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keep it off. Our minds are so wrapped up it would seem in stuff
that is that is I don't know. I find it distressing that people are
so worried or wrapped up in things that have little or no consequence. And
I don't mean that how much your lack of makeup? Yeah example, yeah,
hello ding ding ding ding ding. All right. Ramadan starts today March
tenth, No, yesterday's tenth. It started yesterday and goes till April eight.
Look at all the stuff that's ending are happening on April the eighth,
the end of the big steak sale at Ohama, at Obama, at Obama
steaks. I keep doing that. I don't know why that tickles me.
I just I find it. I keep saying Obama mistakes is that of Oma'
steak? Anyway, The fact that Ramadan ends on the eighth, that's when
the eclipses as well. So of all places I've started to look because of
James and the connection we have in Dallas, I've started looking at the Dallas
Morning News, which is the main newspaper there, and they have a very
interesting I find it interesting that this is even in the Dallas paper because I
don't know, James, maybe you can clue me in how many folks in
the Dallas the greater Dallas area are followers of the Muslim religion religion and are
interested in the holy month of Ramadan, which is the holy month for Muslims.
Dallas is surprisingly diverse. I mean, you know, we have protests
for all the stuff going on on both sides with the Israel Hamas debacle.
Yeah, and you know, it's it's very diverse here in Dallas. You
know, you start to get in the suburbs and about further out and then
it starts to get a little more maybe you think, yeah, but right
what we think? Yeah, well, you won't find that in Austin or
San Antonio, what you would think. It's a whole different. The urbanized
areas of Texas are extremely diverse. Absolutely. Okay, So anyway, Ramanan
and the Hamas well. I'm going to talk to Eric Yeller about this in
a couple of minutes because he'll be with us, and I want to get
some I want to get well. Whenever he's here, it's always good for
insight so that we don't get lost in some of the garbage that is part
of the coverage of the war. Speaking of garbage, here's the story of
a hero who was a garbage man. You see this jay rescued a man
and a woman and a dog from a house fire. This is you know
there, This is not the trade is hauling trash. Anyway, this fellow
passing the home saw flames ripping through this town home, and so he jumped
out of his truck. Actually there were two of them, Steve and Kevin,
who worked for a garbage collection company, and so Steve saw the fire
and they both jumped out of the truck and jumped into action. There was
a woman screaming up on a balcony, and so she needed to get out
as quickly as possible. So anyway, this guy, right place, right
time, right person. Yeah, we've been seeing a lot of these stories,
whether it's garbage collectors or delivery drivers or anything, especially at the odd
hours in the middle of the night, early morning hours, where they know
without a doubt there are people in that house. There was I can't remember
who it was. I think it was a delivery driver who came upon a
house that was on fire and the people in the home. It was on
the bottom level, and he got in the house to to try to get
people out, and they were still sleeping. They didn't even know their houses
on fire, on fire. I know it. Yeah, that's really we
had that in my I actually lived through that. I found there was a
fire in my house. My mother had fallen asleep on the couch and she
had been smoking, and it was right below my bedroom. The bedroom was
full of smoke. She was out like a light, and so I woke
up and woke everybody in the house up. I think I was probably maybe
nine at the time, and I remember it like it was yesterday. You
know those things you never remember. Well. My father ran out into the
street naked, trying to tell the fire engines where the fire was it was.
You know, it was just one of those things that you don't ever
forget. We were in Dallas a minute ago. I just want to go
back to Dallas for a second. A biotech firm there has taken a big
step toward recrea eating the wooly mammoth from some stem cells they've found in an
old elephant. Why are you laughing? Rhythm? Do we need this?
I mean, it's cool that we have science that it can actually do something
like this now, but why you need it? Do we need to like
recreate a wooly mammoth? Why do we need to bring one back to life?
And will it even survive and thrive in today's atmosphere, in today's society,
where would it live? Is just going to be like this attraction at
a zoo. Well that's the thing. Why But they won't think that through.
I'm sure they haven't thought that through yet. They thought, Okay,
we can do this, but then what do we do with it once we
have it? That's a very good question. The dinosaurs. We've all seen
Jurassic Park. We know how it goes. Yes, thank you. I
think we can do without that. There are a lot of things in life
we can do without. One of the things that I saw over the weekend,
I did sort of diverse watching around and there was a There are a
couple of really good shows on human trafficking. Some of these The debate about
what to do is something that continues, but there's no doubt that this is
a big, big problem, and so some of the dramas that have been
on TV. There have been other shows that have highlighted what's going on with
specific examples. One of the most outstanding spokespersons at the moment is Myriserveno.
