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Dougger. Here Jay is off. So here we are to do a lot
more with less. How is that that could be? What you say?
We are to do more damage? No, well I don't know about that.
I think we can leave that to this fellow that putin creator, who's
kind of a monster that could devour him. Can I explain this to me?
Because usually you know, you go, you come to me and you
go, Can you explain that? Jan? What's happening here? All I
know is that over the weekend, I see this coup is marching towards marching,
marching around and they go, well, never, we're gonna go to
Belarus. Yeah. I don't think he's just kiddy. I think that food
and get to him about forty million dollars or some maybe even more than that.
But using these paramilitary groups, it's called the Wagner group, which I'm
trying to figure out because Wagner is a German name. These guys are Russians
through and through, although they hire mercenaries. There are some American mercenaries that
are working for this guy. They have Chinese mercenaries, they have men from
all over and some women now too are getting involved in the act because they
pay him one hundred and ten thousand dollars a year, which is about twice
what the normal soldier would get to go out, carry a gun and shoot
at anything that moves. So the fact that this guy I'm having every hour,
I'm trying to practice this a little better. He had Jenny Fritz Gorin.
Hey, how's that that sounds that? The group sounds credible. Anyway,
he has been paid off, so he he was upset because he said
that Putin used him and his men as as fodder. Hello, duh,
what do you think they can't The Russian soldiers can't hack it, So this
guy and then the missile came. If I'm trying to I'm trying to figure
this out. I think what happened that ticked him off was his men,
like two thousand men get killed because the Russian missile hit them instead of the
Ukrainians. So the thing has been so badly managed he was going to Moscow
to kill the secretary when him outs to the Secretary of Defense, their defense
minister, and they thought, well, as long as I'm going to kill
that guy, I'll go kill Putin. At the same time, so Putin
got on a plane and disappeared because he's obviously afraid of this guy. And
now I think there's a civil war. He may have gone to Belarus for
the weekend, but I still don't see. I mean, I don't know.
I'm not an expert on internal Russian politics, for sure, but it
looks to me from the outside unless all the various news sources are overplaying this
as possible, because could they say they weakened him? Right, right,
So this is an example of doing less with less instead of less with better.
We all are facing. I think that's what the reality is of modern
times. You have a business, I have a business. We found our
life force has been affected by things that we have no control over whatsoever.
The government has created a recession that is for the benefit of the government,
as is so much. The government is not, you know, well,
for the people, belooney. The government is here for its own good.
It's it's it's it's not here to help us. The government is here.
Maybe that sounds that sounds treason is could I be charged with the reason the
government's not your friend? Let's put it that way. You'd like to think
in the right way of in the real world that we'd have when we pay
all these taxes, that you'd have a government that was on your side.
But the government creates things. They stir up trouble, they stir up businesses,
they create circumstances, and you can say, oh, look at all
the things they do for your health and well being. I think of the
health well, I don't know. Maybe that's not a good example, because
the health system is kind of shaky at the moment because there are some for
profit elements to it and some governmental controls that still make it okay to have
like medicare that sort of thing. Maybe that's not a good example. But
you know what I'm saying. It's that we're all being asked to do more
and do better for less. And it started with a pandemic, or maybe
it started before that, but I've been noticing it since then. Jennifer,
what about you in the way where you work for a company that is you
struggling we're all struggling. Everybody's struggling. Why are we struggling? Because the
government created assistant the Chinese. Go back to the Chinese government and the creation
of the vacs of the of the Bug, and then forward fast forward from
there, everybody's lives was changed. We all gave in. We all gave
up because we don't seem to have enough starch to stand up all right,
exactly fear based thinking, that's for sure, you know it is. It
is disappointing. I think the more and I told you, I think maybe
we were talking about this last week sometimes I said, you know, you
were the one who kind of we're at the you're at the forefront. Don't
trust the government. They're not always in your best interests. And I think
people had their eyes open if you lived through Kennedy. I did not.
But if you live through the Kennedy assassination, you knew that the government wasn't
always being straight with you, and that probably poked an eye open. But
in the last five to seven years, our eyes I think are flinging open
at all the stuff. I mean, you laugh at me because of all
the Biden stuff, But when you realize that the inner workings of the government,
the FBI that DJ are working for one the critical party. I mean,
yeah, forget Trump and Biden. This is like third world stuff,
like what, I don't know. It's disheartening, that's for sure. That's
why you have to take your own responsibility, be responsible for yourself. That's
right now. Last Friday, I believe we were talking about that Mexico resort,
the Hyatt resort where the two people died. You still think it's saved.
