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do a number of things. Sometimes there's an old idea floating around, Jay,
Sometimes there are new ideas. Sometimes there are ideas to get repackaged and
renamed. You know, the old buzzwords like we have all this stuff woke
we call it, and then used to be politically correct. I don't know
what it was before. That's been a lot of Well they're two different things,
they are, But I do get what you're saying, because when you
think about the different generations, how there's cool or there's need or need of
and then it's like all of a sudden, it gets too that's sick or
that's ill, and it means the same thing that is actually good, but
it sounds bad. Yeah, right exactly. So here's an example of that
using advertising as the transmission. All right, the message. Here's a clothing
store that says we have the biggest selection, the highest quality, the best
service, and the lowest prices. Okay, so that that doesn't carry it
too far, does it? I don't know that that tells you anything.
And then there's another store in town that says, yep, we're the most
expensive store in town, but looking good costs money. How good do you
want to look? How about that? How good do you want us to
sound? We sound like everybody else? Yeah, Trump is wonderful and Biden
sucks or that's kind of a howner for me anyway, And think for you
and for most people who are thinking it through. Where the other way of
looking at that maybe is this is what's going on today, and this is
how today's transparency is different than yesterday's transparency. Then maybe we can apply that
to the debt ceiling conversation, which at this point in time, I would,
I guess use the word standoff. They're not really they're talking, but
they're not really talking, right or are they? This happens in political circles
probably more than anything else. That's why I use the clothing store as an
example, but yet you apply it to the everyday mush that's on most radio
programs. You think, Okay, am I hearing something new today? Am
I going to learn something? Do I want to learn something? Or do
I want to hear the same stuff that makes me feel good? Well?
Anyway, in terms of the leaders of both parties and the dead ceiling,
there isn't much going on because either neither side is listening to what the other
side is saying. And so you have once again, I guess the word
is standoff And how does that fix the problem? Hello? It doesn't fix
the problem. So how many I use that as an example? Again?
You know? It's what are we two weeks away from default? Something like
that? Spending cuts versus a raise, and how much we spend for cleaning
up the air, or how much we spend for the war in Ukraine,
or how much we spend for anything, and this side of things. Even
though I don't have the same whip out and I'm not beating the same horse
to death, I agree with the Republicans on this one hundred percent. We
have got to stop wasting the money that we are. This is an offensive
and I don't mean offensive, like I'm going to war and I'm going to
be offensive. I'm talking about I'm offended by the fact that the money that
I make and then send to Washington to help run government goes into the toilet
much of the time, doesn't get used for anything worthwhile. It's just we've
got to have more because if we want to spend more, because we want
to do more, exactly, and then they want to take even more of
your money. Yeah, right, exactly. So anyway, okay, so
here's something the government did yesterday that maybe it maybe sounds good and maybe is
good. The experts have advised the governments, so the Food and Drug Ease
the Food and Drug Administration voted in favor of allowing a birth control pill to
be sold without a prescription. So this will knock their Republicans on their ear,
or at least some of them. Anyway, this vote, which needs
to be signed off on, but probably likely that the President is going to
sign off on it. This is progestin. I don't you'll have to tell
me a little. Are there a number of different sort of birth control pills
or is this the standard the gold standard? There are different birth control pills
because not every person is the same, so not every pill works the same
for everybody. Some people need higher doses of whatever are in the different birth
control pills. Some people need lower doses. Some people use birth control pills
for exactly what it's for for, you know, preventing practical. Some people
use it for other health issues, like if you have get cists or variant
sisters or something. Sometimes certain birth control pills can help people that are dealing
with those So this is I mean, it makes a lot of sense,
especially if there is going to be this fight for or against abortion that you
get to the point of will put out prophylactic that is more more prophylactics that
are over the counter, which would include birth control pills. So under the
circumstances, I would depend on you and your input. Here is this something
I'm looking at the name of the pill that's called O pill. Is that
the one that is used for all these various reasons and could be effective in
a lot of different ways and helping people. There are a lot of breast
cancer survis I remember my wife took some of this stuff that was supposed to
help in you know, with the onslaught of what was going on in her
body. And I know that some people use it for other things because I've
had that conversation with women over the years who have been wasn't just the pill
and how they got it though was through a prescription. So a youngster who
might be sexually active, even though it's not appropriate, not advisable, not
good, who is what fifteen sixteen can now just go into see? One
would wonder the other side of this is does it promote promiscuity? If you're
eleven years old or fourteen years old or whatever, and you want to kiss
your boyfriend or your boyfriend wants to kiss you and then stuff. If somebody
wants to do the hippote dippity, whether or not they have access to prophylactics
is not going to matter. Nothing got to stop them, right, Yeah,
So then is this something that they should know about so they can do
where it comes naturally? Is that something that makes should they know about?
