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of the things that came up on Tuesday, the fourth of July when we
are here on the ear Live the idea of having that sort of companionship,
the compelling companionship that I hope to present each day on this program, conversation
about things that matter. There are different things, different people. Everybody is
turned on or turned off by different things. That's why we have variety here
and try to present what is not necessarily the opposing point of view, but
what really is the It's not a point of view, it is what it
is. And then there are parts of view. It's the it's the fact,
not the truth, because everybody's truth is did we all get zing by
the blah blah blah people who are on one side or the other. And
as I've said a number of times, News Nation on television I think presents
as a good if. There are a couple of different networks now that are
starting that are trying to do the non the non affiliated political stuff, so
that you get an idea of what really is. The political parties become like
religions in our country, yep, you know, and actually yeah it's yeah,
the cult of following somebody instead of some belief. You know, there
are those, and that's what happens when you have a person who is a
good orator and you have this sort of like a Molotov cocktail if things going
wrong on top of things going wrong, on top of things going wrong,
and people are discontent to especially when there are a lot of people that don't
like what's going on, and we still find ourselves almost forced into a corner.
Back to what I have said a number of times, I don't want
to be too redundant. Once in a while, I'll tell the story over
again about the idea of not voting on primary day and having choices, having
the selection, and doing something with it other than sitting on your hands,
I think is very important. So you can take that for what it's worth,
but it really I'm I get frustrated, frankly with all of It's got
to be this way, it's got to be that way. It doesn't have
to be anyway other than the way that, you know, when we have
choices, good choices, then it becomes extra exciting to, you know,
sort of figure stuff out. At any rate, I was looking for the
latest thing that I saw yesterday, and I thought I was more organized usually
I am. For some reason, I slept very heavily last night, and
so I'm not finding the reference to Robert F. Kennedy. That Robert F.
Kennedy junior position among Democrats is for the people that run the party,
not eagerly awaited. For people who are members of the party who don't think
that Joe Biden ought to be elected again, then okay, yep, this
is pretty interesting, pretty exciting. Then there's something called the Kennedy conundrum,
and that's for the Democrats, because lots of Democrats want to see this guy
or somebody else other than Biden. And so then what do you do?
What are they going to do with all of that? It's not an easy
Well, it is easy if the people, If it really works the way
it's supposed to work, and people really get a vote and there's an influence,
you know, maybe there really is a race to be had here.
I would hope that would be the case. Yes, yeah, I get
tired of being pushed around. And there are so many other things that we
can talk about, although I also I'm astounded frankly at the number of incidents
that we keep seeing with sharks and alligators and stuff. There are a couple
of more here to talk about. Sixty nine. You're a woman down to
South Carolina killed by an alligator. She was just out on a walk with
her dogs. Yeah, well, wondering if the alligator was trying to get
at the dogs and she was trying to protect her dogs. But it's it's
one of those stories where the somebody sees her, calls for help and she's
unresponsive and they're trying to get to her, and then the alligator kind of
reappears, like protecting her her her body, and it took a while to
get her recovered, to recover her. Yeah, they take it down in
the water and drown whatever, and foot alliga eater safely removed, supposedly so
that the worms body could be recovered. The I love them where they say
the reptile was euthanized. They shot the alligator. That's what they did.
That's what they do, and what you're trying to make people who like alligators
feel better about it? Who likes alligators? But is there one of those
things where, um, when an animal a bear or reptile or whatever,
they have to be put down because once they attack a human being, because
then they will it's like knowing that they will attack again. Yeah right,
yeah, like they get the sward or whatever. And is there something like
when people live where there are a lot of bears, they have the bear
spray if they're going on a walk just in case they see a bear where
they can spray the bear. Is there something like that for alligators or is
it basically just like what is the what say when you come across it?
