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the story from Arkansas or a man recently want a couple hundred grand in the
powerball jack Bot. Instead of claiming the prize, he fulfilled what was once
just a joke between he and his stepdaughter, the lady Christie Carroll I think
is the lady's name, says. My stepdad always plays the numbers, and
what he does is use my birthday and my daughter's birthday. We always had
a running joke that if he won, he would give me the winning ticket.
Well, he won, and so his ticket matched four numbers, and
so there was fifty thousand dollars prize. But because he had added the power
play option for a dollar. The prize was multiplied by four, so he
got two hundred grand and he surprised his daughter at her home. He told
her that he had something important to tell her. He had good news and
bad news, so he said, he gave me the bad news first,
I must start paying my own phone bill. The good news, I have
money to pay it. And then he gave her the lottery ticket. But
a great throw to great That isn't that a wonderful awesome Yeah, that is
cool. Good for her and good for him. All right, let's deal
with the reality of what's going on. People are talking about the wife of
that Gilgo Beach murderer, the New York architect. I've stayed away from this
purposely because I thought to myself, this is okay. So this guy killed
three women and they found him. Uh these women were killed what ten years
ago? I think I remember the pieces of the story. Pardon my continuing,
Right, So, but this guy, yeah, he's this is a
stand up guys killer. Right, Yeah, but he's a serial killer exactly.
I guess that tells and most serial killers, yeah, are charming,
and people would his own wife had no idea, no, yep. So
anyway, these three girls all killed ten years ago. They were sex workers
and they advertised online, and so it was one of those things where the
police so okay, you know, so what that's the attitude with some police.
They were called the Gilgo Beach killings. I never even heard of Gilgo
Beach before, did you you know? I never, not until not until
these where the women were known as the Gilgo four and they were only discovered
after they were searching for another woman. Could the authorities be wrong? Could
this be the wrong person? The wife apparently doesn't believe it because she's filed
for divorce, which probably is appropriate under the circumstances. But wow, But
also, could you ever if he wasn't the serial killer and all of this
heat is coming towards him, and like, just on the off chance he
had nothing to do with it, could you imagine that mine just totally uprooted?
Everyone thinks, sure this murderer, the psychopath. Yeah, well there
are a lot of those people around doing various things, all right, So
I don't know how much more time I mentioned this earlier about Carly Russell apologizing
saying there was no kidnapping. Here's a nut, this woman what does she
need what's missing in her life that she pulls this and gets everybody all worked
up about it. I feel like not giving her any more publicity at all.
Right, So I think I'm going to describe. But it also raises
the additional conversation of even if somebody did something so unbelievably wrong and haphazardous,
she's also received a lot of bullying online. And it's one of those things
that her boyfriend came out. Was like, before she had said and acknowledged
that she was lying, her boyfriend had comes to her defense and said that
whether she's lying or telling the truth, nobody deserves to be bullied in such
a way by people. And it's one of those like there's some accuracy in
that conversation that nobody deserves to be bullied clearly a sign of the times,
not that it justifies it at all, But isn't it as signed at the
times? Oh yeah? What are they? The keyboard warriors and the internet
rolls and people saying things that they wouldn't say to somebody's face, or they
go out of their way to just bully other people Like you and I,
Doug, We grew up in a time where if we were bullied at school,
the bullying stopped when the school bell rang or when we got home.
It wasn't it didn't continuously follow us. Where a lot of kids and not
even just children today, but adults as well, and we see this that
there is no safe place. If you are online, if you have social
media, if you have access or people can access to you in any way,
shape or form, it could happen. And it's just so disheartening that
there's so much hate and so much opening for what reason, What is the
matter with you? I remember having a problem in junior high schoo in high
school with a kid named Peter Olsen who was a He was a bully.
He bullied me and other youngsters as well because his you know, he was
there was something wrong with him, but he got away with it for a
while. I get to the point where I was riding the bus back and
forth to school and I decided I was going to ride my bike four miles
to school when I could, because I'm gonna be on the bus with him.
