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about working over perhaps understanding better the insect kingdom. I feel especially focused on
this because we have insects. The warm weather brings out the best and the
worst of most anything and everything. Everything grows. There are ants colore this
year because of the wet weather in many parts of the country. In the
driveall yeah, and the dry parts. Let's say again, Oh, I
was saying, it's both. Usually it's just those big ones, or it's
just the little ones. It's like it at least picks one or the other.
It's all kinds. Yeah, they're all over the place, and there
are other insects. Are you calling the exterminator? Is that the way you
handle this? Or do you do what one of my earlier guru suggested to
me, look at them and talk to them and tell them to go away
as nicely if you ask nicely. There are and I must admit to not
being that that I'm not that fundamentally close to ants. I tend to squatsh
them and push them and stuff flies the same way. A lot of flies
around, especially if you have food out of your entertaining in your you know,
outside. Flies are all over the place. Mosquitoes are all over the
place. There are a lot of those around because the water, again,
the wet brings them out, or the heat, the humidity. They seem
to like that a lot. So let's say bees, a lot different kinds
of bees, but you'd expect them to be out. The bees are productive.
I'm not sure what ants do bees? I get, but I don't
know about the rest of it. What do mosquitoes do? What are they
supposed to do for mankind? Or and maybe that's arrogant. Why should they
be here to help us? Right? I think it's one of those things
that they are food for something else that is important. Yeah, what birds
eat the mosquitoes? Right? What do you think a meal of mosquitoes taste
like? I don't know, you should try it. Let us know,
throw some barbecue sauce on it. There's a chocolate the chocolate cockroaches, which
should become quite the thing there is all. So I'm just thinking about nature,
if you will. And a friend of mine who has some bees,
she is very interested in making sure that the bees are happy, and so
there was an invasion. Her bees nest got invaded by bigger and batter bees.
So she was trying to take care of that this is her first joy.
There are a lot of people a bees kind of like having it chicken.
Everybody wants to have chickens in their backyard. People want to have bees
too, because we're trying how to do it. I can't tell you how
many people I know of who have tried to do the bee thing and they
didn't exactly know what they were doing. They just got the bees and put
them in what they thought they were supposed to do, and then bees left.
Guy then die, they left, they left, They're like, we're
going to go somewhere else. Or people who get chickens don't realize that they
are Um, they're not solo animals. They need to be with other chickens.
You can't just get one chicken and thinking Okay, this is enough,
isn't. And that's the same with horses even yeah, or cows and cows
yes one, No, it doesn't work well. And frankly, there are
a lot of people who don't think you should have one dog. You should
have maybe two dogs. And I guess that depends I've had I've never really
had two dogs together. Well, no, there's not true. As a
kid, I've had a saint Bernard and a mutt and they get along gray
together and there's good. Yeah, there's a lot of action and the two
of them somehow we have I think I told you, well, I didn't
tell you the story. We have a calf that was born blind and rather
than disposed of the calf otherwise she's healthy, but there wasn't you know,
what do you do with her? She can't really live on her own,
So we put her together with a goat that had a bad leg, and
the goat and the calf have bonded so that they now can go live together
in the same circumstance and they'll be they're taking care of each other. For
It's just amazing how mother nature work. Yeah, it is yep, right,
all right, Well, from the sweet to the not so sweet.
Sanctions. The Treasury Apartment is a sanctioning some Mexican citizens, including the brother
in law of Joaquin Guzman, remember him Guzman he called his name is Chapitos.
Prosecutors in our country blame him for most of the fentanyl trafficking into the
United States. And so we're trying to get at why is the government of
Mexico so aloof they don't seem to give a damn about any of this stuff.
We have to chase them around. They're not chasing the bad guys.
