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are they work? Well, my
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two, Bad John Wayne? Check
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headphones? I know I don't have
headphones. Oh there they are? Uh

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I'm sorry. Hey, why are
you playing the good, bad the ugly?

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Guess who's back in town? Stop? I just got in from Mexico

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and I'm not used to this heat. That's a good one. Bad John

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waye badge Wow. Twenty seconds into
the show, Bad John Wayne Show,

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welcome back. We got back yesterday. Did I miss anything? Oh?

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No, anything happened. Well,
it's got plenty, but one big part.

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I will say congratulations to Susan Tyler
Whitte and some of the other legislators

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in Frankfort. Yesterday the Safer Kentucky
Act went into effect. So hopefully that

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will make a difference in some of
the crime and situations we have in the

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metro area. That was me and
Dave both we both have bang ding.

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I gonna get you a dinghy of
your own. Then we could get in

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a circle and I'll bang our ding
and then I will say today Susan is

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going to be there's some kind of
an Ethan's law to deal going up in

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Frankfurt. Oh good, all right, okay, so well, and that

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I think comes into play now because
they found not in eastern Kentucky. We

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didn't talk about it last week,
but they found a dog fighting ring in

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Louisville. So I was like,
I wonder this Ethan's law comes into effect

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with this kind of situation. Absolutely, and I wish they would turn the

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owners of these dogs over to the
dogs, you know what I mean,

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really like go ahead and you know, restrict them like Game of Thrones.

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Absolutely. The guy that, yeah, his dogs eased to feed people of

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there's dogs, and they got fed
to him at the end. It seems

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to be fine. You like dog
fighting, Let's see how you do against

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a pack of dogs. I'm gonna
say one thing, yeah, go ahead.

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Poor Richard Simmons, he dies on
the same weekend of the assassination attempt,

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so does well. He also died
in the same weekend as doctor ruth

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And and what's your name Doherty?
I once had a three way with Nancy

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and Ruthie. Oh stop it did
not, Rod Reagan, stop it,

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he refused. I'm sorry, we're
starting out in this we'll get to We'll

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get to the art and C and
then the JD. Vans thing in a

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second. But he refused medical attention
after falling in his home. I think

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he just he wanted to go Richard. Yeah, it's sad. Really he

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fell at his house and then he
was like, I don't want any medical

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attention. I think he just I
think he was the American fitness personality was

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pronounced dead on the scene at his
house. Seemed like he was in a

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bad place the last several months.
Agreed. You know that the little fat

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Dwight had his dealer mule. The
problem was every every single I would go

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all in. I know, I
can't eat it all right now, you

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can't eat it all right now?
Okay, we'll get to Also the Bellerman

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situation that happened yesterday. Two fold
stories there, Well there's two. I

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know there was a loser that uh
posted I I didn't know if that would

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catch that would Okay, let's go
to the Bellin thing. We'll get to

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JD. Vans here in a second. Bellam University was evacuated in parts of

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the school yesterday after an email someone
who claimed to have placed explosive devices in

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two buildings in the name of Donald
Trump. I have hidden highly lethal LED

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devices in the I'm sure they were
really Trump in the library and the cafeteria.

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According to a copy obtained by w
d RB News, the subject line

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read my manifesto. I assume this
has to do with John James as a

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guy that was just hired in the
English department at Bellerman and he did it,

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decided to use social media to to
pop off about the shooting on late

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Saturday night. If you're gonna shoot
man, don't miss end quote with a

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screenshot of the article on Saturday's assassination
credits to Bellerman for not giving him a

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raise. Well, yeah right,
that would be JCPS. Well he would

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be a promote. Let's stay focused, all right. They This is a

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situation that we've told you since I've
been on the air, and social media

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has been around. Social media can't
help you, it can It can only

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hurt you. And this is another
situation type it out. Bye. So

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this kid is just starting out.
He's going to be a professor or an

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assistant professor or whatever he is at
Bellermint and now he's suspended without pay.

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You think going up hiring? Oh
well, he's suspended or fired. Suspended

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so offended without pay and they need
a fire is loserrass? Okay, well

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then if that's the rule, you
want to say, that is the rule.

