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they were halfway through the month of October. Already hold your breath,
Jay, Yes, I know it is excuse me good. Yes, well,
there is a lot of goodness around us, even though the world seems
to be so focused on what's in the Middle East. Here's a thought as
we get started this out with the Good Day program. Are Aspirations are inspirations,
and they become our possibilities. Aspirations are the inspiration to do things that
you're not used to doing or maybe you didn't think were possible. Right what
do you aspire to do? I asked that question of everybody who's listening right
now, no matter what your age, your circumstance, we all have aspiration,
and so what's yours and you're living up to your true potential? I
guess would be the question because there are certainly more possibilities. For there's always
another possible, there's always something around the Corner's always something else that you can
do or you can achieve. So maybe that's something to think, how do
we achieve world peace? Yeah, that's something that people just to all,
are you going to ever do that? Cheap creepers? I would like to
think that there was a way somehow to get there. Otherwise, how do
we have a future right without peace? Why can't we What was it it
said? Rodney King said, why can't we all just get along? Yeah?
Well, as long as war inc Is the most lucrative business, why
would there be peace? Yeah? War Inc? Is there actually a website
that is it says that is built around war or is it called war Inc?
I've not ever seen probably easy enough to put it in to the Google
bar to the The only thing I know about war Inc. That phrase is
there's a movie called war Inc. That features John Cusick, Hillary Dove.
Oh yeah, war Inc. All right. I don't know that I have
the words to describe the attack that Hamas has laid on Israel, and basically
it's an attack on the world. Some people say it was worse than nine
to eleven. I don't know about I don't know Americans think that, but
if you're close to it, like the Europeans watching it unfold makes you sick
my stomach. I haven't been the same for a week. There are a
lot of things going on in my life, as they usually are, but
I think they're not usually prompted by anger. And I think talking to some
of my Jewish friends, people that I know in Israel, the loss of
innocent life, the sadness that's left by these bitter choices that the Israelis have
to make. How would is there a word we can use? Maybe posting
this on our social media, all of it at good Day Networks is your
key to get in. The question is whether is that the word is untenable?
The word How would you describe the situation in one word? Jay?
One word heartbreaking? Really? I mean innocent civilians are I know these are
more words not innocent civilians in Israel but also in Palestine. Look at what
the crisis in Gaza and people are being told to move south and there are
war zones they're trying to travel through. People in Gaza can't even for a
bottle of water. These are innocent lives, innocent civilians. You know.
They all talk about how the United the Arab world is so all the border
state. The countries that border Syria, Libya, Jordan, none of them
are letting the people from Palestine through to come to their country. Egypt says
they closed their border. So does that tell you about the United front presented
by other countries in the Middle East? I would say not very Maybe it's
because they realized this is more Hamas than anything else. Do you know that
twenty two hundred rockets have been fired at Israel since last week, aimed at
Tel Aviv, aimed Jerusalem, and these militants have they say that five thousand
rockets were fired at them. Well, and then they say, well,
we've fired that many, but the Golden Dome has kept most of them from
getting to their targets. Each rocket here the military industrial complex. Here's food
for thought. Every single rocket fired by moss costs six hundred dollars. That
seems kind of cheap, doesn't it, But you fire five thousand of them,
it's three million bucks. On the other hand, the Iron Dome interceptor
costs sixty thousand dollars, so it costs them sixty thousand. To blow up
a missile it costs six hundred dollars, So there are about five thousand of
these dome interceptors. They've spent three hundred million dollars so far to shoot down
the rockets at Hamas has aimed at them. So anyway, I mean,
they can't. They have to have a limited number of these of these interceptors
and the number of missiles from Masat. They're being supplied by China and Russia
and crude missiles from Iran and other places. And yet here we are they're
trying to appease everybody. I don't know what else you do, rankly there
is And then you know you have Hamas and their form of government, part
of their constitution, if that's what you want to call it, reads is
the following quote. There is no negotiated settlement possible. Jihad is the only
answer. So how do you get through to people like that other than just
wipe them out? And so anyway, there are a lot of people who
Steven JJ Wiseman you may have heard him on the Countdown on Friday, talk
about being careful when it comes to aid, financial support, humanitarian support.
