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Elvis Week, So a lot of people think that with the beginning of
Elvis Week, we're talking about his death. No, well, this is
a celebration of his life. It just happens to come in the week when
his death occurred back in nineteen seventy seven, So don't get the wrong idea.
The sixteenth I think it was sixteenth, Yeah, right, sixteenth.
Can you imagine though, like his star seemed to have risen very very quickly,
and he was already a well known Elvis Presley heartthrob musician, and then
he gets drafted m and decides he could have gotten out of it, but
he didn't want to get out of it, so that went right straight.
That made him a number one with the bullet sort of going right to the
top of the charts, because that was considered a big thing then and it
still is to a point, but not with somebody like Elvis. I remember
when the story about Jimmy Stewart being in the service in World War Two,
and Clark Gable in World War two, some of the bigger stars and how
people how America thought about it. There their a level of a preach I
didn't know there. Maybe it's the level of stardom went up because of nothing
that you know, going into the service and anything to do with the movie
that they did or something that they were a part of. It was being
an American and people love that then and I think people still like it today,
although the cause gets in the way of appreciation, which ought not to
be the case. If you've volunteered to go into the service, then you
put your seven harm's way. For the most part, sometimes the jobs are
not that difficult. But it's different. Everything is so different. The feel
around celebrity and what it does and how it affects people is different now,
and so is our approach to war. Frankly, or the things that are
a problem. Where one tenth of the way through the month of August,
it's the tenth and we're brought to you in part by Progressive Insurance. It's
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just in't paying four hundred dollars more this year than I did last year for
the same coverage, Thanks very much. So they took care of that at
Progressive. Something the FDA Food and Drug Administration is going to take care of.
They yesterday proposed huge changes in how big Pharma can advertise on radio and
television, and I say it's about time. Now. What they're great going
to do, I guess remains to be seen right now. They thought they
had it covered by requiring that the advertiser, you know you hear are these
ads fifteen twenty seconds of this is the greatest drug in the world, and
then thirty five or forty seconds of why you shouldn't take it and be careful
because you could die, and all other stuff, which apparently isn't enough to
keep people at bay. So now they're going to the focus on how the
drugs most crucial risks are presented. That is, I don't know that the
content is going to change much, but how you here or how you see.
The changes would include requirements that the language has to be accessible to consumers.
So the and this goes back. Frankly, what we have now goes
back to twenty twelve, I think twenty thirteen. And so now here we
are twenty twenty three, with more movement because there's renewed interest in these regulations
because so dog on many people are on prescription drugs. Now it's we're supposed
to be helping ourselves as epidemic drugs. Prescription drugs are almost as much of
a problem as illicit drugs. That's a huge when they lead to that Yeah.
Yeah, you get a lot of pill addiction. A lot of addiction
starts with pain killers that were prescribed and you know, most likely needed at
the time, but the doctor and knowing how addictive these are, didn't monitor
and pay close enough attention to their patient who was on this. Yeah,
and there's a lot of more, a lot of more, there's much more,
uh of this? What it is? The a's here today, this
problem with pharmaceutical companies overreaching since COVID, they all try to get on the
bandwagon because it was a big payday and the federal government, I, EU,
and ME paid for all this stuff. You go to the drug store
and get stuff for nothing. You go to the doctor, you get these
shots for nothing. And so it's been good business for those of us who
own radio production companies because the amount of money that they spend on network radio
is increased by fifty nine percent since COVID. And it was COVID that brought
this. COVID did so much damage that the Chinese government and all that stuff,
and now what we're just finding out about what the reality is and then
we jump on board to create this massive hysteria. The radio did it,
the television did it. The newspapers did it, social media did it,
and so it's something that's very sobering and something to wake up to, it
seems to me. Anyway, Hopefully the people are doing that and trying to
do what doctor Jack Stockwell would suggest, one of the doctors on Good Day
Health, he's all about staying away from the drugs and doing nutrition. Matter
of fact, the most recent Good Day Health show and the podcast that we
do with Jack is a focus on getting more nutrition out of food, which
is something that we you know, you don't really you hear the stories about
eating certain things and what it does to your brain, what it does to
your body. And here I was talking to somebody last night at dinner who
had cancer and they want on one of those micro what they call the there's
a macro on a micro nutrition program. I forget which one it is.
But the finite thing is eating food that's going to help you regain the strength
of your body because food is medicine. But there's so much crap around now
to eat because it tastes good. Let's the food like items, Yeah,
right exactly. Anyway, Jack stuff is a Good Day healthshow dot com for
your information. Let's go over to Hawaii. Wow, all the people jumping
into the ocean to escape the flames, the wild friesday, Oh my god,
I want a miss. Somebody described it as apocalyptic set. I think
the numbers six people dead, people running to the ocean, screaming. The
northwest side of the island of the Big Island in Maui, a number of
residents and tourists just jumping into the water. Fires are completely out of control.
