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The Good Day Program on August second tis a Wednesday, isn't it? Yeah?
It is Wednesday. For a moment, I was like, wait,
is it really? Are we really into Wednesday already? Yeah? We are
so enjoy enjoy, enjoy. As these sanitation workers did. They hit the
jackpot. They pull their money together to buy lottery tickets and they clear end
up last week with a jack potter one point two million dollars. Eleven women
working as waste collectors in a town in India. As it turns out,
I decided to pool their wages for a chance at the lottery. So the
reason that I tell you the story is because there's always hope, there's always
a chance. And don't tell I never win anything, you know, with
that attitude, guess what you won't, right, I never win anything well,
And you don't have a chance if you never even try and play.
You know, what's the old expression, you can't win if you don't play
exactly answers automatically know anyone well. And then there were I think there was
a winning ticket in Connecticut sold for forty thousand, that one forty thousand and
the mega millions. Yeah, yeah, noo, yeah, a single winner
in California, remember, took home a billion dollars over a billion in powerball
money a couple of weeks ago. So anyway, there you go, help
yourself to the prize and the prizes. You're living, you're breathing, you're
listening, you're talking, you're thinking, you're doing. You can go play
here and go play there, here, there, and everywhere. Georgia Power
Company announced the commercial operation of the first new nuclear reactor built in thirty years
in our country. Jay, So this is going to be a power source
in Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. It's known as Unit three, one
of two that started construction back in two thousand and nine. This Scenaria southeast
of Augusta, Georgia, powers five hundred thousand homes. This is a reactor
that was expected to start generating power what I think, back in twenty sixteen.
But there were delays, there were costs. The environmentalists went bananas on
them, costs them. They had listened to this. This is how crazy
the world is. Fourteen billions what it was supposed to cost to build it
ended up costing him twenty billion dollars more than that because of environmental and governmental
hurdles that they had to keep going through and it took them an extra seven
years to build a thing. Are we, honestly do we get the benefit?
Really? Is there the benefit of spending twenty billion dollars worth? The
ask is for a couple of purposes. I'm involved in a development and some
of the things that come up, some of the regulations that have been put
into effect, some of the things you have to do, not only that,
just living, you know that as well as I do. Try to
get a driver's license or it's, as I've said, this the easiest thing
to get in America at the moment in terms of a license is a gun
license. Everything else over the moon. So anyway, yea, some states
trying to get your vehicle legal from one state to the next state. Right,
it's up next. Yeah, it is absurd, and California is the
worst, but there are others that are like that. Anyways, So let's
see what happens with that power down in Georgia. Speaking of Georgia, he
thought, I wasn't going to talk about President Trump, right, wrong,
I have a little conversation. Let's see how many different problems did he have
Yesterday? There was January sixth stuff. There was the problem down in Georgia
of trying to overthrow the twenty twenty election. So he's got two indictments already.
Now there's a third set of charges that were announced yesterday. Grand jury
handed up a wide ranging indictment against Trump, alleging that he undertook a quote
criminal scheme to undermine the results of the election. The prosecution says this scheme,
which involves six unnamed co conspirators, included enlisting a bunch of fake electors
in several states, using the Justice Department to conduct sham election crime investigation,
enlisting the vice president who alter the election results and doubling down on false claims.
As the January sixth riot ensued, all of this stuff was supposed to
keep him in power. So they say, so, yeah, it doesn't
seem to name the six co conspirators, although we can probably guess right who
they might be some of them. Anyway, Well, I keep thinking about
the when he was giving his speech telling people to kind of like stopped doing
what they're doing. But the way it was word it was like, I
think, it's to the proper pods and stand down and stand by, stand
by for what. Yeah. So the also, the the paperwork says,
quote, the defendant spread lies that there had been outcome determinative fraud in the
election, and that he had not that he had actually won. And I've
said this myself a number of times because the electoral college is so confusing and
so out of date and so inappropriate that there are all kinds of chances whether
Trump was legally elected. The number what I really and I don't even remember
this. It's been so confusing. If Trump got the total number of votes
ahead of Biden, that is like al Gore had the total number of votes
more George buch the popular vote than he did win. He didn't win legally,
but he didn't win in an authoritative sense. And I don't remember I
remember the numbers of Gore over over a bush where we're pretty dramatic actually in
Florida, and I bide in one popular and electoral. But when Trump and
Clinton in that election, Clinton one popular vote or no, yeah, popular
vote, Trump one electoral? Hillary Clinton, Yeah she did. She had
more votes than he did. They was Hillary? Listen, what did it
make what the personality is or who the person is? It is right or
it's wrong, and it's it's the electoral system is just wrong. And so
now we've got all of this huzzer eye that will cloud Can you imagine?
