When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice mix in some vodka colored
a podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots jeep Ram. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast. Hello and
welcome. Thank you for getting your pun on. Thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship. And thank you
for sponsoring those and sponsor us. Right and it's like BTV. Get out
there and have some great chow. I can't wait for this diet to get
over. That's one of the first places I'm going. You know, Danny,
you're a strong man because you have done this diet. Once you take
a moment and gloat how many pounds you're down. I'm not gloating, but
I am down twenty seven pounds. That's incredible, twenty five days. It's
amazing. It's amazing. Right more, How do you feel so? I
feel great now? Yeah? For a while though, I was pretty weak.
But it's it's hard because you got to be near a bathroom during this
thing. But I do feel better. I don't I don't have pain.
I slept well last night. When does it end. It ends Thursday Thursday.
Then we go into more count for three weeks of more calories than ever
than ever. Yeah, that's the point of the diet, I guess is
that they want to prove to you that you can. Actually I didn't keep
the weight off, that's the other. And then there's the body contouring,
which also helps helps up the body definitely, all right and I both,
oh yeah, So they say it's actually very soothing. Yeah, I'm sure.
I'm sure of all the fat you're like. I say that you're a
very strong person, because I am a very weak person. I promise myself
that I wouldn't do certain things, and then you come in here and I
tell you something, and I have a dilemma as to whether or not to
do said thing. You had to put something out there. Yeah, I
don't know, so I told you, well, I won't. I mean,
there's certain ways to I'm not talking about the part I told you about.
Yeah, I know, but in general, yes, the big the
big picture. And I go, I don't know what to think of that.
But but I gave Billy the idea of the alternative and he started laughing,
Yes, yes I did, because it kind of hit home a little
bit, But I mean I think that you should. Well, all you're
doing is, yeah, letting someone speak their truth. Yes, yes,
yes, And there's a lot of truth there. Yes, there is more
truth than you can imagine. Are your was your flag at half Mass today?
For whom Richard Simmons, Shannon Doherty or season one? I'll tell you
what, man, I grew up watching this show. Yeah, and the
season two, So this show and Saved by the Bell Yeah, came out
at the same time, and it seems like Saved by the Bell was the
one with the more staying power, whereas well they have everybody still alive.
Yeah, well, oh no they don't. Street I forgot and they did
an episode. There's episode here's season four. I didn't realize they had tinkered
with the song this year. Season four. Season one was this one right
here and this is uh one of the first long and it was a little
bit of a It got edgier as I went on something, we're in a
game show. Let we go to this. Yeah, we got foxed up
and then we went to this and that's even edge of So. I don't
know if you notice, Bill, but I have Cydeburns. I've always had
cyburns. Yes, I've had those cydeburns since I was twelve years old because
of Jason Priestley and Uk Perry. So here's the thing about nine O two
one Oh, it was on first The first season didn't air on Fox.
It aired somewhere else. Fox picked it up in season two and it became
a phenomenon. Who had season one? I don't know who had it in
season one, but Fox didn't have it at first. Fox got it in
season two because there's another character David had a David had a friend who shot
himself with a gun. They did a whole episode about not playing with guns.
Oh, I remember that episode. But but here's the thing that first
season they actually once nine two and oh got hot like season three or season
four. Then they re aired season one right before or on a different night.
Where was it then? I don't know. But what's cool about the
show is that because of dyl Dylan McKay and Brandon Walsh, I still have
sideburns to this day. I'm thinking about starting a handle for my sideburn The
only the only theme I remember was this one cool one. Yeah. Now
that was season two and three. Yeah, okay, because it was a
out like my freshman year in college. Yeah, it was a it was
a show on Thursday nights at nine o'clock. I'm probably watch it. But
I had a girlfriend at the time who was going to Maris College and I
used to go over and all her sweet mates. Oh yeah, it was
two, and I'll watch it. I was in sixth grade. Sixth grade
people, Oh my gosh, Luke Perry's thirty one. I thought he hasn't
look thirty one. He looks seventeen. I thought he was the dumbest show
for a while. I always did. But chicks liked it and there was
some drama there, and you know, yeah, everyone don't Garth looked cute.
Yeah, everyone. Dylan became an alcoholic. There's the beer, there's
the door. I mean, it's said like it was so cheesy. At
the time. I'm an old soul billy. I would watch the show called
Cheers. Oh yeah, I love Cheers, right, was right? And
I didn't start watching it until the I didn't see the Coach days. I
was in the Woody Rebecca days of Cheers toward the end, and so Cheers
was not the same time as nine on two and oh but when you grow
up in Buffalo. You get three types of stations coming in. You had
the Buffalo stations, you got the stations out of Canada, and you got
the stations out of Erie. So it was so cool. It was like
the storm. So Canada would get nine O two one OHO two days earlier
than America. So I went for ten years. Yeah, oh yeah.
They kept reshuffling characters. Toward the end, they brought Dylan Backers came Beverly
Hills not to originally air from October fourth, nineteen ninety okay until two thousand
on Fox the entire time. Yeah, okay, it was on Fox because
it wasn't hot until like season two or three. So I think it had
to always be on Fox because I remember them re airing the first season because
nobody saw it, and then it was so hot. At one point during
the summer of ninety two, like the big summer of you know everybody like
that was the Rodney Kigs summer, Fox decided to air new episodes in the
middle of summer, which was unheard of for a network. You don't put
your new stuff in the summer. You put it on the fall, right.
They wanted to get ahead of everybody, and it was fantastic and you
had to catch it that night. You didn't want to wait for a repeat.
You needed to catch it. What was cool was that Canada would show
it on a Tuesday night. I went global and then so I could watch
Cheers and Io two and oh in the same week, and all my friends
from school we'd be talking about nine O, two and O on Wednesday morning,
not Friday month. That's right, not to real WIW to get into
it, but man, I loved it. Oh, I loved it two
and oh. Yeah, who was your favorite check on the show? Was
it Jenny Garth? I think I thought Shannon Darty was hot in the beginning,
and I had a girlfriend with dark hair at the time, and yeah,
and then I lost interest. But the show was on so long.
Yeah, that ten year well, that ten year run, right, Yeah,
that was a that was a kind of a boy you talk about ten
years where you pack a lot of your life in Yes, I went from
college my first year to being married in that ten years. So there were
and there were multiple different relationships during that decade. And one person really loved
melrow his place, which was a specia of a hotter show. It was
kind of a spin off of nine O two and oh. Right, they
used they used uh, they used David Donna ed what's her name, Jenny
Garth's character to springboard melrose Place, right, and then melrose Place. And
then when Heather Lockler came in, everybody watched melrose Place. So it was
like one of these but this one chicken. So two women in my life
got me nine O two and oh and then melrose Place. Oh wow,
yeah, okay, but it has power up Danny. It's a terrible thing
to say, but it's kind of true. Uh as a as a friend
of my father's once said, more powerful than a tima horses. Yes,
I would think that's sort of true. But I uh, it's sad because
this is the second cast member of ninotwo And on to DoPT. I see
people going Dylan and Dylan and Shannon together again Shannon Darty and she did you
know they hated each other. They didn't like each other too much. Luke
Perry and Shannon Darty and then she was uncharmed after that. The thing is,
though, is that they're like, you're a I mean that that that's
kinda shauch was he was he like she's exactly my age. Oh okay,
I don't know how he was thirty one when they he was in his thirties
when they taped the show. Yeah, I got shaved my chest hair because
I'm a little older for this role. That's how I play in high school
when you're thirty. Because he was so cool, you know, Yeah,
he had that cool boys. You thought he was the fucking cool I did.
Yeah, did you try to dress? Oh yeah, absolutely. The
cyber I still have the cybirds the night or two of those cybers of this
day because of and and then you had to type a let it go.
No, I like the cybers let it go because yours and half masks.
You know what, maybe I should I come back Thursday. I'll I'll trim
up my cybrids. Half mass for Shannon Doherty and Luke Perry. But it
was such a great It was such a fun show. I mean it I
tackle a lot of issues, to tackle racism, it titled sexuality, It
tackled teenage pregnancy, It tackled a lot of different things. Yeah, I
always thought it got a little too dramatic. Oh yeah, a little bit.
Yeah. I like Sillier. That's why I want to make fun of
my wife for watching Grays and Aamy. He goes, you have nine o
two and oh sideburns. I don't want to hear it. Nah. Yeah,
but Gray's Anatomy's still in the air. Oh yeah, twenty years right,
my gosh, Yes, there's no show more than that. I'm sure
not. I'm sure not. A weird weekend overall. Yeah. God,
look, i'd like to I'm trying to track somebody down and I'll make a
call during the podcast. But obviously, yesterday President Trump and I grabbed a
piece of audio that I thought was different than what a lot of people are
hearing. Obviously, we know that a twenty year old gunman took a shot
at President Trump. I guess he was behind the president, shooting toward the
crowd. You can find pictures where the bullet. You can see the bullet
headed towards his it's just outside his head. Yeah, it grazed his ear
Van Goo style. Had he shifted one way or the other. Who knows
what happened. Probably not. Probably an assassination. I mean's certainly an assassination.
But there's so many different layers to this thing that I I can't even
wrap my head around it. It's it's it's horrible, it's it's scary.
Uh. You look on social media and then there's some people going, oh,
you know. It was like, God, how do you cheer for
the death of anybody? I don't give a shit if you like the guy
or don't like the guy. It was a dark day where people revealed their
true selves. I found that so upsetting because take away the political armor.
I'll call it right, when you put down your political armor, at the
end, you're still a human. You're somebody's dad, you're somebody's granddad,
you're somebody's husband. Whether or not he's a good it's none of your business.
Whether or not he's a good dad. It is really none of your
business. And it certainly seems like he was. I look at the kids.
I mean, Ivanka Trump is or is that her name, Vanka's daughter.
Yeah. Yah, that's what I'm saying. Ivanka Trump is an incredibly
impressed of human being and that's the product of him. And say what you
want about the other guys, jokes or not jokes, or being brash or
whatever. They seem to be fine. You know what I'm saying, There's
no there's no real bullshit there. I don't, So I'm just saying on
the human side, I found that stuff super, super, super disturbing.
But I'll play this piece of audio. It came from TMZ and it's somebody
in the back of the crowd filming filming this or I don't know where they
were. Maybe they were off to the side because they seem to have an
angle on the on the man on the roof, and I don't know who.
I mean, that's some I don't know if that's somebody's husband. Cross
sounds like an older name to me, so it could be her husband or
could it be her kid. It certainly seems whatever young rosters. I don't
either. But again there was uh or we could have had like a four
from friends. I was, but no, it's not funny. But the
fifty one year old person did die at the rally getting shot somebody else covering
We entered covering his kid. My goodness, and all this stuff is like
it's so disturbing and horrible, and we can say things like wow, if
this guy, if we didn't have access to guns, why do we have
to do this? I don't Well, here's here's what I'll tell you.
