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why were we talking about corny stuff? What was there? What led me?
We were talking about the Saw franchise. Oh, the Saw films that
they're just they're just not good. I've only ever seen the very first one.
I've had zero desire to say the rest. And I saw, Doug,
you noticed like to go to a movie theater and see I love in
La where everybody is in the industry. So I was in La when I
saw the first Saw film and the theater was just cracking up and it was
actually enjoyable. Yeah, it was a really enjoyable experience watching the film with
everybody in the audience because it was so it was just funny. It was
like, Wow, this is such a bad movie. No desire to see
any of that. Do you think they did that on purpose? They made
a bad movie on purpose. A lot of horror films are campy and have
a lot of comical moments that are supposed to be filmed in the sense of
like super dramatic, but it's just such a yeah, just across the word
just was not good. So every time, speaking of drama, I always
love these. Everywhere you turn these days, there's a headline how AI is
shaping the future? Is it? I guess it might be. Sometimes you
have a choice, sometimes you don't. But that's a drama. It's all
about drama. And then there's corny as corny movies is corny jokes. Knock
knock? Was there? Yay? Yay? Who settle down? Cowgirl?
Knock knock? Who's there? Nobel? Noble? Who no bell? That's
why I knocked. It's that enoughcorn knock knock? Who's there? Interrupting?
Cow? Interrupting? Cow? All right? I got what I was,
I got my come up, it's there, Jay Kershner and Deck Stefan on
the Good Day Program, James Collins esquire, or is that the controls in
our studio in Dallas? It's time for us to get ready? Are you
ready for the solar eclipse? Remember yesterday talking about two eclipses. There's a
solar eclipse and there's a lunar eclipse this month. So the solar eclipse is
passing over our country later on in the month. No, it's later on
this week, isn't it? Isn't it this week? It is this week?
No, wait a minute. Fourteenth yep, okay, so happening in
October. I had to go back and look at the Yeah, because there
are a lot of different meteor showers. Yeah, so it's called the path
of totality. You'll be able to see the eclipse straight on over. Let's
see here, South and Central America, Texas, Nevada, California, and
Oregon will have the best sight, the best clear shot. Let's see where
am I on the fourteenth? Where are we? What are we doing?
On the flip my calendar? Are we yet? A whole lot of seconds
here? The fourteenth is a Saturday, Okay, Saturday, so we won't
be able to do a goo goo and Gaga on the air, but we'll
be able to talk about it. Yeah, it's in Texas, so James
will be able to give us a full rundown. But I think Doug,
yeah, Doug, you and I will only be able to see a little
glimpse. It won't be it won't be the full the fuller class. James
has that youthful focus on it. He doesn't like he doesn't really understand love
because he's only a kid. I think I disagree. Look at the moon
and what it does to lovers and how it makes you feel, and oh
my god, it hurts. I no love. I have a lot of
love. Yeah, well, yeah, there's certain kinds of love. But
I'm talking about the stuff when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza
pie. That's a more stuff. That's what I'm talking about. Anyway,
Media show, You're right. A lot of stuff that's going on this month.
Let's see, there's meteors on the ninth. Let's see there are more
on the tenth. They're called well, these are torrids, the orion,
the pieces of Oriyan come down on the twenty first of October. Okay,
so lots of stuff. You're right, Jay, you are correct once again.
Crazy how much stuff that's happening? Yeah it is. And speaking of
crazy, Matt Gates says, we want to get rid of Kevin McCarthy,
and so what are the rest of the Republicans say, we want to get
rid of mad Gates. These people, they are such egotists. Nepotism reign
supreme with these clowns. So they want to get rid of him because he's
a sexual pervert. Listen, he's a smart one guy. I like this.
One lawmaker said, he's a smart guy, but he doesn't have any
morals, right, we can't stand him. So anyway, it doesn't look
like he's going to be able to get rid of Kevin McCarthy. So I
think that's about it, right, We don't have to talk much about that.
