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the here with the Good Day program, and because Jay is out, Jen
is in. Although there are opportunities when Jay and Jenn are together and just
not today. It is Jen's turn to shine, not that she needs the
polish, because she's been at it for a while and she knows she gets
it, if you know what I mean. Kind of like the discussion we
had yesterday. I just treated my mouth with Balance seven and the canker sore
that I had, even though that's not in the ad. Didn't say if
you have a canker sor get Balanced seven, but if your body's out of
whack, yeah, that's why we said, you know, swish it around,
see what happens. And that's right. Sure. So if you're tired
of being sick and tired, Balance seven is the ticket if you will,
and you have a great deal here if you use the code word dug at
eight hundred seven nine three ninety thirty nine, not that I'm trying to make
a point. But I am kind of trying to make a point, right,
Hey, if it helps you, it helps you. Yeah, code
word dug at eight hundred and seven nine three ninety thirty nine. Most people's
bodies are out of whack. Just look at all the whack drops there are
in the world. Pretty much anybody and everybody is out of whack. So
the world needs balance. Seven. So spread this around, okay, if
you are out of whack, and then this is where'd that expression come from?
By the way, anybody knows where that came from? Out of many
that have out that, we say, hmm. Eight hundred seven nine three
ninety thirty nine. Code word dug If you're out of whack, and it
is, So let's see, can we find a here's somebody who's out of
whack? Becky Mason sixty nine years old. She died after she married her
long time love in her race against time, so Becky married George Kelly.
They weren't really looking for anything serious when they met nineteen years ago, jen,
but they got married after she learned she had only a few days to
live. A good and a sad story. One thing led to another and
she said, nineteen years later, we're here and we're getting married. The
fact that miss Mason was diagnosed with colon cancer three years ago. She only
had twenty four hours to live. She found out last week and the kidneys
apparently just shut down completely, and so she thought, why not, let's
do this, So she did. The couple met for the first time,
as I said, what was it nineteen years ago, dancing away um,
and they had nothing, really one of these groups A lot of people get
to be that age don't have anything. So she passed away and they started
fundraising go fund me page for her. If you're looking it up, it's
Becky Mason, m A S O. N. It's a very wolesome name,
isn't it It is? Yeah, yep, Becky Mason. It's really
a real American name. Unlike and this stuff. Does this sound like I'm
a jerk. I'm not trying to sound like a jerk, but trying to
make my way through the names of the people playing in the All Star Game
last night. I think I did see Will Smith there in the lineup,
and that's about it in terms of the games that I JD Martinez, Yeah,
but okay, mart I don't know the darger that are easy to say
at the end. You're talking about the All Star Game. Correct, Yes,
that is correct, aimundo, I am yep, And so I don't
even know. I was watching. It was one to one and I went
to sleep. So it happened to National Oh really, I had to get
a nail fixed last night. Oh no, broken nails. Oh, I've
got the news. Though it was three to two. The National League won.
So that's the first time, that's right, And they always used to
win when I was a kid, and he used to annoy me, and
then the American League just kept at it and at it and at it.
And so this is the first time, I think, what in eleven years
that the National League has won three to two and nobody's won the lottery.
So go buy your lottery ticket and take your chances, along with three hundred
million other people who want to get a hand on both. The jackpots are
pretty good sized. All right, let's see who was hit by the way
an end to a nine year losing street n or nine game. I should
say nine game because one year they didn't play because it didn't play COVID.
Yeah, exactly. Well, lot of us didn't do a lot of things
because of COVID that we probably should have done. What's the is there anything
new on this? UH? Senator Tommy Tuberville blocking the military nominations from moving
forward because the Marine Corps without a confirmed leader, and that has annoyed a
lot of people. And you know, just that he was I don't know
what goes on with the people. He went on UH CNN and got eaten
up the other day, and I don't know why they do that. Look
a yeah, I can't imagine somebody on the Republican party getting sabotaged on the
CNN network. How in the world could that have happened. I don't even
know why. Sometimes these Republican senators take the interview. I think sometimes they
get falsely arrogant, thinking that they can outplay the young girl. Why is
he doing what he's doing. He's sort of laid himself open for tim Okay.
