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I thought you would be excited about, because what the world needs is another
weekly podcast on politics. Okay, everybody get excited because the Dana Perino effect
on Fox is going to be in an exciting new weekly podcast called Perino on
Politics. Wow, nobody would have ever thought of that. I think it's
oh my god, it's wonderful. They have one more person who's gonna say
the same thing that everybody else does in the same way. How exciting is
that. I'm being very cynical because I think the world is glutted with podcasting
puke. But please donlod ours everywhere podcasts are available, Yeah, exactly.
The good stuff is at Good Day Show dot com or wherever you get your
podcast. So here's one for the books. A grandmother ran a week long
summer camp for her eleven grandchildren at Daily food, Activity Trophies, that kind
of stuff. A week long summer camp. This was how to get her
grandchildren together for these activities. What a great idea. Her name is Narni
Mac. She has four daughters, takes looking after her grandchildren very seriously.
Children are from seven months old to eighteen years old. Wow, there's a
broad horizon. They live hours apart. They only see each other during holiday.
So she gets together a camp at her house to bring them all together.
It was called Camp Narni because are kind of like bonus siblings and when
you get to grow up seeing them kind of on a regular basis, it
is such a special thing. And this grandmother knows that outdoor sports, games,
crafts, challenges. She's sixty eight years old. She went the extra
mile. Also made plans for healthy meals every day and the awards that she
made herself down in Kingsland, Georgia. Her daughter Vicki says that mother was
always good at coming up with fun activities. I was thinking about this is
that, you know, think about my two grandchildren who are cousins, Jasper
who's not two yet, and Miles. When the two of them get together,
it's really so much fun to watch. Maybe you have your sister has
children, She yes, yeah, I grew up with a lot of cousins,
so we have a lot of a lot of first cousins. First cousins
twice moved kind of Yes. I just love seeing the two when Miles and
jass were together. Miles is always trying to intrigue Jasper and he follows them
around. It's just it's the greatest And so here is an extra probably bit
of life for mom. Then she the daughter said that the mother runs ideas
by the daughters and then they say, Mom, you're sure you want to
do that, But she always does it. But that's great too, because
she's also very respectful of her daughters as being parents themselves, where I think
a lot of times people just be like, no, it's my house,
this is what I'm doing. Yeah, I want to do this. I
have a big house. Children love to sleep on the floor, so they
have their naps and they have their nighttime and so anyway, this is something.
The reason I come up with this for you is to give you ideas.
Why not if some of the greatest stories that we tell here, Jay
and I are aimed at giving you ideas, they're aimed at helping you out
aimed, Well, that's a great idea. Why don't I do that?
So when there's something special like this. It's worth a moment or two or
three of our time so that you can in the back of me, why
I think, how could I do that? And how what I feel?
This was a great way for the grandmother to get closer to her children and
to her grandchildren. And if she's got the backbone the strength that starts to
do it, that's just that much more. What a bonus, great good,
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So the Maui thing, Yeah, take a deep breath, and when you
look at the maps and the images, the shocking devastation, the smog and
the smoke and the things, the satellites that have taken pictures of this,
the before and after pictures, so you can see the extent of the damage
the town has suffered, the largest natural disaster in Hawaiian state history. Hawaii
has been a state since the nineteen fifties. By the way, there are
still hundreds of people who are missing. The death toll has gone up,
but there's still are hundreds missing. And I don't think they've put the nail
yet on how it started. But the most thee yeah, right from down
power line and then it's just it's spread and spread and spread, spread,
spread and spread and spread and spread, and the winds are you man,
But what else can you say? There are all kinds of harrowing stories about
people who have saved other people, people who have saved animals, but there
is there's nothing left nothing, So what happens? How do they fix it?
The governor of Hawaii got named Josh Green, is trying to figure out.