They seem to maybe if they're so corrupt down there, they maybe it seems
that they they that the problems that we are having are because there's nobody down
there that's kind of watching the store. They let them get away with murder,
literally and figuratively. So now the United States has to go after them,
and there their sanctions against the family and sanctions against the Mexican go l
Chappo's family is like one of the bigger more I think more well known Gooseman's
is known as Elf Chappo. Yeah right, yeah, yeah, his sons
are the one of the Japdos. Yeah, bad guys. I thought shapedoes
was something that JA had as a snack. No, maybe doritos spos doritos.
No, and let me think this one through all right. Meanwhile,
speaking of bad guys, the Russians now they're they're almost the eternal bad guys.
All of my life, the Russians have pretty much always been the bad
guys movies, stories and in real life bad guys. Although the Chinese now
have plenty of bad guys that come from China, and then the Middle Eastern
guys. For a long time, the bad guys were the the Arabs.
Right, if you're an Arab, you're a bad guy. You're a Russians
appointing. Yeah, people are just there's so much prejudice that we as society
start to like, oh, well this these people are in the news.
So anybody who has that kind of background or ethnicity or race and odd a
bad guy. And that's been happening first for a year. I mean,
look at who was it the Irish back in the day. Oh yeah,
yeah, after that happened. Yeah, And it's just it's so disheartening because
everybody has to be put in a box and there's just so much open hate.
Pretty bad. So a Russian commander, a submarine commander, who was
close to a couple of the paramount of people in all this discussion of the
attack on Moscow, et et Et was killed the other day. He was
killed by somebody it looks like the Russian mob, but nobody really is sure.
And they're wondering whether this guy was just out jogging, whether he was
the target of this because they want to make an example out of people who
are on one side or the other. He was just gunned down, and
so apparently they tracked him because this fellow has some kind of running gear and
in it is a running app that you can track. So he was definitely
targeted and he was they were able to see. This is the one of
the reasons that bring this up to right. So one of the reasons they
bring this up is because we have all of this tracking. Everybody has got
their phone. You can be tracked on that your car. You can be
tracked on that they're buying certain tools or things that are used. You can
be there's no privacy. Everybody knows everything about you or anybody can find out
anything about you. So there are three or four different lessons from this murder.
One of them that he was wearing some kind of sports apparel that had
some some coining in it that that could be tracked. And the second thing
is that he was connected somehow or other to one side of this business going
on in Russia. You know, underneath the surface, we don't know a
lot of the discussion we have discussed on the right word. We don't know
a lot of the happenings in Russia because it's a very closed state, in
a closed society. We have some information because there are spies everywhere. Well,
we don't have a lot of information as to what's really going on with
Putin, but apparently this guy was somebody who wasn't a loyalist. And Putin
is a murderous thug, as we all know. He wants to get rid
of anybody and everybody that he knows about anyway that is not on his side.
And apparently, somehow or other, this guy, the submarine commander,
had been vocal in his criticism of what was going on in Ukraine and so,
and because he was considered a leader, they took him out out gone
be happy that things aren't quite that bad here in America. Things are not
great, But I don't think we go around shooting people who don't have If
that's the case, a lot of people are going to get shot because there
are a lot of people who don't agree with what's going on, and there
are a lot of emotions that are attached to these sorts of things, and
the emotions are the urgency here of dealing with this is that we have a
so called news media that fans the flames of hate and fear and things that
are certainly negative emotions. We have so much negative emotion built of everybody's upset
about something. Right, everybody's got a problem. There's something wrong with this,
some wrong with that. We could spend all day complaining, all right,
So you want something not to complain about, Here we go inflation.
Inflation is down to three percent. It was four percent in May. It's
down to three percent in June. This is the smallest year over year rate
increase for two and a half years. So did the whole business of jacking
up the rates do the trick? Who knows? But all that stuff his
head in the right direction, and that's something to be thankful for. Over
in the green room is Britney Spears, who has a new memoir and in
it there are a lot of things that a lot of people are not gonna
like. Apparently, so there's going to be also the question is going to
be part of the I think if I'm not mistaken, Jay, you can
correct me if I'm wrong. Controversy will be actually what the cover looks like.