So there's a couple of issues going on. So the one issue that
we talked about is that the Marines have a There was an appointment, so
the head of the Marines is leaving. He was supposed to hand the reins
over to basically the number two guy, the number two guys, the one
that's been appointed by Biden to take over that role, but he needs to
senate confirmation. And Tuberville, along with some other Conservatives, have said they're
not moving because of the Pentagon's policies in the wake of the dab's decision,
which says that if there is a female member of the Marines who gets pregnant
and wants to have an abortion and abortions are not available in their state,
that the Marines will actually pay for them to travel to go get an abortion.
And so a lot of people take issue with the fact that taxpayer dollars
are going to be funding abortions, and that's been a long time issue for
people. So that's one issue. Why do taxpayer dollars fund abortions? By
the way, just to say that again, why do taxpayer dollars under any
That's always been the big argument about planned parenthood, not about everybody loves to
say, well, conservatives just take planned parenthood. No, they don't like
the fact that public dollars go running into planned parenthood to provide abortions, and
so there have been many caveats saying will fund planned parenthood clinics, But none
of that can go to fund, yeah, abortions. And that's what I
have that I remember knowing somebody very well when I worked in Cincinnati or in
the Planned Parenthood there. She said, we don't if we don't use federal
money for that. We use federal money for a lot of other health related
issues with women, but we don't use it for abortions. So this has
been like an issue all the way for a long time. It's not something
new, but it's not an issue. That's not true that they do that
so anyway, but that they use federal money to pay for abortions. I
know. That's why I'm saying they build it. But that's because lawmakers have
built in caveats to say that the federal funding cannot go to abortions. It's
not just Planned Parenthood say we will not do this because they're virtuous. It's
the government that says, will give you this money, but you can use
it for other things, not for abortions. So the point is is that
that was one issue. So now Tommy Tuberville goes on to CNN yesterday and
apparently he had said something about the term white nationalists, and he said he
then he got all turned around by what's her face, Caitlin Collins, who's
doing the show now on CNN, And so she's like, well, she's
pushing him into saying our white nationalist races and advocacy journalism. It's not he's
beaten into this pulpe where he looks like a dope, because he's kind of
does look like a dope. White nationalists are races, but it has nothing
to do with the abortion issue. It's about what he said about white nationalists.
So it's just I don't know, there's a lot, right he is,
he is kind of a dope, and then that's and then he's actually
not. I think he just was dumb for going on CNN and letting this
woman batter out. Ready. He doesn't sound like a Rhodes scholar to me.
But the other side of it is you don't have to be if you
run for the Senate and you win, you're the winner, hello, winner,
winner for that category, Washington. So he um. By the way,
I think he was a college football coach. He was, yes,
Alabama, right, very popular Tennessee. It was it Tennessee. Okay,
all right, So that's the latest on that fiasco. Nothings the bottom line
is nothing much has changed there. Here's something that has changed in the last
twenty four hours. Leslie Van Houghton has been released from from a prison.
She was there fifty three years because she killed how many people when she was
with Charles Manson. It was a couple, and she actually was the one
that was holding them down while they were killed. But she was part of
the Charles Manson cult. And so she has tried for parole a multitude of
times. I mean lots of times in California and or after Governor Governor Brown,
Governor Newsom. They've all said no, and they've fought it. And
one of the things that Newsom was doing this time around is he was fighting
it back and forth in court to keep her in prison, and then for
some reason over the weekend he just dropped it and she decided not to contest
it anymore. She's getting out of prison. People. I thought a lot
of people are saying this could hurt him though from a presidential standpoint, but
I don't understand. I'm really confused as to why he gave up the fight
on this one, because he would have won. According to a lot of
legal experts, they say that had he pressed it, he would have won.
But all right, so you remember Willie Horton, no restaurant, No,
Willie Horton was my uncle, Vick. Yeah. Really, Willie Horton
was a convicted murderer. He was sentenced to life in prison. And when
Michael Ducacus was the Massachusetts he let this guy out of jail. He did
just what Newsom he'd although he didn't fight it the first time around. This
guy looked for he looked for a parole, the governor signed off on it.