Run? It's probably what it says. It's one of the things. Alligators
are so close to the ground. They can't move fast. They move they
director fast. I thought they'd moved sneaky fast. Well they are sneaky's yeah,
that's how they creep up on stuff. Last year, an eighty eight
year or a woman from some city was attacked by an alligator at a lagoon
near her home, and she got the same thing. Six people have died
in South Carolina from alligator attacks in the last year or so. American alligators
are commonly found in coastal areas of South Carolina. They live in the swamps,
they live in the lakes, they live in the ponds. They live
where the water is warm, and they can live up to sixty years and
they can grow up to thirteen fourteen feet long. The new alligators, the
new version of alligators, are large ones, and they are living closer and
closer to cities and residential areas, and of course they're going to pose a
threat to humans. They are there are nuisance alligators, so they're called but
the same thing as coyotes or foxes or anything that have been affected by development
and people moving into areas. We're here before it was their place. They
don't understand, you know, and so they eat what they can eat.
And they're not necessarily attacking people because they want to go attack people. They're
going to attack whatever is there because it takes a lot to keep them going.
I guess a lot of steam. But that's scary as all that stuff,
all right, So there's another scary one. You're ready. The next
one We've got. We've got something for everybody here. This is the Bobcat
story of the day. Attacking a camper in Connecticut. And the worst thing
about this is the bobcat has tested positive for rabies. A camper and a
hammock. The man was there were several adults apparently there a group that was
leading young campers down in a state park here the Connecticut River, down in
Lime, which is on the coast. The man was just napping. The
bobcat attacked him, and I guess the other adult leaders heard that was going
on. They took the animal off and they killed it. All three of
these men were taken to the hospital and then they found out that the animal
had rabies. How'd you like to find that out? A dog? Bobcat?
Bobcats? Are you talk about sleek and quiet jay? Yeah? These
move very quickly and there are a lot of them again in developments that are
you know, they're getting into fights with who knows what. They go after
a rabid raccoon to eat it. They go after rabbid porca pines. There
are a lot of rabid anything around. When isn't the shot if you are
bit by something with rabies, isn't the shot? It's a series of shots,
and they're extremely painful. Rabi's vaccine, Yeah, we're calling that correctly
better than the outcome because the disease is typically fatal. You don't have any
and you become you go, you know, you lose your mind. Literally,
that's what happens. Excuse me a whole lot of minute. Yeah,
that's so tough. The only thing I really know of rabies is from like
in films and when it's sometimes a little bit over exaggerated, but it is
a lot of stuff is over exaggerated. Yeah, a lot of the stuff
is over exaggerated. Okay, So there's one more here. This is a
shark attack, shark nado. Damned allergies who all over again here, So
beach goers on alert on Long Island. Five incidents reported this week alone on
Long Island. All of the victims survived. This is near Fire Island.
Please say that it would be increasing their shark patrols. But this is the
time of year. It's warm, the water is warm, and they love
the warm warm say the end, not worm like New England, the warm
thank you, like New York. The warm water. They come to shallow.
They come way more shallow than a lot of much more bulls backs.
Yeah, I think I'm only knee deep. I'm only waist deep, I
should be okay, yeah, only the warm water is increasing shark encounters.
I'm looking at the stats here from the police. So anyway, this is
something. We got sharks, we got alligators, we got bobcats. But
now you need we need a bear story to sort of round things up.
I don't think I haven't I haven't found a bear story yet. But this
isn't a for now to give us the hebg to stay home though, Stay
home, don't go on vacation. But there are things like that happening to
people at home as well, so be careful. This is celebrity news times,
social gossip and social media coming across and so what better way to spend
two while away a few moments Jay and then to talk about Jay Low,
who apparently has a new cocktail brand, and there are those of course,
everybody has a thing for being experts, right. We know more and better
about j Lo than j Loo knows about j Loo. So they're coming.
I think Jenny Jay said they're coming for her. Okay, So what's going
on is that Jennifer Lopez seems to have decided to make a few extra bucks
on the side, because we all know they need to make a mortgage payment
on that sixty four million dollar house that they bought, So how better to
do that than come up with a new bit of schnaps. Right, She
has a cocktail from time to time. Of course, the criticism here Jay
is about her husband, who has been known to have a cocktail or two
or three, or four or five or six or eight or ten and not
be able to control himself. But because that has nothing to do with her,
or does it, what's the real way of looking at this from a
practical point of view? Yeah, well, Ben Affleck definitely has had to
fight for his sobriety and everything, and Jennifer Lope has. One of the
things is that she once upon a time she would say she doesn't drink.