So these are the organizations that you can feel comfortable, according to Steve,
that you can feel comfortable donating to the United Jewish Appeal the L. E.
Frot Foundation, World Jewish Congress's see the Jewish Federation of North America,
Israel Trauma Center, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Israeli Aid. Now
there are probably others. I'm not aware of them at the moment because they
just looked those up, but there certainly are lots of web pages around it.
Again, check it all out. My son and daughter in law went
to an event in Los Angeles over the weekend, obviously in support of Israel.
I don't know why, I say, obviously, Brendan, both my
children are married to a Jewish of people, Jewish people. How do you
say? Say that? I was saying, I know Jews is a little
harsh, right, So there's a how do you It's like Christians? So
I've married to Christians? Yeah, I believe Jesus is the correct verbiage.
It's when you add asses or when you add the in front of any kind
of any groups groupings of people that make it wrong or make it well,
Is that really? I didn't Is that so? Really? I didn't know
that? Huh. It's when it becomes singling them out or something. Yep,
all right, So Iran has one Israel of an escalation if their aggression
doesn't stop. Can you imagine the balsam these guys have. They blame what's
going on on Israel because they're the aggressors. When the rest of the world
sees what happened, the hotspa that they have to use the Jewish expression is
incredible. And meanwhile, well, the Foreign Minister and some of the other
people that are working with Iran have called on Israel to stop their attacks,
and so how do you interpret that other than just what'spot right? Well,
correct if I'm wrong, hasn't there been a level of oppression from the Israeli
government on Gaza and the Palestinians. Palestinians not talking about Hamas, But I'm
not saying that anything Hamas is doing is okay. It is never okay for
civilians too. It's two different entities, Yeah, exactly, It's never okay
for civilians to be at the mercy of stuff like this, Innocent babies being
decapitated, people at a just trying to be at a festival, at a
concert and hiding in bushes for their lives. And here's the other thing with
the extremism, because she had is in the Islamic faith is realizing and following
God's will, which is to lead a virtuous life and to extend the Islamic
community through preaching, education, example, writing stuff like that. Nowhere in
there is killing people or using violence as the go around. But that's the
extremism. That's the exact same thing that we see in other religions, the
extremism. We see the ext dreemism happening here in our country where people have
a difference of opinions, and do you have members of the Christian faith who
are extremists and killing other people of other religions because they feel that their own
religion is right. It's the extremism situation. It's the whole use of religion
as a tool of war, which is the opposite of what religion is,
at least what I was taught when I was going to church as a youngster,
is the exact opposite of what we are supposed to how we're supposed to
live our lives. And yet here it is right. They are extremists in
the Christian religion, they're extremists in the Jewish faith, they're extremists in the
Muslim they're extremists, and that comes about as a result of teaching. I
guess the world view that one has whoever you grew up around, parents,
mostly other influencers that are in your life. Right, there are these people
who just go over the edge. And so this stuff continues. And not
only are the people in the Middle East at ill at ease, but Paris,
for example, there was a bomb threat. France is on alert at
This is at the Louver, the art museum, probably the most famous art
museum in the world. Right bomb threats. There were seven thousand troops brought
into France into Paris over the weekend because they're trying to protect a lot of
these sites that tourists everywhere are seeing. And this is all because of the
tensions between Israel and Amas. Wow. Three's Company was how Suzanne Summers was
first known, maybe even her best role on TV certainly a fun comedy.
She was in Step by Step as well. She passed away yesterday. It
seems all of the things that I remember about her and her status health wise
was that she was improving, that she was better. She'd been through breast
cancer at three times, oh she had three times, just when she was
Chrissy on Three's Company really so anyway, the story of this aggressive form of
breast cancer, she's had it for twenty three years, kind of reminds me
of my wife who had the same sort of thing, stage four breast cancer
and it finally get it gets at you. We're talking about Suzanne Marie Mahoney.
