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twenty second of August happens to be a Tuesday, and the am for Every
Vehicle Act emerging as a key legislative focus and perhaps a harbinger of our future.
You know what harbinger means? Should I put James on the spot?
James Collins at the studio find out the Texas School System answer always it's like
our bringer, like like someone who brings things. Yeah, good, okay,
Yeah, harbinger is sort of a sign of the future. Yes it
is. Yep. So this is something you think is a slam dunk,
right, I'm going to tell you that it is not a slam dunk,
because that is true. There are lots of people who are working over the
Senate. The Senate has pushed the bill through the House. When the House
of Representatives comes back from their well deserved almost two month vacation on September the
twelfth, they're going to take this up. There are lots of backers in
the House. I think there are one hundred and forty five who are onto
this saying yep, we got to do this. However, there are resistance
corners that are brewing because now the lobbyists for electric vehicles, the lobbyists for
Ford and GM. They by the way, when you look at the twenty,
this is what we don't know that that's important in or behind the scenes.
We all know that there are lobbyists. They have big offices on K
Street in Washington. So there are twenty. The twenty highest spending lobbyists in
the last three months have been campaigning on this issue. They've spent almost three
million dollars. Okay, so here's the number. Ford's exact number is two
million, six hundred fifty eight thousand, five hundred fifteen dollars. General Motors
two million, five hundred ninety thousand. And that means what you have to
disclose, how much money you pay lobbyists to try to influence what's going on
in votes. So there's the AM radio thing is in the crosshairs of many
of the lobbyists for So when you're buying a car, think about that.
When you're buying if you want to keep an AM radio in your car.
You want to know who your friends are. Right, Ford is not and
neither is GM. They can say, Okay, we've agreed to keep them
in the car. That doesn't mean they want to. Yeah, they're basically
forced. Yeah, they're going to be forced into it by the ZAC.
So what they're trying to do is kill it. And it's very It seems
very important when you see that millions of dollars being spent in just the last
couple of months to get members of Congress to not vote for this, which
is not in your best interests. It's in General motors best interests. So
who's more important you or General Motors? In my mind, you're more important
than General Motors. You're more important than Ford. Now, I've always had
Ford trucks on my farm. I don't buy him new and I would as
a result of this, even if they leave them in the trucks cars,
I still wouldn't buy one because of this. They're the ones the chief spenders
to kill us, and some of the other auto companies are leaving it to
them, like Christler is not as active in this, and there you know,
everybody knows the rest of the one who spent the least money, actually
they have spent no money is Subaru, which I've find kind of interesting when
you get right down to it. The rest of them all has spent a
little bit. Ford and GM are on the top of the list. So
I find that it's it's interesting to know who your friends are, right and
I sell you a car. Yesterday I sent a friend of mine lower to
the Ford dealer. It's connected to my partner in the development. He's a
real estate guy. Well he's not really, he's he's becoming a real estate
guy because I talked to him anywhere investing in this development that I'm doing.
But he's an automotive guy. As a group of twenty six dealerships here in
Massachusetts and New York, and so I my friend wanted a bronch call and
he said, you know how much normally they're adding on this still onto these
vehicles that are the Mustangs, all the new, the high falutin cars that
are in the most i'mand he's still adding five to ten thousand dollars to sticker
price because they can and because people want them and they're not available, and
some of these are not very safe when you. There are a lot of
videos of doing people do simulations of what happens to a car if it runs
into something at certain speeds. What happens if you're standing in traffic and the
person behind you doesn't stop or hit the brakes at all, and they rear
into you, and then you go into the car in front of them,
And what happens to a lot of these cars and some of them really hold
up, and I was shocked that the Bronco did not. Really. Why
do you think I drive a Ranger over because it always comes out on top
in these kinds of tests. That's one of the reasons I do. Anyway,
all right, let's see here, let's do some neuroscience, shall we.
Let's find I'm was interested to see some of the video of Joe Biden
and his wife looking at the devastation in Maui, and all of the action
shots are him pointing. Look, there's Joe pointing over there. There's Joe
pointing over there, there's Joe pointing up there. Come on, should I
be respectful of him because of his age, respectful of him because he's president?