They certainly are in close contact with Washington and FEMA and all of that,
the usual stuff. But then there are a lot of these, uh,
the the the what happens when there's something like this is there are a
lot of good ways for you to donate to help, and then there are
the scams. Look out for the scams you always check out, go to
scammasi dot com, Steve Wiseman's and then there are a couple of other places
to go to to find what it is. If you look at a map
of Maui. You go that Laina. I've never I don't pronounce any of
these Hawaiian names, well Lahni, Lina okay. Anyway, so you look
at the way it sits on the big Island off to what is essentially the
west, yeah, yeah, and then you look at how it sits with
the other islands, and so this is always something interesting because Honolulu is not
on the Big Island, it's not even on the island of Hawaii, and
There'shu Yeah. So anyway, just looking at this and thinking about but there's
still some active fires I think on Maui. They've been fanned by the flames
of that, I think. I think the other ones are contained. Yeah
well yeah, yeah, yeah. The hurricane said south, but the one
that was an inland on the island of Maui, and the one in inland
Maui is contained, and there was one somewhere in the area of south of
South Maui. Well, the boats that were in existence before, all the
boats that were on in the docks are burnt and gone. So people who
lived there and who are natives, really getting angry because the store or the
fact that they were not forewarned about the fire. That's the start of the
fire. There are three aspects to this. The start of the fire,
the fact that people didn't know the fire was spreading as quickly as it was,
the early warning systems if they were, if they were, if they
tried to use them, they malfunction because nobody knew what was going on.
The only thing that still stands is the lighthouse. But look at all the
other these are. There was a place called a Pioneer Inn where people loved
to go. It was historical Hawaii at its best. To the ground burnt
to the ground. Now you don't get that culture back again. You just
don't a lot of that history. Well then there's this banyan tree in Lahina
that it was burnt severely, but it appears to be okay. It's still
standing that they believe the roots are fine. Yah. It even had some
leaves on some of the branches, which was a beautiful thing. Twelve thousand
people live in this town. Eighty six percent of them are out are they
have their homes or he's destroyed or damage so they can't live in them.
So where the heck have they gone? What do you do? The cars
are burns, they can't live in the car and the you know the billy
it's it was one of those front street with all of those burnt cars.
Yeah, yeah, the classic Hawaiian look and feel. But as the I'm
just looking at a picture of one of the houses. Actually, I think
Obama wasn't. Didn't Obama live over here someplace? I don't remember that.
Remember all of this stuff was born And he say again, yeah, well
know not according to Donald Trump, but to many other most other people he
was. So anyway, I don't you can go through all of this stuff
and look at the reality of the pictures and what's there and how it's going
to be, how you're going to fix it up. There are a lot
of fear. There's a lot of fear here. What are we gonna do
if we don't have a proper insurance? And the insurance covers will tell you
we're not going to cover that. So let's continue to hold a good thought
for these folks. Social media in our focus what's trending, and not only
on our Facebook and Instagram pages, but others that we use as research.
A couple of ladies who are well known are in the celebrity bucket this morning,
Jay, Ashley Olsen and Zoe Deschanel. I always wondered with our I
always pronounced her sister correct. We were talking about her yesterday, Yea Zooey
or Zoe, Zoe, Zoe, Zoe, Zoe and Zoey. I like
Zoe a matter of fact, talked to her once because she was married to
a guy named Jacob or regeneic. I think that's how he ap promused his
name Recane something like that, because he was the one who came up with
Let Us Grow. Those of you who listened to this program for a long
time heard me get very excited about this. I helped him a couple of
Christmases ago, a matter of fact, I helped him so much on the
air. Then included buying eight of these let Us Grow towers to teach people
who don't have much knowledge of how things grow to you know. It's kind
of a neat thing. They still have them. But that's not really the
story. The stories about her and her new bow because she and her husband
went sideways. She and her new boyfriend, Jonathan Scott, excuse me,
have gotten engaged. They started going out as soon as she dumped her former
husband, as that crude. They have two children, by the way,
Elsie who's eight and Charlie who's six. And what was she was on Home
and Garden TV, right, and then she was an actress or who is
which out of these things are? Yeah? He was. So he does
property Brothers with his twin and they actually met when they were doing carpool karaoke
with James Gordon and both of their siblings were with them, So both Zoe
and Emildish and all were there. Drew and Jonathan Scott were both there and
they just hit it off and pretty much got together the following month. Let's
get together. What do you say? Hey? So she likes his smile,
likes his kisses, legs his hugs, likes his snuggles, likes his
laugh, likes how he plays scrabble, sweet with The proposal happened while they
were on a family vacation, and so her two children were there, and
I guess a part of the proposal. It's a new world. I'm surprised
they get married. There's a there's an interesting statistical overview of people who are
your age and younger who just don't feel like they need to get married anymore.
