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some good news. Those of you who want to go to have an Italian
or an it Italian experience, go to Rome. When you're in Rome,
you do what the Romans do, and that could be visiting the spot where
Julius Caesar got it in the back oh one of the most infamous crime scenes
in history. Remember when I talk about the IDEs of March on the fifteenth
of March, you were the IDEs of March. And then there's the Latin
at two brute remember doing that in a play. All the utterances that can
be enjoyed on Roman soil. Okay, so they've opened up this place to
the public where Caesar was assassinated. They even used that word. I guess
back then, what's the Latin word for assassinated? But it's pretty close to
assassination. You know, there's a song. You've ever heard the song?
It was assassination? I know, have you heard that song? No?
No, okay, this is a sacred area in Rome, and no he
was able to go there for a long time. There's a lot of stuff
going on around it, but the walls of the mansion, Poppy's Mansion were
only frequented by the ghost of Julius Caesar and maybe some cats. Now the
Bulgarie Watch people have paid to open up this area so you can visit.
It costs five bucks for non residents that we're gonna you have what you have
a calling you of a room, a room addressed on your driver's Let you
get in. The temples were first described say it again. Oh, I'm
sure this place is beyond beautiful and the energy palpable. Yeah, well I
think that sometimes. Is it the energy that you encounter in a place like
this. I remember going down to the basement of the house, and not
the house, but the sort of church was an edifice in Jerusalem where there
was a lot of activity during the time of Jesus, and the energy is
overwhelming, in fact, unbelievable. And I'm sure that's probably wire. You're
right, just gonna have that effect on you. In the temples, which
are by the way, believed to be they're full of female deities. They
were honoring for Tuna, that hypen name. I think it is Fortuna.
Fortuna Fortuna, goddess of chance, goddess of fertility. So you want to
get pregnant, go down into this into the temple, right, have a
little hoochie coo, and you get pregnant. Who so, at any rate,
that's what's happening. If you're going to roam this summer, and a
lot of people are. It's not cheap. None of the overseas strips are
inexpensive. Friend of mine is Greek and he was born in Greece came here
in nineteen eighty eight. He was he and his family go to Greece every
summer, but he's not going this summer because it's very expensive. Prices are
up to fifteen hundred bucks us eat around drip, which is it's the It
reflects the cost of jet fuel because jet fuel is you'll notice when you go
by that gas station, cost of diesel fuel is higher than the cost of
gasoline, which no one can explain because it costs it takes less. Diesel
fuel is less refined petroleum than is gasoline, So why if the process is
less, it doesn't cost more. And people, the truck drivers are all
asking that people have diesel tractors like me, I asked that question all the
time. People have diesel cars. My daughter drives a diesel car, and
just it's it's it's killed the enthusiasm for this, this form, this engine,
which has the reason it's use because it has in trucks and tractors have
it has more torque, it's the same few it powers airplanes, same stuff,
heating oil, jet fuel, diesel fuels, all the same thing,
so you wonder why it's so expensive. But then on the other hand.
The costs are reflected in what it costs you to buy a ticket on an
airplane. I think I looked at you know, I go back in fourth
Los Angeles all the time, and used to not this time of year,
but certainly in the like the winter months, you could buy a round trip
not long ago, certainly during COVID, but before COVID even sometimes you get
hit it at two thirty two forty two fifty. Now you're lucky to find
a seat for four hundred bucks. Oh. Absolutely, it does seem that
there are less flights going on, so supplying demands definitely, Yeah, yeah,
right, exactly. All right, let's get an update on where we
are or aren't with the ocean Gate. What's the latest. Seems to still
be kind of fuzzy as to where this thing is. They ran out of
oxygen, didn't they? They? Whoever's in there, the the quote unquote
guestimation would be somewhere around six am Eastern time. Um. Some of the
things you do, you know, is that this is still missing. It
has the submersible has some I think six or seven failsafe that are supposed to
bring it to the surface. But even if it comes to the surface.
They're still bolted in. Um, there's no way of them getting exposure to
outside airs. Do not believe? So no, there they're bolted in.
Is no failsafe for them to be able to open a door mechanism. There
was a lot of conversation of well when they find it, what are they
going to do? They have no way of bringing it up to the surface.