That was her maiden name. She was born on this state in nineteen
forty six, California girl. She started acting in the late sixties, got
small roles in films and things. She was in bullet I didn't realize that.
I'm trying to remember. Oh wow. She was in Magnum Force,
the Clint Eastwood movie. She was an American graffiti. She was the blonde
and the t bird. You're right, she didn't she She looked at Richard
Dreyfuss and mouthed, I love you before driving away. That was her.
That was her beginning, the beginning of a long career. She had been
in a lot of television shows before. She was in Three's Company, shot
in the Rockford Files, six Million Dollar Man, Love Boats, Starsky and
Hutch and she was cast as do you remember her name? The name of
every character and Starsky and Hutch. I went to its company. Yeah,
Chrissy. Yeah. Yeah, she was with Choice de Witt, John Ritter
who died long time ago. He had a bad heart thing in Boom.
But anyway, she she was surrounded by a family when she passed because they
had all traveled in to celebrate her birthday, which is today. Yeah right.
Anyway, so many was on for eight season, but I don't think
she was in all of them, didn't. She wanted to raise and they
said no, but she wanted to get what John Ritter got, which was
one hundred and fifty thousand an episode. She was getting paid thirty. She
was fighting for equal pay because they were all three equal co hobs. They
were all three equal parts. Why no show was called three company did.
But then she definitely made a lot of her money from the thigh Master.
Yeah right, she was. That was her big thing. She had great
legs and that's why they used her. Let's anything else. So anyway,
it is yet with sadness we talk about Suzanne Summers who has passed from this
earthly existence. I'm Greg I'm sixty eight years old. I grew up in
Cleveland, Ohio. Majored in business administration. I do motivational speaking. In
addition, to substitute teaching. Part of the reasons for my motivational speaking is
I kind of feel like I have a calling or giving back to the younger
generation. You know, the golden Rullers do under others, you'd have them
on to you. My wife, Wanda, as a senior flight attendant,
she's been flying for over thirty years. We do laugh quite a bit.
I think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as
they used to, or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did.
I've been taking Previlegen for about three years now. People say to me
periodical, man, you got a memory like an alephant. It's really really
helped me tremendously provagen, healthier brain, better life. Grig Freeley is a
paid testimonialist and real Privilegen user. Based on the clinical study of subgroups of
individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired, this product is not intended to
diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. All right, let's
turn it away from that into other things. Although it's hard to turn away
from what's going on in the Middle East by any stretch of the imagination.
But here's some good news for those of you who are eternally optimistic about winning
the powerball jackpot. The one point seven six billion dollars went to somebody in
southern California this weekend. Nobody knows who it is yet, but the store
that sold the ticket gets a million bucks. Nothing wrong, that's right.
It's not chump change. It's the Fraser Park Midway Market and liquor store.
This guy, Nadal Khalil, has owned the store for that's what he and
his brother owned it for since the nineties. So they this is kind of
cool. Actually, yeah, you get to split it, send their children
to college. Yeah, there you go. Do you check your numbers,
make sure. Well, if you're in California, probably don't have much of
a chance to have won this thing. It's a small little community. Actually
it's not big at all. It's about an hour outside of Los Angeles.
And so this fellow, you wonder at this point, because he came from
Syria. People in their ignorance confuse though as well. I suppose you can't
really know when you look at somebody, it's like, yeah, all white
people look the same, or all black people whatever that stupid reality is with
some people. All Muslims are the same. You know, people who say,
why don't you go back to where you came from a lot of them
went down the street raised. Yeah, right, that's how I thank you
for pointing that out. Anyway, the situation in Gaza is complete chaos.
The hospitals they are trying to treat civilians. But the situation if overcrowding,
as you're can imagine, no supplies, uh and so. But the people
in Amas are trying to blame these Raelis for this. These Raelis didn't start
this, and so that's where the realist, that's where the quick cutoff comes
from me. Well, the Israeli government is not innocent in this either.