This uh. And I'm going to try to somebody. I talked to someone
who there's a couple of secret service guys that live where we are, retired
service guys. Uh. One. I don't think I'll ever want to talk
to anybody ever. Again, I don't think he ever wants it has anything
to do with anything. Okay, yeah, sir, just imagine the stuff
that they know and the other I'm not sure, and we'll see if maybe
we can get that person on or maybe on it'll later date. But everybody
in the Army is trained on a similar gun or the same gun that this
person was using, this twenty year old kid, and they're trained at like
even the cooks in the army are trained on these. And you're pretty good
from three hundred yards. This guy was one hundred and fifty yards. It
was a terrible shot, you know that. I mean good good. It
was a terrible shot and yet tragic in the end for families and others.
But so, I don't know, I was even thinking, I go,
man, what if you're that kid's family, like you just want to disappear.
I'm then there was somebody. I haven't done a whole lot of in
depth stuff because I find it pretty disturbing, and I think some of it
becomes so politically angry with things with Trump, you know, I think there's
a lot of people who He's very polarizing to some people, right, But
this young twenty year old guy, he came from a family. What is
that family doing and what kind of death threats are they getting? And what's
going on here? And who knows? Why did he do it? I
saw something last night where somebody was telling the news, Hey, we were
trying to get the police and show him somebody's up on the roof. Somebody's
up on the roof. And yet at the same time that guy was dead
within seconds, within seconds of opening fire, they shot him because they had
other roofs. There is so much work that goes into a presidential detail.
And I think a lot of times, like the local guys, and I
know that a lot of times, you know, in the movies and things,
the local police are always seen as the yokels, right, and then
they don't know anything, and it's kind of like, you know, here
comes the big bad FBI. I think over the years, maybe since nine
to eleven, the Joint Task Force was created because they realized the local guys.
Your local policemen are more in touch with their community and have better ways
of knowing what's going on. Even if somebody is this disturbed and angry that
somewhere, hey man, you know John Schmo is collecting stuff. And I
heard him at a bar the other night, and he was saying, they
may tell the police, right because and so the local police are a little
more connected on stuff. I would say if I'm part of the secret Service,
I'm sure these are well disciplined, well trained, well right men and
women that are competitive. Yes, this was a loss, right, this
is a loss. Yes, this loss A lot of people going after and
pointing fingers and blaming people who are in search secrets. I will tell you
I don't think this is an inside job. I really don't. I know
that there are people saying that. I just I can't. I can't,
So I don't think it was an insane If it's an inside job, you're
not getting this twenty year old guy who can't hit from one hundred and fifty
yards out. That's not unless he's so good he's piercing the year. Right.
I don't know, And there's a lot of I don't want to get
into all the conjecture because there's a lot of it. Well, there's a
there's a touch. But also if you saw pictures of this kid, it
looked like, and I'm going to say it, it looks like he had
a cleft palate where the nose is down and the teeth air sideways, and
then he probably had an operation. And I only bring that up because somebody
said he was bullied often in school and he graduated in twenty twenty two,
so he's out two years and I don't know what he was doing. But
never I don't think there's a I don't think there's anything negative on the guy.
I think he won an award. I don't think there's been any track
record on this. And now they're saying they found explosives at his house and
who knows what else or in his truck. Yeah, it's tragic, and
it could have been a lot worse. It's stragic than a man lost his
life because of this. I know somebody who was there yesterday. I wanted
to get him on. He says it's still too fresh, so he didn't
want to come on, even though he told pretty much everybody about it at
this memorial service, that I couldn't attend today, but a family member had
passed away a few months ago and they had a moorial service for him.
And so he basically said, he went down and he was behind the secret
service when the shot hit, and nobody knew what was going on. They's
heard the gun shot, everybody's ducking for cover, and then all remember when
we said last week, we don't know that the sound between the fire cracker,
Yeah, yeah, right yeah, on the fourth of July, right,
you know. And what happened was his wife is back home and she
sees this on the news and she knows he's there, and she's trying to
call him, and she can't. They shut down cell phones for three hours
after this thing, or for four hours after this thing, he couldn't get
a hold of her. So now she's walking around a nervous wreck. Meanwhile,
he said that they ushered everybody out like single file or or in a
one big circle. But it took him about three hours to get everybody out
of there. It took a long time. And he said, it was
it was it was surreal what was going on yesterday. And he said,
like you said, you know, these guys are training at three hundred yards.
This guy was only one hundred and fifty. And people said they,
like you said, they saw this guy climb up the side of the bill.
Heh, yeah, you might want to do something about that guy there.
The police actually thought it was one of the trains service service who knows,
you know, just laying there like maybe I I who knows. Yeah.
I don't want to get the conjecture of well, you say shit and
then you upset people. At the bottom line is this is a scary commentary
on America and where we are in politics. That a twenty year old kid
who I think was registered Republican but had signed up for some progressive thing.
And I don't when you're a kid, you don't know what you are.
I don't think you do a twenty but no, but you know, I
would always say, you know, the male brain isn't fully developed at twenty
five. The frontal cortex where you're reasoning and things aren't really there, and
maybe even later depending yeah, depending on who you are. I mean,
like, I remember my father telling me about the Kennedy assassination. I go,
Dad, why was that so scary? I'm like, in fifth sixth
grade, I don't, and he goes because those things weren't supposed to happen
in America. We lost our innocence, even though we had really lost it
long before. That's the day America realized, yes, we're not America anymore.
And yesterday, with the reaction, the collective reaction to everything, there
were people like you and I very genuinely couldcerned for the state of the country
and the Trump family and everybody else in this family that lost somebody and the
mind frame of the shooter. And then you have everybody else like pointing fingers,
taking sides, calling conspiracies and that to me, like it's almost like
it's normal, and that is so sad. Well, it's so scary.
Yeah, like we should have expected this. I think that I would,
Okay, I I hear you. I think there's uh. I don't know
that it would be any different whether or not it was today or forty years
ago. You understand, I'm saying, like, I think that there were
probably conspiracies and things that went around when Kennedy, neither you and I were
alive. But I would assume in bars and things that there was conjecture the
thing that the thing is, the thing is now media, Yeah, social
media, so everybody out there. It's left your living room, yeah,
left the bar, and so it's all out there, and then everybody else
can comment on it from there, and and sometimes it put just hot buttons
on people, and that trying to say that makes sense, I'm not saying
that you're right. And I think that, yes, it's it's wild because
then all of a sudden, you know what, maybe I wouldn't have joined
this conversation in the bar, but here I am in my living room,
and I got a thought on this too, you know, And I think
I think because of social media, now we've been conditioned to expect that kind
of reaction. I guess that's what I mean by that. Before it was
in your it was in your living room, it was in your crazy uncle
who's shouting at the fucking cloud. There was two guys who were like,
CMF, get the let out at seven o'clock in the garage, trump Man,
what do you think about that? That's where the conversation ended. Yes,
I mean now we're already primed for instius reaction from Fred. Yes,
in his couch. If that was me, If that was me, I
say this, that wouldn't happen, it would have turned out a lot different.
Why don't we take a moment because, uh, what does this mean
for the Trump campaign? I think that a lot of people have thoughts on
that. I want to I want to give you thoughts on Donald Trump.
I normally don't do this sort of thing, but I want to give you
some of my thoughts on Donald Trump. And I want to see if we
can find I have to make a phone call here, uh, just to
follow up and see if we can get somebody who has maybe a little more
knowledge what goes into the planning of a presidential or even a candidate, a
candidate's visit. Yes, there is one thing I want to just add real
quick, because if you're gonna go into Trump, I just want to say
one thing. You know, the Biden administration. Robert F. Kennedy Junior
is also running for president and he doesn't have Yes, yes, I know,
I'm sorry. I was okay looking for you that that is. I
mean, well, he doesn't. He's saying to go get it, but
he's not. He wasn't a president. Both these guys have been presidents of
the United States. When you run, don't you guide that. I don't
know get something. I don't know the answer to that. I would assume
if you were the nominee of a party, then there would probably be something.
Now, I did hear that he refused CIA protection at one point.
He may have because he blames them for killing his uncle and his father.
Yeah, but I mean the fact that he doesn't have this during a real
legiti he's a legitimate candidate. Yeah, you can't get into the You can't
get you can't get into the debates, is what I'm saying. He's independent,
Yes, he's an independent. He can get into the debates, but
he has to have Biden and Trump approve that he get into the debates,
and they they won't from what I understand. All right, well, take
a moment and we will try to find out if we can get a little
bit of a perspective on what it's like to be in the Secret Service,
what these guns are like, what it's like to prepare for a presidential or
a potential presidential visit. All right, after this Cobblestone on Maine is the
perfect place to elevate your snacking game. Cobblestone has amazing grain pretzel sticks.
Yeah, they're located at one on nine West Main Street in the village of
Webster. These artisanal pretzels are crispy on the outside, soft on the inside,
and bursting with savory goodness, perfect for treating yourself or impressing your taste
buds and may I remind you Cobblestone on Maine is the ideal spot for date
night. Enjoy their extensive wineless craft cocktails and more and a menu designed to
please every Pallette Cobblestone on Maine, where every bite is a delight one on
nine West Main Street in the village of Webstone. Man. When you're hurt
on the job, life can feel overwhelming. That's where Connors and Ferris Law
Firm steps in specializing in workers' comp social security, disability and personal injury cases.
Call Connors and Ferris at two six'in two comp Navigating workers compensation claims.
Dealing with insurance companies, employers, and the legal system can be incredibly
stressful. Connors and Ferris understands this, and they're here to help. Let
Connors and Ferris advocate for your rights, striving to secure the benefits and competition
you deserve. Most importantly, you'll gain peace of mind. Imagine eliminating the
stress and finally getting a good night's sleep, knowing you made the smart choice
by contacting Connors and Ferris. They're committed to giving you the attention you deserve.
With offices in New York City, Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo,
Connors and Ferris are dedicated to serving you better. They're just a quick call
away at two six' two. Comp Connors and Ferris your workers, comp
attorneys. She checks off her shoes. This guy like in his thirties,
She's like eighteen. Shoot glance at the fish tank. It's supposed to have
been one of his last hits because his peak was way earlier. I don't
realize how late this suck kid a big video. She was like a strip
tease in. This guy's living around just like dressed like a little scathy schoogar.
He's like, peek it through the window or the cracking the door,
I mean the window. Yeah. I loved Philly Idol. I really did.
