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listening anymore. We are tuned in to things like this excitement in Washington.
This is exciting. The House Oversight Committee holding hearings on UFOs. Yep,
they're going to do it. The chairman of the Committee, Tim Burchett of
A tenor or C, announcing that the session is schedule for next week.
The hearing will come because the Republicans have promised to look deeply into unidentified object
unconfirmed claims. And then there's this former intelligence official in the military that had
found a crashed alien spacecraft. Let's get to the bottom of that done.
Meanwhile, Speaker Kevin McCarthy has been asked if he believes in extraterrestrial life,
and he said, have you seen the people I work with in the House
of Representatives. But mumps, mump the rump, beep beep. I'd love
to see the facts, he said, that's a surprise. I'm very supportive
of letting the American people see what we have, letting the American people.
Wow, what a choice of words. Huh. We're gonna let you if
you're lucky, we're the bosses and you're peonist. It's like if I behave
yourself or else, we'll get the unidentified flying objects or the aliens or whoever
they are to come to Florida and get. We'll give you an example of
how they can get you. They've all ready taken over the body. In
the mind of Ron decendis where are they going next? We've all seen men
in black. We know how it works. That's it. We're going to
have profa It wouldn't it be amazing if it was if that was the real
story Men in black? D or as it was Trump. It's always his
blue suit. He never wears any but a blue suit. You notice that
well, because he knows his color palette. Somebody taught him once upon a
time that black doesn't necessarily look good on him, but blue might be his
color. You are blue on blue, a heartache on herd ache. So
we'll be waiting with bated breath find out what the House Oversight Committee finds out
regarding you. F ohs, d um okay. Probably won't sleep till Lynn.
I want to know. I already know, see, but we're burying
the lead. They changed the name of UFOs to shoot you aps. Well,
I mentioned you aps. I don't like I missed that. Unidentified aerial
phenomena phenomena. It's such a fun word. Come on, phenomena, phenomena.
It's phenomenal. It's not just regular phenomena. It's phenomenal phenomena, phenomenal
phenomena as a phenomena in a phenomenal world. All right, you got it?
Got it? Okay. And then there were those bugs that have attacked
your stomach because you ate something yesterday. They had mayonnaise and had been sitting
out for a day unidentified. We'll get to that on our Food, Farm
and Family Report later in this hour This Good Day Program with Doug Stephen and
Jay Kirshner. The random survey of teachers that was conducted in grades kindergarten through
high school, finding the two out of three missed classrooms. Average teacher in
the US said that they think this was something we alluded to. I think
a week or two or three ago. I can't remember, because one day
goes into I don't know, we go on and on. It's like this
program goes on forever, all day, all night, every day through they
every moment, we're onto something. So the average teacher in the poll said
that they thought about the upcoming school year during the summer break eight times,
with forty five percent sharing that it comes to mind even more often that children
are not making it to the classroom. So why are we having what's the
education mode? The education situation? Youngsters are not thinking much about school unless
they have to go to summer school. Do you ever go to summer school?
I did? I did for math math. Math is not my strong
suit. It almost seems like a little extra punishment, right, Didn't it
seem like punishment that you didn't do well? En up during school? Sometimes?
I think sometimes summer school is used as punishment. Other times it is
just used as like extra tutoring. I didn't feel like I was being punished
when I went and it was. It wasn't I think it was like six
weeks, four weeks. Maybe. Yeah, it wasn't a lot. It
wasn't a lot, and it was very helpful for me. It was.
But you had more one on one instruction, did you. No, No,
I mean it wasn't. It was a It was a smaller class,
but it was I want to say, it was like one teacher, twelve
children, twelve students. I have what's in high school? I did take
summer classes and I think it was in math as well. Although I'm good
in math, I didn't like there was something about it, you know what,
It got down to the teacher. It's funny because you'd think, Okay,
knowledge is knowledge and learning is learning, but it's not. It's up
to the teacher. I think in many ways there's it's been parents too,
the atmosphere. It's not just teacher, but parents are responsible for the atmosphere,
the attitude they have toward education, and especially with a lot of single
parent families, that gets kind of lost in the shuffle for work and paying
bills and whatever other things would come up. Well, and it's like you
want the guardian parents and guardians to be engaged with their student aged children,
with what they're doing. What they're learning, but also for teachers and faculty
to meet these students in how they learn, where once upon a time it
was like, Okay, here, here is the curriculum, and you're good
to go. And then I think when I was a student, there was
a little bit more focused on how children learn in the sense of some learn
more visually where others are more auditory. And now it's like, no,
there's so many more ways to learn. And I think it also shows when
you can tell the teacher truly loves their job and they truly care about the
students, as opposed to teachers who might just be there because that was the
kind of they fell into, or they're just waiting to retire. I had
a teacher who was an awesome human being, but a really bad teacher.