I was talking to a friend of mine yesterday who is a good deal younger
than I am, looking at the world, looking at the situation in our
country and how messed up it is and where we got and how we got
there. You know, people love to blame. I don't know that I
might have a sign in here that says fix the problem, not to blame.
So the problem is that we have the ability of the early voting,
the male stuff. There's all kinds of ways that you can, you know,
commit fraud. Here there's a you think you can pick take your pick
not and so here we have this whole um, the whole businesses is for
cacti as far as I'm concerned. So Trump has to go today? Is
it today? Tomorrow? Thanks tomorrow before judge Tanya truck Kin? Is that
how you product your name? Truck Kun? I think that's it. She
was at the lead when it comes to the January sixth case. She's been
tough on these rioters and she's so far at thirty eight people to jail and
she has ruled. I mean, there's no room for rioters. Approach,
testers and writers are two different things, and there's absolutely no space for the
riots. My heavens, but this stuff. Can we call these bombshells?
I suppose we can. Some people will call them bombshells. It was a
forty five page indictment and so he spent was it yesterday? We were talking
about how much money? But he has spent it, but it wasn't his
he's taken. I think it's sixty million bucks of money donated to his campaign
to pay his legal bield. Legal is that it's legal, But is it
moral? Is it just? And I can hear some of you who love
Trump saying, yeah, he shouldn't have been charged. Let everybody pay.
I think that's where I go off on a different street. The people that
hard working folks that can Yeah, they like Trump, that's swell. But
is this what you expected your money? And maybe you can turn it around
and say, well, if this is used to help keep him out of
jail, then he gets to be elected president again. It's worth it?
Is that? Is that the way the thinking goes. There's so many different
things to think about. That the the whole business. The American people want
him so badly to be an office and he's such a thought that you're doing
all of this That again makes a statement on you don't let the American people
truly vote or pick who they want to pick. The campaign responding to the
indictment on their whether they have Trump's truth social platform right, it's called truth
and some of the things he has posted. The lawlessness of the persecutions of
Trump and his supporters is reminiscent of Nazi Germany and the former Soviet Union and
other authoritarian dictatoria regimes. Trump has always followed the law and the Constitution with
advice from high they accomplished attorneys. Yeah, that's so much who we Yeah,
there's just been so much in quote unquote trying to get Trump. If
there happens that there actually is anything that they all guilty of is yeah,
it's just going to be. It's pretty much tarnished because it's like they've lost
all credibility, and it also brings up it kind of opens a can of
worms of how are they going to do this for future presidents that people just
some people just don't like. Yeah, I remember when Trump said, say
the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me. It was already said
to the Attorney General at the time. Talk about people, the issues and
the events. So here's the Taylor's Swift, the Taylor Swift tour and what
it's raking in for cash. Wow, look at these numbers, sold out
shows out in Englewood. The result of that, other than lots of people
listening to the thirty three year old singer, there is something that will make
people smile. People like her, They love her, they love her music,
they love pretty much everything about her. It's like she should be president.
I think Taylor Swift should run for president. How many people think that's
a good idea of raise your hands, yeah, look at them all.
Taylor Swift, she's too young the you gotta be thirty six and she's only
thirty three, but she's close something that'll get you to smile about her if
you like her at all. I find myself fascinated by this woman, this
young woman, not because of her music, frankly, and her music doesn't
really sing to me, hasn't registered with me, but the way she conducts
herself, the way people react to her, and the goodness in her heart.
