All right, good morning everybody. There we go. You gonna get that
voice back to one hundred percent so we can kick things off. All right,
six oh eight, it is Friday. I'm just sitting here and I'm
eating about some of the follow up from what happened at Columbia University. If
you didn't see the video, you have a bunch of Jewish students that are
in They're in a room that the doors locked, but it's a room,
you know, the library rooms got a bunch of windows so you can see
in there. And what they're greeted with is a bunch of Hamas Palestinian protesters
who were supposed to be at some sort of gathering off campus, but somehow
made it on campus, and somehow made it into the student commons area,
and somehow made it into this interior area where they literally have this room surrounded.
They're beating on the windows, beating on the doors. Obviously, if
you're in that room, you're gonna be a little uncomfortable or you're gonna be
flipping terrified by the look on one of the girls's faces. And the diversity
is like they don't seem to care at all, and the the responses from
them, and the responses from the NYPD roughly or along the lines of,
hey, you're fine, maybe don't show yourself, maybe don't be out in
public. It just encourages them, so you know, maybe you should hide.
And then you see the media just parroting that, and I'm like,
does anybody even for a moment kind of understand what it is you're suggesting from
a from a historical perspective, like let me let me remove the modern day
here, because because I guess I have some advice for the Jewish students based
on what they're being told by the law enforcement as well as the university folks
which they spend. It's an ungodly sum of money to attend that university.
Your suggestion for Jewish students who have mobs looking to descend upon them is to
go into hiding. When I say it like that, does that start to
is it percolating anything in the brain? Can you think of any other scenarios
where groups of Jewish folks who were looking to not be taken in by a
mob of individuals looking to quite frankly, do them harm. From what I
saw in that video where they had to make a decision to perhaps hide themselves
for any period of time, any any anything in your brain this morning going
you know that sounds familiar, all right, let me explain it a different
way. What if, and this is the advice, What if the Jewish
students were to gather together with their families, all right, and then we'll
find non Jewish friends, people, people who are sympathetic to what is happening
there, and perhaps we could utilize a portion of their home, maybe not
right out in front with windows and stuff, but more a secretive area,
maybe up in the attic, you know, if you've got some space there,
perhaps a basement. If you're into woodworking, we can make fake doors
and stuff. You've ever toured the Anne Frank House, you know what I'm
talking about. It's pretty crazy then, and you'll have to study most of
the time because we're going to need you to be real quiet. And some
people would say, Casey, what you're doing is that's apples and oranges,
and you're being over dramatic intentionally. But politics and news is full of symbolism
and it does not go even for a second unmentioned, especially among those on
the left right, where anything and everything can be a triggering experience because you've
made that you've made that connection, even if it's not a strong connection.
Case in point, the story we've talked about in the city of Seattle where
there's so much homeless people feces covering the county courthouse because there's homeless encampments,
but it right up against it, and it is a public health hazard of
the highest variety. And rather than expel those individuals, these the county's county
or the city or whomever decided, well, what we need to do is
we need to hose everything down. Right, there's piles and piles of human
refuse and flies everywhere, and it's just pretty horrible. And if we're going
to let people live in that environment, as is our plan, then at
the very least, we need to try to clean it up a little.
So we'll pick a day, we'll have we'll have folks move their stuff,
and we'll have crews quickly go in there, give it a pressure wash,
dry it out, and let people move right back in and that'll be it.
And you had actual members of the board who invoked the imagery of Civil
rights era Deep South with with hoses. Now they were not going to be
hosing down the hoboes they were going to be hosing down the courthouse, but
just the imagery of government workers with a hose in their hand, spraying in
the general vicinity of somebody who you may see that and be triggered and think
that they're back in you know, rule Alabama on school integration Day was enough
for them to take a pause and say the symbolism was too much. So
no, I don't feel like me drawing those comparisons, especially based off the
reaction of law enforcement and school officials, is a bridge too far, and
I think people should be genuinely horrified, not only the part where just the
entry onto the campus and everything that was done after that was kind of I
don't know, insurrectiony, since we love to use that word, but as
you know, there is there are two paths for everything that we do.
Why do you think yesterday, after a deal was struck that allowed him to
pay a fine and then have it spunge from his record, then and only
then do we get video of Jamal Bowman mixing up the uh the door button,
you know, just an innocent mistake except in the video which wasn't out
prior to this deal being struck, and codified with this fellow Democrat district attorney
there. We didn't have the video of him walking down the stairs, flipping
the sign off of the door, saying Nope, can't go through here,
and then without a moment's hesitation, turning and pulling the fire alarm that he
claims he thought was a button to open the door, but then never for
a moment looking back at the door. Almost in one fluid motion, he
flips the fire alarm, turns and goes up the stairs. It's the most
damning piece of evidence versus his story that you have, and yet the sweetheart
of eat hard deals, you're willing to give that. So that's just a
big fu you know. That's what that is. Man. That's just the
powers that be saying, what are you gonna do about it? Look at
this, you bunch of dupes. That's just the last twenty four hours.
Man, We got a lot to get through. Six seventeen, I'll give
you a rundown coming up next, Hang on, Thank you. Case is
on ninety four to five WPTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk
in the Triangle. All Right, six twenty two, Welcome Backkcoday Radio program
Oh, we're gonna do another fake fight. Huh, John Fiery wants to
fight Mike Tyson. Dude, can we just agree that these MMA heavyweight boxing
or just you know, traditional boxing crossovers or garbage. I guess if they
still end up making you know, millions of dollars for everybody, they're probably
not gonna stop if you dupes keep paying fifty dollars pay per views. So
well, that's the that's the latest one there that they are talking about.
Dude, I haven't thought of Kristen Stewart and Fred. When was the last
movie she was in. I couldn't even tell you. I just know her
from the the What's the Sparkly Vampire? You can tell how much I care
about this stuff. Twilight. Yes, I'm sure she's done some stuff since
then, but I don't know. Maybe she's feeling like she's not getting another
enough attention. The she's thirty three, the thirty three year old Here we
go, Twilight Stone. I should have just looked at that is doing interviews
to launch her new ghost show called Living for the Dead, which she'll be
narrating an executive producer. When asked what experience she has, you know,
making you know, doing ghost stuff. You know, I think the logical
answer would be, hey, I was in a bunch of movies with werewolves
and vampires and stuff. So but no. The the actress said that when
she was fifteen, she hooked up with a ghost and it wasn't her decision
because she was just fifteen, and you know, it wasn't in a position,
I guess to consent to the ghost. How do you think ghosts care
about stuff like that? I'm not trying to be trying to be a jerk
here, but you think ghosts you're checking IDs. Have you ever seen an
episode of To Catch a Predator? Right, some dude like phases in through
the door, some naked ghost or at least pantsless. He's got some MIC's
hard lemonade, which somehow he's able to phase through the door. Ghost skills,
I guess. And then what's his bucket? Comes around the corner?
Go ahead and have to see it, And he's like, I don't have
to. I'm a ghost. I don't really get tired, man, I'll
go ahead and stand up. Plus, I don't know, but if he's
an angry ghost, not gonna work well for the host. She says at
the time, she was staying in a very old hotel this is up in
Canada with her mother when the incident occurred. She said, before she knew
it, I felt like something was pushing my legs up, and then my
knees were up, and it was terrifying. Here's where it gets a little
twisty. She says, when she finally had the courage to go ahead and
open her eyes, she at first thought it was a dude ghost. However,
when she opened her eyes, it was a lady in colonial garb.
There was a lady in old school clothes with darkened features and rollers in her
hair, just looming over me. Well, how do you know, right?
I think that she's assuming the gender of that ghost. And if what
you say happens or happened happened, you might have to rethink exactly what's going
on with that ghost there? You know, it sounds like sounds like missus
doubtfire. Did she have a cream pie across her face too? Well?
Either way, she said it was terrifying but sparked her interest in ghosts.
Yeah, I would imagine, who's the other chick who said that she hooked
up with an alien? She's the singer, was it Demi Lovado? Right,
she's all in on it, so maybe they could double date. But
yeah, there you go. You want to launch a new show about ghosts
and stuff, just come up with this story you've never told. Where are
they even gonna air? It'll be on Hulu, So if you got the
Hulu, there you go. I'm sure it'll be I'm sure it'll be just
wonderful. All right? Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four.
