Adam Curry: We need cohesion.
Announcer: Adam Curry. John C. Dvorak.
Adam Curry: Sunday July 12 2020. This is your award winning give
our nation media assassination episode 1259.
Announcer: This is no agenda.
Adam Curry: Fully muzzled and broadcasting live from the mouth
of the rat in the number one hot spot in the nation in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam Curry
John C. Dvorak: from Northern Silicon Valley where he just
missed an eight gars effort right on time. And we're still
trying to figure out what Joe Biden actually says. I'm John C.
Dvorak.
Announcer: Crackpot and Buzzkill
Adam Curry: yay. Ah. Well, in the morning to you, John.
John C. Dvorak: In the morning to you and all them in the
morning. I'll ship to see boots to the ground, feet in the air.
So just the water all the days and nights out there.
Adam Curry: I'm happy to hear that we're still stable at an
eight car Zephyr this is good news. We do like hearing this.
That's excellent. And I am in Florida. But I'm in Florida.
John C. Dvorak: And by the way, that was spelled W t.
Adam Curry: Y. Very good. What? Yes, I'm in Florida. Good. Yes.
I know. Why is Tina's birthday yesterday was Tina's birthday.
You're absolutely right. Friends and family here every well. No.
She Well, friends and family were supposed to come to us. But
no one came. So I decided I would surprise her. And we
hopped on a flight Friday morning and flew down here. And
so she is able to see at least one of her friends for her
birthday. But yeah, no one no one wanted to fly. Also some
some of her family work in the medical field. So they have an
actual legitimate reason to not necessarily want to come to
Texas. So we decided, and
John C. Dvorak: by the way, text is scaring people off flying
Adam Curry: and travelling. The best deals ever right now.
John C. Dvorak: Yeah, there's some $39 deals, you get $39
Adam Curry: deal heels. The the air port is fantastic. It's like
flying private, almost. It is. And we took, of course,
Southwest is pretty much the only airline that you can kind
of rely on right now. I guess. And there was no they have no
direct flights to Florida now. So we had to go to Dallas and
then from Dallas, to Florida. But there was a max 40 people on
each flight. So it was fantastic. Yeah, of course. And
this is a consistent theme. No service. There's no service
anywhere. So we're in a hotel, no peanuts. No peanuts. We're in
a hotel. And this is the worst. It's real. It's so bad. It's not
a single glass. The room has, you know, just plastic cups.
There's nothing in the minibar. You go down you have breakfast,
they bring it out in in styrofoam trays, you've got
disposable cutlery. As we'll
John C. Dvorak: be living in Russia, room service
Adam Curry: comes in a brown paper bag. It's really, really
disappointing how how the service sector has to conduct
itself just to have some people at all everywhere. Masks are
100% mandatory, including and this this is crazy. The gym.
Tina,
John C. Dvorak: do you want to be wearing a mask at the gym?
She
Adam Curry: went down to the gym. Yesterday morning, which
you had to reserve there was only one other person there. And
John C. Dvorak: before this question, who fades? The daily
rates at the hotel I assume are lower. Oh
Adam Curry: my goodness. It's like yes, considerably lower.
And of course you get what you pay for at this point. But
John C. Dvorak: yeah, it's it's so now's the time to travel.
Adam Curry: Now is the time to travel. Also, not only is the
rate lower, not only do they give us $50 Extra to spend on
anything we want. And every day. There's the resort fee is
waived. And what was it like some other benefit that we got?
Oh yeah, fourth night free. It's fantastic. And I'm really happy.
I'm happy to doing it. But this morning, I wake up to the
following news 333 Florida testing labs. You can't make the
number up of course, Today reported 100% positive tests in
the state. So 333 of the testing labs in Florida, which did 3528
tests by this so that was I guess yesterday. 100% Positive
well Is that even a probability, logistically speaking? No. So
that would be 34% of today's reported 10,360 new cases. How
can it be 100%? It just seems so unlike lasts
John C. Dvorak: that's how it can happen for bull crap or more
bull crap.
Adam Curry: What if we actually have that kind of spread? What
if it's finally there where we have, oh goodness, herd immunity
or something like that? Is it crazy to think this?
John C. Dvorak: Well, if it doesn't want, if it's, it is
crazy to think that in less it somehow hurts Trump benefits but
Adam Curry: yeah, Trump is here or at least he was. I think
Friday. I didn't even know that we
John C. Dvorak: flew in Mar a Lago. No, no burden. I'm
Adam Curry: at Fort Lauderdale area. And I think he didn't he
do a
John C. Dvorak: there's Mar a Lago anyways and in
Adam Curry: Palm Beach. Palm Beach. Yeah. So it's, it's,
it's, I mean, that's mind boggling to me. So I'm just
gonna say sure they're all accurate, I guess. Then we're in
a whole different realm of
John C. Dvorak: it's nonsense. Okay. 333 is a percent
Adam Curry: where we mind where we left we left Texas, we left
Texas in shambles
John C. Dvorak: Texas get out of that hell,
Adam Curry: we left Texas in shambles. Listen to what Austin
was being subjected to. On Friday,
Unknown: we still need people to wear the mask in public, we
still need people to keep social distance and isolation. Ryan,
the one thing I want to try to get across today is we need to
do that when we're in our homes. Also, as you know, I'm a
lifelong San Antonio and grew up there work there for many years.
And I know how many multi generational families that we
have. And while we believe the community is doing
Adam Curry: that talking, oh, this is the this is the guy.
This is the D S H S. official who keeps coming in, I should
have set that up. Who keeps appearing in the Austin City
Council meetings and saying, Well, we've either got to do
100% mass or 35 Day shutdown in
John C. Dvorak: the Austin City Council meetings. I'm sorry.
Does he live in Austin?
Adam Curry: He's an author. I don't know if he lives in
Austin, but he it's all zoom videos. So I don't know where he
comes in from
John C. Dvorak: this interview. Antonio. He's lifelong. He said
this
Adam Curry: this interview, I think, no, I think the
background is Austin. So it may have been an awesome, but
typically he's in San Antonio. But this is the guy this is the
guy who's in charge of it. But listen to what he has to say
because it's it's nuts
Unknown: work there for many years. And I know how many multi
generational families that we have. And while we believe the
community is doing a great job of following the rules when
they're outside of the home, we really need to be thinking about
doing the same thing when we're inside the home are are capable
of catching this disease. None of us are immune from this.
Adam Curry: Now listen to the rationalisation though. It's
It's mind boggling.
Unknown: And the fact that we need to get across this in order
to protect ourselves, we need to protect our families and our
loved ones, we really need to be thinking about the care that
we're providing inside the home right now to make sure that
we're not spreading this disease inside the home and then making
it come outside the house. So let me get this straight. What
you're effectively
saying is that people should be wearing masks inside their own
homes now,
Ryan I'm saying if you can't socially distance and can't
socially isolate or if you've been out in public and exposing
yourself and you haven't decontaminated yourself good
enough when you get home, if you have someone that has underlying
medical conditions at home, we really need to be thinking about
that. Now if you're the same two or three people that are living
in the same house and you're really taking care of yourself
and you're following all the rules, then you probably don't
need to wear masks but
Adam Curry: here's the thing that gets me now that the who
has come out and themselves have said well you know it looks kind
of like we have spread through the air aerosol spread which we
here at the no agenda show I'd have known for what when did we
talk to the dog six weeks ago five weeks ago
John C. Dvorak: it was too long to remember. So this
Adam Curry: was exactly what we heard and the end the best place
to be is outside not not at home and certainly not you know we
had we have 100 And next we have 100 degree plus in in Texas
where people immediately go inside you got the air
conditioners all kinds of ways for it to get spread that in
that manner. But if you only open a window or or turn on the
ceiling fan, you'll be much better and here's the thing that
pisses me off the most. mass mass mass mass mass everywhere
mask in 95 masks are dangerous to my health. I want to I want
everyone to understand Then, that we've been told. But first
you needed to have the n95 mask or you're going to die. And this
is four months ago. Everybody needed an N 95 mask, which is a
mask that filters in but has a valve and you blow out
unfiltered air. You're not filtering anyone you're not
protecting anybody if you wear that, but that's not being said.
Would you be told to wear a mask wear mask inside wear masks when
you're having sex report right here. Couples should wear face
masks during sex new study insists. I mean, what what is
going on? This has nothing to do with medical science at this
point.
John C. Dvorak: No, they're just they're they're screwing with
us. As soon as we get them to
Adam Curry: do well, we so we got the reports of the well
actually let's listen to the tissue actually
John C. Dvorak: read that sex study that says you shouldn't
wear a mask nose?
Adam Curry: Yes, I Yes, I do. I read the studies. Absolutely.
It's
John C. Dvorak: no no, no. Is there a study? I thought you
just put me on? You're just you're just pulling a mat TV on
me?
Adam Curry: No, I'm not like you. They're actually actually
was a study where couples were encouraged to wear face masks
during sex. Now,
John C. Dvorak: they do that the s&m clubs.
Adam Curry: Were being led down a very dangerous path. I would
like to now turn to the the turncoat. Governor of Texas,
Greg Abbott, I have no idea. Either he's being threatened, or
he's on a massive power grab. And I have missed judges, man
from the beginning. Let's listen to his story about the rise in
the testing and the death. And I would like to remind ourselves
in July, hospitalisation deaths, deaths always increase. And the
reason why they increase crazy enough is because this is when
the new doctors come into the medical field. They leave school
they come into the hospitals, they're doing their first their
first service as, as as doctors,
John C. Dvorak: and that only had a clip about it. We also had
a cartoon about it.
Adam Curry: We had a card. Oh, oh, that's right. We had to
animate it. No agenda about it. Yes, exactly. So this is a fact
and that is if you look at the numbers, it's a slight increase.
It could be exactly this. But let's listen to the the governor
of the great state of Texas governor we
Unknown: have seen the deadliest week in Texas. Since this all
started we just hit a new high for hospitalizations Do you feel
that we
Adam Curry: need to stop when they talk about
hospitalizations. What is neat not being told is we now have
let all of the elective surgeries come in elective means
people who have cancer. Other issues elective means not
emergency. So there are a number of Tiv elective there are a
number of beds. And there are a number of ICU units that have
been reserved for COVID 19, approximately 30% of the total
that is not being discussed. So when you hear the ICUs or beds
are maxing out that is for only the COVID portion, which is as I
said about 30% of Austen hospitals by their own numbers.
You have to read all the way down the bottom of the news
story in order to get that small detail.
John C. Dvorak: The more interesting thing is she said
this is the deadliest how many people died.
Adam Curry: Yet I don't understand this either. It
looking at every chart. I don't see how it's the deadliest but I
don't know what she's basing it deadlifts. I
John C. Dvorak: know who the deadliest? I know.
Adam Curry: I can't I can't find that in the numbers.
Unknown: We have seen the deadliest week in Texas since
this all started and we just hit a new high for hospitalizations.
Do you feel that we've seen the worst already? Or do you believe
that things are going to get worse before they get better?
Things will get worse? And let me explain why that is
Adam Curry: such a such an uplifting guy, isn't it? The
deaths
Unknown: that we are seeing announced today and yesterday,
which are now over 100. Those are people who likely contracted
COVID-19 In late May remember this?
Adam Curry: This there's no data to back up what he's saying. By
the way. There's no data that says here's the number of days
people typically are in the hospital or the ICU until they
die. I think he's just pulling this out of his ass. Oh, these
are the people who had it in May. Okay, massive
Unknown: spike occurred in the second of May. He says these
John C. Dvorak: people May, June and now halfway through July is
taking 45 days. Give me a break.
Unknown: Those are payables. Two weeks max.
Adam Curry: This is why I can't believe any is a 12 day
quarantine
John C. Dvorak: you don't have a 45 day incubation period.
Where's that? Going on from his but that's just a blatant lie.
Adam Curry: I'm pretty sure it is too. But that's what I'm
saying there's, there's something else going on. And I
think we can figure it out quite easily,
Unknown: which are now over 100. Those are people who likely
contracted COVID-19 In late May remember this massive spike
occurred in the second or third week of June. And so and that's
what led to this massive increase in hospitalizations as
well as there's no massive increase, people going to ICU
units. And so actually the worst is yet to come as we work our
way through that massive increase and people testing
positive. That said is also essential to make sure that
people in the greater Lubbock area understand this and that
is, this isn't something that's relegated only to the big cities
of Dallas in Houston.
Adam Curry: Now, Lubbock is interesting and Lubbock is
apparently there's something going on in Lubbock. Lubbock is
a big college town. They're known for spreading all kinds of
disease around didn't they have the blue? Whoa, what's that
thing? in Lubbock? The blue fever or the show idea? Were you
talking? Yeah, there was some venereal disease that the
college kids there were passing around. Yes, we had did a whole
show about it. The blue waffle. Yeah, the blue waffle. Don't you
remember this the blue waffle?
John C. Dvorak: Do you not remember that? For sure.
Adam Curry: Look up the blue waffle. I'll play the rest of
the clip.
Unknown: You're seeing hospitalizations in Lubbock
double, you're seeing a massive increase in people testing
positive. The reason is because we now have what's called
widespread community spread of COVID-19 in the Lubbock area,
when someone so I'm one in Lubbock goes out and to any
place they go to, and engage with somebody else. Neither of
them know whether or not the other has COVID-19. That's how
massive it is. That is exactly why we made this request, that
people begin wearing face masks, the only way that we can keep
our businesses open. The only way that we can have people
continue to have a job they need to pay their bills is for
everybody to adopt this practice of wearing a face mask. Doctors
have proven that this is a safe way to engage in commerce, while
also slowing the spread of the Coronavirus.
Adam Curry: bless, bless you. Hope you're okay there. So his
numbers come from strange places. I'm not quite sure I
can't find any of this in the literature. But we'll just have
to take his word for it. And he goes a little bit further here
in his double down of the situation and where it's going
to take us
Unknown: if the mask order is not enough to make a difference
soon. What is the next step?
Great question. It's important for people to understand is that
a great question?
Adam Curry: Not
John C. Dvorak: a great question. A
Unknown: great question quarter
is not enough to make a difference soon. What is the
next step?
Great question. It's important.
John C. Dvorak: She's really asking you for that's a
procedural? You will Yes. What is the next step? asking what is
the next step is not a great question by any means. Just to
double down on what you just said,
Adam Curry: Actually, just a regular question for procedure.
That's how it should be. Could you turn your speakers down just
a tad? John, I'm coming through kind of hard there.
Unknown: If the mask order is not enough to make a difference
soon. What is the next step?
Great question. It's important for people to understand this.
So the way you ask is pay attention last quarter is not
enough. I will tell you this, the if people use face
coverings, it will be enough. So the only way that it would not
be enough is if the public does not adopt this practice. And the
public needs to understand that this was a very tough decision
for me to make to make this level of requirements. Your
mayor strongly supports this. That's Austin, Mayor Adler, but
we need the community to strongly support it. And the
reason is this. I made clear that I made this tough decision
for one reason is it was our last best effort to slow the
spread of COVID-19. If we do not slow the spread of COVID-19.
With that rise of hospitalizations that you're
seeing in Lubbock with the increased death rate we're
seeing in the state of Texas, the next step would have to be a
lockdown. The last thing I want to do the last thing anybody in
Texas wants to do is to see another lockdown hence the best
thing everybody can do is do this thing that is inconvenient
of wearing a face covering knowing that it will keep your
jobs open, your economy open and your businesses open.
Adam Curry: Okay, let me just give you some boots on the
ground and bearing in mind that 333 floors and we just might
we'll just stay with the bullcrap will stay with
everyone's bullcrap. So by Abbott's bullcrap that we have
to do this we have to stop immediately and you can see
Florida which does not have a lockdown situation has many more
cases than Texas is number one. Mmm, they now have 100% positive
rate at many test centres isn't the entire idea to build up
immunity. And if we have that at this point, and we don't have
massive amounts of people dying, then what is this really about?
The vaccine is intended to also create a version of herd
immunity enough people have to take it enough people have to
have antibodies. So what is stopping us at this point? Well,
I think Ted Ross, the President, CEO and chief douchebag of the
World Health Organisation, can tell us exactly what this is
about.
Unknown: Make no mistake, the greatest threat we face now is
not the virus itself.
Adam Curry: Okay. Can I just replay that the greatest threat
we face right now is not the virus itself. This must be good
news.
Unknown: The greatest threat we face now is not the virus
itself. That rather it's the lack of leadership,
Adam Curry: oh, lack of leadership. Let's see what else
is going on
Unknown: with that and solidarity and solidarity at the
global international levels.
Adam Curry: We need global cooperation and leadership.
Okay. That's why
Unknown: I said earlier. Each and every individual should
reflect and we cannot defeat this pandemic as a divided
world.
Adam Curry: We cannot defeat the pandemic as a divided world.
Unknown: That COVID-19 pandemic is a test of global solidarity
and global leadership. Oh, the virus thrives on division.
Adam Curry: The virus thrives on division. Ladies and gentlemen,
folks, Abidan. We need cohesion. Vote for Joe. Don't vote for
Trump that is divisive. And the virus will win we
John C. Dvorak: will die. Our Trek episode to take all the
fear out of your brains it eats away your fear and grows.
Unknown: The virus thrives on division, but is trying to win
when we when we unite.
Adam Curry: Okay, now, how can how can we have one hand? People
telling us you need masks? You got you got it. You having sex
have a mask where condom and a mask and a mask over the condom
and my condom over your head. And wherever you are, make sure
you're wearing the mask. And 95 doesn't matter if you're
exhaling direct virus is fine. Just wear him stick put a sock
on your face. That's fine. Come on, man. We're being hoodwinked
here. That's the guy. That's the number one guy that everyone
points to when he's saying it's the virus is not dangerous. It's
our divisive pneus. Yes,
John C. Dvorak: well, you said that is because we're not one
world government ad
Adam Curry: is just completely nuts. But
John C. Dvorak: one world government is would not have
happened.