He was a one of the athletics coaches, but you had to be a
teacher to also be the athletics coach, and so it was one of those
really cared about the athletics and not the schooling. And he he was supportive
in the sense that he wanted people to pass. But the problem was he
didn't teach you. He gave you the answers, and that wasn't nobody learned
that way. Yeah, we got grades, and we're wonderful at tests because
he answers. Well, he wanted to be your friend too. Yeah,
and helpful. No. No, teachers credit the success of what's gone on
since the pandemic to being able to inspire their students, so they say,
teaching in person is something I can't I still can't get over the ridiculous reality
of the big cities, especially like Los Angeles, where nobody went to school,
nobody did anything for a year or more. Actually they get paid to
do nothing. And I remember how it was. My grandson's first experience was
school. As the pandemic started. He was in the first grade, as
the first grade of my theories, you know, third season, first grade,
and a lot of it was experienced at home on the computer on the
screen. He did not how to deal with that, but he didn't know
any difference. See, when he went to school, there was a fresh
start for him and a lot of other youngsters. So in a way it
was good if they had good teaching, if it was good material, and
they stuck to it during the pandemic. And then when the youngsters went to
school actually to have the experience. I think a lot of them, at
least my daughter feels that in my grandson's class that a lot of the children
have they didn't know any differently, so they you know, they didn't have
the social The big thing about I think youngsters when they're younger especially is getting
socially connected as well as educationally. It's you're going to know how to get
along with others. There are some things that only our peers can teach us,
and interactions can teach us. And that goes for any age yep.
So anyway, teacher projects supplies not enough of that. What do they do
with the money? God only knows. There's a lot of that stuff that
now in the summertime is being activated again. I think I said this the
other day. Some school, especially in california'll be back in session in a
month. My daughter and my grandson and her husband come here this Friday for
three weeks, and when they go back the next day, Miles goes back
to school. So that's when that's the third week of August. I think
pretty amazing, all right, So there it is. That's the attitude of
teachers in the summertime. Summertime, some what are you learning. I think,
going to school, going to camp, all those things are great things
in the summer time, as well as social media time. Sometimes I get
distracted a little bit and talk about things that I guess they couldn't individually affect
us in somewhere or another. Meta, which is the parent company of Facebook
and Instagram and Threads, is going to be fined one hundred thousand dollars a
day. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch from the Norway regulators because of privacy
concerns that are part of the advertising practices of Meta. They say that the
fine is because of violations of user privacy, the data they have a data
protection authority. Maybe we need to have one of these right exactly. The
regulator there says that behavior you're advertising, which is what really they do admita
it. Really they focus on where you are. They know where you are,
they know what you've been looking at. How many times have you said,
I've seen this happen. I was online the other day looking for a
particular kind of car, and so now every time I open up my pages,
I've ads for these cars. How is that appropriate? And so oh
or this step further where a lot of people think that these devices are listening
to us or spying on us, and it's not necessarily that the devices are
talking to each other. So if you're in a conversation, say I'm talking
with one of my friends about a new kind of toothpaste, and all of
a sudden, I start getting those ads, it's not because the devices heard
is talking about it. It's because I was near her. My device was
near her device, and she was googling this stuff on her device, and
so our devices talks. It's geotagging. Yep. Yeah, So, as
I said, it couldn't have into a nicer bunch. I think there are
very few people who are more cretanists than Zuckerberg. And so then you say,
well, why do you use his product Facebook, Instagram threads? I
think that's a good question, and I ask myself that frequently because they get
so poed about how they continue to change things to disrupt what has worked for
me in most people, just because they want to do something different and they
can. So we've allowed ourselves this is I have nobody even pointing the fickle
fingler fading anybody. It's me. I don't have to have Facebook. Why
do I do it because social media seems to help in business circles sometimes friendship
circles. It's kind of nice to post a picture of your You want to
meet people where they are, and a lot of our friends are on these
specific social media channels, and that's where we are. But it goes along
the lines of the conversations we have, which at talk. That's the same
technology that Meta has been using, that Google uses. Other other companies use
that same technology. Yeah, all right, So and the Good Day Show
posting at we have Facebook dot com forward Slige good Day Show. Something we've
asked something for, something good, give us something good to talk about,
something you've seen in the news or personally experienced. So Teddy just tells the
story about returning from an ensemble singers trip to perform in England. How cool