I don't know why, something about idle lots of We'll get to all
the stuff that from this weekend, but I wanted to just talk about President
Trump. And I think that you know, he was president of the United
states. Whether you agree that he should have bet or not, that's the
title. I never know what to think when they call him mister Trump or
mister Biden. I'm like, well, he's the president. I don't know
anyway, I'll refer presidents as president, mister president president, so right,
and I know he's former President Trump, but who knows. But I wonder
if Trump is preferred. You could call him mister Trump. You can call
him because he's so proud of his name. Yes, you can call mister
president. Had I don't know why I had these just don't call me a
loser. Random thoughts, and I didn't write anything down, So this is
coming off the top of my head kind of. But I was thinking about
Trump, and I will just full disclosure. I'm not a huge fan of
the guy, uh in terms of politics and stuff. But I was thinking
about this, and I go, boy, you know, Donald Trump did
something that no other politician that I can think of has done. He's gone
to what the battleground states. Let's call Ohio, Michigan, maybe Pennsylvania didn't
play there, these states that are somewhat of the rust belt, where really
the heartbeat of America was for so long and when the big corporation car manufacturers
were talking about moving to Mexico, he said, if I become president,
and I'm going to put a thirty five percent tariff on the cars you make
there, and no one's going to want to buy your cars. And I
think for people who feel like they were forgotten, they were part of the
middle class, the jobs were going away, call it AI or robots or
whatever was happening, the jobs were slowly slipping, they were manufacturing was down.
I think he spoke up for a group of people that felt like they
were forgotten in America and did something no other politician than I can think of
ever looked at the CEOs of these companies and basically say, go ahead,
fucking try it. Yeah, I don't think that has ever happened. I
was thinking about this, I go I'm not sure that had ever happened.
Now, I'm not saying that he's doing that necessarily this time, but I
think he would do it again. And I whether or not Donald Trump could
have carried through with that had that happen, I don't know. But the
mere fact that he said it made people feel like finally there was somebody who
had their back it was finally somebody who was going to stand up for the
people that felt like they were gotten. And I often think too, you
know, the Trump has we can say, is hated. I think that
it's an ugly word hate when you actually think about it, right, we
often but I think there's a big portion of people that just hate Donald Trump
and hate what he represents and hates this. And he's a creation of the
media, and the media hates him. They created him. They created fucking
Donald Trump, you know. I mean, Trump has spoke a lot of
his ship into existence, but movies and TV shows and the number one they
created this guy and now they hate them. It wasn't too long ago,
media, but now that he stands up and I'm not gonna say and I
think I really believe that if you sat down with most people that uh,
they're gonna say. I don't agree with a lot of the stuff he said.
I may not agree with some of the things he's done in his personal
life, Marley whatever. But that thing he did where he stood up and
said I got your back where he says I'm going to protect you from this,
and he's a patriot. And I sat here with a ninety eight year
old Battle of the Bulge World War two veteran who talked about like we could
go. I watched him at ninety eight go right back to being eighteen and
in the army and killing a German soldier as he told this story. And
the only president, he said, the only president whoever got down off the
dais at D Day and came and shook their hands was Donald Trump. And
you can tell me that that it's all bullshit and it's not patriotic, and
he didn't go into the warl I don't know. I can't say. All
I can tell you is the people he's I think he puts his money where
his mouth is in terms of those things. I think he would have done
everything he could have to get a thirty five percent tariff had things moved out
of there. And I think people are so tired of this, and I
think his election the first time was a fuck you to the career politicians and
everything else that no one seems to have woken up and listened to that part
of America, that is the forgotten part of a man. I mean,
we already know which way the coast are going to go. We already know
that the reason there's an electoral college is because the populations are both mostly on
the coast, and we can't have the coast rule the country. That's not
democratic or fair. That's not what this country was built on. Man,
I measured New York State, who always wins the elections exactly because New York
City runs the show, right, So we can't have that and that's not
fair and it's not represented. So now you've got what we call the battleground
states. I think it wasn't there like the Brexit states for a while or
something to that extent. Yeah, these are the states. And he's speaking
right to the people that feel like they've been forgotten, lost their jobs,
are some of them homeless, don't have anything. But there's something they haven't
lost. There's one thing they have not lost, and that is a vote.
They have the right to vote, and they have one vote, and
so does somebody with a ton of money, and so does somebody with a
ton of influence. They have one vote. And on that level, everybody's
pretty equal. And I think that that's an important thing to remember. And
you know, love hate whatever with Donald Trump, he did say to people
like spoke right to them like no other politician has he's not a career politician.
He talks about draining the swamp. Can he really do it? Who
the fuck knows. I think everybody has tried for years or to some extent,
and it's never been really possible. Once you get in there, I
think it gets there's stuff we don't even really realize that goes on right,
kind of a quid pro quo, and hey, we'll try to do this
and can we work together. But I think that most people probably aren't in
love with Donald Trump, but they love what he said, and they love
that somebody is standing up for his back. And I think that whether or
not, I see a lot of headlines, a lot of excuse me,
a lot of social media headlines. I'll say that yesterday President Trump has become
President Trump for the second time after what happened yesterday, And I don't know
who can tell. Yeah, A lot of people thought that after the fourth
debate, after the thirty four after got the thirty four charges that he got
rendered. Yes, he found guilty of thirty four counts, and all of
a sudden you got guys like Kevin O'Leary from Shark Tank going, I gotta
throw my support behind Trump. This could happen to anybody. This was this
was a witch hunt, and America like backed up Trump and now this this
happens. I think this is the debates happened, then this happens. I
mean, it's like it's all lining up for President Trump at this point.
Yeah. And whether or not, Look, I worry that he's talked about
changing the constitution and doing those things. That those are things that have me
very concerned, right And whether or not and and I don't and I don't
know if the Project twenty twenty five or something like that, that's that's some
scary stuff. He's he's renounced it. He's denied that he's a part of
that. Right, But I mean, you ever know, I mean,
you really don't know, right, But either way, Yeah, either way,
I do know this. I know he stood up. I know he
said that. I know where he said that. I remember when it happened.
And I think that that's the thing, and I think I think it's
a great it's the greatest fuck you. It's the one last fuck you from
the maybe the struggling middle class who lost his family in his house and lost
in a divorce because he just can't find a job and is miserable, and
he's cranky, and his wife is this, and you just said, fuck
it, I can't deal with you anymore, and I'm out. That guy
has one thing left, and that's a vote, and a vote for somebody
who he feels like has his back. Whether he agrees with other things or
not. All he needs is that one. And I think that yesterday Donald
Trump, I mean, the fact that it just grazed his ear is somewhat
of a miracle. Yeah, if he turns his head post on Twitter,
like they said, if he turned his head head to talk to people on
the right side of the stage, yes, had he turned his head to
the left, it might have blown his eye out. Yeah, we'd have
civil war right now. I mean, I don't know. I would hope
not, but yeah, I would hope not to. But I'm just saying,
like, and I don't want to see that. I don't want Donald
Trump dead. I don't, No, not at all, No, not
at all. And the most famous person who has turned in this whole thing,
I don't want to be in terms of like fame like their Hollywood.
But Ashley Babbitt was killed on January sixth, she was a Democrat, and
she switched because she felt that, like in California, the government wasn't serving
her her interests as a business person. She finally said enough was enough and
became a Trump person and then went on January sixth, ended up getting killed,
you know, And I mean like people America, like Middle America is
like enough, They've had enough, They've been forgotten, and they don't want
to be forgotten anymore. He was the guy who was like, hey,
I won't forget you. That's sort of what I feel is the is the
thing, you know when I really thought about it today, But what is
the appeal of Donald Trump? Why is there such this thing? Because we
can all go, ah, disgusting. The other part of that is New
York State, as you say, is I would think if there are some
in the country that may refer to it as a liberal bastion. Okay,
So if I don't agree with the politics and things that go on there,
then yes, and I'm in one of these states that is really in play
in the presidential election, whether it be Arizona or Wisconsin or Ohio or Michigan
or whatever. Pennsylvania. Yeah, I may say I'm voting simply in the
fact that I don't want to go in that way. Yeah. I may
not be in line with everything this guy says, but I don't want to
go. You always vote for a person, you vote for an idea,
yeah, saying like, Okay, who's going to represent my best interests?
Right? Our best interest? I mean we don't love the politicians. I
mean they're all crooks, but at the end of the day, most of
them. But at the end of the day, just the Yeah, it's
just you gotta hold your nose and vote. It's some it's a uh I
mean my father, Oh gosh, it's scary. It just yeah, it
bothers me deeply that this happened. And I'm not a I was not a
Trump guy, and I can see the appeal as I laid out here.
I understand it. I get it. Uh not, you know, there
are other things, but but this is fucking well. I mean, I
didn't vote for him the first time. I didn't vote from the I didn't
vote for anybody in the second time. But the first time, and I
saw what was happening, well, nobody's voted for anybody in the second time.
No, I didn't vote for either presidential candidate in twenty twenty. Oh,
okay, that's what I meant. I'm sorry, because like he ran
again to hold up his you know, to stay in office. But the
first time, oh, I got you. Yes, twenty sixteen, I
did not vote for President Trump. I got you. I'm sorry. Twenty
twenty, didn't vote at all. Yes, But well for time, beauty
buddy, Over time, I went got one verse some things that Trump did
that I really liked, particularly what was going on in Israel at the time
too, with the Abraham Accords and all that stuff. I'm like, holy
cow, wow, no kidding. You know, he was doing some good
stuff, and he would stand up to people, you know. I mean,
I could see why he appeals to people and like him saying keep keep
fighting, keep fighting, keep fighting as a secret service trying to usher him
out. But I mean, the best audio, I mean, that's gonna
be played from now until the end of time. The best audio is I
don't I don't know, because I stayed away from news on purpose, and
I probably shouldn't have because we're gonna we were gonna do it. Well,
there's some new stuff I'm I get into a little bit. But I saw
something on social media, and of course I listened to the audio, and
it's Trump saying let me get my shoes on, because they had. But
I don't know that he ever got brought down to the stage, because that's
the criticism. They all held him up and I stood him up, and
he's being taken another shot. I don't think. I think I felt like
he was trying to stand up. I felt like he was strong to try
to stand up, and he saying, let me get my shoes on,
Let me get my shoes on. You can hear that audio. Uh So,
I don't know, but he may have wanted to stand up and go.
Yeah, I thought, I thought, and I know that the word
was fight. But I thought at one point and again, I'm looking at
some clip, and I always, always, I will say this, and
I mean this. Whenever you see a clip, try to find at least
a little bit longer clip because sometimes things are contexts out of context. Not
necessarily with this, but I'm just saying in general, right, especially when
it comes to politics. But the I thought he said, I thought I
saw a fuck you. I swear to it. I felt like and I
thought, you know what, God, you're good Okay, I get it.