What a good ghost story to kick off for Friday morning? What do
you want? Halloween right around the corner. Come on, man. The
perfect timing, perfect timing for marketing stuff. All right, hang loose.
We have Pete Callender coming up. That'll be eight oh five to join us
for that. We got oh so much to discuss, and we got some
NCAG keeping you connected. This is ninety four to five WPTI in the Triad
and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Hey, you want to
see the cringiest thing ever? Go watch the Jeff Jackson campaign announcement video.
Ye yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. So Jackson is very
sad. He's sad because the district, which was basically created so that he
had a pathway to get into Congress. And it was through all of that
insane corrupt process which the Spring Court was started making up rules and they brought
in impartial special masters from outside the state to draw districts, which then we
found out they weren't so impartial, had a little bit of a track record,
a little bit of a history. One of the most compact maps you've
ever seen, compared to decades and decades of Democratic maps, which included the
Alma Adams Interstate Congressional District. The GK. Butterfield from the coast to Durham
district looked like an octopus, right, No, no, no, that
was the problem in getting the right folks in there to go ahead and just
make up new law yielded, among other things, this congressional district, which
Jeff Jackson was able to parlay into a seat in Congress. And I didn't
hear a peep from him at that time. However, with the new districts,
that for all practical purposes kind of return us more to the compactness that
was previously being offered with a few twists, and admittedly, let's face it,
those folks drawing the map are going to put their finger on the scale,
which is why the public has the opportunity every time it's time to draw
the maps, or at least should be knowledgeable that whoever they have in power
is going to be drawing those maps. And if you don't want the Republicans
doing it, then you need to have a legislature that is a democratic majority
and vice versa. So Jackson in his traditional hokey sense. And if you
think this guy's not a political animal, deep down, ask yourself why I
didn't have beef with any of that when it was happening. He has made
a decision now that he doesn't think he can get re elected to Congress.
I mean, he could run in that district, he probably wouldn't win,
and he likes making these really hokey videos, and somebody somewhere told him it
was a good idea to make the announcement that instead he'll run for state attorney
general, which God help us if he's in there, likely against Dan Bishop
on the Republican side, which is a mashup of him doing the aw shucks,
cre be cheesy video stuff that he's known for and and him training to
fight drago or something I don't know. I mean, who puts a rocky
bontage in the minner a middle of their campaign announcement thing. By the way,
I don't think he stands a chance against drago Man. I hate to
say. Look, I'm not rooting for the Russian, but if I'm just
handicapping this mess, I don't think that Jeff Jackson, as fast as he
thinks his feed are, stands a chance against Ivan drago Man or whoever he's
training to fight. If I had to bet, right, if we're doing
a little gambling and I had to pick, I don't think he's getting it
done. But just listen to this cheese and listen to the outright. You
could call it a lie, but some of it's lie by omission. And
I'm assuming that that his folks, his dupes, will just lap it up.
Got some news for you. A group of politicians in North Carolina just
redrew my congressional district to take me out. They're going to replace me with
one of their political allies. That's political corruption. And I've got news for
them. I'm running for attorney general and I'm going to use that job to
go after political corruption. Oh, my political enemies got you, Okay,
it's going to be a fight. Yeah, there are who round stops.
The job is about standing between you and them, which means I'm going to
take some hits, but it also means fighting back what they'll stop. Prosecutor
in a courtroom and a soldier in Afghanistan, Oh good grip, thank you
for your service. I'm a husband, you're a jag lawyer, and I
am the last person corrupt politicians want to see as attorney general, right,
because you're gonna punch them because I don't care what party they're at. It's
got nothing to do with parties. It's about doing what's right. Organized crime,
the targets your bank account, fentanyl, The targets are kids, corporations
that break the rules with price gua. Let's go yeah, let's go watch
yesterday. We're going across the whole estate, no matter where you live.
We want you to be a part of it. And our whole family is
ready, ready, ready, ray ready. How many rounds ross? Do
you think? I'm not feeling well today? Right? But no, let
me just say this, Yes, when you hear the audio without seeing the
video, yeah, and if you didn't, you know, describe that it
was a boxing match, there was a fight. It might sound a little
different, like if you just like he's gardening or something. He's gardening,
you know, he likes to garden. Come on, this is passion.
Yeah, I'm just saying it sound a little different if you just hear the
audio right right, right right, If I got unframed it that way,
it sounds yeah, he's ready, he sure is, yeah, ready to
go? Yeah, Yeah, I'm sure that's him up on the mountain with
his beard growed out. Do you think that in a brown leather jacket with
his arms up, screaming drygo. I'm sure that's what it is. Okay,
he looks like he's losing to this sparring partner. Yeah, in fact,
in fact that he's gonna have vote boost or you have to fight him.
Right, So if you if you're not, if you weren't going to
vote for him, you go up. You're like, I'm I I just
I can't because you scream fake and cheese and you're not even being intellectually honest
about what all transpired there where they essentially created a district just for you.
But if you can beat me in three rounds, now, are we going
straight? Boxing, or do you think that maybe he's got a little mma
in him or is he that's probably the next video. It's probably him an
arm bar against Dan Bishop or whatever, some guy who's dressed as Dan Bishop.
It's so bad, it's so bad. It's good and I don't know
if that's what was intended, but you got to see it. We're tweeting
it out, that's right, Yeah, giving him a little free pub there.
Go watch this and watch it knowing everything that I just told you about
the process and what you know about the process because you pay attention to this
stuff because this is the kind of radio you listen to, so you're probably
so somewhat plugged in the amount of dishonesty to talk about how that's political corruption
when it's literally a reversal of what his own party did. And it sounds
like right from the what he said in the video where he's grunting and groaning,
yes, that he's running to take out his political enemies. Yes,
yes, he sounds like revenge. What no I would know? He didn't
you hear fentanyl with the kids? I did hear that? Yeah? Do
you want kids to have fentanyl? Is that what you're playing all right,
look at that Ross is pro not having kids have fentanyl, which is good.
That's a good solid position. But then, yeah, you know,
the amount of exertion to get to the top of the mountain in the bomber
jacket to prepare is pretty impressive. So is he rocky or is he clubber
in this scenario? I mean I would imagine he'd be he'd be stallone.
Right. Oh, okay, did you see that part of video where he's
picking up the rickety yep, yep, yep, the rickety what do you
call the cart? Thearing is just sort of putting it up, and oh
my god, inspirational it is. I'm gonna need a whole training montage,
sir. But you know, running around the streets of Raleigh, right,
so maybe from like the warehouse district that's got a little you know, it's
got a little grimy look there by the train station, eventually making your way
up to the old Capitol building or something, hopping up and down on the
stairs like a psychopath, and then a bunch of other shots so you get
as many non sequitur visual points of interest on the way. That's what I'm
gonna need. If you're gonna get my vote just throwing it out there.
Six forty five Kcoday radio program. Which you need is Dan Bishops people to
cgi him in throwing in the towel for Jeff. There's a lot of directions
you could go, but that was so cringey at Casey on the radio the
Twitter account, I want to check that out. Will send that for you.
But six forty five back in just a few This is one O six
one FM Talk in the Triangle and News Talk ninety four to five WPTI and
the Triad. I can't believe this is there's still upset about this. Here
we go. I didn't even do this story earlier in the week because it
was too stupid, which is saying something considering our story collection. Have you
been following the controversy over the wax statue? This is in the Grieven Museum
in Paris, so it's not a Madam Tussos. You ever been to one
of those? You ever been to one of the wax Madam Tussau's one?