He got out in the next day he murdered somebody. So that was
one of the main reasons that Ducacus never became president because the Bush people got
all of this. He was running against Daddy Bush. And because of this,
it became the battle cry remember Willie Horton. And so maybe that'll affect
Newsom the same way. Remember Leslie Van Houghton. Okay, so Jennifer horned
Doug Stephen here with the latest on Taylor's swift and what's going on with the
swifties. You know, we think here in America we're the only ones who
are swifties, but there are swifties apparently all over the world, and there's
some pretty pod Swifties over in France. Everybody's enemy. This is one of
those international things everybody dislikes. Ticketmaster doesn't make any difference how old you are,
what the color of your skin is. It's an international uniter. Yeah,
it's Ticketmaster. It joins the masses together, yes, right, exactly
brings them together. So now Ticketmaster has halted sales for Taylor's Swift's Era.
Was that again, Doug Taylor's Swift's Era's tour in Paris and Lyon, and
so they don't know. It wasn't apparently her idea, but she was told
that the sales had been put on hold all the codes that are already used
or I don't know, there's something about tickets being hacked. It seems like
so they didn't want to make a mess out of things, but they usually
do. Ticketmaster is probably the worst one of these layl dealing with Verizon,
right, you can't really deal with them. And so how they have gotten
as big as they have. I've never I try two or three times a
year to buy tickets to go see a concert or do something on Ticketmaster.
Never, never, never have I been successful in doing that. So anyway,
I don't quite understand. There was a lot of discussion of frustration because
the fans couldn't get the ticket machine somehow or other messed up and they were
told there'd be a new on sale time and so apparently that hasn't happened,
and Ticketmaster tweeted out the ticket sales had been postponed, fans will be notified
and a new date and time is set. She's supposed to be in the
own. I don't know, but this is the kind of thing that drives
people, know. And I only bring it up because there are so many
people who so disliked Ticketmaster, and it's usually around singing as here'sally a singer
performer who has this problem with them? Why do they well, what does
ticket Why does Taylor Swift need Ticketmaster? Why can't she set up her own?
Why do these people need ticket Why don't they just set up their own
deal? They don't have to pay the what do you have to pay twelve
percent or something the Ticketmaster? So if you buy a hundred dollars ticket,
yeah, why in the world would you do that? So you'll never Yeah,
I find no, there's nothing about Ticketmaster that should win anybody's approval.
And again I say, it's kind of like Verizon, the same thing dealing
with the monopoly. Never good. My horoscope today says I need to be
as tactful as possible. Good, So excuse me, thank you. That's
not very nice after own. So those of you who are silly enough speaking
of tactful to buy powerball tickets, you're probably trying to develop a sense of
why did I do this? But it's okay because everybody has lottery fever.
Come on, admit it. You bought powerball tickets yesterday? And multi national?
What is a multi national? Good day? Megamenians is pretty high up
on the poll as well. So how do you? I think most people
have a theory when it comes to how to win the lottery. So,
Jennifer, what's yours powerball tickets? But thank you for reminding me? Maybe
I will. I usually just go with the quick picks, do you?
Yeah? I don't really have like a method, you know, is there
a study that's been done as to how many winners are quick pickers or how
many play the same number over and over and over and over and over.
And I've seen various studies and some of them say it's people who do quickpicks
and others are the ones that play the same numbers over and over and over
again. So I really think it depends on what you're looking at. And
gosh, it's such a small odd but I guess the bottom line, you
have to play to win. That's my only advice. If you want to
win, you got to buy the ticket, okay, unless you lose,
and then if you don't buy the ticket, then you've won because you didn't
spend the money, right, all right, So if you won the lottery,
the question always comes up, who would you share the money? Well?
Who? Why would you give money to this person? That? I
always think about it in terms of who I could help, the organizations,
my family, people like you Jennifer. Yeah, I'd give you million bucks
like that, just like that. I'd just like this million bucks goes to
Jennifer. I might even give something change, all right, I'll tell you
what. Okay, the lottery million bucks to you you win the lottery,
a million bucks to me. It's a deal. And everybody heard it.
We have three million listeners a week. They're not listening right now, but
there may be three hundred thousand, four hundred thousand people listening, five hundred
thousand right now. So you just heard Jennifer and me make a blood bond.