Yeah, yeah, they're just looking to oust him. But the whole
morals thing, because it is interesting because what's the other guy that I'm totally
blinking on his name that basically lied to get in to get the votes and
then was found out about lying, and it was just well, yeah,
that's it, Santa George Santos. Yeah, okay, what about he's an
ethical moron as well? Yeah, I can't say there's many good morals there
when it's straight up lied to get the votes, was found out that you
lied, and then he basically gas lit and was like, either no,
I didn't lie, you're lying, or well, well I lied. What
happens? You know, I'm here now, Yeah, yeah, it's like,
well it is what it is? Yeah right, I dare you?
All right, so let's talk about what McCarthy did, as you know,
what actually happened. I think this is a fairly interesting story that doesn't take
a lot of time. But because I don't I like to absorb things,
and so everybody, Oh, we got to talk about that on Monday.
I don't think that we had enough information actually as to how the worm squirmed
to get this house to this particular house, the House of Representatives that's now
there to vote on this legislation. Okay, so the next forty five days
or so, there is a this stuff's pretty much running along except for ad
Ukraine. Joe Biden says you better do this or else, and the Republicans
said or else? What? So that was I think Joe responded too well
to that. Many of the Republicans I've nosed around here. I didn't want
a continuing resolution based on principle. Okay, so you how is that in
our best interest as members of American society. Yeah, there's principle of the
matter. Yeah, that's like when someone's like, why because I said so?
Yep, Well, isn't that what your mother said to you when you
were doing stuff that you shouldn't have done? Why mom, because I said
so. So anyway, McCarthy's position is sort of precarious because he's trying to
work with people. That's why I like him, because he it took fifteen
bounds remember when he got the nearly got a four seat majority to become the
Speaker of the House. And so because there's way too much partisanship, there's
too much conservative and I don't like to use that word because it's not used
correctly the right wingers on well, there's a couple of right wingers in the
DEMI. You know, we tend to think that all Republicans are the same
and all Democrats are the same, which once again is going to the boxes.
It's easier for other people to concentrate on and focus right, and that's
just so inaccurate. It's a service right exactly. So anyway, Matt I
said, I going to talk about him. I guess the question is the
simple question is what happens now? The shutdown obviously averted it six weeks to
figure it out. Try to advance the appropriations bill, which is where the
sticking point is. In other words, how are we going to spend your
money and my money? Which is pretty important. Right. They have wasted
billions of dollars this past year. They've been wasting billions of dollars for decades.
In the last thirty three years, there hasn't been Remember I say this
all the time. There hasn't been a budget. There was balanced. There
hasn't even been a budget since Bill Clinton was president. You can say what
you want about Bill Clinton, and he maybe sits in the same ethical position
as Gates, but Gates, Joe A. Loto, you think Bill Clinton
was a jerk, including his wife thought he was for a while, but
he was able through the ability that he had to get along with Newt Gingrich.
There was no debt. They had a budget that actually worked until nine
to eleven, and that changed. That was the game changer. So there's
a fundamental problem and has been for Actually, let's see Bill Clinton in the
first couple of years, So thirty three years ago, it's been first couple
of years he was there. Anyway, So does McCarthy have to thread the
needle again in forty five days. Is he going to be able to get
people together? I think that's a tough job. And you wonder he looks
pretty tired to me? Didn't he look tired to you? Probably exhausted of
all the crap, Yeah, and trying to work with people. So you're
going to wonder anyway, Lady Gaga, I was like saying that no relation
to my go goa is officially, she doesn't oh Jennifer McBride anything, doesn't
have to pay her. So you're saying to say, Okay, well I
don't know who Jennifer McBride is. Yeah, what are you talking about?
Yeah? Who the heck is Jennifer McBride And why is she after Lady Gaga?
Well, this is all about that dog napping, remember years ago,
and I think a lot of people have forgotten about this. This was a
big deal. It was, and she posted a half a million dog reward
so that she could get her dogs back. Dog's name. Oh, I've
got to tell you what her real name is too, because we don't have
anybody who's got the right answer. Her name is Stephanie Germanada. That's what
Gaga. And if I had a name like that, I'd want to be
mister Gaga. Probably Stephanie Germanada wanted this is by the way, the woman
that is suing her was the one who figured out how to steal the dogs
in the first place. So one of the accomplices did not actually steal the
dog. Was not one of the people that shot the dog walker, Yeah,
but it was an accomplice. Was the one the innocent bystander who happened
to be walking past an alleyway and saw the dogs tied to a pole or
something or a street light and was like, oh, I found the dogs
and her her whole situation was that Jennifer McBride was like, well, the
whole thing with the five hundred thousand dollars reward was quote unquote no questions asked,
so according to the guidelines and the bylines, she should be awarded that.