Having children is a wonderful thing. I've always thought traditionally that it was
best if you had children to be married, whether that's the way it is
now or not, but at any rate, so it's a happy time and
a little bit to be acknowledged because people are talking about it. Also talking
about Ashley Olsen having a baby and she hit her pregnancy. Why would you
do that? She had her pregnancy and her the birth, she had the
baby a few months ago without ever even knowing she's pregnant. Have been pretty
They've always been pretty private. Tight yeah, private yeah, private. Yeah.
I just sometimes think when people do this because they don't want people to
look at them and think, wow, look at her, she's pregnant.
So anyway, that's Ashley is opposed to the sister Mary Kate. I'm a
great believer. And if you imagine it, if it's like thoughts of things,
if you imagine it, you can create it. So think about the
world that you want to have, Think about the world that you dream about.
I mean, literally, do you have dreams? Are you a dreamer?
Jane? Yes, yeah, I do too, pretty vividly sometimes.
So make those dreams come true by a lottery digit Why not right. If
nothing else, it gives you something that's really kind of cool to think about.
Fun. Fun, Let's have some fun. There are people who are
concerned about artificial intelligence, and I'm one of them. But that doesn't mean
it's all bad, just because I think we need to do a better job.
We can't count on politicians and bureaucrats, nor should we. It's not
Your life shouldn't be lived through them. You should live your life through you.
And so if there are things in your family that perhaps our medical problems.
I have a good friend who was He had his back operated on last
Monday, and he's been in the intensive care unit of the hospital ever since
because there were problems. He's been operated on four times. And I told
him this, but he had a horrible back. He's had it all his
life, a farm kid, lifting stuff like I did when I was young,
the wrong way. And so he had his operation fifteen years ago and
it's taken this long for it to catch up. I said. He put
rods in his back to hold a backbone together. And so usually when there's
a problem that's disc oriented and it goes north of the operation or south of
the operation, that's what it did. So. Anyway, he's been in
there and we were I'd sent him back and forth the text to wish him
well, and one of the things that he said to me was it was
interesting how artificial intelligence did sort of a radar scan of his back, and
that wasn't until after they'd done the operation. The tradition away. So the
AI robot or whatever the heck it was, they scanned for the disorder and
gave him a way to fix it after they tried once. So who knows
how long it's going to take. This guy he was back was so bad
that he was in intensive care. You don't go into the intensive care unit
just for a back operation unless it's really screwed up. Yeah. So anyway,
there's a lot of stuff being written, as we all know, and
a lot of things being said about AI, which for some, especially in
the medical profession, is a massive leap. The technology has, as far
as I can tell, rushed in a new era in diagnosis of developmental diseases.