Apparently they've decided what to put on the cover. I guess I can
ask a rhetorical question, here are you a Britney Spears fan. We talk
a lot about it. You are, I know you are, Yeah,
right, So what do you think of the decisions that have been made for
the cover art for Britney's memoir? What is the I think it's great.
It's a vulnerable photo. She's topless. It was taken back in two thousand
and one, when kind of like she was still in her prime and before
everything really started to go downhill. And I mean, this is just it's
great that she gets to speak her truth after being stifled for how many years
was she in the conservatorship? And even prior to the conservatorship, she she
was held tightly to the to the what is it? What's the saying to
the best? Yes? Tight like yeah, she was kind of shut down
from saying a lot of things even prior to the Conservative ship. Yeah,
but I'm not asking about that. I'm asking about that cover. Yeah.
I already answered that one. I think it's great. It's a photo taken
from the two thousand and one it's a very vulnerable cover. It's fantastic.
You're not going to tell us it's topless, she's topless? Oh, I
didn't say that. I thought I did say that. I'm sorry. Yeah,
she's topless, but she has her arms position where she's like covering herself
and it looks like she's in this metallic skirt. So, as a matter
of course, here's somebody who has lots of talent. A lot of attention
is paid to her. Whether she could or couldn't deal with it. She
certainly still has the talent that isn't taken away from her. But yet all
the other stuff that has gone on with her mother and her sister and her
father and all that stuff has been legend. Yeah, it's all it's when
it becomes like he said, she said, they said all of these things.
And Britney's sister, Jamie Lynd Spears are already put out her memoir,
which I believe it's I'm not sure if it did well to begin with,
but it seems like now it's not doing so well. It's going into dollar
bins. And that kind of makes sense because everybody's more excited about Britney's memoir
and hearing from her point of view, her truth. Well, this thing
has it's because people don't deal with their own stuff. Well, they look
at something like Brittany, they wrap themselves around that story because they can't deal.
I feel like she is a magnet for lots of different stories, a
lot of people that have the same issues, but they don't do anything or
it can't feel to do something about it, so they go to They although
somebody like Brittany as a means of dealing with their own stuff. Anyway,
So that's the story. Britney Spears has a big memoir coming out, so
look forward to. If you're a fan, I have a music quiz for
you, Jay I always I put these out here not to embarrass you,
but just to sort of have a line in the sand so that we understand
the differences between what our cultural influences are. So back in nineteen sixty eight,
a famous personality, famous singer performed for inmates at fulsome prison and an
album was made. Oh well, this one's iconic. I mean, okay,
yeah, you don't even have to finish. But I guess go ahead
with a question, because isn't there a game show? If you answer before
the question is over and you are correct, it's still an incorrect answer.
I'm not sure finished before that. Maybe is that that one with the attractive
blonde is the what is it called the Climb or something. I don't know.
Very yeah, anyway, James, do you know the answer question?
James Collins at the Controls and Our Studio in Dallas, Yes or no?
Okay, famously performed for inmates at fulsome prison in nineteen sixty years. I
was just okay, mak you Jay, I was just about to say,
I was actually about I really was about to say, Johnny Cash okay,
the Man in Black. Yeah it was it. Yep, you've got it.
Okay. The powerball jackpot is now over seven hundred and forty million dollars.
No winners and the other night, So the next drawing I think is
tonight? Is it not? Is it thirdday? Three times a week they
do this, I think, yeah, Monday, confused exactly. Yeah,
well they don't have the drawings on the same night, right right, And
I think one of them has two nights and the other has three nights or
maybe actually two. It's last night. So there was a drawing on Monday,
nobody won, so the drawing was scheduled for a last night. Apparently
nobody won again. Yes, that's right. So the next is Saturday.