is that? What a great way? Congratulations Teddy. That sounds like a
lot. It's really fun. Yep. Let's see here, Terry Cebee the
good news. We're drying up from the rain. Yep. I guess that's
my husband helping some people repair their driveways some of the areas the country where
you know, we talked about the rain and I was in Vermont last weekend
and saw the devastation up there. But if you go to the hot areas
of the country, like on the West, the same thing happens. The
heat is so intense that it buckles the highways and there are all kinds of
problems that have to be dealt with there. So a lot of people are
concerned about lackluster's civic engagement these days, and I think one of the reasons
that I talk about some of the things that I do is to try to
relate what's going on around the country to what's in your local circumstance, in
your local ham, if you will. People need to be involved. People
need to be on the school committee that are credible, People need to be
in the city council, are on the board of selectmen who are really interested,
not in themselves. And I think this bleeds out into the country because
we're so distracted by the fiasco that's Washington. The show it is. It's
just a big show, and we've been distracted. They've done a good job
at taking our attention away from our own cities and towns, and actually you
are far more engaged. To remember Tip O'Neil used to say all politics are
a local they are Everything starts in your town with the school committee and with
the selectment or with the city council. And we're all so distracted by this
damn drama that's going on, most of it in Washington, that the issues
that are occurring, the things that are important in our own backyards, are
ignored, and they can't be ignored. They shouldn't be ignored. How do
we run things if we don't know what's going on right What are your thoughts?
Share them with me and with Jay and with the rest of the people
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It's Good Day on air, so that we can go through what's going on
in your I think that's the question. We always ask certain questions that carry
through until Friday when we run to them. But maybe that's a question,
Jay, that we can have as paramount importance. What is going on and
you're communits the number one thing, the most important thing going on right now
in your community that I would like to know and you can share it on
the social media or you can share it through our social connection. That's called
the telephoney telephone eight eight nine. Doug all Right got that there were three
banks that were robbed by one guy who's dressed as a woman with a sticky
note sticky note Bandit actually three Texas banks. He handed tellers a note with
threatening messages demanding cash. So he's now called the sticky note Bandit very clever
if somebody to have named him. That he's not been arrested. Nobody knows
who he is. This is the Houston area. We're a lot of money
has been robbed. They don't really even know how much it is. But
anyway, he has gone in as a female and usually in the bank's approaches,
the teller hands him this note on a sticky pad a demanding cash,
and then he leaves. Nobody has been physically hurt, suspect. This sounds
like an episode of television show, maybe the news. You're looking for a
five ft eight inch black man with a thin to medium build, and so
there you go. He helpful now that with social media, people can figure
out who this person is and then get actual photos as opposed to the what
were they the drawings or something that just described them, and then they need
to do a drawing as possible and something and yeah, and more often than
it looks like an actual person who is out there, but not the right
one, not the same person. Nope, but you're amazed. Sometimes when
you see on TV Law and Order, they draw pictures, right, they
have the sketch artist come in and people describe the people who have been harmed
by the perp. They describe them, and it looks exactly like the guy.
Yeah, I know who that is? Who does that? Who knows?
Who knows by looking at a picture of the frame of somebody's face?
Yeah, I know who that is right away. Now, you don't come
on, are you really telling me that you think you know? Okay,
here's something that's really, really, really disgusting. A twelve year old girl
listen to this has been charged with throwing acid on an eleven year old girl
during an argument on the playground. Where in the name of God, this
girl, this twelve year old get acid, That's what I want to know.
This is in Wayne County, is outside of Detroit. So the DA
has charged the twelve year old girl with felony as salt and tend to do
bott the harm. This is troubling, to be sure. I want to
know how somebody at twelve figures out how to do this, and how in
this circumstance this affects this girl for the rest of her life, right,
It's awful. Thankfully she's alive right. Well. And it's one of those
things that we see this with children. It's almost like you wonder where did
they learn this from? And then you see this with adults happening all the
time, some kind of from somebody gets stabbed or somebody gets shibbed. Unbelievable.
Good God, Where are the parents? Where are people who supposedly love
these children? That's the problem. Too many people are distracted by all these
damn devices and things that are going on. They're too interested in themselves and
they don't take care of the charges the things that are there is that is
their children. Well, it's not always. I mean that, you're not
wrong. That is one of the That is one of the she's one of
the situations. But there's also people who are absentee because they can't be around.