There has been some research done at a number of universities. They're working
together. One of the things that's being done that I consider to be good
news is how this AI, the bots that they have have revolutionized the way
children, not only here in our country, but in Europe and elsewhere around
the world are being diagnosed with things that now that you know they're there some
kind of syndrome. You know, children sometimes they're born with quiet syndromes you
can't really tell at first, and then they grow into it as they grow
older. But this particular model quickly recognizes disorders that are caused by genetic defects
that haven't been able to quickly be diagnosed in the years past. So what
a kind of an amazing reality. You look at these babies, My god,
they're so sweet. How can you look at a baby and want to
have anything except the best for no matter whose baby it is. Yeah right,
Yeah, so you think about, you know, trying to make their
lives better and healthier. There has been a problem with sudden infant death syndrome
called SIDS. Apparently, this new the new AI, if it's used properly,
would make that thing in the past, because you can tell whether it's
going to happen or not. Who knows, I don't who knows how it
would be a beautiful thing, Yeah right. A lot of times SIDS does
happen because of accidental suffocation. Yep, but that's not the only reason.
No, no, not at all. So anyway, and it's being used
for youngsters who stutter as you start to you know, some children, as
they start to learn to speak, they stutter for any number of reasons,
and so this finds that and tries to get at it early so you can
detect what's there. And there are other things, you know, very interesting.
I didn't know that Cameron, James Cameron used artificial intelligence to create the
avatars in the movies. Do you know that it did? And I believe
that was one of the reasons why it took as long as it did to
make it, especially the first one. Yeah, yeah, So I'm here
and there. I just I'm back and forth when it comes to two artificers
in the telgts. I just think we have to get a handle on it
and make it respect us as we respect it much as anything else. All
Right, let's see what else is happening here in the world. On this
Tuesday morning. Five people are dead three more injured from an explosion that destroyed
a number of homes in Pennsylvania, Allegheny County releasing the statement detailing the explosion
in the city of plum which just outside of Pittsburgh the western end of the
state. First responders found people trapped under debris and two houses. So you
have to think about was it gas a gas leak? They had ring doorbell
video, there's another technology, right, was thunder? Yeah? Right from
a storm? No, it was not the there were let's see what four
adults. I guess in one child that we're killed. And so the what's
what's the cause? Though? Have they got into the bottom line of what
the utilities were all shut up? It's got to be gas related or electricity
connected to gas somehow or other, a leak, and then there's there's somebody
turns on a switch and who knows what happens. But that's something they're still
trying to figure out what they caused. The origin of this was a lot
of this kind of stuff going on as well. We're we're witnessing a problem
with a solution. But the solution is it's escaping us because we're not holding
these people accountable. It run these big utilities PG and E in California the
worst there. The more and more people looking into the Hawaiian situation feel like
it was a power line that wasn't properly maintained and when the wires come down,
bingo, there are and there's plenty of reason to believe that that's kind
of it, although a lot of people are first thing, oh it's global
warming, Well the climate it's been there's a drought that's been there. And
so if these people are held accountable like they're supposed to be for running these
companies, and then then there isn't the problem because the maintenance is being taken
care of. But they're lacks because they want the bottom line to be good
because they're hired and paid on what goes to the bottom line. Board of
director, Yeah, you're doing a great job. Look at all the money
we made. Well, you're making money because you're not taking care of a
business as pretty disgusting, actually, get right down to it. And the
same is true of gas company, like you know, they're all they're kind
of all the same because they've been monopolized. So, you know, try
to get a hold of somebody from we're having this problem in the development that
I'm involved in. You know, you have to kiss their butt in order
to get anything. You get stuff engineered, so get it in it's just
not appropriate. There is much a public servant, there a public utility.
They depend on us and then we depend on them. So anyway, all
right, let's see, there's a murder, murder, and more murder here.
This is interesting. A dentist who fatally poisons his wife Angela is the
what's the husband's name? James Craig and his wife Angela. She was admitted
in the hospital the University of Colorado near her home. She suffered a seizure,
placed on life support, and then she died well and she caught him
poisoning her a previous time, right, And his excuse was that he was
planning to die by suicide and he didn't want to hurt her, just put
her down enough that she couldn't stop him. That was his crazy enough.
