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fine good news and the sound of my voice sounds a little bit better,
right. I was reading the story of a fellow who's a radio talk host
does sports in Boston, and he's had a problem with voice for a couple
of years, and now they've got him on a special routine. I don't
think. I think my voice is my voice most of the time, right,
yeah, yeah, So here we have all of this heavy pollen,
even the meteorologists we're talking about it on the early the early signs of spring.
Plus I've had that lot of rain here. The rain tends to take
care of the pollen. So if it isn't if it's a dry where you
are and you got a lot of buds, the flowers, the trees,
everything, some of the early vege, that'll make the air feel heavy.
But as I work through the worst exercises la la la lay me me me
eyes lips with the teeth, tip of the tongue or something like that.
Yeah, I am experiencing the itchy eyes they like, won't quit. That's
part of the deal, that's part of the spring stuffs. The itchy eyes
for sure. Yep, yep, yep. All right. So on the
other side of the plant discussion, plants established partners bring indoors. These plants
can help alleviate stress, purify the air. So for Easter, did you
have an Easter lily around? Did you have well point sadism? More for
Christmas? I guess right, yeah, I feel like but yeah, those
are more of the Christmas one. Um, no, we we really aren't
like a live plant family in the house speaking. We're allergic to everything,
I mean basically everything outside. I'm one of those people. Do not bring
me a bouquet of flowers, Bring me a bouquet of balloons, and I'll
be happy. So so, yeah, this one not quite up, not
quite up my alley. But I definitely get what they're saying about. A
lot of the research is showing that YE have and they're not just talking one
or two houseplants. They're saying, like rooms conclude filled with plants can do
a lot to help with your mood. With fight against colds. Well,
the studies suggest that this stuff he endures hasn't It does help, as you're
suggesting, alleviate stress and purify the air. Beneficial properties may not, however,
be fully established, since you know there a lot of the study of
what's on the leaves is important. A lot of people think that it will
help remove viruses that cause colds and flu in the air. That'd be kind
of a nice thing for the photosynthetic process to do, right. Yeah.
I know a lot of people they want like, what are they the succulents,
get a lot of succulents to help hify the air or whatever. But
I feel like you really need a lot, like one or two little succulents
or dress decoration, so to get into the nitty gritty, but not too
far into the weeds, if you pardon the pun. Plants produce well.
I think all greenery produces a biochemical work. There's an element that's a common
among homes that comes from the fact that it absorbs sunlight and it produces hydrogen
peroxide, which is something very beneficial for healing. It disinfects wounds. Probably
you use it right. Some people use it to bleach their air shallow,
Yeah, exactly, So at any rate, if the stuff that's coming out
of the leaves, you know, we talk about all natural stuff, there's
nothing much more naturally healing than hydrogen peroxide. One of the chemicals and the
chemical chart that you learned about in chemistry when you're in when you're in high
school. Maybe African violets produce the most hydrogen. So are you looking for
advice on what to sample, First try African violets and then devils ivy and
then there are others around about those two are the best places. I think
those are available pretty regularly and pretty easily all around. And so get yourself
feeling better, being better and hygen If I wunder about the artificial application of
hydrogen peroxide because I spray my throat, excuse me with it pretty much every
day because and I think that's one of the reasons I didn't get COVID,
one of many. Probably get rid of all the germs that are in your
mouth and your throat, Just spray the stuff in there and get rid of
a lot of different things that would lead to infectious diseases in your body.
All right, we all signed on to that. There we go, all
right, let's head south here on the Good Day program will start in Louisville,
Kentucky, where a gunman killed five people. Yet more gun violence.
This time it was in a bank in Louisville. It was live streamed.