Don't they have one? Do they have one down in they have one in
Myrtle? I know they have one down in Florida. I went. I've
actually been to the one in Los Angeles. I thought the whole thing was
creepy. Man. I saw a video I think it was Arnold Schwarzenigger who
is there and pretending he was pretending to be a dummy, and then he
would like surprise people dig photos with him. Is that the same place,
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's exactly the
place. Yeah. He was in there as the terminator, you know,
but with the busted jacket and everything, and then he'd move and people freak
out. And I thought the whole thing was over priced, first of all,
like everything Hollywood is. But I also am like, I'm like,
this is a waste of my time. I'd rather go to some of the
rock and roll clubs that are down there, because I don't know, I
find that stuff historically more interesting. So that's what I did with the rest
of my day. But yeah, so if you don't know the beef here,
they installed one of the rock Dwayne the Rock Johnson, and look at
it. It looks like the rock right, there's no because there's some there
are some. I remember there being some that if there weren't a name plate,
I don't know if I would have gotten it right away. So I
saw the you know, the photo of it, and then I thought the
controversy was because I looked at it and I was like, he looks a
little fat. Oh, it looked like it looked like chubby rock. Okay,
all right, But I guess that was not the controversy. I was
not the controversy. It was a hue issue. It was he was his
skin was too light, too white, which I you know, I saw
a bunch of pictures then people you know, doing side by sides of the
uh the wax statue and and him, And what I noticed is he had
people arguing that it was just fine, and then they'd chose something that looked
you know, almost exact, if not even it made it a little darker,
and then others where it clearly looked lighter. But that also was you
know, that was based on whatever lighting was taken. Right. I did
notice he was a bit lighter. I figured that was just a lighting issue
of the camera. Yeah. So but I'm saying the real pictures of the
rock it really dependent on which lighting he was in, right. So anyway,
so they're like, ah, this is a travesty. This can't be
And I didn't see him weigh in, but maybe he has by now,
and so the museum said, all right, we're gonna do this. So
they did. They got their artist in there, and you can actually see
them going through and darkening the skin and it looks noticeably darker, and it's
still too white apparently, So they're still whining and complaining about this. And
I don't know. I just would assume if it looks like the person,
because they don't look like the person one hundred percent. I don't care how
good the artists are. It's very clear that if you just pay a little
attention that you're staring at a wax figurine, right, because there's just there's
not life there. So how dark do you want it? I mean,
do you just, you know what, just go full black? Would that
make people happy? Or them honestly trying to land on it, which I
think they were, plusy, I get all his tattoos, right, I
don't know, So, I mean, what what do the whiners want?
What will be the proper hue so that this won't be yet another race controversy
for no reason. By the way, the one dude who's the main artist
is like black. I saw him. I saw him in one of the
stories he is he is a very dark skinned compared to the rock, Like
it's not even close, and it's like, so, what do you think
that guy was trying to slight him? I'm more concerned that this figurine didn't
have a skull shape of Hillary Clinton. Those are my favorite, although that's
not a wax thing, is it? The figurine at Disney You remember that
whole controversy the Hall of Proistronic in the Hall of Presidents. Yeah, yeah,
at Magic Kingdom, And when they finally unveiled the one, it was
just like Hillary with a Trump wig. Yeah, because obviously they thought she
was gonna win. They were working ahead. They're like a painted orange put
a wig on it. What do we do? I would have more respect
if it was clearly the rock, But with Hillary's face, I might,
I might go see that, I might make that a vacation destination man at
that point. But now I guess they're going to try again. So yes,
in the world of controversies, I don't know where that ranks considering uh,
you know, the absolute dumpster fire of what's going on in the world
right now. But sure, why not? Absolutely you got a virtue signal
man every moment. Did you see did you see the the whoopsie that happened
over in the UK. So this was this got everybody very cited as scientists
say that they had located through DNA analysis, the very first Black Britain,
known as the beachy Head Lady. So they did, you know, archaeological
stuff, they did DNA stuff, and eventually they were proud to announce that
they were able to figure out the very first Black Britain roughly eighteen hundred years
old, and they went all out on a museum display. Step. There's
a little bit of a problem, and it's they took it down. I'll
explain coming up in our number two CaCO Day Radio program. All right,
good morning and welcome. It is seven oh six here on the CaCO Day
Radio program. How many different stories have we done over the years where one
of these big virtue signals social justice Kumbai Yah stories under even mediocre scrutiny falls
apartment. How many? How many times has some narrative, some story and
then when it's pointed out that people were either intentionally or maybe even unintentionally trying
to trying to force a farce upon everybody, there is the Well, look,
they were trying to do a good thing. Okay, so you have
to understand what the intentions were only to be you know, back at that
trough here pretty quick. So over in the UK they got really excited because
some DNA analysis and some college researchers say that they were able to pinpoint the
very first black resident of the UK, the first Black Britain, known as
the beachy Head Lady. The eighteen hundred year old remains that had been taken
in for scientific research, underwent a bunch of analysis, even even became an
award winning and very watched BBC production known as Black and British, where the
hallmark of the whole thing was this woman, this beachy Head Lady, And
how excited they were that scientists at the university were able to determine, yes,
she was from Africa, she was first, and from there spawns all
other residents of the UK that have black heritage, and we're gonna, we're
gonna do a big museum thing. And they did. They did the BBC
program, they did the this literally this whole college course within what is called
the Crick Institute, as you know, woke new virtue signal. They were
very excited. They literally had classes of students go through this. Well,
somebody thought, hey, you know what, maybe we should do some further
research. Now that the DNA is even a little better, perhaps not only
could we narrow down her origins to perhaps a particular part of Africa, but
also now that there is every day more and more DNA quote unquote in the
system by people doing like twenty three and meters and things like that, who
knows, maybe we could track lineage to modern day. And initially the researchers
who made the discovery were very hesitant, which you know, you're protecting your
lifeblood. You've made this your thing, your great discovery. But eventually,
through public pressure they let them do it, and they did, and let's
just say they were able to more efficiently track this woman's heritage from eighteen hundred
years ago, really amazing stuff. And they were able to pinpoint the exact
region and country that she actually was from. Now, there's a lot of
countries in Africa, but ross if you had to guess which country in Africa,
do you think maybe they were able to track her lineage to the first
Black Britain, right, rather than just saying, oh, all of the
continent if you had to guess, maybe South Africa, maybe more northern Africa,
right, just because of approximate exactly, Yeah, like with Morocco or
maybe Ghana, Cyprus. I'm sorry, what was that last one? H
Ghana? Was it? You said something after that one? Did I was
a Zimbabwe? Did I say? You know? You did not say Zimbabwe?
What what Cypress? Yeah, that's it? Huh. I have a
map of Africa here, let me figure out is that northern Africa Southern Africa?
Let me let me see here? Oh no, oh no, so
according to and look, this is according to Google Maps, right, so
you know, take everything with a grain of salt. But I think the
maps generally are right, except for the part where they're too cowardly to take,
you know, to actually draw country lines in certain places. Yes,
it turned out, following the analysis that the woman is actually from Cypress.
And if you don't know where Cypress is, uh, it is just south
of Turkey and just west of Lebanon and Syria, not at all on the
African continent, and people from Cyprus are not considered to be of African descent.
Cypress is a weird, weird place too, because it as an island
is actually divided along religious lines, primarily into a kind of two different countries,
but neither of which are considered to be in Africa, but rather part
of the Middle East, and then kind of more greecioush on one side.
Yes, this big thing that caused all of the to do that required all
of the analysis and the BBC specials and a bunch of people standing around talking
about how they were making great strides in uncovering, you know, actual African
lineage within the UK. Because remember any time now they do a movie in
that part of the world, even if it's set I don't know, eighteen
hundred years ago, and it's a bunch of pale folk, people scream bloody
murder. And it turns out this thing that they were holding up, this
individual they were holding up as the you know, Primophacia example of how long
you have had black residents of the United Kingdom was a chick from the Mediterranean,
more more Greece than anything else based on the timeframe there. So,
yes, Southern European, most likely Cyprus. And they've already taken the plaque
down. I don't know what they're going to do it. The remains but
in the BBC program, historian David Olaguso o la Sogu presented the beachy Head
lady as being sub Saharan Africa, and they even mocked up what they think
she looks like. And now they realize there's no way she looks like that.
So yeah, these guys have been running this since twenty sixteen, actually,
so it's been quite a few years. And then you know, they
actually gets and now they're wondering if maybe, since you had a pretty small
team doing this, if it was human air or just really wishful thinking.
So there you go. All right, seven fourteen Cacoday Radio program. Everybody
got their Halloween costume ready? Hell, depending on which gender you identify with,
researchers say it's going to have a big impact on what you choose.
And I for one, am ecstatic with what that impact may be because nobody
needs to see that. We'll share that story coming up here on the CaCO
Day radio program. It's Park Talk all day, ninety four to five w
PTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. So
this is both disturbing and now it's just disturbing. New survey out of adults.