And my father got windy. He said, why are you ridding your
bike to school? I said, well, because there is this guy on
the bus, So whatever my father did. I know he found out who
it was, and he must have he did something because the bullying stopped.
And that was one of the things that I remember. My father and I
didn't always have the best of relations, but I know he had in his
own mind my best interests at heart, and that was an example of him
taking sort of the law into his own hands. And I feel like a
lot of parents don't do that these days. Take care of your own,
take care of your family, take care of your children. Something's going on,
you need to get in the middle of it stops exactly. The Russians
have hit a Ukrainian town across the Danube River, right on the border of
Romania. Romania is a member of NATO. This is kind of an up
yours in a manner of speaking. Never mind the beauty of the Danube River,
but the idea that they would attack an area this is a This is
the bread basket. The Danube is like the Mississippi River. It feeds all
the land on both sides, so amazing things are grown there. It's kind
of like the Rio Grand too. I mean, there are a lot of
big rivers and they service on both sides. It's an interesting because the Danube
is the border, like the Rio grand is the border between Mexico and the
United States. My daughter and my set in law and I were talking about
this the other night about how people it's the what you know, the Rio
Grande is one of those rivers. It's like the Jordan River and Israel.
You hear all these stories and a big it's a little, it's like a
puddle, it is. The Rio Grande is a very small river, especially
along the areas where Al Paso and Warez come together. The Jordan River,
by the way, is an a side between Israel and Jordan about fifty feet
wide. That's it. And I remember walking down to the river and the
Israeli soldiers are on one side and the Jordanian soldiers are on the other side.
And that still is the case today. There are soldiers on both sides
and they've become friends. They talk to each other over the river. They're
just there. They're stationed there because they're supposed they protecting their countries. But
they there were two girls that were there. The last time I went down
to the Jordan River bank. There were two soldiers and I talked to them
and they were when I walked down. They were talking to the soldiers on
the other side, and I said, like, how come you're talking to
these guys. Aren't they your enemy? They both said no, we're all
friends. So what does that tell you about all? There's the reality of
all this stupid stuff with the Palestinians and Hamas and stuff. It really is.
Anyway, I'm off on a tangent, but at any rate, here's
a This is a Georgia mom recovering from a humiliating ordeal supposed to be a
fun family day out. Her name is Tiffany Francis. She was with her
family and friends at a water park in Georgia. She decided to take her
eleven month old son to the river. The child was asleep, apparently hungry.
She began to nurse him as they floated around. Yeah, but the
life guard comes up to her and says, ma'am, you can't breastfeed in
the lazy river. Put your boob away, ma'am. So she said,
I thought the guy was kidding. Then somebody else came up to her and
said, oh my gosh, are you feeding breastfeeding for real? Yeah?
Huh? Like she was straight up like shamed and humiliated. Oh my god.
Yeah, and they said you're allowed to breastfeed anywhere here, you just
you can't do it in the water. They cited that the you have a
breast exposed. Well, you're in the water. Men don't wear shirts and
men have breasts. Yes, way, wait a minute, but there are
no food or drinks allowed in the water. It was another thing that they
said. That was one of the thing. There's no food or drinks a
lot. Oh my god. And she was humiliated and shamed in all of
that, and she chokes to social media, not necessarily to rant about what
happened, but to warn other mothers. Hey, if you were in a
pool or in a lazy river, don't do this. Swoll the owner and
the manager came out and was like, hey, we did some research.
Technically it's against church law. We've changed our policy. Anywhere a mother and
her child are permitted to be, they can they can breastfeed. Yea,
So they apologize. Is that lesson in life? Huh? Lots of conversation
about things that matter. Celebrity news and gossip as important to people on social
media. And if you've not heard of Tory Kelly, there is some education
that's a foot here. There's a story with her that's pretty serious. How
old would you say she was? Jay? She's thirty. She's thirty's yeah,
she and she's kind of She's very talented. She's in the R and
B genre, pop, soul, gospel. She has two Grammy Awards for
her Best Gospel Album, Best Gospel Performance and Song. Um. Yeah,
she's very talent. She was on American Idol but she she made it to
Hollywood but was eliminated before they went to the live the live part of the
show. Yeah, she's she's done a lot, but she in her Christmas
album like you just said. Yeah. So she is in serious condition in
the hospital because doctors found blood clots in her legs. Was out with friends.