Saturday. Next drawing will be Saturday Powerball tickets two bucks purchased in forty five
states, and you can if you look at the month. Jennifer and I
were talking about this yesterday. What happens to the money where it really goes?
She thinks the mob is behind this, and that's where the other half
of the money goes. I suppose the American government could be considered the mob
in part because of the amount of money that they extract from all of our
systems. But the proceeds supposedly go back, in large part to the region
where the ticket was sold. I did not know that. You know,
they were all the story, Oh, we're gonna use it for education.
I'm going to say, kind of situations. No, the tracking that's been
done of where the money goes, most of it goes to sort of back
into the general fund, and it depends on the state, the region,
that sort of thing. Because as I and maybe a lot of people have
forgotten this. But if you let's say the money is in West Virginia and
you buy take it there and you win the you have the six winning numbers
and you win the money, the balance of the tax money that you're paying
goes back to that region. So you're paying in some circumstances. Let's say
that somebody wins seven hundred and forty million dollars, or it looks like seven
hundred forty million dollars, it'll actually be less than that. The last time
a powerball jack part was one was back in the spring, player from Ohio
got two hundred and fifty two million dollars out of a five hundred million dollar
pot. I think so anyway, it's but people are buying tickets, and
that's neat if it doesn't do as much good as you would like it to
do. In the general sense, it does do a lot of good for
people in their psychology, it doesn't for me anyway. If about a ticket,
I think it's great to think about, Okay, what are we going
to do with this and that, how we're going to help people? So
yeah, anyway, we'll look for what happens on Saturday night. Meanwhile,
billionaire Rupert Murdoch, who runs the Fox Empire, has decided that he's going
to flush mister DeSantis down the toilet because he doesn't like him. He doesn't
like Trump and never has, and so Fox had taken on the role of
enhancing the chances for de Santis to be the Republican nominee, but apparently DeSantis
hasn't kissed the ring. So now Murdoch is privately telling people that he wants
to see Governor Glenn Junkin from Virginia entered the race. Junkin said he wasn't
going to do it earlier in the year because he's thinking there's going to be
too much focus on Trump and I think there's a lot to be said for
that. So he's waiting for twenty twenty eight. But then because now Murdoch
likes him, he's thinking, well, maybe I should get back into the
race. Why is it the one person has that much power? Right?
Think about that? Why does Rupert Murdock? Why is he a kingmaker?
Kind of reminds me a little bit of what happens with the Koch brothers been
all the money that they raised. There a few people who seem to want
to decide who's going to be the next president? And is that fair?
Is that right? Is that just? Is that the American way? The
answer is no, no, but yet it is now the way it works.
And so is it my being naive money rules at all? I don't
know. I think that I've always thought that Ruper Ruddock was full of a
lot of you know what and so in this But he's he's made a lot
of money, created a lot of stars, and created a lot of hooplah
around things and so. But again I asked the question, should one person
have that much influence in power? That's the reality, like it or not.
Here's some reality from Birmingham, Alabama. This week. A couple of
firefighters were shot. We were talking about this Russian guy in the last half
hour who was in charge of the Crimean Sea, the area just south of
Ukraine that the Russians had taken over what twelve thirteen years ago, and he's
in charge of the navy, the naval and he's been an outspoken critic of
Putin and what's going on in Ukraine. And yesterday he got shot and killed
while he was on a run. All right, So there's that one example.
Now here is the story of these two firefighters who were shot inside the
fire station. Yes they were attack. Yeah apparently they didn't die, but
they were, um, you know, they they were a target for what
reason? Nobody seems to be able to come up with. Yeah, this
is one of those like it's still developing and all of that. And there
were three there were about there were three firefighters in the station at this time,
and two of them were the potentially targeted attack. Yeah, they know
who did it. I didn't see that. No, No, you're on
doesn't seem speaking of people who get it searching for suspects, Larry Nasser apparently
was stabbed by somebody. He's not dead, which is kind of a shame.