Asking them about their Halloween plans has yielded a very different plan for the
majority of women versus men. Fifty eight percent of adults say they will wear
a sexy costume. All right, let's break that down by gender. Seventy
two percent of women say they will wear a sexy outfit this year. Let
me ask this, and I'm no prize. Do you think seventy two percent
of women should be wearing a revealing costume? Just you know, take ten
random women, seven of them. I'll leave that up to your own judgment.
I guess, Uh. There's factors that play into that. However,
when you get to the man's side, just forty three percent of men say
they're gonna wear a slutty costume. I'm sorry, is that a thing?
I understand? I understand that the women like the uh, you know,
the costumes. It's you know, you get a knight to uh probably dress
in a fashion you normally wouldn't. There's a certain anonymity, I guess if
you got a mask or something. But forty three percent of dudes are wearing
uh costumes like that? Really? Because I hope that's not the case.
But I'm also a dude. So, but I can also recognize that I
don't know. Seventy two percent of women should be sporting, should have all
their parts spilling out, but forty three percent of men. Among the costumes,
men say that they consider sexy costumes a gladiator, police officer, Batman.
Batman really doesn't show a lot of skin, does he? Not?
Any of the bat you know, any of the Batman through the years that
I've ever seen. In fact, it's very limited, but I guess if
it's just super tight spandex, there you go. For women, the top
costumes include a nurse Harley Quinn, but that one was ready made for it?
And Catwoman? How was Catwoman on? There? Is Catwoman still popular?
Is there even a Catwoman show on? I don't even know some of
the newer costumes on the rob What is robin Hood? It's spelled Hold on,
it's not spelled correctly, all right, Hold we're on a learning We're
on a learning path together Robin Hood with a y Oh, dear god,
what is this? So wait? Hold on, oh my god, this
is the show? What show is there or what network is this on?
Man? Rod? Were you aware there's a new Robin Hood? A brand
new Robin Hood reimagine for a modern audience. I was not okay, So
Robin Robin is a black woman named Robin Locksley. Oh yeah, so I
thought it was gonna be like Batman and Robin and like a female Robin.
But this is like Robin Hood. Yeah, this is Robin Hood Robin and
it's and it's the pop star Robin from the late nineties. It is not
just a Romeo. Robin is a rapper from New Nottingham who, along with
her hip hop band The Hood, fights corrupt what what fights corruption in the
city together? Yeah, Ross is dot feel will and this is making it
worse. Together they pull out all the stops to prevent the sheriff and elite
developers from praying on their people and community. Wait, so the King is
an evil white guy developer. He seems to be the only white dude in
the series, and he's the bad guy and he's okay, so he's trying
to develop the projects to make you know, luxury condos or something. So
Robin Hood. But right, wait, Robin who's the leader of the hip
hop band The Hood, and she even has a sexy little green outfit.
Okay, well that's why women are gonna dress like that? I currently got
a one point five on IMDb. Yes, my neighbor Reid down the street
just sent me a taxi, said critical drinker, like completely dismantled this show
like a week or so ago. Oh did he I believe? Or he's
Oh? Usually those end up in my uh, suggested what the heck?
As I follow it? Well, I have to watch that. This sounds
so bad, can we? My favorite Sheriff of Nottingham was Alan Rickman.
Okay, remember that he played That was one of his first role will The
first role was die Hard of course, which is crazy to think about this.
Your first role in the movie was was you know? Was that dude?
And now it's like he played the sheriff of Nottingham in with the Witch
with who is the guy that played in there? I can't think of his
name was in well, whatever it was, it had to be better than
this Robin Hood Prince the Thieves remember that? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Wait what was the Kevin Costner? Kevin Costner? Yeah, thank you.
Once again, I'm not feeling well, so yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, Kevin the best? Yeah, dude, I knew with a spoon
you use the knife. My lord, it's w twit it'll hurt more so
great. Well, now he would be John Prince, played by Ian Matthews,
the one white dude in here, and and then the sheriff is a
redheaded uh chick with weird hairdo. She's white. Though, Well, I'm
gonna put that in the list of things I'm never gonna watch. I am
adding it to your I am gonna go watch the critical drinker thing though,
Oh my god, all right, have fun dressing like that. I guess
one six one FM Talk and w PTI two stations driving the best in talk.
This is Casey Oday and Carolina's Morning News. What a creepy story this
is. A missing man has been found nearly a month after Nebraska residents had
told police they heard screaming coming from inside a home. I guess it's uh,
it's uh. It's multifamilies, so it's a bunch of apartments in a
big old house. Yeah. So back in September, police received a call
from tenants who recorded hearing a man screaming non stop and it appeared to be
coming from the first floor of the building. The officers responded, went around
the building, didn't hear any shouting. Looked, you looked all over,
but at that point just told residents if they hear anything to call him again.
And I guess later police received another call, this time from some different
tenants saying, once again they hear somebody screaming bloody murder, but they don't
know where it's coming from. And after that police came out again, looked,
and there were no further calls. Well bad news. Maintenance workers say
that they were investigating a foul odor from a vacant apartment when they noticed that
there were shoes hanging out of the chimney. How do you get that out
of there? Also, I have a question, so if you live in
this and you got kids, right, you reside in one of these apartments
and you got kids, Christmas is right around the corner, Like they're going
to be a little creeped out, right, because if I'm a kid,
I'm processing that is holy crap. Look what happened. How's Santa gonna get
down? I guess maybe you got to explain to your kids that Santa is
magical. While the man identified who has a long rap sheet for drugs and
burglary and may have been in the commission of a crime is in fact not
magical, and hopefully that appeases him. Apparently, well, actually they think
he was trying to break into one of the units, that there may have
been a woman in there that he has had a little stocking thing going on
with. But at this point they just don't know. Good lord. Oh,
plus he's a kid. He messes with kids too. All right,
well, I'm real sad this morning. How do you get in your head?
How many of these stories have we done? How do you get into
your head? You're gonna fit down there? Man? Like? Just simple
like measurement your own body. And it's got to be a horrible way to
go because you're breathing and every time you exhale it doesn't allow you to you
know, am I creeping you out enough this morning? Just think about it?
There you go. I've got something that's gonna creep you out? Is
it? You watching Robin Hoods right now? Now? Check out what I
just retweeted in the show account. Uh oh, this is another great idea
of scientists being like, you know what, we should combine this thing with
this this thing and make something awful. I just posted it, dude,
you reposted it, right, under my or right over mind? Oh at
the same time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did a seven minutes
ago. Yeah you do that? Why yeah, I wrote, Well,
it's been fun. Hopefully your doomsday bunker is fully stocked. Great? Is
it great? Though? I feel like it's not great? Well no,
I mean at least we can both recognize, you know, independently, how
often that is? Yes, yes, yes, because if some's coming down
your chimney, that thing could get down your chimney. You know what I'm
saying, You're not safe anywhere, all right, So what is it that
Ross and I both independently looked at and went, oh my god. So
you know the the murder dog, right, the Boston Dynamics murder dog with
or without an oozy attached to its back. Okay, well they've taken the
next step. Scientists say that they have now given it an independent mind.
Boston Dynamics robot dog Spot has become the first independent robot utilizing AI chat GPT
to tell it what to do. And you know how damn creepy these things
look? Just what these are the dogs where like they put like sniper rifles
in the back of them, and they're like jumping over obstacles, like if
they're competing in American you know, Ninja Warrior, and now you're gonna plug
it into chat GPT and like give it all the knowledge of the world.
Why are you why? I you know I if it just did the thing
where it couldn't formulate words for whatever reason, I'd be fine if you do.
You guys know this glitch and the chat GPT thing. It's so weird,
Like you can get it to render photos and stuff. No, that's
that's bing though, right, Oh, but that's being's very well, I
should just say the AI. Yeah, but you can get it to render
photos and then in the photos for whatever reason, like words are misspelled or
put in the wrong places, right, Like so you would go to bing.
Right. You can like type it and it'll produce an image after you
put words in. So you could type like Casey crossing the Potomac Christmas Eve
to murder the British wearing a Hayes for Sheriff T shirt. It's a good
memory. Yeah, you'll plug it in and then like ten minutes later it'll
create that image. So you'll see you on the boat going across to murder
the British on Christmas Eve wearing a Hayes for Sheriff T shirt. But the
Hayes for Sheriff T shirt do that would just it won't say Hayes for Share
like it gets the words all jumbled. It can't do words. It's weird.