Sure somebody tried to just kill you. You're I'm still standing after all
this time, What were you going to say? New stuff? Because Trump?
I want to be I want to be careful about this because again I
didn't have access to every channel when it was happening. When this was happening,
I was in the middle of something else completely, and according to Twitter,
and again just what I've seen on Twitter, because the algorithm could be
geared a certain way, that Fox News had this. Twitter had this,
but CNN like an assassination of TIP. They came right out and said it,
whereas CNN didn't call it an assassination a TEP. They said he fell
secret service, caused a disruption. And then there's a woman who was live
tweeting during this in in Times Square and you know they have those big screens
in Times Square where they bring the news, and the news was not talking
about this at all, like minutes after this happened. Now is that true?
I mean, if that's true, I don't know. I got a
TMC was the first to learn. I got to let you know, followed
by the local CBS affiliate where we live that put out and push notifications on
the phone that there was what all they said was disruption or something. I
think that. And then I did see something out there, and I don't
know, maybe it was a scene in things saying don't call in an assassination.
Don't call but I think at the time they were saying, don't call
it an assassination attempt. We don't know what it is exactly that yet,
let's make sure we have all the facts before we start just jumping to whatever.
But it was an assassination attempt. It was and is known now as
an assassination. The other thing that that has no excuse. The Buffalo News
didn't even put it on the front page this morning. Okay, I didn't
even mention it. That's your mean the guys that the guy was a president,
he's running for president. You don't put that in your front page.
Yeah, then for post? Did New York Post? Did I think New
York posted? I did New York Post had something. I don't get the
New York Post, I get that. I don't know what the d did.
I don't get the DNC. I'm not paying for that crap. But
the Buffalo News did not. I know for a fact. The Buffalo News
did not put that out there. Yeah, I don't know, that's bullshit.
Yeah, that is trueistic and I don't want to use this word.
It's bs. It's journalistic. BS. Well here's the other thing. Come
on, everybody already knows today you know what. I don't know that anybody.
But if it's not that, it's still I mean, that is your
top story. It's it's that's your top story. An American presidential candidate that
next president was try to assassinate him. Yes, the leader of the former
leader of the free world. There was an assassinated assassination of tipt On his
life. That should have on the cover of every freaking newspaper in this country
today. I can, I can the teaching that in college. Well,
here's my teaching. Just hey, follow your heart whatever you feel. Right,
here's my question though. Now, like I didn't find out from traditional
news, I found out from a push notification on my phone thanks to the
news channels that I follow. But the first one was would be I think
it's fair to call them tabloid journalism. But I always think like The Inquirer
was one of the best, and I think TMZ does an amazing job and
TMZ was on this right away. And but so my question is if I'm
if you're in charge of a newspaper, do you try to then find like
do you put the family of the guy killed? Like everybody already knows.
I feel like majority of people already know, like there's no newspapers unfortunately are
dying for a reason because the news comes out so fast. Now. Used
to be radio was the fastest medium in the world because you didn't have to
set up a camera and you'd have to go live and you have to get
the connection so much you could just call it in right. I'm here on
the street right and it's boom, it's out there. Now. It's like
I'm getting push notifications. I didn't go to any traditional media. I did
not go to any traditional media yesterday to find out more about this. Interesting
when you think about that, like what you're saying, so, I do
you think the traditional media would actually like try to play catch up here?
I don't know. Well, it's like, sometimes okay, I'll tell you
this. I there's a lot I do too much thinking on things. But
let's say the podcast, for example, sometimes I go, I know,
like we're we're on demand listening, right, we're taping this. At one
point you may hear it. Sometimes you hear something a couple days later.
So I don't want to do certain things. And I know, like traditional
media is going to have the breaking stuff. So do I counter that with
things like you've already heard all that talk? Do you want something else?
So? I don't know, Like, if I'm running a newspaper, you
already heard all this stuff about Donald Trump. Everybody's yapped about it. By
the time our newspaper comes out the next day, we're already behind. Who
buys newspapers typically fucking old motherfucker's right, So who would want to read that
story? Right? Okay? I mean that's a fair point. I mean
that's a fair point. I mean, was that was asinine? Yeah?
I think I think what I would be trying to do if I ran a
newspaper, I would be trying to find the in depth thing. Can I
get an interview with the family, Can I find somebody who went to school
with him to say, because you know, and I even begin in the
article, here's what happened. Most of the world knows. Here's something about
this person you may not know. I mean, the day after the inauguration.
We all know there's a president, right, and they post, hey,
guess it was evacurated yesterday. But the biggest, the biggest thing that
anything anybody can do in life, I believe, is provide value of some
kind. And I don't know what value a newspaper anymore when all the when
I'm getting it on my phone. I don't know. But you still gotta
try. Yes, I hear you, But my question is trying. I
don't know what the I don't know what that looks like. I will tell
you this. Back home where I'm from, you know, the local newspaper,
you know, is still thriving because no one's covering anything in northern Chatagoa
County, right, So that's their only means. It's it's a fabulous paper,
and that's their only means of like the real news, because the Buffalo
News is not gonna have a bureau coming down covered Chautauqua County. It's just
not even talk County doesn't really want to. No, Yeah, they're like,
oh gosh, another Wendy's uh, real quick on Donald Trump. One
last thing. And I've said this many times before, and I know that
Danny doesn't necessarily agree with me on this. On this you don't. You
don't, but I'm going to say it anyway. And I don't mean to
be picking on you, but you and I kind of had a little battle
over what I believe. No no, no, no, no, no
no no. Listen to me. Okay, all of attraction. Okay,
I think Donald Trump. If you whether or not you like the man or
not, again, try to put those things aside. Try to put your
emotions aside. And let's look at the logic of this. If there are
laws in the universe, gravity seeing a law, Okay, Uh, then
I and everything else is attraction. Attraction, attraction. Donald Trump speaks things
into existence. If you were going to do a hang on, if you
were going to Danny, if you were going to do an impression of Donald
Trump right now, what would you say? You know, we are the
number one country in the world, I'm the number one candidate. We are
the best by Trump's steaks. You can fight him at the Sharper image.
Am I wrong? No, it's huge, it's magnet. I had the
number one show. I beat Branson, Yes, I killed him. I
beat Mark Cuban. I killed him. It's all true. It's all true.
I'm just saying, like, if you want the law of attraction and
speaking into existence, that done number one. Yes, here's the other thing
I'll say, every time you push against the war against the fight against the
battle of that, this to that, the number of people who push against
Trump, what did you get? More Trump? More Trump? Rachel Maddow
was her career to Donald Trump. Maybe I like to think she had a
little bit of a cruit before that. But I didn't watch I didn't watch
Colbert. Yes, they're a pullem and then the Trump stuff happened. He
was anti Trump, and that kind of helped Colbert. So but my look,
my thing is that guy speaks things into existence. Someone tried to take
his life and they grazed his ear from one hundred and fifty yards on ballistic
I talked to Chief Matt Barnes this morning. That's why I was trying to
set things up through the and he has been a I believe he's a tactical
sniper. I believe Chief Barnes is trained as a sniper for maybe the bomb
squad or some tactical unit within where we live. He said to me that
even a cook is trained on a weapon of similar ballistics and similar structure at
three hundred yards. This guy was one hundred and fifty yards away. How
did he miss? He's a twenty year old kid with no training. That's
why it's basically what he said. And you know what the other thing is
that kid might have been shitting his pants. Gone. I can't believe I'm
you ever all bravado, bravado. Just think about this for a second,
and I'm not trying. So we stuck into the PGA Championship and got into
the clubhouse with a lot of we're up here, yeah with the Wannamaker trophy.
Well yeah, but it's like Danny got all. There was the uh,
they're looking at this d just be cool, Just be cool, be
cool. But my again, go back to something that you were all bravo
and then you when push comes to shove, how many people back down?
And I'm not saying please, I don't mean to. I'm not trying to
how do I say this. I'm not trying to close my eyes when I'm
really trying to think of something. I'm not trying to say make light of
a situation that was awful. My point is, now go back to a
point in your life, whether it was you're talking a whole bunch of shit
where you're gonna jump off the highest plank at a pool and you get to
the edge and you go, fuck, I can't do it. Think of
this guy, I'm going to kill the president. And the next thing you
know, you're so nervous, you're spraying bullets. You're spraying bullets, and
think, thankfully, not thankfully, so horrible that it ever happened. Not
thankfully so, But again back to Trump and then speaking into existence, A
bullet Grace is here. Bullet Grace is here, and he still says all
the big things and we're all still here. Yeah. Wow, Yeah,
And his life has been pretty mag pretty interesting. Nothing else right, Yeah,
it seems to have had a lot of really cool shit go on.
Has a lot of properties, did a lot of travel the world, see
all kinds of things. Has his name on buildings. I don't know many
people of that who have that. Again, I'm not trying to build up
I'm just saying, if you believe in the law of gravity, there's also
a law of attraction, and he seems to really have mastered it. One
stat I want to give you there was a guy named Mike Winger. He's
a Christian pastor. Uh, and he's got a Twitter account and he asked,
he goes, did your pastor bring this up today? And it split
fifty one percent about three thousand respondents. Fifty one percent, including my pastor,
did not bring it up today in church? The other forty nine did.
I just want to throw that out their food for thought. I don't
know, but I mean, did you want him to bring it up?
No? Do they try to stay a political Yeah, my pastor tries to
stay a political Yeah. I mean you could tell where he leans, but
I mean, yeah, he's not gonna bring politics to the pulpit, right,
And I'm actually I was happy that he didn't bring it in today.
Now, if you want to pray for America and everything else in general,
that's awesome, that's fantastic. But for pastors today actually prayed specifically about you
know, this whole situation, well, the well being of the people involved.
I mean, look, your friend is so shook up, or the
person you know who's at the rally so shook up. Imagine being then Trump.
Yeah, someone tried to kill your gosh. Yeah, you know what
I mean. And there's still like a young guy. Yeah. That that's
the human side of things that I hope people wrap their head around there.
Thought that was fascinating, was like split, yeah, interesting, All right,
we will take a moment and lighten things up, I promise. Right
after this, Leo's has got the dessert your family will love, including Leo's
famous Boston Cream Pie. It's a moist sponge cake filled with homemade custard with
a decadent chocolate topping, one of my favorites. Plus, remember Leo's has
hots for the grill like swegels and boreshead hots again another of my faves.
Plus fresh baked rolls and all the sides and so much more. Tell them
Billified sent you to load up for your grilling weekends. What's the best thing
about Leo's Everything on desk Maatch Drive in East Rochester open every day here.
Smoke Distillery the internationally acclaimed New York State farm distillery at Ironsmokedistillery dot com.