She was out to dinner with some friends in La and she started complaining
about hat feeling like her heartbeat was abnormally fast, and she fainted. She
was even out for a while and her friends beloaded her in the car drove
her to the hospital and that's what doctors found, the blood clots in her
legs and her lungs. They're working to see if there's any clots around her
heart. That's so scary because It's one of those things that we could have
so many blood clots and never even know that they're in there until it gets
to the point where it's like something like this or worse. So the She's
wanted Grammy twice, by the way, for those of you who are not
familiar with her, and so here we have somebody. This is a great
example. As you just said, I think the message here the headline is
a what happened to her as being in serious condition. B. What happens
in your body you may not know about until it's too late, And I
don't know how you keep in touch with your body. You pay attention to
all the signals, all the signs, so that you can. I think
she's going to survive. But at any rate her, you know, it's
at thirty. Good god, that's a that's that's a tough that's a tough
reality. So good luck to her, oldly good thought for Tory Kelly.
Christmas in July, we're celebrating that it's July the twenty fifth. Of course
we're actually only five months from Christmas, not six five months. That's a
mind blower right there. Much anything else, Okay, Christmas doesn't have to
come only once a year. The premise behind Christmas in July is that we
are trying to create I mean, certainly there's a retail side to this.
They're always is bye bye bye. Do you have did anybody they have to
be greeting cards that celebrating Christmas in July? Right? Oh? You know
what, I don't know. Maybe I would think there would be a market
somewhere. Yeah, of course, gotta be somebody out there doing Hallmark.
It's gotta be doing it. And also there's a summer slump that kind of
goes on at this time of year. It's the hazy crazy the late July
through mid August three four weeks in here when it gets hot and humid,
and it's been hot and human lots of places already, but they call it
the summer dull rooms. Right, things slow down. A lot of people
want to go away August people, Oh, it's my last chancefer a vacation
until the next vacation two weeks from now. Anyway, it's a nice thing
to do. Hold onto those great feelings that you have at Christmas time.
According to one of the legends that I Jay, Christmas in July was first
celebrated at a summer camp in Brevard, North Carolina in nineteen thirty three,
and it was for two days July twenty fourth and twenty fifth. There were
all kinds of things going on. The people running the camp made fake snow,
and they decked out a tree, and they had gift exchanges and Santa
Claus showed up. And so that was in thirty three, and then it
just sort of escalated through nineteen forty when there was a movie produce called Christmas
in July. The plot included a man's colleagues pranking him into thinking that his
work that he won twenty five thousand dollars. Yeah, right, did you
like spent money on the people who loved But yeah, yeah, anyway,
there is is it silly? Nah? But there is a benefit in embracing
this sort of thing. Why not a lot of people have Christmas in July
parties where they have basically a big blowout bash like they would at Christmas time,
They fully decorate. Yeah, I'm for having Christmas anytime. That attitude.
We can get that attitude, that holiday spirit with us. If you
visit Fresno, California today, they're having a Christmas in July five k run.
All right, let's see where else in this country? They said,
West Jefferson, North Carolina, known for their Christmas in July festival in Texas
the Dallas Aber Sedi and Arboretum at Santa So James, Who's down on our
main studio in Dallas? Do you go over there to you? Is this
something that's big? Everybody talks about the celebration at the Arboretum. This isn't
a huge I mean like it's something that happens every year and you know,
about a thousand thousand people show up. I've never been, but my girlfriend
and I have been talking about going. So yeah, really yeah, something
fun to do. Yeah, I would think that Santa Claus, Indiana would
be doing something. I would think possibly all months long. Uh huh?
