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for me as a six year old boys for a va else who he says
he didn't like to be rushed. This is this thing has gone viral and
is kind of cute as a boy is melting hearts Jay. A morning routine
that is something that we all could embrace mom and children's book author Alyssa Holder
sharing a video of her son casually drinking lemon and honey tea and reading a
chapter in a book. And this is at about this time in the morning,
she said. At first I laughed, because who's he think he is?
She captured that on her Instagram, But then I realized that I'm glad
he had this moment of calm and focus before he starts his day when he
goes to school. Apparently the mother intentionally gets him up an hour or before
the other people, the other siblings in the family, the misholder and her
husband, who is an artist. To our parents of a three year old
daughter and a five month old son, she said, Ay, and I
think that's how you pronounced his name. Would you say that Jay and yeah
I and I would say I and yeah. But it's just it's great that
I think a lot of parents are always find that they're rushing in the gotta
late to get ups, and young children are going to go at the pace
that they are going to go so they know that, hey, you know
what, we will get you up an hour earlier so you can go at
that pace you want and he even has since quiet time. What six year
old does this in the morning. That's amazing. Good for him. Yeah,
and he's figured it out on his own, which is even better.
And so this is something that is a model for the rest of you that
get up, as Jay just suggested, and you run around and well late,
we gotta hurry up, and we stayed up too late last night.
You get a m things down and use some common sense, right, and
don't always go to the calumn. I would. Yeah, one of the
things I admire about my daughter, I'll use this as an example. She
has Miles in bed at eight o'clock every night. Nothing it can be the
world coming to an end, and she still insists that that kid be in
bed at eight o'clock and he gets up at six thirty to go to school.
So that's ten and a half hours of sleep, which is where the
kid growing bones. You know, these at that age, they're growing so
fast. Their body needs so much support and most of that comes either well,
both in the form of good food and good rest. That's it.
Without that, your body isn't going to reach its full physical potential. So
I say that to everybody who when when I'm there when I babysit, firhim.
Can I stay up a little later? Grahams No, Well, but
then what happens is we both crawl into bed and I'm reading a story and
I fall asleep, and Miles then we'll fall asleep, but he says,
Dad, Grahams, don't, don't fall asleep. So but you know by
that time usually it's the first night that I'm there, and eight o'clock at
night is eleven o'clock and that's past my bedtime. Yes, yes, we've
been up for so many hours, right, exactly, all right, So
that's that story. Here's the story of a Guatemalan who's been sentenced to a
year in prison for entering, re entering, and re entering again the United
States. Here's this this same story. I think that it's been repeated at
any number of times on any number of circumstances, but it's always the same
story. So somebody gets caught who's not supposed to be here, and you
wonder when you see the throngs of p like aunts coming out of an antill
coming across the border, and all the argument that there is for controlling the
situation. So here's somebody who was sentenced and then deported, came back again,
sentenced again and deported, and now on May eleventh, has been sentenced
to go to jail for a year and then deported. And I'm gonna bet
you, as I sit here right now telling you this story, this guy
is going to be back because it's better to be here in the minds of
many of these people. Although if you watched an episode of the FBI last
night, you think what happens when all these kids come and they are kids,
a lot of them fourteen fifteen years old, to come by themselves with
an older sibling. They come to big cities and they get sucked up by
these coyotes. You know, we think coyotes only exist on the other side
of the border. There are plenty of Mexicans that have come here, got
here, and they've located themselves in cities, so they pray. They know
what the schedule is, youngsters. People get on the bus down in El
Paso and they come to New York, or they go to Chicago, or
they go to Washington, or they go to La or wherever they go.
And then the buses get into the bus terminal and these guys are waiting somebody
that speaks the language, somebody who seems friendly, and they suck these girls,
especially not so much the guys, the young guys, but the girls.
They suck them up, Yes, and they put them into any kind
of things. Yeah, exactly. So it's time Joe Biden and other people
wake up to what's going on and instead of having this this whatever, this
maniacal and that's what it is, this focus on bringing these people in here.