Or do I show disrespect when I look at how ridiculous how how really
bad he is as the chief. I just I don't even know why I
talk about I try to keep much stuff as positive as possible. I just
find him to be a ridiculous waste of time. Well, I think both
things can be true at once. You can not. You cannot like who
the current sitting president is. Yeah, right, well, still respecting the
seat of the presidency. Yeah, I don't dislike him as a person.
I don't like how he's doing the job. I think he's inept. I
don't think he knows or he doesn't come the president needs to come across as
confident and strong, and he needs to be someone that we all look up
to, and that hasn't been the case for quite a long time. Frankly,
all right, let's go back TOMAUI, because that's more interesting anyway,
and talking about this other stuff. Eight hundred fifty people are still missing.
The mayor shares the news when he's talking to Joe Biden. The death count
the solid numbers one hundred fourteen at the moment, only twenty seven. They've
been burned, right, so they can't burn beyond recognition. Eight hundred fifty
names, though on the list, there were cannot Yeah, right, mon,
Yeah, I'm sure a lot of them. A lot of them have
been burned. A lot of them probably jumped into the ocean and something happened
there too. I got eaten by the local shark population. So it's still
pretty sad stuff. The locals don't want them to hurry to rebuild. The
mayor wants to rebuild, and people who are in business want to have their
businesses put back together so that they can go back to the business of tourism.
The locals want them to grieve. They don't want to. And what
was burned down wasn't anything that was new. This is one hundred plus year
old, some of these buildings one hundred and fourteen, fifteen years old,
eighty five ninety year old buildings, and some of them older than that.
And so anyway, this was by the way, there's still there's a fire
burning out there. I think someplace, isn't there. There's three or four
of these fires different parts of the island that have not been put out.
So the Governor of Hawaii traveled around from the air with the Joe Biden yesterday
and they've made their case. Anything going to get fit related. We all
know that. But anyway, you well, and I think they've even though
they're still burning, they're contained, Yeah they are. Yeah. Yeah,
So anyway, yeah, think about what there were thirteen thousand people, by
the way, who live in this town. Think about what you might in
this circumstance. What would your life be like if you were in this I
think it's hard to imagine what these people have gone through. Frankly, don't
you think, I mean, how do you unless you've been there and done
this, you don't really know how it fields? No, and even sometimes
when if you have been in a certain area, it seems like the wildfires
don't move as fast as they did in Hawaii. Yeah, with those winds
carrying them, what was it fifty miles a minute, you know, a
mile a minute, a mile a minute. Yeah, that's still amazing,
you get right down to it. So anyway, the motorcade and all that
huzz arrived. Let's right, it's long as we talked about Biden. Let's
give equal time to Donald Trump, shall we. He's griping because Fox News
always uses the orange photos of him. They do. Let's be real,
not every photo is he truly orange? Orange man? Yep, he says
like nobody knew if this was a big announcement, I'm not going to take
part in the GOP debate, Like that's news. He was never going to
take part in the debate because he'd be the sub they'd savage him after all
of the huzzerry from how many different in dimons does he have six or something?
I will therefore not be doing the debate anyway. And that's the fact
of the matter too, is he really doesn't have to. Yeah, he
has such a following. Whether or not he does, like it would probably
cause him more harm in his candidacy to do this debate than to not.