If either of us wins in the lottery, the other person gets a
million bucks. Right? How often do you play the lottery? Are you
asking me? Or are you asking that in general? No? For you,
when I hit the spirit moves me. I don't think about it when
I go into Usually if I'm traveling, like last weekend, that's right,
I was having Vermont in New York and bought tickets there because you stop for
a pit stop and then you go into some like junky little store and you're
like, yeah, exactly perfect. Yeah, that's the that's exactly the scenario.
Yes, So the people that you would give for the organizations you would
help on one side of the ledger, who would you not share the money
with? Who wouldn't you Who it might be that somebody said, well,
you know, you probably give it to your father or your mother, or
you would be like a hard and fast rule of like a list of people
who I would help and who I want it. But what I wouldn't like
is if people found out and then they started asking what I would like to
do is to be able to gift the people that I love, especially those
people who might be in need at the time. I'd love to gift those
people rather than have people good, Could I have somebody? Because that's what
happened. So people want the lottery. All of a sudden, your long
lost customs from Nebraska works there, Fred, Nice to see you. I
need a double of mel What do you say? Yeah? Okay, so
here's something even better. Think about this. You are in love with somebody,
your significant other, your spouse, your wife, husband, whomever it
is, your secretary. Yeah, that's more likely. So if you were
guaranteed to win the whole amount of the lottery, but you had to ditch
your partner, what would your choice be? What a terrible thing? Why
would that be the choice? Oh, let's listen. I'm just asking.
I'm curious. Did I'm sure I've either I've told this to you or my
dad has told this to you in our life together. But my cousin Wally,
who was now since departed, he was a judge. Yeah, and
he was a judge in the La County Superior Court. And he was a
family and child whatever the family judge, and so he would settle divorces,
and he had family court, and he had one of the most interesting cases,
and you might remember it because it got national attention when it happened.
But this woman, man and woman were married, they were getting a divorce.
The divorce started to turn pretty brutal, and all of a sudden,
the man finds out that the woman had bought a lottery ticket and won the
lottery while they were married, but didn't disclose it to him, And at
that point that's when she really started to pursue the divorce. And so my
cousin had to make the decision about whether she and he found out finally he
got wise to it. So the husband takes it to court, and my
uncle or my cousin had to figure out whether or not that woman got to
keep all of her money or if she had to split it with him.
And what do you think he decided? What would you have decided? Well,
if they were married, it becomes spousal assets. Like everything else in
California, you split fifty fifty got it. And so because she lied,
she actually ended up Yeah, she ended up getting penalized too because she lied
in but she so she lost even more than she would have, but yeah,
she had to split it with them, and it became a really big
deal. The only time that my ex wife and I really ever thought about
any thing she and she was into this. We had. We get married
way too young, and we got divorced. By the time we were thirty.
We were divorced. And the whole thing was it was based on being
naive and silly and not very smart about some things that we should have been
smarter about, mostly me. So anyway, we go to a lawyer who's
a friend of both of ours, and he says, okay, i'll give
you I'll do the divorce stuff. Let's just make it the usual stuff that
fifty fifty Massachusetts now charge of three hundred and eighty five dollars to do it.
So I thought, okay, that makes sense. And Tony and I
were friends, we weren't fighting, it was nothing. So she said yep
to it, and we were gonna get it done. And then Tony had
dinner with some of her friends, all of whom were divorced, and so
this was a club apparently, as I remember back how many years fifty years
ago, almost sou she decides, after talking to these women, because we
had yeah, exactly. He's hiding money. You know, he has to
all men hide money. You can't trust him. He's he's got to somehow.
Look at that house he's building, and yeah, yeah, I didn't
have two nickels to run together. I always could figure out how to finding
it stuff if I really needed to. So I you know, she said,
I'm gonna I don't like that idea. I'm going to get a lawyer
to represent myself, and you get one to represent you. And she did.
She went to Crane an Inker, which is the biggest divorce firm in
Boston, most expensive. Crane an Inker yep. And so we had a
fight and I had to pay I think six thousand dollars a guy who was
another Crane and Ancre type say again, no, it wasn't even a thing.
I couldn't find. No, So it ended up costing both of us.