Adam Curry: And it looks like President Trump is kind of
coming along a bit. Good evening, John, a lot of news
from
Unknown: here tonight. And we want to start with what you were
just showing the President over at Walter Reed having a chance
to meet with some of these wounded service members. The
President also allowing cameras into the hospital for this shot
that you're seeing right here, the president along with members
of the armed services and his secret service detail wearing a
mask. The President wearing a blue mask with the presidential
seal on the side of it. This is the first time that the pool or
really the main press pool has had a chance to see the
President walk around with this. The President had been asked
about whether or not he was going to wear a mask. And now
the President doing just that there's certainly a shot that
the President wanted to see captured on camera. It will be
interesting to watch the fallout from all of this. Okay,
Adam Curry: so looks like he's all in on the unity and quite
appropriate. They
John C. Dvorak: probably they had to have had a meeting. Can
we get a mask that's red and says Make America Great Again.
Adam Curry: That's coming. There's no doubt that's out
there already out there. They must be they must be out there.
John C. Dvorak: But the Presidential seals pretty cool.
So it's fine. Now it's totally cool. It looks like a bandit, a
Bandito.
Adam Curry: Well, so coming down all these things that kind of
feel like coming together right now. And this is the last push
as we get ready for the vaccines and and where we're at right now
is hurting a lot of people and we'll get to that I know you
have a couple of a couple of clips, I just want to remind us
about this concept of asymptomatic, spread. We also
need to think of something called pre symptomatic spread
asymptomatic pre symptomatic not the same thing. Let's just
remind you what the World Health Organisation organisation the
only statement they've ever made. It's not current it wasn't
today, but the only statement they've ever made about
asymptomatic spread is the following
Unknown: from the data we have it still seems to be rare that
an asymptomatic person actually transmits onward to a secondary
individual.
Adam Curry: Doesn't matter because we just need to call
Tell them the silent spreaders
Unknown: and New research indicates asymptomatic or pre
symptomatic COVID-19 cases are a primary driver of the virus
spreading. Scientists have found that silent transmission could
be responsible for half of COVID-19 cases.
Adam Curry: Sila remember,
John C. Dvorak: we got one woman from the WHO saying that this
nobody spreading this way. And now we have somebody saying half
of them. Where did this study come from?
Adam Curry: Oh, it's all the studies. There's a million
studies. And you don't even have to look at them. But but the key
here is this global warming
John C. Dvorak: studies. The money's flowing, apparently
police studies.
Adam Curry: The key is silent spreaders. This is intended to
make you fearful and demand that everybody wear a mask because
they're going to kill you. Remember, as we've learned from
Black Lives Matter. Silence is violence.
Unknown: The study found more than 1/3 of these infections
would need to be identified and isolated to suppress a future
outbreak. The model assumed COVID-19 may be most contagious
during the pre symptomatic stage. So
John C. Dvorak: you know, wait, wait, it's gotten even worse.
Apparently, the spread is worse during preseason? Yeah. Oh,
yeah.
Adam Curry: So that's why I can't take it seriously. If
everyone says wear mask wear masks, but it's really you can
make one of a face cloth. You can put your old underwear over
your face. And 95 mask is great. You're exhaling directly through
a valve unfiltered, don't worry about it, you're saving life.
Come on, that's insulting to anybody. It's just crazy. And
this is what it's about. Replace the word mask with vaccine. And
then you know why we're going through this. That's the only
conclusion that makes sense. It's, it's controlling you
forcing you to go along with the programme to not kill other
people even though on the face of it. It's bullshit. Makes no
sense. Don't wear an act to
John C. Dvorak: show you right. I'm not going to argue any of
this. But I'm now kind of curious about Abbott. flip
flopping and then Trump wearing the mask and then the constant
references to Lubbock college town. Here I get the sense that
they're they're just say, Okay, I'm gonna play this game. Your
colleges aren't opening up and let's see how long you can live
on that endowment. Yeah, you can do
Adam Curry: fly my wire. Oh, I like that. I love that. Well,
Lubbock, is it because I hadn't heard of Lubbock until this
particular report.
John C. Dvorak: You said was the blue waffle centre? No, I
Adam Curry: hadn't. I hadn't heard of them in the context of
Coronavirus or COVID. 19 is the first time hearing of so yes.
John C. Dvorak: This is new. Yeah. So I'm thinking What about
let's these universities are this are a scourge in terms of
they don't teach American civics history, anything that's
positive about this all switched over to his socialist Howard
Zinn sort of curriculum, which is hate America, which we don't
need. I mean, it's just seems like the last thing you want is
just brainwashing kids to hate Americans when they come out.
They can't, they can't work, they can't get jobs. It goes on
and on. And so let's just see what happens and put the squeeze
on them.
Adam Curry: That's a very God's strategy. It costs
John C. Dvorak: a lot of money to run one of those. Those
things you can't just shut down and how many students are going
to to pay full tuition. In fact, Kaylee made mention of this in
her last press conference, I did not get this clip. Oh, because I
ran out of room. But Kaley said, Well, you know, you maybe you
should talk to these. Talk to my alma mater. She gets graduated
from Harvard someplace. She's a hotshot, Oh, really? She says
why don't you talk to these people about Why are students
paying full tuition? And they don't even get to go to a class,
they have to take it. All right. Why? Zoom? So why are they
paying full tuition? Why don't you ask that question, which is,
you know, the way she does things, and by masking it now.
Adam Curry: Well, there's this, again, it's all politics, and
none of it benefits us. Okay, great. So now we've got the
president playing the same shitty politics and meanwhile we
are, we are the victims of it just more more so because of
this. And what if Abbott says 35 Day lockdown?
John C. Dvorak: He's not going to do that. Let's just assume
he's not going to okay, because I at least let me assume that
he's going to do that. And this whole thing is targeting the
universities that this book is they can't, they can't hold it
off anymore said okay, we'll play your game. And let's see
what happens at these universities is when they talk
about reopening the schools they're talking about reopening
the schools that kids go to kids who really don't get COVID did
not talk about reopening the universities were adults. I
mean, yeah, you're 1819 When you go to university, but you're
old, compared to like a seven year old or eight year old.
Adam Curry: So it's possible. So I'd like to I'd like to see that
there there. Well, really, I think across the country, we're
seeing these these big institutions are going down. I
mean, there's it'll never come back. The whole concept. There's
too many strikes against Harvard and Yale. I mean, sure, the
elites will still get their papers from them. They might
they won't even attend. It's all going to be as cheap as
possible. No one wants to pay this full tuition anymore. If
that's to bring that down as part of the plan, okay. Now
it's, it's very annoying to me and to be threatened with 35 Day
lockdown is stressful. Because me on Judah. I don't like it at
all.
John C. Dvorak: Yeah, but you do your media exempt.
Adam Curry: not the point. As you know. I mean, even Robert De
Niro, he is Coronavirus has ruined his finances. What Yeah,
Robert De Niro is is ruined because of the Coronavirus.
John C. Dvorak: It's all working out for the best now.
Adam Curry: He put all his money in Tribeca Grill in the hotel.
He's got money and Nobu, all of that shut down and his ex wife.
She demands $100,000 A month Amex limit. Women are these he's
out there with his accountant saying I'm ruined man, I don't
know if I can get through this. I only make seven and a half
million dollars a year now I can't afford to live this way.
That's Robert De Niro. Literally complaining in the press about
that. Alright, I want to hear you what you've got from for
COVID. And then I want to get into vaccine
John C. Dvorak: Roundup. So we got some ways to go. I mean, I
got the Well, I mean, just specifically to, to COVID. But
bringing up this something that San Antonio had mentioned, and
we talked about the little kids going to school, and they're not
going to get anything, although they can bring it home, right?
Which has to be considered. But there's this thing going on this
pre K, they're always trying to do this with pre K, they're
trying to brainwash the kids, and so you can brainwash them in
colleges, because these guys are all gonna go under. And that's
where the big brainwash is, I don't know how much brainwashing
you can do to a kid. But somebody must have some evidence
of something. Because they keep pushing for pre K pre K pre K,
let's listen to this clips, pre K for San Antonio one.
Unknown: So first of all, I just wanted to ask you to tell us why
pre K matters. You're a former teacher, you're an
administrator, you've also taught education courses at the
university level. So you kind of have that bird's eye view of the
whole system. Why does pre K matter?
Well, pre K is really about brain development. We know that
young children's brains develop about 90% of their architecture
in the first five years. And so we really need to focus on those
first years to make sure that children have the underlying
academic concepts and brain structures to learn high levels
later on. So it's a really good investment a good way to get
children off to a great start.
Adam Curry: Whoa. I don't know what a clip two is, but this is
a borderline.
These kids are what what is kindergarten, kindergarten is
five. Yeah, there's your four year four year olds, we've got
it. We got to get their brain structure just right.
John C. Dvorak: Well, this packet, if you'd lay that clip
again, she says academic Yeah, structure academic structure on
your brain at four years old. We've met a four year old.
Unknown: So we really need to focus on those first years to
make sure that children have the underlying academic concepts and
brain structure is to learn at high levels later on.
John C. Dvorak: is four years old? Are you kidding me? Who
Adam Curry: was this woman who was saying this? She's the head
John C. Dvorak: of this operation called pre K for S A.
And wow, this is on NPR. Yeah, mining and beauty beauty beauty.
All right. And so she's got this thing going on within there's a
lot of money involved, and they are all concerned and not
everyone can get in on the and pre K always seems to me to be
like, you know, it's a babysitting service. Totally.
And if anybody thinks you're getting academic anything,
they're going,
Adam Curry: Wait a minute. Wait a minute. So this is a great,
this is the biggest problem parents have their people need
their kids to go back to School I know people who are spending
190 or $200 a week in childcare so that they can work. If the
government now will step in and say, give them even earlier.
Don't worry, we're gonna give them the right brain structure
for higher learning later on. Hmm.
John C. Dvorak: Yeah. Which is a crock. But okay. She's got a
good pitch. Let's listen to part two, it's longer.
Unknown: It's my understanding that your programme spends an
average of more than $11,000 per child, compared with about
$9,000 per child for public school, what accounts for that
difference? And I understand that that is a source of some
criticisms. But how do you answer that?
Adam Curry: Isn't that vague? Doesn't everybody know what that
extra two grand is? It's called acquisition cost Hello.
Unknown: Right. So what I say is we spend what it takes to get
quality. Because we know that only if you have high quality,
are you going to get those long term outcomes that are
associated with early learning, but we also invest in our
people. So we pay a livable wage to our assistant teachers and
our teachers. But also, we offer a programme that goes from 715
in the morning till six o'clock at night, because we know that
families, when they're working, they can't leave at the end of
you know, the school day at three o'clock to come pick up
their children. And so ours is a 10 hour programme for families
that are working full time or going to school full time. And
so those are, that's where some of the additional dollars go as
well.
And then here's the other side of the criticism, as I
understand it, there are kids in San Antonio who don't qualify
for pre K for essay, as you as we mentioned at the outset, it's
for families of limited income is for military families and for
English language learners. But then the kind of high quality
pre K that you're talking about is very expensive. There have to
be families that are stuck in the middle. They don't qualify
for pre K for sa but they can't afford these private programmes.
So what's the vision for them?
Well, that's exactly right. So we go up for reauthorization in
November, and in our next eight year authorization, that's where
we're going to focus, we are going to make pre K for us a
free of charge to families who are in that middle class that
making up to up to $65,000 a year, they make too much to
qualify for the free pre K in the public sector, but not
enough to afford it in the private sector. So that's really
where we're going to focus. And we're going to work with our
partners in other programmes to make those high quality seats
available to all families across San Antonio, because that's
really our goal is to make sure that every family in San Antonio
with a four year old who wants their child to go to a high
quality programme has access to that. Okay.
Adam Curry: I just want to talk briefly about this high quality
is high quality education, they're getting it for years. Is
it possible that they, they whoever pre K for essay is and
I'm sure this is elsewhere, I want to get this the the message
in white privilege. white fragility, wants to get black
lives matter. incorporated into the child's mind very early on
with a result, which is the Lieutenant Governor of Texas was
talking about. Unfortunately, the Laura Ingraham show I
disliked her even more these days. But fro Ingraham it's a
great statement by the lieutenant governor,
Unknown: look at this. And I think most Americans look at
this the same way we know that each black life matters. But
Black Lives Matter as a group, their communist organisation and
what you played earlier, they're trying to take over the school
boards to take over the education of the system and not
will it just indoctrinate the students to embrace communism,
it will turn them against their own parents, because this is the
not the not the way we grew up. So people in America need to
understand Black Lives Matters is a communist organisation, but
each black life matters is important to every one of us.
Adam Curry: What better than to get them even earlier to turn
them against the parents?
John C. Dvorak: Well, that's the theory. I mean, that is an old
communist precept that you get to kids, you know, this goes way
back to the Greek and Roman times for the head hole, where
the kids are just removed from their parents and brainwashed
from day one. To get them to a point where they have some of
these, you know, these ideas kind of pushed into that early
era. It's possible that it I don't know if it works or not. I
mean, there's some evidence that it does. And I'm sure there's
plenty of evidence that it doesn't Well, if we look, well,
if we look at who is hanging out, by the way, this is 10
hours a day of propaganda.
Adam Curry: If you if we look at who was going to be teaching
these pre K's, it's going to be the the new graduates from the
schools who have come out with a lot of this thinking and the
thinking is is inspired and not just inspired, but is reinforced
by Robyn D'Angelo. Absolutely, and Britain Brene. Brown. Does
anyone remember that name?
John C. Dvorak: No. review, please.
Adam Curry: Okay. Brene Brown, a highly respected she's like
Oprah one of Oprah's mentors, she started this, this this
corporate understanding of privilege and shaming a lot
about shaming. And in fact, when I was in therapy years and years
ago, she was brought up with a in the context of shaming. And I
actually listened to some of her stuff. But I had never put
together all the different pieces. The things that she has
been doing is predates Robin D'Angelo by gosh, maybe even a
decade. Here, actually, she did a little a little conference not
too long ago. And I have a few short clips. Here's so this is
Brene Brown. And again, she is Oprah's guru, when it comes to
these types of issues.
Unknown: And our collective story in the United States is a
story of white supremacy. That is the story. That's our story.
And we have not owned it. So now. It owns us, it still owns
us. And it defines us, because we have not had the courage to
step in and own the story and say, this is the truth about
where we come from and what we've done.
Adam Curry: And this is part of the 1619 project, which we we've
only talked about a little bit this big New York Times project,
which is now also being introduced into school, which
says no, no, America, the United States is not 1776 it goes back
to 1619 when the first people were enslaved, enslaved your
favourite word, enslaved. And it really rewatched rewrites the
history as as, as I learned it as you learned it, and it's now
being taught in schools. And this is the kind of results
Unknown: in every class I've ever taught. We do a privilege
exercise, where I say, tell me about bribery.
John C. Dvorak: So line stop, you got her I remember this.
This is what we did a whole show on these privilege exercises.
Where you they asked you to quit to do this was this was the yet
I didn't think it could get worse than this. But it's been
Adam Curry: with us all along. We, you know, we've kind of
laughed at it, I guess and like, Oh, whatever. But it really got
integrated. It's just I got these two short clips here on
coverage
Unknown: in your life. And you have to remember I'm looking at
on a class, it's 25%, African American 25%, Latino, Latina,
Latina X 25% Anglo, and about 25% Asian American. Some people
transfer international students. And in the last several years,
I've had a signer sign language translator in my classes. So
we're talking about the real thing. We're talking about what
America looks like.
Adam Curry: Okay, no, no, that's not the American. No, we don't
have 2525 25
John C. Dvorak: and 25 is indeed beer the numbers to be wrong.
But by the way, I will say this though when she says that this
would America Lucy. This is actually a belief as a hardcore
be held by the Democrats hardcore. Yes. And this is
Democrats actually think by berating the white voter and you
have to remember back to demographics. 75% of Americans,
and many of them are let's Latin ex self identify as white and
you start telling Whitey that he's an idiot. You're gonna
ignite pick up a lot of votes with that strategy. And that's
what the Democrats are doing. It hit me
Adam Curry: this morning. As I'm prepping in the in the darkness.
It hit me if someone would call me a racist, or someone with
white privilege. Go ahead, John. Just Just throw it on me just do
one of those and I'll give
John C. Dvorak: you my because you have right white privilege,
dude.
Adam Curry: Excuse me. How dare you use your privilege to assume
I am white? Come on now. Come on now. That will shut people up.
Excuse me? Did you just use your privilege to assume that I am
white? Is that what you think I'm white. John. You can say it.
You can say you don't have to say I'm not you say your shoe.
You use your premise to assume that I'm White says enough. They
will never say I can tell you what a really a really, you
could tell that I'm white. You just say that yeah, you could
pull that fact, nut job stuff that they believe in themselves.
And they and they will believe it. I mean, it's not helping
society, we're all going to die in the end anyway. But at least
I'll feel good in the in the interim.
John C. Dvorak: Oh, you have a kick get a kick out of it. Ah,
Adam Curry: but I think the COVID and the Black Lives
Matter, and the lock downs, and where and where blood and this
type of the robin D'Angelo the what is it equality, diversity
inclusivity training. All of this is, is coming together. And
it's it's there's some real destruction. And I think it's
targeting women. Primarily, this is why we have the Karen's and
there's, I mean, it's sick, what is happening, and it's focused
against white, white people and men. I'm going to read you an
email that came in this morning. And I know two other cases that
are similar it of people I know. It's one of our producers. And
it's really, it's horrible what I'm reading here in the morning,
I'm not able to give a donation as to this right now. But I
wanted to write you before my phone is caught off tomorrow and
I no longer have access to the internet. As far as from Brian,
I wanted to give you and John and eyes on the ground report
from Eastern Kentucky about what this virus has done to the poor.