Got a home that's in desperate need of a superhero. Call Mac of all
trades, the cape crusaders of home repair. Whether you're faucets leaking like a
bad stand up routine, or your kitchen needs a remodel so fierce it'll make
your mother in law's hairdoo stand on end and say, wow, this is
actually decent. It's a job for Mac of All Trades, from small missions
like patching up that totally not your fault hole in the wall, to full
scale kitchen makeovers that I'll have you cooking like a Michelin starred chef. Need
a new deck to host your superhero watching parties. Ma's got your backyard covered
like a vibranium shield. Electrical issues got you living in the dark ages MAC
will illuminate your life brighter than a gamma radiation experiment gone wrong. And here's
the best part. Their prices are so good good you won't go broke like
a certain playboy billionaire whose shield doesn't quite obey the laws of physics, you
know the one. So suit up and give Mac of All Trades a call
at five eight five to zero two ninety two eighteen. That's five eight five
to zero two ninety two eighteen, or online at Macofalltrades dot net number one.
This week, all across the land, baby Burke, she's been telling
me all nine long. Come on, Danny, very yeah, please go
must be the style of music ground right work, buddy, hell do are
away so hard you're never gonna get it. But I'd like you to try
my problem. Okay, crown here because set them bringing another out. We
need any more to steven on excite. Heard this song the other day.
Yes, it's number one. It's been on the charts for twelve weeks.
Billboard. Fumy, I'm a double shouting whiskey. They know me jads down
street Shaboozie town Oozy, Shaboozy. I know I don't know Shabooze saying about
booze shocking, but down in the four country ws fun again. I don't
know much about Shaboozie. I'm gonna turn this. See you can see Shaboozie
have tattoos on his face. Oh he's flash Yeah I do. I know
they're gonna do any sheet again. Tell you got to bring a frame.
Oh no, he comes, This is my life. No, it's very
far. You'm stepping on its site. She don't need a dance far.
Oh my good lord, Someone fum me up a double shoutingskey. They know
me jas down He has a potty downtown in her fist and tipsy it's the
name of the song. Tipsy is the name of the song or a bar
song. It's called Tipsy. Uh number one in the land, Daniel,
number one in the Yeah, I went to. So I've had Jamison for
the past couple of days, and uh, it's always a weird thing for
me because there's always a little bit of this. It's I think I've said
on here a lot of times, like what is lacking in parenting? Sometimes
when we hear modern parenting, and again, I think we always hear the
worst case scenarios. And I think that a lot of parents do a really
great job, and the kids that I know were always seem to have really
strong family backgrounds. But I would say a backbone, right, So if
some parents says TikTok all the time, I don't know what to do.
There's such an influence about oh you're the parent, take take it off the
phone or take the phone away. And but I will say easier said than
done. Like Jame in somehow has a friend here. I don't know really
the connection and this and that he's been invited over can he go? And
I'm going not unless I talk to the parent. Yeah, And then and
he was like, oh, come on, but he was cool, and
then like there was allegedly an invite back for today, and I'm going it
seems weird. Sunday's usually family time. I don't want you intruding on someone's
family time. But then I wind up I wind up calling hang on one
second because Chief Matt Barnes is calling hang on one second. All right,
That was Chief Matt Barnes who just called. And I know that we talked
a lot about the Trump stuff, but I think this is interesting some of
these things that he said. And you got to hear the conversation and am
on speaker. He said that everybody in the army qualifies on a similar weapon.
Now, the M fourd's what they used military for, which is very
similar to the AR fifteen. I think you can. I don't know that
you can fire an M four bullet through an AR fifteen, he said,
because the bullet is slightly different, but you could fire an AR fifteenth bullet
through them four, so they're compatible. Their platform is very much similar to
the platform of the guns. And he said that you learn to adjust.
He is a SWAT certified police sniper, Matt Barnes, but he goes it's
one of these skills that it's a diminishing skill. If you don't use it,
you lose it. Right, It's like bunting, but he's like three,
you know, three hundred yards and these guns have what he was saying,
a sixteen inch like drop, So if you aim for the top of
the head, you may hit the middle of the chest. But it's just
it's not that big of a drop off. The bullet holds because again gravity
is pulling down you're firing out, so, you know, just some physics
stuff. And then he said, but someone failed in this detail. That's
what he said. He called it a catastrophic failure that a twenty year old,
untrained, non military, not police trained, was able to get off
a shot at a former president now running for president again at one hundred and
fifty yards, he said, his catastrophic failure. And I think it was
one hundred and fifty yards. Yeah, So just to gif, you're into
a Bills game, look at a football field or a football field. Yes,
you've been in a football game. Just look at the field. Just
at fifty more yards. That's it. That's not far. No, And
if you've ever shot and somebody listening may have I have shot an AR fifteen.
I don't know that I was one hundred and fifty yards away, but
we may have been. And I know we had it steadied. It was
down on a table and we were shooting at a metal target, and I
might have been one hundred and fifty yards. But these guys who are snipers
are trained at seven hundred and eight hundred yards. So this is just a
chip shot, you know, one hundred and fifty yards again not to do.
But the bigger question, I think for a lot Nic said this earlier,
is like, these guys have to be competitive. How do you get
a twenty year old, untrained able to get off a shot within one hundred
and fifty yards of a polarizing former president of the United States. They have
to know he's a polarizing guy, you know. Now, I think that
we hear if you hear. I wonder if this kid shot one bullet and
then he was dead within seconds, because all the we hear several pops.
But I wonder if that's counter like counter sniper fire, right defensive fire'd be
it could be I just he the shooter was dead. But I guess my
question is if the shooter could be killed that quickly. Then like, how
do they not have a target on him in the first place? You know,
I mean, I just I hate to have my mind go there.
But it's like you found him in like no time and he shot him dead.
Right. Well, but when they do these things, like you know,
Chief Matt Barnes from the Fairport Police was saying, they have let's say
in this town, Fairport, they have Fairport Canala Days and Fairport Music Fest.
Yeah, months and months of planning for the safety go into that.
There are snipers, there's rifle there's shit you don't even know a logistics but
on the roofs and things at these events. Like the world is created by
geniuses to be run by idiots. But he's saying, all the genius is
in the details. But he's like, you've got if you don't do your
due diligence, you'll get fired. And so you know, it's months and
months of planning on these When a president visit, I think, God,
when I thought when Trump went to Ireland, it was a big deal because
the Secret Service are told they weren't allowed to carry their guns and they fought
back and go, yes we are, and they go through the tunnels,
they go through everything, and the chief said that they weld down manhole covers
and then the municipalities have to come through and cut through the wells because they
don't want anything. They leave nothing to chance, like someone pops out of
a manhome, blows up a car. As this is the presidential motor cad
is coming through, you know, anything is possible. So they try to
do that, and the overwatch is for months and as he said, this
is a catastrophic failure, and one hundred and fifty yards is not far.
You know, you're lucky. Nothing more than an ear grace happened. Had
But again, if he was talking to the people right in front of him,
he's not here right now. He's dead. And I know he said
one or two percent of the people are chosen for that detail out of the
Secret Service. The Secret Service was money police to protect the money. Yeah,
treasury police. So when you hear the word secret service, I mean
doesn't mean they're guarding the president. We think of it that way, but
it could just be those guys from the Matrix who who. Yeah, it's
just it's something that a twenty year old kid with no training at all.
And by the way, I legally owned AR fifteen, owned by his father
since twenty thirteen, and this kid grabbed it. And the family is cooperating.
And you know, I don't know, as the chief said, I
don't know anything about the family. But they lost a son too. Yeah,
and you know, so it's it's like the human side of things.
I just try to keep the human side of all this. Whether you love
Trump or don't love Trump, that's a human being. Are here's someone that's
shooting happened in Las Vegas that nobody could get their fingers on. They interviewed
the guys and he goes, man, I don't even know my brother was
into guns. I didn't, he goes. He was like dumbfound I was
surprised he even took the interview, because that makes you a target yourself for
people. But I mean, just you know, the family like you got,
you just got a feel for them. You have to all right now,
I had promised that we were gonna lighten it up. I promise that.
Yeah. Richard Simmons died Thursday. Well we could do Richard Simmons.
I'm sorry, No, we could die do Richard. Richard Simmons Richard Simmons
and doctor Ruth vest tam Ah the picture of the two of them together.
Doctor Ruth used to have a radio show and it was called Sexually Speaking,
and it was a syndicated show. And I think it was before Love Lines
with Doctor Drew. I think it was before Love Lines in the eighties.
I know I know it was because I know it was because I used to
listen out of a station in Kingston, New York, and I would be
up in the loft and then in the loft. I was in third,
fourth, fifth grade, and I remember listening and I would hear all these
things, like all these sex things about wet dreams and boners and erections and
all this shit. And I would sit there having a fucking kitty hard on
for hours and hours, like just listening to this late at night. It
was late at night, Like I started like nine or ten, Yeah,
might have been after ten. It might have gone ten to midnight. And
I would listen as long as I could, with the like not understanding anything
that I was hearing at all. I didn't know what a wet dream was.
I didn't know what sperm was. I didn't know what you know,
come insert, I have no idea, but I knew, I mean,
I knew the basics. I was like hyper sexual, but I think that
happens when you were molested. And I remember, like in third grade,
all I wanted to do was look at a naked woman, and my buddy
in second grade gave me his dad's playboy and I think I dry humped that
for fucking years. So I was like a hyper sexual kid who was like
really afraid to do anything ever until I got over that. But I used
to listen to her all the time. And then I found a clip of
her and Richard Simmons together on her TV showing nang and away with that's not
it. I went to fourth Sorry, I would like to welcome a man
who has made dieting and exercising fund for millions of people, who has even
I understand, gotten his own mother to change her favorite recipes. Now that's
something, well, com you're such. I know there's a key behind you.
Sometimes I haven't seen it yet, but I know there's like a little
key that, I mean, the same key that you have exchanging it.
Richard, Is that too that your name wasn't me? Yeah? I was.
I was baptized Milton Tiegel Simmons, and I live with that name for
about eleven years. That's what you were Jewish? Well, that's your second
question. See I'm one of the first questions. No, no, no,
it doesn't go like that with me. Now. No, I am
Jewish, but I didn't find out I was Jewish until I was nineteen.
I was raised Catholic in New Orleans because my mother, my mother, who
was Jewish, wanted to go into show business to be a folliest girl.
And when she left to become a folliest girl, he disowned her. So
she kind of pulled back on her religious feelings and she married a Catholic.
There you go interesting, right, Yeah, yeah, but I didn't know
the tour together Richard Simmons, doctor Ruth was Jewish. Yes, no,
yes, no, eat it, don't eat it? Oh my god.
How was your Thanksgiving weekend? Were you on a high protein, low protein,
low carb, no carb, low fat. Look, Richard Simmons.