So she not only was suing Lady Gaga for five hundred thousand dollars of
the reward, but an additional one point five million dollars in additional damages.
Camma Peebo's got a lot of that's hoodspot. Yeah, that's a better way
than I might say it. That's not inappropriate for radio, but yeah,
those are some of the letters I'd use. Yeah, right exactly. So
she's not gonna get anywhere with this, right, No, No, the
judge rule that Lady Gaga does not have to pay any of this. Yeah,
of course, right, totally rejected it. Yeah anyway, So these
people, it's amazing, though, people a lot of brass to use one
of the letters too. Let's see there's an a in there too. I
just have made my witches brew to get rid of this stuff in my voice.
I can hear it already right here. What's the concoction you use?
It smells like turpentine, but it is it? Is it love potion number
nine? No, this is number three, Love potion number three, designed
to help Marjorie Taylor Green with whatever her problems are, and me with my
phlegm. So this is a recipe for all of you, not a recipe
for disaster, but to avert the disaster of losing your voice if you're on
the radio a little difficult and that problem. So it's a combination of honey,
apple, cider vinegar, and just a little bit of lemon juice.
Right, and then it got for world voila. So I have been thinking,
as I often am It's like as soon as you mentioned that I did
this, so then all of a sudden, this, ah, that's what
you think. Well, it takes a little bit sometimes for it to activate.
I actually had somebody tell me once about trying this, and I do
this whenever I have long infections, and sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
But the concoction you made, you do boil water with apple cider,
vinegar and lemon juice, and then you breathe in the steam and let that
kind of do us thing for about ten minutes, and then you pour it
in a mug, add the honey, and then you drink it. I
think that is correct. I've heard that too, Yes, but I didn't
have time to do that because the radio world calls, and I have to
be here so that people don't wonder where I am. We wait for no
one, not at all. The time is the time? Do you ever
think about what people would say about you. Let's imagine that you're gone but
I'm not. Well, maybe it is funeral. What do people say about
you? Well, they say that you were thoughtful, that you were kind,
that you're a wonderful person when you were alive. I think it's just
what will people remember about you? And do you think about that before you
open your mouth? Sometimes? Right, be grateful for who you are and
where you are and what you have. Doesn't mean it couldn't be something better.
But you know, it's just it's thinking. It's all about thinking,
it is. Remember my sixth grade teacher, Margaret Hayes, had a sign
on her desk t h I n K think And that's it learning how to
think, not what to think. But also, when you use that term
is so broad, what do you apply it to? You apply it to
everything? Really? I think you do? I think? Where I am
using a sentence thing? Yeah? Starting to ask questions and encourage youngsters to
ask questions too. Oftentimes the young ones are told like, don't question my
authority. No, ask the questions is a sign of intelligence nurture that so
I was unpopular for a while because, well for a while, I still
do it. The way I make my living in the main is to ask
questions, why, what? Where? How? I used to do that
as a kid on the farm. How did this work? Why is that?
Blah blah? Question right now is why is China taking their pandas back
from our country? Welly, good, old Chinese government once again is at
it. We will not have any We have not had this situation of fifty
some odd years back when the Chinese government was a little younger, a little
more interested in reaching out to the world, they gave us a couple of
pandas. Now these zoos in Atlanta and Washington, returning the pandas that have
been on loan because the Chinese government says we want them back. Can't feel
like, well, no take backs. Well we can say no, we're
not going to give you in our pandas back again. All right, It
is three pandas that we're at the National Zoo in Washington for twenty years.
These things are the cutest. I don't know why don't we have some here.