Both things can be true. How do you figuret that? Not in the
sense of Hamas, but with the Palestinians and Gaza, Well, what do
you do if somebody keeps attacking you? What do you do? These people,
even though it wasn't the Palestinians, that's the headquarter, that's where they
have changed the if you will. I don't have attitude is the right word,
but the reality there and maybe this comes from somebody who's not particuled.
I don't. I'm not. I don't. I think I'm objective, but
then we always all always think that we're objective and somebody else is wrong.
I see it. I have close connections to Israel, as you can tell
by listening to this program. I'm not Jewish, but that doesn't mean anything,
doesn't mean a damn thing. It just means that this is a place,
a very unique place created. Most people don't realize that the Israelis didn't
create it. The world turned to the United Nations to figure out what to
do with all these disenfranchised They all the people from World War Two, the
Jews that were from Europe mostly, and the Palestinians were in control of this
land and the United Nations just took it away from them. So that's when
it started. And yeah, I suppose there was concert from the people who
belonged to the UN who thought, yeah, we ought to have a place
for the Israelis. So how come it was Palestine. Why wasn't it someplace
in deepest, darkest Africa where nobody would have been affected, or at least
it didn't seem like there'd be that many people affected. That's the quest,
The question that goes back to the nineteen forties, and so yeah, it
remains that innocent civilians on both sides are dying and being kidnapped and tortured.
It is just well, the Israelis are not torturing and kidnapping anybody, the
humas is. But I see the Israelis are just blowing things up and they're
tough, so they're not going to take any crap from anybody. But under
the circumstances, the whole area is on the verge of who knows what.
Yeah, it's a condition certainly, as we've been describing them, a deteriorating
and it's pretty dangerous. And so there were those who were losing sight of
how this all started. And maybe that doesn't make a difference to some at
the moment. Water food, then some of the Palestinians by definition are innocence
here. So you know, under the circumstances, what the heck, what
the heck do you do? This is the latest from Gaza is that the
water has run out now and these are in un shelters that are all across
Kaza, so the hospital nothing there. So should the Israelis give in and
be good guys and help these people out. At some point in time,
they gave them the access to the West Bank, and that didn't really help
things because there still were militants, the AMAS militants doing what they did.
Thirteen hundred Israelis have been killed by Hamas to this point, and twenty three
hundred Palestinians have been killed by the Israelis in the bombings and whatever else went
on. Two Midian civilians are just like nomads wandering around. They have no
place to go. And that brings around the question about the Erab brotherhood and
how come all of the borders on the other side of Gaza haven't let the
people, the Palestinians into to Jordan, or to Libya, or to Syria
or whatever. Egypt. All the borders are closed. So what does that
tell you about that the whole thing is a sick mess. Well, but
I mean look at it as in the US border to Mexico, where some
people are trying to leave for similar situations, similar reasons. They have no
other options. They feel that's the best option, and a lot of us
don't want to let people in because of documentation and making sure that we're not
letting in terrorists. They're probably doing the same thing, making sure that they're
not hidden Hamas in there. Yeah, and then again innocent civilians. It's
a humanity crisis, man, what do you do? All right? One
of the problems here is the connection of Hamas to Iran or to the leaders
the Iotolda, not to the people of Iran. And then there's the connection
to Afghanistan and what happens with the money as it goes in that circle.