U. There is a US Navy ship that is or a crane system
that has made its way to Newfoundland and it's just waiting a Mothers ship to
get out onto the water. Um. We do know that there is a
family history for the CEO who found fascinating. Yeah, his wife is the
great great granddaughter of a couple who died on Titanic Wolf talking about Erienga,
Yeah, all right, Well there's no real deal then, no, And
as far as we know, those are pretty much the latest information. It
is still considered a recovery mission. Oh my goodness. H wow. All
right, let's see what's going on on Interstate ninety five. Those lanes outside
of Philadelphia as you're going down if you know the road going into Delaware south
of Philadelphia, there were, as you know, many people examining and trying
to figure out how to fix this bridge collapse after the devastation of that fire,
the explosion with the tanker truck, and so they're going to be open.
This was June eleventh, so it was less than two weeks ago.
They are opening up the roadway. Construction crews working twenty four hours a day
to repair the infrastructure of this bridge. So the governor says that they aren't
finished, but the rebuilding progress is long, is far enough along so they
can use the bridge. So this weekend, if you're planning a trip in
what happens as you drive south on ninety five you actually went it gets to
this point. It's a heavily trafficked road. But if you're going north in
southern ninety five, this is there's sort of a cutoff that takes you off
of ninety five over the Delaware Bridge, and then you get back onto ninety
five or it kind of comes back in. Anyway, This is a huge
disturbance. One hundred and sixty thousand cars a day over this bridge. And
so the complaints people are so silly. What the heck do you think people
are? They've spent all this time and energy complaining. Yeah, you realize
how bad this is. Of course it's bad. The bridge was destroyed by
an explosion. That's not that government's fault, the fact that. And you
don't hear me apologizing or staking up with the government much. But in this
case, how silly people are? Really? You're complaining because you can't get
what do you do? Take a detour? Okay, so you know,
yes, you know you have to take a detour. You know a lot
of other people are going to be taking the same detour. It's an inconvenience,
and you're going to have to leave earlier. But at the end of
the day, an inconvenience is okay, still, well it is, except
it is and for some people who are clueless, some people for whom everything
is about them, it's all about me, me, me, me?
Oh dare you blow up that bridge? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
you know what that means to me? Do you know what's happened in my
life? Yeah? This was an accident. The truck had an accident.
The driver is dead. Like, come on, compassion, people, It
doesn't make any difference. I have to leave five minutes earlier to get to
work. You know what that means to me? I have to get up
five minutes earlier. I have my life has changed because of this inconvenience.
Get a life, but also roads closed due to construction this timmy year,
especially that road. Yeah, up, evil everywhere on that road. So
I listen. There's not much I have plenty to say about the infrastructure in
the United States, and how loudsy it is because the trade unions and have
such a stranglehold on politicians because of the way politicians raise money for the camp
pains. So they have the union people have the ear of the people in
charge, and that's why the roads are as bad as they are. But
that's not this in this case, So get a life. Harry Styles,
he was the one that was dating Olivia. What's her face right a minute,
yes, right exactly. She backed by the way with her husband leave.
So no, okay, Well listen, they're singing together quite often at
their children's about okay, anyway, this is not about her. This is
about him and his concert. Something dramatic happened. He stopped his concert.
So he's singing his heart out. But somehow or there he finds out that
there's somebody who's pregnant in the audience, who's got to go to the restroom.
Well, she first caught his attention um during one of the audience interactions
where she was asking him to help her name her unborn child. Oh,
and they kind of start start talking and he's ripping about it, and then
she acknowledges that she really has to use the restroom, and he's like,
Okay, I'm gonna do this one time. I'm going to stall. Go
ahead her run up there. You won't miss the thing. I promise you
won't miss anything. And so he starts interacting with other other audience members and
reading signs, and then he sees her coming back to her seat, and
so then they interact again and he gets some of the names that she wants
for her child, and he kind of says lunch to the crowd and they
cheer on the names they like, and it was really cute interaction. I
don't think it's just Last week he helped do a sex reveal for a pregnant
woman really had a black balloon and he popped it on stage to reveal that
she was having a baby. Girl. WHOA. See, that's the kind
of stuff that's really what you know, instead of some of the impersonal concerts
that we are certainly used here, especially the big concerts in these big venues,
like going to see Paul McCartney at Finnway Park stuff like that. There's
no personal exchange, there's no interaction. Oh he he's Yeah, he's in
these big venues too. He's he's he's on an arena tour. Yeah,
all right, well anyway, good for him. That's an interesting concert story,
as opposed to the one from Ava Max who was slapped by a concert
goer on stage and now he's banned from her shows. What in the world,
what's going on? Right? Yeah, Raxa was just she had a
phone thrown out her face, needed stitches. Slap, Yeah, what and
then what do they do? They the police come? Did they arrest him?