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Okay, you're the rule. I
want to say if you tweet something,

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if you should be fired. If
I tweeted that the president would be

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God forbid what I he said,
we wouldn't say it. We would be

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fired. We would be fired absolutely. Okay, Yeah, well I disagree

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people should be fired for what they
say on social media. But that's fine.

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It's social media. I say,
don't do it, just even if

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you type it out hit de leite. I've known that many times of emails.

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Before you hit send, think what
good is going to come of this?

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You're not going to change anybody's mind. You're not going to get an

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Emmy for it or anything, and
nothing good is going to come from hitting

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send. Don't do it. I
just I want to thank all my friends

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for the Facebook post you're welcome,
because sometimes I don't know how to feel

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and what they're saying, you're welcome. I've changed my mind so many times

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politically because some of my friends felt
I don't see yours because I blocked you

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years ago. Good for you,
Thank God. Actually I wasn't that bad.

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It's like I didn't think of that. I probably to make sense now

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because you hit sank you. No, there's thank you so much for posting

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that meme that ver mean meme no
pun intended. Uh, And I'm so

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glad now because I didn't know how
to feel and now I do. Thank

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you so much, like the way
you shut your eyes when you say that.

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Thank you so much. H stay
on social media. Don't believe a

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damn thing. It's on social media. I walked a lot of stuff back.

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I bet you did. Yeah,
yeah, I don't know. I

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think I received some text messages from
so I could be open and honest with

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you guys, and those were quite
brutal. Honest? Or was that number

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one tequila? Honest? Was it
number one tequila? Because I ran out

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of that about day two in Mexico? Are you kidding me? No?

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So that was how do you say
one hundred Spanish? Is it? Siss?

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And don Kyle tequila? Which is
wownd something? All right, So

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bellerman of the news from this guy, and again just stop stop. You're

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not changing anyone's mind, and we
don't need to know what you think.

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We don't need to know what you
think. Keep it to yourself. Get

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together in your little circles and lament
that he missed. Yes, don't put

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it on social media. Yes,
go go get a coffee in the highlands

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somewhere and have a fun in high
five and all that stuff. Go to

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it. Don't go on social media. I mean I would. I would

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be so pissed if I was this
guy's parents, Like I paid through college

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for you and all this, and
then you get a job, you're starting

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out in the world, and you
screw it up with a stupid tweet.

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Now again, for the record,
I disagree with my two co workers here.

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I don't think you should get fired
for something. Oh, I don't

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think you show out of medica get
fired. I didn't say that, I'm

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missing fired. We would have gotten
fired for saying something similar. Yeah,

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right, that's what I'm saying.
I would like to change that. I

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would like to you should be able
to say something stupid and not get It's

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changed for both sides. But I
don't think celebrating an assassination temp on a

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president is you see some of the
video yesterday, so that that roof was

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like fifteen feet off the ground.
That was it. And people have cell

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phones and they're videoing. He's moving
around on the earth. They're going get

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him, get him. Not one
person picked up a walkie talkie asid get

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the president. Well, they said, what the heck? Trump said,

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they do we have secret service for
this, and they said, well,

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not secret service per se. But
Tina has worked in the Secret Service gift

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shop for five years, so she's
subbing in today. I'm just amazing that

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everybody sees this guy and no one
does anything. Hey, did you amazing?

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Did you all see the lady sitting
behind Trump? Everybody she ever kept

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her phone. Everybody's standing up.
Well, they had donuts behind the podium,

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and then she slowly sitting there,
and then when everybody starts scrambling,

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she calmly gets her phone out and
starts videoing. I saw two guysping the

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crowd in front that did not Everyone
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There was look at congratulations, you're
you're now a target. There's a there's

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a lady. You're a tough guy, a Secret Service agent that was hiding

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behind the bulletproof tarp. What,
Yeah, there's a there's a picture of

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her hiding down behind Well, that's
that's Secret Service one on one. If

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there's ever an attempt on a president's
life and their shots fired, make sure

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you hide behind the other ones around
them did the best they could have of

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covering him up. Most of them
off the stage. And then he had

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to go back and get his shoes, so they allowed him to do that

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was crazy. All but one there
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behind all the other Secret Service and
cowered down. Well, she used to

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work in Uvalde. So there's that. It's yesterday's joe. What's the gift

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that keeps on giving? Okay,
yo, I wanted what's to deal with

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the shoes? I wouldn't go back
for shoes. No, you could buy

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the shoe company. I don't know. They must have jerked him so fast,

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came out of his shoe, which
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Have you ever been jerked out of
your shoes? Yes, it's a lot

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of fun, A lot of fun. Okay, so let's let's move to

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something more positive. Donald Trump picks
makes his pick for Vice president. JD.