Oh my god, this is getting to be ridiculous. Victims between the age
of forty and sixty four. There were nine people injured. A new police
officer, just graduator from the academy a couple of weeks ago. He was
shot in the head. But he's got to be in critical critical yea be
the end of his career, probably last long while police were there. In
three minutes they shot the attacker. It was the end of him. But
the old National Bank will never be the same in Louisville, Kentucky. So
the the people that work in the bank say at this fellow told the local
newspeople. But his wife was working at the bank. She locked herself inside
the vault, so that's probably what helped protect her. I was smart thinking
on her part. Anyway. It's just it's awful and it also goes a
show because Kentucky is one of those areas where people can have guns and even
at the school shooting at the private school in Nashville. Some of the teachers,
some of the staff and faculty members had guns on them at the time,
and police shut up in minutes. In this situation, police shut up
in minutes. And there haven't been reports on if anybody on the scene also
was carrying or not, but I would you would almost have to think at
least one other person. But it still shows how many people died even with
other people carrying, even with police presence, within minutes. It's just a
It's like, on the one hand, yes, absolutely, are we done
with this yet? Is everybody tired of this? Or we exhausted of this
opening yet? What are we going to do? And we're not rather than
just arguing everything exactly because most people it seems like most of these people are
getting guns legally. People who are getting guns illegally typically if they are part
of gun violence, it seems very targeted. This apparently was mass shootings typically
are targeted to some degree. The mayor was shot last year by somebody who
don't like him in his campaign off. Yeah, yeah, when I think
a couple of people died there. The governor, Andy Basher, the Kentucky
governor, said one of his closest friends was killed in this bank attack.
The Nashville one, one of the governor's wives, like best friends died in
that attack. What are what are people doing other than just arguing over facts
and done? Like, who's actually doing stuff? Nothing? AAR fifteen another
semi automatic use in the incident. The guy was twenty five years old.
And there it is same damn story over and over and over again. Yeah
he was that he was an employee, right, didn't he get fired?
I was? I think the story that I was an intern for a few
summers before finally making a full time and then I think he was recently fired.
And the attack apparently started in a conference room at the bank first before
breaking out. Yeah, Jerry, the whole thing, Mike, Yeah,
all right. Moving across to another state in the South, the mother of
the six year old who shot the teacher in Virginia has been charged. This
is good child endangerment. Mother had not much to say. Doesn't look like
grand jury. In Newport News says Deja Taylor has been charged with child neglect
of Lenny, recklessly leaving a loaded firearm so as to endanger a child,
which is a misdemeanor. You would think that would be a felony charge too,
right, So one of the reasons this doesn't have that much of an
implication. Maybe this law should be changed. I think there are plenty of
laws on the books that ought to be enforced. But the investigation continues into
this more but the mother, but you know, she is responsible for this
six year old. Parents are responsible for their children as they and then it
still goes to with the elementary school staff and then those who are in charge,
even though some of them have resigned or admired. But there it's not
like this was a one and done deal with this student, this particular student,
there were many problems. The student was known to be problematic, assaulting
kids on the playground, assaulting to other teachers, had already been pretty much
expelled from this school before eventually being permitted to return again. The clients turning
yourself in, says the lawyer, And so, okay, what else do
you get out of this? The lawsuit that was filed against the administrator in
a school for forty minutes, didn't we talked about that last week? It
seems to me we did. Yep, school board has been sued. Three
former school superintendents have been sued. I think principle was sued. Principle just
the whole thing is a mess, and all of this stuff is a mess,
mess, mess, mess all right where else? Shure we go into
the South, will go into Tennessee, where the state is a national spotlight
because of Republicans apparent pension for racist power grabs. I don't know how you
can make you draw your own conclusion. The state reps who were expelled from
the state's house by lawmakers last week were they I guess they want to be
reinstated, But does that fix the problem? It doesn't seem to me.
Well, yeah, there were three that were kind of under fire for being
part of the protests against gun violence. YEA State Rep. Gloria Johnson,
she had her own um um, what's the word I'm looking for, not
appeal, But she was looked at separately than the other two reps, and
Justin Pearson and Gloria Johnson pretty much survived that. She escaped being expelled,
where Jones and Pearson were both expelled. Well, now Justin Jones has been
permitted to come back and see this is the kind of stuff that gives the
Republicans a bad name. This sort of thing is they've become so predictable that,
at least in the South, it's so predictable. And the reason for
them being expelled was questionable at the beginning. Anyway, So do they put
him? Is this the right move or the wrong move? I guess that's
the question. Great move? Yeah, So Harry Styles you a fan?