Now he doesn't know exactly everything that's been done. But
he says since the virus began, my life has been turned upside
down. My wife filed for divorce and became a lesbian. I got the
virus and missed work and lost my job. And now as they say I am
suffering from homelessness. This is happening to many I know
especially the divorce rate surging. I feel somehow the
powers that be has found a way to create a record setting
single parent homes and get rid of all dads. You and John have
kept me sane these last few months. I want to say thank you.
I don't know when I will finally find a job and get internet
again to be able to to listen. Anyway. So Brian, first of all,
thank you for your courage. I have heard it not the not
necessarily lesbian. But I've heard women hating men and
hating their husbands and having visceral reaction to it during
this lockdown.
John C. Dvorak: And part of it has brings men and women
together.
Adam Curry: Part of it is coming from an oversaturation of
understanding. You know, get rid of the heteronormative
patriarchy
John C. Dvorak: it's being said we're into the heteronormative
patriarchy has been a goal for years and this thing and a lot
of it is the romanticization and you see you in Hollywood. The
romance pronunciation
Adam Curry: romanticization I got you I got you
John C. Dvorak: have single moms. Yes. Oh, she's a single
mom single mom everything's just go okay. Everything's great. You
don't need to add single moms single moms single mom. And as
you and Mo facts even discuss I mean the the idea is to really
have old fashion nuclear family is always a better thing to do
for in so far as raising kids are concerned but a romanticised
single mom, and this has been going on for years. And part of
this pre K for essay is really targeting single moms because
they have to work exactly you and you got to four year old and
you know if you got to do some with a brat, these people,
Adam Curry: whereas we all know you really want children to work
in the enterprise around the house, you know, you want to be
the working on the farm, that would be ideal. You want them
doing stuff for the newsletter. I mean, you want them doing
artwork for the show, or whatever your business is. And
that's why we originally had kids is to be part of the
enterprise. To some chores, I feel I can feel it there is this
is so big, what is taking place. And I have heard consistent
stories of women becoming in their whatever they call
feminist and really just seeing all the issues with men, and how
can you not, we have joked about it for several years, how the
worst people in the planet is gotta be gotta be straight old
white men. Eventually that stuff leaks in, someone's gonna start
believing it. And if it's if it's institutionalised, the way
I'm hearing it, it's concerning. And this is not a unique story.
This is not a you know, it's, I don't know, I am. I don't I
don't. I'm at a loss for words is what I am, but, but it comes
from way, way back and now. I think that Well, let's let's go
back If I maybe go back and tie this back into Corona because I
know you have some other reports Well, let
John C. Dvorak: me get some of these Corona reports. Let's
Adam Curry: just bear that in mind. Bear in mind we're looking
at a total political issue. We heard it from the World Health
Organisation from the president himself Ted Ross. We're not this
is not about the about the virus This is about leadership doing
everything together. Masks is the first thing the whole world
will have to wear masks now in the Netherlands are starting to
it's starting to crop up more mandatory masking. Same in
Belgium, which is where the European Union government is so
it's going to spread from there. That is it. It's not about the
medical part. You can put a sock in your face and it's okay. They
say that you can make it out of cloth but here's my sock tied
around my it's great. So it's not about a medical issue. It is
about compliance. I never thought it would be I even
laughed at people who said that and now and now I can't it's
well you
John C. Dvorak: know you're you have your have mixed responses
you didn't necessarily laugh at people who said that you're the
first one that says it was a muzzle
Adam Curry: yeah free speech muzzle but now I'm seeing that
everyone just does it to not either Well, now in Austin to
get ticketed, to not have other people point at you and yell so
you just kind of complying with the crowd Hello, does that sound
familiar to the entire past years that we've had with with
privilege and and whiteness? It's all part of the same thing.
John C. Dvorak: I had a clip of somebody yelling at somebody
Adam Curry: to hear what happened. I can't believe you
found you had a clip of someone yelling at someone you know,
let's go
John C. Dvorak: to disco dish finish these COVID Let's go to
the let's go to let's go to the NPR going with them. Yeah, this
is update in Brazil we know that Bolsonaro is a horrible right
winger populace he's got to go we need a guy that wants to you
know become a globalist. So you gotta get rid of him by
condemning him but let's play the Brazil report.
Unknown: So meanwhile in Brazil, President Jair Bolsonaro has
been downplaying the threat from COVID-19 From the beginning, and
yet the virus has hit the country very hard. And this
week, Bolson are himself tested positive. So Phillip, what's
been the reaction to that development?
Well, it wasn't really a surprise, as you mentioned, I
mean, he's made a point of flamboyantly ignoring social
distancing. And not only that actually have some 13 it. Even
when he went live on TV this week to confirm that he had
tested positive he took his mask off. His opponents see the fact
that he's now infected, as proof of that he's reckless and
irresponsible, a danger to people's lives and entirely
incapable of handling this crisis. But there's also some
speculation that Bolsonaro might try to turn this to his
advantage. If it turns out that he only has light symptoms, and
he emerges relatively unscathed. He could use himself as an
example, that what he's been saying all along is true that
regardless of the fact that COVID-19 has killed more than
70,000 Brazilians so far, that this virus really isn't all that
serious, and most people will be fine, especially if they're like
him, fit and healthy. And especially they take
hydroxychloroquine the drug that he ardently believes in, even
though most medical experts not to mention the World Health
Organisation do not know
Adam Curry: watch he'll he'll walk through a hospital like our
president and he'll wear a cool ass mask in the hospital, which
is eventually to say, you know, I get it in a medical space
whenever he catches
John C. Dvorak: it. If he's hydroxychloroquine. Dig deep,
which is done. Okay, back to NPR and listen to their sweet and
rundown which just got a little gotcha in here. Statistically
which interests me
Unknown: early on Sweden took an approach to this pandemic that
was just different from that of most similarly situated
countries. So social distancing, yes, but no shutdown of the
economy, hoping that as part of the process, the country would
achieve some sort of herd immunity. How did that turn out?
Yeah, there's there's no getting away from the fact that Sweden
ended up with a death rate several times higher than its
Nordic neighbours. Looking at the latest figures from Johns
Hopkins University 54 deaths per 100,000 people that's ahead of
the US, where it's 40 less per 100,000 people. But if you
compare it to other European countries like the UK, Italy,
Spain and Belgium, who all had strict lockdowns, their figures
are worse. I think where Sweden really failed was in its
strategy to protect the elderly, the most vulnerable 50% of
deaths have taken place in care. Holmes and in terms of the
Adam Curry: wait a minute, I just want to we're still talking
about 0.005% or 05. Is it half a percent or 005?
John C. Dvorak: Well, if you're gonna go with 64 over 100,000,
you can make that. That would be what point six I think.
Adam Curry: I hate to pull out
John C. Dvorak: a calculator,
Adam Curry: he says, The trolls are gonna give it to us.
100,064 64 per 100,000. I want to get it right.
Unknown: Immunity. It wasn't the one stop. You might
John C. Dvorak: say she stopped to clip. Okay, stop. Let's do a
couple of things we should note, one. First of all, they downplay
the fact that Sweden is slower than the rest of the Europeans
that had the extreme lockdowns. And that would include Italy
with those ridiculously high numbers. But we can also assume
that the Italians had the first Greg because they were connected
to Wuhan directly because of the garment industry in northern
Italy. And so they were just having the Chinese come straight
over and infecting everybody with the first iteration of the
of the virus, which is the strongest version. And that was
that was the one that was that ended up maybe in New York that
was so stupid was just killing people left and right, it has
deteriorated over time, which people don't want to discuss,
because nobody wants to admit that this is a lab created
animal. Here it is. And so but but just so you have to say they
downplay the fact that Sweden actually did better than
everybody else. And then secondly, if you take that 50%
By not the old days had half of these deaths, the 64, half of
them are from the old folks homes, which means they could be
misdiagnosed, there's a million things that can go wrong there.
So their real number is 32, which is half
Adam Curry: wait for it or wait for it. So that is 0.032%. So
that is a that is 3331 Hundreds of a percent.
John C. Dvorak: Yeah, that would be that would be like the
regular flu,
Adam Curry: yet maybe even a little lower,
John C. Dvorak: lower than the h one n one, which is another
topic of conversation. Because apparently during the Biden,
Obama administration, they actually ordered them to stop
testing. This is a huge scandal that's not coming out in the
mainstream media.
Adam Curry: Tell me you have a clip. No, you don't have a clip?
Of course,
John C. Dvorak: no. Nobody, nobody's talking about it's just
it's just a great writing and find a lot of documentation. You
can find there was a report that was done on CBS by Cheryl
Atkinson in 2009. If anyone can find this clip, it'll be a
miracle. I have not been able to find it. Cheryl Atkinson is
talking about it now. But she's not talking about it on the air.
In 2009. They were asking the question she was asking the hard
question, Why are we stopping testing and we're stopping
reporting on h1 and one when the death rates are going up the
same way they were here. Now
Adam Curry: Tina was
John C. Dvorak: they stopped literally stopped testing.
Adam Curry: Tina was telling me so Hola, Tina, was that we got
some kind of weird lag on the line. Tina was showing me some
article that said even though Sweden has not had a single
death in the past two days, they're still the worst people
on Earth. I'm paraphrasing the headline but there's there's a
there's a concerted effort against Sweden to make sure
everyone thinks that they did it wrong. Despite it looking to me
like they did okay.
John C. Dvorak: I think they did better than okay. Yeah. I mean,
it was all voluntaries the masks were there. They weren't there
depends. There was some social distance this week's can do this
stuff. And but they didn't shut down the whole economy like
maniacs.
Adam Curry: Oh, they did shut down will not admit they were
all volunteer shutdown.
John C. Dvorak: Like it
Adam Curry: was volunteering. Yeah, there was a lot of
volunteer stuff and the mobility a lot of people worked from home
and they're set up for that. And we are to now and if that was
part of the the objective, do it to replay this clip this sweet
and rundown continue on that play the rest of the
Unknown: 1000 people. If you compare it to other European
countries like the UK, Italy, Spain and Belgium, who all had
strict lockdowns, their figures are worse. I think where Sweden
really failed was in its strategy to protect the
John C. Dvorak: stop. Yeah. How do you say that what she just
said, is unbelievably ludicrous. Yeah, they failed. How did they
fail when their numbers are lower than the number she just
cited before? She just cited the numbers and what they did, but
somehow That was a failure on Sweden's part. Well, I You
explain yes and yes all right logic to
Adam Curry: me. Yes I Can they are getting ready for the new
pre K four s a children who will ingest this information and
believe, sadly, exactly what Orwell said.
John C. Dvorak: Pre yes, no H I T.
Adam Curry: Yes, there's no good as bad black is white, the world
is upside down.
John C. Dvorak: I would like you to back it up and play that
segment one more time.
Adam Curry: I think that that is necessary. Here we do
Unknown: getting away from the fact that Sweden ended up with a
death rate several times higher than its Nordic neighbours,
looking
Adam Curry: several times higher is a mathematical descriptor.
That means a multiplication several times. So two times
three times several, what is several, is several, three or a
couple will be two. So can we say three? What do you think?
What do you feel for? Can we just call it four? That's not
true. 1000. But it's not true. Now?
John C. Dvorak: Well, she's talking about great. That's your
name neighbours with Finland.
Adam Curry: I'm gonna play the whole thing. Again. Let's listen
to this. This is this is some this is some crazy mind control
early on
Unknown: Sweden took an approach to this pandemic that was just
different from that of most similarly situated countries. So
social distancing, yes, but no shutdown of the economy, hoping
that as part of the process, the country would achieve some sort
of herd immunity. How did that turn out?
Yeah, there's there's no getting away from the fact that Sweden
ended up with a death rate several times higher than its
Nordic neighbours.
Adam Curry: death rate, John, not number of deaths death rate,
Unknown: looking at the latest figures from Johns Hopkins
University, 54 deaths per 100,000 people, that's the head
of the US, where it's 40 less per 100,000 people. But if you
compare it to other European countries, like the UK, Italy,
Spain and Belgium, who all had strict lockdowns, their figures
are worth I think where Sweden really failed was in its
strategy to protect the elderly, the most vulnerable 50% of
deaths have taken place in care homes. And in terms of the
Adam Curry: every country had that happen. We had that happen.
Unknown: Oh, my goodness, immunity. It wasn't the overall
goal. But it was something that scientists predicted would
happen. And we aren't seeing very high levels of antibodies
in the population here. And we're also seeing more science
and research suggesting that it's unclear what will happen in
the future, even those who do have antibody with
Adam Curry: science. And we're seeing more science and research
that says it's unclear what we'll see in the future. What
kind of science and research results is that? Come on?
John C. Dvorak: This is the worst World's
Adam Curry: Worst report. This is NPR is. I'm so glad you're
doing
Unknown: suggesting that it's unclear what will happen in the
future even for those who do have antibodies.
So are Swedish leaders acknowledging that they didn't
get their strategy quite right.
Swedish leaders have admitted that things went wrong in terms
of the death toll specifically in elderly care homes. But I
think what's important to point out here is that it's the public
authorities, the scientists employed by the state, they've
really been the front at the forefront of this crisis. And
there wasn't a huge amount of political debate at the
beginning. But as the death toll has has turned out to be a lot
higher than predicted, as debates have continued globally
about why Sweden has been doing things differently. There's
started to be a lot more concern and criticism and the Swedish
government has launched a Coronavirus commission to look
into how things were dealt with at a at a local, regional and
national level.
Adam Curry: Man there's just too much money for this stuff. Too
much.
John C. Dvorak: The Commission's are coming and going Biden
wishing for Commission's Commission's Commission's let's
do that one more. This is a two parter. This is a co COVID
rundown. And this I crap I wrote down switcheroo so there's some
some switcheroo going on here with the CBS report. The
Coronavirus
Unknown: is taking a heavy toll on the United States many areas
are seeing a dramatic new spike in cases and officials are
taking steps to help curb the spread. In Louisiana Governor
John Bel Edwards ordered a statewide mask mandate on
Saturday. It's set to go into effect on Monday. bars
will also now be restricted to take out orders only. And in
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance bottoms ordered the city to roll
back its reopening plan to phase one after Georgia reported a
single day record for new infections on Friday. Under that
phase, Atlanta residents will be required to stay home except for
essential trips and wear face masks in public. Across the
country. More than 3.1 million cases have been recorded. And
there have been more than 134,000 deaths. Michael George
has the latest details.
John C. Dvorak: Okay, now this you have to listen to the way
this was presented. This was presented as though they hooked
up the new count to 3 million cases. Yeah, and then dropped in
because they're talking about the surge in that next batch and
all the rest, and then they drop into the overall the 134,000
Dead number. Yeah, the end continues though. It's somehow
connected.
Adam Curry: Yeah, like co2 and climate change, baby.
John C. Dvorak: So I'm, I'm listening to this going and
they're just throwing these numbers out. And they've done
they've started to all of us are doing this, I noticed. Nari
Sreenivasan was doing this. And all these guys on PBS are doing
this are doing now they're, instead of doing the daily
death, they're doing the seven day average, forward. To come up
with all these mathematical models that make the numbers
sound worse than they are. Yeah. Yeah. And it's and it's like a
concerted effort. It's like how much they can't be. This is not
a good thing for the country didn't think they're helping
their cause. The road I don't get it. Listen to the part two
of that clip
Unknown: bars, restaurants and the young made their way into
the crosshairs of governors of southern states where the virus
is surging.
Adam Curry: This executive order will prohibit the sale of
alcohol alcoholic beverages at all South Carolina restaurants
and bars. After 11pm
Unknown: South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster threatened to
strip liquor licences. From violating proprietors at a
Kentucky test site bartender Michael whittler knows what can
happen after 11pm
Once it gets too late at night, it's just unbelievable. It's
been pretty nuts enough to make you want to get it tested.
In Tennessee Shelby County restaurants require customers to
fork over their contact information before there'll be
seated infectious disease. Dr. MNOs Jane is on the local task
force that mandated the rule. I think
it's really important to have people's names and phone
numbers, because if there was someone who was positive in that
restaurant at the same time, then the owners can tell
everyone else
chef and owner Michael Patrick will hang on to the information
and Seating Charts for the better part of a month to help
trace patrons who test positive
and I would hate for God forbid someone to get sick here. But I
would feel like it was a public obligation to let people know
who ate here
for some crowded restaurants and bars are seen as a toxic
cocktail.
Adam Curry: Okay, as I'm sitting here listening to this, and
please tell me about the switcheroo. And then just want
to give you my feeling what's what what we're seeing here.
John C. Dvorak: Now, the switcheroo was in the previous
clip that was, oh, this, okay, this is you're adding these
numbers as though as part of the surge
Adam Curry: So, and I realised this this morning, I got an
email from a guy who I used to syndicate my radio show with and
he's big and radio syndication, Westwood one, all this stuff.
And he's doing podcasts you already sold a podcast
advertising company doesn't matter. So we're going back and
forth. And I'm telling I'm not interested. I said, No, we're
not doing Patreon should look into what I've been doing for
the past 15 years, whatever, fine. And I'll see you next time
in New York. He replies to me. Yes, next time in New York. Or
if I'm in Austin, of course, once we have the vaccine, and
you and I and everybody, the no agenda nation, we know that
we're not that concerned. This is a reality check. I believe
people outside of our little bubble have this firmly in their
heads. It's not over until we have a vaccine. It's not over
until we have a vaccine. Everything will be abnormal
until we have a vaccine. You can ask people they will say it I
think the programming is very close to complete. And who
knows. The I guess phase through act three starts but this is
this is what this is all about. We have to take it through
November we have to get rid of Trump but everyone's using it
the whole world is coming to this
John C. Dvorak: oh yeah, I don't have any doubt about it. What
are you talking to this guy but he wanted us to forget Patreon
What is he talking about?