I don't know how many of you know Hawaii and the front street there.
It's one of the things that you see most frequently on the TV shows
that are shot in Hawaii. And so the whole place is destroyed, burned
to the ground. The historic Lina is basically no more the whaling village once
upon a time, and that's what. And it's such a scenic drive.
If you are driving up the coast to Lahina and you can almost all see
whales, there's a stop off point where you can get out of your vehicle
and go see the whales. Go see Lahinah is pretty much devastated. Yes,
wipe that off. Ye. Boat owners asked to rescue people. Just
go get into your boat. You'll be saving your boat. Anyway and help
the people who had to jump into the water. And a lot of the
pictures before and after pictures when areas are just engulfed in flames to when they've
been extinguished in the certain areas, it's just like you said, the best
way to describe it apocaly objects. So the power has out gone, they
create their own power with diesel generators there, and that's what it is.
On all the islands. You get the same effect these and the ships can't
get in to provide the diesel. So yeah, the ships full of DEA's
not going to go close to the coast and get involved in so who knows
what the flames could do? So the powers out and but who's the fire
still blame? Still burning? So how do you know what the real It's
all the numbers are just they're all speculative at this point. And so then
there are people who don't know where their family members are. Yeah, they
don't know where the homes burned down or not. Then you have the hurricanes
coming the hurricane coming in that's causing those winds that are just essentially ripping it
out yours. And this is a really good example too of what the power
of being out of the necessity for those old school radios with the batteries,
the battery operated radios where when the power is out and you cannot access anything,
this still helps. These will still work. This is really the only
way that people who can connect. So this is that's really genius on your
part to connect the two things here, Jay, because it's the perfect example
of what is under a challenging circumstance. Away to help yourself to safety.
And then there's the scams. They will immediately begin Help Hawaii and there'll be
somebody that's what you have to look out for, as well as Stephen JJ
Wiseman. We'll go over some of the things, but you have to be
very careful about where because they will be all over social media, especially help
the people in Hawaii. You give us your money, send us five hundred
dollars or whenever, and you're not really sure where that money goes because there
are plenty of rip off artists that have no conscience whatsoever and they're happy to
take care money and just put it in their pocket. That's why send supplies.
If you have supplies, or you if you have the money to send,
go buy the supplies and send them supplies will be everything. Yep.
So as the winds, as you said, caused by Hurricane Dora. It's
this the most popular part of the island is completely engulfed in flames. What
a sad tragedy the story surrounding Carrie Underwood with this What would we use as
an adjective to describe this jay? This music? I saw rock as being
used rock metal, rock metal. So Guns and Roses fans heard Carrie Underwood
this week. Are you a Guns and Roses fan? Are you a Carry
fan? Uh? Yeah, I like a good portion of their music both
individuals. Yeah, yes. The question here is why would Carry Underwood,
with her style or well known style, be the opening set for Guns and
Roses and do this song from Motorhead. She's doing a number of them.
I think they're traveling around Canada this week, and so she's opening Why the
heck would that bunch of Yeah, she's living her best life right now.
She likes she likes rocks. She grew up on rock as well as other
country and pop and all of that stuff. And she's a big Gun and
Roses fan. And she actually with her tours, especially Jennoman Ryanston tour she
would always cover guns an Roses song and more often than not actually Rose would
actually join would be a surprise guest and join whenever he was available, and
this was an opportunity where she could actually travel with them and be the opening
opening set for Not's just no, no, not at all. Nothing's romantic,
and she she's just a big fan. And they're clearly a fan of
hers that they're having her open up and she's doing a portion of her music
when she's opening, but she's also doing a lot of covers, Like she's
covers Jane chet Pat Banatar, the Motorhead song Ace of Spades, which she
recently did. She does Miranda Lambert something Bad, which is a song that
she's also featured on, and people are loving it. She she's again she's
a big rock fan. Huh. It just seems so strange. I don't
know why. Remember how she was when she won on American Idol. You
follow that for a while when it first got started. I did watch American
Idol. I don't watch it now. I don't find these any of those
shows to be intriguing, but a lot of people like them. But she
seems just this seems anti climactical, if that's the right just it just doesn't
seem well well for American Idol for the most part, and and most of
those type of shows, people don't get to be themselves. They get they
are a perception that the producers kind of create in a way. Yeah,
yeah, good point. So anyway, she says, I'm the luckiest girl
in the world. Thanks actual for showing up once again, make the great
times even better. And so she's having years You said it she had a
family's anybody, Yes, yeah, she still had it though. Okay,
Well, if you get an opportunity to see her and it works, that'll
be fun. Focusing on the Maui wildfires and the drama. This is such
a it's almost unheard of. You don't think of Hawaii. You think of
when we have these wildfire you think of the planes, you know, wide
open spaces, that sort of thing. Thirty six people have died in some
way, shape or form linked to these fires. And the pictures and the
video that are coming, especially the ones that were taking in the dark last
night. Wow, it's almost hard to believe it. And then what will
happen because the hurricane is blowing in, will put it all well, even
though it's caused it because of the winds. When the weather, the weather
brings all this rain, it'll put it out. But that's not a horror
show that is going on there now. How much. When we have two
stations in Hawaii to carry this program under a local folks there are probably using
the stations to do as you suggested a few minutes ago. I do what
radio am radio. You have a small little transistor some way to get it,
and then you'll be okay because the power is gone out and probably will
be for at least a couple of days after the fire and after the hurricane.