All right? What about Christmas cocktails? Is there a favorite Christmas cocktail?
Is there? I didn't know they were. I'm just looking at this suggestion.
Here, ask the audience what they're a favorite frozen Christmas cocktail is?
Listen? What are some of the flavors that go with Christmas? Cinnamon?
Nutmegs of stuff? I think, what is it? What's the one?
Egg? Eggnog? Eggnog is good? Why Did they only produce that at
Christmas time? Would be the question that I have. I think it's I
don't like eggs generally, but there's something about egg now. Some people don't
like the consistency of it, not necessarily the taste. But yes, that's
isn't it? Buttermilk and eggs and then something is a liquor? Yeah,
as a or I probably should know, but I don't, to be quite
frank, So that's another thing. Although I do, I do drink.
I like eggnog Christmas time. How about we have an elf come visit at
the office. Somebody today gets a UNI could find an elf costume someplace,
and yeah, exactly. Oh no, I don't like the Grinch. Now.
There's not a more irritating song at Christmas time than that damn Grinch song.
Station's play over and over and over and over again. Good God,
so easily listen to the Grinch if it's the right singer. But the song
that irritates me is it's the most wonderful time of the year. And I
think it's more of a pub love's Dog situation where that song is used in
any stressful scene during Christmas movies or television shows. Or anything like that,
and people are running rampant and they're they're the last minute Christmas shopping or anything,
or they're trying to hurry up and get the last minute stuff done while
cooking, and it's just a stressful scene with it's the most wonderful time of
they're playing in the back. So now whenever I hear it, I can't
help but just automatically feel very stressed out. Really huh, all right,
We'll have some frozen hot chocolate today. That'll fix you right up. Otherwise
known as a chocsicle. What do they call him chocsicles things? They call
it chocsicles. Yeah, that'll cool you right down. People are making gingerbread
today too, Oh nice? Yeah, all right, So that's that story.
Joy Christmas. In July, a lot of wildfire activity on some of
the Greek islands, pretty disturbing if you see some of the videos some of
the raging fires across some of the more popular places in Grease to go visit,
great tourist attractions. Really horrible, what a mess. And people are
also worked up about the Israeli Supreme Court limitation. I am going to ask
Arry if we get to him in the next half hour. What is going
on with that? Speaking of the law, a judge has ordered a Montana
health clinic to pay nearly six million dollars over false asbestos claims. This is
a town plagued by deadly asbestos contamination. The health clinic there has to pay
the local government six mill and penalties and damages after it's submitted hundreds of false
claims. Three hundred thirty seven false claims made patients eligible for Medicare and other
benefits that they shouldn't have been able to get. So this is a clinic
gets a lot of federal money. They've been at the forefront of some of
these responses to contamination from asbest Listen, there's no question as is a horror
show causes all kinds of cancers and that sort of thing. But if you've
noticed lately there have been back to advertising. There have been more and more
ads by lawyers to get people who were camp Lejune, for example, or
some other places around the country that supposedly had a lot of bad chemicals in
the water, or bad chemicals in the air, or bad chemicals and so
we're going to soothe the government to get money out of them. To give
it to you. And so people are brought in a lot of high profile
cases here, Jay, that are not necessarily just asbestos related, but they're
related. A lot of them are asbestos related, but to other things that
cause cancer. I think of all the people in New York City who were
first responders that died. I think that the last time I remember, there's
a number like fifty nine hundred firemen, policemen people were first died the initial
nine to eleven, only to die for facts years later. Yep, yep.
So anyway, this uh Montana Health Clinic is screwing a government. But
it does bring you around to wondering is there a waste of money with some
people? Yes? But there are other you know, there is evidence that
there's a real damage here from this stuff. Also, somehow or other,
um there were rates of opioid prescriptions that show up in this um uh that
that may they weren't connected to asbestos diagnosis, But then people got hooked on
drugs, and so what's the cost of that to the system? Right?