Adam Curry: No, he was just trying to feed you he wants to
oh, hey Adam. How you doing? Doug podcast? I should do your
cell ads for it. That's not the point. Oh yes. No time radio
guy. He's a legend in advertising. knows all the NPR
scams. I learned a lot from him. But But she did but yeah, well
John C. Dvorak: let's get back to this. Okay, so the VAX Yes,
that's exactly what everyone's thinking when the vaccine comes
I here's what I always like to say. What do you what's the name
of this is SARS. COVID. To Yeah, is the actual name of this
virus. The virus? Yep. They used it'd be another one it was about
10. Little more than 10 years ago. It was before we started
doing our show. SARS. Cove one. Yes. Also a manmade lab based
thing that came out and then disappeared after a while. What
Why wasn't there ever a vaccine for that? And why is it still
around?
Adam Curry: If you want to go down the vaccines? I'm ready for
it. No,
John C. Dvorak: I don't want to go down to that. We know we have
to question and we
Adam Curry: have to because this, this is exactly this is
this is where we're headed with all this?
John C. Dvorak: Well, because that's just a rhetorical
question. Let me get I think I have one more. Okay. This is a
this is a funny clip. This is COVID says, the two dubious
cases in China is China. What is the point of this story? I
wanted to ask you this, a local story has been played all over
the country.
Unknown: Meanwhile, in China, officials reported two new COVID
19 cases yesterday, both were imported from foreign countries.
The National Health Commission says that brings the total
existing cases in China to 330.
Adam Curry: Now, this is the switcheroo. In the background of
all of this, obviously, we have the first country that that took
this unprecedented move of a shutdown of a city of 11 million
they set the tone, they set the template, their media partners
set the entire strategy. So this part of it is oh, by the way,
you're giving it to us. Whoa, you're bad. So you sit near the
flipping it around this flipping this around? Yes. This is also
about Trump. Okay, I want to talk about the vaccine because
the team that is in place is fascinating. And I and I and
I've been talking to a number of producers who have a lot of
insight into the Catholic church into the Vatican into what the
Pope is doing or not doing. And is it really the pope if Pope
Benedict only resigned his ministry and not his office?
That's just a cool conspiracy theory I'm launching right here.
You have to speak Latin in order to understand that one, but
Redfield, the CDC director, another Jesuit, interestingly
enough, appointed by Alexander Azar, the health and human
services secretary, who also has some, I think, Orthodox. I have
it in the show notes is some kind of Orthodox Christian
version of Catholicism. So they're all kind of involved,
and they've all known each other for a long time. And Alexandria
Azar is a guide. I mean, that's a huge farmer guy. Key as he was
running pharma in 2009. I mean, the guy is revolving door shill.
So let's listen to Redfield. This is him on pooper with
Sanjay Gupta. And Cooper is trying to trick him and nail him
down. Like why are you caving into President Trump to help
them open up the schools early? Why are you changing your
guidance? But what pooper like all other completely uninformed
and over socialised people has been told or not been told or
has been told is that the CDC never recommended shutting down
schools at all. There's no recommendation for shutting down
schools. Never has been. So the only thing that is coming out
now is Well, since you shut down, here's some strategies,
which are called guidance that you can use to get back to some
normalcy. But Cooper is trying to nail the CDC director on
some, you know, horrible fallacy that he's committed by the
kowtow into President Trump.
Unknown: Yesterday, the President tweeted saying I
disagree with CDC. Gov. On their very tough and expensive
guidelines for opening schools. While they want them open.
They're asking schools to do very impractical things. I'll be
meeting with them. Then shortly after the the vice president
announced with you standing by his side, he said this, the
President said
today we just don't want the guidance to be too tough. That's
the reason why next week, CDC is going to be issuing a new set of
tools. And then our
Kaitlan. Collins then asked you had that same press conference,
if you're changing the guidance, because the President said he
doesn't like it. You didn't answer the question. So I just
want to give you another opportunity because it does
sound like CDC is caving to the President's demands to
essentially weaken guidelines to make them less tough. I know a
lot of thought was put into those guidelines. Now all of a
sudden, you're issuing new ones.
Thank you, Anderson. First, I want to really stress that the
the purpose of the CDC guidelines are to provide a
variety of different strategies for schools to use to help
facilitate the reopening of schools.
You're saying you're not putting out new guidelines, but I'm the
Vice President just said it all right there. He said. We don't
want them to be too tough. So there, you're going to be
releasing new tools. I know you said you'd already plan this. It
sure seems like a coincidence now that these are going to show
up next week. especially because usually these things take so
much time to go through. I don't understand. Either
recommendations are based on science, or they're not why
science, why not with new ones? These guidelines were worked
over a long time.
Yeah, they're not new guidelines that we're coming out with.
Anderson, we've started the guidance for K through 12. Back
in February in higher learning back in March, we continue to
update them. The guidance that we put out recently, for K
through 12. and higher learning is our guidance. We continue to
expand that with different tools like I was trying to complete,
we have a tool to help schools understand how to test for
symptoms, we have a tool coming out on how to use facemask in
the school setting, we have a tool coming out for parents to
understand a checklist of understanding whether their
child should come out to school. So the Vice President was
referring to the additional tools that we have, that we're
planning out, but we're not when there's not a change in our
guidance.
Adam Curry: So here's the background on this Redfield guy
who was pretty good, their key and you remember Burke's Of
course, Dr. Deborah Burks, who I used to risk I used to seem so
hard for her. She was a colonel in the army. Redfield was also a
ranking officer. They together ran the AIDS trials, the HIV
AIDS trials, which in the armed services, it was, I mean, it was
horrific. They had PCR test, the same we have now that had a high
rate of false positive and about half as high rate of false
negatives. And then people were quarantined on base in what
people called the HIV hotel. And the vaccine was tested on them,
which I think was GP 160. Now, long story short, all of it's in
the shownotes. They were both brought before a commission coup
found that they had fudged the numbers in order to accelerate
the development of this GP 160 HIV AIDS vaccine, but nothing
was done with that information. It's called What's it Laurie
versus Department of Army 970. So it's in the show notes if you
want to look at it. So these people have been doing this with
the AIDS vaccine. They're using the same platform. In fact,
here's our new friend, Dr. Francis Collins, updating the
Senate on the vaccine development. Just a couple of
interesting background points.
Unknown: Thursday, scientists overseeing development of
Coronavirus vaccines assured lawmakers help is on the way
we are all optimistic that the goal that we have set to have a
vaccine that works and is safe by the end of 2020
will be met Dr.
Francis Collins, Director of the National Institutes of Health
says operation warp speed as testing and manufacturing
promising vaccines all being conducted side by side, Missouri
Republican senator Roy Blunt raise concerns about speed
versus safety.
Do you have any concerns that on the vaccine side, that FDA is
not going through every safety step?
No compromise
at all. On the safety and the efficacy standards.
Illinois Democratic Senator Dick Durbin pointed to a defective
1950 by polio vaccine that sickened 10s of 1000s of
children with a disease and kill 10. Can you reflect on that for
a moment? That was a terrible tragedy?
I think I can reassure you and the American people that that
strategy of trying to administer a killed vaccine is not
currently being pursued.
Dr. Collins says thanks to billions and federal dollars,
his team is making great progress. But Washington
Democratic Senator Patty Murray worries drug companies might get
greedy at the expense of the public. I'm
very concerned that pharmaceutical companies have
dictated the terms.
The goal is to ensure the vaccine access for all
Americans. CDC
Director Dr. Robert Redfield says he's cautiously optimistic
the vaccine will be ready by April of next year.
Adam Curry: So that report that editing was in the actual TV
report, it would that taken two word sentences from people to
try and stitch together whatever story they want to portray, but
something is up with HIV, the team is the same team and Bill
Gates is giving away something in they just had an HIV. So oops
and HIV summit 2020, which I didn't know about. And he's now
also mixing in HIV and COVID. The pandemic
Unknown: is disrupting the supply chains and therefore
slowing our progress in the fight against all other diseases
including aids. Both the UN's and the Global Fund have
released projection showing that these disruptions could prevent
hundreds of 1000s of people from getting the treatments they
need. And that's just in Sub Saharan Africa. So we have our
work cut out for us. But I remain optimistic, I remain
optimistic that we will defeat COVID-19. And we will continue
to make strides against AIDS and other health crises. I believe
that for several reasons. First is science. In the global race
to detect, treat, and vaccinate against COVID-19, researchers
are making great advances, faster, better diagnostic tools
are being developed to help identify those infected, also,
we're making great progress on vaccines, these platforms by
won't just be useful against this particular virus, they will
also help us specifically for HIV. Okay,
Adam Curry: I think that they're setting up a whole nother round
of HIV vaccine. And they'd look at this a whole new money push,
which of course we haven't, you know, this has been 30 years,
there's been no HIV AIDS vaccine.
John C. Dvorak: No, they are not easy to do. And there's a number
of reasons this goes takes us right back to the very beginning
of this whole ridiculous fiasco, where they were the Nobel Prize
winning physician in France looked at the coding and says
this is was an attempt to make an HIV vaccine. Yes, there you
go via the COVID structure, platform, the COVID platform, it
was a Chimaera, holy
Adam Curry: crap, this is it. They're going to say we just we
have the vaccine, it doesn't fix COVID. But we've cured aids.
Well, both
John C. Dvorak: very good one at the moment. Oh, gosh,
Adam Curry: wow, you're right, I'm so happy you remember that?
Whatever that good memory. That's exactly it. Now what now
we get punished with all this data glut, that you have to
really concentrate and go back to this right? This had all the
HIV penetration bits, or the spiky proteins or whatever it
was,
John C. Dvorak: the idea was to put in HIV was to take a COVID
structure, which is the spice, penetrate and then put an HIV,
some HIV dead HIV in there and get it into the system and make
it a kind of a vehicle for as a kind of a roundabout vaccine.
These are all experimental ideas. That they're going to try
to pull off against a bunch of dummies like your friend, who is
going to be more than willing to stand in line and get a shot of
this COVID vaccine, even though again, I asked the question what
will is COVID CAUV. You know, SARS cov to even be in existence
as such, unless they reintroduce it, which I don't think they
will because I think that was I'm still sticking to the story
that the Chinese destroyed all the original versions. So they
can't reintroduce the early deadly version that got loose,
Adam Curry: right? That was the L the L strain or whatever it
was, we did ever stray. It was the original, let's say OG the
OG Corona Og,
John C. Dvorak: the OG Corona. And that kills everybody starts
to deteriorate back into a cold virus, which is pretty much what
it is. Now, if you look at these death charges, nobody knows they
probably have it in there, but they're not dying like they used
to.
Adam Curry: Okay, so let me tie it all together now. So we have
the whole aids team makes sense, because they're justifying all
the money and future funds, because we have this platform.
And by the way, the platform is great. I mean, we know how to do
this, but I won't even play the rest of the clip. But gates
continues to say we got to make sure we roll it out across the
platform to Africa and South America. So they're setting all
of that up in a neat testbed, in the meantime, we need to get
really get everybody on board because we have the strong anti
Vax issue. And let's just start with the Catholic Church. I just
learned that our friend, NIH Director, Dr. Collins is on the
on the permanent member lifetime board. There's only 80 People
Pontifical Academy of Sciences, which is pretty much the Vatican
Think Tank.
John C. Dvorak: I thought that it was an evangelical Christian.
Adam Curry: Yeah, he is. Well, that's what he claims he is. So
he's a Catholic. Well, he's on the Pontifical Academy. Yeah,
that's what he claims to Catholic. Yes. That's what he
John C. Dvorak: claims that would be that would be
technically a charismatic, as opposed to an evangelical but if
he calls himself an evangelist, something up with this guy.
Well, it's a lot of stuff that doesn't make any sense, which I
said last time. And you've pointed out when he didn't say,
you know, God bless America. And I
Adam Curry: think this is part of this. It's about destroying
the Catholic Church. Churches going on everywhere. These guys
are in in cahoots with the Vatican, the Vatican and it's
not the pope that is running the show. It's it's the secretary of
or the head of Secretary of State for the, for the Vatican,
this other guy, so many of these guys. So he's kind of running
the show. And then we've got, you know, China, China paying $2
billion a year to the Vatican for something. And then this
current pope essentially blesses the some of these phoney
Cardinals in China who have this kind of Catholic Catholicism,
but everything else is underground. We've got churches
burning everywhere. I mean, is something going on here?
Something something's weird, and yeah, Collins I think is a big
part of it. That's Dan Brown. Brown with Dan Brown, big
John C. Dvorak: player in the pro choice pro life battle. So
they got it. Yeah.
Adam Curry: That's I think there's a whole bunch of
John C. Dvorak: the you have to go and show you emphasise all
the negative things about that. But like just listen to this,
listen to this trade destroy it
Adam Curry: was in the Associated Press. This is the
one of those shaming articles about who got who got government
money for the PPP.
John C. Dvorak: Oh, yes, exactly. Mimi was ranting about
this.
Adam Curry: So this one, there's a number of articles this one is
and I think this is a misnomer. The US Roman Catholic Church,
which I don't think exists. The Roman Catholic Church was no US
Roman Catholic Church use a special and unprecedented
exemption from federal rules to amass at least 1.4 billion and
taxpayer backed Coronavirus aid with many millions going to
diocese that have paid huge settlements or sought bankruptcy
protection because of clergy sexual abuse cover ups. That's
the opening of the article. Boom shakalaka Yeah, I'd
John C. Dvorak: say hit peace.
Adam Curry: It's a great fees. Fantastic.
John C. Dvorak: Wow. Yes, thumbs up. I think you spotted
something. I didn't notice it myself. Because when Mimi's
ranting about this, I said well, it's it really got it's not a
deconstruction thing. I don't know really show but now what
you mentioned is for fits right into the show
Adam Curry: and what was burned in Washington DC during the
Black Lives Matters. Black Lives Matter. Church, right? Little
church, California mission founded by your boy, Hoon pero
Sara, what's his name?
John C. Dvorak: Well, I don't know if this was a UniPro Sara
church but the acid recent mission down in Southern
California burned Yeah. It was under renovation just like the
notre DOM like another example. Probably a better example.
Mysteriously catches on fire and is taken out of service.
Adam Curry: And meanwhile the guys running the show with the
vaccines ready to stick the needle in your arm are all in on
it. But the Chinese good time for a podcast like this one.
John C. Dvorak: Well, no kidding.
Adam Curry: If I didn't have you to talk to you, I'd be going
nuts right now with this with this thinking. I think I need
some money. I need to see a pill or something. This is not good.
I need some Vaseline.
John C. Dvorak: My goodness. That's good stuff. How
Adam Curry: about this? We'll take a breather right here I'll
thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the
man who put the see and so many things we've discussed John C to
vortrag
John C. Dvorak: willing to mourn to us random curry in the
morning all ships he was up in the air substitute water dame's
the nights out there. Yeah. Well,
Adam Curry: in the morning to the troll room, no agenda
stream.com is where they are known to hang out. And let me
see I can do a little quick troll count. Even though I'm on
location. Wow. 1738. So that's pretty good. I mean, it's not
our typical, we've been doing a little higher on Sunday. We've
been doing close to 1900 but they're there and they're
trolling and they're doing a great job of it. We love them.
Kind of I guess, and you can join them at no agenda.
stream.com When you're in there, ask for an invite. You can ask
Doug for an invite to an origin social.com which is our
federated social network with very high signal to noise ratio.
And let's say in the morning to the artist who brought us the
artwork for episode 1258 We titled that appropriately the
dummy placebo this was Dan McCall and oh yeah, he had the
Cleveland unicorns football helmet, which I think we were
both kind of good with.
John C. Dvorak: Ya know what happened was we were having
trouble find the right art. And the this is the last piece that
came in. And he it was a nice it was other people who tried to do
do this because it caught on the idea of a of a team named a
unicorns but he actually put it on a helmet may look like like a
real team
Unknown: yeah
John C. Dvorak: yeah every time I look at it say is maybe there
is a team that
Adam Curry: a lot of people a lot of people responded to me
John C. Dvorak: is their team and me I'm almost convinced it
could be so I was good it was good very nice piece and it was
very well done and he had a little subtleties like the
little thing that there was strap right over part of the
logo covering that was extremely professional.
Adam Curry: Although I still maintain for some reason. I feel
like the helmet should have been facing to the right I don't know
why I don't know why you great grapes nor some reason I don't
know what it is some weird me. Thank you. Dan Dan McCall. And
thank you to all the artists because a lot of people are
submitting a lot of people doing some outstanding work. It's not
a judgement. We love you. We have to pick something that will
behove the show and also we had the title we didn't want to we
try not to have the title and the artwork be the same which
would have been dummy placebo so but this is part of how it
works. It's our great value for value network where you get out
of it what you put into it and a lot of people are helping
produce the show as well as our financial producers bringing it
the executive producer and Associate Executive producers
for 1259 We have a couple
John C. Dvorak: yes we do. We have to you and you say a couple
we have two executive producers is a little lower than we've
been getting. Sir Paul the trusted advisors are top guide
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Adam Curry: we can wow this is he did this is like some kind of
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two is but jobs calm I can decode it for Abraham Abraham
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money that mysterious sceptic. And belated 33rd birthday to me,
Sir Paul. So he there should actually be two birthdays on all
this? I don't think so.
Adam Curry: What do you mean that they're not both on the
list?
John C. Dvorak: That's what I'm guessing. Okay, on a second to
Dame G money. The Hysteria sceptic. And it's 33rd for him.
Sir Paul. Oh, who by the way anyone has a 33rd birthday. It
has to become an executive producer. For a show. Yes.