J A Verry Styles big fan. He's still with Olivia Wilde. No,
they've broken up. I want to say a few months ago. Okay,
all right, Well, anyway, his mom was talking about him the stardom,
what it's like for him to be a star and her to be the
mom. And it's very interesting because a lot of people get affected, you
know what I mean, Their head doesn't look like he has gone that way
though, Noll, especially when you get back home around family, or when
you get to go back to your hometown to be around your friends. And
I would think that most celebrities they are still the same people essentially before they
found their stardom, unless maybe they found their stardom at like a significantly young
age, like child actors or something, because they never really had that sense
of normal. But she was talking about Harry Styles and how as soon as
he walks in the family home, he goes right to the fridge, rates
the fridge, And I think that a lot of I really think a lot
of celebrities probably act this way when they get back into their parents home and
people. It depends on you know what, It completely, in my mind,
depends on how you are raised. We all do something different. We
you know, some people consider what we do celebrity work. I don't consider
it that. I think I just have We're good, hopefully communicating, talking
about ideas and stuff. But there are people who would put us on a
pedestal because we aren't like they are. A lot of people know who we
are, etcetera, etcetera. That doesn't change who we are now. If
any if anyone saw me at the grocery store, you would not know who
I am like at all, you know what I mean? Yeah, But
I why should they actually exactly well in this story about Harry's styles kind of
reminds me of when Mela Cunas and mcaulay Culkin were dating way back in the
day, and macaulay Culkin had that fame where he couldn't go anywhere without fans
just screaming for him and so La Cuna that used to do. Yeah,
like they couldn't even go to the grocery store to get stuff, and they
happened to live across the stroop from me La Cunas's parents house, and so
rather than go to the grocery store, they would run across the street and
just raid her parents fridge all the time and go whatever they needed to eat
or whatever. And if they wanted to go out or do something to get
out of the house, they would just go to her parents house and hang
out, because I did know anywhere else. Mela Cunas is with Ashton Kutcher
now because he's everybody as famous as her previous encounter. Yeah, but they're
older, Like she was only eighteen and she was just starting her career.
Essentially, she only had that seven day show. Yeah, all right,
well there it is, keep your keep to your real self. Tis this
season to be jolly? But then it's always the season to be jolly?
Right? Yeah? Why not? All right? So I want you to
want me? Remember that famous line trying to remember what song comes from?
I want you? Do you want me? You remember the song I don't
know? Yeah, that's the saddle of the song. Cheap check. Oh
okay, well there you go. I stumbled into another pile of honey.
So what causes you to want whatever it is that you want? Think about
it. Why do you want to have a good day? Why do you
want to love someone? Why do you want to be whatever it is that
you've decided you want to be for a career. Why do you want to
be married? Why do you figure that out? Good questions? Well,
I think there are a lot of people who do what they do or want
what they want because everybody else has it. I want it because he's got
it right, or they think they're supposed to want something right exactly. So
what makes the needle? Maybe another way of doing this exercise is to figure
out what moves your needle? Do you know what it is about you that
you are now? Are you sure that? This is why I want to
be a truck driver? This is why I want to be a farmer.
This is why I want to be a lawyer, This is why I want
to be married, this is why I want to drive fast. This is
why use that exercise for anything? Right? I think that's how you figure
out yourself. If you haven't figured out a lot of people no matter what
their age, have never really figured themselves out what makes you tick? Do
you know what makes you tick? If you do, congratulations Actually, because
a lot of people don't ever figure out what makes them tick, or they
lose sight of it. They knew it once upon a time and then they
just kind of got lost in the shuffle. Yea, all right, A
lot of people worried about those leaked documents. Not only could they damage operations
in Ukraine but around the world. Here we go with the Russians on social
media again and again and again the leaked I thought it was somebody that was
in the defense department, you know, that's the first thing we think of.
Okay, where is this leak? Is there another Edward Snowdon around or
you know, somebody like that that wants to get the information out because they
don't think that what we're doing is the right thing to do. So anyway,
the Ukrainians have changed their battle plans against the Russians because of the leak.