They are working multiple jobs just to put food on the table. They
should have thought of that before they get pregnant. Frankly, is that sound
too harsh, Yeah, something, especially because money is finite. Financial situation
is not always always there. Okay, go ahead, I know, I'm
I don't want to stop the conversation. I've said what I have to say
about parenting. I'm pretty direct, and I say it from a position of
strength, because if there's one thing that I think I've done okay on I
don't know that I would tell you I was a blue perfect parent, but
I think i've I think my children would tell you that I have done okay
to maybe a little better than okay. How would you grade yourself? As
another question for social media, as a parent, how would you grade yourself
A B, C, D F. And a lot of these the parents
of this twelve year old who through the acid, they deserve an F because
there's something they didn't do, a lot that they didn't do to show that
girl what's right and what's wrong right. And that's because there's so much selfishness
and so much just narcissism. And it also doesn't make a conversation and the
debate of sociology versus psychology, nature versus nurture, Yeah, got any others
good versus bad, But there is no I mean, someone could have the
most amazing parents who were attentive and did everything quote unquote right, and their
child is a psychopath because that's in their psychology. We all know, so
we all know people who had the worse upbringing possible and end up being amazing
for final You know, that reminds me of a comment that you made when
we were talking about teachers, and the teacher that you add everybody liked,
gave you good grades, but you didn't earn him. He told you,
you know, he made it easy for Yes, Yeah, he was a
kind human being, but a horrible teacher. Yeah, And that can be
the same with parenting. You can't always be nice. You got to be
thorough. You've got to be solid, you have to be very in terms
of strategically learning the child learning the lessons, you've got to be steady and
consistent. It can't be one way. They can't. Children are all confused
by stuff, and then they're the parents who don't want to hurt their children's
feelings, so they do whatever they want to do. I know somebody who
has a nineteen twenty year old son who has brought four cats home, and
he has him in the bedroom and the mother won't say anything about getting rid
of him, or if you don't get rid of him, you move out,
You get out and take the cats with you. She didn't want to
do that because you don't want to hurt a little boys feeling you find stray
cats. No, he's he's more than that. It's it's it would be
if that was all it was, it would be one thing. But there's
all kinds of other stuff going on. And you know, there's a way,
there's a certain time when you know what you're capable of doing, and
that maybe maybe that hasn't been taught by their parents either. Maybe that's one
of the problems. Here is the story of careless, sloppy bad management.
What else? What's the word when you hear the story of these emails from
the military mistakenly sent to a Russian ally a minor typing error, casually done
or whatever, carelessly done? Probably a better email is intended for the military's
m I L domain a few years been sent to the West African country which
ends with the dot mL suffix, and so they're supposed to be they leave
an eye out. And so now it's been found out that these emails,
some of them contain sensitive information about passwords, medical records, itineraries of top
officers from the Pentagon. So when the world is going on here the problem
has been identified and for the past ten years people have known that it's been
a problem. Molly's country domain is m I L dot MILS like here it's
dot US. But people will been hu using mL and this is even a
one time thing like this is millions of US military emails that have this has
been happening for years, intended for US military have been going to the Molly
government and they're friends with the Russians. Ze who knows where it's gone?
Where the infra he's gone for years? And this is this something they only
just figure it out? Or is this something that only the public is now
being aware of. This is back to what I was talking about earlier.
Management who knows what's going on the circus in Washington? That keeps us away
from actually managing, knowing and fixing the problems. The problems are so rampant
because the country is so big and technologically it's like a jungle. So and
who's the boss? The guy who's the boss is you know, has a
hard time putting his underwear on. So how can that? How can how
can the country? How can we set a good example? And that's the
problem all the way down, as I outlined a few minutes ago, to
the distractions on the local level. Come on, let's pay attention, folks,
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is what Miranda Lambert has been called. She's mean, apparently Jay, She's
mean for stopping a concert to Well, I'm gonna tell you what she did
and why people are saying that Miranda Lambert is now mean. Miranda. She
stopped at concert Jay to call out fans who are taking selfies, calling them
rude. So what's wrong with that? Why would she be considered mean?
That's just kicking her off. Yeah, I don't blame her him being ticked
off. Well, and some people said, I am a huge Miranda Lambert
fan. She is one of my favorites, and I think that this could
have been handled differently, But you don't know what else was going on.