It is like Ross tried to mock up a bunch of campaign posters and
it just came out all wrong. Man uh. And then somebody had a
what was this We never got to this story the other day, so that's
right. Somebody asked the one of the ais to make a digital representation of
how to make a cake, right, and so you had what looked like
a counter with all the ingredients, you know, eggs and flour and all
that, except they weren't labeled correctly. Like so it wasn't just like here's
the flour. Instead of the word flour, it would say like baking powder.
And you're like, okay, well maybe you know they're both powders or
whatever. But then if you go over to the eggs, the eggs are
labeled fear and not eggs, which I don't know. I look, I
don't bake, I'm so I'm not one hundred percent sure what's all supposed to
be in there. But I'm pretty sure if you're putting fear in your cake,
that's not a winning formula, unless it's like fear of missing out on
more cake, unless you're like a witch living in the woods in a candy
house or something that's exactly that's who wrote that, man. So it's still
got some hiccups. So with that in mind, what a perfect time to
install it into a now sentient beast that has access to a full arsenal and
even if it doesn't, can run you down with a very minimal effort.
It is that Black Mirror episode and one of the more recent ones where essentially
these robodogs are hunting people. It's a pretty good episode and it looks just
like this thing. So but you know, instead, we'll just go ahead
and put We'll just detach ai. What's the worst that could happen? All
right? Seven forty four Jeff mar from the Weather Channel. He gets the
easy lift into a nice weekend. What's going on, sir? Yeah,
you want to put it ramin cade, that's what you want. Yeah,
but it said fear. I'm like, who's putting fear in a cake?
Not carding? Yeah? I don't know. Yeah, well, I'll tell
you what. What a stretch of weather if you've got some mouthro activities lined
up This weekend, dry and on the warm side. By October standards into
the eighties before a coll front pays is a visit as we head towards Halloween
next week. But today we'll see some sun this afternoon after some early clouds
a hind you're eighty two. Just a few clouds tonight with a low of
fifty nine, and more of the same for the weekend. Sunny and above
average temperatures both tomorrow and again on Sunday, with highs around eighty four up
to eighty five with the sunny sky Monday. Then on Halloween, clouds moving.
It will be cooler, a high of sixty two, a few showers
popping up into Tuesday night, with the low eventually dipping into the low forties
and highly hitting the low fifties on Wednesday. All right, Jeff Maher Weather
Channel, Thank you sir. Coming up. What do you think it is
that college students fear the most? Maybe eight am class, some of the
social anxiety that comes with, you know, making that transition from living with
your parents to eventually hopefully being on your own. That's what your pay parents
are hoping. Nope, no, it's reality. I'll give you an example.
Coming up next on the KCO Day Radio program, Your Day Smarter one
six one FM Talk and News Talk ninety four five w PTI more with cac
starts now. All right, good morning and welcome. It is the KCO
Day Radio program. Oh no, oh man, I wonder if they just
can't read or something. All right, So, apparently there was a triple
shooting on the Peace Bridge in Buffalo, but it's called the Peace Bridge.
I'm I'm not understanding what the problem is here. Uh yeah. The I
ninety southbound headed towards downtown from the Peace Bridge closed off, causing major major
traffic snarls after a triple shooting on the Peace Bridge. Well. Initial reports
said two people were shot, updated said three. It's been confirmed at least
one of them has died. There's not a lot of information here. Can
are you allowed to shoot your rivals on the Peace Bridge? I'm unclear how
that works? Is this the bridge people screw up on the I think this
is the bridge that people there's a Whenever I've watched the show with the Border
patrol things. Right. One of the border crossings that they that they show
is the one in Buffalo there, and it's like half of them are somebody
was driving and they got in the wrong lane, and once you take that
exit, you have no choice but to go through customs. There's no turnaround,
there's none of them. Once you're up there, you're up there,
and the sheer volume of people that I have seen that they have like a
warrant, and it's always their dumb boyfriend or girlfriend driving who just can't follow
simple directions, and then they get up there and then boom, they get
popped for the warrant because Canada doesn't let them enter. And then when they're
not allowed to enter, you're not just let turn around. You have to
go back through us. And if you got warrants, they're going to do
something about it. So maybe that's what it was. Maybe somebody just took
the wrong turn on the Peace Bridge. So you think there'd be more peace.
You guys won, man, you guys are victorious beating the Buccaneers,
although it was really close with that hil Mary. At the end, everyone's
saying that if the Buccaneers do to turned around, he would have had it,
but I mean, you don't know that. But the Bill's pulling out
the the w for Thursday night football, and I don't know, maybe that'll
give your guy a little more time to rest. Uh, yeah, because
we have the weekend off obviously, and then we have a bye. Oh
and you have a I think we have a buy him this year. Oh
dude, I mean finally the calendar is working out in in your not really
because this has been the easy part of the schedule. So and yeah,
but Josh Allen has an injured shoulder, which I think that's why they haven't
been rushing because he had like three times last night where it's like it was
like fourth and two. No, it was like second in goal. Yeah,
and they line up and shotgun like you have Josh Allen right, like
just just run in. But I don't know what's going on with the show.
I do not feel good about last night. I don't feel good in
general. Yeah, you guys like I should be like, yay, we
won, and I'm like, dude, I'm not even I didn't even get
excited the Vikings beat the forty nine ers. Okay, I'm just so jaded.
Whatever, So whatever show it to me again, show it to me
ten more times and we'll talk. So yeah, anyway, a little mayhem
there, but they got it figured out, all right. Let me flip
back over to this. So a student group has begun a gathering signatures for
a petition attempting to remove what they describe as a huge trigger from the UNC
campus. In an effort to advocate for students facing eating disorders. The students
are demanding that all UNC dining halls remove all calorie and nutritional information from the
foods being served. So, you know, it's like any restaurant these days.
You go in, even McDonald's, they're going to have the how many
calories is it? Back content, sugar content, all of that. However,
it's just too much for many students, saying that it triggers the many
many students who find themselves dealing with an eating disorder. The typical onset for
eating disorders ages eighteen to twenty one. You know that's true, obviously,
But the eating disorders, they say, are even if you're able to get
a hold of them, when you walk into the dining hall where you really
have no choice but to eat, depending on what kind of student you are,
and if you have a meal package and all that, you can't get
away from it. So as you're going down the line. And I've never
eaten in the UNC dining hall, but I remember how U see Santa Barber's
was, and we had a crap ton of choices. And I point that
out because it's not like they're like, here's the only thing you get to
eat, and here's the calories and you have no choice. We had all
sorts of stuff, all sorts of stuff, and I think that's probably pretty
commonplace on you know, like UNC campuses, a big four year campuses.
However, according to the students, being presented with that information and really having
no way not to take it in causes panic. All right, I'm sorry,
I remember it was it was a while ago that we did this where
you had roughly kind of the same groups, right, you had a bunch
of a bunch of activists who thought that they were making a difference by demanding
and eventually getting legislation passed that all restaurants had to provide this information, even
when people pointed out that you know, your average person going into McDonald's,
I don't know that they care. Plus, you know, businesses have to
redo all of their signage, and we were told so sad, too bad.
It has to be like this because it makes us feel good. So
now you have a bunch of students who it's not making feel good, who
are who are being triggered by this, and their demand is what do you
put it under a little flipboard? But also you've got to make sure no
one's around you when you look at it, because you know, some people
do look at that. I look at that, and I don't make the
healthiest decisions, but if I see something astronomically out of whack, I do
take notice of it. What is the problem here? Is the problem this?