Plus the fact that she's seen about every other guy in Hollywood at one
time or another, as she gets around, as she takes no prisoners,
she's nobs and now it seems that she has because she's made so much money
on this tour, she's decided to shelve some of it out to the people.
The dancers, the rigors, the sound techs, the people that are
catering. All the people that have been working on her show have shared in
fifty five million dollars. Yeah, right, one hundred thousand dollars apiece.
Well, no, that's not even what their pay was. That was a
bonus. That was just what I'm saying that she even did. Yeah,
it's fantastine. She's one of those people that she is loyal to her team
and her team is loyal to her. There are, I think very few,
not as many as there should be, when it comes to artist musicians
that they have their team around and once you have a job with them,
you'll, unless you really mess up or choose to leave, you pretty much
have a job for life. She is now, she's been around America,
She's got shows in Latin America. She's going to go to Europe and Asia
and Australia apparently next year with this same tour. It's the same song set
right when She's sings twenty songs forty four yeahs and most of them are set
and a couple of them change per show, like she does to two new
songs each each time that she hasn't played previously. Yeah, well, she's
a okay in my book. I think that she gets a thumbs up for
pretty much everything she does. So good for you, Taylor's swift. Do
you have plans for Friday? If not, you might want to head to
a national park. This weekend is the third anniversary of the Great American Outdoors
Act. AH. Yes, bipartisanship at its best, the law actually helps
to protect and improve and sustain public lands. I find I remember when I
owned some land in Arizona a number of years ago. I didn't realize until
then how much land the government owes. The government of the United States owns
about one eighth of all the land in our country is operated or run by
the Bureau of Land Management to be LM, and they own lots of well.
I mean this is it's good for us to have parks recreation areas,
no question about that, and the ability to protect them is a good idea
for sure. And because by the way, to get back to the reason
for this weekend, the Interior Department, who is waiving entrance fees for all
of the federal land that the Bureau of Land Management runs that marks the anniversary
this weekend. So you want to go to a national park, get in
the car on Friday and go to the nearest national park wildlife refuger like that.
What the problem I see with the wildlife refugees refugees refuge is the right
word are e fuge is that they usually don't let you in. It says
government land, no trespassing. And I always think to myself, I'm gonna
if I want to, I'm gonna go on this land. Governsn't governs.
Then the government doesn't have any money if it doesn't have my money. And
so if I've paid, you're a part owner. If I'm a part owner
of the wildlife refuges, I'm going there. And but the other side,
it is what they don't tell you on the sign is beware of bears,
beware of lions, be aware of cougars, be aware of things that are
on the park that we've protected that are part of quote unquote wildlife. Right,
it's not just the birds and the bees and the part of it.
Don't disturb their habitat, don't invade their space. But also this is for
your protection too. But at what point did we just say, you know
what, let Darwinism do its thing. Let's see what happens. Yeah,
I hope for yourself. Ah. Yes, But there's always there are these
stories, more and more of them every day, didn't I see one.
There's a story about Yeah, another shark bite. Here we go. I
found it. A man was hospitalized, got bitten on a Florida Barrier Island
lower leg chomp. Now the fellow of somebody referred to it as rare.
I don't think from what we've heard this year. That was my takeaway to
Charlotte. Attacks are rare at all. They're pretty commonplace. Yes, this
is a twenty year old guy in the water at the north end of Anna
Maria Island, the Gulf of Mexico, just a little south of Tampa,
and so he was out having some fun. A couple of lifeguards hopped on
the boat. When I got the victim, they treated him his leg or
where they had enough of it to wrap it back together again. Anyway,
look down at your leg and you see it just hanging there. What kind
of a feeling is that? Oh? Wow, I feel like it'd be
one of those things like I don't want to look, I don't want to
see anything. No, I'm going to keep my eyes closed tight. No.
So, anyway, apparently this species of shark goes for fish, and
somebody had just gotten some fish and that was blood in the water and bengal
you get the story, right. So shark attack, wasn't it? When
did we have shark Week? Wasn't that just a couple of weeks ago.
I feel like, yeah, it's it's typically what the end of July.