They are in them, they're they're native to China, but there's a
lot of stuff native to various places around the world, and we bring them
here, breed them, and then keep them. I don't understand why that
isn't done, but it's me right, it's easier to complain about. Maybe
it is just easier to complain the pandas like including red bronze. Yep,
everybody's going even the red pandash. I don't know about they are the rich
pandas from China. I believe historically they are, but I don't know if
those are in the group that are out loan. I don't either. Okay,
this is the first week of the new Supreme Court session starts up.
What about what they're all about, and what are they going to be doing,
and who are they going to be listening to and what decisions do they
have to make. Chief Justice John Roberts very business friendly, and they tend
to be kind of skeptical of government regulation, which is good because we all
need to be skeptical about that. And then there's the uh the Republicans,
those guys are bad on the Supreme Court and the Democrats they're bad or they're
good, depends on your point of view. And it seemed like yesterday last
June when they were all done, and they always have a florry of announcements
at the end of the season. Right, this is our ruling on this,
that or the other thing. So all of that's stuff has done.
There are limits that were passed I think last season on the EPA, which
was good, on the FDA, which is good, on the irs,
all those things we all want They still exist, but they don't have as
much power after some rulings from last year. So what are they going to
do? This week, they will hear arguments in the first of three cases
involving the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The case details are kind of in the
weeds, but this goes back to when Obama was president. They created this
agency as the financial crisis. Who doesn't remember how we bottomed out in twenty
twenty nine and twenty ten. Wow, it was the end of my business,
my good business. I had a wonderful eight year run during this program.
And now after that, what I made a dollar for now I got
from that point on, I got ten cents for everything that I got a
dollar for before. So anyway, there is a lot of stuff that this
game. A lot of this stuff came from Elizabeth Warren, who was a
law professor who's now a senator from Massachusetts. Oh man, what a nightmare
she is and was then. So anyway, they're going to try to figure
out whether what they did then with the Federal Reserve was legal. And I
can't tell you any more than that because it's so steeped. And as they
say, the weeds they have they it's just more complicated maloney. And but
now people are you know, lawyers prevail and so the last let's see last
season in New Orleans, the fifth Circuit, which probably the most right of
center of all. And that's what's wrong. Why should the ninth circuit be
liberal and why should the fifth? Why aren't they all the same? It's
like teachers in school. Why are there some good teachers in some schools and
bad teachers go to the other school. Why don't we have bad teachers?
Why do we have bad courts? By definition? What is the the law?
Is the law? Is the law is the law? Yeah? Right?
And how is there a room for corruption in certain industries? How do
those fly by? Well, because we're basically inherently corrupt or excuse me,
we're corruptible's let's put it that way. Okay, let's see here what else
cases on abortion, gerrymandering, guns, opioids, social media. Ah,
that'll be interesting, right, social media? And what's going to happen with
all of this stuff that's changing? This is social media is out of control.
Really, they don't know how to deal with it because there's not law
on the books. Imagine if they can't handle social media. What's going to
happen with AI and no laws on the books for that either, So what's
going on? What's the fate of all of that stuff? And the Supreme
Court? A lot of it is just too far gone at this point.
Yeah, you think there is turning back? Yeah? Anyway, the Trump
cases that are all before the various the civil cases and the criminal cases that
are before a local and regional courts. Guaranteed, if he's found guilty and
he's going to be found guilty on a bunch of these things, they're going
to take it to the Supreme Court. Now they may I be heard,
And it's bet to just be another way of stalling it. Can you imagine
this guy gets re elected and then he's he goes to jail. Seriously,
it could happen, is this and you know there's a scenario where Trump could
get re elected, be convicted, and go to jail. That's why it's
important. It's always important to get a good vice president. People running for
president, well, we didn't have a figure a good president, so he
goes hand and had didn't have a very good vice president. But hello,
so who's on the list. I think Tom Scott's on that list, right.
The lady who's the governor of was it North Dakota is also and this's
interesting see who that all shakes out. Anyways, speaking of North Dakota,
a state senator and his wife and two of their children were killed playing he
was piloting, crashed into an airport in Utah. Ooh ooh. Yeah,
that's heartbreaking. Corruption Senator Robert Menendez going on trial. How do they this
is he's been charged, this is October or whatever, right, so they're
going to go to trial till next May, which is when they have the
state primary in New Jersey. Yeah, that seems absurd. And he doesn't
he may still run. We have a crook. The crooks are everywhere.