We gotta have them because we need to have people do the jobs.
Really, how many Americans are there? They're on welfare. They could be
doing the jobs instead of you paying. And what is the philosophy a fee?
I mean there are people who criticize the philosophy. That's a waste of
time. You know, you can listen to some guy in the air.
Oh Joe, know why what is the reason behind this myopic view of letting
people come in here? You can the excuses. We need people to do
the work. That's b s. We got plenty of people here to do
the work. It's kind of like what I said yesterday at one point in
the program. It becomes so frustrating to see and listen to these people.
Are you gotta tax the rich. Gotta get them, Let's get their money.
So you tax the rich, you get their money. These are the
people who create jobs. Money leads to jobs, Money leads to business.
Money is the if you willly grease that makes the system work. Otherwise,
who has a job, How do you have money to pay your bills?
We're all becoming will become frumps. So here we take our money. These
guys take our money and they run it through the system, and then they
give the money as incentives to people who don't have a job or who need
to be paid more money. It's just ridiculous. So that's what I'm saying
is we're not learning from our mistakes. You need to learn from history goes
around around and around around, all right. So with that in mind,
here's this hearing yesterday j in the Senate and the fellow who does most of
the testifying, although there are I think four or five people who come from
the AI world, the first person that got the most attention is the fellow
who runs open Aiy's name is Sam Altman, and he was full of warnings
for the FEDS about artificial intelligence. He was full of warnings for all of
us could cause significant harm to the world if the technology falls into the wrong
hands. Basically, that's what he's saying, well pointing out that yeah,
go ahead and no, or he's just saying gets into the wrong hands,
and we all know, you know, you get it into the hands of
the Chinese government or some of these people that are interested only in themselves selling
weapons. We imagine how you weaponize this thing. So those of us who
think the burgeoning artificial intelligence industry is a problem, then I think this guy
agrees with us, even though he is the Fellows running the biggest one of
these companies. He referred to it as stunning the speed in which all this
artificial intelligence is advancing in a matter of months. It really has been,
right, we didn't talk about this last year, not to this extent.
No, And it's also going on because the conversation because of we've already had
those deep fakes that we had discussed of things that look real and they are
not, but they are on such a higher level. And before it used
to be people who had the skills to do a lot of this stuff,
where now they are programs that pretty much it's attemplate anybody can use. It's
just it is a lot. And when you have the AI CEOs and developers
and all of these people coming forward and saying youre Microsoft is going Yeah,
this is going at a faster pace than it should. We need to slow
down, We need to government because if it goes wrong, it can.
It's one of those things if it goes to ruins life, ruins mankind,
yeah, other things. If it goes wrong. Okay, it goes wrong,
fix it. This is a situation. If it goes wrong, it
will go horribly wrong. Yeah. And so here we are once again being
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good again. So we have Priscilla Presley in the focus here on social media
with some trending celebrity news. A lot of people jay are focused or were
focused on what was happening with Lisa Marie after she passed away, because she
was going to do one thing with the estate and the mother wants to do
something else with the estate, and it doesn't seem that there was any I
mean, Elvis has been dead for Evans. What forty five years or something,
so and even now he has more impact. You realize that Elvis has
more impact on the world of music and popular culture and stuff than he ever
did when he was alive, which is pretty amazing to see celebrity of the
whole time, right exactly, pretty amazing, more than Michael Jackson's, it
really is. It's kind of cool anyway. So there's a settlement apparently over
the dispute that arose when Lisa Murrie died and what was found out to be
at least thought to be the way the trust was going to be taken care
of. They had their ups and downs, Elvis and Priscilla did, but
they still loved each other. It did a pretty good job raising Lisa Marie.
There was a question, though, and it looked like there was some
hoochie coop going on because, as Priscilla's lawyer pointed out in the challenge,
they spelled their name of somebody. There was an amendment to the trust or
to the will, which focused on Riley Keo, who was the only child
of Lisa Marie, who was to get all of the trust money and control
of Elvis Presley Enterprises, and Priscilla who's pretty much been running Elvis Presley Enterprises
since Elvis died. Said wait a minute, this doesn't make any sense.