Yeah, but it wasn't very exciting this week. Maybe that's because it's been
two dogs. That's why they had to have Jason Momoaay now people will pay
attention again, exactly. All right, let's speaking of paying attention. What's
going on with Mega millions? No winning tickets sold? The jackpot now is
at one point two five b whether it be billion dollars the drawing last night,
no, sorry, nothing happening. Last jackpot winner four mega millions was
back in April, and so you'll see the same stuff, the same business.
You know, the pot of gold at the end to the rainbow is
that mega millions. So are we buying tickets? Why not? It's the
fourth biggest ever. But you have the least time, you know what Rich
mcfadd always used to say to me, after we'd have these conversations on there,
go buy a ticket today. You have a better chance by a third.
So so when this one point two five billion, it's one and three
hundred million. If you buy a ticket after this jack potts one, it's
one and two hundred million. Actually a little bit less than that. Even
so, how about you know, we win twenty five million instead of one
point two five billion whatever, which I feel like you can still do a
bit of damage with that. That's a good lump sum, right, we
wouldn't throw it out with a trash right under the circumstances. All right,
back to school season. How do you support your favorite teacher? Any thought
being given to that? Yet I just find it so it used to be
the first of September we'd get worked up about this stuff. Now it's the
first of August. Well, because you have tax free weekends and it's a
good opportunity to go buy a lot of these supplies and not get taxed on
it. Yeah, and the schools always have your list of okay, here's
here are the supplies the student will need and all of that, and sometimes
just get extra things, or if you already know who your child teacher is
going to be, asked them, hey, what do you need for your
classroom? Because most of these teachers, they supply, they decorate all of
this out of their own finances. It's their own budgets. They don't it's
not from the school or anything like that. Yeah, so just ask how
can I support you. What do you need? What the heck do you
do? I say this to school boards and local school departments? What are
you doing with the money? Why is it that there is such a shortage
of things? What are you supposed to do with What do you do with
the Aren't you supposed to buy books? Aren't you supposed to buy supplies with
this stuff? What are you doing with the money? Where's it going?
Somebody just sent me a note. I want you to talk more about Donald
Trump. Guess what. I don't want to talk anymore about. I recognize
that name. I can't place the favor, right, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, So okay, yep, do we give him sixty seconds?
Um, he lost the election? Okay, that's not news. There
are a lot of people. But then yeah, then did he really?
While though, oh my god? Anyway, Ron de Sandis describe the indictment
as the weaponization of the federal government. There's something to be said for that.
And it is a relentless and if if I just can you hear my
my desperation and talking about this and we're and I go back to the Chinese
the story of the in the last half hour, you can get it by
going back to Gooddayshow dot com or it'll be in the download for sure at
Gooddayshow dot com or wherever you get your podcast. The story about the Chinese
government buying a warehouse and doing research, the research on COVID in our country
in a building that they bought in a town of twenty thousand people, and
they've just left the boxes with all of the dead rats and mice and bugs
in there. Who do I think? I asked the question once. Maybe
maybe it's not enough, though, What are we doing paying more attention to
what's going on with the Russians in the Ukrainians? Okay, so the Ukrainians
sent some drones over the Russian capital and dropped a few bombs. Must have
woke putting up from a sound sleep. We're gonna get those guys. How
long has this been going on? A year and a half, right or
more? Yea, yeah, a year and a half. It started in
February last year. Pot said it will last seventy two hours tops. Okay,
good for him, not too good at telling time. All right,
let's talk about job growth. It's increasing, cooling inflation. Americans are more
optimistic about the economy, according to a poll done by the Biden campaign.
Okay, do you believe it? I kind of believe even though it was
You know, whenever whoever pays for these polls or research stuff, they always
get what they want. They It's like a lawyer. Tell a lawyer what
you want the outcome to be and he'll figure out how to get there.
Well, but also, who are the people that take that area. They
take part of these polls that are supposed to be representation of everyone else.