Yeah, well, they're trying to get all the tourists and anybody who's
non essential that has traveled in. They're trying to get them off the island.
They're telling people do not come to the island unless you are essential to
you need to be there, or anything like that. But all the flights
have been canceled from the mainland and from Japan. It's a big you know,
we think about it as a great place for Americans to go. There
are more Japanese tourists that go to Hawaii than American tourists. I don't know
whether you knew that or not, especially to the two bigger islands. They're
always you can go to the airport and you can watch the planes come in
and see how many planes come in from Japan, the three major airlines flying
in and out of there all day every day. So it's really very it's
it's now the air is so toxic in the whole circumstances so unbelievably bad.
And now the religionists are coming to the surface saying, see, we told
you the end of the world is coming. Not only do they have this
horrible fire, but then they're going to be hit by that hurricane. And
the wine does not typically get hurricanes. No, there was another one that
within the last few years that that one was like, where did that come
from? Well, then the big island, it's a big island is on
fire too, I believe the big Island of Hawaii. It's a wildfire burning
there too. Yeah, it's all over, not all over. There island
of Kawaii where I have that station with a group of friends. That seems
to be safe at the moment from what I can tell. But this is
still wow. Talking about problems and what's going to happen afterwards. And then
so back to the religion is angle on this and it's the end of the
world. Look at what's happening. Leprosy has come back to Florida. So
let me let me underscore something or with regard to that, they're only fifteen
cases of leprosy. And according to doctor Ken Cronhaus, who's an important part
we have. I was talking about Jack Stockwell before. He has a very
important persona and premise for helping people on our program focusing on what you eat.
Ken is a cardiologist and talks about how the body reacts to heat waves
and reacts to what you eat and your age and all that sort of thing.
So I asked him on this week's edition the program. You will hear
many of you on the same stations over the weekend to carry this program or
you can find it a Good Day Healthshow dot com, the podcast that will
have the information about leprosy. He is, his clinic is in Florida,
and he who is not drama. There's nothing about Ken it's drama. It's
all like Freddy. He's a scientist and it's all straightforward. And this is
what I'm telling you know, with regard to this. So we talked about
the leprosy thing using the word surge is an outrage. He said, there
are fifteen cases. Now there are more. They can the news media can
say infections are on the rise, because they are. There were ten cases
two months ago. The state's cases have doubled. They've more than doubled.
Well, okay, so we've gone from five to ten to fifteen, and
so it's in an epidemic. Is it's a good way to scare people,
good way to keep people out of Florida, that's what you want to do,
but not necessarily Yeah. Yeah. Well and then and that kind of
ties into with Hawaii is do they still have the leprosy patients on Molokai?
I don't know. I don't have an answer to that. And at this
point do they not have if there's not necessarily a cure, at least some
kind of treatment where it will pause it so that it doesn't progress. Yes,
I think that you know what we think about. You hear leprosy and
you think of the like the fourteenth century or something. Well, I also
think about things falling off right exactly. But it carries such a strong social
stigma that the news media can play this and play people like a like a
fiddle. But now the other side of it is that some if you don't
know what's going on, and because we were so inundated with fear regarding how
you would get COVID and what the impact was anytime something like this comes up
that isn't well known as by the way, it's known as Hanson's disease.
Leprosy was the old way of referring to it. And they used to put
people into leprosy camps and let them die. That's all. That's what they
used to do. So this note that I'm looking at the local focus here
there are the armadillo was the problem. As Ken is explaining, I was
gonna say, yesterday we did the program sotaly O this weekend. But leprosy
and it's connection to armadillos. Some of you don't even know what an armadillo
is, right, who knows, Jay, you know what an armadillo is?