I don't find Should they know that this stuff is available over the counter so
they can take it and avoid teenage pregnancy? Well it is. Even before
when it was a prescription, it was relatively easy to get by just going
to the doctor and getting it yourself. Still or going to a planned parenthood
or something like that and still getting it yourself. M But do you know
mothers who would approve of this that would say to their daughters, if you're
going rather than I don't know what the advice would be, don't be sexually
active. I never had a conversation about sex with my parents, so I
found out by going to the barn and watching the cows. I was one
of those people that I was on birth control at a very young age,
but that's because I had I suffered ovarian cysts, so it was medical reasons.
So what happened to people before these drugs were around? What happened to
people that had these problems? How did they deal with them? Were they
deadly? Could they cause Yeah, we look back at the virtuality to a
certain point, depending on the level and what it is exactly you're dealing with,
it's very painful. Um, if you haven't assists that ruptures and it
needs medical intervention and you maybe didn't have access to it, then of course
that could cause infection, sepsis, and that then might lead to death once
upon a time. But also think about it back in the day before a
lot of this was available, not just in terms of birth control or a
lot of these occasions, but all of these supplements. There's all these supplements
that people need to take. There are all of these different workout classes that
people have to pay the memberships on because it's just not part of our daily
lives or daily habits, part of our typical routine. Yeah, exactly.
And a lot of the foods we have to take these supplements because they're removed
from the nutrients are removed from our foods that we do eats where once upon
a time they were still in there. You look at some other countries,
they don't have all these supplement aisles or spin class on the corner of every
street because it's just part of the lifestyle and they still have those nutrients in
the foods. So this is progress, yes or no? Is this something
that looking down the road will help people who live here of all sizes,
shapes sexuality? Whatever it is? Is this a Is this a positive step?
The allowing of this these birth control pills over the counter for sale?
Is that a positive step from your perspective. I don't think it's neither positive
nor negative. I think it's more of a cause and effect thing. If
you are going to have the fight for against abortion, then there needs to
be more for on the side of preventative care. So one of the reasons
that I bring that up, or I ask that, is because the drug
industry is so pronounced and prolific in America. There are so many drugs,
so many companies, so much money. And I always call on even listening
to this program or other radio programs, television programs, the advertisements for drugs
across the board, and it just seems that it's changed our reality. And
can this be another example of the government and or the people that run these
drug companies having so much influence over things like the Food and Drug Administration,
the people in Congress who vote this stuff in or you name the agency that
isn't affected by lobbyists, and the insurance companies from sorry, the drug companies
spend well, the insurance companies due to spend billions of dollars a year to
influence how this stuff gets marketed and who can buy it. And so this
makes me cynical about anything that becomes easier to get that's a drug. Is
it really for the benefit of those people who the company say it will benefit,
or is it to benefit the companies, and there's a little maybe there's
a little of both here. Yeah there isn't, then there isn't. But
that's the way, that's the way other I think that's true. Stroke Yeah
right, that's very true. Yeah, so it can be true that it's
true, or it could be true that it isn't. Try Okay, I
again on my pony and ride through the exciting events of the day, the
things that people are talking abot well, mostly people are being talked about because
that's the way it is social media. Celebrities. People love to know what's
going on with their favorite celebrities, and that's what makes things trend in a
certain direction. Like Natalie Portman has revealed something about herself that she has never
spoken about before. And so we here on the Good Day program, Jay
and I have the exclusive. We're going to cover what Natalie Portman. We're
not going to cover We're not going to cover it up. We're going to
expose the ideas that she has presented. You'll be shocked, Sary. I
suppose Jane that people are on the edge of their seat wondering about Natalie Portman.