This is this is very very This is a different way of fighting wars,
right, you know, that's a whole different this whole different world of
leaks. Apparently, this is fairly fairly fresh and last week or so a
week of leaks Ukraine, South Korea, Israel, all of these people with
the Russians at the helm of scrambling up these bits and pieces of content.
I mean, I mean these are high security, like the one major league
out of classified Pentagon documents. How does it even happen? Yeah, well,
there doesn't seem to be any real answer to how it happens, although
they're easily it's easy to blame the Russians for this, and it would make
some sense. So what's been leaked? The documents themselves, as I look
at them, JAY appear to come from a number of different sources. Briefings
for the Joint chiefs of Staff, updates for the CIA. They're all marked
top secret, mostly about the war you go ahead, yeah, and the
extent of eaves dropping US on key allies. But the pretty specific the description
is pretty pretty focused on the air defense sort of. The Ukrainians haven't had
a good track record with this, so they're getting help from the West and
the counter offensive against Russia has been basically cooked up by the American military.
Again, one of the leaks is basically a blueprint of weaknesses. Yeah,
in Ukrainian weaponry. Now does this change them? They're weak. The Russians
can have all the military intelligence in the world, but if they can't fight,
they don't have the means to fight, they don't have the people to
fight. Then okay, So the leaks are a problem because they create a
situation where they have to change their strategy. I look at some of these
documents, the summary of them looks like they touch on more general assessments about
the war. Also, there's not anything new here. This is stuff that's
been around, but yet it makes headlines because it gives us a sense I
think of weakness. It comes across that way, or maybe weakness in the
right. It's vulnerability. We're so darned vulnerable. There's so much chatter on
the internet, so much social media, they can easily be glommed and sent
around. The documents more specifically claim that Israel's intelligence agency encourages their staff to
participate in helping the government help the Ukrainians, and so apparently there's been a
lot of conversations between the South Koreans and the Ukrainians as well. A South
Korea is supposed to be sending what three hundred four hundred thousand rounds of ammunition.
And then on the other side, the intelligence shows that egypt supposedly are
friends, right their allies. The Egyptians have planned to provide Russia with forty
thousand rockets. So how friendly can they be? I suppose they can be
our friends and not like the Ukrainians. I suppose you know, what are
they going to get from Russia? There's always a trade deal here definitely becomes
a conflict of interest amongst allies. Yeah, yep. So anyway, there's
a lot of stuff here floating around and it's not cool. And so the
Egyptians. That's today's Washington Post has an interesting over does an interesting job overviewing
what's going on in our relationship with the Egyptians. Most relevant information is but
I just laid on you the forty thousand rockets that are supposed to be going
to the Russians to help them. But you see what this all boils down
to, really, the military industrial complex, some militarists has sold these rockets
to the Egyptians, and so now they've got an excess number of them,
so okay, let's give them to the Russians. And so the war continues,
and the only people only group, the only entity that comes out of
this well, are the military industrialists, people who make the bombs, make
the rockets, make the planes, make the boats, all that stuff.
We pay for it. The Egyptians pay for it, if you will.
Part of this article in the post looks at a series of classified files there
were posted last month, one of them to tails conversations between the Egyptians and
the Russians. So the Americans know what's going on interestingly enough, and so
we can't keep it secret because the stuff that we have isn't well enough protected.
What other conclusion do you draw here except that we haven't got a good
enough we don't have protection enough around our social media if you will, or
whatever it is in social media. I guess it's just interdepartmental communications that are
supposed to be top secret. Yeah. Well, but it also and maybe
this is kind of the conspiracy theorist that lives down deep down inside of me.
But is this leek to take our focus away from something else? Yeah?
Well, the whole thing's potentially some kind of red herring. Yeah,
so the Pentagon thinks that some of the info may have been leaked from inside
the Pentagon, So they got the Justice Department looking into that. The Egyptian
ambassador to the US said the heeded to position from the beginning based on non
involvement in the crisis and committing to maintain equal distance from both sides. How
do you do that when you give him forty give the Russians forty thousand missiles?