This guy's a dentist, had three million dollars insurance policy, and his wife
while he's making it with some other babe and whom he met at a dental
conference. She was she was living in a different state, and he had
the police check search history. He had different things of like how do you
poison somebody with this? And then order history of ordering different things that he
had delivered to his stuental office. Yeah, he gets what he deserves,
the rest of his life in jail. Goodbye. All right, another,
let's see a lot of murders today. Georgia. Man shocked to discover the
hitchhiker he picked up was arrested on murder charges. This is I chuckle about
this because this is one of those things. So this guy picks up a
hitchhiker and it turns out that he was wanted for murder and then but he
didn't know it. Obviously, he wouldn't have picked him up. He had
thought it was a joke when his buddy told him. But he was talking
about this fellow that they had picked up, and the friends said what the
guy looked like, and you know, then he told him he don't he
won't believe this. But this guy just he's been ordered arrested because he murdered
somebody and he had their head in a duffel bag. Well, this guy
that he picked up had the duffel bag, and when he brought him to
where he was going, he left the duffel bag in his car, and
he started to smell something really awful, a foul odor. He wasn't sure
what it was. And then he checked it out and they found this woman's
head in the duffe. Good god, nuts, sadness. People are nuts,
all right. Murdered times three. Here's a Seattle uber driver shot and
killed in a carjacking. Eighteen year old woman is accused in the murder.
Lady was killed after the suspect walked up to the Toyota that he is driving
and just what just shot him? He just she just shot him and then
fled the scene with the car. She ran errands with the car. Yeah,
with the victim's car. Dumb. Can you get there's another one?
The guy had no money, said, They've said up a go fund me
account to pay for his name is armand Guida fifty two years old, to
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The focus on Elvis has a couple of different wrinkles to it. In this
hour, Austin Bieber, I'm sorry, Austin Bieber, good dug. Austin
Butler no relation to what was Bieber's first name? What's his name? Close?
Yeah, all right. So Tom Hanks and Austin Butler were in this
Elvis movie, and after the movie was over, Tom Hanks was concerned.
He became friends with this youngster mister Butler was thirty one, and so Hanks
decided to pitch him on a mini series that he was starting in because he
felt he needed to get his head out of who Elvis was. He apparently
got so into Elvis in the portrayal that he became Elvis, and Tom said
he was trying to teach him something because Tom Parker good Tom Hanks paid played
Colonel Parker in the movie, and so as they were sort of digesting what
happened after the movie was over, Tom Hanks said, you've so immersed yourself
so much in Elvis that for your mental health it'll be wise for you to
go straight into something else that's nothing like this. And so which is smart.
I mean, that's really smart. We've seen with other actors who immerse
themselves so deeply into a character, especially when it's a real person the character
is based off of exactly Jim Carrey's on it where they have to seek therapy
after this. And with Austin Butler, he got a lot of flak for
continuing with the Elvis accent and the way was speaking for months. It took
him it took a month to pretty much drop that accent. Ye all right.
The New Vanity Fair, the magazine that can actually put my hands on,
has a big article about Riley Keo, who is the granddaughter of Elvis
and the person who has inherited the Elvis empire since her mother, Lisa Marie
has passed. She looks just like her mother. If you see a picture
of her, I think she looks just like her. And so this article
talk about her life. There's a lot of there's it's a it's sort of
a picture gallery much as anything else. She talks about Graceland, says that
once in a while we'd sleep there, but the tours would start in the
morning and we'd hide upstairs until they were over. Well, and that's the
thing it was for her entire life. It was never a home. It
was always a museum to her. Yeah, right, exactly. So she's
on her own, right, she's struck out as an actress and a singer
and that sort of stuff. She settled with her grandmother, Priscilla, and
of course that's all been made public. She is the sole trustee of Lisa
Marie's estate, which is, you know, the Graceland thing. She's paying
Priscilla a million dollars a year and the legal fees that were that happened.
When how do you fight with your grandmother about something? Well, it's very
fickle with this situation because they're not just a family. This is also like
a business kind of situation, right, and yeah, it's and she also
has to think about her her two sisters who also inherited a lot. But
they're just they're underage, so they can't really do anything, and you don't
want to make decisions on their behalf that you know. It's just it's it's
a whole situation, and it seems like it didn't really tarnish the grandmother granddaughter
relationship. Maybe during that period of time it was stressful, but they both
always maintained in sources, always maintained that they are family first and foremost.