There isn't anybody who interacted with Richard Simmons that I knew of him in radio,
because he was everywhere and on everything from infomercials to TV shows. He
did Whose line is it any way? Where I saw a funny clip like
a month ago and they're rerunning it again now of when Richard Simmons was on,
and it was hilarious. He was somewhat androgynist. You didn't know if
he was gay or straight. You assumed gay, and me, I don't
know. He'd be on Howard Stern, he'd be on other local radio shows.
But everybody who interacted with him had the same thing. Love. Oh
yeah, the guy was just if he may be I always say human beings
are incapable of unconditional love. He may be the closest. And I was
reading some stuff like he was born with less bones in one foot, and
so he couldn't do certain things, and he was depressed, and so he
ate a lot, and food became as comfort because both his parents were skinny.
But he was fifteen and two hundred pounds. And he went to a
Halloween party, he claimed, and dressed as a couch. Oh wow,
Well, at least he had a sense of humor about himself. He well,
I gotta find you a kid who dressed up as a couch for I
wonder if he's the inspiration for Ryan Reynolds's character in Just Friends, because he's
wearing this fat suit and then he goes off to like Hollywood and becomes his
agent. He's a skin stuff. You know, he's trying to tell his
old that he liked he loves her and stuff. But he's dressed like Richard
Sibbs. He's got curly hair and he's fast. I wonder if it's the
same. No, that's funny. Well, there is a I thought Paully
Sure played him in a movie. The Pauli Shore is playing him and they're
filming it right now. They're filming it now. Richard didn't give the bio
cup, the biopic company, permission to do his life story. Richard was
going to actually send all his life story to somebody else. Yeah, So
like Pauli Shore is playing him. But I don't know if they discussed almost
looks like him. Yeah. Now TMZ did a whole thing on where's Richard
Simmons because he just disappeared in like twenty thirteen, twenty fourteen. He went
after but I think he just said, I'm I don't want to. I
don't know. People thought it was his housemaide holding him hostage. Others thought
there was they did welfare checks. I'm fired, I'm fired. Really yeah.
I think he did a podcast in twenty seventeen that was huge. They
did. We'll try to figure out what happened. Richard sibbitts if people keep
him against his will, and he came right up. Then he got then
you rate on Online and US Weekly and a couple others. He sued them
because they said he was undergoing a transition to become a way yes, yes,
and he sued them for defamation, and the judge said, while that
is you know, well you're not going through changes like that, at the
end of the day, that is not defamation the character. And he had
to pay the lawyers of of US Weekly and Radar Online their lawyer's fees even
though he was slandered. They go, technically, that's not or libeled.
But that's technically not libel. Saying that something like you did something illegal and
you did is libel. Saying you're getting a you know, a sex change
is technically not lible because, well, people may frown upon it, they
may have opinions about it, but at the end of the day, it's
not illegal, it's not a defamation of the character. So the judge through
the case out interesting. So yeah, but he I remember watching him those
infomercials as a kid. And the thing is is that I didn't realize he
got into fitness because well, he wanted to lose a ton of weight.
But I didn't realize that the time, gyms were not for people trying to
get in shape. They were for people who were already in shape. And
he wanted to change that and say, no, you may be heavy set,
but I'll tell you what exercise and diet. It's gonna get you in
better shape like it did for me. And he had this way about them,
and he became famous, and he had those dealer meal cards. Yeah,
and if you follow those to the tea, you're actually eating. Right
to this day, the reason people put on weight afterwards is because I'm good,
I've lost no weight. Yeah, and then went back to the bad
habits. Well, I just don't know anybody else were Everybody that interacted with
them said the same thing, yeah, and all loved them. Everybody loved
Nobody had a bad thing, the same, un energetic, memorable, positive
for the most part. Maybe a pain in the ass, maybe a little
over the top, maybe a little bit flamboyant, you know, took over
everything. Yeah, kind of, but it was fun. It was all
meant and fun. Well, he took over one of Kevin Williams' forecasts.
He was a and he ran through like the shot, Well, Kevin Williams
trying to do the weather on the green screen and becomes Kevin b becomes Richard
Simmon Rick running through the shot and I think he's a whoo or something like
that. I don't know. He was everywhere and he vanished and then but
I don't know how did he die? I don't know. They ten o'clock.
The authorities were called to his house on Saturday, Saturday morning. The
funny thing is that his birthday was the day before, and he went on
this like fifteen tweet story about the history of birthdays and how he was celebrating
his birthday. He was grateful to be seventy six and everything, and then
even tweeted on the morning of his death something like say fabulous or something like
that, and then he then he died, and yeah, that's awful.
Yeah, well there you go, doctor Ruth and Richard Richard Simmons, who
everybody seems to have nice things to say about, and uh, just a
choice Garty. He looked himself as the court Jester. Yes, the court
Chester. I think that's the name of the movie, is it. I
think they're calling the movie the court Chester because everybody gets depressed, including the
king. Who's the king called the court Jester? And I am that court
Chester? He said, court Jester. He said, you're going to lighten
things up. I know. Well, no, it's not your fault.
Because we got the call. I had been talking to Chief Matt Barnes,
and there's a couple of guys who are retired Secret Service agents who have worked
the Biden detail and the Trump detail that live in our area, and I
was hoping to get one of them on but didn't. Actually, I think
these guys don't want to talk about this shit, and I think anything they
would say would almost sound like they were here's what I would have negative to
that, And I think the thing is like, there's I don't know,
but I would think that there is a fraternity of some kind that you've gone
through and that you know, mistakes happen. Unfortunately, all right, we'll
take a moment and we'll lighten it up. I promise. Right after this
at circul Law, their foundation lies in this the belief that everyone deserves a
fair defense. Steve Circue and his team tirelessly strive to ensure that their client's
rights are protected, and they leave no stone unturned building a really strong case.
So if you're facing a DWY or possibly accused of a crime you didn't
knowingly commit, circul Law will defend your rights and personal freedoms. Now,
look, they get a criminal cases of every scenario. Simple misdemeanors, they've
done it, Serious failty offenses, they've handled that as well. At circu
Law, they believe preparation is key and make sure to thoroughly prepare for every
possible scenario. If you've been charged with a crime and need a defense attorney
with integrity and experience both in and out of the courtroom, it's Circu Law.
Call them at five eight five three eight five twenty five ten, or
you can email them through their secure contact page at circulaw dot com. Make
sure your rights are protected with Circu Law. Victor Chrysler Dodge g Bram Route
ninety six in Victor and online at Victor cdjr dot com. Jojobista and Winebar
has byob today Monday. That's right means bring your own bottle. Now,
most restaurants are going to charge you from twenty five to thirty five dollars for
you to bring in your own wine. But on Mondays at Jojo Bista and
Winebar, can bring in your own bottle and will not be charged a corkash
feet Now. Some people bring their favorites to share with friends, or some
bring a special bottle from their cellar just for themselves. No oh, that's
just me the perfect way to enjoy these wines and not have to clean the
kitchen. Mondays, b yob only at Jojo Nice see you so you can
see these so as joy to so you can see n I can't do desper
It's not Brittain spirits. No, Sabrina carbon never heard. I'm old.
I'm trying to bring it up to the head ship. How'm old to you?
And I know it's saboozy, It's Sabrina. Come on. Did you
find this on the John Mayer Life Channel? No? I did not,
No, I didn't. Actually, oh, I may have heard espresso on
the John Mayer channel. He does a thing called a New Music Tuesday Friday.
New Music Friday Tuesday plays new music on New music. I went to
record archive yesterday. Yeah, Like, how much do you think of record
cost? Now? Just a regular record? What do you mean like a
vinyl? How much did vinyl cost when you were a kid? I don't
know, okay, and then when we got older, CDs are like fifteen.
Yeah, there's forty dollars thirty nine ninety nine for a record, which
you don't need a record. You could find the music streaming, but people
like to have the records. Forty bucks for a record. Yeah. Wow,
it's a lot about a new record, brand new record. Yeah,
I guess I don't really know. I will tell you one of my favorite
things to do. This is an interesting uh, I'll just say it.
Judge me. If you want an interesting date idea. If you are adventurous
and you got somebody who you're hanging out with that could be cool, or
maybe it's just your wife or something. To mark it up, you go
to the record archive or anywhere. The record archive has the five dollars brown
bag. It's spriced like five records in a bag. You're getting shit that
they don't want and then right that never sells or whatever for five dollars.
But if you have a record player, you grab a bottle of wine and
you go home and you listen and you laugh, or maybe you find music
you love, maybe all of a sudden, this is like, you know
what I'm saying. I love trip it over new music. But I'm just
saying, like it could be it's new to you. It's gonna be new
to you, or it's gonna be shit you new, or it's gonna be
something from a time period that you're familiar with and maybe a song you weren't
aware of. And it's kind of a cool thing to do. If you've
you know, if you've got you got to have a personality. Yeah,
exactly. You gotta have a cheap night at home. Yeah that's a perfect
way. But that's what I'm saying, And you got to have a personality.
Here's the thing, like I think, and I don't. I can
say this because I was married or I technically am still married, but I'm
not with that person. I would say that I am. You see where
you stop trying, And I think that sometimes things right, But if you've
got somebody, I don't know it. I like adventures, fun shit,
right, I do fun things. Like I said the other day when I
was a kid my father. I don't know what I'm admitting this again,
but it happened to be that Laura was in the studio and you might have
been here. Okay. We talked about the coffee scoop. Yes, yes,
the coffee different colors, different colors, and I said that I changed
that to let me guess the color of the panties you're wearing based on the
outfit you have on. I haven't seen your panties today, but and I
go, some people may find that offensive. But she's like, I think
that's so funny, and I go, yeah, because it's just playful.
It's just fun. But man, it's memorable. If you had a guy
in your life that you dated, that's just fun. Don't You just want
to be around people who are fun? Yes? And don't. And I'm
not saying that you have to be serious and there are moments, but isn't
there fun And you're most fun with the people you care the most about,
right, so that would be yourself. That was it. Speaking of that,
I went to cluck if you buck or Tanye over here, it's along
the canal Jamison. Jamison got a crawfish boil, which I know most people
don't like the mudbugs, but he loves crawfish. He's a Southern boy and
he ate that. And that was amazing. Then on Friday we went to
Sea Breeze. Of course we had to go look for sneakers. Now,
I don't understand what makes a sneaker valuable these days, like the different eras
of Jordan. I don't even know how you evaluate the money, right,
but we know that if you get the original Jordan, it's this, it's
that. So we went to the plug who had advertised on the podcast,
and there was He wanted an ack gel fifteen hundred the ac jel. I
don't know they made anymore. Okay, okay, hang on. So we
went to one store and then we went to Dix, and the guy at
Dix goes, yeah, man, you're not going to find those in any
retail store. You're gonna have to find them in like a shot that resell
sneakers. I said, wait, they're like a collector's thing. And I
guess they're so big now. So we went in and an acic gel whatever
was one hundred and seventy five bucks. Okay for a pair of these.