Adam Curry: Okay, so I'll do the jobs karma then. I think that's
it. I can't I can't see anything else that we that we missed.
Unknown: Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs.
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he signs the signup form with the right tick box. He's an
Australian his kids named Odin. Okay,
Adam Curry: is that weird? Is there something I should be
aware of?
John C. Dvorak: Odin is just not a name that I would think you
know, is this like a god Greek god or something or even
somebody in the chat who should briefed me on Odin? Otherwise
we're in trouble so shout out to my booty boogie boogie smokin
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John C. Dvorak: karma Emily shade is up and she sent a note
in which I do have
Adam Curry: she's in Portland Portland Oregon.
John C. Dvorak: She says hi John donation though to accompany my
Pay Pal initiated so and so for 264 75 and she's an Associate
Executive Producer for 264 75 She's requesting first time home
buying karma okay and itself birthday shout out okay. She
needs to be added to the birthday list apparently she
Emily shade first July 14. Love the show. So that was simple and
easy. So we just need to give her a house buying karma.
Adam Curry: Okay, and I'll put her on the listener. You've got
karma. Emily, Emily shade. Emily shade. How old? How old was she?
John C. Dvorak: Did she didn't give her age but it's July 14.
Okay.
Adam Curry: Oh, all right. So we're well in time for that.
Okay. Groovy. All right.
John C. Dvorak: Can I go? Look up? Lady butters. Oh, no,
Adam Curry: you don't say oh,
John C. Dvorak: no, I got de Fuca showed a foolish shoulders
that jumped or
Adam Curry: was ready to do my squirrelmail Okay, fingers Zota
John C. Dvorak: 234 56 and Gladstone, Missouri, which is
naughty stuck. I know. Oh my god, he Arabia. Yeah. He didn't
send a note of any importance he just said still study says Dear
Jake and Elwood still stuck. Send karma. Thanks for your
courage. So he needs a karma to get out of it. Yeah, I
Adam Curry: actually emailed him this morning when when when this
when the note came in. Like I'm going back and forth. See if
there's anything we can do for him. I think it sucks he's still
stuck. He hasn't seen as his wife and daughter for what now?
Four or five months.
John C. Dvorak: Mommy Mommy who's that strange man.
Unknown: You've got
Adam Curry: worse worst thing ever. Divorce rack. Caps our
worst thing ever. Oh, man, their military family. So I'm sure
they're fine. The military family they they can do this but
it's tough for anybody. She's alright. Do you have the lady
butters now? Do you have her? I do have
John C. Dvorak: like, tears right. You're just what you're
berating me for being cold. Cold. I am going to read lady
butters know she came in from Tiverton Rhode Island to 3288
and she writes I would like to propose a toast to certain
knives of the provenance plantation for his 32nd birthday
on July 30. A Nether Of course this is a random number. So we
get all these will have a birthday on him that you don't
have to hand do while you're stuck there in Florida. So this
is CERN knives of the Providence Plantation. 30 becomes 32 on
July 13. Everyone in the no agenda tribe please grab
whatever you're drinking and raise it with us. Cheers to Your
next year on the road to magic number 33. We'll be celebrating
with our weekly husband and wife no agenda Sunday brunch after
hosting the southern New England suit. sumar Pool Party meet up
at our home the previous day. More to come on that for the
next Thursday show, though. I'm sure there'll be more photos and
so on so on. In the meantime, please make sure my hellishly
handsome husband is on the birthday list that we just put
Adam Curry: in Could you could you I'm sorry to interrupt.
Could you actually give me that again? Sir knives? Yes. Yeah,
John C. Dvorak: sir. Knives of the Providence Plantations.
Adam Curry: Yes, they're all plantations. Yes. And he turned
John C. Dvorak: and he'll be 32 on the 13th Okay, so now he says
she says she says he says she says with a couple more quick
requests if you don't mind. We go once jobs Carmen now to
toughy got that Chinese asshole. Hey, I like it. That's true. If
you could follow that good Chinese asshole. That's true.
Adam Curry: I think we can do that. She also
John C. Dvorak: says a snippet of the Russia UK and then it
cuts off. Oh, so I don't know what she's heard. No cuts off.
Okay. And it was just cuts. But then she says thank you for your
courage lady butter. So they're Narragansett Bay, and it was
jobs karma. Jobs karma. China and that's true.
Adam Curry: You said it like a game show host for some reason
that comes across really well. I like that as home.
Unknown: Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for job. Karma.
Adam Curry: Not quite sure why it works.
John C. Dvorak: Does does I don't know what I say. Add I
mean listen
Adam Curry: No it's just a pled the pleasant way you said it
well yes it's jobs karma just sounded yes jobs
John C. Dvorak: karma for you jobs karma
Adam Curry: yes
John C. Dvorak: Colin a new free in Fort Lee New Jersey 24
Adam Curry: By the way for a lot Fort Lee Fort Lee New Jersey
surely that's got to be racist.
John C. Dvorak: Oh yeah, it's got that has to change you can't
be from forego yeah this is I want to know if you're gonna do
about Washington State Yeah,
Adam Curry: gotta go make it part of Canada
John C. Dvorak: ITM Jensen thank you for your courage first off
the D douching. Is an order bowing do shit didn't boys.
You've been D deuced they're following immediately by a
douchebag call out from my coworker Dave I had David and
mouth at the beginning of all this Wuhan flu shenanigans. Some
jingles please for Adam to cue I'd like to Huntsman don't trust
China. Coincidence? I think not. Whole load Hold on.
Adam Curry: Hold on Hold on. Hold on. This is not humanly
possible. Okay the is too much All right. The asshole fall
after Okay. Huntsman so after that what?
John C. Dvorak: Coincidence? I think not. Is is too many trick
keep down to four minute maximum plan.
Adam Curry: Let's do this just just to horrify me and yet
coincidence.
John C. Dvorak: Coincidence? I think not. Pull load. You might
die. Oh, come
Adam Curry: on. Come on. This is not okay. This is taking away
from valuable show time.
John C. Dvorak: And a Pelosi jobs calm right with a goat
twist. You'd
Adam Curry: kind could kind of be ashamed of yourself for doing
that. But yeah, I
John C. Dvorak: agree. All right now 23 and sucking on the teat
of the unemployment system, the general theme of the tri state
area seems to be swollen to make the list and no holds barred
virtue signalling in these 1984 s times I passed these days by
pushing back on the M five M narratives and hitting mofos in
the mouth. Any chance I can get? I need you to be red pill these
days is a blessing. Thank you both again. And thank you all.
All the producers out there PS. Professor Ted quotes are working
wonders on the Gen Z's drop acid not bombs and an order your six
pack of bow Fang radios off Amazon why the getting's good.
Who knows? What's the star leading to November? Collins?
New free before? November? Yeah, okay. Sorry,
Adam Curry: something. Professor Ted is trending hard, and
trendy, spending hard. And of course, how long I've been
talking about Professor Ted for 10 years longer. And so
particularly the over socialised, which I've been
mentioning quite a bit the social justice warriors it's all
in there he wrote it What now 4045 years ago, and people are
now discovering this like oh my goodness, get That's right. They
had a whole series on Netflix not too long ago, which didn't
discuss any of this. But now people are figuring it out. So
this is good news. Little tiny algea geocaching don't trust
China, China is as HoH coincidence,
Unknown: I think not. I'm gonna give you the whole load today
and
you might not jobs, jobs and jobs. That's right,
John C. Dvorak: almost perfect. You did make one follow up. But
it was a good sequence
Adam Curry: but I had the wrong coincidence.
John C. Dvorak: You had the wrong incidents. Yeah.
Adam Curry: Is it the wrong coincidence? I think not.
John C. Dvorak: No, you hit No no, that was fine. I didn't that
didn't bother. You didn't have the Trump Pelosi
Adam Curry: Oh Trump. Oh, I have to do that over them because
jobs jobs that's not the right one.
Unknown: jobs jobs jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for
Adam Curry: producers please please producers. Remember your
privilege when requesting sequences of jingles and writing
long note no took a path remember your privilege,
John C. Dvorak: sir Joby Juan weekapaug in 224 23 Four had a
great time in the Northeast Ohio meet up man we had some great
producers please provide lady Cara and I much needed karma
jingles. Good to be here, bro. Nice job You idiot. From Tucker.
And that's it, sir. Sir John Joby one of weekapaug I
Adam Curry: don't know about nice job at it. I
John C. Dvorak: don't know Know anything about this? I don't
know it either.
Adam Curry: So what is it? So broth and what is the other one
does broth broth? Yeah broth which is Fauci broth. Yes. And
then and then what?
John C. Dvorak: Didn't Nice job You idiot. I
Adam Curry: don't have that. Oh wait, maybe that was an ISO.
Idiot. Ah, sorry for some for some reason that part of show
prep didn't work out today. Here we go. Good to be here bro
thanks for the lecture idiot you've got there you go.
John C. Dvorak: Thanks for the lecture idiot. That's actually a
nice clip to show well I actually have to end the shows.
I want to test out now it does it does. Yeah,
Adam Curry: might as well we're so off the rails you might as
well do Okay,
John C. Dvorak: let's go I got two of them. They're split from
I'm taking clips off the internet and there's they're
playing these commercials on one plate a spam commercial. Okay,
hold on a second. I have to spam ISOs
Adam Curry: Spam was in the product spam. Yeah. Really?
Actual commercial. Why and where did you get those on YouTube?
Yeah. Wow. Okay, are you sure you're not being paid by the
spam corporation to introduce this now? Are you?
John C. Dvorak: Well, you won't even know but just play spam one
spam. Don't knock it till you fried it I love the guy's voice.
Adam Curry: Yeah, it's a great voice. Yeah, don't mock it. Go
away. You fried it. Yeah, big bottom again. Here's
John C. Dvorak: the second spam miso sizzle fork. And
Adam Curry: now I didn't like the audio that one and this I
think it's a little too long. Don't knock it till you fried it
versus thanks for the lecture. Idiot tomorrow, man. It's clear.
It's clear. Clear who wins? Most good. Yeah, they are.
John C. Dvorak: All right onward with Sean Negron in Clark, New
Jersey, New Jersey ice today to you from Jersey 222 dot 22 will
definitely stick since
Adam Curry: Jersey has had a really hard time the people are
cracking under pressure they're turning to the show and that's
giving them solace and they want to know give us their their
thoughts.
John C. Dvorak: I'm all in been listening since Adams appearance
on Rogen nice. I thought it was time to donate I love the show.
Can you please send my lovely wife some jobs karma? She's been
having a heart go since the Rona PS is John related to the
divorce IQ and his unusable keyboard. I've never heard put
it that way. No. But are you supposed to be there some
relation? Yeah.
Adam Curry: And how about the composer?
John C. Dvorak: Supposedly everyone is related to that guy.
He was just out. He was that guy. Well, you know who you're
also related with, like a musician. The same as that. You
know, like, imagine you know, Mick Jagger was the Mick Jagger
content of these musicians. They're all they do is they go
they chase women.
Adam Curry: Hey, listen, I don't know why you said that. But you
are also related and he's very proud of it to comics for
Blogger.
John C. Dvorak: Three years in medicine.
Unknown: That's what you said jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for
jobs
John C. Dvorak: okay, I know David Metis and Pikeville North
Carolina to 1233. But but but like to split this donation
between me and my daughter you do you can do the accounting and
it's fine. Lila. Lila Lila meet us. Meet us meet us. Can I get a
plug for our podcast the meet us pod and audio fiction slash
audio drama podcast and my 10 year old daughter liat. Lila
show which is in Unicode is something fun to share her
hardware. I can't read it.
Adam Curry: I think it's fun fact font. No, no, it's Fun Fact
Friday with Leila and David.
John C. Dvorak: Oh, okay. She wrote and recorded a theme song
does the audio editing is what she's a 10 year old and does the
show notes. Oh, I'm very proud of her and wanted to share her
hard work. I wanted to ask her if she wanted to run ads. She
said no. Because if we take ads and we can't tell all of our
facts nice. No agenda listener her whole life.
Adam Curry: Hey, man, go take that pre K for sa screw. Yeah,
John C. Dvorak: yeah, yeah. Methodology out here. We
Unknown: know how to do it.
John C. Dvorak: I also want to say that this community and it
involves jingles and you DSA for pre K for essay you don't even
know what a jingle is. I would also like to say that the
community that surrounds the no agenda is amazing. I have
reached out to a few producers over the years that have never
met with anything other than a friendly and helpful attitude.
Especially James Jennifer. Jed de Jake. Same Jennifer Wow.
Okay, James identifer have animated no agenda, hoping to
get a meetup going here in Goldsboro, North Carolina soon
douching please, you got it. You've been Eve deuced and
jingle request of detective Dookie. You all played it for
Lee when I donated on her first birthday so it's her. Okay, and
thank you but get given bad karma of course detectives
police SBU special Cooper's unit karma says dumb does good luck
but does podcast yeah like daddy's 10 year old doing my
guess she's got a future ahead of her she get get that
together. Sir Ben Knight is Black Knight of Brooklyn. In San
Francisco. Was there a birthday in that previous one somewhere?
Adam Curry: I don't believe so. No, I
John C. Dvorak: don't think so. Sir Ben Knight already mentioned
our first black night of Brooklyn San Francisco
California even though he's black that a Brooklyn two or 352
Sadly with Catalina let's finally move our QuickTime 732
bit he has to move beyond QuickTime 732 bit it's been a
while since I've messed with it. Audacity here's a three second
ISO.
Adam Curry: Did I was I was I supposed to get something?
John C. Dvorak: I'm guessing Yes. I
Adam Curry: don't think I've seen this.
John C. Dvorak: So at least I can do as a baron until I pay
off the last season. We guess we can do it later. Yeah. And then
it's back to donating to the best podcast in the universe.
wait, never mind. I just read John's newsletter. Okay, Jay ar
e wave is over. I just donated 33% of a check. I got back from
the San Francisco Property Tax Board to under $3.52. I used to
be the Black Knight of Brooklyn. But now I have to check in with
Dave Foley to see if I get a better salary as he sent me
notice that you can easily be the Baron of San Francisco.
Adam Curry: Welcome. Really have at it. Well,
John C. Dvorak: he says Baron of San Francisco or Baron of
portray arrow Hill no. No, it'd be the Baron of portrait you
want to be the Baroness San Francisco nobody has requested
that that I know. I'm glad to take some sounds gayborhood
track that stuff man. Definitely. I know Phil Yeah.
You're still obliged to deal with the Duke I know phil knight
Sir Peter Boyle also a donator to mo fax and the guy who hit me
in the mouth may be in contention well you got it. I
think I'm higher up in peerage even though it's been
fortunately he's going on about this longtime says he met you in
Hoboken and I remember years ago I
Adam Curry: remember that of course I don't I don't have your
ISO. You'll resend it to me. Sorry. Probably with the travel
but I do have this for you. Come on a dog that one up. So yes, I
remember it very well are hot pockets tour. Thank you, sir.
John C. Dvorak: All right. So you're a Baron of San Francisco
and I think you should be updated. I'm not sure that's
Adam Curry: an update on the title later on in the show.
John C. Dvorak: Or just by time somebody we need a Baron of
Oakland or a Walkman of the Buckeye tuner one dollars and
seven cents. Jingle cue up gonna give you the whole load. OCO. Yo
Yoko Ono and stop the hammering to to the head thank you for the
six hours of sanity every second Sunday of the week please add
stereo goat karma for no agenda nation. That's all Earl Walkman
of MCI.
Adam Curry: Although hammering is also the privilege has got to
John C. Dvorak: stop the hammer I can do it. No,
Adam Curry: I got it all just it was a whole load Yoko stop the
hammering
Unknown: after that smelt I don't know.
Adam Curry: You need to read along with me Okay, due to the
head to the head and then stereo goat karma which is also a
special request you know, this is not all at the ready, I'm
going to give you the whole load stop the hammering you've got
John C. Dvorak: I will say this this a lot of these jingle
requests tell a story and they do their narratives. With a lot
of words in it. Most of the stuff you get on mainstream
media so far. Eric Harvey on sandy from San Diego California
tuner bucks as a closeted small amygdala working as a researcher
in the enlarged amygdala the world of academia Yeah, no
agenda has been crucial to my sanity, especially over the last
few months. I've often noticed that many of my colleagues get
frustrated when I don't immediately share the same
levels of fear and hysteria over recent world events. And nod
your head a lot. Oh, yeah, I could use some jobs. Karma is my
NIH funded postdoc fellowship is ending soon. And I've yet to be
offered any of that sweet, sweet Chinese bribe money. How hard
could finding a job during a global pandemic looming
recession be?
Unknown: Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs? That's karma.
John C. Dvorak: And this final donation was the donation that
we discussed in the last show and you mailed a check to me
because she mailed a check to you.
Adam Curry: Oh, Victoria Peterson. Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Yes. Yes.
John C. Dvorak: from Antioch, Illinois. We already did read
her note last show. Yes, we did.
Adam Curry: And so then she'll be on the list today.
appropriately. Thank you very much.
John C. Dvorak: Yes. And that concludes it. That's our exit in
line. Yeah, that's right to executive producers. And 110
associate executives
Adam Curry: with lots of things, lots of things to communicate.
But it was certainly a good distraction from I don't know
the world coming to an end. I feel much better after that. It
good breather. Thank you so much for being our executive and
Associate Executive producers. Now these credits are real. But
anyone who sees that understands, okay, what you are
and what you've done. And just like Hollywood, you know, well,
I mean, the whole credits come early. We don't have any of the
hookers but neither is Hollywood. Now. You can't you
can't get hookers
John C. Dvorak: as hookers anymore.
Adam Curry: No, no there's nothing left for those guys.
Were it this is this is you're looking at the future of show
business.