The problem is that it would all be about him. So if he's not
there, it he miss'll still be about him, and maybe it will be
Yeah, you're probably right, Chris, Chrisy'll jump on him, to Santis
will jump on them. I wish that Christy had more of a standing in
the polls right there. I although I think he's wasting a lot of time
talking about Trump. We now focus on celebrity. What's in the social media
department. By the way, our social media handle now is that good day
networks. Should you care to share with us? When we ask questions,
put things up there, observations, etcetera, etcetera. We have a few
moments for observations about Dolly Parton. I could observe Dolly Parton or listen to
her all day. I think there's something for everybody, something for every and
the music of Dolly Parte there's something for everybody. Anyway, as she was
recently talking about how she deals with a certain emotion, she said, I
don't I don't really lose my temper. I use my temper, which I
thought was pretty interesting. Yeah, I like that saying where because it's almost
like when most people think of losing their temper, it's very reactive. It's
very emotional. You're not thinking, you're just reacting. And she's kind of
saying like, no, I use my temper. It's it's almost more responsive
than reactive. Because she went on to say that some people just don't listen
otherwise, and she she is who she is, She's not the one person
in the public eye. And then another person she's a businesswoman is Yeah,
she typically is kind and bubbly and sweet, but sometimes people mess with her
or they mess with her business and they almost need to be yelled at to
either be shocked out of acting how they are acting, or they won't listen
otherwise. And also I think when you pick and choose your battles like that,
and you really don't yell unless it's truly needed to happen, people listen
more. Yeah, yep. Do you lose ear temper? Sometimes? Yeah?
If I'm overly tired, I become much more reactive over responsive. What's
in a while I find myself losing mine. I don't like getting angry.
They're good for you emotionally physically, but you've got to Sometimes you just can't
control, or you can, but it's harder. So my question those of
you who would like to respond to this on our social media at a good
day networks all of the social media, do you lose your temper? If
you do, then what is it that causes you to lose your temper?
And then how do you bring yourself back into line. Well, that's one
of the things too, that anger. It's okay to feel angry, it's
what you do with that anger that may or may not be appropriate. How
you act out that anger. You've got a new album coming up pretty soon
with Paul McCartney and Ringo and Miley cyrus Nelton John, that's going to be
pretty good. Very Curry goes retrograde tomorrow. Jay, you remember that,
right, I do, yes, But I feel like we always feel the
effects a week ahead, and then it lingers for a week longer once it's
out of retrograde. Yep. Well, if you think you're feeling something you
haven't felt before, you're not crazy, because sometimes these things do. There's
a focus and a refocus, and then you focus on it again. Right,
You're trying to get something done and you just can't get it done.
You can't get your mind on it. How many times you go through things
like that? I find myself distractive when I'm making airline reservations because of the
pain the neck, and I put it off until I don't. I try
to take advantage of the pricing if I know what I'm doing when I'm doing
it. Because I'm going to up to for Thanksgiving. I'm going to go
up to Oha, not Ohai, to where the wine country is, whether
Napos and Nappa Napa, right, So I've put myself into the place of
making the arrangements even though it's kind of a pain in the neck, and
so it creates stress? Do you feel like you have stress? Sometimes what
creates stress? And that's another good ques for our social media if he gets
stressed and maybe it goes into the same league with anger. Maybe you ask
the question, Jay, if you get angry or you're stressed, why and
how do you get out of? How do you change it? How do
you make yourself better? Sometimes you can learn because of these experiences. Your
life gets better because you know how to deal with things like losing a significant
relationship. Right, something happens, maybe you lose a job, maybe you
whatever king a lack of something. You've lost some money. One of the
ladies that works for me on the farm, who's in charge of kind of
the finances of what we do on the farm, lost all of the information
and the money a couple of weeks ago, or that's what she thought.
She called me and she, oh, she's all upset. I said,
well, maybe it'll turn. She thought it had been stolen out of her
car. So last night she says to me, you don't believe what I
found. It had fallen between the pillows and the couch, and she was
so tired she didn't remember it, but she and she then said to me.
I thought I was crazy, And no, you aren't crazy. You're
just tired because you're into so many things. Our lives are very busy here
on the farm, and so you can you know, it's like finding your
car keys, right, you put your car keys down? Do you put
them in the same place all the time, or you sometimes put them here
or there and then you can't remember where you put them in anything? Why
God, where'd they go? I'm crazy? You think you're crazy? Right?
And then yep, right, break format? All right, let's not
break format here. Let's get into the story from Georgia that has everybody talking.
And it's not about the election. It's the story of a Georgia's sheriff
who yesterday played guilty to groping TV judge Glenna Hatchett. You will watch that.