I think that this is good though. I'm optimistic, but I've been optimistic
since the beginning when everybody else was pessimistic. I said, there will be
no And this is just gut stuff that I come up with. This isn't
based on research or it's it's instinctive with me because it's always maybe I learned,
because it's never as bad as you think it will be, even though
the COVID thing was about as bad as I ever want to experience in terms
of my country leading me down the wrong path, because that's what my country
did. My country led me in a direction which was not the correct direction
to go in, and we still haven't done anything about the real problem,
which is the fact that the virus came from a Chinese lab. And if
you look at the posting that I have on social media Facebook dot com for
slash Doug Stephen and it's also on the Good Day Show social media pages.
The video coming from the conference last week of the European Union looking into what
COVID was all about. The stuff that came out of that hearing from every
mayor European country was so damning, was so destructive to the core of how
this campaign for COVID was took place and who was presented. It gives you
shivers to think that we are that easily duped these days, because that's what
we were. These guys all agreed, and they're all authoritative, not just
scientists and politicians, but people who have tracted this sort of thing. It
was really, I want to say, refreshing. It certainly was ear opening
and eye opening. And so it's twenty two minutes and I've noticed, you
know, a lot of times when I post things about my family, grandchildren,
etc. I'll get dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of likes.
I posted that. I think there's four because people don't take the time to
look at it. And that's the problem a chance to see it because the
algorithm catches some keywords it doesn't like and then doesn't even put it into news
feeds. Most people on social media see what's in their news feed, they
don't actually go to the other pages and scroll through to see what's there.
Well, you do that to your own detriment. I guess much anything else.
Here's a Kansas farmer who's planted eighty acres of sunflowers. This is so
sweet. He planted eighty acres of sunflowers as a gift to his wife on
their fiftieth anniversary. What a perfect gift. Think about that. That's one
point two million sunflowers for Lee Wilson's wife or an a partner of fifty years.
God love him. This is a pratt Kansas. Go look it up,
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Jay Krishner Dug Stephen with Celebrity News. The social media gossip that we
tend to be gravitating. This is the anti what I was just talking about.
This is the opposite of paying attention to its importantello. For some people,
this is good stuff in the sense that it distracts you from some of
the other things that are around. So this moment or two is devoted to
Joe Jonas, one of the Jonas Bros. Apparently he had a problem that
was pretty embarrassing in the middle of one of his concerts. And I'm not
sure how to do with this. I've had this experience myself. So Joe
Jonas says that he pooped in his pants during a concert recently, and he
said it wasn't actually the most embarrassing moment. He said, what's the most
embarrassing thing that happened to be on stage? He said, yeah, you
can do in your pants. Well, he was doing a Q and A
for Vanity Fair with his brothers Snake and Kevin, and he asked them to
answer the question on his behalf, like what's the most embarrassing thing to happen
to be on stage? And they both immediately were like, dude, you
pooped your pants. That's easily easily what it is. And he that I
would think, I mean, if I were him, that would be my
most embarrassing moment, I would think so. But for him, he said,
his most embarrassing moment was the first time he ever fell on stage and
it was nationally televised. It was the American Music Awards. At the beginning
of their performance, they're behind these frames that have glass, and then glass
shatters, and they walked through the frame and he tripped. And he is
now kind of known for being clumsy on stage and falling along and tripping,
But that was the very first time it happened. And he said that that
in the moment, that was the time he felt the most embarrassing he'd ever
been. I have had that experience. I told you once about having hiyahuaska
down in Peru and taking a bus ride back from this location in the middle
of nowhere and not making it, And it was how can you be more
embarrassed than that? And how many you would even admit to it? Am
I dumb that I admit to it? Or am I just being me?
It's not something that I was pleased. It's a good story. And also
don't yeah right, I was that. I still don't remember what it's like
hiahuasca, but it isn't it's not quite it's not it's not that, but
it's something that sounds like that. Ayahuasca. Ayahuasca. Okay, thank you.