You can see here all over the place talking about human trafficking. So if
that's the case, then perhaps we use this next few seconds as a reminder
about seeing something and saying something with regard to human trafficking. Why why do
we ignore the things that give us pause? That's the amount of place that
don't feel right. The answer to why defines who we are. So if
you see something, why do you say something? I see say for my
friends, for my community, for my family, for each other, because
all of this matters. We all have something worth protecting. So why do
you see say report suspicious activity to local authorities? If you see something,
say something, deg Stefan with Uri Geller. Now, Jay and I are
pursuing what's going on in the Middle East and what we know what we don't
know. I have said this many times on the air URI in the last
week or so, especially since all the hoopla in much of the major American
news media quotes the Hamas medical folks as saying there are thirty thousand dead Palestinians.
So does what comes through from the Israeli perspective? And isn't it too
bad that we can't just get the facts instead of something that's colored by a
group like Hamas. Hey, Doug, listen, everything that you just told
me belongs to a great diversion, belongs to a great and they're trying to
move your thoughts away from the major, major danger. And let me explain
you know, Doug, this is something so very important I want to tell
you and your listeners and you will not hear it anywhere else. Okay,
let me start. People are very distracted at the moment except by by what
you just said, and they're distracted mainly by the war in Gaza. But
I want to warn you and all your viewers and listeners, don't take your
eyes off Iran, Doug. I have predicted many things in my life.
Did you know, Doug, that I publicly said that President Naser gamalab Do
Naser died before it was known by anyone, anybody anyone. I announced it
actually to an auditorium. I was on the stage and I announced it.
I said a gamalab Do Naza died. Nobody believed. They ran to the
there were some journalists there and they called their editors. And what is the
regal saying? Is just finished his career twenty minutes after I said that a
gamalab Do Nazi died. Now people thought I've gone mad. So now I'm
warning you about Iran. All your listeners. Look. This week, one
of Israel's best known journalists, his name is Nadav Eyal. You can google
him. He reported that three security officials in Israel all informed him that Iran
is racing to get the components for a nuclear bomb. Now these people,
Doug, these people know what they're talking about. I have a very very
very bad feeling about this. You know that one of the most respected think
tanks in the world, the Institute for Science International Security, they said that
Iran's nuclear threat is an extreme danger and extreme danger to the world. Dog.
And I'm telling you the world must wake up, take out Iran's nuclear
program or we are all facing armageddon. And this comes from me, and
I know what I'm talking about. I just pray that someone in the White
House or in the CIA, or in the NSSA is listening to your show
because it's going to be too late. Very soon, it'll be too late.
One of the things that is most distressing. You know, it doesn't
do any good to fix the blame. You got to fix the problem.
But part of the problem is that Iran had a lot of money that was
tied up, and we had it sort of and we put it aside.
Shall we say, we froze all of the money that was in America and
back six billion dollars there was Iranian money, and then it was released,
and it was released under this current administration. Ill advised about fifteen minutes after
that happened, and I say this maybe more than fifteen minutes, but you
know what I'm saying. The whole business of what went on in Israel Palestinians
got started because the money that came. Even though the Biden administration said,
well, they don't really have the money yet, well that's not really,
that's not true. But the fact that all of this stuff is going on.
The Iranian people don't even like this if it's kind of like the Russians
and Putin, but they don't seem to be able to do anything about it.
We don't seem to have any leadership that is expressing the same sentiments that
you just expressed. We don't whar where are those people? Absolutely, absolutely,
one hundred percent agree with you. Look, Doug, let let me
ask you this question. Do you really believe that President Biden is doing and
giving orders? Do you really believe that? I don't think he runs the
show. Of course, it's a swamp in Washington. It's the Obama's and
the Clintons, and you know here in Israel they quote Biden and I laugh
because Biden just says things. He just says things that suddenly pops up in
his mind if he's not reading the script. I mean, God bless him.
He's an older gentleman. He definitely cannot run for an of it term.
I mean, come on, it is but come on, Doug,
please please, this is this is a joke. Okay, it may be
a joke, it may be funny, but these guys are running against each
other. I don't see unless something happens the last man. You know.