When I first heard the story, it seemed like it was possibly some younger
fans who maybe were being obnoxious and taking selfies the whole time. She just
finally had enough. I have been to concerts like that where there are people
around that just have their fun out the whole time, and it's like,
come on, just enjoy the show. Well, there are some residencies and
some concerts who say no phones and they actually take your phone before before doing
it. The people, the fans in question who were scolded, they one
of them posted the picture to social media and explained their side of the story,
and they were, like, it made us feel like a teacher was
scolding us, and like we were just some young, dumb, annoying girls.
We are women in our thirties and sixties. And this was the only
two the only two photos they actually took the entire time, and they only
took it because they couldn't get a good shot before the show started, and
they felt like they had the best seats in the house and the show was
starting to wrap up. There were only three or four more songs in the
sentence, so they wanted to try to get a good picture really quickly,
and it happened to be those two photos ticked Miranda off, and they pointed
out that other people were taking photos continuously, but for some reason they got
called out. And there's actually other video that people had taken during this where
other fans got up and walked out, and you can hear those fans saying,
you don't treat your fans that way. So people on social media coming
for both sides, saying like she could have handed that better as well as
put your phone down and enjoy the show. Yeah, I'm on that side,
thank you, all right. Other country music and news, Jason Aldean
is recovering. He stopped his concert because if heat exhaustion pretty intense. So
how's he doing. Yeah, he's doing much better. There's a video of
that too, where he kind of stumbles backwards and then you can just see
him like he knows something's wrong and he rushes himself off stage, right,
And there are a lot of reports of heat stroke, and so he came
out to say it wasn't as serious as heat stroke, but it was heat
exhaustion. And these are high temperatures, and Jason Aldean is not one to
just perform standing but with his guitar behind the microphone, just standing heat working
on the stage, and he was not working the stage. He was just
kind of standing there and you can tell something was up. Yeah, he's
doing it. He'll recover. Yeah. Only heat is doing numbers on anybody
in these outdoor concerts at this time of year. Man, you can't really
tell what's going to happen. All right, so there's the update on Jason
Aldean. Doug Stephen here with doctor Jack Stockwell his website Forbidden Doctor dot com.
Also you can get the story of his NUKA chiropractic practice at Jack Stockwell
dot com, located in Salt Lake City, Utah. He has lots of
things to say. I was talking about good foods. Matter of fact,
if you check out the podcast for the Starwell, he got a couple of
podcasts. Actually, the one that I most often direct people to Jack is
the one that we do together, Good Day Healthshow dot com. And so
anyway, um, and in the most recent incarnation we discuss why Amish people
don't suffer from any of the same maladies. I had that conversation with the
Ken Cronhouse who he said, I love the two of you guys. He
said, ah, that's that study has been debunked, And I said by
whom, and well, you know it's science, and just because you know
it's amazing how if you don't agree on things, how it can be debunked.
There's nothing to that study that's not true. What basically Jack said when
he was here, we were talking about this. I think last week vaccines
the Amish community doesn't do vaccines, and they're very healthy compared to the regular
countenance of all of us. So the study that we talked about, yeah,
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eat lots and lots and lots and lots of cashews. What's in a while
a pistachio, a lot of peanuts. So what's on the list of the
healthiest varieties of nuts according to your research? Well, interestingly enough, cash
shows are not nuts. They're fruit. They're really listed as a fruit.
They appear as a nut. They crush up in your mouth like a nut.
I just wanted to point that out, but it's listed with it.
Times you feel like a nut. Sometimes you know that commercial all right,
number one walnuts shaped like little brains. We know that they contain the essential
fats for brain health. And then hey, I'm just going to run through
them. Hazel nuts, almonds, macadamia's because they're very rich and mono unsaturated
fats, pecans, brazil nuts loaded with selenium, and various parts of your
body needs selenium, cash shows, and pistachios. And I once read a
study not too long ago of these eight. Three of them were particularly mentioned
if you can only eat you know, if your variety only allows three walnuts,
macadamia's, and pistachios, really and if if you had a good serving
of those three every day, you are preserving your ability to avoid Alzheimer's.
Of course that study has been debunked, but wow, we'll take it to
heart as well. So cash us, I eat lots of cash us,
handfuls of them. I notice they're rich and anti cancer substances. Yeah,
okay, so that's and they helped to balance cholesterol throughout the system. M
I wonder if so if we were to compare cashers, let's say to Kirk
human, is that because that's an anti cancer as well? Do they have
some of the same properties even though they're not like at all and any other
than the fact they're cancer natural tree anytime you take something from Mother Nature instead
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