By the time she was done with her lawyer and I was done with
mine, I think it was fourteen thousand dollars that we that was less available
to split in terms of assets, so they had we put another mortgage out
there. It may have borrowed the money from my father. I can't remember,
but I know that I was obligated, and I ended up paying the
whole fourteen thousand and so that was a bone of contention and really the only
thing that we ever thought about. But it happens, and so you're the
I'm sure the ruling that we were talking about was one of many that came
down because that is what happens. People are silly enough to think that they
can get away with it, and most of the time they can't. Sometimes
I suppose people get away. It depends on we have to go to rich
mcfan's law from our old friend. Do we screw them? And how?
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We're talking about this lady Leslie van Houghton being paroled after fifty three years.
She was one of the murderous tribe, the Manson Bunch. The family
obviously of the people who were killed didn't like the idea that she'd get out.
But at any rate, it's it's you know, you wonder what happens.
She'll be interviewed. She was watching News Nation last night. Ashley Bancroft
is one of my favorites, and she's right on it when it comes to
being able to ask the right questions and get a good responsive answers. I
do, yes, yep. Right, where do you think, Well,
I don't know. I mean, because they've got Chris Cuomo and others,
and I just was curious what you thought. Yeah, No, I think
Cuomo learned his lesson. Actually he's quite he's yeah. I think he did
learned his lesson. And I think he took a pay cut. Probably gets
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clairet the cobwebs to have rest again into social media, if you please.
Some of the gossip from the world of celebrity. Starting Jennifer with Sarah Silverman.
What do you think of her? I think she's funny something much.
I don't think she's been around as much lately she was with Jimmy Kimmel.
Remember for a while, she's okay, It's all right, little raunchy,
Yeah, she is okay. Well, she's announced that she's one of three
suing Meta and Open AI. The allegation is that they used copyrighted material to
use to train their AI systems. So there are a couple of class action
lawsuits that have been announced. I didn't take long after what was it,
what's it called thread I was announced. There are other people that have filed
complaints open complaints against this AI. Portion of Meta of the suit was filed
in San Francisco a couple of days ago. In this lawsuit, Jennifer let's
see here, Miss Silberman claims that her copyrighted books, including a memoir called
The Bedwetter, we're copied by Meta without consent, without credit, and without
compensation. They used it to train the AI. The Artificial Intelligent book and
what not to write about? Yes, well, listen, all this does
is give her some more I guess, visibility, credibility. What is it
that they say? I don't care what to say about me. I had
this conversation with ry Gallery yesterday. Actually spell my name correctly, and we're
all set headed up, up and away. All right, there's another social
media item. This fellow in the focus here is a new Jersey judge in
the Supreme Court. And so this is a judge, Gary Wilcox, who
is in trouble for making lip sync videos and then footing him out on TikTok.
So these TikTok videos featuring featuring him lip sinking to rap songs that contain
provocative lyrics. The Judicial Judgment Committee has accused him of violating ethics and conduct
rules. So why would you do this, I guess unless this guy is
a nut bird and a lot of judges maybe have been on the bench for
too long for various reasons. Kind about this. So he uses the alias
of sal Torto on TikTok, but you can tell it's him. He produced
some clips that were rather graphic. They were profane, there were a lot
of sexual references, and they were racist. In one particular video, he
was seen wearing a T shirt with his face close to the camera, singing
the lyrics of Jump by Rihanna. If you want it, Let's do it.
And but so, this is what a judge is doing in his spare
time. So should judges be allowed to be just like everybody else in their
spare time. I'm not saying that everybody else is doing this in their spare
time, But why is it the business of the court for this fellow to
put the hub on social media. The guy is probably some kind of a
nutbird, though, I'm guessing right. Yeah. I mean he's been in
he's been a judge since twice eleven. He had his attorney, who was
being interviewed by various news media, respond to the charges by saying, quote,
I don't think that at the end of the day, anybody's going to
believe or has any desire to do any harm here. He was just having
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um, I'm in the middle of helping some youngsters on the farm prepare for
animal camp, and I wondered about whether there were you had a farm in
upstate New York and Cobleskille where we're heard and we're I used to have the
station that now it still carries the program w STE. And so they're having
a lot of camps in some of the areas around the country with a lot
of farms, and they're specifically for sheep and goats. And I was wondering
how many times you have encountered people who would say, I have a pet
goat? Is there a lot of we have goats on our farm. Goats
the little kids running around, they're like dogs, so they could be pets.