How can this v right? Right? Yeah, so she challenged an amendment
which eliminated Priscilla and the other the business manager and made Riley the sole trustee.
But the question was, first of all, it was never sent to
her, and there's no reason that it wouldn't have been sent to her as
an amendment. It was miss her, the document misspelled her name, the
data on the document wasn't right, and Lisa Marie's signature was inconsistent in other
ways. It wasn't her signature. It was pretty fishy, and which everything
wen Lisa Marie died went to Riley and then the two younger sisters, but
they were they're underage. So Riley is the one running everything. But Priscilla,
she's the one who turned into a tourist destination. She's the one who
really has done all the work to help her her ex husband be the highest
grossing celebrity post s death. So she deserves to be there, and now
she is to get into everybody's face that's doing bad things. We'll fix you,
We'll fix that, fix It fix Where are the fixers? Remember how
George Bush used to be on The Decider, Well, I'll take on the
role of the fixer. Doug Stephen coma fixer along with Jay Kirshner. Fix
It sounds like a Denzel Washington movie, The Fixer, Fixer, Right,
And so that brings me around to thinking out loud about all these excuse me
people that spend all this time talking about bad We all seem to get wrapped
up into a certain extent. I try to stay away from it as much
as possible, But then I think to myself, Okay, the things that
get attention seem to be bad. That's why I start each hour with something
that's good, something that will impress you that you haven't heard and probably won't
hear anywhere else, that will give you an inspiration. And then I,
you know, I try to start each hour with a question or reach a
portion of the program. What's some kind of question. So my question here
is, as we think about what's going on, the AI thing has got
everybody all stirred up with good reason. But then why predict bad things as
there's a reality? Yes, And so somebody asked me, Okay, Doug
why do you think this is going to be bad? Because my cynical self
says that. Then income poops, who are in charge of pretty much everything,
just that they're knit wits, income poops incompetence, and so why would
we not expect something bad havant? And so then from that you think,
Okay, what can I do? I can't control what other people do,
but I can control what I do. And if you think about that,
maybe enough people think about it in a positive way rather than the negative way.
You control your being, You control what you do, You control your
life, You control your circumstances, So don't let it outperform you. If
each one of us attitudes, say again, Jay, and we are the
ones in control of our attitudes. Can't control a certain situation, try to
think about it differently, right, Please do that? If you don't mind,
that'd be great. All right. Here's an amazing story about a girl
who was abducted back in twenty seventeen has been found safe after a Netflix Unsolved
Mystery episode. This came from an episode. If this is actually the episode
focuses or starts back in Illinois in twenty seventeen, This grows nine years old,
her name is Kayla Unban, now fifteen years old, located in Asheville,
North Carolina. A store employee called police after recognizing this girl's mother,
who abducted her back in twenty seventeen. So the girl was abducted from her
home by a mother and the move from Chicago suburb I think it was,
I'm not sure which Naperville I think, and they will move down to Asheville,
North Carolina. Now, so is this girl happy or unhappy? That
was my question too. It was the nonconstodial mother. So was she in
danger with her mother? Was she? Did she want to stay with her
mom? Is this really a good thing? Well, at this point,
she's fifteen, so I think that while she may not have the ultimate say
in her own life, at this time, I think that whatever this will
probably obviously go to court and everything, but she will be listened to to
some extent, and she can say if she wants to go back with her
father, she can at least give her too. So, so what was
going on? Why did her father Ryan get her get custody of her when
she was nine years old? What was going on between the mother and the
fatherly? But this also goes to show that this was the story was featured
in the Netflix Unsolved Mysteries, and how many years later that somebody happened to
still see it and think, oh my gosh, I recognize these people.