Crook in the White House, crook on the cruk. So it's not the
crime if he's doing it. Apparently. Yes, I'm Greg I'm sixty eight
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Usually, Doug has social media in the focus. Well, I'm going
to do a circuitous connection between the chicken song and what's going on in social
media. If you'll you let me stretch this a little jay. Yeah,
what is this actual song? Though? When it's not then it's called in
the mood In that's by a group called the Hen House five. And there's
a lady who's a very good friend of mine, who husband used to tease
me all the time. He listened to me on the local station back in
the seventies and this was my this was my theme song, and he loved
it, called it the chicken song, and so I played it for him
all the time. Now this lady has decided that we need to keep the
chicken focus going. So she has sent me via social media on Facebook some
amazing chicken facts as opposed to chicken fat. And so I thought, perhaps
we should indulge. Don't you think a little bit. I'm here for it.
Let's go all right, So, backyard chicken folks, are you a
backyard chicken person? If you're a backyard chicken person, this is something that
you should know. Right's a list of things. And as I live and
breathe, I had it, Remember, I said, I got it,
And now, oh wait a minute, there it is, okay, I
just got it back again. One of the things about chickens that you can
you can actually do a little research on social media. They can distinguish between
your face and your your wife's face, your daughter's face, or whomever.
So chickens know who you are. That there's more the chickens. We have
different kinds of hens on the farm, and there's a there's a hen.
I'm forget that what they're called. But they're noisy as all get out,
and they can tell there's something different. What the heck are they called.
It's a strange guinea hens, that's what they get. Ha ha ha.
Right, they see colors, and actually chickens can see more colors than humans
can. How about that? Really? How do they know this? How
do scientists? How do they figure this out? I don't know. It's
like how do dogs not how to signis know the dog's a colorblind? I
don't know. You're asking too many questions. Let me think after all,
all right, let's see. Chickens make friends, and when they who's a
friend, they grieve over the lost lost of a friend. They can taste
salt, but they cannot taste sweet things. They have dreams. I'm with
you. I don't know who figured this out. They have dreams when they're
asleep. The world's oldest chicken live to be sixteen. There are more chickens
on the planet than humans. Really, Yeah, that's kind of shocking.
Age isn't it the chicken? The fact that we have chickens today. They
are the closest living creatures of the dinosaur t rex. T rex if you
remember the t rex kind of look like right, two legs, big mouth,
right there you go in the wild. They navigate using the sun.
I think most birds do, don't they? Yea, I thought so.
Chickens cannot sweat, but they can run at nine miles an hour. We
have it amazing. You would not hear that. You think anybody else on
the radio today is going to do what I just did? You think anybody
anywhere is going to do what I just did? Nope, and they're missing
out. They're missing out on all the fun. Right. So the thing
is how do I follow that? That is my radio question right now.
I don't know that. Here's I've got a guy who just sent me a
note. Actually the oldest chicken ever recorded lived to be twenty three and a
half years old. How the heck does this guy know that? That's what
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the powerball drawing and the results are, I guess, depending on your point
of view, not good if you bought a ticket, and the good if
you're if you think you could spend a billion two so there have been thirty
three straight drawings no winner. I think that this I think there is a
there's a fix on. I've always thought these things were fixed. I think
they just don't have winners because they want more people to buy into the Powerball
game so they have more money. So how about that you can go see.
I don't think they're fixed at all. But I find this to be
very good news because I forgot to buy a ticket. Oh so this is
this is a lot of them. Yeah, okay, well I'll buy some
more. All right. So Powerball is Wednesday night, and then Mega Millions
is Friday. I think right. Mega millions is a paltry two hundred and
ninety two million or something like that. Who needs that? Yeah, well,
yeah, it's car Ball's Monday, Wednesday, Saturday. Mega is Tuesday
Friday. Got it? Nothing o Thursdays. Jay is the queen of social
media here and you can reach us through all of the social media with the
same handle. Now it's I had good day Networks, and I was off
on a tute here a little earlier, and I'm looking around at some of
the things that you have participated in, and because we're in the football season,
I think a week or so ago, I was talking. I don't
I'm not a fan. I don't promote football. I don't like it.