Oh? Guards basically tackled this guy. I ended up inadvertently throwing him
down some stairs. He was trying to get away. What was it?
What was he trying to accomplish by slapping? Right? I mean? And
this was not a meet and greet. It's not like you get a free
task to a meet and greet and tickets to the show. This was a
post show meet and greet. Yeah, so it was after the performance.
He had to buy the sticket to do the meet and greet. Did he
buy it just so he could slap her? Crack? But it's the world.
It's full of people who are cracked. Man, they are cracked.
So anyway, she's okay. I guess that it's the bottom line. But
she was scared though I would be something like that happened to me. Do
we have a holiday? Yeah, Monday? It was juneteenth, Monday,
June tenth them right. It seems that that kind of throws the week off
killed her even though we're on the air. It just feels differently, doesn't
it when there's something going on that's a Monday holiday. I don't know if
it means that we're less productive during the weekend. In general. I think
we're always productive here, if I do say so myself. But there are
other things that slow people down. And one of the things that I find
distressing as I take a deep breath, the number of neo Nazi disruptions that
are taking place here there, not everywhere, but here and there in our
country. And because in New Hampshire their motto is live, free or die,
there's a what is it called free Talk Live. I think a couple
of guys do a radio program. It's on a number of stations around the
country from Keene, New Hampshire. They believe in the motto. As a
matter of fact, they've done a lot of things with bitcoin and stuff on
the air. And one of the guys got involved in something. He went
to jail. I've checked on him if he's not if he's still in jail
doing the program. Can you imagine doing a radio program from jail. I'm
here in my cell on the fifth floor of the of the courthouse and today
it's sunny. Yeah. Anyway, so these neo Nazis disrupted a drag story
hour, and one wonders, okay, so the drag story hour, that
becomes not the story, but that becomes the subtext for the story. So
I was looking at some of the comments on social media from some of the
people who are we used to call it Kyle Hampshire. And here's one guy
who said it's kind of weird how drag queens are a problem, but neo
Nazis running around is not. I thought that pretty much indepsolated. Yeah,
the photos of that where they're all just lined up in their gray hoodies,
the masks kind of on and they're doing the Hill Hitler sign with her.
Oh my gods, Oh can you imagine like that would that would be scary.
Here's another comment storytime, not so scary. They wouldn't wear a scary
Listen to this. Here's one guy who said this is fishy. They couldn't
wear a mask for COVID, but they canna wear one for cowardice. That's
pretty much talent about is you cowards. You won't stand up for what you
think, you believe. You got to cover your face so you deserve whatever
you get. Whatever you get. I guess there were a couple of policemen
that were identified in his neo Nazi group. Oh yeah, yeah, pretty,
that's pretty deeply disturbing, right, yeah, yeah, Anyway, there's
a lot of stuff. What you know, we were talking last week about
how Twitter changed ducking. You know, you would use the F word and
they'd change it to ducking. And now that that's changed tween you look at
some of these Twitter carments. People are right there with the F word and
the other things. Blank heads literally drive around New England. This is a
guy who is expressing his anger at these people, calling them an effing plague.
They drive around New England, posing in their hoodies and posting flyers,
causing disruptions everywhere. They've had a number of members arrested, but they still
keep at it. Here's the story from Rhode Island where apparently there are a
lot of neo Nazis posting flyers down there as well. As you said it,
what is the matter with people and with the Remember I always when I
preface these stories when I do them once in a while, by that great
line from one of the Indiana Jones movies, Nazis Right, Harrison Ford,
Indiana Jones is looking over the balcony down into the castle full of Nazis.