Come on, who's kidding? Who here? There's another Just you know,
the chatter back and forth is just too much of it. Everybody's you
know, I know, Hey, did you hear? It's kind of like
gossip that you do over the backyard advance? Hey JC that Fred just got
divorced from Wilma. Oh yeah, that's yeah about that. So Wilma's on
the market, huh anything, Fred's gonna move out of the house and I
don't know, party's gonna jump in right there? Yeah, exactly, all
right. So anyway, this but the source of the leak apparently it first
appeared on discord, which is a social media platform that gamers are using.
So how does this it was it codified? Was their code that was being
used. You see the old days when during the Second World War, the
Nazis used to use newspaper classified ads and so did the British to communicate with
people in the field. Did you know that that was really something that somebody
who would pick up the spies would pick up the local whatever the newspaper was,
and they look for a particular ad and then the ad would be hindous
to what their next assignment might be or what they're supposed to be looking for
or you know, how do you break down the codes? Yeah? Classified
ads. Anyway, So here we are. The President is in Ireland.
It's going to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of the peace Agreement. Huh,
they're at it. They're sort of not really at it, but you know,
there's certainly now because of the the reality of what the what happened,
I guess after it's all started with UM pulling out of the European Alliance.
Euro and England's a mess right now, all of the it's just a mess.
Strikes everywhere excuse me from the globe. Who isn't who isn't a mass
these days? Excuse me? Yeah, that's it. So much disruption,
so much of a man. Yeah, So how do we solve it all?
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have to do even with social media. A happy birthday, by the way,
to our listeners stand to Gloria Mary Laurie. Let's see here, Paul
Taylor's birthday is today, Tom Conlin, how do you do Twitter is objecting,
Well, no, BBC is objecting to the label that describes the BBC
as government funded media. We had the same story the other day about how
it applies to NPR. Are they the same NPR and the BBC the same
as the Russians of the Chinese network. I don't think that is true,
but that's what the Twitter folks are all about. So what is the Has
Twitter changed its stance on either the BBC or NPR or are they say,
say, yep, no state affiliated media as of now so far? Yes,
well they are. You know, they're supported by the state. BBC
funded. Yeah, they are government funded. They get money from the government.
BBC gets money from civilian civilians have to pay some kind of news tax.
I can't remember what it's called, the license fee. Yes, that's
the that's what it's called. Yeah, but them it still is. It
comes from the tax. The people are taxed, so therefore goes through the
federal coffers and then become they wouldn't have to be. I think that they
be. The people in England are okay with us, though, aren't they?
I think so, because it's more so than you want to use it,
you have to pay the fee for it. If you don't use it,
you don't have to use it. But interesting, then if you get
the BBC over here in America, you have to pay anything for it.
Comes it right? Yeah. Well, and here's the thing. So when
you go to Twitter for BBC News, it doesn't have the government funded media
tag. NPR still does have that tag. However, NPR politics account does
not have the tag. Really, so it almost seems like Elon Musk is
kind of just like he's having fun. He's living his best life right now.
Yeah, he's got the power to make all this foolishness happen. Basically.
Bottom line, there's a trending video clip that I saw jay farewell of
an eighty three year old woman to her dying eighty seven year old husband.
A lot of people looking at this. It's been posted and scene by about
four or five million people. The woman's farewell to her husband. You can
see her stroking his hair and saying, don't get lost, walk into the
light, let go of everything. It's time to leave, So leave without
regret. Who's got the strength to do that? Yeah, think about how
much strength does it take to do something like that. God love people who
can deal with their realities like that. They takes a lot of strength,
a lot of starch. All right, So we posted the I just teased
you about the Dalai Lamas thing, um suck my tongue. So he's apologized
for it all over social media. We're carrying that. If you go to
good Day social media, which is on Facebook, good Day Radio showing on
Twitter, good Day on Air, you can see the story of this video
showing him kissing a young boy and asking him to suck his tongue. It's
it's it's so, it's just it's awful. It's gross. And he's only
apologized to the young boy, the boy's family, and then his own friends
across the world for the words that he used that may have caused any hurt.
And it is one of those things of probably stereotypical not stereotypical norms,
but societal norms, I should say. And at once, once upon of
time, it was a kind of a thing of like showing respect and honor
maybe, but it's yeah, it's awful. It's so good, Carrie says,
absolutely disgusting. One of the other listeners said, disgusting, old man.