There are these TV show I think the best one is Steve Harvey.
They used to be all kinds and they still are. Judge Judy. I
think he's gone, even though they're doing reruns. So anyway, this guy,
the sheriff, grabs her butt and then he grabs her breast. Jeez,
she froze when she was grabbed. Who was at a hotel bar during
a law enforcement conference. Hi, judge, I'm the sheriff NK. So
he was charged with a misdemeanor sexual battery, sentenced to a year on probation.
He resigned from being the sheriff. The judge said in court yesterday,
I felt powerless. I was violated. I mean somebody walked up to you
and reached your junk or reached for your bro whatever it is. She says.
I see myself as a strong woman. I've never been a victim.
This was important for me to make sure he was held accountable. Yeah it's
not okay. Yeah, who in in what world is this something that is?
Yeah it is. I hope it's becoming a lot less. But as
being a young woman going into like Dan's gloves and bars or anything, No,
because I was fully aware of it, and I did things to protect
myself, like whether or not it was holding my purse, if I was
walking through a crowd holding my purse strategically in my hands and just being ready
to combat. But I've had friends that did that. My husband learned when
we were just friends. Why women in crowded places go to the bathroom together.
It's not because we want to gossip in the bathroom. It's for safety.
Huh. I don't thought about that. Huh. Well, here's another
one, the story of Jen Percy, who writes for the New York Times.
She is someone who apparently has had the same kind of trouble. Here's
what I would want to know. We have all these team shows SVU on
Law and Order. It's all about sexual assault. It's all about things that
are unspeakable, and yet a lot of people have had this same I was
looking as I saw this. I just google a couple of other people who
may have been through this. Brook Shields had the same sort of thing happened,
as she said, I just froze. Gaga was assaulted when she was
nineteen. She said, I just stopped like a dead person. There are
stories of rape victims here in the Boston looking at the Boston papers right now,
Boston Globe, Bust and Harold both have stories about this today. Isn't
it interesting how these things come together the way they do. Yeah, and
at a certain point, and I feel like the conversation is changing a little
bit. But at one point, it was always the victim's fault. It
was always the woman was blaming because we'll look at what she was wearing,
her how she was acting. Like women are responsible for how men are.
So why does this happen? There's a neuroscientist at Yale who says, under
stress, your brain disconnects from its body and that's why you freeze. And
with someone I know one woman who was approached who was an athlete and she
beat the hell out of the guy who she just kicked him, and you
know she did that was her way of responding, which was appropriate. Yeah,
but like a lot of these sexual assaults, man, they're just as
people who aren't big enough are strong enough to respond. They either give in
because they're overpowered, or they and they just they freeze. They're yeah,
or sometimes they think it's just letting it happen is what's going to keep them
alive. If they fight back, maybe they they die. And it is
you don't know what is going to happen. You can think what's going to
happen, or you can say you may act one way, but until you
are in that responsive mode, whether what is it freeze, fight flight or
fallen. I believe it's the other one. Yeah, And you just don't
know what's gonna happen. Look at the victims, the other roommates in the
Idaho murders, the ones who survived, and how one of them said that
they had opened the door and saw somebody and they just kind of shut the
door. They froze for a minute and shut the door and locked it.
And people were like, why did you react that way? Why didn't you
immediately call for help? Blah blah blah, like all of this stuff,
and and even psychologists came through and were like, you don't know how,
like that was a that was a response, that was a trauma response.
You don't know how you were going to act in a situation until you are
in it. And hopefully you never have to find that out. I hope
not. I don't want my daughter encountered it. A couple of times that
I know of that we talked about, and it's a it's coolie man,
all right, it's I spent more time talking about Joe Biden than I did
about lay lahinah lahnah in the last because never mind, don't go back to
a duck because it's negative. I'm looking at some man apps that show at
least nineteen hundred buildings were either burnt to the ground or a damage so that
they have to be torn down. How about that nineteen hundred buildings. And
the more you know what Biden got out of it yesterday or what came out
of it because of his visit there was how totally unprepared these people were.