Enthrall not a ball Okay, wasn't she first in Star Wars? Wasn't
that her first big gig? Is that where people who get to know her
or where if not there? Yeah, she was in a lot of things
before Star Wars, but that was probably what If you hadn't seen her before,
then you definitely knew her. Buy Star Wars. Yeah, and she
was in one of these Marvel movies with the Thor I think recently, and
she gets muscled up, and so people say, well, what is she
eating? What's her exercise routine? Wowe wowee. Well, apparently she's well
known as a vegan. I guess that's where it starts, right, Yes,
yeah, she's well, she's been vegetarian. She went vegetarian at the
age of nine, and then in twenty eleven is when she went vegan,
and she went she was full on vegan lifestyle, not just in her diet,
but she doesn't use or wear anything that has animal products, oh,
leather or anything like that. She'll use vegan leather. But she's also talking
about how she wants to be more sustainable in her fashion, where she not
only she buys vintage clothing, so pretty much everything she owns is vintage or
secondhand when she's on the red carpet, if it's not a dress that she
already liked and had taylor to fit her body. A lot of how a
lot of times she'll work with designers who will take some of these items,
these clothing items, cut up the fabric and then design something new for her
with the already used fabric. So can you imagine her going into a good
wheel store and buying clothing off the rack? I actually could really? All
right, Well, listen to each his own. She is a leading voice
when it comes to a lot of these things. People pay attention to her
as they do to celebrities. Say what you will about celebrities, and they're
influence, but they do influence thinking, they influence action, They influence people's
tastes. So you think a lot of people. You know, she may
be bigger on the car the electric car circuit too. I'm guessing. Well,
she uses a car share app that only uses electric cars, so kind
of like an uberlifts. Thing. Also prefers you know, I don't have
a name of it, but she also prefers to travel by train, yeah,
whenever possible. Mmm, So how does she maintain her anonymity if she
gets on a train, whereas in first class on a plane you can sit
in the first row. And most people I think she's just been able to
do it for so long. She I mean, she was a big actress
when she went to college for a little bit, will graduate at Ivy League
and then came back. Yeah, okay, well that's the story. I
know now that you feel satisfied because you know what's going on in Natalie Portman.
The question here is have you ever felt so down that you wondered whether
or not you would be able to bounce back? There are a lot of
people who are so depressed that and they become more depressed, and they listen
to all the horrible stuff. Can definitely be depressing and anxiety inducing. Yeah
right, So I would suggest to you that if you really turned your head
around, that you could change things. You'd be surprised how quickly you can
find a way to bounce back. Let's go back, and then you get
surprised how far sometimes I find myself doing this, How I go off into
the weeds and start thinking about stuff. I used to do it more than
I do now. I used to think it was you know, you come
up. Okay, So your bank balance is forty dollars and you have one
hundred dollars worth the bills. You stay up at night and worry about how
you're going to pay the other sixty dollars or do you do something about it?
Or I mean I don't. I think if you don't do anything,
you got something to worry about. But sometimes as much as as attitudinal approaches
to things, and if you're always down, you always look on the dark
side of life, dunt, you will fall into that hole, that trap,
that black hole. The black holes are pretty big. Oh yes,
yeah. But there's also a difference in being depressed or being anxious versus clinical
depression or clinical anxiety, where more it's more than just changing your outlook is
needed. Yeah, exactly. Here's the story this comes down, I guess
on the bad or ugly side of things. The Florida detective who's accused of
falsifying cases sex crimes in South Florida. The detective's name is not important.