Wow, And I'm like baseball cards. I go, Okay, how do
you like? I'm going what made? Where's the demand? Who knew?
These running shoes, these basic running shoes now are so popular among a certain
segment of the population that there are one hundred and seventy five dollars now.
I don't have I don't have a problem spending money. Maybe that is a
problem, but and I love I'll buy good running sneakers. I like the
Brooks running sneakers. And you're gonna spend one hundred and fifty to almost two
hundred dollars. Those are good sneakers. But I'm not I'm not buying you
one hundred and seventy wall No to wear a part of his to wear though,
Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, these are part of it.
This is part of the fit, Danny, He's got a fit. Oh
wow, Oh yeah, this is I though. Guys are just like Biber
decoration. This kid watches Jamis and my fourteen year olds and watches all kinds
of fashion, like dude style on TikTok and stuff, guys modeling different clothes
and this and that, and he's looking for his fit and he's all about
looking as good as he can. Now. The kid is six foot about
to be six foot one. He has a size twelve foot maybe. Uh,
he's not done growing, So why am I to buy you one hundred
and seventy five dollars shoe you're gonna be out of? And then what are
we gonna do? You know what I'm saying. I go, I'm not
doing this. So I said to them, look, I love you,
I'll spend up to this amount of money, but I'm not going over that.
So maybe it was the bad dad, but I'm My bigger question was
how does that shoe become all of a sudden, this thing that I didn't
get it? Yeah, I don't understand. It's there. They were there
one hundred and seventy five bucks. Uh. And then we went to Sea
Breeze. At least didn't ask for the Lonzo balls. No, right right,
right fall. They basically killed his career. Yeah, they're so bad.
Uh. The Sea Breeze and we were racing on the water slides.
We did all the water slides, the Lazy River, and I he likes
the wavepool. I'm not a big fan of wavepools. I don't know why,
just rather be in the ocean, but he likes it. He likes
being tossed around by him. And we went out deep and something happened in
the wavepool. And I will say Sea Breeze does an amazing job. That
park is clean. There's not I mean it is spotless. The rides are
very efficient. They move you through jacket even at the line. I did
the jack Rabbit twice, which I think I'm starting to get old because I
felt a little queasy after the second one. Then we did two of these
other this newer ride that's been there a couple of years, but it's newer.
It's all rollercoaster, no loops. But you spin around on the outside
of this thing that's on the track and it flipped. You're all over the
place. I did that twice too, But they do an incredible job.
We're in the wavepool. We're about to get out because the waves have stopped,
and all of a sudden, like just as we're walking out, they
sound the alarm again. Okay, so that means the waves are coming.
So we go back in and this guy, older guy looked to be a
little older than me. It seemed pretty fit, and he goes out.
He had been sitting at the edge, so I don't know if he had
kids that were playing in the water. But he came all the way out
to this deep end off into this corner. We were sort of the only
people out there off into this corner, and he was probably a good fifteen
feet away from me, and he just kind of floated around for a second
and then went back in. What do you think happened? I think the
guy was taking a piss. Really, I think the guy came out there
and took a piss in the corner pool. Now I have no way of
proving it. I couldn't. Look. They have so much chlorine in there
that it's cloudy anyway, it's kind of cloudy. Yeah, and I'm going
the amount of FECI this is human smoothie and that's singing. There's feet Okay,
I said, pools are like what those balls are that McDonald's. Okay,
Yeah, well this is the way. But I go. I think
this guy, it was the weirdest thing. He just came out. I
was there for maybe not even a total of ninety seconds, floating around,
maybe maybe two minutes just there and then came out. And then as we're
walking out, he's sitting back up on the up the edge of the water,
and I go, what the actual fuck happened here? I think that
guy went and took a leak out in that water and then came back in.
And I don't think he thought anything of it. I swear to God
he made eye contact with me. I think he made eye contact. Going
you watch, I go, I can't. I'm I think he took a
leak out in the pool. That's what stings your eyes. It's not the
chlorine, it's the urine in the pool. Stop it. When I was
telling by whom our teacher, a chemist, No, yeah, our biology
teacher told us, she goes, missus killsback to She's like, uh,
yeah, I don't. I've heard that too, But I'm not. I'm
not really. But I also like when I had said loureen in the pool
myself, and it would sting my eyes after I just put it in.
We also had Jackson and Jordan No, I know, well that's true too.
He did watch this, watch what you know, and jameis and I
would we race around. Now here's an interesting thing. Uh there there were
moms, some in bikinis, some in you know, in bathing suits,
but bikinis, and but they were being. They weren't like anything. The
dads that were in shape, I felt like they were peacocking. Now,
I don't know if it's just me. I don't know if it's just me,
but I saw an in shape dad, kind of walking chest out,
proud, kind of give you he hey y yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
yeah yes. Because most of the guys, like I used to always joke
like you go to I used to say about a different water park, but
the waiting pools or the wave pool and the waiting pool. They had a
waiting pool for the little kids. You could kind of go out and only
get up to like two and a half three feet. It was like watching
water buffalo, you know what I'm saying. They would just go out there
and marinate in this shit. And most of the people are heavier, set
out of shape. And look, if you've got kids, it's you're running
around all the time. There's not a lot of time to get to the
gym or keep yourself in shape. But his one dad, man, he
was I go and he was in decent shape, not great shape, not
phenomenal, didn't have ripped dabs or anything, but fit. He was fit
and he knew it. And he was walking. He was peacocking a little
bit. So yesterday doesn't turn Hey is one of the kids, Come on,
try to keep up. I was like, that's what my father would
do, all right, buddy, thirty years old than you, I could
still keep going. You could keep up with me. So I came out
here. I wanted to look at some guitars in their clothes. But anyway,
come out here, and along the way between Henrietta and Fairport, I
must have seen four different dads mowing the lawn with no shirt on. Oh
yeah, well it's hot, it was. Here's the thing though, they
had no shame. Yeah, like whatever is that? It is their property?
Yes it is. But I was like, oh man, I would
not I couldn't do that, all right. I couldn't do that. Did
I tell you the idea for a video I have? And I got to
actually is a deadline on this. I got to do it. So there
was a day I came here to the studio in Fairport, and Fairport's become
the very popular village where we live. And a guy is walking. It's
hot, It's like one of the early June hot and there and it's maybe
a Tuesday and He's walking into town no shirt on and not in great shape.
And I know in New York State women can go topless, and I
thought, wouldn't it be funny, wouldn't it be funny if this if I
did a video where like we pretend there's a town ordinance under thirty five mail
you can go shirtless. Over thirty five you can't, or maybe under thirty
five and under two oh five, right, she can't. Chief Barnes pulls
up. He's got to call at somebody's house. I'm on Sport Road.
Hey, I'm walking with my shirt off, and all of a sudden,
here and I get I'm pulled over, and like they're going, oh,
could you get a chick to be put of this video? Because I pitched
this idea, And I don't know, because that'll just that'll kill the whole
thing for me. It would be great, but it'll kill it. I
said. So I'm there and they go, hey, man, uh,
listen, we know you're over five, and you're definitely over two oh five.
You got you gotta have a shirt on. Listen. I don't mean
to do this, but gott and all of a sudden, as I'm getting
the ticket up walks my son, Jordan with no shirt on. Hey dad,
you're getting a ticket? Yeah, and they go, Hey Jordan,
he goes, what are you getting a ticket for? Eh, your dad's
got no shirt on. Well, neither do I Jordan looking great, have
a great day. And then they drive off like something like that. I
think it would be really funny if I shot that video. That would be
very funny. But yeah, i'd be hilarious. Oh, by the way,
before uh, I wanted to play this because this is uh. Shannon
Dherty also passed, and we did mention that earlier. But Hi, I'm
Shannon Doherty. I've played the girl next door and the Girl not so next
door. I've produced, I've directed, But now I'm doing something I've always
wanted to do for me. I'm on my way to getting my college degree.
I locked onto Education Connection, the free service that showed me hundreds of
schools and degree so I could pick the right one. Now I'm actually getting
my degree in liberal arts online. But you could get yours in business,
in culinary arts, in nursing, in criminal justice, even a degree in
technology from my herego were those commercials? Yeah, I know that was It
sounds like the Everest. Yes, it was like right up through the Everest
heads. By the way, there was one death that really scared me.
Jacoby Jones was a hero the Rayven's last Super Bowl wine and he helped get
him there. Like he had a huge catch in Denver for a touchdown.
He returned a kickoff for a touchdown against the Niners forty years old. Everybody
said he was fine yesterday, just didn't wake up this morning. And everybody's
like, what forty years old? What happened? Well, they don't know.
And I'm like, I'm forty four. I'm like, all right,
what's going on. Everybody's gonna die, I know, right, So what
are you afraid of? Well, you know, what are you afraid of?
Leaving my wife? I mean, I don't want to leave. I
want to leave, but I'm not in a hurry to die, right,
I'm not in a hurry to die. I think that. Look, I
don't know. Everybody's gonna croak, die whatever. And you go on to
the next thing, right, you go back to I merge with my creator.
Well you kind of go back to being whatever. You know, your
energy you never really die, you can't. There's too much whatever it gets
all weird, but I hear you, but I would think for you,
you know what's happening, you know where you're going? Yeah, you're fine.
I want to give Race and Randy a call because somebody sent me something
kind of funny. And then i'd actually like to get Randy's thoughts on Trump's
situation. I don't know if Randy what. Whenever there's big breaking nudes,
aren't even curious? Aren't there certain people you go, I just like to
hear their thoughts there some the dead like Dad. It was one of my
favorite guys that if that was me. Yeah, Hey, hey buddy,
a ready, Hey, what's going Hey? What's going on? Guys?
I have something I want to play for you, and I don't know if
you're going to be able to recognize it or not. Is this a good
time or a bad time? By the way, we're just calling out of
the blue, that's okay, don't worry about I'm watching a Hallmark mystery thing
that the dead letter off of people thing signed zero delivered. It's good.
It's a series of Hallmark mystery things. Pretty cool, go ahead mysteries.
I didn't know Hallmark was doing mysteries. We got to do our homemark movie.
I got a lot of projects, a lot of irons I'm trying to
put in the fire, and I think in the next two weeks so I'm
gonna have a little clarity on things for real where we go. Okay,
but I want to play this for you. Listen to this. My balls
are twisted at my seatbelts or how often is this going to be? It's
definitely gonna be a few minutes. They got a two barrels that are tipped
over that they're going to have to re chill and then put back a place.