They knew for years officials have been worried about wildfires and the fact that they
was unprepared. This is what you pay your taxes for, so that you
have people in government who are supposed to be protecting you. That's their job,
even though it doesn't seem like it much, especially in some places like
California and maybe even use this example in Hawaii. This is outrageous. And
so and I was looking at the tropical storm Hillary's results to the record rainfall
that came to parts of southern cal yesterday but didn't do much damage. They
called off school, and Miles wondered, why why didn't I go to school?
It's just raining. Then that's a good question. They overreact. Everything
in Los Angeles is an overreacting. And so here we go, and now
we're here on the East coast and we're seeing a tropical storm named Harold that
has formed a two hundred miles east of the Gulf of Mexico. Who were
down on the Texas pant It's not the Texas pan Handle, James. You
follows James Collins in our studio in Dallas. The tropical storm that's just off
was just off a couple hundred miles off the coast of Texas, not super
closely. No, we haven't gotten much news about it down here, or
like, at least not many precautions I've been taken. Yeah, okay,
all right, who's gonna watch the Republican debate tonight? That's what I thought.
No, I think it's important. And even if you can't watch it
live record at DVR, do what you need to do to do to see
what a lot of them are saying in real time. Because when you think
that, oh, I'm just going to catch the like the cliff highlight versions
and the highlights and a lot of them, you will easily be taken out
of contacts. Yes, you have to watch these for yourselves. Do not
wait to read about it in the media later. Yep, Nope. The
Trump Trump's not going to be there, by the way, as Baio was
set yesterday, He's going to turn himself in on Thursday. Apparently he was
arraigned and his bail was set a two hundred thousand dollars. So what do
you do? Give him a check, givem cash? What do you do?
Gold fars? Anyway, and the judge in this one more Trump thing
here, he had asked for postponement. You know, his federal election interference
trial is supposed to take place next year, and he wanted to push off
till twenty twenty six so it would not be in the limelight of focus of
people as the presidential election took place next year. But he still is leading
if you look at the Iowa polls anyway, in New Hampshire among the Republicans.
Yeah, And I feel like a lot of this would matter more if
they weren't after him the second he won the presidency. He has had a
target on his back, and they were they had been looking for reasons to
get him. And maybe there are some legitimate ones that they just haven't found
out. Who who knows could go one way, could go the other.
But right now it just looks like these continued witch hunts. If we have
to, we have to get him in some way, shape or from he
cannot be becoming old, really old. It's old. Two people died.
This another story about wildfires up in Washington State. Twenty thousand acres have been
burned since the weekend. Two people have died, lots of people have been
evacuated. They are it's not one, it's two fires that are out of
control. Still, that's last year. They had that whole business. Because
normally wildfires don't happen in the north West because it's always so wet there,
it's always rainy, and this is something that's happened two years in a row.
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And speaking of that, New York City has directed its employees Jay to delete
TikTok from their city issued phones. Good for them. During the FEDS and
more than half now of our states in this country have banned the use of
TikTok has its own and manipulated by the Chinese government. So let's not have
any connection to them through this social media owned devices cannot help us, right
exactly, So the city and the state all added security and the concern over
the stuff. I see a lot of people using TikTok for things. I
don't think it's not so much that they're giving it an up yours to the
government. I just don't think that they're aware of what's going I think people
are oblivious. They've become so wrapped up in these damned devices, and as
I use the term, they become zombies. May we've all become Yeah,
it is so anyway. TikTok officials have said that fears of the apps use
could pose cybersecurity risks are unfounded. They didn't say they were untrue, they
just said they were unfounded. Right, A lot of these platforms, and
it's not only TikTok, Mat has this, even just Google has this the
information it can take. It's all the same. The only difference is that
TikTok is owned as Chinese owned, and it poses the risk of somebody selling
it to the Chinese government, where all of the other ones. America has
more of a hand in it, whether it's US owned or at least collaborative.