I don't care who he is. Today, we call it pedophilia.
Yeah right, all right, I guess we'll get that straight now. So
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Doctor Time m the doctor to go do something about my throat and my cough
and my allergies. Doctor Jack Stockwell is here. Good Day Health is a
creation of the Good Day Networks. Jack an important cog in that wheel.
He does in one hour show The Turn every weekend around the country appears on
the Good Day Program. Has lots of secrets to help you perform better,
to help you be better, and you can always get that pot cast that
we have with Jack. The most recent one is a focus on cancer and
heart disease and why groups that don't get their food in the grocery store are
healthier. You want to figure that out where they get the groceries. They
go to the farm. For having's sakes. We had a conversation with doctor
Arthur Benjamin too about artificial lenses your eyes, that kind of stuff, and
Jack, was that you coughing? You sound like me just woke along this
morning. I'm sorry, Well, that's it, you know, the thing
that's going on now, and I think we ought to address this right by
the way it gets your the podcast at good Day Health Show dot com or
in fact wherever you get the podcast, the other podcast that you listen to,
So you and I are both confronted with and Jay I think has a
bit of this as well, with the problems that allergies are presenting. Now.
It's different where you are because there's so much moisture in Salt Lake where
you have your clinic. Jac has a clinic. His website Forbidddoctor dot com
is very much used by people who are there and everywhere who listened to him
on this program. He has great advice, great instincts, great research.
So the business about allergies, how do you prevent yourself from being overcome with
the same thing that too many people are because it's you. It's either too
dry or too moist and your allergies are affected by either of both of those
things. Right, Well, the extra moisture that Utah got during the winter
that's starting to melt everywhere is going to cause a greater greenery showing up here
in the next month that will really feed summer allergies, there's no doubt about
that. But we have all the desert stuff that blows in from Nevada into
the Utah air as well as the eat the western desert of Utah, and
there's always that dust that causes a constant kind of allergy reaction here that you
don't see in the East coast. All right, so let's talk about well
gard Now. I want to just kind of get to what people can do
You represent in your clinic. Standard process, which in my mind is the
best most effective line of preventative homeopathic stuff, is not there's nose. This
is all food based. There are hundreds of how many different Actually I've never
asked you this. How many different supplements? The standard process make about one
hundred and fifty one hundred and fifty, Okay, I take about thirty of
them every day at Jack's recommendation. So what do we take for allergies?
What do we have that I know? There are a couple of things that
I take. What do you recommend from your store front there? Well,
the main one is something called antronx. An antra nex contains an ingredient that
the Japanese discovered over one hundred years ago called yacraton. You hardly ever hear
that word outside of standard process. But it is a natural food based antihistamin
And so I have I can't count the number of them every spring, come
in and get a bottle or two of antronix to take care of them through
the spring in the summer, and then after that they're just fine. Yeah,
well I taste just like it sounds a n t R O any X.
Yeah, you can get that through a jacket forbidden doctor dot com.
Should you like? Today? Is world Parkinson Today? What do people do
to avoid getting Parkinson's? Named by the way, after James Parkinson, who
basically is the person who first understood the description of Parkinson's disease written by this
guy. So what is there anything that we can do to prevent ourselves from
getting So I've been studying that. I've been studying that for decades, ever
since I got out of school. My brother has Parkinson's, sorry, and
but he you know, he's he's functional. He can get up and move
around. He's a little slow, but the things that he make sure he
takes the supplements that I recommend for Parkinson's. But he watches his diet as
well. And the more he stays away from sugar based foods, the more
he stays away from processed foods, the more he, as you were saying
there a little bit earlier, that you know, get your food from the
farm. Yeah, the more he can, the more he eats from mother
nature and not from some food company, the better off he is in maintaining
the level of the generation that he has now and should be fine, although
he is on a medication. I have to admit that, Yeah, I
have I have patients who pay no regard at all for what they eat and
they are in horrible condition. Yeah, well, eating too much sugar and
things like that, and do you And we'll talk about that next time we
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