You've often talked about you were going down there, You and your family
go to Cabo and some of these other resorts. I have no desire never
have to go to any Mexican resort. I don't like Mexico. I don't
like the way the government runs Mexico. I think it's the way in the
closeness, the proximity to America, and the way that they run it or
don't run it has hurt us from endlessly the Southwest, but all of our
country now. The influx of these people that are coming here have no business
being on the border. A lot of them are quirks, not all of
them. Some of them are just trying to better themselves, trying to save
themselves. All that sort of thing. It's all mixed up. It's so
mixed up, so I don't really understand. Maybe you can, we'll go.
I straightened you out if you did so, now it's tiping you to
straighten me out. So the Supreme Court has over the weekend announced that there
was a they that it's okay to do something that Trump was doing or not.
I didn't The ruling is so convoluted, but it was an eight to
one ruling suggesting that how we are handling the people coming here and arresting people
that sort of stuff, is it or isn't it? Are we doing the
right thing? Are we sending them away? Or are we bringing them in?
Do you understand that rule? Well? I think, well yeah,
no. I think what we can do is look at what this was.
It wasn't the Trump planet, was the Biden okay? And it was the
Supreme Court actually reviving their enforcement plan. So according to the reports that I'm
seeing, they kind of gave a second chance to the Biden policy that puts
immigration enforcement priorities by focusing public safety threats. So eight to one they overturned
to Texas federal judges ruling in June of last year that blocked the Biden policy,
which had only been an effect for like a year. Alejandro Mayorkas was
of course excited about this, saying that the immigration officers are now going to
focus limited resources and enforcement actions on those who pose a threat to our national
security, public safety, and border security. People in Guatemala, which is
the most populous nation in Central America, are coming up here in numbers.
We all think Mexicans. Sometimes you think not anymore Central. No, it's
Guatemalans. Is much more than any other. Is El Salvador that's there,
but the Guatemalans, and people think, well it's Brazilians. No, it's
Guatemalans who are coming. They walk the many insidances all across Mexico, which
is a human they have no well, and also you get Cubans, you
get Haitians, you get Chinese, you get Iranians because the borders open.
I mean, what's it disturbing to me is that one hundred and thirty seven
people so far this year or on the terror watch list, and those are
just people that the border patrol had like run in with. That's pretty scary
stuff when you're looking at single digit numbers in the past seven years, just
one nine whatever. And so I think overturning this ruling from the Texas judge
wasn't a statement so much on what's being done at the border, but that
the Texas judge didn't have a place to stand on essentially legally to take on
the federal government. So to the federal government, it goes for border security.
But these states are suffering, and you can't blame them for trying to
find something to throw up the problem because the federal government is failing largely at
controlling the border. So disgusting. Yeah, there, we are paying all
this in taxes. Oh yeah, Yeah. Here's a fellow accused of killing
an engaged couple at a music festival. He was hallucinating on mushrooms. Right,
you saw this shot two injured three others And this is the Washington State
Music festival. Before he went to the festival, this fellow, James Kelly,
and his girlfriend, they were both I think in the military in the
army, if not mistaken, took a dose of psychedelic mushrooms and had a
bad experience, no kidding, perfect, wow. He told his girlfriend several
times this is the end. He thought that he needed to go to camp,
get his gun, and that's he went well in California. Now there's
a new ruling that's if you're drunk or you're you're you know, otherwise engaged.
Like these people that you can get away with stuff and things are just
man thought or if you if you murder something. His fault was on drugs.
Yeah, there's a guy I was drunk form. Yeah, I was
drunk. I don't remember stabbing the two women. And he was let out
of prison four years for killing two people. So this is something that happens
a lot. To go back to the illegals for a moment, because there's
such a huge problem with that and the people who come back into this country.
How many times do we hear the story of one guy came in this
country? Was he ran over? He got drunk and you got in a
car ran over. Somebody was deported instead of sent to jail. He did
the same thing three times. Yeah, what are we doing to ourselves here?
What is the what are you? What are you thinking? Now?