So I don't want to go ahead and get your balls where they need
to be. Like Kyle Larson talking about his balls being twisted in the seatbelt,
Uh, I bet that hurt. Have you ever heard of that happening
to guys in the in the cars? Well, but they're in harnesses,
so doesn't it go right between their legs? It goes into their legs?
I mean, I guess so maybe maybe if you were flipping in the air
from the crash and was going out and out and out, how it might
happen. Maybe I don't know, because I think I've had I've sat in
those harness seats, And now that I think about it, I forgot that
it's the harness seat. Your balls can get squished because they tighten that ship
down and if you don't get the balls to one side, they're splitting.
Man, it's like splitting aces. That's well, I remember. Remember a
lot of those guys like in NASCAR, all those seats they were are especially
fitted to them. So like Randy Lejoy, who was a great bush racer.
He owns a company called The Joy of Seating. He's well known.
He builds a lot of seats for NASCAR drivers and other race Carver series drivers.
He builds seats and they're made I would need. I'm all ball,
I mean, I got I like to say this, Randy. I know
it's t m. I I'm a grower, not a shower, but the
balls are big, and the balls I'd almost need like a rest, like
if I could get one up into the left device for my balls. That's
what I'm saying you. So when you're standing there, you want to put
them on a ledge. I understand. Well, even if I'm sitting there,
that thing, Randy comes, now that I'm thinking about it, that
hurts. I've had that happen. I've even had it happen on like roller
coaster rides where they give you the harness thing like it comes in your balls,
like oh yeah, yeah, they don't want it, they don't want
you to move. So yeah, I could I could understand that. I
could understand. Well, here he buddy Peter brigin one last time at Candego.
By the way, wonderful cool. I like hearing that Peter Britton is
from Australia, Ozzy's and Ozzy came over here and fell in love and has
a five or six year old daughter. Now Tracey met him yesterday for the
first time and she fell in love. I think they were having a chicken
barbecue for the Honor Flight thing over in Canadagua, and he happened to be
there with a couple and another guy I know race there, a couple people
I know race there and uh, I got it. She got to meet
Peter yesterday. That it was pretty cool. That's uh, that's amazing.
Uh. No, is there any NASCAR this weekend? Yes? They just
finished today. He just finished the race of Pocono. Ryan Blaney got his
second winner of the year at Pokanol. Just finished about it a little over
an hour ago. All right, very good, very good, Uh,
Randy, while we have you, I always like to get your thoughts on
world news and big news and with President Trump in the assassination attempt, I
don't know if you had any thoughts on that. Surprised. I couldn't believe
it happened. I'm just pretty much, I guess just pretty much. You
know. You know, what's funny people say, I heard somebody say today.
I overheard somebody talking today and they said, you know, if that
happened, fuck them, doesn't happen to Putting. So we actually said that,
how come that doesn't happen to who? Putting? Over Russia? Pudding?
Oh? Putin pudding? Yeah putin. Yeah, I've got me.
But that completely surprised me with that happening. I didn't even nothing about it.
This morning. Tracy had to tell me about it because I didn't know
nothing about it. Is that I got the pudding pops. I got the
jello pudding pops. Ready, I got the flatterer pudding pops. There you
go, he's perfect. Yes it is. I would say that, uh,
like Trump or not, this is a button. This is a bad
thing. And I that a twenty year old, untrained kid is as one
police officer that we spoke to off off air but gave us some notes and
things, and he said, this is a catastrophic failure. That a twenty
year old untrained on military trained, on police trained got one hundred and fifty
yards shot off on a former president of the United States or a future president
of the United States is a catastrophic failure for the Secret Service and whoever else
was on this detail, right, you know, like you're not going to
say, I just it surprised me when we traced to him by this morning
and I finally got a chance to watch what happened and all that later today,
and I'm like, wow, that's freaking on. I just I would
never would have thought that would happen, right, Yeah, that was just
that's my you wan. I just was surprised, very surprising to me or
something like that. I would never thought something would think, yeah, you're
right, because Trump is polarizing, we know that, but you would think
that the security would be so stepped up, and I'm sure it is everywhere,
and as we were told, they even well down manhole covers. When
a president comes to town or a presidential candidate, so nobody, so nothing.
I mean, there is an over overwatch on this stuff that is detailed
to the nth degree, right as my mother is a ty nth degree,
but it is. And but here clearly there was a breakdown somewhere well there.
But there was a thing I was watching today with me and my follow
how watch TV, and it was a thing I'm CNN and there was somebody
from the not the secret Service, from the FBI Special Force a thing or
whatever. And she had said that there was a breakdown. That she goes,
the prom is that there's tooth in they don't have enough people, uh
to the agents are working twelve hours a day. They ran down the short
she goes, it was a complete breakdown. You know. It's just and
I can understand that. I mean, that's not the easiest job in the
world. I mean, it's not thegiest job in the world being FBI ages,
you know, being an FBI showed at the risk not the easiest job
in the world, you know, but all the time you your thing is
to put your you get in the way of anything that the president has to
happen. And just it really I said, to see that happen to hear
it happened. It's a surprise, just really surprised me. I never thought
that would ever happen. Yeah, well, I mean, uh, we've
had it, right who there was an assassination of Kennedy and then the assassination
attempt on President Reagan. Yes, there was a shoe thrown overseas at George,
but that was nothing. That was a shoe. I don't think there's
been an assassination attempt that I can think of on anybody else, not even
putting no, not not that I could take a right off the time I
had situations. I'm sorry if I remember, because I remember, I can
remember a glass, and I can remember. This is a long time over
the Middle East is on warship. I think he was heading assasin it should
attempt done on him if I remember eight Yes, But in terms of American
presidency, the only I can only think of two in my in modern times,
I would say, monitor, right, right, right. Certainly there's
brought guns into presidential areas, yes, but no gun shots fired. Shots
All right, buddy, Well, I hope you enjoy the rest of your
Sunday, and uh, we will talk to you maybe next week. Yeah,
let me get a couple of things in here real quick. You got
it? Next next week's Sunday to twenty first Iron Horseman's forty ninth Annual More
Seculo Drags a South Butler. Check it out. There would be a good
time. Registration and open registrations at eleven eight start raising about one thirty.
You can get in there earlier. I think it's like, I think it's
fifteen dollars for a person to get in racers. I think it's ten,
but don't count. Don't quote me on it. I don't hit the car
in front of me. But that should be a good time. It's always
fun to watch the guys go one hundred some miles an hour out of racetrack
motorcycles with just the helmet of leathers and don't crash. You know, they
and they do have done a great job. And the food is phenomenal there
today right now, the food will be phenomenal. It always is, so
that'll be a good time. And then two weeks and then the week today
we got racing the South Butler again, we'll be racing. And next Saturday,
Midsummer Madness at Empire Draguay Jerry's place, Jerry and Claire's place. You
want to go check that out. There's gonna be funny cars, top fuels,
quick gase to some pro mods there and it will be a great day
of racing. I will meet Tercy and my grandson will be there. Awesome.
All right, get out there, say hello to racing Randy. What
day does that again? Hang on second, what's anybody which which part?
Buddy? The Empire Drags that July twentieth. Next week Saturday, the Horseman
is on Sunday to twenty first, they're racing and the mid Sun Midsummer Madness
at Empire Dragway on the twentieth Saturday. Okay, so it'll be yes,
yeah, next week. Yeah, yeah, this me, sir. Yes,
it's gonna be a great show. Oh yeah, that's right. And
I got my uh my oldest grandson will be turning sixteen on Tuesday, so
he's going to go get his permit, watch our world get off the road?
Did you teach how to? And his mom was going to, but
I will help out if I have to. And Thursday, my uh my
youngest grandsons to turn one well in Texas Ranger. Yeah that's right, that's
right, Yeah, that's right. Yeah, I got it's a big week
for the family. Yeah, it's a huge week for a Silanal family this
week. So he's going to be it's going to be a good time.
You have grandson. He's a not get his prug. He's going to get
his permit, Susie. His mom's going to go help him get his permit
on uh Tuesday, and uh, I'm sure grandma and grandpa he's helping him
teach him how to drive and momature, I'm gonna drive and we're going to
put that five point harness in the car and get that all so far and
with h and you know everything like that. Ye, make sure his balls
are to the right, is to the left? Yeah, my balls are
always bouncing to the right to the left. Oh yeah, and you know,
remember remember when I brought him up to the radio station. How sure
he was? Yeah you remember that bell. Yeah he's hollering me now really
yeah, hell's he hollering me? Yeah? Well he's gonna be sixteen.
Yeah, listen, I got I got a fourteen year old who's one in
shorter than I am. Right now, his fourteen year old is one just
in shorter than villas right now. Oh my god, Jamison is six feet
tall. It's gonna be six yeas now, so that's right, because yeah,
because Amris, who was born the same day he was g's what four
eight? What is he four? What? Well, she's five one and
a half five a half. Jamison is six foot and on his way.
So right which foot jameson and on his way? He's playing basketball and uh
lov and loving life as a fourteen year old. Oh, I'm sure he
is. Man in the second day avings some fun. Yeah. You don't
even know Randy. I don't even want to either. He was doing a
whole dance the other day, Like I was listening to music and he he
and Jordan came back from somewhere and he goes, what is this music you're
listening to? And I'm like, it's it's good stuff. It's like steely
dance. So he starts doing this dance. He goes, hey, Jordan,
is this how you dance? Is this how you dance? And then
he goes he starts dancing, and he goes, uh hey, ladies,
and he goes, hey, get the fuck away from me, all right.
He dances off, and his whole skit is that kid? To me?
I find him very entertaining. I shouldn't admit that. But he was
doing his underwear, was he No, he was not doing it in his
underwear. But had he thought of it, okay, he would have.
He would have back. Well, we were in we went to Sea Breeze
and we're in the changing room and they have curtains there. Now, I,
if I were with my buddies, would have whipped the curtain open on
my buddies when I was about his age. He stands outside and goes,
dad, No one wants to see that. God, like really loud.
So yeah, so you're standing outside right, yeah? In public? Yeah,
nobody wants to see that? Oh God? Oh yeah yeah nice?
Oh yeah yeah. He's a Morando found about it. He's a Moran.
He's a brand. All right, Randy, say hi to Tracy and we'll
talk to you next week. See you, buddy, we're hang on sake.
Say hi, Tracy. He said, high. Alright, alright,
guys, see you last money, all right, brother, see you man?
Back there you go race and Randy doesn't he he does for Dan Morillo's
down twenty seven pounds, twenty seven pounds, twenty seven is the Lord.
Yeah, I am impressed. I'm telling you his strength, Danny his strength,
so I didn't have it. And I told you a story I should
have told you for vanilla pudding. Yeah pudding, that was great. I'm
Bill Moran Wills santamorrowa man and