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Vance from Ohio is the guy.
If you know that name and you're

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like, oh, I know that
guy. He's very young. It's thirty

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nine years old. If they do
get elected, he will be the youngest

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VP in history. He wrote hill
Billy Elegy. It's a book made into

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a movie by Ron Howard. I
just saw where somebody was watching that on

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Facebook. They posted it. Yeah, I said, well, what the

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hell is? I watched the trailer
look like a depressing ass movie. He

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came from a very poor family.
At some point of his life, he

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was living in Jackson, Kentucky,
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area, and then they moved to
Ohio for some manufacturing jobs. His parents

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were addicts. Did you say Jackson, Kentucky? I think so. You

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know what happened in Jackson, Kentucky
last year? What? Nothing? Well,

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he moved to Ohio for manufacturing job. Yes, joined the Marines.

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I graduated from Ohio University of Ohio
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School. Did four years and Marines, I think one or two tours in

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Iraq. Came out and he's,
uh, he's just been a He was

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a ardent opposed He opposed Donald Trump
called him unbelievable stuff. In twenty sixteen,

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and he has turned around on obviously
on Donald Trump since then and now

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he is the VP pick. A
lot of Democrats yesterday were like, oh

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boy, and kudos by the way
for not saying I didn't say that.

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He said I said that. I
meant it at the time, but he

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changed my mind that that's how you
quell a potential conspiracy or something that's going

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to hurt you. Yes, I
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at the time that's how I felt. I don't now, must be honest,

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Muhammad Ali said at one time,
he goes, you evolve. I've

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said things in the past. Yeah, sure, you evolve. Well I

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don't all of all your ass shut
up, John Wayne. Uh so uh

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before we get to a day,
so Donald Trump is on a roll besides

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you know, and including the assassination
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be a humongous positive on his side. So they have T shirts already.

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Oh they had a made up by
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the debate happened, this assassination gone
wrong, and then that's a positive.

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And then the picking this guy jd
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man, that's gonna gave the rust
belt it's gonna it's it's the momentum

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is all in the Trump camp and
people are I know, it's a long

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way to go, it's three months
to go. A lot can happen,

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how a lot can happen? But
how does Joe Biden and his camp gain

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some momentum back the other way and
swing the swing the game there? But

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it's not at this point. So
I guess they've decided to prop Joe up

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at this point because they seem to
backed off a little bit of the he's

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got a ghost talk. I don't
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Vance and the assassination at this point
they have to replace him. But then

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to your point last week of how
do you over book Kamala? You're the

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inclusive party, stepped the black female. Yeah, that's gonna be tough.

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I don't think he steps down.
Oh no, he has no plans.

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Now he needs help. They would
have to have they would have to have

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a coalition of people going in there
and saying, hey, you gotta go.

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Well, here's the good news.
This is pete. Democrats usually solve

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problems so peacefully, so we'll probably
just go through it a request. He

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just can't he just can't. Stew
just can't. He just can't, all

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right, I just he just can't. Okay. So that's what's happening.

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Now, do you have a joke
of the day, because Dave I think

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has one in the whole. It's
up to you, guys. I'm good,

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okay, Dave, welcome back to
all I tell you all right here,

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we're going there. Hey, I
need immunity music, Yeah she is,

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okay, Hey, fellas d Man, What so this elderly couple are

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sitting in church on a Sunday morning
with a moth and with the sounds like

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a cute. Now the moths stay
at home. He was depressed. Loyal

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payoff. Yes, So this elderly
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around. We're gonna talk to Courtney
Donahoe and have her dash our hope and

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dreams here in just a few minutes. News ready to wait forty whas all

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right? I missed my sensual butterfry. He's bad. I'm back. How

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you doing, Courtney Donner? Oh? What's your true holacerification? I'm a

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very private person, so I don't
worry. I would, sir not to

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go into details for posting pictures on
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it was a lot of fun what
he remembers. Yeah, there was a

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whole lot of tequila from morning till
night. But we love it down there.