Or is the problem a reality? Because I feel like many, many,
many of the you know, activist things that we see on college campuses
are about not wanting to accept reality. Deal with reality. Stay in this
little cocoon. Hey, I'm going to be a six year senior. Though
if I had to say that there were comparable things, that's where I tend
to see it. College students are stuck in a unique environment where they're surrounded
by their peers for the first time, they're away from home. Rememb were
you asking mom and dad the calorie count too. I don't know. And
of course they've got some academic person out there going no, they're right,
it should be like this, even though we told you ten years ago it
needs to be the opposite. And does it stick with us the universities,
or do we demand McDonald's remove the numbers? Where does this go? All
right, good morning everybody, and welcome. It is our number three Happy
Friday. So a lot of you gonna go out and get stupid because you
know, Halloween on a Tuesday. And she got pushed forward National Beer Day
too, by the way, So there's that. But before we get all
to the fun and frivolity, deep calendar, A radio buddy to the South
Midday's WBT and on the iHeartRadio app joins us. Good morning, sir,
Good morning. How are you? What is your costume this year? What
is Pete going as? I don't know. I feel like I'm running out
of time to decide. I have one we have like a tub that we
keep up in the attic and it's got all of the you know, like
one tub is for Halloween and one tub is for you know, Thanksgiving decorations
and Christmas decorations all that and I haven't even looked in the tub. Like
I went to one of those big box stores and I bought one of the
costumes like three four years ago, and I just wear that every year.
So it's like this black it's like a black like shredded looking kind of I
don't even know what you would call it, like an igor kind of a
costume. And then there's a mask. But like the downside on the masks
is that when you go out to the parties and stuff, you you can't
you can't eat or drink anything because you got this big old mask on your
face. Well you got to get like maybe one of those leather masks with
a zipper on it so you can get the food in there. Hmmm right,
yeah, yeah, yeah, sure, no you'll think anything of that.
Did you know that seventy two percent of women are going to wear slutty
costumes this year only only forty three percent of men. I have troubles with
both those numbers. Like, wait, if you were to pick ten random
women, and I'm no prize. If you were to pick ten random women,
do you think seven of them should be running around in many latex with
the you know, everything's spilling out, And also, who are the forty
three percent of dudes who are like, yeah, I'm going to be slutty
Batman, that's what I want. Yeah, I'm right, Like, I'm
trying to think, like, because every year we go to at least one
party, this year we've got two to go to, but and well know
last year we went to two as well. But I don't think I I
mean, maybe it's the age demographic I am in now. I'm you know,
late forties, and so now we don't go to parties where we have
all of the slutty costumes. But that does seem high. Seven out of
ten seems really high. I don't think I saw one out of ten.
And I'm trying to think. I don't think I've ever seen a slutty dude
costume. I don't even know what that would be. I think you're gonna
have to head to uptown or wherever your bar district is down there and taking
the sight. Could I suggest a couple's costume for you your special Okay?
All right, so you are uh Drago, Ivan Drago, and your partner
is Jeff Jackson, right right, so and yeah, and you could you
know, you can just stand there and be Russian and obnoxious, and you
know, if he dies, he dies, there's lots of good quotes for
you. I will us right. Well, your partner runs around and does
training montages, yeah, the whole time. Yeah, and then if we
could also then if we record it, we could use it as a campaign
launch video. Oh wow, I didn't even think of that. That'd be
amazing. Well, I mean that's it is kind of stupid when you think
about it. Sure, yeah, probably would be. In this morning,
he says that if you remove the audio from the video, it sounds wrong,
and I would argue the whole thing sounds wrong even if you have video,
because he's like, I'm going to jail my political opponents who are doing
this thing that we did to get me this seat, and I'm not okay
with that. Vote for me. So I think he's also pledging to beat
up Sentinel. I think that's I got it all for the kids. He
doesn't want kids to have. Are you pro kids having fentanyl, Pete?
I mean no, not at all. But I'm curious because if you if
you punch it, I'm thinking it scatters. I'm thinking it kind of like
pops out. Yeah, right, and then I think you would end up
infecting a lot of people with with the overdose. But yeah, it would
be easy. It would be easy to say that he's just a cheese ball,
right, and a lot of political videos are. But he's not.
He is very very he is very calculated. He is he is most definitely
you know, they have a plan for him within the party. I think
that that's pretty clear. This is you see that plan, and the very
wholesome image that he portrays while choosing to just ignore everything that was done on
his behalf, comes across as remarkably dishonest. Am I misreading this? Dude?
Well, his his folks, his base, they love it. They
they yeah, they they have you know, drunk the kool aid. They
are mesmerized by whatever spell he has cast via his TikTok videos. Just all
you need to do is go and look at the you know, the responses
that he gets on social media, and that's what you know, he built
his candidacy around this. You know, he parlayed that that one snow day
into a run and a successful run obviously for Congress. I mean, like,
if you think about where he got noticed was that day in the General
Assembly, which by the way, so two things real quick before I forget
Number one, Ross is exactly right. I got an email because I played
the audio on the show yesterday, and I got an email. I got
a message from somebody who was like, dude, without here, without seeing
the video, that audio sounds super super wrong, super bad. And I
didn't. It didn't even occur to me because I'm watching the video, right.
And so then the other thing is that this is a guy who apparently
cannot find a seat that he wants to say to stay in. Right,
he keeps bouncing around from one seat to another, all in the name obviously
of public service. Right. He's doing it for you. He's fighting for
you. That's why he can't figure out how best to fight for you.
He's just going to keep, you know, bouncing around trying to find the
seat. Because he was in the General Assembly first and then there was a
snow day, and then he sent out this like tweet storm of all of
the things that I would do if money was no object. I'm gonna do
this. I'm gonna do this. And of course all the lefties sitting at
home on a snow day, they're like, oh my gosh, it's amazing.
He loves the things I love. And then he gets this heightened profile
and his colleagues in the General Assembly there's a reason they named him baby Jesus,
right, they Yeah, it's not a it's not a well, it's
derogatory, okay, it's not a compliment to him. And so then what
he parlays that into this fake run is, oh, I'm going to run
for the US Senate seat. Oh, but now Sherry Beasley is getting into
the race, so I can't possibly run against her. And so he gets
the why not because he's a white male at large in a Democratic primary.
Yes, well that's that's what it is. But yes, yes it is.
Yeah, he can't. Yeah, he can't win in a statewide race
in a Democrat primary. So he bails on that. And then, you
know, the rumor was always that he got promised this congressional seat, which
then, of course miraculously falls into his lap after the Court hand him the
seat the Democrat. You know, Supreme Court appoints the quote special masters who
were totally not at all in cahoots with anybody as they were drawing up the
maps, even though the emails were so egregiously cahoodish that the plaintiffs in the
case, the lefty lawyers Alison Riggs I believe, who's now on the Supreme
Court. Yeah, she had to come out and say, oh, by
the way, we got to acknowledge that we have to say, like,
we've gotten some communications from one of the people drafting the maps and this is
a little bit, you know, across the line. So even she had
to admit that to the court. So, yeah, he gets the seat.
And now the oh, the corrupt politicians are drawing me out of the
district. Have you seen the district? The thing is Jerry manderd as it
is right now, I mean, come on. And so he's now going
to run for Attorney General, and you know everybody's predicting it's going to be
him versus h Dan Bishop. By the way, did you see what Bishop
uh tweeted? Oh my goodness. Okay, So he had actually two let
me pull them up here. He So the first one is headline Dan Bishop
welcomes Chinese social media star to Attorney General's race, and he says, uh,
Jeff Jackson is a woke liberal who wants to bring the same protect the
criminal policies that ruined San Francisco, New York and Chicago to North Carolina.
I'm not going to let that happen. And he calls them, yeah,
TikToker Jeff Jackson. And then he sends out a reply to this tweet with
a with a fake Jeff Jackson for Attorney General News really, and he titles
it for our Unamerican friends and it's the first part is written in Chinese and
then the second and then he's got a translation and it says, my name
is Jeff Jackson. I'm a TikTok star who wants to make North Carolina soft
on crime like New York, San Francisco in LA. Now back to stupid
videos of me helping China spy on North Carolina and cats. And then there's
a little box that is paid for by Jeff Jackson for NCCCP. See what
he did there, and yeah, and oh my gosh, the lefties on
social media, on the Twitter machine are just apoplectic. They've tried to community
note him on this like that's not actually a press release from Jeff jos Oh
no, it's not. Man all morning. Yeah, it's just so funny,
how humorless. So many on the left are like, dude, yes,
he's trolling you. He's trolling you. And if you're going to tell
me that Jeff Jackson does control people, please I refer you to the original
thing that got him his fame on social media was just one long troll.