Yeah, she wouldn't have settled if she wasn't happy, said her a lawyer.
But there's also the whole business about what they're doing, how much charity
they're involved in. So it's an interesting article. You want to check out
Riley Kyo and know who she is. I didn't know who she wasn't didn't
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lot of diseases. That's kind of a duh, as is this? And
I mean that that's a reflect on you that it's a da But here's another
one. Aspertame is a possible carcinogen. No, really, how in the
world where'd you come to How'd you come to that conclusion? You can count
on the World Health Organization to be about forty years behind when it comes to
research anything. So they're warning people to stop drinking diet soda. We're the
heck of these. This is so ridiculous. It just shows you what a
waste of time and money outfits like, especially them. But the National Search
of Health is rep well, they deserve it rep because of the COVID stuff
and some other things preventing really good COVID treatment. And they look bad.
The FDA looks bad, the CDC looks bad. So they're going to do
an awful lot of positive stuff, even if they have to go back forty
years and change their minds. Yeah, right, exactly. And by the
way, speaking of the COVID thing, the news media is trying to scare
the hell out of everybody now with some new versions. Get a shot,
get your vaccines. Yeah, that's right, Shots for everything, shots for
anything. You got a problem, we got a shot or a pill,
one of the other pill a pill. Yep. Here's something that I thought
this. I looked at this and I thought, this is Jack. It
has Jack all over it. The story of Fragrance. I just was bringing
myself up to date on Vanity Fair magazine. Have you heard me talking about
that at all? I heard you talking about her the seventy page of advertising
before you get to any content. Yeah, and the advertising certainly it's focused,
that's for sure. One of the things. One of the articles has
to do with fragrance and how you can sleep better, your memory will work
better. The older you are, so if you have some kind of fragrance.
Interesting. I have a little spray that I put on the pillowcases from
time to time. I don't know whether that or tributes. I'm a vivid
dreamer, and I'm thankful for that because I think it's kind of neat to
be able to dream most of these stories. But anyway, there's a study
done by neuroscientists who say that if a simple fragrance is sprayed in the atmosphere
where you are before you go to sleep, you'll have a twenty no sorry,
two hundred twenty six percent increase in cognitive capacity. How about that?
That opens up your brain, apparently to all kinds of different want to read
natural oils? Yeah, what do you think is in it? What would
if you had a guess, what do you think would be in it?
Oh? Probably anything that would stimulate dopamine release. What would do that?
Though? What's the kind of the olfactory thing opening up so that dopamine is
released? Well? There there are essential oils, you know, there's some
really made. Almost any company now that has anything to do with healthcare has
an essential oil line. And there are certain oils that we know stimulate different
better cardiovascular response, better digestion, better immune system, simply because these are
things they weren't They didn't discover them in somebody's garage last week. They've known
these things for decades, if not hundreds of years in the area of natural
health and healing. And so it's not just certain kinds of poultices we can
put on a broken bone or a bruise, or there's not certain kinds of
herbal teas it can help us that we have upper respiratory congestion or whatever.
We know that there's certain stimulus that comes in through the old factory bulb,
the crannial nerve number one, and certain kinds of aromas, and this goes
there's the Persians did an awful lot of work with this, Romans, the
Greeks, these people did a lot of work with this kind of stuff back
in their days. Hippocrates was a big promonent proponent of the old factory response.
And so there's different kinds of aromas from flowers. And this is the
whole heart and core of what goes into perfumes for ladies and cologne for men,
not just the smell, not just the aroma of it, but certain
kinds of cerebral activity that can be triggered by certain ingredients in these in these
mixtures. So this is nothing new, it's just you. You better read
the label or at least do some investigation of what you're sniffing. Food for
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