Think about that as a matter of way. Man, It's an angle for
everything, right there really is. Here's a couple of sisters suing a pair
of funeral homes. I'm chuckling. There's soon over sixty million dollars after a
stranger was buried instead of their father in his coffin, and he's great,
how does this even happen? It doesn't, it doesn't it. Yeah,
During the the showing of the service ahead of time, they looked and they
were like, this isn't our father, and they're like, yes, it
is, Yes, it is, Yes it is. And anybody who's gone
to a funeral and it's an open casket, it doesn't always necessarily look like
the best. Yes, there's a lot of differences. Yes, and they
do look a little off, and sometimes that grief can make you feel like
maybe they don't even look like themselves remotely. And so the sisters, while
they were like, no, this isn't our father and they were being told
yes, yes, this is, they were kind of just chalked it up
as grief. Well, then it was the other funeral home because they worked
together, the two funeral homes work together. They found their father still in
the morgue and realized, oh, my goodness, we really did but do
a service with the wrong person, put the wrong and like the wrong person
and their father's clothes and the casket and they buried them, and so they
acknowledged that, no, you were correct. We we messed up. And
so now they're sing, I don't know. I probably shouldn't laugh because if
it was my father, I mean I remember vividly. I probably this is
maybe sounds a little morbid. My father. Oh. Actually Tony my wife,
And when she died on the couch in the in her home, Megan
and Brenda and I were there, and she took her last breath, and
and like within minutes they were there from the Neptune Society and they gathered up
her body in the sheet. I cut a piece of her hair because I
wanted to have it as a momentum. And she was gone. It was
that quick and gone. Never saw her again. I have the ashes,
but that was it. Never saw her again. When my father died,
I remember, Tony actually brought me. She said to me, I think
you want to see her father again? And I looked at her, I
said, you know, I think I do. So I went over to
the funeral house and he was he was going to be cremated. He was,
and I said, I wanted to, you know, the minimum service.
He was in a pair of plastic sheathing in a cardboard box. Wow,
and I just thought to myself, I'm paying fifty four dollars for this,
and that was how that was the last memory. I cut a little
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media. A couple of items. One of them has to do with Tom
Brady and a lady named Irena Shank shick Shack. How we pronounce her name
again? I get it? Shake? Okay? Who is she a model?
And after she looked like the ex wife Tom Brady's hanging around with his
chick spent the night with him over the weekend. So here we go.
So he's been yeah, So here's a picture of him driving his Rolls Royce
to his Los Angeles home with his Chickie Pooh in the car with him.
He's forty five, she's thirty seven. They were taken actually the night of
the two going to his house in the morning or after. This guy,
like a lot of celebrities, has no peace right. People are gonna follow
him everywhere. Well, there were a lot of rumors that he was dating
Kim Kardashian and then sources were like, no, they are. They are
legitimately just friends. There's no nothing romantic about that. Yeah, all right.
So he apparently, though it has been linked to a couple of other
people, says he got the divorced last year, right, and that's his
deal. There are a couple of there was somebody he was seeing over in
Italy. Apparently, I'm looking at the page six stuff. They can always
Page six has got so much of all of this. But now The Daily
Mail says that the first time they reported on this, they were just friends
and had a platonic relationship. You could go spend the night at somebody's husband.
Just be friends, right, You can't friends with benefits. That how
Ashton Kutcher get started? What's your face? They were friends and they just
had to do hoochie coochin So then now they're married. Look at that?
How that worked out? Next up, maybe you can dig into this with
me a little. Jay Pete Davidson is trying to right his wrongs. He
was in a car crash in Beverly Hills a few months ago. He's entered
an eighteen month diversion program. What does that mean he going to rehab.
It means he does community service rather than spends any time in jail or anything
like that. Right, he's too famous. So what the heck did he
do? I don't remember this at all. His car went into a house.
Why reckless driving? I you know what, I don't believe he was.