It's one of when asking about her skincare Reageman and all of that, it's
like, well I don't drink, and people are thinking, okay, well
you don't drink yourself, so why are you getting in on this? And
she's letting people know, Yeah, for a long period of time, I
didn't drink, but now I do have a celebratory drink here and there.
She's like a drink hostibly, I don't actually I don't drink to get drunk
or anything. But she never found anything. And I think that's the terms
she used. Yeah right, yes, fast. But she said that she
never really found a drink that she loved. So if it was like,
okay, well I'm going to have a drink, what do I what?
So she never found anything that fit her lifestyle of being gluten free and taste
good and naturally lowing calories and natural flavors and all of that stuff that combination
and like with anything else that she is a part of anything else that she
has produced her product lines, she creates it herself, like her skincare.
She did that. But a lot of people are just like, you don't
even drink, why are you doing this? And this comes hot off the
heels of Blake Lively doing the same thing where she had a She created a
mixer called Betty Buzz and it's not alcoholic, you can drink it. Well,
then she created a companion piece called Betty Booze, and she famously says
she doesn't drink, and so people are already coming for her too of like,
hey, you don't drink. While you're getting in on this, mind
your own business, Yeah, why Why what's the problem, because I'm sure
they have parties that they serve alcoholic. The problem is they say that they
could fall into it. It's just what happened here is that somebody developed something.
They came to her for an endorsement to make it hers and there's a
lot of money involved. That's the bottom line. Thanks herself. I think
that she had a part of this. All right, Well, hope that
it works out. All right. Here's some good news about an eight year
old boy who was surprised got a Target shopping spree after being pranked at Target.
This is from a town down in Connecticut, rallying around this eight year
old who was the victim of a cruel prank while he was shopping at Target.
His name is Gabe Lyles. He and his father were shopping at the
store when three men approached said they were with mister Beast. Hmm. Told
them that they had been chosen to participate in one of the YouTuber's famous challenges.
So you're gonna have to step in here. I don't know who mister
Beast is and what are their challenges. He is a YouTuber or philanthropist.
He has a bunch of different channels. He is one of the most moneymaking
I don't want to say influencers, the content creators, and he does these
challenges where people can get we can win a lot of money. He tries
to give a lot of people money and stuff, but there always has to
be something with it to make it watchable for his YouTube channels. But these
people claimed they were with Mister Beast and the father and son had to put
blindfolds on and they had thirty seconds to fill the cart with whatever they could
and then Mister Beast, the Mister Beast crew would pay for it. Well,
as they get started and they're blindfolded, and then their videotaping list with
their phones. All of a sudden, the dad TJ hears them running away
and realizes it's a prank and the sun was just crushed. And the Sun
happens to be a Mister Beast, like a really big fan of Mister Beast,
so just absolutely crushed. People in the community hear about this target,
hears about this like all this stuff, and they decide to gift him a
two hundred dollars gift card so that he could go to a target. Gabe
is the eight year old Gabe can go to target by whatever he wants.
Gabe his death. And the cool thing too is mister Beasts caught wind of
the story and he's trying to get in touch with them too. He wants
to do something for Gabe as well. So the old manager, yeah right,
good, yep, right right right. Speaking of that, there are
a lot of predictions about what happens to folks who spend a lot of time
on their devices before they go to bed. So there is a new overview
that I thought, you know, this is the time of the day many
people listen to this program. There are three different areas where it finds its
most to popularity early in the morning in some areas of the country what they
call morning drives between six and nine or ten, and then the late morning
and into early afternoon. So as we talk about this being the time of
day when many people are getting up in Adam, have you slept well last
night? Chances are if you read a newspaper before you went to sleep,
that's the best way to get a good night's rest. Don't look at your
people say well, what it is I'm reading something. It's what's in the
device exactly. Yeah, right, you know, it does something weird to
your brain. Yeah, I don't have my device in my room. I
have in my office plugged in its way away. As you know, when
you try to find me early in the morning, sometimes it takes me a
while to get to it because it's not there. So the idea is to
get into bed, have all of your screens off, read a book or
read from the newspaper, but read from paper pages. That's what you do.