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It was it was a good goodaway. At least you didn't roll around

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in Lasani This time. I did
something worse, and I'll tell you off

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the air. Yeah yeah, this
was way worse. Okay, Oh yeah

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yeah, But it's funny that the
general manager that that happened in a restaurant

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down there, and then restaurant is
I can't think. Wow, that guard,

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I can't even think of the name. Would go there every every three

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times a year. Okay, it's
a million imagine recognized me right away.

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I'm sure you're hard to forget.
It's like teachers that never forget. We

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have thousands of students. Somehow he
remembered Dwight and Tony. So he brought

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up the underwear Lausanna Night, and
are you talking about the naked jacuzzi thing?

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Is that what you I didn't hear
about this one. I allowed you.

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Oh sorry, I thought that was
already common knowledge. No, I'll

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call you later, Courtney. Okay. Well, actually I was showing a

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picture of one of the sceneries from
your from your trip on Facebook. I

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showed it to Sloan and so it's
like she's dying to go to something.

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Yeah, I bet. And so
she's like, I'll go with Dwight.

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And I'm like, oh no,
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recommend you and Evan and Sloan go
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Yeah, she wants, she definitely
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up with her top trip destinations because
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I'm like, thanks. Well,
listen, listen. The only rule will

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be no hanging out with Uncle Dwight
after six pm. Wow. Okay,

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all right, So un we are
on a three or four day roll here

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in the Dow broke the forty thousand
mark, which is crazy. I thought

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you were talking about in the years. Oh no, I'm going to screw

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that up today, undefeated. Yeah, and it was hard yesterday. Yesterday

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was a tough That was a total
guess. We thought it was the seventies

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forever and then it was end up
being nineteen eighty. Yeah. If you

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give us a movie, we can
usually peg the year. Yeah. Yeah,

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the Rose. That's how That's what
answered it for Rose. Let me

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try Courtney, Okay, shaving Ryan's
private No already. So it hit forty

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one thousand for the first time ever
yesterday. Yeah, and we are hitting

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all these records. I mean,
traders are weighing the implications of this weekend's

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attempted assassination of Donald Trump. What
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betting that, you know what,
the Republican Party is going to come out

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and they're going to pretty much win
the election coming up. So that's why

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they're looking at if Republicans take office, it's going to be tax cuts,

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higher tariffs, looser regulations. So
what are the stocks that generally do well

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in that environment. So we're looking
at bank, healthcare, oil industry stocks,

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gun stocks that benefits from a Trump
victory, and we saw all of

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those stocks moving higher yesterday. So
yesterday the Dow hitting an all time high,

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rose two hundred and eleven points.
Now this morning, we did get

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a report on retail sales. Now
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auto dealerships that I've been talking about
for some time now, that happened last

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month and it continued on for a
really long time, but retail sales rose

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in June by the most in three
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if you take out those dealerships.
So as a result, people are saying,

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well, the main driver of the
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it's still holding up. And that's
why we're seeing stocks hire right out of

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the gate. The Dow is up
two hundred and ten points, the S

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and P five hundred, rising three
tens of percent. With the news radio

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eight forty WHI Yes, Bloomberg Money
report on Courtney Donahoe, Well Ah he'll

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be coming to uh. Gordon Summers
has Sting's name, Gordon Upgrade. Remember

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when you from Neil Young, Remember
when you asked Stuart Copeland, if you

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get pissed off, do you call
him Gordon? And he went into a

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little Gordon. That was funny.
The baseline sucks. Gordon Sting replaces Neil

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Young for Bourbon and Beyond on the
opening day, and like Dave's Jennings said,

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in the first hour, a lot
of people are like, hello,

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up Grade. By the way,
it's Stuart Copeland's birthday. My god,

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the front door, dear friend of
the show. He played himself in Only

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Murders in the Building and I thought
it was I thought it was hilarious.

