of theirs and shot the
Adam Curry: guy who's aren't. Yes, the Czarna F Czarna. Yeah,
whatever their names were. Hold on. Before we played these
clips, may I take us back to June 19. Episode 1565. Yeah, did
you catch the six week cycle?
John C Dvorak: I can't say that I have
Adam Curry: a reminder for everybody.
John C Dvorak: I'm not on the lookout, which is an interesting
point, as you mentioned it.
Adam Curry: Well, we haven't seen it for a while the six was
been a perpetual cycle basically. But the six week
cycle is something that we were read in on the FBI in particular
likes to Jackson roadie or
John C Dvorak: technically read in on it we were informed by a
yes,
Adam Curry: yeah. Okay. informed by a producer yes informed that
in order to keep their budgets and their stature and their
quotas up the FBI every six weeks needs to scam runs a scam
has to some have to have some event happens. So they still
look like they're cool and doing stuff. And they usually take
some you know, mildly retarded person or someone who's on drugs
and you know, just and Jack them all up and then give them some
phony baloney stuff. And then and of course with social media
got even easier. Hey, man, post this. What are you going to do?
What are you going to do? Come on post me send me a text
message put it on Insta.
Unknown: Tonight in court filings. The FBI saying social
media accounts tied to a Michigan man posted Nazi imagery
and sent messages about planning a mass shooting at a synagogue.
Adam Curry: And here we are. pretty much exactly six weeks
later.
John C Dvorak: And I'm wondering whether this guy even exists
because the story is very sketchy.
Unknown: The FBI has killed a man in Utah. Officials say Craig
de Roberson was making violent threats toward President Biden
time to his visit to Utah, which is expected later today. Along
with threats to da Alvin Bragg. Joining me now is that missing
News investigative correspondent Tom winter so the FBI doesn't
kill people just for saying things. What happened?
Right, so they had been conducting an investigation
since March where according to charging documents in the search
warrant affidavit, which we've received our colleague, Amy
blankstein. They started investigation in March of this
year, the FBI received a tip off from a social media company and
it doesn't say which one and we're in the process of trying
to confirm a social media company saying, hey, this person
is Craig D. Robertson of Provo, Utah, is saying some things that
you might want to look into. And the FBI began an investigation
based on a number of posts that directly referenced President
Joe Biden, Vice President Harris, as well as Manhattan
district attorney Alfred Bragg, who's obviously one of the
people who's brought an indictment against former
President Trump. Yep.
John C Dvorak: So Trump has to be brought in because it's got
something to do with him. And so we go with her. So she's going
to now ask him, and then the last is going to be the same
thing. She's going to ask him about the circumstances of the
shooting.
Unknown: And of course they're investigate Should they say that
they went up to him they surveilled him, that he
confirmed to them that He was who He was that these were his
posts. At some point according to the charging documents, he
says, Hey, FBI, if you're still monitoring my posts, know that
I've got a gun by my side in case you ever want to come by
again. He made a direct threat against President Joe Biden on
Monday and later this afternoon, the President travels to Utah.
So obviously there's some concern there. The threat
against Alvin Bragg was particularly graphic in
specific, it did state that he wanted to kill him he posted
photos with guns he posted photos with with the FBI calls
for sniper rifle when they observed him they said that he
was wearing a white, some sort of a white shirt, a darker suit,
he had some sort of of a camouflage hat on him that said
the word Trump on the top of it, as well as an AR 15 pin is a
matter of course, Katie, the FBI is Inspection Division, which
reviews any FBI involved shooting, we'll take a look at
this. In these court documents we're still going through but
the bottom line here is this individual made a number of
threatening comments and particularly violent comment
comments against just go back
to what happened when they confronted him and what led to
the actual shooting.
Right. So there were two incidents. Back in March, they
confronted him as they typically do. And usually the FBI tries to
talk to you and say, Hey, are you the one making these
threats, you really want to make these type of threats in try to
have some sort of an interaction that doesn't end the way that it
is not a good idea, and maybe not a good idea? And apparently,
he confirmed the accounts. He said, Look, this particular
poster you're referring to, I said, it was a dream where I
dreamed of carrying out these violent acts, but it's a dream.
He says, according to the charging documents, he said next
time you come back here, you better have a warrant. And he
ended the communication after that point those according to
the search warrant affidavit. So that's when they observed him.
They conducted some surveillance wanted to understand who he was.
And at that point, obviously, this investigation continued
forward. How
did it lead to a shootout?