Have a backlight, yeah, well, the blue light makes your brain
emit chemicals to keep you awake, and so well, even if you have
the night mode on where it gives kind of a brown backlight as opposed to
the blue black blue backlight, it's still will it still just wakes you up.
It's still there's there's that light that you're actually looking at, rather than
having a light above you or behind you to read whatever it is you're reading.
Yeah, right, how come nobody tells we were talking earlier about the
Twitter and Instagram and Facebook and all that. What pinterest and drew uses it?
Yeah, what's what kind of a social connection is that? It's kind
of like for it gives you ideas if you want to do arts and crafts
or special proposed and yeah, recipes, and you have these boards and you
can pin different things to your boards where it's kind of like a how many
times am I going to hit my mic today? This is ridiculous? Justice
a minute. I'm new here, yeah, right, first day on the
job. And the funny thing is I don't talk with my hands typically,
and for some reason, I can't keep these things. Really, I talk
with my hands all the time. But with Pinterest, it's just kind of
like an online thing catalog where you can keep things that you're interested in,
or you can load things to share with other people. All Right, So
I've never really gone down many of these streets. I don't get my information.
I get connections with people on Facebook, and I do that on my
own personal pages and the radio show pages. I leave that to you though,
for the most part, and also under the circumstances, the whole business
of connecting with people is and as I say that, my phone way down
the hall and mylf is can hear, yeah, right, leave me alone.
It has to be coming from somebody who doesn't know me, because most
of the people who know me well that are in touch with me know that
I'm not to be touched or reachable at this hour anyway. So I was
the whole business about reading. I'm not I like magazines. I don't have
time to read books, because, as I say often, I have fourteen
or fifteen regular sources that I consult every day, and some of them are
magazine some of them are newspapers, like I look at the two Boston papers
and the New York Times, in the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post
and sometimes the Palm Beach Post. It just depends, and I don't.
I don't I'm smart enough. I feel pardon what sounds like a brag.
I just know how biased they all are, and I kind of just use
it to just send me in a direction to find out more So. But
in the magazine department, I read Reason Magazine, I read Reason, I
read Newsmax, and I read Mother Jones. Most of that stuff's online.
Also come across magazines like Esquire every once in a while. And because we
were talking about j Lo earlier in that new drink that she has, I
was interested in this overview. I don't drink, I don't go to bars,
never have, but there's a fascinating overview of the Best Bars in America
for this year in the current issue of Esquire magazine. So if you're traveling,
it's a good vacation guide for those who like to go. And I
have a feeling that when you and your husband Ryan go out, Jay might
go to a local pub or someplace just to have a little maybe get together
with friends. And I think that's what these things represent, not places to
go and get looped, but places for social and the accoutremont. What's the
ambiancely and what kind of special drinks do they have, and you know that
sort of thing. So I thought I'd passed that along for those of you
who are looking. If you haven't figured out where to go and you want
to do. There are people who take a bar trip every year. They
go on vacation and go visit bars in different places. Okay, that's what
you want to do. Help yourself. In New York City, officers have
rescued a subway commuter who fell onto the tracks. Good God. The officers
who were there sprang into action to help this fellow who had a medical emergency.
He fell onto the subway tracks just as a plane was trained was coming
down the tracks. Yeah, so the officers body cameras caught all of this,
which was of course shared, as you can imagine, on social media.
They didn't name this fellow who fell off the platform onto the tracks.
This is in bed Styes, they call it right, Bedford Stuyvesant in Brooklyn.