So spare me the outrage about online trolling. Now, let's talk about the
AGC real quick. I think he's a nightmar in there, but I thought
Josh Stein would be, and I was right, because yeah, you know
it, it is a continuation of the latter part of Roy Cooper's time in
there, and it's you know, the office has become a a one political
tool, obviously, but it also historically is a Democrat, right, even
in years where Republicans have won most of the other races. Why why do
you think that is? It's just who the candidates were. I mean,
even with the absurdity of his video, do you think Bishop really has a
good chance or see, I don't know enough history, man, Yeah,
I don't know. I mean Josh Stein, remember he barely won, right,
so I don't know if and cheated, yeah, yeah, yeah,
he lied about his opponent and yeah, so I don't I don't know if
I don't know if it is perpetually, you know, damned to being a
Democrat held seat for long. I do believe though, that a lot of
people and this is just my guess. I have not pulled the numbers,
but I would I would probably put some money on it. Not a lot
of money, obviously, but I work in radio. But I would probably
put some money on the fact that there is ballt erosion. Right, There's
there's fall off that occurs, drop off where people don't vote as much for
attorney General as they do the races above it on the ballot. And I
think then that you've got a lot of money and support that comes out of
the legal community for that. And I'm right and just like that. Yeah,
And so I think there's a lot of money that comes from lawyers,
and they are generally speaking in the state, there's a lot of them that
are left of center, and so I think that's what they want in you
know, the top cop as it were. Now, does that yeah,
do we see that pattern repeat itself? I don't know. You know,
Bishops still got to get through the primary, right, and you know,
and he's you know, because he was in Congress, because he was pro
Trump, because he didn't want to certify the twenty twenty election results. And
because of the the after Room Bill, right, he's going to have he's
gonna have some hurdles to clear, and Jackson's gonna hammer away at those things
and and then pretend that he's not running on social issues. Here's the thing,
though, especially when it's like an AG's position, I think you have
to inspire people that you're going to be able to actually do something, and
you know, and and Jackson's at least laying it out there, going,
look, I'm going to go after corrupt politicians. But if if you remove
the partisanship from that, I don't think the American public has a problem with
it until you figure out if it's your guy or not. Case in point
Bowman, Right, we saw yesterday with the release of the video of Jamal
Bowman going down to that stairwell trying to push the door doesn't open. There's
some signage on it. I tend to agree with you. I think he
inadvertently knocked that sign off. But what is one hundred percent is at no
point did he think pushing that lever would release the door. As evidence by
him never turning around, never stop moving really to then address the door and
walk right back up the stairs. And yet it's only after he gets a
plea deal where it gets expunged if he pays a fine. Are we presented
with that evidence? And people see that and they go, well, why
the Republicans can't hold anybody even when there's video of it accountable, even when
they're in charge of the House. So you know, why should I bother
with these idiots? And you know that's the email that I get, right,
So I do wonder if if there is enough of that kind of frustration
and dissatisfaction that prompts people to then vote for a guy like Dan Bishop,
a Republican for Attorney General. I do wonder if there's you know, if
now that you know on the right, there is a belief and for folks
on the left, you don't have to believe this, but I will tell
you it is true. There are a lot of people on the right believe
that the courts and the justice system are weaponized against Republicans. And I keep
trying to warn people on the left, You're not going to like it when
these same rules are applied to you. And this may be sort of a
test case for that we'll see if people put Bishop in and then Bishop starts
going after Democrats for just this kind of act. Because yeah, Jamal Bowman,
it's very clear now in the video, which yes, why wasn't that
released? Why didn't we get to see that before he cuts the deal?
Because it was when he was out there lying about Oh, I didn't know.
I was confused. I don't know how fire alarms work, even though
I was the principal of a school. Yeah, he goes up, he
hits one bar handle on the door. He then tests the left one.
It looks like the sign falls down, it tumbles over, and then he
immediately turns hits the fire alarm and walks away. And if he thought that
it was going to open the door, he never tests the door. Yes,
right, So yeah, it's it's clear what he was doing. And
remember the reason he did it is likely because they were trying to stall the
budget vote while he was, you know, pulling the fire alarm. Hakim
Jefferies was using his quote magic minute on the floor of the house, right
he was. They were trying to delay the vote, and so that was,
you know, I wonder if there was any kind of coordination. Did
anybody tell him to do it? Was that part of a plan or did
he just you know, was he freelancing? I think that you will never
will never know. And the only expectation that people can have is their own
eyes. And when they think their own eyes are failing them versus the outcome
of things, they either get really frustrated and give up, or you know,
they do something else. And that's the stuff. You're right, that
bothers. But unfortunately we're out of time today, So all right, enjoy
your Halloween, sir, and your your slutty ninja outfit or whatever it is,
floody ninja. All right, I'm just tell people know it is man.
Yeah, well, all right, all right, have a good one.
Thank you, Pete Callender there case O Day Radio program will chat with
him next Friday see how the ninja stuff goes. But for now we take
a break. You best show after the show is on the iHeart radio app.
Search for the podcast on the iHeart radio app. Oh no, look,
it is from ABC News. Researchers are warning older adult to receive the
combination COVID and high dose blue vaccine, so the hey come get them both
one shot. Thing they were promoting as now, concerns have arisen that those
who took it may be at a increased risk of stroke that according to a
new FDA funded study, Apparently this information didn't initially come to light due to
the speed at which they were developing it, and was only noticeable over longer
studies of people who took it. So whoops, Oh my gosh. You
know who was promoting it was Biden. What happens if Joe Biden has his
stroke and becomes cognitively impaired. I was just thinking of that with all that's
going on in the world right now. So yeah, However, experts urged
these results are preliminary and your best bet is to chat with your doctor.
So yeah, but it's like, why do you keep proving people right?
Again? A lot of people's objections over any of this had to do with
the you know, the the speed at at which most of these operations are
undertaken. And look, people can argue they didn't have any choice, they
had to get something, and I'm sympathetic to that, Yeah, but this
is differently. You weren't You didn't have to go in and get them together.
And I don't know what those numbers look for look like for people who
went and got separate vaccines, you know, flu vaccine and the COVID vaccine.
But it's it. It causes distrust going forward in people. That's the
point that I'm making, all right. Eight eight eight nine three four seven
eight seven four. One of my favorite anti Israel protester videos. This is
a woman, she got herself, she got herself a megaphone. She wants
you to know that if you want to show solidarity, you're going to have
to boycott a bunch of different businesses. In fact, here's the list.
Listen close as they go pretty quickly, were calling you the boycotts Starbucks,
Dolls, yeslie, Coca Cola, her King, Pepsi, Domino's, Papa
John's, Nike, Seravey, and Airban. Wait wait, oh, I'm
sorry, hold on. List goes on. Yes, it does demand clear
all right, So all the fast food apparently you need to boycott that Starbucks.
I guess that maybe that's fast food. I don't know, what was
it? Airbnb? So that's going to cut down on your travel? What
was that one you mentioned in the middle there, nie k Nike Niak?
What is that is that? What do they make Oh, that's right.
They make shoes Nike. Oh okay, let's go back to our protester here.
She's got herself a nice sweatshirt, got herself some baggy pants, got
herself a headscarf of some sort with you know, Palestinian markings there. And
then what's that? Oh those look like shoes. You realize people can zoom
into that, ma'am. She's wearing Nike air Forces. So she's sitting there
screen. You know what it reminds me of. It reminds me of the
protests up there in New York. Right, we are, we are the
ninety nine percent, right, and then they're all drinking Starbucks before pooping on
cop cars. That's that's what it reminds me of. So when you're standing
there in a in a pair of Nike air Forces, and you know what
you're gonna say when you show up, Because she's reading on her phone a
list. She has the list of all the companies because she doesn't want to
forget them. And at no point did you just, for a moment,
while you're getting dressed that morning headed over to your you know, I hate
Jews rally, did you did you have a mirror? Did you think for
a moment, you know what, maybe I should throw the rebox on.