I don't think it is. Do you think does that make the story better?
For nearly twenty one years falsifying information, wrapping up cases, and not
really doing it the true job. Yea, not doing anything yes, yeah,
right, so then this is there was a let me think, now,
well, I was talking to the fellow runs News Nation the other day
about what they do, and because there's so much negativity about police, they're
trying to focus on the good police. And let's face it, there are
far many more good police than there are bad police. But because of the
nature, is it well, maybe this is a question. Is it our
nature to be negative or to look on the dark side of life, or
is it our nature to look on the positive side. There's got to be
something here that that meters the good and the bad. When you think about
how much attention is paid to the bad the News Nation and not their channel,
but the news of the nation is often interpreted to be bad or at
least one side is bad the other side is good, which of course is
nonsense. And that's what they're trying to address there. Do you hear me
talking about them often because I think what they're they're onto something and they'll get
some support. Whereas people are tired and pretty much know what's going on on
CNN and Fox and some of the other outfits. You know, the whole
the focus on Trump's is CNN Town meeting. There is nothing you can the
other night, you can look around at the coverage of this and think that
it was the only thing going on in the world. That was it Trump
on CNN? Wow, what could be better than that? Or not?
Anyway, So, and this isn't something that you need to know, going
back to the you don't need to know about Trump and CNN, but it
captures people's imagination and the same thing is true. It is your life.
Do you feel like your life is better if I tell you the story about
this detective has been falsifying these cases for two decades or more. Does it
make a difference. No, It just kind of shows you what does go
on, what people are capable of. And so for those of you would
say, ah, there is again negative stuff about the police, Well,
this is a story. It has value to you know, explain how some
people think sometimes their law officers and some times there are others who are involved
in these things. Yeah, police officers are not bad people. Some people
are just not good people, and they have happened to be like everybody else.
And some of these people happen to be policed, some happen to be
teachers, some happen to be nurses or doctors. Some happen to be radio
on the radios, and people are on the news or TV or in film
or working at the grocery shore down the street. It's just it's it's some
human beings really suck. To put too fine a point on it, but
there it is. So the supremers, I call them the supremes, they're
the eld supremos. The focus once again on them because voters in California,
Michigan, Vermont approving abortion rights amendments to their state constitutions, Kansas and Kentucky
voters rejecting measures they could have led to bands and in Wisconsin this year,
the candidate favoring abortion access easily wins an election judicial election that was focused on
that issue. So we were talking and have talked about these pills that are
available birth control, they're also abortion pill. All that stuff that's around.
Imagine how much time we're spending on this and why we are spending so much
time on it talking about it, the ballot initiatives that are being placed on
ballots around for the fall elections. So now the stuff's are becoming more a
part of excuse me, well, and what's going under the radar. Well,
we are focusing so so hard and so intently on a few topics,
which are important topics, and they're very polarizing. But what else is going
on that is not being addressed? Out here's George Sandos running down the pike.
He says he's not guilty. There were thirteen criminal counts filed against him
in federal court this week, and he said, no, I'm not killing
any of that stuff. It's all your imagination. You're trying to get me
because I'm a Republican. He has the ultimate gas lighter. Oh my god,
he's got let's see here, seven counts of wire fraud, three counts
of money laundering, one count of theft of public funds, two counts of
making materially false statements in the House of Representatives. So if he gets convicted,
he goes to gil for twenty years. This guy's a whack job.