Yeah, control, that's a better word. Yeah, they're not worried,
I guess because the government already has all of our information anyway. Yeah,
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reportable document format. And it's one of those things that whether or not you
have an Apple device that uses iOS or something running on Android or PC,
a lot of those devices have their own like word document or pages and stuff,
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right, all right. We have asked on our social media all of our
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if you will on losing your temper? What makes you feel stressed? That
sort of thing's good answers here. My husband has selective listening. This is
what makes her angry. He says that he listens, but heckly does after
thirty four years of marriage. I'm just used to it. And so anyway,
Also, what makes this lady angry is people parking in the handicap spots
without handicap tag. Yeah, that's it's trude. Yes, yeah, right
exactly. Let's see here. Nikki says me too. How so my children
make me angry? Sometimes I feel like I'm talking to a wall. It's
really welcome to parenting and grandparenting twenty twenty three. Here's somebody says, I
don't lose my temper, but what makes me stressed is my daily to do
list, work, managing the home, trying to build a business, my
children, all the sports and activities. I meditate and do breathwork. I
also work out and go on walks, listening to music and that sort of
thing. So that makes yeah, really, that makes a whole lot of
sense. Good, all right, keep your responses coming. It'd be nice
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speaking of mammal and memory glands, Jay loves it when I start talking about
memory glands. What comes out of a human, what comes out of an
animal it has mammary glands. Is something called colostrum, and you and I
were just talking about that as to how to get into your system. It's
so important to get it. I am familiar with it because I give extra
to my calves. They have four new calves that are on the farm,
and one of them was a little iffy when it came to how her GI
tract was working. So we give her electrolytes and we give her more colostrum
to settle things down. Otherwise they get what's called the scours, which is
when in your cows, remember have four different stomachs, and when you get
into this, when you get this stuff going in your stomach, it really
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the fact remains in the first few days of newborn life, once they're
separated from mama's placenta and the little cord is cut or bit through or slice
through or whatever else. It is absolutely essential and I'm going to talk humans
now, in the first three days of life, that that baby's gut gets
mamma's colostrum in a heavy enough dose to line every surface of that baby's new
developing gut that will start as soon as food hits its stomach with this colostrum,
which is a super gigantic d day invasion of that baby's gut with mom's
immune factors. Now that baby has survived in what we believe is a somewhat
sterile environment inside the bag of waters inside the amniotic sac but now that it's
free to the world, it's being exposed to all the bacteria and viral agents
and everything else that's going to come in contact with. And it's going to
carry mom's immune system in its blood stream for about four to five months until
it starts to develop its own. But in those first few days, whatever
seeds that walls of the gut of that baby is going to be there the
rest of its life. And that's why breast milk is so absolutely essential to
a newborn human being. We have identified over three hundred ingredients in mama's milk.
At look at the ingredients in a can of formula. There might be
a half a dozen. And there's a big difference that takes place here on
the health of that baby in the future. All Right, So I'm gonna
let you into as H and I had on Saturday night at dinner with somebody
that I was introduced to. I was sort of set up, if you
know what I mean. Get once in a while you, oh you should
meet this woman. Yeah yah yeah. Anyway, so we got discussing.
This woman is someone who's in her fifties and she's in fabulous shape. She
does a lot of weightlifting and that sort of thing. And so I asked
her what the things were that she should take or that she was taking,
not should take, but that she was taking because most people who developed themselves
like that can't do it on their own. They need a little help.
So she talked about something the well she stopped by human growth hormone. I
always thought that that if you took a supplement, human growth hormone supplement,
it would be bad for you, because I think somebody told me once a
long time ago. I don't think I ever asked you this. You take
stuff like that, if you have a little cancer in your body, it'll
make it worse or it'll feed you can yeah, you can also make your
prostate grow. Okay, so you shouldn't take HC. So what you're not
saying you shouldn't do it, I'm not saying you shouldn't do that. At
all. I'm just saying that you need that that needs to be regulated because
there's several other factors inside your physiology that determines your body's the use of the
HC or the HGH or the hCG or anything else you're taking. Yeah,
all right, so you grow hormone, Be careful, be careful. That's
it makes a good sense, all right, doctor Jack Stockwell, here the
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