We'll retweet it for you. You can look at it. But yeah,
yeah, it's pretty cringey. Man, Oh I love this. So a
new study says that gen Z feels there should be fewer sex scenes in TV
and movies. We're going full like dystopian future where nobody ever interacts with anybody
else of the opposite sex. I swear we're getting there. Man, everything's
virtual. You can plug it in with a USB court and attach it to
a sensitive area of your body. I mean, I guess maybe that's what
they're hoping for. But yeah. Nearly fifteen hundred respondents say that it isn't
needed for most TV shows and movies and is largely overused as a plot Device's
the thing, you know, as people get older and they got kids or
whatever. You know. I can understand that thought process developing. But put
yourself as thirteen or fifteen year old you, especially the guys I hate to
stereotype. Here. What was the greatest thing in the world when you were
thirteen or fourteen? That's right, birthday cakes on naval destroyers, you know
what I mean? Birthday cakes on naval destroyers. What are some other classic
scenes from that era early nineties? Am I leaving out? Because there was
a lot of them? And man, if that if you're getting to watch
a movie where that came on and you're you know, some kid, some
early teenager that was pretty sweet? Man? Or the under like if you
get the HBO channel a little unscrambled, oh watch out. But no,
they want less of it, and they want a lot less of it.
Majority of respondents say that they want to see Maury's more stories with platonic friendships
rather than romantic interests among folks within there. You know, that's that's a
that's a standard plot trope. Man. One of the if you look at
any long running series, what is one element, especially if it involves a
big group of people, what is one of the elements that they have to
shoehorn in there? It's the will they or won't they? Right? How
many TV shows use the will they or won't they? And what I mean
by that is what would be a good example, Uh, why am I?
Why am I having a brain fart here? You know, where you
have one of the male characters one of the female characters, and there's always
this, this, this undercurrent, this little where you know, the whole
audience is they want them to get together, but they they don't, and
then that's a whole thing throughout it. And then generally when they get to
the end of the series, as some sort of reward, they go ahead
and uh, they go ahead and throw that in there as Hey, this
is what you've wanted all this time, and now they're together. What was
the one show that buck at how I Met your Mother? And I remember
people were upset about that. But now you want less of that in there.
Everyone's going to live in their pod man, just interact and then have
no social skills as to how to even interact with the opposite sex. I
don't know. That's a tragedy. All right, eight forty four kco Day
Radio program. Jeff mar from the Weather Channel. All right, my man,
last last turn at it, and give us the good news. Yeah,
bal me weekend. We'll hit the eighties for highs right hinto Saturday,
Sunday and Monday before some changes had our way on Halloween for Tuesday. But
meantime, a few clouds this morning. This is an afternoon sun. How
about a high of eighty two with the light breeze out of the west,
a few clouds Tonight. Winds will stay light with a low dropping to fifty
nine. A beautiful weekend Sunday on the warm side by October standards up to
eighty four for a high tomorrow and again on Sunday, Sunshine Monday with a
high of eighty five and turning cloudy and cooler into Halloween with a high sixty
two. A few showers for Tuesday evening, with the low eventually dipping into
the low forties. All right, thanks Jeff, having good weekend, sir,
Thank you great, and we'll come back with other Jeff Jeff Bellinger next,
hang on, thank you. Casey is on ninety four to five w
PTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. All
right, good morning, and welcome is eight fifty one your Bloomberg Update now
with Jeff Bellanger. Jeff, what's happening, well, good morning, Casey.
Income growth did not keep case with spending last month. Just got a
report from the government that shows Americans' personal incomes increased three tenths percent in September,
less than expected, while consumer spending was up seven tenths percent. That
was more than expected. The data also include an inflation gauge that's monitored very
closely by the Federal Reserve. It was up a little more than expected.
Stock market futures, though, suggest investors are okay with all of these numbers.
They're higher right across the board now. Futures are up six points now.
Exxon Mobil posted an adjusted third quarter profit that fell short to forecasts,
but the energy giant announced a bigger than expected dividend increase. Amazon dot Com
checked in after the bell yesterday, giving investors most of what they wanted,
reporting robust sales and a bigger profit. Amazon's cloud unit didn't do quite as
well as expected, but CEO and E Jasse says the cloud division is regaining
momentum. Intel delivered better than expected third quarter results and had an upbeat forecast.
SAG after the union that represents striking Hollywood actors responded yesterday to the latest
contract proposal from the major studios. Variety says it appears the two sides are
making progress and trying to avoid another breakdown in negotiations. Its expected talks will
pick up again today. The studios have warned that next summer's Blockbusters and a
lot of TV shows could be canceled if there's no deal in the next week.
Toyota is recalling a lot of SUVs sold here in the US. There
is an issue with more than three quarters of a million Highlander vehicles from the
twenty twenty through twenty twenty three model years. The resin used in the front
bumper assembly was faulty. A minor bump might cause the bumpers to loosen and
case Some retailers are finding that charging customers a fee for returning merchandises the proverbial
double edged sword. Fewer items are being returned, That's why the retailers are
charging the fees, but fewer things are being bought in the first place.
About a third of the retailers surveyed by Happy Returns say they lost customers since
imposing return fees, and a gardener analyst told The Wall Street Journal there's a
risk that merchants could alienate customers heading into the holidays. Casey, all right,
Jeff, real quick. We've asked everyone else, what is your Halloween
costume this year? I still haven't come up with it. Oh no,
you better hustle Because a lot of the parties are this weekend because you know,
Halloween's a Tuesday, so that's right, I'm going to miss out on
that. Okay, all right, I did not mention that you know who
is a billionaire. Now maybe you should go as you know who? How
about that? Yeah? There you go? Yeah, she who's the name?
I'm told I should not mention so, but no, she has joined
the billionaires club. Well that's exciting. How good for the all right,
well, thank you for that wonderful news heading. End of the weekend.
Appreciate it. Okay, Casey, I have a good weekend. Take here
you Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg News. No idea what his costume is going to
be? What do you think a good Jeff costume would be? He could
go as the news guy from the Howard Stern movie. Right. That would
be an easy lift, wouldn't it. Why is his name escaping me?
Right now? Who's the straight lace news guy? I'm thinking of Ross Buckingham?
Look at that? Yeah, get yourself like a you know, a
brown quarter rice smoker's jacket. All right, scold anyone who's having any fun
at a party you may attend. I'm just saying he got options I'll probably
go as a radio host again this year. That tends to be a crowd
favorite. Right there, where's this? Here's the Wendy story? All right,
real quick, all right, what's America come into? Well you better
watch out, especially if you're a college student who's deciding that he is he's
gonna or she for that matter, he's going to dress up as part of
the college football games this weekend. Even though it is encouraged in some stadiums,
you have to be careful. One student was thrown out after he showed
up dressed as a seven foot tall fallus. What do you think the beef
was that he's dressed as a giant sports car or that at that height it
was probably obstructing viewing for people behind him as he was sitting very close to
the front. And also how did he get in there? Ross? Have
you seen the video of this dude they threw out it dressed as a giant?
Yes? I have? How like he didn't have that hidden in a
backpack? You know what I mean? Yeah, he had to go through
the turnstile, he had to go through security. They wanted that bad boy.
I'm sure he then had to make his way through the you know where
they got all the concessions and whatnot, and then traces all the way down
those stairs down to what appeared to be almost a front row seat, all
the while dressed as a seven foot tall male appendix appendage. So everyone was
cool until what like some busybody up in the officiating booth or something, right,
just doesn't like fun and they're like, oh, I'm sorry, you
can't. You can't dress this then and then they throw the guy out.
You don't even give him a chance to change. Also, I want to
know what would have happened is instead of the male part, he was a
seven foot tall other part. Right, do you think they're going to play
that out a little differently because of, you know, maybe gender favoritism.
I don't know the answer to that, but I guess if you're going to
a college football game and you're allowed to wear costumes, just know that the
fun police are going to be out there watching you, but not doing anything
until they've ripped your ticket. Wan, did you You got some nachos and
you made your way down to your seating. So something to pay attention to
depending on what your Halloween plans are this weekend. That's the part if they
got him at the front gate, I'd be like, all right, I
guess I get that, But now not dude, was he made his way
all the way through. And yesterday tweet went out by Ryan Fournier Students for
Trump. We've had him on the show before. He yesterday posted that he
had sources that Mark Meadows had worn a wire in the oval Off when dealing
with Trump, which would be it would that would be insane, right that.
I can't think of a more a bigger constitutional crisis than that. Well,
a few minutes ago he put a tweet out saying that that didn't happen,
but he kind of pended on his sources, which were one former congressman
and two currents, saying that their story's changed and he's very sorry. So
if you saw that, the person who posted it now says he thinks it
didn't happen. So there's your update.