How does does there you know anybody can run for an office and apparently there
is no. I've run for office here and there. Nobody gave me a
test to find out whether I was saying or not. You know, there's
a lot of people. See if you're lying, right, call lying until
he was already voted in. Right, Well, that's because people were not
paying attention really as much as anything else. So he's become the subject that
a lot of controversy, late night jokes on the TV shows. But the
questions really do persist. I think the serious questions about what this guy is
all about. He ran in twenty twenty, and he was he had to
you know, when you run, you have to do a financial disclosure,
and so he does it and he fills it out and it's a big lie.
Apparently they found that out. But what I'm trying to remember is how
this all got started. Who was the first person to pay attention to this
guy or actually look into whether he was a locomotion or a nutbird in the
beginning? Where did that start? Did something just because he was a Republican?
It was it, okay, we'll start the Washington Post stars looking into
his background just because they want to get him. Yeah, And of the
fact checkers in the who knows what the facts are? Well? Yeah,
but the other candidates who are trying to run, don't. They have team
members who are looking into the opposition to see what's up, to see if
there's any skeletons in the closet to see if what they are saying is accurate,
looking for anything to be used against them as smear campaign kind of fodder.
The people who don't like Donald Trump certainly do a lot of that's it.
Spent a lot of time checking all that stuff out. Now listen,
all right, here's a this is something. It's this is hard to believe.
You may or may not have heard the story about this. A man
from South Carolina who were shot forty seven times during a breakdown. So he's
suing the Sheriff's office saying deputy shot at him forty seven times as he was
having a mental health breakdown in a parked truck with a shotgun in his lap.
So his name is Trevor Mullanow. He survived being hit. He got
nine bullets of the forty seven. They're not very good shots because they fired
at him forty seven times and nine of them hit and wounded him, three
of them in his head. Sheriff's deputies started shooting after arriving on the scene,
yelling had him to put his hands up. You can see this in
the police stash camp video. So they did what they were supposed to to
start this, but then they pull out their guns and just start blasting away.
Were raised Well, yeah I didn't. He did raise his hands.
Yeah. I just can't see how it is that somebody has properly trained.
Here we go back again to the cops, good cops bad and so in
this circumstance, the idea of being shot at forty seven times, I just
you know it was around by the way, this guy all by himself on
a back road, or were there other people around they could have been shot
by these same bullets. Oh, that's a valid question too. Well.
And when it comes to a situation like this where there are multiple police officers
around, I would also think that whether or not they are, you can
take out the good cop badcock situation. It can become reactive versus responsive.
If somebody hears a bullet, if one officer does fire prematurely or something,
but you hear you hear the gunfire, I would think that it would be
very reactive to fire as well, because you don't know where that fire came
from. How old is this kid? Note very old. I think he's
a kid. I don't think he's I'm trying to find in any of the
stories about this how old he is. I don't see that, but at
any rate, still they handcuffed this guy's got three bullet holes in his head
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having a fine time on this wonderful Thursday. Okay, celebrity news time
in social media department, what's trending? Robert de Niro is pretty prolific.
He's seventy nine years old, and he got seven children, including a new
one. Right Hey, he likes to be around children, apparently, and
so like, I don't wonder what do I suppose he's like as a father?
What do you what happens when you have a famous father like that?
Hi, my name is Frank DeNiro. What'd your father? Do you know?
The kids talk about with their father, Oh, my father is an
actor. Well, I think they don't really know what their parent does for
such a long period of time, and then even when they do, they
don't grasp it until they are older, and by that point they're already used
to this celebrity this a list act. You're already being dear old dad.