I do, yes, okay, all right, So these things you
find them on the beach, and they're carriers of leprosy, because if you
look at the armadillo, I used to call them something else sometime. I
remember what we used to call him when I was a kid. But any
rate, they're a throwback to prehistoric times and so they have had this disease
for through eternity. They all carry them. Is it one of those sense
or is it just they are more likely kind of like with raccoons and rabies
not don't have rabies? Yeah, no, not everything. Yeah, because
we had there's armadilla's in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana. They're around. It
really looks like your hands, your skin more gets dark and their allusions,
their cuts that show up. It's a bacterial disease and one of those bacteria.
You know we talk about the meek inherit the Earth. After the humans
are gone off the planet, the bugs are going to control things, and
this is one of the bugs. There other bugs around, a lot of
bacteria and this is a horrible really is so the question here for you who
live in Florida or who live in the southeast of part of country, or
if you're traveling there, do you have to worry? And so the risk
is even according to the FEDS, very very very low. Most people would
not develop the disease even if you were exposed to it. So let's not
have everybody running around screaming, Oh my god, it's kinda could get leprosy.
I'm not going to Florida. No, no, no, it's again.
I kind of put this in the same category as the government created recession
that we're sort of half and half out of right now. Are things that
come out of the government, and so at least these people, they're telling
you the story and then the news media and social media is blowing it up.
It's like the fire in Maui fanned by the flames of a lot of
wind. So in this case, this whole discussion is fanned by flames of
fought air coming from people who want to scare the hell out of you for
whatever their reason. Anyway, the cases Florida is not the only state where
they have this problem. But then yeah, you know, it's exasperating.
And then there are other things going on in the medical community. We will
not talk about this, but I'm with Ken this weekend where Jack, but
there's the story floating around today that's pretty horrible about this oncologist who killed a
four month old baby and then committed suicide. And that was because basically the
psychosis that's created around postpartum blues depression. This is and there was some other
story about my god, did you see this when a doctor is delivering a
baby. Somehow rather the baby got beheaded and yeah you look that up the
Yeah yeah, Mondo Bizarro. I'll tell you, all right, Can I
do something it's a little less yes, please, yeah, all right.
The Supreme Court yesterday somehow rather I thought they were not in session, but
the couple of them got together to temporarily allow the Biden Nights to continue regulating
ghost guns. So what's a ghost gun, you may ask. Ghost guns
are made from kits. You can build a firearm, construct a firearm,
no serial number, use the three D printers, that kind of stuff.
So the President, I would say, in this circumstance, this is probably
good. I don't know why it wasn't more. You know, well,
maybe I can guess why. It was a five to four vote. John
Robertson, Amy Coney Barrett voted with the three other justices to uphold the current
enforcement. So Aliotto and Gorsich and Kavanaugh and Clarence Thomas Mann. I'll tell
you, every time I see this guy's name, my blood begins to boil.
He is such a phony user. Did you see the story last week
about him taking he has a somebody gave him a two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars mobile home. He gave it to him for what reason? And this
sort of probes into or continues to be a result of the probes into him
and what he and his wife have done to suck as much as they can
of the positions that he holds or the position he holds. It's he has
no discretion whatsoever, seems to care not about what people think about him,
And people say, well, how does that affect what he does on the
Supreme Court? Who knows who what will come before them, or what influence
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the people who around. I was talking about Elvis and the memorable singers of
the past, and the fact that there aren't many around right now who will
go down in history with the same sort of focus that we had on Michael
Jackson or Wreath of Franklin or Elvis Presley. I think Taylor Swift is an
exception to that. I think she goes down in history as being a very
significant musical provider. Oh yes, I mean just her songwriting alone is I
can't remember which colleges are doing this, but they have, of course where
they are studying. Yeah, right, So anyway, I say that as
I look around some of the things on social media here today that are of
note. Wetahachi is the latest Washington school district to join a class action lawsuit
against some of the social media companies. Their school board voted to join a
suit organized by the Stephen Clay law firm. The school's superintendent says it focuses
on damage to young people caused by social media. Thank Kevin's is about time
well, and they were part of the Jewel lawsuit. H they are going
to receive over one dollars is the right, yep. So anyway, if
you look into these suits, they claim school districts are harmed financially by having
to respond to the harm done to students, and they are asking for monetary
compensation. Apparently this particular school system got one hundred and forty grand from the
Jewels suit before attorney's fees were figured in, So that doesn't sound like a
lot, but it's the principle of the thing, probably as much as anything
else exactly, and putting them on notice because they are discourage social media even
though we all use it. We talk about our social media pages on Facebook
and Instagram at good Day radio show. That's all I care. I don't
talk about thread under Kim don about X anymore. It's all a bunch of
grandstanding bs. I have no use for Mark Zuckerberg. I think he's a
terrible person, frankly. But so that's what you got to do with to
a point one of the things that I thought was an interesting aside here there's
a social media here, I am grabbing something from social media that focuses on
your phone itself, the phone, the buttons that are on your phone.