I think he was just driving too fast. He was just speeding in
lost control. Just this, I mean what it is reckless driving. Clided
into a fire hydrant. He was with a girlfriend at the time. But
if you've ever driven, you ever driven in Beverly Hills, The streets,
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something is really wrong. It's the boulevard. The streets are so wide you
you're you're hard pressed frankly to crash. And those I think sometimes the crashes
happen when people overcorrect. They veer off, Yeah, but one way and
then they overcorrect the other way. Ye all right, Well he'll be okay.
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com, is radio program that he does locally there in Salt Lake where we
are. He follows us on the air a couple of days a week,
and he also is here to help you understand some of the important aspects to
simple logistics when it comes to the logic of why does an apple a day
keep the doctor away? Why? What's the logic in that? What's the
reality? Apples are full of a chemical called calcium malate. On all the
shows I've done with you for my Goodness nearly twenty years now, I always
talk about how important calcium is to the immune system. While vitamin C might
be the gun, calcium is the bullet, and with low calcium you're going
to have a sluggish immune system. So when you eat an apple, you're
eating calcium in the form of calcium malate, which is only one enzyme step
away from calcium bicarbonate, which is the only form of calcium your body can
carry in the bloodstream. You know, in other words, you get a
boost a calcium right away, so you get a boost to your immune system
when you need an apple. So here you I always give you permission to
use me as an example, and no hippola that gets in between you and
me talking about what goes on, what you know in our annual examinations,
which you find out about my heart and my body, and so help between
you and Ken. I feel like I'm well taken care of. So in
this circumstance. Ken always asks me when we make it this is public,
I have no calcium at all in my thoracic cavity, and he says,
that's very unusual somebody my age. I always love it when people say,
oh, somebody your age, but I haven't had never had any calcium.
And could it be that this apple a day helps because I have an apple
every single day of my life. I have an apple. So is there
and is that impactful when it comes to I mean, back before we had
the ability for chemical analysis, which began about in the middle of the nineteenth
century and really started to catch on. Before that, they always knew people
who ate apples, people who ate fresh berries were healthier than those that didn't.
Now we know why because of the enzymes, the antioxidants that are present,
and also because of the tremendous amounts of calcium that is present in that
apple. And it's interesting that they would single out the apple as opposed to
banana or pineapples, all of which are beneficial to some degree or another a
big boost. Yes, I have a banana every day. I have a
pineapple downstairs, black raspberries, all kinds of cherries, they're great this time
of year. Grapes, ye, Well, it's interesting how well mother nature
will take care of us when we eat other nature's bounty rather than somebody else's
speaking of taking care, are you worried as anooka kira actor that you're going
to be replaced by AI? Is it going to be a robot that gets
put into offices like yours? And those robots will treat people. You're a
knooka specialist, so that's the upper the upper of the neck reads and the
upper back and the whole area that's north of your shoulders. I guess is
that going to go? Are you going to go the way of the wind
and somebody's going to plug in one of these robots and do the same thing.
Yeah, you know, I've wondered about that. With three D printers
they have now they can actually do sculpting work as good as any sculptor can
do. So can I? I mean, because my I have hands on
to take care of my patients. It takes hands on work to do that,
A very soft touch that has certain neurological feedbacks that tells me what I'm
doing while I'm doing it. Can AI do that? I wouldn't be surprised.
I wouldn't be surprised that that. If I was society and humanity can
hold together long enough for the development to get to that point, I would
not be surprised. So you wonder, but it would Kennedy do the same
things like Ken's cardiological stuff. Will it be able to do most anything in
terms of medical It won't be able to prescribe. But who knows. Well,
forty fifty years ago, you know, forty or fifty years ago,
the idea of robots doing this and that were total fantasy and science fiction.
Now fifty years later, my goodness, they've got they've got uh guns mounted
on work like look like robot dogs. They can go running across the field
shooting machine guns. Great, all right, they've got I'm sorry, go
ahead, just airplanes. They can fly themselves. Now I can drop bombs.