Yeah, right exactly. So he's got seven children. He just had a
baby, let's see here, completely low key, under the radar. No,
yeah, no, there anything like that, right, Yeah. Anyway,
he's got children with his first wife, with his former girlfriend, and
I don't know who's the mother of the latest child. He's grandfather too,
brother. He's got a new grandchild. So he's got new children and new
grandchildren, grandchildren. Well, he was in a conversation with an interview and
that they had mentioned you have six children, he was like seven, just
recently had another one, seven, casually throwing that in. Yeah, the
magic of the number, yo de Niro. So remember what happened to Damar
Hamlin when he collapsed right in the mid game back to was in January,
following a tackle. Who part was bad? Well, number Ken said about
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who would have thought in the real world that's something like this would ever ever
happened, but it did. So it stopped his heart. He is recovered,
and so there was a charity that was started and basically he's come up
with ten million bucks. It was first for him, but now he doesn't
need it, so he's becoming pretty deliberate, taking his time, he says,
to set up the charity properly and helping people with various uh you know
things that they want to promote, that sort of thing. Yeah, Well,
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the rest of his football career, but he was going if he survived this,
and that was questionable too. If he even survived, should he survive,
he would have a lot of medical bills, a lengthy road. Now
he is fully recovered, able to hit the field again, really doesn't need
the more than ten million dollars well wishers gave to him, so he's using
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Day Health program, or part of the program in which we focus on the
expertise of doctor Ken Cronhouse from Late Cardiology down in Mountdoor, Florida. Always
can get in touch with Ken, as I do every year for my physical
There help yourself to his expertise. Call the office three five two seven three
five fourteen hundred for excellent, if not exquisite care. The courtesy. The
kindness that Ken exhibits is something that's very rare these days in medicine. So
take your time and get to him and get your questions answered. Three five,
two, seven, three five, fourteen hundred and to speak to questions
that we have here calling eight five, five nine, three six eight four
produced this question heid Doctor Ken. This is Ron and Deltna. I was
six months ago diagnosed with carotid blockage on both sides. My regular doctor put
me on at tervastin and of course the low fat cholesterol diet. And I'm
wondering if the CBD seems to be the only thing Doctor Google recommend the CBD
gummies. Is there any efficacy in that or is that all hype to sell
product. Let me know if there's anything available to actually reduce the blockers.
I have no stenosis, a significant stenosis. I'm seventy three male. Thank
you, Doctor ken By sure. So we're talking now about minimizing the development
of plaque in the carotid artery. Strokes occur when that pipe from the heart
to the brain becomes seventy percent or more blocked. That's the cause of seventy
percent of strokes. The other thirty percent of strokes occur when clots formed in
the heart, usually from atrial fibrillation, are propelled to the brain and clogged
that pipe. So in order to lower the risk of that pipe getting getting
clogged, which is what the questioner is asking, it's the same things you
do to lower the risk of the pipes to the heart getting clogged. So
he was on a tourvos statin, which is generic lipertour, a very good
statin for lowering cholesterol. You want that LDL very low. I like people's
LDL when they're plaquing in their heart. Under sixty and even lower. You
can't go too low. European Society of Cardiology is recommending under fifty five in
that subgroup. So blood pressure, blood sugar weight, all of these things.
Don't smoke, limit the ol acohol after the doctor says it's okay,
get into an exercise program. Limit the stress. Unfortunately, there's no drainer
to get rid of this, but doing all of these things keeps it under
control. We usually recommend the carrot a ultrasound either every six or twelve months,
depending on how severe the blockage is. And with regards to the CBD
oil for lowering the risk of stroke. I would at this point save my
money. All right, there's ken answering your questions, help yourself eight five,
five, nine, nine nine three six eight four. There's a question
as sort of a follow up to a conversation we are having on mr NA,
the COVID vaccines that seem to be the most significant the first time around.
There seems to be some new information and you were asked to give us
some more clarity when it comes to understanding whether I guess even you should get
any more shots or not sure. There's a lot of excitement in the medical
world about this new technology. This mRNA technology again developed at the University of
Pennsylvaniere as a medical student and especially commercialized well at Maderna and Fiser and just
about any infectious disease we have as a potential candidate to being solved by this
mRNA technology. Also, mRNA vaccines for cancer hugely beneficial in the future.
mRNA treatment dug for food and environmental allergies, for genetic diseases cystic fibrosis,
sickle cell anemia, also for heart attacks and stroke. This is going to
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