Adam Curry: How did they Yes, thank you, Katie church, she's
not been read in. I think you're right guy doesn't exist, didn't
happen. Didn't happen.
John C Dvorak: So she asked one more time what you just heard.
And here's how it ends. This morning,
Unknown: they were attempting to execute an arrest warrant
against him they were going to take him into custody on three
counts of violation of making interstate threats effectively
influencing impeding or retaliate against federal law
enforcement officers. And then specifically a threats against
the president United States was three counts they were trying to
arrest him on this morning as well as conduct a search and
because they were trying to conduct a search that's why we
have so much detail about his posts including the search
warrant affidavit Tom winter,
Adam Curry: Tom, thank you very much. I love I love how she just
she asked him three times he gives no answer. She finally
says okay, well, what were the circumstances of the shooting?
Well, we have so much detail about the search warrant but
okay, thanks. Come on. That's great. That's just great. I
think it's a six week cycle bullcrap story.
John C Dvorak: Well, you you know we Yeah, you have to be
right on that because it's six weeks exudates if we looked at
the dates Yeah, they're just not well done anymore ever since we
lost a terrorist angle. These are bad bad scenarios don't make
any sense. This guy was babbling black guys in a dream he said he
was in a dream and he said he wasn't any had a gun. He says he
can bring a warrant and this is the there's no there's no
solidity to the story doesn't have any foundational
believability.
Adam Curry: Well, you know, the CIA is getting all the action.
They've got Ukraine. They're doing their stuff and Africa.
FBI is pissed. Like we want some we want some NK
John C Dvorak: money. Money, money. And then
Adam Curry: finally today a no agenda public service
announcement. Beware. Apple air pods appear to be exploding in
people's ears. Have you heard of this?
John C Dvorak: No. But it doesn't surprise me if
something's going on
Unknown: that tiny pieces of these Apple air pods fit into
Jason colognes hand. The left is intact. The right blown apart.
And chart was the craziest thing I've ever went through. Kelowna
of Tampa was listening to a dance mix at the LA Fitness on
Fourth Street in St. Petersburg, when he noticed something
strange. And then I saw white smoke starting billowing out. He
left the air pods on a piece of workout equipment and God help
when he returned.
There already pops.
I mean, I didn't see it happen. But I mean it was already
bitterly dried. I mean,
Adam Curry: there's a lot of these reports that I'm seeing
online a lot of people showing their ear pods is blown apart
John C Dvorak: or theum. This is a dangerous product
Adam Curry: is exactly right. people I have met but this is
bad for Apple because there's people whose ears are shot. This
John C Dvorak: lawsuit waiting to happen blows and blows If
you're gonna have to pull us off the market, yeah.
Adam Curry: And we successfully got through more than three
hours didn't talk about the Trump indictment or the Biden
crime family once. We got lucky. That's why we are the best
podcast in the universe. If you want to hear people talking
about that, like Twitter, they're out there.
John C Dvorak: It's everywhere. You don't have to really search.
Adam Curry: Well. How come you didn't talk about Obama? Chef?
That's my favorite.
John C Dvorak: Maybe that's a reference to the dog.
Adam Curry: Ah, there you go. Coming up next on no agenda
stream.com Or on that fancy modern app you are listening to.
We've got hog story, hog story with Fletcher and Blaney. And
really only one end of show mix. It's a doozy. It's Doug
Longnecker. And he's done a great version of a Supertramp
song called Lock stepper. You will enjoy it. It's all about no
agenda coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country.
And the next show from Amsterdam, the Netherlands in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
John C Dvorak: and I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where
I'm freezing to death in the heat dome. I'm John C. Devorah
Adam Curry: we return on Sunday right here on no agenda remember
us at the vortech.org/na Until then, adios mofos Hui Hui
Unknown: tell me where it hurts Hey everybody
John C Dvorak: I said hit
Unknown: me up and I'll fix
Adam Curry: you got to know Jenny meet up you never know
who's gonna hang out a boob
John C Dvorak: reasons
Unknown: when the demand is wonderful it was magical birds
in the trees were saying
John C Dvorak: joyfully
Unknown: is these
questions
telling me
Adam Curry: it weird days of the apocalypse we need protection
and you get that body connection and where do you find that with
multiple choices and multiple sizes in PNG, jpg I knew it was
there.
Unknown: Talk about your mother
in law On mopho.org/and He doesn't have a podcast at
John C Dvorak: this point but he I told you so