I think it's dangerous for all ages. I do sign on to the people
who are playing for money, they sign a contract. They know what the
dangers are. So no, maybe it sounds cruel. No, they know
what they're going to themselves. There are a lot of people in the medical
field and scientists saying that children under a certain age should not play tackle football.
It should all be back football. It should there should not be tackle
until relatively speaking, bones are set right. And that's when you're in your
twenties. You grow up. Some their bones have stopped growing at eighteen or
nineteen. A lot of times it's twenty twenty one. So we asked the
question on are a good day network set again? A good day network?
Social media pages? What is the appeal of football? Right? And then
we ask you to name some other potentially dangerous sports. Why do you Why
is it that people like to follow these things like the old Gladiator dailies.
I'm looking at Who's get boxing? And MMA? Yeah, the MMA stuff.
I don't really equate ae W or WWE with that because even though these
are athletes and they are doing actual moves, they are choreograph moves. It's
not actual fighting. These are these are soap breads of athletics in a way.
All right, So Niki Lanagan set all start cheering as a dangerous sport.
Never nobody ever talks about how dangerous it is. My roommate in college
my freshman year, joined the cheerleading squad, and a lot of people put
him down here. That's for sissies news, it's not. Yeah, whenever
people are like cheerleaders aren't athletes? You try doing what they do. They
are absolutely athletes, right, absolutely is Yes. Carol Thomas listener said,
we've tipped the scales, and leniency in our expectation of fellow citizens are minimal.
What does this have to do with sports? What's that going to do?
Huh's a guy talking about how we settle things with our fists. Yeah,
that's kind of a dangerous thing. There are a lot of people who
you mentioned in this in the setup for this, the fellow who got killed
at the Patriots game a week or so ago, got into a heart attack.
Yeah, see that's the kind of stuff. Who needs that grow up
and that's the people get so passionate with their teams. For god's sakes,
it's only a game. Some of the fans take it more seriously than the
people who are playing and getting paid a lot of money to play the game.
Yeah, and it's not fun. It is not fun to watch with
people who is on an opposing team and you can't just enjoy good, good
sportsmanship where their team doesn't the good and they're like hot in your face and
it's like, come on, like I clap the other when the other team
does a really great move or something. I clap because you acknowledge you not
just good sportsmanship, but you acknowledge a great athleticism, like wow, that
was a really great move, good hit, good run. Whatever. Yep,
all right, here's the story of this missing nine year old New York
girl. The good news is that she was found alive. She disappeared from
a state park. This is the last weekend nine year old girl and New
York State Police reported that they found her. And there's somebody like something out
of a show, out of a movie. Yeah that an SVU or something.
Right, Did she get abducted? Was? Yeah? She was so
she was riding bikes with friends, family members, people who she considers her
cousins. They went around this loop a few times and then they were pretty
much done, and she wanted to go one more time, and nine years
old wanted to feel like a big girl and was like, I can do
it by myself. Goes around the loop, but doesn't come back, and
they start calling for her and searching for her. They find her bike,
not her, not this child, and so immediately called nine one one.
People were their FBI, nine one one police officers, everybody was there.
They got people to look in the lakes, they had the canine units,
and the chief I believe it was, had said, this might be an
abduction. We don't want to rule that out. Well, then the family
they got a ransom note sent to their home and there were fingerprints on the
note, so they were able to trace that the person whose fingerprints was in
the system, and they basically looked at anybody this person is connected with,
then all locations, and they found this girl forty eight hours later, unharmed
and good health, and she was reunited. So he was not a mastermind
criminal thankfully. Yeah, in no word, if this person knew the family
or not, I mean she's nine, she would know her own address,
so he could have just gotten it from her. But yeah, absolutely heartbreaking
and such a good, such a good ending that she was found and she's
okay, right, all right, here's the story of a homecoming queen that
was told she can't crown the person who's succeeding her because she wore a Mexican
sash to her graduation in Freeport, Texas. Huh was three. Yeah,
I remember when we were talking about this, that there was this whole ordeal
that she wanted to wear this sash and she was told she couldn't, and
she did anyway, and they still let her walk. That she had pictures
accepting her diploma and everything. But then they're like, no, you cannot.