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That's very funny. Yeah, I
always think of him. He played that

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great psychopath in UH in Dune,
brilliant when the sand creatures came into warms.

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Hum. Hey, speaking of things, So you read the book,

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No, I've heard your story.
You corner these poor sales girls and you're

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going you don't understand. I mean, sandworm comes up and tries to eat

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their space module air and then they
say, I can listen even say anything.

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Hey, speaking of you gotta watch
this texted you last night. I

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thought I was on the same text
string of me, you and Dave.

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Wheel was not so Dave, you
gotta watch this Amazon Prime. No,

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it wasn't that Amazon Prime. You
gotta watch the bee Keeper. Oh,

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oh my god, Jesus, ja
yeah, Jesus, he's so cool.

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They wanted me for the roll Pilgrim, but I turned it down and said,

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that's not too bad. Not too
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the most wonderful time of the year. That way. Jason Stathum killed not

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one, but two of those Mega
Oh I watched I watched Megalodon, Yes,

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Megalodon. Watched that on the way
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good on the plane. The second
one stupid? What what Sharknado? No,

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the second one was kind of silly. The first one was silly but

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fun. That's all I'm saying.
I cut the grass yesterday quite hot,

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so I came in and said,
I'm not moving. I watched Jaws too.

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Yeah good, Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah. Well, if

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you shop on Amazon Prime, today
is one of the most wonderful days of

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the year. Earlier today, are
you really Yeah? I was thinking about

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buying the Ring Doorbuilding. Oh,
is that where the lake fifty bus is

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that when the girl comes out of
the well and greets and greets people at

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your door, that's one of the
scariest things I've ever seen about. They

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sent me, twelve year old coming
out of the l sent me and Tony

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to uh broadcast live at some kind
of haunted house in the woods forest.

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Yeah, the hunted forest. So
we get to this one part and there's

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the well and the stroblatch calm,
and here comes this girl, soaking wet

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coming out of the well. No
no, no, no, no,

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you're not doing it right. I
never do it right. So we go.

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It's a path, so we're walking
in the path and it's a giant

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road. So they built a barn
in the middle of the road. So

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you open the barn door and you
walk in. You're like, there's nothing

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here, and you look to your
left. They've built a well, right,

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So the strobe light starts to make
her look like she's doing the shaking

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thing, and she comes crawling out
of the well. So we screamed like

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high school girls and we run out. Now you hear her behind you,

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right, so you're running and you're
looking back. Well, when you turn

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back around, she's standing another one
that standing in the road, Tony in

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the knee and took off running exactly
like any good partner would do. Radio

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partner, can't we get in the
running car hide behind these chainsaws? Yeah?

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Good plan. Well, if you're
Amazon Prime member you want to celebrate.

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Today is Amazon's tenth Prime Day event. It kicks off today and runs

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through tomorrow. Deals in thirty five
different categories. This is kind of interesting.

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Prime members can save up to fifty
percent off shows and movies on Prime

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Video. You can also get channels
at a discount, streaming channels like Crunchy,

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Row Star, mgm, AMC,
Paramount Plus, and Showtime because I

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need more streaming channels. Yeah,
like what I need of them? And

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like Tony said, there's also deals
on Amazon devices like the Ring, battery,

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doorbell, plus, Kindle, and
fire tablets. We've had Ring for

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years. We love it. Yeah, everybody know how God? Basically are

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we the last people not to have
Ring? You have it? Do right?

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No? I don't? Oh good? Okay. Speaking of streaming movies,

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Netflix has released You guys will be
excited about this. I quit watching

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first season halfway through. Netflix has
released the first look at the fifth and

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final season of Stranger Things. What
yeah, the streaming the uh their grandparents

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now, God, I mean they
said they're gonna have to digitally make them

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look differently. Can they make that
one kid a better actor? Which one?

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The one that's gay, that's really
the bad person? It's like he

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was fine when he was younger,
and it's like what happened to you?