And of course the Democrats want to make sure everybody knows that Joe Biden didn't
release the six billion dollars which was released wasn't released, And how do you
know what to believe there? Nikki Haley was on with Tappar yesterday on CNN
and he apparently shut her off. She blamed Joe Biden for the problems in
the Middle East, and then to add insult to injury, I guess,
as far as Tapper is concerned, she blamed Joe Biden for the situation in
the House. I'm not sure how that adds up. You know, Joe
can be responsible for lots of stuff. I don't know how he's responsible for
that, but listen. So, meanwhile, Jim Jordan has been selected as
the new speaker nominee. Okay, so that's this round anyway he was on
the first round. Didn't get very far then is that how scib what Scully's
him too? I didn't get very far. So now they're trying to push
the speakership of Jordan back in. I don't see how they can vote for
him given maybe they don't care about are the things the alleged circumstances when he
was a coach? Are they on him? Are they real is it true
that he didn't protect allegedly didn't protect Yeah, the athletes, Yeah, yeah,
you know, sometimes guilty by association and then if you don't step in,
don't do anything, then are you just as guilty. So he's got
to get two hundred and seventeen Republicans on his side in order to secure the
vote today. And I'm not sure they're going to vote this afternoon or this
evening. I guess on this that they have. Jordan says he thinks he'll
get the two hundred and seventeen votes. I don't know there are enough characters.
Are crazy people in the Republican Party as they're on the Democratic Party to
get in the way of it, Just to get in the way of it.
So anyway, the McCarthy situation leads to this. Scalise said when he
dropped out of this country, is counting on us to come back together.
There's a lot of reasons to do it, for sure, they're all important,
good reasons. Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, there's a big earthquake took place
early yester today morning, centered eighteen miles north of the capital, and so
they have them all the time going to Afghanistan. That's a big story.
Are they this big though? Back to back, that's a pretty rough area
of the world. It is for earthquakes. Yeah, but yeah, back
to I don't know the world is in earthquakes. Yeah, six point three
is multiple times. Yeah, that's my comment. By that's it, all
right, So the Congress is handcuffed by everybody feuding with each other. I
saw some of the things that was said last Friday by some of the members
of the Republican Party. Some of the things that Democrats say to Republicans,
some of the things that Americans say to Mexicans, some of the things that
are said the French people say to the to the to the Americans that go
over there, to the it's just everywhere, somebody's got something to say.
There's always somebody who's got a snarl about somebody else. And what does it
do for you when you come? I mean, yesterday, I guess I'm
driving. I went out to New York State on Friday, as I often
do, to pick up things pertaining to the farm, and I'm just it's
almost dark and I'm coming out of a parking lot and this woman pulls right
up to my trailer, right to the right. She touches it and so
is obviously backed. As I was making the corner. She didn't have enough
room to get around, so I asked her if she'd please move back,
and she said yes. She was very pleasant, and then she turned the
car into the trailer like she was aiming for it. I'm sure she wasn't
aiming for it, but she doesn't know how to drive particularly well. Obviously,
there's a big parking lot, there's a lot of room, and instead
of moving away from the trailer, she aims for it. And then she
gets upset with me, and I said, ma'am, why are you yelling
at me? Well, because your trailer's there, Yeah, I got to
park someplace. Well, but you're in my way. Yeah, well I
think it's the other way around. So, yeah, I'm here because I'm
trying to get out of the parking lot. You could have waited for me
to get out of the parking lot, but you insisted on coming in.
And then you said you'd wait while I moved the trailer and the truck out
of the way, and then you didn't, and so she slides up against
the trailer and then she doesn't know what to do. So I actually got
into her car and moved it. That's nice of you. Well, but
she was yelling at me. It's like she didn't have a clue. Yeah,
it's like a trauma response. Yeah, kind of scared. Yeah,
a lot of fear around for sure. You know what to expected me.
So I played the role of being the good guy. Do we see the
eclipse on Friday? Yeah, Saturday depends on where you were a place la
this morning, though, wasn't it? Yeah? Eclipse? I think it
wassted. It was the fourteenth. The fourteenth was Saturday, Yeah, and
I saw it. It was I'm on the West coast, and I think
west coast for some reason, God at this time a little bit better,
and it was so bizarre. It turned like everything you could tell what was
happening because everything started to get kind of red and shadowy and bizarre and cool,
and so there was a tech Yeah, well, I hope not,
because after this week, you just never know. And so I ran out
of the yard the nerd that I am, but I didn't. I was
not properly prepared. So I just took pictures with my cell phone without making
eye contact with it. And it was beautiful. It was very bright,
and I didn't get to see like the full like movement where it turned into
the eclipse because I went in by that time because I was rushing around as
per usual. But other people that I know in the area saw it and
it was really cool. It didn't get completely dark. It just got very
shadowy and weird lighting. It was just eerie. Well yeah, the ring
of fire. Yeah, but did you hear the crickets. I always love
when there's an eclipse of any sort and you start to hear because they come
out. Yeah, it didn't get completely dark enough, but I do.