I think about authorities. The fleeting moment though, think about that too,
the fleeting moment that that woman's image might have been on the television program and
for this person to recognize her from having seen that that moment, that's I
mean, literally, it's a moment in time. It's not just some kind
of entertainment documentary kind of situation. I mean Unsolved Mysteries. Even before it
was featured on Netflix, it has been around for how many decades? It
was one of those things that a lot of people watch. But then you
realize this is staying in people's minds. When somebody sees something like this,
it stays in their mind, and then when they see something, they has
that immediate recall of wait, why do I know this person? And in
this situation she happened to be found because of it. Yeah, pretty amazing,
all right? Speaking about amazing and how the Earth changes. What an
amazing planet we live on. How many people know where Jakarta, Indonesia is
James. You know where Jakarta is ever heard of it before? I do
not enlightening? All right, well, it's a this is an area Indonesia
is. Certainly I can't imagine that most people when they if they understand world
history or they understand the world and where countries are, etcetera, etcetera,
Indonesia is down when I say down, down and really far Southeast Asia and
the Pacific. And it happens that it's surrounded by a sea called the Java
Sea. And what's happening now, what's being uncovered is that this is like
Venice, Italy. We know the story about Venice. It's a city built
on water. The water is either rising or the city is sinking or both.
Well, it happens that that's going on in Jakarta as well. They
have gone down apparently because they're running out of water. And this seems rather
strange when there's a city that's built on water. But people, because there's
no public water supply, they're drilling down through the core of the city,
the shell, the shelf, if you will, into the water supply below.
And because of that there are hundreds of wells and now the city is
sinking because the water isn't holding it up anymore because they're using the water.
There are ten million people that live in this area. And by the way,
Jakarta is about half the size of New York City. So think about
ten million people living in a city. New York proper has I think eight
and a half million people that live in it, and then the surrounding area
has another seven or eight million people when you go to the Bronx in Brooklyn
and you know those places. But think about ten million people living in this
area, and another twenty million people live within fourteen miles of the center of
Jakarta. So the President of Indonesia is trying to figure out how to make
this, how to fix the problem, and what they're going to do is
move the capital of Indonesia from Jakarta to someplace else so the people will get
out. Isn't that an interesting Is that a solution? I guess that's a
question that we're mains, but I would think yes, And it's sinking and
it floods all the time. Yeah, But wouldn't you almost expect this from
any place built built on a delta anyway, And this is a mega city
built on a delta. The world is changing, it continues to change,
it's always changing. These islands didn't exist a billion years ago, and I
dare say one hundred two hundred thousand years from now they won't exist again.
But in the meantime, this is an area. It's south of Malaysia,
right on the Indian Ocean, if you will, and the sea of the
Java Sea, and so this. You know, people want to live with
the ocean. It's even place like this. They want to be close to
the water for all kinds of reason, some of them practical and some of
them just fun. But think about where you're living, and what would happen
if, like Cleveland began to sink into Lake Erie? Right, I mean,
that's something I think about that Jay Cleveland. The headline is Cleveland sinks
into Lake Erie. Everyone be like, oh the Browns lost again. Yeah,
yeah, there you go. Okay. The dead ceiling standoff continues meetings
this week between the Republicans and the Democrats. As the deadline looms. The
president has to make a deal and the Republicans won't make a deal on the
dead ceiling unless these people cut spending, which is appropriate. Why are they
fighting so much about this? What do you have. What's the stake that
Biden has and what's his face that runs the Senate? Schumer, what's the
big deal about cuttings? Bat We just went through the budget process in my
hometown of Framingham, and they zero line the school department for the first time.
They started zero instead just keep adding on. The federal government just keeps
adding on, and if you don't spend the money, then it goes away.
