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know it exactly. Good day to everyone for just joining us, said Jay
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about just about everything. Is that too redundant? We're going to surf and
turf here. We will land on freedom, justice, integration, you name
it. We are large, looming, large on the horizon. Speaking of
our program and maybe every other good radio program, and some of the arts
are good on the radio. It's AM for Every Vehicle, Yeah, yea
right, rash goomba. There was a bi part and coalition and the Congress
that has introduced this bill yesterday, the AM for Every Vehicle Act. This
legislation will require the FEDS to mandate like those words require and mandate AM radio
and all new vehicles that are built in the United States. Now there is
no charge for this. One of the companies had suggested Okay, we'll put
AM radio in bets gonna cost you, And this legislation fixes that. It
directs the National Highway Transportation Safety Agency to issue a rule which requires AM radio
inclusion without any extra fees, period, end of story. Yes, it's
not like it's serious XM. Like it shouldn't just be an option you pick
and pace. It's it's am radio. Put it in the dan car,
yep, exactly. So that'll be something that I'm guessing who's going to vote
against that. I want to I want to see unless some of the idiots
that like the senator from Massachusetts, maybe they'll see we'll all see how this
work. But will hold. I think it's an important issue, frankly and
self serving, certainly because it affects me and my livelihood and Jay's livelihood and
your ability to know what's going on in the world. It's arrogant on the
part of the Ford Motor Company in there and the drivel that they've come out
with about and so is test as far as that's concerned, which sort of
surprises me because I would have thought that his honor might have been a musk,
might have been a little smarter when it came to this because he sort
of thinks the way that a lot of people think, when well he maybe
that's not true. He doesn't think the way a lot of people think,
and that's why he is where he is. But anyway, let's see,
Okay, we'll find out. We will watch and figure out as we go
along. What you ought to do, if you are really interested in this
is contact the office of your congressman and your senator and tell him you support
the am for Every Vehicle Act period. End of story. Speaking of people
who are in charge, kind of Joe Biden taking a trip said before he
left on his foreign adventure, he is quote confident the US will be able
to avert any kind of default. He says, he's optimistic that any problems
can be avoided and so the debt sealing negotiations will be something that everybody can
agree on. Yeah, okay, well let's yeah, America isn't going to
default. They won't let it happen. And as far as that's concidered,
just kind of what's on a piece of paper. Anyway, there isn't an
alternative. Everybody's got to get together and they shouldn't be so dog on stubborn
about this. This is my point of view and I'm not changing it.
Nah. Anyway, he's over in Japan the G seven leaders, remember,
used to be the G eight and then they tossed the Russians out. Anyway,
he's going to go to New Guinea, going to go to Australia.
While he's over there, he's gonna be in Hiroshima. And so then he
comes back to make sure there's a deal on the debt. That's the headline,
deal on debt. I'll be in constant contact with my team while I
am abroad the final negotiations. I'm the decider. He isn't really the decider
when it comes to this. So anyway, he'll be back on Sunday.
Boy, that'll be good. I hope he's not gone too long, because
what will happen while he's gone? Who will do? What? He says?
My deal to raise the debt ceiling is non negotiable, except now he
has to negotiate. He says, not about whether or not we are going
to do this. We're going to pay our debts. All the leaders have
agreed we will not default. Every leader has said that. I guess McCarthy,
mister McCarthy, the House Speaker held a news conference with other Republicans just
after the President made his remarks. Oh, surprise, surprise, He had
a different take on the negotiations. He said, quote, the President and
Chuck Schumer have finally backed off their idea that they won't negotiate. They backed
off this insane, unrational. Which is not a word I'm quoting him.
The word, speaker is. He actually said that, Yeah, okay,
good for him. We're on track. We'll be able to pay our bills
as of June first, anyway, So there's progress. It's a silly drama.
It's all about egos. It isn't even about point of view. It's
about egos, right. Their top staffers are instructed to negotiate a deal on
Yeah. We're all tough guys here anyway. So they were at it all
day yesterday. Apparently. One of the sticking points working requirements for social programs.
Yes, good, they Republicans are right. Why would you not want
to when you're giving people money, why would you not want to require that
they work for their money. I'm working for my money, Jay, You're
working for your money, right, yes, yes, if you're capable and
not on disability or something like that. Guess yeah, ridiculous, ridiculous,
ridiculous, And when they were asked to comment on a Biden said, oh,
we don't want to make everybody work. They just broke into laughter.
So the work requirements, this is what the American people would be Why would
you be against it? What? Who? With? What person with any
kind of common sense would be against a work requirement if you are going to
get some kind of social help if you will. What this is something should
have been done a long time ago, should have been done when this first
issue. This came up a lot of times. That's the problem. People
aren't paying attention enough. People just go with what other people are saying,
the opinions of others, and then like, well, yeah, that sounds
about right. I'm going to roll with it, rather than doing their own
research seeing what everything is actually about. Because yeah, there are some items
where it's like, why does this not make sense? To do it makes
complete sense? Why why is this not an am unanimous decision? Because that
sounds so wrong even though it starts with you, but the sound starts with
a why do you know what I'm saying? Yeah, it should be unanimous,
yep, yep, yep, yep, common sense. Hello, let's
have some common sense, shall we? Oh? What an idea? In
Mexico a woman killed a man. She defended herself when he attacked her and
raped her. This was a year or so ago. She was sentenced to
six years in prison. What do you think of that? That is awful.