He made some kind of lewd remark about a woman who's playing in Wimbledon,
and that set somebody off, and so somebody he said he wanted to
see the girls playing and it wasn't the way he said. I mean,
this guy is a creep. Yeah, he made lewd comments while watching,
right, he obviously not learning his lesson, and so somebody shived him.
And at the end of that, speaking of Shiv, this is a this
is a weird connection. But Succession, you know who Shiv is on Succession.
I never watched Succession. Now, so those of you who are listening
that are watching Succession, you know whose Shiv is. She's the female lead,
she's the daughter of the of the patriarch, and she's the spoiler.
I'm given this spoiler alert is that she's the spoiler at the end of the
series. By the way, the Blacklist series finale is tonight, a two
hour special, the end of one of the best television programs ever produced,
as far as I'm concerned, And where does you know? The next question
is where does where does Spader go from here? He's had such success with
that TV show. It was clearly with Boston Legal, it wasn't clearly his
show, but Blacklist was clearly his show, and he's done such a fabulous
show. Isn't it amazing how we can be wrapped up with stuff like this?
I found the Blacklist to be There are a few TV shows that I
really try to make sure that I watched. Blue Blood's is one of them.
The Blacklist is another one. The original Law and Order. Excuse me,
he used to like Chicago PD, but I'm not. It's kind of
watered down now and frankly ever, since Sophia Bush left it, I don't
think it's as good as it was. But anyway, so it would be
interesting to see how that all ends up tonight. Here's another one of these
shootings. This is crazy Sydney Snow reports outside the hospital where the Nashville Police
Officer of the Year is recovering. The story that he's reporting is about this
top Tennessee orthopedic surgeon Benjamin Mauk, who was shot and killed and another targeted
attack by somebody who had been a patient that the patient was angry for waiting
a couple of hours. This was in an exam room. You think about
how vulnerable that's not contectors or security that are checking you or anything. When
you go into a doctor's office and just a one on one in the exam
room the patient and the doctor, and the patient took out the doctor.
So at what point do we either change the rule for a weaponry or do
we become a police state because that's where we're going. And the inflexibility of
the people of politicians who don't want to change the rules because we have a
right to carry you a gun. Yeah, but does everyone have that same
right? Well? Should should or not? Sure? Should everyone have that
same right? You know, if you get frustrated or upset and you feel
the need to pull out a gun and take somebody out, that's one of
those things of like, Okay, maybe you shouldn't have a gun if they're
there to protect genuinely protect yourself, because isn't that one of the main arguments
of everyone should have the right to protect yourself. Yeah, well you're not
protecting yourself. Yes, yes, the person who does something like that is
not protecting themselves. So the more we resist, the more this becomes the
third rail, kind of like when you're discussing medicare and what happens when you're
sixty five, retirement stuff. The third rail here is the gun issue itself.
There are a lot of people. This guy was apparently a good doctor,
You had good right this fellow just had an argument with him, or
it was upset because he had a weight. Didn't attack any other patients,
any other faculty, any other any other medical personnel. Now it was just
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news yak and a yak don't talk back. So Jay and I were just
discussing off the air. The divorces that Reese Witherspoon has encountered. Apparently her
first divorce from Ryan Philippe is that how you pronounced the name Philippe Philippe.
I know he isn't recognize who hasn't a pleasant experience? So now she's being
divorced again? Is she getting divorced again? But she says that this experience
is different thanks to her ability to control the situation. I thought that was
an interesting quote. Jay can carry them all here because I asked her about
the uh, the success or lack thereof in terms of getting Is there such
a thing as a good divorce? It? Guess it depends on your definition
of a good divorce, right much as anything else. Well, sometimes people
find that they have a better relationship as friends or co parents. Yeah,
and when they were did it was my deal? Yeah? Yeah, much
better? All right? So anyway, I didn't really you know, it
doesn't seem that long ago that she was a youngster in her twenties, yeah,
doing all it all. She's been around for so long. Well.