I That did, of course spark a conversation over the weekend because I was
at my uncle's house and we were talking about some of the people who had
seen the full eclipse. And how weird that is when the crickets come out
and like it just passes and you know, comes right back again. So
I didn't see the full version of it. It didn't happen fully dark here,
but I know places it did and then start growing. Yeah, the
sun starts to up here again. Just tark. They crawl all the time
on the farm. And you know it's going to happen on my birthday and
November fifth, the clocks will go back one hour to two am. That's
it, right, two weeks from this weekend, so here and most of
the rest of North America will have how many weeks of pre five pm sunsets
usually goes until sometime in March. This is the dumbest thing. It is
the most ridiculous thing. You really can't stand it. Instead of having to
lose the hour, yeah, but later on everybody can play what the hell
division does an hour make one way or another? It doesn't your body clock
though. The day after the Monday after daylight savings time and the day after
Super Bowl are the most deadliest days of the year for car accidents. For
like, your body gets all whacked out so I thought this was the Senate
last year past the Sunshine Protection Act. Yeah, but you actually have to
implement it. So you understand there right now they appease us. In California
years ago, we voted that we wanted to stop daylight savings, but also
was give the power to the legislature to make that decision at some point whenever
they decide to stop, I don't know, doing crazy like transgender rulings and
actually start doing something that affects the masses. Can you imagine email for an
email to discuss an email on a meeting, discuss another meeting, or a
meeting we've approved the email that'll discuss the next email about Yeah, exactly.
In twenty nine states, there have been at least seventy five pieces of legislation
related to daylight savings time in this year alone, and all of them were
passed. And yet we still have Massachusetts wants to switch to Atlantic Standard time,
which would put us an hour behind. Instead of it being like where
it is now seven o'clock in the morning, it would be six o'clock in
the morning. That's that would be standard all year life. That's a nova
Scotia. It would just let us fall back and stay there. Basically,
yeah, right, well but see, now you know who's not for this,
And this is where I feel very torn. The radio industry is not
for ending daylight savings time. It's news to me, really, it's true,
because it would mean more darkness, less daylight, and that's not good
for the radio industry, for AM radio particularly right, Yeah, the signals
change, that's something else that needs to be dealt with the government and the
FCC completely get the head up their crotch because this is ridiculously. All these
things should be straightened out. They're no big deal. Nobody is it's it
is just inactive or I don't get people how they think sometimes, Isn't that
the whole reason the American Academy of Sleep that says the House should step back
pending a more thoughtful look at the merits and disadvantages of the proposal to try
to make everybody happy by making nobody happy. Forty six percent of Americans support
having daylight savings time year round. Thirty three percent want to make standard time
permanent. Nobody wants it to be switched. That's basically the bottom line,
right, I don't care which one you choose. Let's just choose one and
stick to choose one. Well, I don't like having the five o'clock now,
so I don't like that at all. But this time of year is
well, this time of year maybe actually April May is my favorite because yes,
your days are getting longer, but they're not so late that you can't
go to sleep at eight o'clock. You can set it dark there and you
get light in the morning, and those are my like if selfishly, if
I could choose how it is like in April is my favorite time of year.