Uh and nobody knows really what happened with his fellow. He just fell
lost consciousnesses with some medical episode and without hesitation. The officers Base and Hall
jumped onto the tracks, placed themselves in danger, lifted the unresponsible supposed to
do if you're a police officer, though, right, isn't that what you
supposed to put yourself in. That's part of the job, put yourself in
danger. It's not you know, okay, Um, I'm just dom I'm
I'm distracted a little bit because, uh the I'm talking about all these sources
and I had you know how when you're listening to me in the morning,
when we're in the brakes, I pick up the newsman, the newspapers,
and I actually read them, And so I'm looking at the Business Insider,
which has a bunch of photos. The photos reveal what America looked like before
pollution was regulated. These are old photos and the first the thing that attracted
me to them. When I started going to Los Angeles in nineteen ninety three,
there were five layers of haze. I remember because I you know,
I have been flying back and forth frequently. I've probably done in since nineteen
ninety three, I've probably done four hundred trips back and forth to the West
coast. And as I started in those first couple of years, I could
see the gradient levels of pollution when you were landing on what they call in
Los Angeles a clear day, while you were above it, and you start
going through the layers and it was pretty gross. So these photos reveal not
only what LA looked like before pollution was taken care of, but other cities
as well. And I will say one thing, there's something about Los Angeles.
I'm so conflicted because I can't stand the politics of California, but I
love the energy of California. Maybe part of it is my children are there,
but I love there's something about Los Angeles that I just love. And
so you look at this and you see how looking at these old photos,
what things, what problems we had, and now they've been addressed. So
there's all this attention being paid to pollution pay off. That's the suggestion that
you get from looking at this this kind of a light read. It's just
mostly pictures. But you know, drawing conclusions. Isn't that what we're you're
supposed to do when you hear things, see things, experience things, then
you draw your own conclusion. Yes, So in this circumstance, it really
is very interesting to see how we have changed. We've don't let people kids
you that we're you know, we're that we're worse off because we aren't.
Frankly, Meanwhile, here's something that's kind of disturbing. Actually, an Australian
footballer has been diagnosed with concussion legacy. What do they call it? Content?
What does ct chronic framatic and cephalopoly something close to that. The thing
I've been talking about for years because of football and what happens to people who
play with football, especially the younger players, and how parents and my mind
are irresponsible if they let their young children play football. So here's this lady
named Heather Anderson who played in the Australian Football Women's League. They have a
women's football league. Yea Australian rules football are and CTEs can't be diagnosed until
after death, and she's the first female to have the diagnosis. What a
shame. She's was twenty eight years old, died last November. I am
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here social media, so i'd like to have you give us Jay Kushner's here
an update on this new thing called Threads, which is owned by Zuckerberg and
Meta. This is supposed to take on Twitter. So is this like a
grudge match between Zuckerberg and Musk. Yes, they were going to have a
cage fights. I have like kind of mm a fight or something or a
lot of huffing and puffing. I feel like a lot of people would like
that well, especially because Zuckerberg is actual. He's belted in something. I
can't remember which one is it Taekwon, don't know, it's jiu jitsu something,
but he's he's, you know, been going hard for that. And
then Elon Musk is just a fascinating human being who is probably going to be
like, yeah, I got this, but um yeah, Meta is wanting
to take on Twitter with their own their own platform. So what is Twitter?