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Kind of like the kid in Modern
Family. It was the haircut. Do

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you remember the haircut? You know? Haircut? I never could understand them

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chase a squirrel. They brought up
Modern Family. The little girl from Vietnam

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that got adopted. She was the
worst actor ever and she never got better

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through all the seasons. She would
deliver lines like this, maybe you shouldn't

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have left me at home this time, Uncle Cam. So what I would

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do is, uh, it was
ridicule. The little girl that was probably

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forced to do the damn TV show
because her parents are popular hounds and they

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just want some money, and she's
just basically six years old and was wondering

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when are we going to get ice
cream? But you're on the radio now

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making fun of her because she's not
a good actor. Listen, probably screams

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on restaurants too. Probably does.
But guess what, things always work out

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good for these children actors. So
you's got that to look forward to.

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By the way, speaking of child
actors, another one, Shannon Daughtry died

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when I was gone. Yeah,
we brought that up in the first break.

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Did you really you were here?
God, I'm on playboy. Did

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she release ninety four? I gotta
look that up. That's why I said

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it. Thank you well. Netflix
has released the first look at the fifth

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and final season of Stranger Things.
The trailer is out. The trailer's out

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and is out without spoiler alerts on
it. The video of voids revealing any

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spoilers for the final season. The
release date is not set yet, but

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it is confirmed that is expected to
be released sometime in twenty twenty five.

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Those keep it scored at home.
That's three years since the last Strangers Thing,

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and when you have kid actors,
three years is a long long time

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baby. By the way, our
house was the name of the show I

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couldn't think of yesterday with Shannon Dark
she was a kid actor at Wilfred brim

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Will for Brigman was the dad had
diabetes, but best Wilford Brimley line ever

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is from a cocoon where he goes
and and I think Shannon Dougherty's husband left

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her after she was diagnosed with breast
cancer. Let me hang on, Shannon

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a great guy. How do you
how do you date if you're a girl,

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how do you date that guy?
After that? You're you're googling her

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naked right after she died, playboy. I want to honor her memory.

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She did her memories? Wow she
uh hm hmm. Okay, Well my

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research is done here, so move
on to the next story. I guess

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distraction. We said bobs, of
course, or more than that. What

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was the band name we came up
yesterday? Bud Oh I forgot. I

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should have written it down. Dandy
ban needs. Yeah, we had a

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few and I didn't jot him down
and stuff. I haven't heard about this

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one, but it's a horror flick, so I definitely want to watch it.

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Long legs, Yes, he done
the story. There is no I

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tried to describe it because I saw
a trailer fort when I was going to

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see another movie, and it's three
minutes of jump shots, jump shots,

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some scary girls, basketball plot.
There's no there's no there's no description of

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a storyline or whatever. It's just
this girl and you're just like, what

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the hell is the movie? But
it's about a giant daddy long legs.

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I least that would be happening.
He plays basketball. Maybe there's a long

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legs in pop culture of some scary
guy. I remember the slender Man.

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Slender Man, yeah a thing for
a while, I didn't know what the

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slender Man and uh, Daddy long
legs had a little thing going just around

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Hollywood. Sure, well, the
big story for the horror flick over the

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weekend, The Nicholas Cage horror flick
Long Legs didn't have a huge opening weekend

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by a blockbuster standards. He produced
and directed, not in it. Um,

411
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that's in it. I think he
just produced, direct his horror,

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his his horror flick. He's had
a lot of those. It wasn't a

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blockbuster by blockbuster standards. Nonetheless,
the serial killer flick took in twenty two

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point six million domestically, giving it
the biggest opening weekend of any horror movie

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this year. Rotten Tomatoes gives this
thing eighty seven percent. Is that good?

416
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It's very good? Yeah. Anything
over seventy something is is go see

417
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it and horror movies very seldom get
those kind of numbers. Yeah, I'm

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going. I'm going to a half
star movie. I'm going to day.

419
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I don't even care. It's right, it's be a great day for it.

420
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I will go because it's rainy.
I've been up since about two,

421
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so I will go home and lay
down on the basement floor with Lemmy dog.

422
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Well, you know what Well used
to do in the old studio was

423
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you just would lay down on the
ground. You would pull the mic down

424
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to you and actually you use your
backpack as a pillow. How many times

425
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have we done that? That was
a lot lot of time. Now do

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you sleep well when you're in Cabo? Absolutely? Okay, Why what's different?