If you have an iPhone like I, do you know that the end button
sits away from all the other call options in the center position, towards the
bottom of the screen. But with the new phones that are going to be
coming out this fall, this thing moves to the right, So the red
button isn't there. What the heck difference does it make? I mean,
people are making a big deal out of this. You have an iPhone,
J I've forgotten with the iPhone, and so what do you think this is
a big deal or not? The end button. I just don't understand why
they're always readjusting things and fixing things. It's probably because we're more so,
more often than not, we're using one hand for everything. So it's easier
for the thumb to reach. Yeah, it's really only if you're right handed.
If you're left handed, sorry about your luck. Yeah, right exactly,
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He, as you know, is from late Cardiology, has his great
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As a matter of fact, the one thing about Ken that is a
distraction is he spends a lot of time. You know, you normally go
into a regular doctor's office and they'll see you for twenty minutes because that's all
Medicare will pay him for. And at twenty one minutes. Well, I
guess we're all set see you later. Well, you can spend an hour
and twenty minutes with Ken, depending on what it is that you're trying to
figure out, trying to sort it out. But no matter what it is
you want to talk to him about, he'll give you a good answer.
Three five to seven, three five fourteen hundred. I'm his greatest salesman because
it's him and his practice and how he does things have worked wonders with me.
I feel very confident after I leave his office that I know what's going
on in my body. You can too call three five two seven three fourteen
hundred. Okay, question about this new molecule that apparently kills most solid cancer
tumor cells and leaving others unaffected. This is something we've been talking off and
on about some of the advancements in cancer treatment. We have you as a
cardiologist talking frequently about what's new in the preventative department. Is there any such
thing as a preventative cancer doctor? Do you think I'm asking because I don't.
I've never heard of a preventative cancer doctor. Well, hopefully those who
specialize in cancer talk prevention I think all of us are interested in helping people
in that regard. I think primary care physicians have an interest in educating patients,
I hope in cancer prevention, but as a specific subspecialty preventive oncology.
It's in the works. I hope. You know I talked to you more
than once about the City of Hope. They do great things when it comes
to cancer treatment, kind of like Saint Jude's. Only Saint Jude specialized I
think in youngsters. But this research protocol that I'm looking at is not toxic
to healthy cells, and I find that amazing that they could separate out.
Can you think of an example of something else where a particular treatment would only
focus on that which is bad. Let's say you've got a heart problem and
it's only specifically one muscle or one valve. You can the way things are
now, you can really isolate down to the nitty gritty, right. Yes.
Monoclone antibodies is a great example where you rev up the immune system to
make these targets that go towards some part of the disease which is different than
the normal tissue, and you can make these targeted missiles. Monoclonal antibodies that
just destroy the bad tissue and leave the good tissue alone. And the problem
with the early chemotherapies for cancer where they could not distinguish normal from cancer cells
and they destroyed everything. And what you're reading about from the City of Hope
is this investigational small molecule that selectively disrupts DNA replication and repair and cancer cells,
leaving the healthy cells unaffected. And this is an exciting new mode of
treating. This is where we're getting to the genetics of cancer, and this
is also in the future, and this is help to effectively treat cancer,
get rid of the bad cells and leave the good cells alone. I know
that you're unnecessarily like the negative, nor do I, but I do see
something that showed up in Lancet this week about how many people will develop some
form of mental illness. And it isn't so much that people. You're not
in the mental health business, you're in the physical health business. But I
would bet that there are times when you see people who need attention because of
their mental issues and that relates sometimes a physical issues. How do you handle
that? Oh? Absolutely? And you know, first before we were talking
about preventive oncology, and there is an American Society of Preventive Oncology, which
you were talking about the preventive oncologists, and then you're talking about now cardiologists.
I don't know a good cardiologist who is in part time psychiatrist because of
the overlap between mental issues stress, depression, anxiety, and the heart.
So we see a lot of people with overlap heart and mental issues and very
accustomed to dealing with them and helping people get to the rights sub specialists when
they need them. So I work closely with mental health experts. Hi.
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