John C. Dvorak: You have to say Harvey Weinstein's timing was
impeccable.
Adam Curry: I agree with you, Mortimer. Such a good job he
did. Please consider supporting us for our next show. On
Thursday. I'll be back in Austin, God willing, I presume
we'll be able to just fly back weird. And you can find out more
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for yet people in the mouth.
John C. Dvorak: The last show on the last show I teased the
school board dustup
Adam Curry: Yeah, this was the speaking of white privilege and
fragility and all of that this was a this was a
John C. Dvorak: so I have a few clips, just kind of snippets of
the kinds of things that were going on at this meeting.
Including I'm going to start with sorry, I mean, I could go
with I get four clips, and any one of them will work. I do have
one that has to be the last which is the short little video
when at the end, but you'll get it you get the point. You start
hearing a coat diaper. I'm getting codewords out of this.
This is all about this book, that apparently everyone has to
now read Are you sure you're not doing you're not doing what
you're supposed to
Adam Curry: do? This is the white fragility book but set
this up who are these? Who are these
John C. Dvorak: these people are on a school is that it's not the
school board is advisory council that that puts together the some
curriculum and it's
Adam Curry: a paid gig is are they just volunteers basically
are a
John C. Dvorak: volunteer organisation I found out later
okay, but it's good to has elected to head person and
they're all bickering with each other constantly, apparently.
And there's you can clearly see the lines between social justice
warriors and normal people. Let's play start with the DSU
doing the work.
Unknown: done my own work, and some of you have done. I'd like
to speak. I have a lot to say, but I'll keep this short. This
just illustrates to me
John C. Dvorak: that clip. Let's first bring that clip in later.
I want to get some people yelling. That's the end. Do you
console bickering apologise oh wait, wait. Okay, let's start
with this one. Okay, they start yelling at each other. There's a
Latino the vice president comes in and he's really are this guy,
by the way walked out on the meeting, even though it's a Zoom
meeting, disguise, a Latin X, VP. And he goes after me he's
really mad because they're been yelling at each other. Let's go
with this edu meeting Latino VP goes after social justice
warrior.
Unknown: Okay, nonsense that doesn't make a child learner
that doesn't teach a poor kid. Anything. Okay, so let's proceed
before you start making accusations about me about my
one vote, you want to get to know me, you ought to sit down
and have lunch with me. You don't know very many Latino
people, and you don't have lunch with perhaps you don't know very
many poor blacks to understand. So before you make these
conclusions and draw these, the these assumptions,
Adam Curry: what assumptions had she made about him?
John C. Dvorak: This part of it was not on the original clips
that she demeaned him in an in an act in an accidental way. And
she was just going off on everybody that we're talking
about this one woman who's going to come in after he berates her.
And you'd have to imagine her she's kind of a sizable young
woman with a big breasts. And she's and she's one of these
types that she has a Lavell ear that she's holding in front of
her mouth. My face Enos so wrong idiots with Lavell ears they
think is a standard mic or something. I
Adam Curry: think it's actually I think it's actually one of
those phone like for for a mobile phone, an older version
of a mobile phone, we have kind of a control unit and the
microphone, that's part of the wire. And she's plugged that
into her computer, apparently. So she's yelling into his
holding that thing over to her mouth, like, like an idiot.
John C. Dvorak: Yeah, okay, finish, you want to get
Unknown: to know me. And you know, I'd like to get to know
you. I'd like to get to my machine. But for some reason, I
don't deserve to say. And that's all I have to say. And I agree.
And I support Maude Marone. And I support what she's doing with
the nice of grant and the integration effort. And I am
sure that we can get there if you just let her work. And if
you in good faith, reach out to her and to others that don't
happen to disagree with your hollow and shallow diversity of
pronouncements.
Thank you very much.
So actually, Eric, can I please jump in. And I'd like to give I
want to say something because I were weeded out by name multiple
times. Edward, I want to apologise, you're gonna give me
a space to apologise. I want to acknowledge that you're calling
out the one vote was an example of white privilege. And it was
an example of trying to silence the legitimacy of your space on
this council. That was white fragility. And I am apologising.
Edward, I'm apologising, and you don't have to accept my apology.
And I, and there's work everyone has work to do. Do I have work
to do 40 plus years of white supremacy I need to undo. That
was unfair of me to make that point. And I don't want to
silence your voice and your voice has merit. Edward. And I
did I did sit with you at the before we before this Council
started. And I would talk to you again. And I'm sorry that and I
acknowledged that my words hurt you.
Adam Curry: So this is I think, around page 26 of the industrial
society and its future also known as the Unabomber
manifesto, where he speaks of this over socialisation, where
everybody is going to offend everybody in some way all the
time. And this is the result. Add to that the technological
component of a zoom call, which just screws up life call
together into your future.
John C. Dvorak: Play console bickering, apologise, more more
Adam Curry: cheese, this is so much better than the clips I
would have made. So I'm glad you did that. Because I didn't see
any of this part of it. This is dynamite.
Unknown: One of the things we should all learn to do. And I'm
learning to do this. When somebody tells you that you did
something wrong. The first thing to do is reflect on that. And
then apologise. Nuts. Okay, even if you don't agree, you
apologise. That's what Robin did. Oh, that is what you do.
When somebody says you did something wrong. And you hurt
them. You're supposed to say I'm sorry. And that's how that
works. Tom. Some people said you hurt them. You'd may not agree
but the least you can do is I'm sorry I hurt you. That is what
grownups do. Oh, so
called Tom not grown up now. Is that what you're saying?
Well, you can be the judge of that. What do grownups do when
somebody says, You hurt me and you don't apologise?
Adam Curry: Wow. And these people are indirectly involved
with the education of your children.
John C. Dvorak: The Joker this by the way, this guy Tom, who
she's targeting, who I don't have any clips from him because
he's too reasonable. Finally, he makes this assertion. So Tom
comes on and says, Okay, well, then I felt hurt that you
condemned me there. I want your apology. And no one would
apologise to him. The apology is only go one way. Oh,
Adam Curry: I see. So no, my
John C. Dvorak: no would apologise to Tom because Tom is
a dick apparently. So they didn't like that. So that's the
bickering apologies. And then we had this kind of shaved head
Asian woman. And this is doing the work. Which is, which is the
key word, I want people to realise that the the code word
is doing the work. Good means reading that stupid book, by the
way,
Adam Curry: I can incorporate this into my sentence. Excuse
me? Are you? Have you not done the work? Are you? Are you? Are
you using your privilege?
John C. Dvorak: And I'm gonna get to that is that the parallel
of that this is? Oh, after the two clips, we
Adam Curry: are we are learning good stuff here. People
Unknown: have done my own work. And some of you have done. I'd
like to speak. I have a lot to say, but I'll keep it short.
This just illustrates to me the need for anti racism training.
Because some of you definitely including myself, actually, I
would say all of us don't have the language to really talk
about this in a way that's constructive and productive and
growth oriented. And I have done my own work. And some of you
have done work with the CDC. Marisol hosted courageous
conversation, and some of you attended. Clearly, we need more
of it. And that was really the intent of my letter to you mod.
I don't see you doing the work.
Adam Curry: Oh, my goodness. So just homeless second, I don't
care what just you can't say anything that was without a
doubt that was it. I cannot believe like hands sadly, I can
believe this. But this has to stop. The tears will come
people. This will not end well. And it's I so this is
destructive. This is destroying people. And what's it what good.
Is it doing anybody?
John C. Dvorak: Well, it's making some time it's making
money and it's making one last clip. All right, and it's a four
second clip which I just want to show you get it this is another
person. These are all different people. And this is the last one
that I recorded which is that just to summarise, she's got it
nailed
Unknown: bridge divides to learn what I need to learn to do the
work.
Adam Curry: Do the work. Okay. It hit me. Where have I heard
this phrase before? You've got to do the work doing the work.
It's about the work. Are you ready? Are you ready for it? I'm
ready. I live with an actress for several years. The entire
acting community is about doing the work. You've got to do the
work to be able to get to that place to to do this role doing
the work. It's taken directly from Strasburg Strasburg, who's
the lead Lee Lee Strasberg is not the Yeah, the act is
detracting Yeah, the training coach. Yeah, the method actors,
this is method acting. They are teaching the method acting
John C. Dvorak: while doing the work is really actually
referring to what they really mean when they say the book,
read stupid book. Don't read the book, you're not doing the work
doing the work. This is the closest thing I've seen. And I
would I would attribute it to this book and this woman who is
going around giving her seminars This is very reminiscent of the
seminars you would get in 70s and it was that sprang out of
Earhart oh yes activity yes training Yes.
Adam Curry: Yes, yeah, that's what it was.
John C. Dvorak: These are all asked as a rewrite of how best
worked on his were more targeted, but it's the same kind
of thing they sit you in a room they brainwash is a brainwashing
session. Very well done. I've gone through a couple Love them.
When I was at the air pollution district, they made us go
through one it was some variation. But I, it was very,
it was a, they're great. And I can see how people get caught up
in and next thing you know you're going broke, you had no
more money it's all going to ask. And that's there's good do
you haven't got that angle down yet. But they're they're getting
there because you can never finish. That's the problem. When
you get stuck in this in this one of these, you got to keep
going to seminars, you got to take more courses. And the key
word back then I used to use it all the time. Because I we had
when I was at info where we had an SD nut ball working, there
was one of the writers, and I kind of you know, he talked
about it, and he just kind of like, well, why are you getting
out of this? You know, we all most of us thought it was nuts.
And I thought it was nuts. And but the key word that you could
use on people to to make them think that you are part of the
cult is have you had the training? Oh, you could say,
Adam Curry: oh, man, that is you said is yes. I've done the work.
I've have you done the training? And was it not in the series,
the Americans that that guy got wrapped up and in essence as
well on the show?
John C. Dvorak: Oh, I never, you know, people keep telling me
I've never watched the series, but that's quite possible.
Adam Curry: You know, it's about Russian spies in the United
States in the 70s during that era, during that era, would get
wrapped up in it. Wow, this is so good. So it's really kind of
a cycle. It's a fractal. And it's holdovers must have many of
these people must be the same people who were I bet you
there's plenty
John C. Dvorak: of coming into these. Oh, the old tricks, the
old techniques, the training method. Yeah, only now it's the
work. It's not the training, right? The training. Have you
had to train and now it's the work, done the work if you've
done the work and done the work, it's just a different code word.
But that's the code. And you all you have to say yes, I've done
the work and okay, you're he's one of us. He's one of the pod
people.
Adam Curry: Okay, let me see. Let me try. Let me try. Excuse
me. I've done the work. Are you using your privilege to assume
that I'm white? Oh, wow. It's a double whammy? Me. Yeah. Goes
all the way through. So I'm not even claiming I'm not white.
John C. Dvorak: Ah, that's dead is dynamite. I can't wait to try
it. Yeah, tears are violence, man.
Adam Curry: Crap. Oh, man, oh, well, we're watching
John C. Dvorak: a rerun of this bull crap from the 70s. With
these people. Yeah. And it just eaten, they're just rolling in
money. Like they just the tricks always worked. It was all the
little spin offs of s and there were a tonne of them. But John,
Adam Curry: think about it. So you have asked all these little
tricks, and we should probably consider highlighting them.
Because these are amplified through the mechanisms of social
media to amplified. So when you do the work. You get lots of
likes, you know, then the melody, the all the neurosis
triggers go. And so this is highly, highly addictive. Of
course, it never ends. Well, as you can tell. And what's
happening here is a complete meltdown. And then what then
what happens then you have to get on antidepressants or some
other thing. It's very,
John C. Dvorak: very screwed up if you're easily suckered. Yeah,
but okay, but
Adam Curry: we've look, we're old white group dudes, you know,
the most hated people in America, because maybe some in
the world, maybe some senses coming out. This is a generation
that grew up with the likes, and the follows and the and the
notifications and the bells and whistles, you just tie it into
something very easily. Add some authority figures
John C. Dvorak: as a major, this is some heavy duty thinking that
went into this. And it doesn't surprise me that the woman who
wrote white fragility is a psychologist or so she knows
about these tricks. This is applied psychologists used to be
just people didn't like to talk about it. But the CIA knows
about it. The idea was a place not psychology, it's applied
psychology, not in words, you use psychology to to manipulate
people. And that's what's going on here. They're bait people are
being manipulated by this. And the and you see the results of
these meetings and they're disruptive. And the people that
are being disrupted the normal people like that Latina that the
only guy that met that guy there, plus the Tom who is
berated and there's a there's one other guy who was a
defender. There's two sides of this thing you can see clearly
there was four people that were social justice types, and for
people that weren't, and they people that weren't and I have
to say this just across the board. Don't know what's going
on. Now. Don't know what's hitting them. Don't know how it
works.
Adam Curry: And really the only way you can protect yourself is
by sticking close to us.
John C. Dvorak: So your bid the bid you just did. Yeah, that is
your armour? You can you can do that, that that guy kind of did
that in that one clip which says, Wait, are you accusing Tom
of being immature? Right, right. Well, that was using that your
own language against it, but you can't do it in this problem. i
The way I see it, doing that kind of thing. And that's the
way I would do that my snide sarcastic manner Diagon. Right,
right. It's not the way to do it. Mine just do it that way.
Because I don't care. Right. So the way you describe, that's the
way to do it.
Adam Curry: I'm going to refine it yet again. I've done the
work. And I am surprised that you use your privilege to assume
that I am white.
John C. Dvorak: Yes, that's even better. That's a dynamite thing
to say to somebody. I think you have to step away. only works if
this somebody's calling you white racist. Yeah, there's
gotta be some other white supremacy mechanism is just a
baseline. I think for a lot of mechanisms that can be
developed, that would all put people push people back, there
was some guy, I think it was the Iowa Ohio State or some college
and this is a clip from like, years ago, when these kids came
in demanding this and demanding that and he used the idea of
you're, you're in my space, and he's he's through all the same
format stuff that now I feel I feel unsafe, just told these
kids and they all got out and left. They didn't follow up on
it at all. They just feel safe.
Adam Curry: It's fantastic. It's fantastic. And I think I think
we have an example of one of these in this ongoing
Massachusetts boycott of Starbucks, Whole Foods.
Remember, I remarked that they had this really cute girl young
woman who was doing all the talking about the Black Lives
Matter facemask which we're not allowed. Yeah. So she's back in
the picture. Now this is 232 weeks later, maybe a week or 10
days later. And then she is I'm thinking she is trained. And
it's too bad. We don't have video because one of the few
times you'd really name is Savannah, something or other.
Just listen to this training that's going on and listen to
this report because she's good. She's really good
Unknown: customers and employees boycotting side by side outside
of the whole foods in Cambridge.
And we've been told to take our masks off, or leave without pay.
It's going on day 18. Some employees walking off the job
daily after being reprimanded by management for wearing black
lives matter. facemasks at work,
I think they should let us support any kind of movement
that is human rights, not this one that's equal rights
until their bottom line is hurt. And they see that people care. I
don't think they're going to change.
Even the most morsel of shoppers are changing their minds about
the company's standing in solidarity with employees.
I feel completely uncomfortable giving them any of my dollars.
So we've stopped shopping here.
A Whole Foods spokesperson told CBS News their dress code policy
prohibits visible slogans, messages or logos unrelated to
the company, but their employees disagree.
We're Gay Pride pens, we were. We were Red Sox masks, we were
Bruins masks.
And I can't understand why they're not changing this policy
because it's so small.
Even though some of these employees are on the verge of
losing their jobs, they vow to continue to walk out and to
speak out until changes are made.
Adam Curry: I think that's what I think. And it's called a false
equivalency. To us what are those great new words to say
that representing sports pride for your town or your state is
equal to Black Lives Matter? political statement? In fact,
it's actually kind of kind of demeaning. It's kind of
demeaning to smoke, just like sports teams.
John C. Dvorak: This is one of those situations. Unfortunately,
I've said this before it should have happened at Evergreen where
the kids should have been expelled, because a kid going to
getting into college and the getting expelled from college
has to go home to their parents and say I got expelled. Why did
you get expelled? There's no good reason. Dave should just
shut that whole foods down and leave town.
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. It's been 18 days almost three weeks.
John C. Dvorak: Now I shut it down. That'd be a Bezos has got
the money. He doesn't care. Shut the Whole Foods down and leave
these people let them screw him and and make sure that's on
their record. They can't manage the
Adam Curry: store. Oh, no. But Bezos is in the same spot man.
He's running commercial showing how good they are for the green
earth and how Good they are for Black Lives Matters and $2
million. Here we
John C. Dvorak: realise is that Bezos even owns Whole Foods.
Adam Curry: At that column, this is happening. Bezos is in
trouble too. He's in trouble. He's outside his house, he's
John C. Dvorak: got to close that store.
Adam Curry: Alright, luckily, we have a complete disruption
coming on the scene. And this is real. I have a lot of respect
for what he's doing. And I think there's a method to the madness.
He famous is Reuters, Lee Sang
Unknown: that no one man should have all that power. But it
seems like rapper Kanye West wants some of it, announcing on
Saturday that he would run for president in 2020. Although it
was not immediately clear if West was serious about vying for
the presidency, just four months out from the election or if he
had filed any official paperwork to appear on state election
ballots. He posted on Twitter, we must now realise the promise
of America by trusting God unifying our vision and building
our future. I am running for President of the United States.
The deadline to add independent candidates to the ballot has not
yet passed in many states West and his wife, Kim Kardashian
West have visited Donald Trump in the White House, and he
already has at least one high profile supporter, Tesla CEO,
Elon Musk replying to the tweet, you have my full support.
Adam Curry: Okay. I want I want to and I gotta tell you, I've
analysed this guy, I like him a lot. I've learned I liked what
he did when he went into the Oval Office and he was talking
about the 14th amendment. And of course, people call him nuts.