I look at the clock December twenty first, which is the beginning of
the winters solstice. We'll have daylight here at seven eleven am and sunset at
four nineteen, which is from yeah for that right, all right, we'll
just stay in bed that day time, Thank you very much. So here's
what I've accomplished over the weekend. Beside driving around doing a lot of farm
stuff on the farm and here, there and elsewhere, I managed to fix
my sound machine. And I'm going I'm going out to California this weekend for
my son's birthday, and I'm going to bring this and give it to my
grandson. What do you think my daughter's gonna say what she hears, Oh
good, you give him the sound effect machine, and then she hears,
okay, he's a sound machine. I was thinking, like what people used
to sleep at night where it's rain or sound of a stream. I was
not expected to these story to this. This this is my Oh there's the
birth. That's the one he likes the most. I think the batteries are
going to go missing very quickly. Yeah, I think so. Whoops,
that got put into our donation pile. I didn't mean to back over it
with my car. What who left it on the driveway? Well, let's
see what happens, all right. Some southern California news, as Jennifer Horn
is here with Jay Kershner on the Good Day program. Thirteen people hospitalized this
weekend. What's the scoop down in Orange County. Yeah, there was a
leak of some kindya ammonia. It's ammonia. Yeah, an ammonia leak,
and they were that happened on Friday. They were people were sick, and
of course, at first, because it was the national Day of Ghat,
everybody was like, oh no, what's going on? But it was not
related to that obviously, just a lot of people on edge, but these
people were really sick. Yeah, yeah, well ammonia will do it to
eat out your lungs. Yeah, it'll eat your lungs like you wouldn't believe.
That'll be the end of that. Okay, So let's try to put
some sense to Brendan and Sophie went to I don't know where the synagogue was
Jennifer and Los Angeles over the weekend for a I don't know how you would
describe it. I got Sophie, you know, I said to Sophie yesterday.
Sophie is my son's wife, and she and I they've been married for
what four years now? I think they've been married. That's crazy, but
yeah, four years this month maybe five oof. And I've never had I've
never had a one on one conversation with her ever. So I said,
soph let you and I go and spend some time just the two of us
this weekend. And she thought that was a very exciting idea. So we'll
take jazz Man and go down to the farmer's market and just spend some time
hanging around together. Because I know her, I like her. I'm very
happy with the way she is with my son, but I don't really know
her. Wait, so you were in town weekend too, No, next
week? No, I was in New York this weekend. Oh, so
you talked to her when yesterday? This is just on the phone. Telephone,
yes, okay, this FaceTime and all that modern stuff. Very confused.
I'm like, how did you do that? He's figured it out,
Yeah, exactly. Okay, so you're having a phone conversation okay, Yeah,
And I just thought it would be nice for us to spend some time
together. So we're going to do that. It's just it's just one of
those things. And I think you need to get to know all the people
in your family that are transplants or knew you know, you should know them
as well. I want to know what she sees in my son. I
think I know, but I just, you know, kind of stuff like
that that will make her I am. I'm doing it because I'm very interested
and knowing the mother of my grandson. But I mean, I know her,
but you know what I'm saying, you don't really just get to have
that one on quality hang around. Yeah right, all right, the US
and Kata, what did you learn? I didn't. I'm going this weekend
to do it. Oh, I had the conversation about doing having it?
Okay, now I'm there. Well you were talking about the Jewish thing from
the I started. Yes, I did start the conversation with that because they
went to thank you, Jennifer for bringing back around to the focus. What
happened tell me the rest? Well, there was a there was a support
sort of a rally. I guess that's what you would say in support of
the Israelis and what's going on. And Jay and I were having this conversation
about who's on first? Really, who are the good guys here and who
are the bad guys? Because the Israelis are garnering a lot of negative support
for what they're doing in Gaza? Have they gone to no worse than Hamas?