Is it good? Does it make a difference like Kennedy good? It
depends on where you live. I'm years ago. Here's a name dropped for
you, Lily tom Lune, a friend and a client of mine. I
trained two dogs for her end a goat named Bucky, a little pigmy goat
named Bucky to walk on a leash and harness and the old WC. Fields
estate in not those feelings anyway. Bottom line is goats are amazing, but
you have to make sure, like with any pet, before you get when
you understand the legalities, can you have it. What's involved in care?
Is there vetting your neighborhood in there's the difference between a goat, a chicken
and a duck. And you've got to really understand the mental stimulation that a
goat needs. Goats get really bored and it's important to make sure they get
a lot of stimulation, just like any other animal. So if you educate
yourself, you have the right property, the right land. You know what
you're doing. Goats can make an absolute excellent pet. Well, I have
them on the farm. The little ones are cute. They are very creative
and clever and smart, and they figure out how to get out, refix
the fence and they find another way to get out. A little ghosts are
smart. Do you ever see the Tennessee fainting goats. No, they're amazing.
If they get if they get a little stressed out, the I pod
them on Regius with the many years ago. They just pass out. They
just fall over and pass out. They don't hurt them their physic Tennessee fainting
goat Google it. They just pass out and a couple of seconds later they
wake up. It's just part of their genetics. Here's the winner of the
day. Warren, a freight train engineer, took a break from his work
and the locomotive to play the part of a rescuer for a lost pug puppy
that had run away. This took place up in Rutland, Vermont. Poppy
the pug was frightened by a speeding car and ran away and apparently this fellow
saw the dog running down the tracks. He stopped the train and got out
and he picked it up and he looked at this little face. He said,
that was just looking back at me, and he brought it to He
didn't know, you know, obviously a little dog like that shouldn't be running
around in a train yard. And so he brought the dog back to the
to the round us or whatever they have, and they managed to create to
figure out who the dog belonged to. So, you know, you wonder
the reason I bring it up is because of noises. And we talked about
in the fourth of July circumstances what happens when all this stuff but any noise
around a dog used to noise phobias, the dog sense of hearing is absolutely
incredible. First of all, because their ears are larger, they take more
sounds in. They can move their ears around, which we can't do,
which means the direction of the sound, and they're much more sensitive to sound
as well. Now on my website, the pet show dot Com, there's
an incredible article I wrote years ago. You decide if it's incredible. I
think it's a good Artimle say Zoe myself on noise phobia the whole articles on
how to desensitize. For example, let's say you're a new couple, you're
married, all of a sudden, you're gonna have a baby. Now the
baby's gonna rib. How is your dog or cat going to react to the
sounds of a baby, you know, the crying. So preparing that you
can make a recording of almost any sound. You can go online. You
can find the sound of a baby burping if you want. If you record
that and you played at a very low vilume, I mean, barely audible,
while your dog or cat is getting a lot of positive attention, you
can desensitize them. Remember, my specialty for many years was teaching dogs to
react under gunfire. We had to desensitize them to that sound. So if
you take the time, whether it be a baby arriving, whether you be
there's a Allie Davidson next door that the dogs are afraid of, gradually desensitize
them a little bit at a time, increasing the volume, and eventually they'll
be fine with the sound. That's the hardest thing to do with me.
Daisy and Charlotte and most of the dogs I've had have been allergic to lightning
and thunder and when it happens, they just cower. And I don't know
how how do you train a dog not to be afraid of? Well you
very easy to record. Download the sound of a thunderstorm with the rain.
They're right on the internet. Played like I said, played at a low
volume, while the dogs getting positive attention. It's called counterconditioning. Take what
is the fear, Take what your dogs are afraid of, and turn into
something positive. Huh. All right, how about that for advice, folks.
We all have those circumstances with our dogs and from the other pets as
well. So another reason to go find war on every weekend as he's broadcasting
his Pet show, check out the website the Pet show dot com and his
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