And already TMZ has launched the headline, Kanye West and Mr.
Bipolar episode family concerned according to sources who are
familiar with their thinking, you know, that kind of stuff.
This is a very interesting move. If he's a billionaire, by the
way he is, he is a very wealthy, very successful guy. He comes
across as nuts in the media will portray him as however they want
to portray him. The same they did for Donald Trump. He has
maybe not a real certainly no shot of becoming president for
2020 This is the wind up this is a warm up for Kanye for 2024.
And he's a great choice. Because and I vote for vermin supreme. I
like his platform. Everybody gets a free pony. I love the
outfit and it keeps me unaffiliated so we can do this
show with clear conscience and heart. But Kanye Wow. So you
don't have to vote for Trump for all the things you don't really
like about Trump of being just a douche sometimes and being
cringy. But you Kanye is not going to beat Trump, but we'll
certainly take away a vote from Biden. That is a very powerful
position and Kanye will have some power. Maybe it's 1% of the
black vote. A DDoS in this case, who knows he'll have some peace
because a lot of people take him seriously as do I. And this is a
this is a Ross Perot game changer for this election. And
hello, he's a black man. He gets no respect when running for
president. He doesn't get any series interviews really in
Forbes, you know, like a kind of literal reprint of him saying
wacky stuff the same way they do about Trump. That's because they
take him seriously too. They know he's a detriment to the
whole idea of hiding Joe in the in the basement and having a
unity consensus technocrat government surrounding him
because that's what they're setting up. It's gonna suck
John C. Dvorak: suck. It is gonna suck
Adam Curry: if Joe Biden wins with whatever this whole unity
that is have you seen I have a clip here. Hold on a second.
This is the Biden Sanders unity Task Force. And they rolled out
the platform
Unknown: Task Force set up by Joe Biden, the presumptive
Democratic nominee for president and former presidential
contenders Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, an
independent released a sweeping set of platform recommendations
on Wednesday that lays out a progressive roadmap for
Democrats, the one that falls short of Sanders push for
radical change. The taskforce, which was launched in May laid
out its platform recommendations on a number of key issues
including climate change, criminal justice reform,
immigration policies, health care, education and the economy
in a 110 page document.
Adam Curry: If you're wondering where all the toilet paper went,
apparently the hill used it to have their voice over people
talk through when they're recording their articles.
John C. Dvorak: Not as bad as Biden.
Adam Curry: Bring it bring it bring me some Biden.
John C. Dvorak: Alright, so Biden gave this speech in some
little town and this was
Adam Curry: a big deal. He came out of the out of the basement
he was out all of a sudden.
John C. Dvorak: So nobody's miked him right. They played the
they played live streams on CNBC. He or one of them CNBC. I
think, CNN, I know the Washington Post, they won't play
live Trump thing but Washington Post even streamed it on
YouTube. And all and this is the best I could get. And this is
not only that, but it started raining during the oh gosh, that
everyone had to come and sign or violate mentioned that they're,
you know, they got these big circles, you're supposed to
stand in a circle, because every circle is six feet apart. Right.
And so that looked idiotic. And then of course when the thing
was over, they all mingled, I mean, come on, make up your
mind. So So it started raining and Biden was freaked out by
this and so he thought it was raining he didn't think it was
raining he kind of lost his sense of things because the
whole speech was read from a prompter and he walked off
immediately took no question though he couldn't have doing
this he still screwed up of course. So this is this is the
part where the stretch raining and Biden kind of freaks down
yet ad libs, labour unions that's great. guys out there.
You guys raise my gosh. This guy out there.
Unknown: Determination. Resilience is grit. strength to
get up no matter how many times you get knocked down. Respect
for hard work. People do it. These are the values I grew up
with and all of you
John C. Dvorak: Wow, Mike Greene was better miked.
Adam Curry: Yeah, and it kind of reminded me let me see if I can
do this. Let me see if this will work oh my gosh Joe walking in
the rain run nets I mean this is beautiful. It's so it gives you
such a vision of a powerful new leader.
John C. Dvorak: Yeah, the guy and they this is unbelievable
that I got the one gaff This is His Great Depression. Get listen
to this.
Unknown: Oh my gosh, I can't wait.
mobilisation, r&d procurement investment in waves not seen
since the Great Depression and World War Two low
John C. Dvorak: not seen since the Great Depression of World
War Two. Depression was that
Adam Curry: I gotta make sure he was saying that this is a fact
check need to fact check this
John C. Dvorak: mobilisation or indeed procurement investment in
ways not seen. since the Great Depression and World War Two.
He set up he wanted to say or I know this is on the prompter.
Yeah, right.
Adam Curry: Yeah, he misread it. This is. So this is he can't
debate Trump, which is why they're
John C. Dvorak: already getting to get out of the debate you
watch.
Adam Curry: It's not gonna be Yeah, this is gonna be voting by
mail. There's gonna be a diff shoot. You know what? No, we're
gonna watch out some kind of genius. Blockchain invention is
coming. And we're all going to vote on the blockchain. While we
have our masks on making love to our partners. Oh, I'm sorry.
That's not us. Because you and I are out on the street white man.
John C. Dvorak: So show that show up. I did get it find a
thing that Norah O'Donnell interviewed some time ago is
about it. I'd say maybe a year ago. Or, actually, it's just
before he was he got all his votes needed to be the nominee.
And he was in the studio. And it was actually pretty, it was
pretty. It was it was he was a synced kind of but there's a
there's something in this clip that I wanted to wanted to play.
And this is Oh, yeah. This is the fact that he won't he this
this was in June. And he wouldn't answer a question where
were Trump's name was invoked? And it would it was actually a
good question. It wasn't a Trump question. It was just a comment
that Trump made that she wanted him to respond to. He refused to
MIT to say anything about it because it's Trump, and she
never called him back on it. This very poor job by Norah
O'Donnell here. Do you believe
Unknown: there is systemic racism in law enforcement?
Absolutely. It's not just law enforcement across the board.
It's in housing and education and it's everything we do is
real. It's just Anyone that's serious? Look, not all law
enforcement officer racist, my Lord are some really good good
cops out there. But the way in which it works right now, you
seen too many examples of it. Do you support defunding the
police? No, I don't support defunding the police. I support
conditioning, federal aid to police based on whether or not
they meet certain basic standards of decency on
autumnalis When in fact are able to demonstrate they can protect
the community and everybody in the community?
Does it hurt Democrats? Cause if there are some in your party
that are saying defund the police, the President is
suggesting that shows Democrats are weak in terms of President
has no credibility on anything. Herein lies. He's the first
person anyone can think of, in modern history, who's taken
regular military officers and had the move against peaceful
demonstrators, causing four former Chiefs of Staff to say
this guy's bad this guy's wrong. He should just stop.
Adam Curry: Wait a minute. What's the National Guard,
wasn't it? Yeah, he says the
John C. Dvorak: military officers, you officers get out
there and stop those protesters.
Adam Curry: I thought it was generals, he made the generals
do it.
John C. Dvorak: General generals do some work. You're not doing
anything.
Adam Curry: Oh, my goodness. Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe. Well,
if you think that's the problem, and we'll just kind of continue
this thread for a moment. ABC News has found out that our
national parks are in fact problematic, which an avenue
term for us. This needs this situation with the natural parks
needs to be normalised. Or this can't be normalised depends on
how you want to use it. This sweeping vistas
Unknown: stir the soul, wildlife and waterfalls awaken a sense of
wonder. The American wilderness a playground for old and for
young and overwhelmingly white.
When you look around you don't see people that you identify
with. You don't feel welcome you feel out of place you feel
literally like you are an outsider.
And Brene Tarik is founder of brown people camping. When she
was eight years old, her family moved from India to Minnesota,
where she fell in love with the outdoors. 20 years later, she's
still astonished not to see more people like her. And they are
some people might say, Isn't this just that people of colour
don't like to camp?
Yeah. And to that I would say, No, right. That's a
generalisation. And they're just because something isn't
happening or the presence of someone is missing does not mean
they don't want to be there.
So many Americans of colour parks,
campgrounds and forest land are stubborn
bastions of self segregation.
Adam Curry: Damn. Do you think this is true? Is there some
truth to this? Seems wild this accusation
John C. Dvorak: that blacks don't like to camp?
Adam Curry: Yeah, John, that's that was my question.
John C. Dvorak: That was a very strange report.
Adam Curry: Oh, and it went on for seven minutes. It was very
in depth. And I don't know. Does I know who to ask of course,
that never really thought about that. And I've been bringing it
up on the next show. Yeah, I've been I've been around national
parks a lot. I don't know it's always seems pretty diverse to
me. But maybe it's tourists. I don't know. Who knows. So this
is national parks are problematic.
John C. Dvorak: Well, anyway, that's a that's a showstopper.
Whatever you wish you did there. Sorry.
Adam Curry: I didn't mean to stop the show.
John C. Dvorak: Let's just play this clip which I don't even
know what it is. called fake racist.
Adam Curry: Okay, well, this this can this could pick us up
out of this show stopping moment. Raymond DeRosa.
Unknown: And his family were having dinner on his wife's
birthday July 4 at Carmel Valley restaurant. Lucia.
We were there just celebrating. Having fun. When that fun
quickly
disappeared as the man you can see in the background of the
celebratory picture began ranting
suddenly I hear this loud voice. effing Asians.
A Rose says Nice. Jordan chan recorded what happened next on
her cell phone Say that again?
Oh, now you're shy.
Michael Lofthouse gave the family the finger then said you
need to leave. You need to not talk. You need to leave Asian
pieces.
He was full of hate and anger inside that there's still people
that are like that in this in this world. Let alone in this
country.
Oh Lucia employee quickly stepped in.
Adam Curry: Where did this turn? Rama bass to entertainment take
place
John C. Dvorak: Carmel at the Bernardus Lodge.
Adam Curry: And who's the white person of this fractious because
that's how it's usually
John C. Dvorak: person is a was did all the newest covered him
as a prominent Silicon Valley CEO of a company as cloud based
convenient out of San Francisco, which is where the story gets
interesting. But you've read that up and I'll tell you what,
what the deal is. Now
Unknown: I admire her for
that. In an email statement the vice president and general
manager at Bernardus Lodge and Spa in part writes, quote, We
are proud of our staff out Lucia in keeping with Bernardus lodges
core values. Michael Lofthouse also issued a statement writing
quote, my behaviour in the video is appalling. This was clearly a
moment where I lost control and made incredibly hurtful and
divisive comments. I would like to deeply apologise to the chan
family. I can only imagine the stress and pain they feel I was
taught to respect people of all races and I will take the time
to reflect on my actions or the word or understanding inequality
that so many of those around me face every day.
He's just saving face I think. I think he really meant what he
said and what he did. I don't believe his words. Because his
actions speak louder than the words he say.
A Rosa says those actions in part include additional
Instagram comments that appear to have been posted by Lofthouse
directed at one of the family supporters that include Asian
expletive and come near me or my people and your expletive dead.
Lofthouse did not respond to a request for an additional
comment about the Instagram post or his role as solid eight CEO,
a San Francisco based tech company.
I can't say what he did was was acceptable or right. No, he it
isn't. It isn't because a lot of people will probably disagree
with me by saying I forgive him, but I do.
Adam Curry: Okay, well, this is a interesting case that we have
on our hand. You've heard
John C. Dvorak: her she's he's the CEO of solid eight, a San
Francisco based tech company.
Adam Curry: Yeah. You've looked them up the solid eight. Okay.
All right. What's going on here? This is a hate. I
John C. Dvorak: looked at everything. Is this a hyper time
where they're located there and I sent a note to this. This is
the ABC report, send a note to the reporter saying you know,
give me the address of where they are instant where this
company is in San Francisco. Do you have it? The San Francisco
based tech company is San Francisco based. Yeah. He
started this company two years ago out of his house in Los
Gatos and now it runs out of a mail drop from it in a shopping
mall in Los Gatos that is to aim the aim mailbox company he's got
his box number he doesn't have a company that I can tell
Adam Curry: funny this is a porn company come on. I don't
John C. Dvorak: even think is data solid he does have a
website you go to I think a solid eight.net or something or
TV or some solid A dot info and and it's just a dead site. It's
it was put together through GoDaddy anonymously and it's
been Oh, I don't know decide to
Adam Curry: spend all this time on ABC or local ABC station
showing this guy racist Silicon Valley's CEO what is up
John C. Dvorak: Yeah, and then he also ran in USA Today it ran
it gives moto had a whole piece on it which called the President
of the United States a white supremacist. I mean, this is
completely nuts. This guy's this far as I can tell, this guy's
doesn't have a business. That'd be he's hasn't caught. It is an
LLC that's registered with the state of California through that
mailbox, in Los Gatos, which is supposed to be the office. And I
don't know what's the goal here and apology this guy had it was
a canned apology. How is this even a newest toy? This is a
this is a sham.
Adam Curry: So what is this? Is this a jab at the real Silicon
Valley to say, hey, we're just warming up over here. This is
what we can do.
John C. Dvorak: I don't know. Moto and after Asians for a
reason who owns Gizmodo. Gizmodo is owned by that company. That
was the day after Gawker Media fell apart
Adam Curry: because that's Peter Thiel by it all.
John C. Dvorak: I don't think so. This is the one that Jezebel
is also part of this operation. Try China's a bunch of social
justice warriors trying to find a quote and put in a newsletter.
It's pretty pathetic, but the scam of some sort and I can't
put my finger on why, or what? Or maybe just the publicity
stunt for the guy.
Adam Curry: Well, that's really lame way to go about getting
some publicity for your flowers
John C. Dvorak: to accomplish. Well don't do publicity stunts
unless it makes your money or sells books. Exactly. I'm
Unknown: gonna show my mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
John C. Dvorak: getting parched Ryan Smith on top of the list
for the guys who want to thank for show 1259 And he comes in
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Adam Curry: I already pre ordered that. So we're good.
Okay, good.
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Adam Curry: what is going on with that your for your full
you're flustered by Dame Jennifer.
John C. Dvorak: Dame Jennifer James and three
Adam Curry: what is she? What did she say? Let me see what she
says let me see what she says she's got some news in the
morning more value for value from you all from animated no
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John C. Dvorak: It's so her blam the Vikon of Georgia Baron of
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Adam Curry: he's got a human resource Max who he wishes a
happy birthday on the list.
John C. Dvorak: He also says I like to call him out as a
douchebag.
Adam Curry: All right. Now this isn't
John C. Dvorak: just for us this year, because to be paying for
his way. Thanks for the excellent continued coverage of
the pandemic. A lot of people like that.
Adam Curry: Now this next one Steve Webb, I just need to stop
for a moment. Steve Webb is OG I think he was the original God
cat one of the original God casters when we were just
starting 2004 2005 And he's it just needed 7777 Knees in
Riverside California street a little bit of his note, as
you're well aware, Adam, you changed my life when you wrote
the first little apple script that was the beginning of
podcasting. Now almost 16 years later, and over 2000 podcast
episodes later, what you began is still taking far too many
hours of my life. He says he took a few years off, but he's
he felt the calling to return to producing more content.
Lifespring media.com That's what I was getting to and he's doing
10 episodes. And I don't think he's I don't think he's donated.
But he wanted to say hi and he wanted to support the show and I
want to give him a deep deep deuced Welcome back.
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All right, well, we do have two meetup reports which are always
appreciated. From meetups that took place in the past few days.
I believe we go to Northeast Ohio first hello from
Unknown: the Northeast Ohio meetup. We are taking refuge in
North Canton because Summit County and Cuyahoga County are
both closed for business. This is Sir Christopher of Macedonia
saying hi and in the morning and I'll pass the phone around. This
is the Earl Walkman Memorial. This is Dame Ashley Lady of the
Lake whoa, whoa Hello John. I think someone's smiling at you
Ashley How you doing? Oh Walkman in the morning. This is Dame
Ashley Lady of the Lake. Hi John.
Real Estate in the Morning Sir David CPU in the morning fellas.
This is dude named Jay and I
Adam Curry: want to go with with all the Knights and Dames I'm
not a sir I really don't believe to be deserve to be on here. I
think you're getting an
Unknown: alarm. My wife calling wondering where I am right in
the middle of it.
Sergio we want here in the morning. In The Morning John
Adams. In the morning Adam done a call. In the morning Brian bag
is free back six to nine dude.
Kyle Blaine Maxwell didn't kill yourself tomorrow. Morning. This
is
Drew sample Northland
Sparky Johnson, Sandusky, Ohio. Boris Ungerleider somewhere what
Joe Bertolini Akron, Ohio
I think I got everyone so this is the again Sir Christopher
starting off from now Canton Ohio in the morning.
Adam Curry: Wow man. I think that 21 people or something it
John C. Dvorak: was off the hook. That's pretty amazing. I
love that and this is all just go from place to place as they
shut down behind them.
Adam Curry: I know they're running like breaking the law on
the lab. No agenda producer meet up in Ohio, Northeast Ohio,
where they're all clumsy together. We also have a
somewhat shorter report from Seattle. This is Patrick at the
Seattle meet Mina and half of us are still here.
Unknown: Hey, in the morning. This is Sir art Vandelay and we
are having a good time.
It's Sir the original douchebag from Seattle Washington. Hey,
coming at you from Wk RP in Seattle.
I'm Cal I was sitting by one Jonathan Coulton and I am a
colossal fucking douchebag okay. I don't watch the podcast. We're
gonna hit him in the mouth. Hey, this is well hit him in the
mouth. Hey, this is Thomas Donald Trump. Don't trust China.
China's asshole.
Hey, this is Bryce. And believe it or not, not everybody in
Seattle is crazy.