Don't do it, James, don't do it. Don't let your girlfriend
talk you into stuff like that for research purposes that way, Yes, okay,
good, very important. If big brother is watching some of these things
that we asked James to research on his computer, yeah right, they would
be after him like why are you looking at this up? Why do you
anyway this information? This could be also a good question for social media Facebook
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about pet items, rescuing puppies, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera,
etcetera. Lauren has a long history. When I say long, I mean
long history of helping people with their pets. He's a seasoned expert, been
on the radio a long time. Does the Pet Show every weekend on stations
made in the same stage to carry this program. Here's the story from last
weekend where a lady war named Callie Clemens was crawling in and out of storm
drains in Houston searching for abandoned puppies. Apparently there is a lot of puppy
dumping that goes on. I've never heard that expression before, and so that's
what attracted my attention to this kind of a grim story of people who have
this lady by the way, is the mother of Roger Clemens, a baseball
player. Is That's why people were paying attention to him. So there are
a lot of volunteers down there who have gone after and helped abandoned puppies.
How do people do this? I mean, we don't have to go to
the psychology of it. We know there's crazy, but the fact that somebody
would really go out like this, at a big supportive group like this,
going under manhole covers and looking for these dogs that have just been because the
weathermans of bed swept away literally, you know dog. I work with an
organization and have known of this organization for well over forty years. What they
do is specifically what you're talking about. They go into the woods, the
forests, to drink, wherever they have to go to find dogs that have
been deserted by their guardians in the past, dogs thrown out in the woods
and the forests and the cities all over the place. In fact, they
don't readopt those dogs. These are dogs that will live at their location for
their entire lives, with twenty four hour veterinary care. They have over two
thousand animals there now that have been abandoned. Some have been there since puppyhood,
so it's a big, big problem. I talked about this on the
air. I don't want to get too distracted. Years ago, when I
was a peace office for the State of New York, I arrested a woman
who abandoned in front of me. Just happened her bad lucky day. She
was driving in front of me and took this shepherd mixed puppy and I saw
her abandon it in a last on Long Island. I actually arrested her,
took the puppy, had distemper. They told me the puppy wasn't gonna sav
ob. He said, as long as he's eating, leave him alone.
That's my Jewish background. He's eating, leave him alone, He's okay.
So basically, a couple of months later he turned that fine. And this
is the dog. This is a true story I posted on Facebook, Shannon,
this is the dog that literally was supposed to be killed abandoned that I
rescued that three years later after I trained him intensely. Saved my life at
Hunt's Point Market in the Bronx, New York, when someone pointed a gun
at my throat. The dog reacted saved my life. So there you go.
It was a great story I posted it. But the bottom line is
so many animals, dogs and cats are being abandoned. Just read an article
about in New York. They just closed the biggest shelter in New York for
intake of cats because they're overwhelmed with people. Just a band. It's just
crazy though, just crazy. It is, all right, here's this story.
It's being about crazy of a man who went into a wildfire to rescue
dozens of pets. This is the wildfire situation in Canada. I think we
think about people and things, how often though, in those circumstances do we
think about pets that are left behind? Remember all the pictures of the floods
and the dogs on the roof of the ouses like that. Yeah, it's
fires, floods, you know, any number of things. And that's why
when people make you know. After Katriner, I became a spokesperson for the
Department of Homeland Security, specifically telling people how to prepare for a disaster,
whether it be a flood, whether it be a fire, whether it be
an earthquake, whatever that disaster may be, and when you put your plans
aside for the family as far as I'm concerned. My dogs are just as
important as any member in my family, so I prepare for that. I
have escape boots. I have neighbors, and that's one of the things.
You generally find a senior citizen in a neighborhood or someone who works out of
their home, and they should know what dogs on the block, what cats
on the block are where, So if people aren't home during the day,
they can really react and perhaps save some of these animals as well. Here's
a story about a sailor who was rescued at sea. He'd been on this
really talk about man's best friend. This guy, Tim Shattuck, spent months
adrifted sea with Bella, his dog, and they were rescued by I guess
a Mexican ship and they went to They were separated for a while, several
days apart, and then they got put back together again. I mean,
imagine spending months on a raft. I think about the movie that Tom Hanks
was in and the whole idea of why in the world wouldn't you want these
people to stay together forever? These people they call a dog people. But
anyway, lots are great stories, and Warren's are great help check him out
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