427
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You know you don't have a three
hours I sleep a lot better.

428
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I'm usually he hates us so much
like he just gets away from us and

429
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he can sleep. I get away
from Tony and David and I can sleep.

430
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Has nothing to do with, nothing
to do with it. Yeah,

431
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okay, they don't have t mobile
down there. They have good schools.

432
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Yeah, you know, it's just
a I did see and we we had

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a case where John Bowle's wife took
it. Was it the wife or mom.

434
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It was the wise wife. Yeah, yeah, I took her BMW

435
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and they got ripped off by someplace. Oh did you hear what the what

436
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came out of it? We're gonna
talk about Tony's breaking the linement? What

437
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so? The uh president of the
company called from Florida, called him personally

438
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and was like, we apologize,
we're giving your money back. We have

439
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fired the manager and the person that
worked there. We've taken care of this.

440
00:31:11.519 --> 00:31:15.839
We were so sorry it got to
this point. Mm hmm. Don't

441
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mess with John Bowl. Of course
not so. He's basically he posted something

442
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because he was like, look,
I'm a journalistic category. He's not as

443
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good as journalists as we are.
No, no, no, man.

444
00:31:25.599 --> 00:31:26.880
He has learned a lot from us, Joe. But he couldn't do the

445
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story himself because it was about him, right, So he was like,

446
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no, let a other. So
we talked about it on our show.

447
00:31:33.279 --> 00:31:34.680
Yes, so, because that's what
we would do with him. Don't go

448
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to this place. Here's what they
did to my wife. Yes so,

449
00:31:37.319 --> 00:31:40.799
and we said on the air,
so, why wouldn't you go to Tony's

450
00:31:40.799 --> 00:31:44.359
breaking alignment? Yes? Go,
I tell one real quick story. God,

451
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Yes, okay, do you all
know who Chuck Zito is. Chuck

452
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Edo is a bad old man,
Zito's son. He's a former Hell's Angels

453
00:31:51.680 --> 00:31:53.400
and he got into acting. The
guys the guy's are badass. Okay,

454
00:31:53.480 --> 00:31:57.440
yeah, okay. So his mother
goes to some place that gets ripped off

455
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on her car getting her car work. He finds out about it, you

456
00:32:01.079 --> 00:32:05.480
know, New York, you know, and he goes in and he starts

457
00:32:05.720 --> 00:32:07.759
railing on this guy. You took
advantage of my mom, and starts freaking

458
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out cussing him. The guy says, here, let me give you the

459
00:32:10.359 --> 00:32:14.119
money. Just give me the money. He gets back home, he tells

460
00:32:14.160 --> 00:32:15.680
his mother and she goes, oh, that's not where I took my car.

461
00:32:17.279 --> 00:32:22.079
Oh I know that guy just looked
him up. Oh my gosh,

462
00:32:22.319 --> 00:32:24.839
I'm sure. But he's breaking alignment. Yeah, you never have to worry

463
00:32:24.880 --> 00:32:30.559
about that trouble, missus Zito when
you go to Tony's breaking alignment. Finally

464
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listen to this loved ones, a
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maintenance and preventing maintenance on your car. They don't give you just a warranty,

466
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Oh no, they give you a
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467
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warranty on every single job that they
do. Put your mind at rest.

468
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Go with Louisville's best. That's my
dear friend. You know, Tony's breaking

469
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a line. A lot of pictures
in uh look good. I've got to

470
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show you all how many shady rays
I took down to cobbol. I took

471
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a picture of our dresser. It
was full with our shady rays. Folks,

472
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listen, you gotta get these shady
rays. And you got to try

473
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on the color rush. The color
rush make all of the colors so much

474
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more bright and vibrant. If you're
a golfer, do yourself a favor.

475
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Go by and ask about the Greenwolf
series. Every golfer that I've recommended this

476
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too, loves them, loves them. Plus if you use code whas fifty

477
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percent off two or more pair and
shady rays that's online or in store.

478
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If you lose them, break them
or scratch them. If they're stolen,

479
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they replace them Shady Rays dot com
or Shady Raise in the Oxmoor Center.

480
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When we come back, I think
we might be going to news. We'll

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do something news radio Waight forty whas