So that's why all these departments they say, at the end of the
fiscal year, Okay, we gotta spend this money. Let's go what are
we gonna buy? It's ludicrous and anyway, so what the Republicans are trying
to get them to do is stop that, and that's what they should be
doing. Meanwhile, they have not acted, and they have until what Memorial
Day, I think to make this thing work the end of May. I
just find very quickly approaching. Yes, it is, yep, yep,
exactly. I don't know. I just find this to be it's very really
frustrating to have something that's so obvious be so difficult to do. Okay,
the Russians have been in Ukraine now for fifteen months. They were going to
be out in fifteen days. Remember, we'll in and out and we'll take
them over. Well, let's see the resources disunity with the Russians. The
resources are drying up. There's no unity in the ranks. But Putin,
Yeah, we're gonna We're gonna make this work anyway. I think, Um,
they shot down some hypersonic MISI missiles. These were very sophisticated weapons.
So if the Russians can't make that where, You've got to wonder how much
of a threat or are they really to the rest of the world. And
then we move away from them and to think about what China is doing.
I'm surprised China hasn't given the Russians some of their weaponry. They've given them
simple stuff. I don't think that Chinese trust the Russians, and I don't
blame them. Well, why would you trust Vladimir Putin with some of your
reprized weaponry. He's you know, it's the incompetence here is one of the
big stories of our time. You really he is. Unfortunately it's about award.
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Yeah right, I mean that isn't how partnerships is supposed to work that way.
Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean go team go,
that's what I like. Rah rah shuscoomba. Right. Let's see Stephen Stephan
he's our man. He can do it. Nobody can. Yeah yeah fight,
yes, right exactly right, let's see if we can what we can
do here? Speaking of fighting, de me More is supporting her daughter,
Lady, who is the daughter of Bruce Willis and de me More, what's
all this body shaming? Right? This is sick. This is sick.
Uh. The I believe Tallula is the youngest of the three daughters between Anymore
and Bruce Willis. And she has been very open about some abuse in her
past by somebody who was not a family member. Um. She has been
very open about her eating disorder and overcoming it. And she is by no
means a hefty woman by at all. She's not, and picture of her
would know her from Adam. But yeah, and but even even if she
were, just the fact that body shamers are constantly sliding into her DM jerks
exactly, and especially because she has been vocal about her eating disorder, that
she was overcoming something and she shared a lot of these dms to her Instagram
just to also promote that people who are going through something like this are not
alone and let the haters hate because they don't really need to have a say
in your life. And her mom is coming to bat for her, like,
hey, good for you, share your life, You're awesome. Her
stepmother is coming to bat for her, like all the Mama bears are out
here for you. It's it's great to see people rallying around anybody. But
I also think about these people who are dming these kind of comments of like,
oh you got fat again, Oh you're fat now, you're very cringey,
like those were some of the things that people had said. Think about
what is that one saying that we are oftentimes hardest on those closest to us.
So if these people are saying something like this behind a keyboard to someone
they don't even know, what are they like to the people who are regularly
in their lives. Also, happy people don't do this to other people.
Happy people, content people within their own lives are not body shaming or shaming
on any level other people. I think that may be a good question for
us to ask of our friends who are following us on social media Facebook and
Instagram. It's had good day radio showing on Twitter, it's good day on
air. Jay will post a question because she's good at posing the questions,
and so your thoughts certainly welcome there as well as eight five five nine nine
nine Doug, which is eight five five triple nine thirty six eighty four.
I like the comments. I just when I look at the names of people.
I like it when, as I've said to you many times, I
don't like to see the same names over and I see more and more names,
more and more people participating. It's when I do recognize the names,
I'm thinking, Okay, some of these people are really our friends. They
follow us, they spend time to tell us what's happening. I got a
kick out of Jennifer's cousin, Dave Sweeney, who her mother's name is Sweeney.
Jennifer's mother name is Sweeney, so this is the son of I think
her sister. And the reason I bring it up is because whenever I'm always
surprised at people who actually live, learning about people who actually listen to the
program. I've been doing this for soul, you know, for me,
our conversation is between us. It's you and me having your conversation. And
maybe we bring James in from time to time and are their experts? Are
people that we have that are regulars on the program. And then you look
at all of these people who take the time to respond, whether you know
it's a note on social media or they send you know, is this kind
of cool? So thank you. My appreciation goes out to you. So
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with Warren X time. So for a good time, call Warren on the
on the Pet Show every weekend. Yes, what is the number? Come
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about your pet Call Warren on the weekend at the Pet Show eight hundred and
four three. Oh oh no, that's not that. That's that's my office
number. Look what you did to me, Doug. That's not the radio
number. I don't know what's the radio number. I have no idea,
but you put it on the air. You've been using the number of forty
years your turkey, What do you mean you don't know? I'll give the
number the number then eight seven seven seven two five eighty two fifty five eight.