And so when Reese Witherspoon was married to Ryan Phillippi, they have two children
together, and when that divorce happened, that was before social media being what
it is. That was when you still had the tabloid fodder and all of
this information that was not necessarily true nor coming from Reese or Ryan that it
was just out there and any anything that was acknowledged was from their PR people,
and she said that it just felt very out of control. While her
split from Jim to her second husband, whom she has a ten year old
Tennessee, she said that this one just felt more organic and authentic, and
they were able to release the statement on social media themselves. She felt like
she was able, she actually had a voice in talking about it this time,
when the first time it just felt like it was all beyond her.
Well, I don't know you this. I think people in the public eye
would probably like think about that. Though lessons are being learned here. We'll
think about it with celebrities in the public eye and back in the day when
the studios either protected them or threw them under the bus and they didn't have
a say themselves. They either had to be a completely scheduled interview or their
PR people made out made There were arrangements. Jay, they were rock Hudson
was gay, and yet the studio got him to marry the secretary of his
agent and she and he lived together for three years until she get tired of
not having sex, so that was the end of that. But those were
arranged the studio arranged for the marriage to make him look like he was straight.
Their talent. Yeah, yeah, yeah, right exactly, they did
everything. So now that's not the case. And now today, yeah,
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zero zero. All right, So there's a question here about people getting shots,
and the focus is on the Amish population. There are four hundred thousand
Amish, or some people say Amish Amish. They live in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
New York, and they have large families. They have an average of
seven children per family. And there's a study that was done by some autism
researcher that suggests that Amish children, when compared to regular American children, Amish
children are not vaccinated. The Amish don't believe in vaccines, and in this
particular instance, the focus was on the coronavirus vaccine and what has happened.
But there are other vaccines that are in the question. I think there are
four or five in the mix. Can The study is called Health of Amish
Children, and in general, what it suggests is that Amish children do not
suffer from cancer, diabetes, or autism. And the conclusion they come up
with is because they weren't vaccinated. So what do you think, Well,
I think that that's not very good science because their gene pool is so inbred.
So you have to study that against another gene pool and know what the
real causes, and again, correlation is not cause and effect, and you
have to be able to scientifically tweeze out what the actual causes, and so
you just more study is necessary. You're looking at a very specific genetic inbred
population, and so you're not comparing this to everybody else, and the only
difference here is that they did or did not get vaccinated. You follow me,
Yeah, So I really have to you really have to do a better
controlled study to come to the conclusions that you just did, because again we
know in good science correlation doesn't mean cause and effect. And studying the Amish,
they do a lot of other things other than just get vaccinated, a
whole lot less than other populations. You follow me, I do, But
I think that there is um. You know, where there is smoke,
there's fire, And I agree with you. They live a very cloistered life,
no question about that. But I think there have been claims like this
before, and they they've been they've been all been debunked. That the vaccines,
well by whom, Yeah, but it may by people who are selling
vaccine. No, no, no, well, let's by yes in general,
by bye bye, good by good science. But who's to say that
it's good or bad. I'm just been playing in Devil's Advocate. Obviously,
who's to say that it's good or bad? Well, yeah, I mean
I think there's time. I think I think there's a general consensus among among
physicians, among medical scientists that in fact, the study that you're referring to
is we attracted as as for for fraud that actually put this idea out there
that vaccines led to well, people get accused people. I am very capable,
but the study was actually retracted and and and it went away and it
was admitted to be to being fraud by the person who published it. Initially
they put that whole idea out there. So how many other frauds do we
encounter when it comes to research. It's just food for thought. I think
the problem you point out, the problem I have with this conversation is that
it scares people against being vaccinated, and vaccinations are probably the most important public
safety advance of the twentieth century that has coming. I agree with that most
for most of them. Napolio and stuff like that. All right, Lai's
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