Going to these social media pages of the Good Day program, Facebook and Instagram
has had Good Day Radio showing on Twitter, Good Day on Air, Jennifer,
what's your handle over to Karla, what do you what do you when
you're on social media? I mean on social media? Well, it's always
the same here, they were everywhere. So at Jennifer Horn on Twitter and
truth Social and Jennifer Horne Radio on Instagram and Facebook. What's truth Social?
I don't know what that is? Come on, true social is the Trump
operated answer? Of course, That's why I don't know it. And I'm
not exactly a follower of fashion there. Okay, So some of the things
we have comments here, people checking in with the thoughts on what's trending in
the news, and so some of our listeners hit see here. Jim Mancusos
writes, no one here is ever going to read the indictments. This is
a thing about about Trump and so that and that's it brings up a good
point. Who has read there? Wasn't it like thirty seven different things?
Two are three different things? Um all, thanks to your god, Donald.
This is the guy who was taking a shot at Trump. By the
way, No, so, what what are in those indictments? Well,
I've actually been through them, and you have well iok so I don't like
sit down and scour, but I go through because they released the full indictment
and you can flip through them and see what's going on. Now. The
New York ones were ridiculous because they took one charge and they stacked it a
multitude of time. See that going any place. The guy is a grandstandard
and everybody knows it. Florida ones are all going to come down to whether
or not. And I think this is what's going to be interesting because it's
going to determine for the future. And I think this is where the fight
will be. Were those documents classified or not? And the reason you asked
that is how much of a right and where does it begin an end for
a president to declassify documents that are simply in their presence or what he decides
to share with people. And there is an argument to be made that if
those documents are classified, if they say that he did not have the right
to declassify them, then there are some serious charges for him. But if
they do stick with the National Records Act and those documents were not classified,
then there really is nothing to this. So that's where the argument is going
to be as the definition and how it's defined and whether or not Trump broke
the law because the documents were indeed classified so well. Sean Stewart writes,
not particularly paying attention to this. To people leaving who are upset about Tucker
Carlson, those people who caught my attention, we're just biding time, get
it, get rid of this administration. So what's Tucker Carlson doing? He
supposedly went to Twitter, but like these little short shows where he goes and
comments on stuff issues of the day. Still got a huge platform. People
are tuning in and using Twitter. So what does that mean? A huge?
How many people are his first video? He had sixty million views the
last time. I really yeah, like huge? Oh Zoe, all right,
let's see here. Jim Lee Whittington writes, guilty Trump tap dancing on
the truth. Let's see here. A couple of people in Mississippi. Good
morning, yep, thank you, Terry Oh this Terry Cebe writes, not
that happy with a communication with China bout Taiwan and being independent. We should
be concerned about that. I haven't heard Boo. I don't know where she's
reading. Well, last week there was a yeah, no, there was
a bunch of stuff going on. Biden, at a fundraiser in California,
said that she was a dictator, which is true, but he has said
that on the national stage. In fact, he's been pretty soft with China.
And then our secretary of State was over with us this week and they
played him. They at the last minute gave him a meeting. So it's
a mess, all right. Well that good news. On that note,
Rie and I Arie Geller is here from his home in Israel. We were
he was just talking off the air about how we've been doing this for thirty
one years, we've known each other, and it seems like every conversation is
so easy. It picks up wherever the last one was. It's like,
you know, when you have a really good friend and you haven't talked to
him for a while, it doesn't make any different. You just pick up
in the conversation. And so now you have in your home, like I
visited you or your birthday. You have another friend and I haven't seen her
for ages and ages and ages. So you want to have Shanna talk to
all of us. What do we give the first of all? First of
all, they're here in Israel. They're arrived yesterday. They're at the museum.
Now we're under the giant spoon. Doug to those who are listening,
and you do not know what I'm talking about. I have the largest bench
stone standing outside my museum. It's ways eleven times and he got againness world
record. And Sean I is here with her kids and her brother and his
kids, and let's just introduce everyone. I want you to tell us Hi,
Shanna, how are you? Hi? God? Great, how are
you. It's been a long time here at Eurie Museum and it's incredible.
If you guys come to Israel, you've got to go check it out.