You're the home lester's homecoming queen and queen and it's it's condition he said,
you couldn't do it, right, violation of the graduation dress code,
Yes, which come on, Okay, So you're you're saying that somebody can't
wear a sash from their heritage. Yet somebody can use duct tape to create
the middle finger on the top of their cap to wear for graduation the cap
and gown like guy sounds like a real genius. Yeah, this is what's
wrong with public education in part. And a lot of people who don't see
very remember that song. I can see clearly now they don't America's Sweetheart.
Who are the nominees for America's Sweetheart? Other than Jay Kirshner. Who would
be a nominee for America's Sweetheart? Well, Julia Roberts and Sandra Bullock were
America's sweethearts for so many years that they still immediately come to mind. Yes,
maybe Amanda Seifred, Jennifer Lawrence. But I keep going to actors.
Are there non actors on the list? Well, Taylor Swift apparently is number
one on the list now, Oh yeah, and Shielder in the whole world
to the NFL people rights, right, that's the the thing is, is
America's streetheart els on the map have to be a female? Could it be?
Could he be America's Chris Evans? Chris Evans? Come on, He's
America's seetheart, isn't he? Yeah? I like him? Neighbor grow up
down the street here. Yeah, But I just wonder whether this is being
overcooked and is it going to be? Will it be the ruination all the
focus on this stuff. I would think that they'd want some privacy, and
yet they can't seem to find that private spot. A lot of people who
are visible find ways of having relationships that nobody knows about. Mm hm.
That that's what's so masterminded about Taylor Swift. She nothing gets out there that
she doesn't want out there. Uh huh. So she wants this well,
she wants to go see his game, she wants to to have fun,
she wants to she was just she just got out of a very long relationship.
More at the beginning of the year, she got out of a very
long relationship where she wasn't the relationship itself wasn't in the public eye for the
most part. They didn't really walk red carpets together. They didn't do a
lot of that stuff, and a lot of celebrity relationships choose to do that.
Who is it Ava Mendez and Ryan Goslin. Oh yeah, they have
only walked one red carpet together, and that was because they were both in
the film. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. A lot of people are asking, I'm kind of
looking at names in the news here, lap Punza Butler, you know who
she is Lafonza is that I was comprising a lap la funds. I suppose
be asya. She's replacing Diane Feinstein. Does anybody know why why she's been
selected? It isn't because of her qualifications, because she doesn't seem to have
any. But she checks the box she is, Uh, what makes her
unqualified? I didn't say she was unqualized. It was between unqualified and qualified.
I didn't say she was unqualified. I just said, oh, she's
your words, lacking the qualification. So what makes her lacking the qualification?
She doesn't really have any thing that would She was an aid. I'm trying
to remember who it was for a long longa to somebody and is like,
nobody knows who this woman is. And that may not be bad. You
know, she's not a politician. A lot of people didn't know who Dianne
Feinstein was. Yeah, sadly what you mean when she died or when she
was away? Yeah, yes, yeah, sad And it's not it's not
only well because she she was senator for for California and a lot of people
aren't into politics in the way of they know what's going on outside of their
state. I saw on social media where a lot of people were asked and
why are flags flying at half mask? And then people were explaining why and
the people are like, well, who's that? Well, why would we
know that person because of Dian I mean, they didn't know Dan finds it,
they didn't know who dies. Yeah. Right, So do you to
think there's a danger you know? That brings up something. I was talking
to a fellow who does work in radio yesterday, your father and I actually
were talking to him, and one of the things that came up was,
you know, what what do you talk about on the air? And I
underscore the fact that we're not a political program like so many others are,
and so this narrow audience for politics. And you just said, you know,
there are those people who know who Kevin McCarthy is, but most people
don't know who he is, you know, which is kind of astounding when
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