I have to look it up. Yeah, okay, eight seventy three
years on the air. I don't know the found numbers seven to seven seven
two five eight two five five. Call out Saturday eight two five five.
We always used to use those numbers because it's bells talk. So eight seven
seven seven two five. You didn't know that. I had no idea you've
met how long you've been on the air, Doug. If it doesn't pee,
I don't deal with it. Okay, that's my that's my back.
I have a sign. I have a sign I'm like best that says that
it doesn't pee, I'm not dealing with it. Call out Warren if you've
made the head in their tail out of all these damn numbers eight seven seven
seven two five eighty two fifty five on the weekend for advice on your dog.
Okay, between four pm and six pm easton Standard time. That's it
right, Well, they can call you on KROLA two. Is it the
same number? Yeah, No, it's a different differently. Oh my God,
send me, get Denise to send me the number. Good God.
All right, here are the story of three dogs rescued from an apartment fire
in downtown Portland. Firefighters rescuing the people, but they seem to spend more
time getting the dogs out they did the people, which says something. Sometimes
they were more concerned. Well, the animals are what happens to the psyche
of an animal if they're caged or caught in that circumstance, you know,
the psychology panic. They panic just like people. They panic, they just
totally freeze. A lot of times when a dog gets panic stricken, they
freeze. They just freeze up. Lots of times when your dog first comes
to a shelter, for example, and they're put in a cage, they
just totally freeze up. That's why I always tell people never judge a dog
or cat while they're being incarcerated. So it's something. And can you teach
your dog how to act in a circumstance like this? How depending on circumstances,
you know, it depends. For example, you know I had to
train dogs to react, not to react to gunfire or bombs going off so
you know, you can teach them to respond to different things. It's it's
graduate just like with people. It's gradual exposure and a lot of positive reinforcement.
But speaking of rescue dogs, I didn't even know this existed. I'm
ashamed that I didn't. For lost dogs. Now they now have drone technology
and they're using it. They have drone technology, high tech drones with thermal
imaging, and they're finding a lot of dogs and cats that have gotten lost
using this drone technology. I think it's a phenomenal idea. I'd like to
see it done a lot more. You know, the worst thing for a
pet guardian I can't imagine's losing your dog or your cat. Gut out and
you can't find your dog or cat, and lots of times it doesn't end
up positive. But I think this drone technology with the thermal imaging, I
think it's a great idea and it's helping some rescues. I find a lot
of dogs, So that's kind of a high tech for the future. I
think it's a great, great thing to do. I guess it would work
well for children as well, But for dogs, I know it works because
they've already rescued literally hundreds of dogs using it. Well, I'm looking at
the lady who's responsible for this and what she has done, this drone situation,
reuniting families with their lost puppies. And so this is this is not
only being used here in America but also in Europe because you know, we're
all very close. We love our dogs. And wherever this stuff can be,
I'm sure there's somebody's making a buck on it, but why not.
The dogs would if they couldn't find them, Who knows. I my neighbor
had a one of those large curly haired dogs cropped in I forget what they
call them, but it was a wonderful dog went out into the woods.
You know, I live in an area where the farm are a lot of
open land and woods. Is eight nine hundred acres of woods behind my farm.
So this dog ran out into the woods and was chasing something and jumped
on top of a pile of leaves and then jumped over them and fell onto
a stick then impaled the dog and killed it. And so anything that I
get them home safely, I'm in favor of them. Yeah. Right,
this is a great micro chipping tags and the drone I'm glad you called it.
You brought it to our attention, all right. Warren Eckstein eight seven
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