Adam Curry: Sounds like there's some good ones up there. That's
so cool. And I understand this. And I'm going to the next Austin
meet up. It's important you want to get out. You want to talk to
people that are least won't look at Unifor you don't have to
worry about them. You know they if you want to wear a mask if
you want to wear a hazmat suit, no one's gonna care at the
meetup. If you want to have nothing, no one's going to care.
You're just going to be together you can talk can't talk with
anyone any we can't talk with your own kids. Nuts. Hey, here's
the rest of the meetups as they're scheduled for today we
still have the Alexandria Virginia meetup I guess it might
be ongoing as we speak Hi guys. And that was really Northwest
pencil tucky probably also what's the you know still go to
night? Don't know it's probably busy as well as do at the most a
dome in Malta. I hope that that one okay. Then we have coming up
Friday on the 17th Montreal Quebec six o'clock case citizen
organising for you The venue is TBD. So go to no agenda
meetup.com Also on Friday in Croatia at the Adriana bar Alex
will be organising at 7pm Central European timezone and
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isn't a meet up there on the list and we have many more in
the future. You can just start one it's fun and cool people
come out and it'll be very good for your mental well being
during this global lockdown. In fact, it's like a party.
Sometimes you want to go hang out with us feels the same.
Dislike apart I wanted to take a moment, got a couple of three
clips actually, of Chris Fenton and also have two clips. Chris
Fenton is a producer, he like a movie producer, big time, he did
some of the Marvel stuff, Iron Man, couple other movies. And
he, as the story goes, was so tired of cow tiling to the CCP,
as all of Hollywood does, that he's written a book, of course,
which he is now promoting. And it's I have not read it yet. But
I look forward to. And here's just a couple of clips of him
talking about the hoops that they had to go through to get
have access to the Chinese market, which is really where
all the money is. Yet since the Clinton administration. That's
what the deals have been all about. So from Hollywood to the
sports world, NBA without China without access, and they and
they make take advantage of their position. And they will
cut you off, as we saw with the Hong Kong NBA Fructus, which
don't talk about that anymore. So here he is talking about, I
think this is Iron Man.
Unknown: One of the things that China was extremely strict on us
about was if you're going to have access to this market, and
you're going to have access to market and promote this movie
far beyond most movies, you need to shoot the movie here, you
know, not all of it, but parts of it. And you need to have what
they call first unit people over which means having Don Cheadle
and Gwyneth Paltrow and Robert Downey Jr. and having our
director over there, and showcasing the movie by shooting
it, you know, so many days in that market and having a certain
amount of the movie take place in China in the final cut.
Unfortunately, what happened, Robert Downey Jr got hurt in
that production. So we lost a lot of potential shooting days
that we could have done in China. So we ended up shooting
just second unit material in the market. And we did certain
things that, you know, with the CCPs, you know, guidance to try
to showcase the amount of moviemaking we were doing in
that market, and the amount of people that we were hiring with
those second unit shots that were Chinese, and the amount of
skill set and exchange that we're doing to help them build
their own film industry, right? Because remember that CCP is
about how do we govern 1.4 billion people and keep them
just happy enough that they don't revolt? Right? You can
make them all happy. There's not enough resources on Earth. So
how do you keep them just happy enough that they don't revolt?
Part of that is giving them all of what they need, and some of
what they want. But another big part of that is also building
their middle class. And how do you build their middle class?
Well, you create industries that hire skilled labour in the film
industry is one of them.
Adam Curry: And it's already all there. There's nothing left not
much. In Hollywood.
John C. Dvorak: Yeah, well, this is true.
Adam Curry: Here's a here's a funny anecdote he had about the
movie Point Break. They did, I guess they did A a remake of
that movie of Point Break. But he, again, a little interesting
tidbit on how much control that a CCP has over the storyline.
Even Point Break
Unknown: is another one right where we did the remake. And
there was a scene in that movie where we were going to open up
the film with a cold open, which is always that high action sort
of impact three minutes that gets you right into the movie.
And it was going to take place in Shanghai. And it was going to
take place in a building way up, like on the top floor of one of
those massive buildings in the Pudong district. And it was a
diamond, the diamond store, diamond showcase centre, and
these motorcycles were driving through and they got on the
elevator, and they started taking all the diamonds. And
then they drove out the building up on the 100th floor. And they
had parachutes and they were supposed to take the diamonds
with them. But because they're sort of Robin Hood characters,
they were going to spread the diamonds all over the city from
the air. And then all the Chinese were supposed to pick up
the diamonds because the Robin Hood effort, you know, one over
the rich diamond dealers or whatever. But the Chinese
government said, You can't do that. I was gonna say this. I'm
sure that when didn't go over very, very well said Well,
number one is our police would have caught them. And number two
is the Chinese people would not pick up diamonds that weren't
theirs. So this does not make sense.
Adam Curry: That might actually be true. So we need to help the
Chinese people. We need to keep that Tell them what's going on.
John C. Dvorak: I don't know if they pick up a diamond if you
see it laying around.
Adam Curry: That's our tip of the day. Our anti CCP Tip of the
Day. If you see a diamond laying around, go ahead, pick it up.
It's okay. Tell the tee it's
John C. Dvorak: a little subtlety that's got to drive
these guys nuts, which is that our police wouldn't let that
happen, right? When you compare it to our storytelling
mechanism, it just on TV, for example, let's examine the show
NCIS Los Angeles, where there are bombings and shootings and
car chases and explosions all over the place. Why these NCIS
people and no local cop ever shows up. Our police in Los
Angeles don't give a crap.
Adam Curry: You know, I It's so predictable. But the cops are
just gonna walk they're gonna leave people are going to find
other things to do.
John C. Dvorak: So I think this is done, we're gonna have a
policing problem and this major knee jerk lives major move is a
Marxist idea. Yeah, yeah.
Adam Curry: major problem. I mean, once you even just start
talking about defunding taken, it's over. It's over who wants
wants that job? Ah, it's very, very sad.
John C. Dvorak: Okay, so I have a couple of things to end with.
Please. I thought this room gently get to witness some Let's
fly where I got one short, Kaylee one. Let's get it out of
the way. She's bitching and moaning because she did a press
conference early in the week where they all they asked her
was about the Confederate flag, the Confederate flag because
Trump tweeted some something stupid and
Adam Curry: see this is this is what this is what Trump does
that will make people vote for Kanye. It's this kind of shit
that drives people.
John C. Dvorak: Nobody's voting. Okay, you can think that all you
want. But this is a classic is she didn't have any didn't have
a setup. She didn't have any target. But she did ever classic
clothes and walk with me yelling at her
Unknown: on ventilators and having collators that we were
able to deploy around the world and help other countries. So
that's what I would have to say on COVID. And finally, I did
with this, you know, I was asked probably 12 Questions about the
Confederate flag. This President's focused on action,
and I'm a little dismayed that I didn't receive one question on
the deaths that we got in this country this weekend. I didn't
receive one question about New York City's shootings doubling
for the third straight week in over the last seven days
shooting skyrocket by 142%. Not one question. I didn't receive
the one question about five soldiers who were killed. And
I'll leave you with this remark by a dad it broke my heart. A
dad of an eight year old lost in Atlanta this weekend. They say
Black Lives Matters. You killed a child she didn't do nothing to
nobody was his quote. We need to be focused on securing our
streets making sure no lives are lost because all black lives
matter that of David Dorn and that of this eight year old girl
thank you we're glad to
welcome you back last few all those topics.
Adam Curry: Wow. Wow. That was what kind of what is what's
going on with her?
John C. Dvorak: She's worked her job she's irked teach Bailey.
She's really just different. Sarah Sanders is not much
different the way that you approach these things. Sarah
always had this grouchy look on her face. She never smiled when
she did. It was rare. And it wasn't part of it. She wasn't a
cute bubbly blonde. So the cute bubbly bubbly blonde comes on
and she's smiling. She knows everyone's name. And then at the
end she she turns on the group and is yells at her for not
doing their job correctly,
Adam Curry: which is why we love her and tag back while we write
songs about her. May we have her around long time? But I don't
know. I I'm worried
John C. Dvorak: for her future. Oh, she's fine. Says you? I
think so. So I got two other clips. All right. Just a news
clip. This is the same Sophia This is a major story that
they're playing on. They played it on CBS. So I guess they're
picking it up in a national level. But when you we talked
about the pope earlier I did this happen? I'm thinking oh,
yeah,
Adam Curry: yeah, this, this is another another another piece of
the puzzle in the new Dan Brown and
John C. Dvorak: this. I have two of them. One is it starts with
lowercase i think is the real clip. The other one's was is an
empty file.
Unknown: Okay, the World Council of Churches expressed dismay
today following a decision by Turkey's president to convert
one of the country's most famous landmarks from a museum into a
mosque. The iron Sophia in Istanbul was built 1500 years
ago as an old Orthodox Cathedral. CVS is Holly Williams
is there
for nearly 90 years is a fear has been a museum, built as a
cathedral for Christians, later becoming a mosque for Muslims.
But modern Turkey's founder Kemal Ataturk wanted it to be a
monument for everyone who's the winner. Now Turkey's current
leader regifter. You've heard one has announced it'll be
converted back into a mosque delighting his devout supporters
who celebrated outside is Sofia, chanting God is great. But the
decision horrifies those like Nobel Prize winning author Orhan
Pamuk who want their country to remain a place where politics
and religion are kept separate,
Adam Curry: that are millions of sacred texts like me who are
crying against this, but their voices are not heard because we
don't have enough free speech and democracy in Turkey.
Unfortunately, anymore.
Unknown: I Sophia was built as a cathedral around 1500 years ago,
when this city now known as Istanbul was ruled by the
Christian Byzantine Empire. Then nearly 600 years ago, it became
a mosque when the city was conquered by the Muslim Ottoman
Empire. In modern day Turkey, the religious and the secular
rubbed shoulders, often surprisingly, sometimes
uncomfortably. Your decision to convert ISFP back into a mosque
has been criticised by Christian leaders. And US Secretary of
State Mike Pompeo warned against it.
Adam Curry: When I hear this report, I am so happy that the
state of Texas is lowering marijuana to a second class
drug. This is I mean, this is crazy. This is Vatican shit this
is you know,
John C. Dvorak: something going on. Yeah,
Adam Curry: I think you've been there. Okay, cool. Oh, yeah,
John C. Dvorak: definitely. Oh, tell me it is unbelievable. This
thing was built in like 500 and it is so big. It's it's
absolutely impossible to believe that this is built it was built
during that era. It's a gorgeous facility. The other thing is
there's a nearby there's another famous mosque called the Blue
Mosque that serves the purpose I don't know why they're switching
this back it was originally a Eastern Orthodox Church did
massive massive church I mean you have to go visit this thing
to to imagine how monstrous it is. And then of course the
Ottoman Empire took it over and turn it into a mosque and it's
it works as a mosque
Adam Curry: it works as a mosque I mean, that looks like a mosque
Don't I need to change something no conversion like just hang a
different sign on the outside? What's the deal take the cross
John C. Dvorak: go into thing it's pretty masky already
although there are some images imagery in there, which they
know what they're gonna do
Adam Curry: paint over the fresh Yeah, I'm gonna paint over the
frescoes This is not have to do
John C. Dvorak: that because they have this. They the
frescoes are nice, are gorgeous. Well, that's done. It's a
fabulous place that I don't understand why they politicising
it's something else is going on and we have to assume End of
Times, and The Times could be I the last clip I have is irksome
clip
Adam Curry: as opposed to this,
John C. Dvorak: okay, yeah, that's pretty bad. That's up
there. Yeah, this is the pro sports team names and the all
these names. They're trying to change all these names. This is
a good story because it brings in an element that I do want to
discuss before we quit the show, which is the notion that putting
any sort of makeup on is akin to blackface. And we have to
remember that blackface is a specific insult and an
appropriation based on the minstrel era. It's got nothing
to do with painting your face at a football game red or blue or
green or anything like that, at all. But in this case, now we're
going to everything's going to be equated to black face.
Unknown: Long time, there have been calls for certain pro
sports teams to change names that many of you as racist
change has been slow to come by. But there is now a renewed
debate. Frank Morris with memorization case you are
reports on what makes this moment different.
Lots of Native Americans load the name of Washington's NFL
team, the Redskins?
Yeah, it's a dictionary defined racial slur. Full stop.
Crystal Echo Hawk, who has the advocacy group illuminated says
a 30 year stalemate with a team suddenly broke when Washington's
corporate sponsors demanded a new name and the team had
reconsider it.
What changed was the murder of George Floyd. And it changed
everything in this country
John C. Dvorak: that includes customer preferences. Just this
week, Walmart and Amazon joined others and stopped selling the
team's merchandise. Mike Lewis, marketing professor at Emory
University, just the Washington team name now has become more of
a burden than a benefit. And he says it's just the beginning,
the Indians
Unknown: second, the chiefs probably Third, the Braves and
the Blackhawks don't take a lot of heat for whatever reason. But
at this point, I think all sorts of team names are now in play.
John C. Dvorak: The Cleveland Indians have launched a formal
name review that leads primarily the Kansas City Chiefs, Atlanta
Braves and the Chicago Blackhawks hockey team. The
three teams all claim to venerate Native Americans.
Crystal Echo Hawk says the names Braves Blackhawks and chiefs
alone are not racial slurs, but they do carry heavy baggage.
Unknown: But the imagery that gets associated with those
names. It's the racist fan behaviour when a fan paints
their face red. That is blackface. blackface is wrong.
We I think most people in this country get that now. All right.
John C. Dvorak: I see your face red. That's black face. No,
that's red face. black faces generic.
Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. It's a concept. No.
John C. Dvorak: That's not okay. No, by the way, you paint your
face blue. That's not okay.
Adam Curry: It's problematic black face problematic.
John C. Dvorak: issue. You know, you're the one that ban that
word.
Adam Curry: No, I didn't ban it. I said you got to look out for
it. And now we use it as like a rim shot.
John C. Dvorak: You're using it? Yes. Well, you're using I'm
over. You're using the reason I decided not to ever use it but
you're using it now. I'm feeling obliged to go back to using
okay, then I used to use it all the time and
Adam Curry: I'll slow down but it still should only be a
rimshot for us. It shouldn't be we actually mean that.
John C. Dvorak: I'd rather have a real rim shot.
Adam Curry: We can't normalise that room shot. Well, I guess at
the beginning of the games, when we have flybys of F fifteens
with Tomahawk missiles attached that will be okay. And maybe the
Chinook helicopter or maybe the Black Hawk maybe those will fly
over. I mean, come on. Where does it well? No sound like like
an am radio talk show guy come on. Where does it end? Yeah,
okay, Boomer. Well, it ends only with things that hurt Trump nor
that we can spin to hurt Trump or feeling your local politician
anywhere because this is not just taking place here. Boris
Johnson has it many other Bolsonaro Yeah, it's it's a
great time to be a podcaster that's all I can say. Very, very
John C. Dvorak: proud of with your own network to distribute
yourself without having to go through pod bean or any of these
Federation's going oh, you know, we don't think your podcast is
suitable anymore.
Adam Curry: Grumpy Old bands is next with Dame Carolyn Blaney on
on the iron stick. So you can check that out? Uh, no agenda
stream.com. And of show mixes some some fun ones. Can we have?
Let's see Jesse Coyne Nelson. We have very nice work from
Professor Jones. And Rolando Gonzalez checks in with his 15th
mix. And we will be back on Thursday. Coming to you from the
mouth of the rat here in the Sunshine State of Florida,
United States of America. I'm not quite sure what the femur
region is, but I hope to get out soon. Anyway. It's the hotspot.
That's where we are in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
John C. Dvorak: I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where
during the show, there were six motorcycle runs that shut down
the freeway, one of a massive I'm Jhansi Dvorak we return
Adam Curry: on Thursday right here on no agenda. Remember us
at the vortech.org/and A until then adios mofos and such
Unknown: according to our new ABC News poll,
Ipsos nine out of 10 Americans say they want to mask in public
in the last week. Right now in the United States. People should
not be walking around with masks. But there's some partisan
divide.
John C. Dvorak: You said as late as March 31. There was no
consensus on wearing masks. Let me explain to you what happened
back then.
Unknown: But in general, if someone is well enough to be out
in public, they're medically well enough to put some kind of
face covering or mask on.
Nobody's wearing nobody's putting together
an off duty officer was seen body slamming a woman at a
Walmart when she allegedly refused to wear a mask
a little more than a fashion symbol submission virtue signal
showing that they're good citizens obey the instructions
okay we're gonna play that game in your neighbourhood a
symptomatic don't wear a mask all your friends the cases are
spreading in your neighbourhood stay in town matters in your
neighbourhood still writing ins not going back to normalcy you
boss cars the programme is coming up again and keep off
this programme is essential and your neighbour just go back to
gates we're
coming to the people challenge us when young people and other
people who are frustrated by the people you you are paying to be
among people out there throwing rocks, breaking windows and
burning down buildings. Young people are responding to that.
And here's an easy way to find not just some of them, not just
here in Minneapolis, in every city, across America, where our
people are being murdered, everywhere. That's the bottom
line. For your job. Do what you say this country is supposed to
be about the land of the free for all it had not been free for
black people and we are tired. Don't talk to us about looting.
America has loaded black people American loaded and Native
Americans when they first came here, loading is watching do we
learn from you, we learn from you. We learn from you, what we
learn from you. So if you want us to do better, you do better
if I can't, I'm not allowed to go to church. I'm not allowed to
open my own business. I can collude other people's
businesses.
In my city with bricks. I'm not allowed to peacefully protest
the lockdown of my place. I'm not allowed to protect
historical monuments a district are not allowed to have an
opinion on racial matters because I'm white, but I don't
have an opinion on it and the reason why people are oppressed
riot industries with the BLM Trump rally COVID-19 Does anyone
else not? I'm Doug. MoPhO avora.org/a sizzle board and
I'm going to give you the whole load today.