Because I don't know if you saw the headline over the weekend, but
all of the people, because you know, is real actually plays by rules
of true additional war, and they dropped pamphlets and they said we're coming and
you better get out. And they were being very fair, which Hamas did
not give them that same grace when they were gutting women and children in the
streets. So there's that. But apparently and I was just reading the headlines
last night. The Palestinians are trying to get out and Hamas is just killing
them in the streets. Now, so all of the people, I mean,
this is very sad because there are going to be innocent people because Hamas
does not care. There is no sympathy because they think they are killing for
God, and that is just the start and finish of it. And they
have no problem using people as human shields, and they have no problem even
killing people that are sympathetic to their cause. It's gross, yeah, it
is. It's just more and more you look around. There still is this
question about where is that six billion dollars I started as at Us and Katar
have reached an agreement to prevent here from getting at the six billion was unfrozen.
And then again, how come well, I mean we had a prisoner
swap and that's what it was unfrozen. But still that's a little That's more
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consultants at toplass dot com. The social media and its impact on our lives.
We have this portion of every hour devoted to some form of social media,
sometimes celebrity news and gossip, things that are trending, and then there's
social media and technology itself. So here we go with Elon Musk and the
European Commission making a formal, legally binding request for information about X and its
handling of hate speech and misinformation and violent terrorist content. And what I saw
was basically what he's saying, or what extra saying. Is it freedom of
speech? And is that okay? Do we have is there? Do you
either have it or you don't have it? I guess that's it. We
don't have it in America anymore by any stretch of the imagine. Is you
can't say things we love being shouted down by somebody doesn't agree with you.
People, But that's not a legality. You're not going to go to jail
for what you say unless it is the word I'm forgetting malicious or like yelling
fire in a theater. Basically yeah, yeah, right. But anyway,
there's a lot of focus on what X has allowed to be posted, and
I think they should post at all. What I mean, why even have
the debate anymore? Just post it all. I'm with you, and just
make it a platform. When you sign up you're eighteen and over. Take
everything here with a grain of salt and just let it go and do your
own research. Right, and believe me, if people say things that are
too wild. Like Jay just said, it's going to cost them their career
or their account because people will cancel them and block them. So let that
be the judge. I don't want some like twenty one year old kid in
right wherever x is in California going nip ned hit me noop, like they're
parting all the rugarim. That's not even human. Yeah, you've got like
you've got the iyotol and around with an account. Meanwhile, you know you're
blocking off Robert account. Yeah, that was only the thing is that they
took Trump off, but they left the Ayatola with an account, Like what
the heck is going on? But I think I told both of you guys
about when I worked for a radio show that was help. It was a
help show. It was for teens and young adults who are dealing with different
issues. And I had posted something on the show's account about eating disorders and
if you're struggling with an eating disorder, you know somebody who is here are
resources for help and different again, different resources for help, and the algorithm
on Facebook flagged it as bullying speech because I was targeting some like targeting a
certain group of people people. Yeah, and the show's account got basically put
in time out for two weeks. Well we did that, you did that
here last week? Was that was? That was just one post? That
was one post that was removed. But yeah, well this this, and
I guess mad Algorithms is in it now. Lot of pressure from Europe,
as I say, because of disinformation. Who determines that it's disinformation? And
I go back to what happened on our Facebook page from meta and meta whatever
how you pronounced it? And when they yanked are the site down because of
something? Wasn't it about an algorithm? It can be another user that didn't
like it and reported it. What was what we posted was about masks?
Though I think wasn't it it was something COVID related. I can't even remember
what it was now, Yeah, I think it was masks. Yeah.
Well so then are we going to get to the point where the Attorney General
gets involved? Right? Help us all, God, help us all.
Like it's just stay out of it, like I don't want these Yes,
you either have a First Amendment or your don't. I've ever yeah and so
and you know big Girl and big boy pants. You know, I've been
doing reels and trying to build my following, and I gelt called the C
word on the regular, which I know I'm not, so you know what,
just keep going, like, let's just go on the regular. What's
the regular on the like all the like. It seems like a regular thing,
A regular thing. Yeah, I mean just it's her nickname. Yeah,
so rude, but you know what, you just know somebody is paying
attention. I guess, yeah. But at the other side of it is
it can be. It gets to be. Yeah, it's boring as much
as anything else. So but it's part of what's going on in the world,
boys and girls, and we try to keep you up to date with
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