I mean Pete's sake. Good Day Healthshow dot com is where you find
Jack's his fifth the important comments good Day Healthshow dot Com. Jay and I
have Eric Geller with us. Urie is one of the most famous people in
the world. He's done a lot of great things. There's an article in
The New York Times recently about him that's sort of as I said the first
time I talked to him. After I read it it, I don't know
if vindicate was the right word, but it certainly puts on squarely on Earie's
shoulders his authenticity, if you will. I kind of always knew that because
I know him, and I can look into his eyes and tell you that
he's the real deal. Now, having said that, you're a very popular
figure. Everybody in Israel knows you. You move back there number of years
ago after spending time living in America and living in England. But you're a
You've always been in ISRAELI at heart. So I just wonder for a moment
or two, because everybody seems to be talking about the Israel, the legislature,
they're voting to limit the Supreme Court's power. What does it do?
What do you think of that? What is to do? What's the practical
application? And why are people all over the world so interested in this?
Or do you think well, because there are lots of demonstrations, burning tires,
police are closing major highways, etc. You know there's a positive and
negative in everything. I usually keep away from politics. I don't that's the
best. But you know you mentioned the New York Times. You know that
I've never seen or people tell me who live in a yr they've never seen
the business section, the whole entire covered the cover of the business section black
and with a huge bent spoon on it. This happened in New York Times.
And you know, people ask me all the time where spoons? How
did it all begin? But this is I am an incredible story because one
of the earliest claimed cases of paranormal spoon bending, actually dug involves a notorious
poltergrize known as the Bell Witch. So their books written about this. Now,
according to reports and align entity, this is fascinating haunted the Bell family
at their farm in Tennessee. And this is from eighteen seventeen to eighteen twenty
one. This was with the spirit that was able to appear in physical form
and cause power normal happenings. And this is where I believe spoon bending probably
emanated from. Frequently during the meal when people, you know, they were
sitting in their homes and having their meal milk, tea, and coffee and
believing it all, but spoons were flying through the air. It is unbelievable.
Some of the spoons were contorted, they were out, I mean,
they look bent. And this is all written in a fascinating book called The
Bell Witches. And there's one line that is so powerful. It basically says
spoons were broken or suddenly twisted out of shape in their hands. So we're
talking about I was born in nineteen forty six and this is eighty I mean,
this is like one hundred years before I was born. Wow. And
I just traced down this book and I'm just so mind blown because why you
did this? Why are you mind blown? Why? Well, because Doug,
hundreds of years ago, apparently when metal was created, there were already
paranormal powers at work that could actually bend metal. I'm the person. I'm
the first person in the world and I'm saying this kind of showing of that
focused and created an act of spoon bending and metal bending in such a form
that it turned out almost to be Beside being fascinating and enigmatic, it became
entertainment. And this is why I believed that I can instill it in world
culture. And it did go into world culture. You know, movies like
The Matrix where Keiano Reeves learns how to bend a spoon from a young kid.
Bands, rock bands like Incubus mentioned me in their songs. George Clooney
played me, Robert de Niro played me. So spoon bending, as much
as it sounds trivial, The New York Times found it fascinating to put an
entire cover with one lone bend spoon on the New York Times cover, it's
really compelling in a manner of speaking. And I say that acknowledging that you
and I are friends and that I'd be more prone to say something good and
maybe not be too objective about it. But that's okay. It just is
something. When I looked at the spoon myself, when I read the article
the whole business of sort of vindicating, if that's the right word. Why
The thing to bother me is why in the first place anybody would have believed
or cared that somebody was trying to debunk you. There are plenty of people
who got great solace from you, help from you had made life better.
So who gives the rats? But about what negative people, what negative people
say about you negatively? I just say, well, do you know controversies?
You know surrounded bro? And I always try to go with what Oscar
White said one hundred years ago, which was there's only one worst thing in
life than being talked about, and that's nothing that they talked about. Okay,
well, I guess we we got that day because people are talking.
Hi, my friend talked to you soon. Uri Geller joining us here on
Good Day from his home in Israel, as he's always got the truth on
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