I hate those guys. I don't hate anything, because I don't even like
that word and the energy behind it. But I'll tell you that these guys
don't deserve to be breathing the same air and the rest of us are.
You know they're not. They're so brave they only emerge under the cover of
darkness with hoodies on them. Especially the idea that some are members in a
field of authority where they are bringing the job a complete bias and prejudice.
Should they be in a situation up against somebody who they fight against their personal
lives. Here's Amy who says, I just like violence, But why aren't
we hurting these Nazis anymore? We hurt natz That's what Americans do. We
hurt Nazis. Yeah, it's something to be said for that. I don't
like violence either anyway. It's just some of the comments about white pride that
are here. One guy for live free or go f yourself. That's what
it says, your Nazis scum. And you know there's some political comments in
here. All right, enough for this speaking of politics, mister McCarthy,
speaker McCarthy, who I have a different My attitude toward him is different than
it was when he got started. I wasn't much of a fan, and
I don't know that I would use the word fan, but I think he's
trying to It's like hurting cats because there's such a desperate different And when I
say desperate, I meant probably desperate. When you look at some of the
really right wing members of the Republican Party that are in the House of Representatives,
and then some of the others who are a little more toward the middle,
and some that are considered rhinos, and they right wingers make fun of
them because they're not quote unquote conservaty. I don't even know what the word
conservative means. But anyway, so McCarthy is trying to calm down the Republicans.
The latest thing to pop up is some of these right wing characters want
to impeach Biden. Okay, so here we go. The way we solve
all of our problems is to impeach. The Democrats want to impeach Trump.
Now the Republicans want to impeach Biden. This is going to be the road
that we go, presidents to run the risk of impeachment. Yeah, well,
McCarthy says, no, now is not the time to force a vote
to impeach. McCarthy's not going to get anywhere anyway, but it just is.
It's the waste of time. This is that nutbird Lauren Bobert who's pushing
pushing for a vote to impeach Biden's it's not appropriate. We have a lot
of stuff we got to deal with in this country and that shouldn't be one
of them. If that's your only reason for being you should go home.
You're not really doing anybody. You're just not You're not doing anybody any any
favors, frankly, Um, all right, let's see here. Um,
one of the January I don't know why I'm going down this this rat hole,
but as a couple of interesting stories, I don't know if I would
say they're compelling, they're interesting. One of the January sixth rioters, Jay
who Elector shocked. Somebody shouted out. He was sentenced to twelve and a
half years. He shouted out Trump one as he was carted off. So
there we go. There's another bunch. He drove that stunt gun into the
neck of the police officer. Who was this guy who was abducted. Well,
the police officer was taken by the mob too on January sixth. So
he get twelve and a half years in the slammer, and as far as
I'm concerned, he deserves every second of it. Frankly. He traveled to
Washington with a bunch of Trump supporters belonged to a group called the Patriots forty
five Maga gang. Okay, so he played guilty to felony conspiracy, obstruction
of justice, obstruction of an official proceeding, tampering with documents. Let's see
here, Proceeding to inflict bodily injury on officers using a deadly weapon. And
then he says, well, he was the one who sort of stirred up
a lot of this stuff. I wrote the night before January sixth. There
will be blood. Yeah, Okay, that's not part of that's not a
protest, that's gang warfare. And so he deserves to get it. That's
not what we're about here. Yeah, I'm all for protesting. I'm all
for expressing and letting people express themselves and encouraging them to express themselves. But
anyway, I just I find it. I don't even annoying, isn't there.
I don't even know what the word is for how I think about this
stuff, but it just is so anti productive. And then he also yells
welcome to the revolution. Well, and that's the thing. There is a
difference between protesters and rioters. It is ours as Americans to protest, it
is nobody's right to riot, and rioters and protesters are not the same.
And a lot of times they get lumped together because people who riot, they
go out, they're ready to cause chaos. It doesn't just end up like
well I was here to protest, but then it evolved into something else.