What what's the did between that? If you helped me the unwashed here,
we have our social media on Facebook and Instagram, which is owned by
Metta. We are at good day radio show on on Twitter, good Day
on Air. I never asked why on Twitter we couldn't be the same good
day radio show. There's a character limit for Twitter and radio show was too
many? Got it? Okay, yes, that's good day on air for
the other ones. Uh, those weren't options. So what is what's the
difference between I really show my knee naive to hear. I get Facebook and
Instagram and I use it kind of. I don't use it well, but
I don't use Twitter because I don't really understand it or I don't care to
involve I want to. Even on the farm, I said to the folks
on the farm the other day, what are we doing on Twitter? And
everybody looked at me with a blank stare, because mostly it's all been Facebook
and Instagram. Nobody's used Twitter. But Twitter is obviously something that ought to
be considered to use. Yeah, it's a popular platform, so what are
they? But what's the difference between Twitter and the other and Facebook? And
it's just the genographic who uses it, how people use it. Twitter is
more it's it's just another conversation app, where Instagram is focused more on photos
and videos. Facebook has a lot of that stuff and then also long winded
copy like text, and then Twitter is a little bit least. You can't
you can't tweet out as many words. But it's still just little snippets,
and it's one of those that's a lot of people will pick one over the
other, even if they are on multiples. That everybody has a favorite,
whether it's Twitter, and I think a lot of business minded people will go
towards Twitter over Instagram or favorbook. A lot of families will choose the meta
stuff with Facebook or Instagram. But don't we have enough? Why are we
like reinvented spenting the wheel? Or why does meta have to have threads which
is now basically be like Twitter? Come up with something completely different? Yeah,
well, Zacherberger has never been any Zacherberg. No, Zackerberg stole all
that stuff from those Twins, right, that was the true That was a
real story allegedly. Nah, he stole it and you can see it.
Who is the the Eisenberg? What's the kid's name that played Zuckerberg in the
I know you're talking about. I can see his face. I'm totally blinking
on his name. Army Hammer played the Twins. I remember Army Hammer playing
the Twins. But I remember who I remember? Yeah, I can see
him. He's a pretty well known actor anyway. So but my son,
who has been involved in the business and writing and stuff said that that script
was pretty pretty close to accurate as to what actually happened. He was at
the time friends with Army Hammer, and so they were comparing notes and the
Army had looked at Army is actually a very smart guy, and he knew
that what the reason he liked playing the role was because it was true.
So anyway, fast forward to today, this new app is going to be
available when now, next week, next I'm looking at when this thing is
supposed to take flight. When do we have this new the new threads.
I'm not sure if there's a date yet. It's just still in development.
Oh okay, owns everything owned? What's app? That's ridiculous. Just I'd
like to monopoly. Yeah, I don't know why I used Facebook as much
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Selton's at toblaws dot com. Beyonce. All right, so she canceled her
date in Pittsburgh. This is the beginning of her tour, right, so
why what's the problem? Her tour kicks off overseas in May, and then
the US leg is kicking off next week. But the August third date for
Pittsburgh had to be canceled, just completely scrapped. They're not even going to
postpone it or reschedule because there were just some production logistics and scheduling issues,
and it's a pretty elaborate setup she has, so it makes you wonder if
it's just it wasn't going to why exactly what's going to work out, But
turns out it is just not going to work out. So all of those
people, all of those ticket holders, are going to get full refunds.
But this is a very popular tour, so people who thought they had a
ticket now have to figure out if they were able to travel and get tickets
to someplace else, and it is on them. It's on them. Well,
yeah, because they're getting a full refund. Oh okay, so if
they want to go see her, So if they want to see her,
they're going to have to figure out if they can travel somewhere else. And
then those are extra costs because of having to possibly hotel and then now at
this point, tickets are pretty much purchased up, so you have to pay
the scalpur fees and additional fees a lot rough But yeah, it's just sadly
not going to work out for them. Well, on another note, I
feel pardon the pont Taylor's swift. There are a lot of people who are
big fans of Taylor's Swift, and one of them is Tony Collette, the
actress who has been praising miss Swift and the tour. She said her a
note said quote, your talent is immeasurable and your generosity boundless. I would
say that was from what I know of her. She went to the concert
apparently, he said it was incredible, and a lot of photos and stuff
was she did she go up to see her? There pictures of the two
of them together. I didn't get that out of putting piecing on. No.
I believe she's just she's a fan, just one of the fellow concert
goers, and she posted about it on our social media that it's just one
of those Taylor Swift is just one of those elaborate performers and she gives everything
her all, and it's it's a great it's a great set, the whole
stage design and everything. The way she created the songs, it's brilliant.
He obviously has a lot of talent, and that's good. Good to be
recognized for the talent, I think as much as anything else. The next
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