That's the thing is eight months until the election here much can change, much
can happen. But right now, the news media or much of it is
trying to get your focused on these two guys when in fact there are other
players that are, shall we say, in the wings, and so common
sense needs to apply here and it hasn't. It doesn't, you know,
doesn't very concerned. The swamp is very concerned about Trump because you know that
trying to Trump away put him in jail. That I don't know, there
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great calatrinconsultants at top loss dot com. Time for us to have a visit
with Nick Miles from our autoexpert dot com. Nick is the person who travels
around the country and around the world inspecting new cars. Inspecting new models.
He gets invited by all the big car companies to go drive the new cars
and see what they are all about, to give them, hopefully a thumbs
up. And then there are other things that are going on in the world
of automobiles that are very novel, like the sale of a presidential limo.
You want to tell us the story about this. I never saw an Imperial
as a presidential limo. Lincoln's and Cadillac, yes, but the Imperial was
the comparable Chrysler to the upscale Lincoln and the upscale Cadillac. And yet here's
one for sale. Yes, nineteen sixty four Imperial Crown Gear presidential limousine.
It's on the auction block. They're expecting it to get about one hundred and
twenty five thousand to one hundred and fifty thousand, probably after this segment will
get more because there'll be more. Yet this was right exactly. This was
This was Kennedy's presidential limo. It was part of his fleet. It actually
carried Jaqueline an Assis to the funeral of President John F. Kennedy and also
Lyndon B. Johnson to his inauguration his second inauguration. Was part of the
presidential fleet since nineteen sixty nine. Originally cost eighteen thousand, five hundred dollars.
When did anything cost eighteen dollars? But it was a nice us get
right right, nineteen sixty fours the Imperial baron originally and it now only has
fifteen thousand, one hundred and nine miles on it, so it's quite a
steal at that point. It was actually its special body from Italy, from
the Carazione Gia into Turin in Italy, and it was they were responsible.
They were responsible for the carmen Gia, which was a Volkswagen. In fact,
that was interesting that they applied it to the same not the same design,
but the same technology and a Chrysler. All right, So that's that
story. Let's talk about the top vehicles in America. What is the top
in? What sales? Top and reliability? What is this as a consumer
reports thing? Yeah, so the interesting thing about consumer reports, and one
thing that people should know about consumer reports is they don't count out at any
car company. They actually purchase vehicles themselves with their own money, and they
don't get given them, and then they test them and then they destroy them
a lot of times, like they put them through so many tests, and
so there's no car company pressure to tell everybody which is the best, which
is the worst. And they come up with vehicles in every class and they
do, you know, the honest test, and they put them through their
paces, and it's quite interesting to see what comes out the top when they
put car against car. And not really surprising is Toyta's rev fraud comes out
as their top in its class. The plug in hybrid version, which we
have been touting for a long time. You know, electrics aren't necessarily the
best. If you're going to need to put something with a plug, a
plug in hybrid is much better. That's the Toyota Rev for Prime comes the
top of its class. There the Prius as well comes the top of its
class, does about thirty nine miles a gallum. Interestingly enough, I didn't
expect to see this, but Tesla in their electric but in Toyota again wins
with the Highlander, Forward with the Maverick, and BMW with their X five.
And I have to tell you, I'm currently driving at BMW X five
and this is one of the best vehicles I've actually been in in a long
time. It's been around around twenty years. This thing is stable, it's
really well made. So what criteria I'm lost on the criteria the top vehicles
in what respect? Respect of Yeah, in the respect of longevity, usability,
reliability. You know, they really rough ride them. They will put
them off road, on road, corner them at speeds, they do everything
but run them into walls basically to see how they hold up. And after
running them for one hundreds and hundreds of miles, they see what the damage
is to them, how they hold up, and how how well they drive
and how you know, dirty the oil is. Everything like that, and
the sort of thing that we don't do with our own vehicles, you know,
we don't. We don't drain the oil off and see how sort of
what the metal shavings are like in the oil. That type of thing.
This is some sort of test that consumer reported doing and measuring every ounce,
every drop of fuel that it uses. That's right. I'm looking at the
Tesla model. Why. I don't know anybody who's had one of these that
likes them that in terms of they've had them for a long time, so
this is a short term sort of thing by them now, and that's what
it feels like to me. This list, Am I right or not?
That's the one that stands out as not not my favorite, I'll tell you
on their list, But everything else I said was solid. Yeah, Nick
Miles, our auto expert dot com. The next step in Good Day Download
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