No rioters infiltrate protests. Name is Daniel Rodriguez, by the way, for
those who are interested, And every other word out of his mouth is the
F words. So you gotta when people are like that, I find that
they're not that smart people who use that kind of stuff anyway. Okay,
so here's in the mars. We're into the sewer here. We might as
well keep going. I'm just gonna keep going with this stuff. Here's a
man does a hit and run, crashes his car, kills five young women
in Minneapolis, all for what reason. I don't I'm not sure that I've
figured out what the reason was. He was, he was in Cala,
He was in a California prison serving time for a hit and run. He
was released earlier this year, and now he does this. He's now being
charged with killing five people. What the hell is going on with this guy?
And I believe these women were out together because they were doing something of
getting ready for a friends wedding. Yeah this, Yeah, the friend's wedding
was in Minneapolis. Yeah, that's the story. So now they're waiting.
They call that third degree murder. Why isn't it first degree? I didn't
even heard a third degree murdered you before I heard a second degree murder and
first degree murder. Yeah, first degree I believe is premeditated planned. M
h well, he's Zoe story from Honduras about the massive prison riot there.
These women belong to MS thirteen, right, do you see this? This
whole business of the people in prison who they just went through and killed everybody
that they could in the riot. Rival gangs. This is a woman's prison.
All women belong to the now the gangs are. The women are as
dangerous as the men. Right. Forty one women were murdered in this grizzly
riot in the prison in Honduras. Good God. I'm Greg. I'm sixty
eight years old, grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, major in business administration.
I do motivational speaking in addition to substitute teaching. Part of the reasons
for my motivational speaking is I kind of feel like I have a calling or
giving back to the younger generation. You know, the golden role is doing
to others you'd have them doing to you. My wife, Wanda, is
a senior flight attendance. She's been flying for over thirty years. We do
laugh quite a bit. I think most adults will start realizing that they don't
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Social media time with trending gossip celebrity used that sort of thing. The Rascal
Flats band Rascal Flats, isn't this That's a strange name, isn't it,
Jay, Rascal Flats, I never thought much about it. Really leave it
to me. Do you bring it to your attention then? So one of
the fellows that had played for Rascal Flats, the bass player Jay DeMarcus,
is talking about the band, where they are, where they were, and
what will happen in the future. So if you're a Rascal Flats fan.
I'm not much of a Rascal Flats fan, apparently, James is. What
about you, Jay? What's the Yeah? They're okay, I will say
that. To answer your previous question about how they got their name, they
when they first started performing together, there was somebody watching the band play a
fiddle and still guitar in Nashville that has since shuttered, and they said that,
hey, I had a band. It was called Rascal Flats. Do
you want the name? I think would be great for your stuff? And
they basically wrote out this contract and bought the band's name for five thousand dollars.
It was their signing bonus, and they started going by Rascal Flats.
Isn't that interesting? Huh wow? I'm I guess um. When it gets
down the nitty gritty, what I remember is Leicester flat neural scrugs. That
those names ring about with you. No, no, okay, So your
father's listening right now, and he's smiling because those of us who are older
remember Leicester flat neural scrugs. They stopped asking millennials stupid things. Really,
Okay, you can do that, but I probably won't stop doing that.
But now we're burying the lead so Jada Marcus had said that even though the
band they're in different places, they have a actually are not necessarily broken up,
but they're going their own way. They've done their goodbye, farewell all
of that stuff. And while we might not be getting new music from Rascal
Flats, they're not writing it off that they just will never perform together again.
I'm sure there's always the reunion things. There's always another Vegas residency.
Yeah. Well, there's a lot of music being created. And again one
it begs the question, how much new stuff can you create out of eight
notes? Do re Mi fa sol lati do did eight months in all different
kinds of instruments? Excuse me a little play those notes. But you have
to be really clever and creative, I think to be a songwriter these days.