It's amazing. So tell us the story you and you and Eerie. Tell
us the story of how you became friends. Though this is always the important
thing is what the connection is and why the audience is interested in the many
of the friends that you have a long time friends or did you guys become
friends. It was many, many years ago a movie was being done on
the life of Uri geller Um and it was directed by Ken Russell, and
it was a movie that my husband and I distributed around the world, and
Uri came to La to do promotion and we just became instant friends and have
been friends for all these years. Yeah, but Dougie, we are not
allowed to keep the kids out, So they will introduce themselves. What's your
name, Liam Shapirah and yours Leava Shapiro, and yours Ben Shapiro, and
you Randy Shapiro, and now the two boys of show. Not what's your
name Drew Jackson? Grew Jackson and you Brandon? What do you do?
What's your work? I'm an attorney and work in Web three strategy at face
Claim Attorney, Sony Pictures Television and she Riley tell us where you just go
into I'll we're in a Harvard next year. Yeah. So friendship, dog,
listen. Friendship is energy. You know, energy is power, It's
tangible. Once you're friends with someone, there is nothing can disconnect that.
You know. We are all attached to each other, you mean Shawna her
family with an invisible spiritual thread through which we can send emotions and the power
of love and all those things. You know that, dog. I mean,
we've been friends for over thirty one years. So anyone who's listening now,
if you ever, if you have a problem with family or you are
angry with someone in your family or friends, after this interview, pick up
the phone and dial them and say I'm sorry, everything is okay. Let's
hug again and be friends. Back to be friends. This is powerful,
This is important. This is the essence of life. Am I right?
Dog? Well, I think you put them. That's really the reason you
had this conversation as an example of how if you're really the old I think
I've told you the story I've told many people over the years. I couldn't
spell friends. I always had trouble the eye in the e. Shana's probably
chocolate, because we all had that in elementary school. So my fourth grade
teacher said, the only the best way I can tell you how to learn
how to spell friend is to remember that a friend is a friend to the
end. So then in that case, the eye comes before the e end
is the end of friend. The friendships that you have when you're young.
My daughter's best friend in life is somebody that she's known since she came out
of the womb. That two of them were born the same time in the
hospital, and they've lived in the same neighborhood and they've stayed friends for forty
some odd years. That's how French, that's real friendships, say yeah,
and it's the energy earlier that's you're the expert and energy. Here, you're
the person that's the magnet, and so people are drawn to you. But
I think we all have this invisible magnet that brings people in. Sometimes you
say, well, I don't even know why we're friends, We're just friends.
Well you don't have to know why, you just know that you are.
You know, let me just leave you with Albert Einstein's equation E equals
mc square, which basically means that everything in the universe is made from energy,
and the most important energy cannot be destroyed. Next week we'll speak about
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Sarah Ferguson. The good news is that she's okay. The good news is
that she went to have a mammogram screening. And the bad news is that
she had breast cancer and had surgery done right away. She was advised she
needed to do it, and so she did the She's sixty three years old
now, obviously, because she is entitled to really good medical care. She
went through the procedure at a private clinic in London. A lot of the
Royal family goes to this particular clinic. So she's living in Windsor, so
she is going to talk about this today. Apparently she's got a podcast and
so there are a lot of people who are waiting. I may have already
been aired over there because it's in the midday in England. So she said
she had. Her spokesperson said she has quote immense gratitude to all the medical
staff who have supported her during this problem. But she'd been symptom free in
the last she's been getting screenings every year. Believes her experience under the importance
of regular screening for sure. I think, and we've talked about this a
number of times here with the women, Jennifer and Jay, and I would
say this would go for anybody who was listening. I don't think that the
mammogram goes far enough. I think everybody in the insurance world should be paying
for mries to get your breast tissue examined thoroughly, because it really isn't that
thoroughly. I mean up to the time when screenings started and it was the
best technology available. But for heaven's sakes, wouldn't you think that insurance companies
would want to pay for the best rather than to pay for an operation,
pay for the best screening so that you can eliminate or find early and therefore
spend less money. I don't understand how these people in the insurance companies think
this through. It's kind of like there's no insurance for preventative care. Who
isn't going to save you a lot of money in the long run if you
don't have to pay to have somebody operated on or treat it for whatever.
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Beatrice's mother to Sienna. So the reason I bring you all this up
is because sometimes this runs through the family, and I don't know whether there
has been any other I'm trying to think whether there are any other royals who
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do you fix those problems? Well, listen, insulation is something we don't
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there's gonna be some potential future buyers that like that. But there's going
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