Some of the things that you hear about what happened during the Wrecking Crew
in California, the Funk Brothers in Detroit, and what they did when people
we're kind of trying to create me they just sit there and they'd figure it
out as they go along. They didn't write this stuff out, they just
did it, And that, to me is the most creative form of musical
expression. Frankly. So anyway, there's the story. I'm Greg. I'm
sixty eight years old. I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, major in
business administration. I do motivational speaking in addition to substitute teaching. Part of
the reasons for my motivational speaking is I kind of feel like I have a
calling or giving back to the younger generation. You know, the golden rule
is doing to others you'd have them doing to you. My wife, Wanda,
is a senior flight attendants has been flying for over thirty years. We
do laugh by a bit. I think most adults will start realizing that they
don't recall things as quickly as they used to, or they don't remember things
as vividly as they once did. I've been taking privilege in for about three
years now. People say to me periodical, Man, you got a memory
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Normally Doctor Ken is here with the questions that people have for him. But
because he's out today, I am forced not I love No, I'm not
going to be Doctor Alo. I have played Doctor Doug on the radio,
but I'd rather do Food Farm and Family News because it's closer to my heart.
And by the way, with the appropriate food you I can be decked.
I suppose I'm doctor Doug in a way because I'm suggesting to you various
types of foods, a reason to eat foods looking at labels, I mean
all kinds of things that we cover every day in the segment on Food,
Farm and Family, and we also Jay compiles lots of things that show up
on the website that we have Food Farm Family dot com. So you can
certainly check that out. Because this is June, June is busting out all
over his dairy month. There is some interesting news. There's always a lot
of interesting news. I'm a cow guy, a dairy guy. I have
been on cows all my life and my farm specializes in a Jersey heifers,
Jersey cows. We have a sanctuary, but we don't just have jerseys on
the sanctuary. We have old steams and we've got some herefordge and a couple
of brown Swiss, and you know, you can come visit the farm and
see or you can go to Eastley Farm dot com and see the cows wandering
around out in the pasture. Here's the story of some new technology that will
help dairy farms meet the goals that some in the government want them. You
know, there's all this let's not eat meat, it's bad for the planet.
I saw an ad yesterday for it was a morning Star I think one
of you know, those the meatless burgers, and this this moron on the
things saying we'll save the planet by eating these morning Star burgers. All right,
okay, yeah, fewer things of like eating whole foods meatless just naturally
meatless whole foods is far different from eating a lot of these processes soy crap.
Yes, and there are a lot of people who have soy intolerances straight
up stoy, Yeah, she's anymore. And the labels the rampant right when
they you look at the ingredients on the label, it'll often say contains soy
wheat, milk, that kind of stuff. Because a lot of people have
allergies to them. Anyway, Let's see the story of Denise Men's She and
her family run a farm store. They ever heard of six hundred cows three
hundred or milking? That usually is the way it is. I usually have
twice as many cows six hundred, so three hundred milking and then three hundred
Heffer's young calves. That sort of thing coming along makes sense for this family.
Sustainability is a priority, so they have an anaerobic digestor on the farm
that turns waste into electricity. This is happening more and more and more on
farms. That's why this kid who's talking about methane emissions from the cows doesn't
his head is where you know, it doesn't sun. There's no sun where
his head is. So the Cabot Cheese people are promoting this, among others,
ways that dairy farmers can remain sustainable and profitable. The dairy that this
fellow the Man's family runs gets left out of local food conversation, but mostly
because they're doing what you know is important and one and again another reason to
go to local farms. See what's going on there. Milk is a local
commodity. Most of the time it's very perishable, and so most of the
time when you buy milk in the store, it's come from a plant,
and I come from a farm, come from a plant. A production facility
is like a factory, and they are subject to the same vagaries that other
factories have. You hear us every doing, every day doing our local food
farm Family report usually is an hour before. You're hearing this every single day,
and you can hear it and replaces, and you can hear it on
the food farm Family dot com website. But we necessarily talking about buying from
local farmers. You don't have to worry about the same things that you do.
And milk especially is very perishable, very fast. We've now a million
a couple of cows and drinking the raw milk from the cows reminds me of
how I grew up. I love the raw milk and remind me why you
can't do You can't sell raw milk anymore as well, because the people who
go to the traditional health colleges like Princeton, they teach them that raw milk
is bad, which is the worst thing. There is nothing healthier than raw
milk. It's how it is handled it's how you milk the cow, how
clean are the facilities, that sort of thing that's really what. If you
want to drink raw milk, I've gotten strainers and filters and stuff to make
sure there's nothing in the raw milk that would hurt people. A pasteurization kills
all the nutrition, the taste, the flavor, everything. So if you
can find raw milk, I advise you to drink it. Good way to
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