It is talk about ridiculous victim blaming. So she defends herself. What
does she defend yourself during any of these acts? Or was it a meditative
situation after the fact, You know, it's not clear to me which came
first, a chicken or the egg. The defense called this, they called
the sentencing discriminatory. Ladies name is Roxanna Ruise. A lot of feminist groups
are angry, A lot of law legal experts are angry because the depth of
gender based violence in Mexico is really extreme. We think it's bad here,
it's horrible there. So this does not bring and has not brought a look
at a picture of this young woman. Basically, she's the the he when
she was on the stand, he said to her, you he raped you,
right, but you're not supposed to have the right to do anything.
They I think most of the time when you see news coverage of things like
this, they don't identify, they don't identify the woman, but they did
in this case, because this is so outrageous. Twenty three years old,
guilty of homicide with the excessive use of defense mechanisms. That's kind of the
way she hit the man in the head to defend herself. So it sounds
like it was not something that was premeditated after the fact, It was happening
in the moment, and she didn't defend herself, she would be dead dead.
So she's got to also pay sixteen thousand dollars in reparations the family of
the man who raped her. I think there should be at this moment exactly
starting now, Americans boycott in Mexico. Just stop going there in a retaliation,
if that's the word you want to use. This Apparently, she was
having a beer with a friend. She's a single mother. She met a
man that she'd seen around the neighborhood. He offered a walk her home,
and then he asked to spend the night with her, and she agreed to
let him sleep on a mattress on the floor, but while she went to
bed, he climbed into the bed tore off her clothing and raped her and
so she fought back. It hit him in the nose. He said,
I'm gonna kill you, and then she struggled to get away from him and
killed him in self defense. So what could be wrong under the circumstances with
doing that? And let's boycott in Mexico, Boycott things made in Mexico.
Right, we're all big here about boycott, I think, So let's boycott
Mexico. I think, um for that. Jay Krishner and I are fans
of Jeopardy and so they're having their Jeopardy Masters tournament on right now. I
can see here locally on TV. They play the daytime on one of the
one of the high ends. How do we the high Um, it doesn't
mean an interest anymore? What where they're located on the time? Consider us
first network? Yeah kind of yeah. Right. Anyway, So there's a
contestant that found out he was having a baby while he was on the tournament.
So done. Dunn Dune, Dune, Dune, Dune. This is
one of the most famous themes ever, certainly, and most people know about
Jeopardy, most people watch it here and there. It's one of those things
I used to do a game show on the radio, and I was on
a station in Boston, beck in the eighties, and this is one of
the games that we played. Was when it was sort of first popular.
It was fun to have people go the people on the radio doing what they
do on TV. Well, I think any trivia game is always fun.
Yeah, yeah, it was a lot of fun, all right. So
anyway, Ken Jennings was talking to Andrew, one of the contestants, and
revealed that he had become a father. Quote, there's been a big change
in your life since we last saw you, right Andrew, Oh yeah,
now I have a newborn son, he says. Guys a software developer.
He said, thanks to just about everybody in the world. I guess everybody
knows. Thanks to the Jeopardy crew. I had a double blessing of going
from being here on the stage to within twenty four hours were going with my
partner and welcoming our son. Isn't it interesting now how many people are together
and they aren't married. They refer to each other as partners. This is
his wife. His wife's name is Sarah, but he saw her as his
partner. Yes, yeah, but that's just so great because he's there for
the tournament. He does his thing, and basically the crew will help get
him out of there as fast as possible, as quickly as possible, so
that he could go and be there for the birth of his son. And
that is just absolutely awesome. It is. It's kind of cool when you
think about how often this um the the the she she am saying, she
is, I try to this is why happen such a hard time with maim
Balc. I guess that is the way to do it. Yeah, miam
Bieli. It's kind of not emphasis on the why. It's maam my Omi.
Yeah, anyway, she u. It would normally be doing this,
but because she is off the set of all the things that she's working on
because of the writer's guild strike. So this is um they don't really have
they well they do have writers, but it's not the same kind of writing
as but I guess they all below the writer guild though. Well, and
she she does do other work that right is very involved in. And again
the crew of the all the higher ups of Jeopardy are supportive of this.
They're looking, yep, you do you, you do your thing. We
only have a few more episodes to record. So there you go. Do
we have a blind edition of the Somebody, this is the silliest thing somebody
asked me yesterday. As I was talking about what I did, somebody asked
me what I did for a living. And this is partially what I do
for a living. I enjoy the company of Jay and you you folks every
day, and a couple of bucks here and there exchange hands. So,
for whatever the reason, this person asked me with a straight face, whether
I had a brail edition for blind listeners. Oh? Interesting, huh what?
Hello? Huh? Right, think about that for a second. Do
I have a brail edition for blind? Yeah? So do they not know
how radio call the good Day? Well it would be. Now if you
really want to get technical about it, you'd have to have you have you
on your radio or whatever device you're using to listen to the program. You're
gonna have some way to find it. So that brings around a more interesting
question. How do people who are sightless use an iPhone? Is there a
special iPhone or a device that is usable for people? Is there are audio
directions on it? And how do you turn it on? You know that
sort of thing? Yes, yes, there are there There are yes,
okay, are different devices and technology that makes it easier whether you are blind
or deaf or any kind of accessibility needs. Right, So that that leads
us to the next question. Do you have a version of this program for
deaf people? And yeah, I don't know, how would you? There's
got to be maybe some device someplace that translates words into a screen, like
what was it the woman who did the valedictorian speech last week at some university?
She used a screen to communicate, right, she can't speak that,
ye did the speech for her? Essentially, yeah, right, okay,
So there are those things around. So see there's an answer, and an
intelligent answer for pretty much everything. Beautiful. Thank you. It's beautiful to
be who you are, whoever you are, whether you need help in your
life or yourself sufficient. Today and every day is beautiful when you you feel
if you can't see the sunshine, you feel the warmth of the sun,
or you know, you fear whatever is real. But it's interesting to talk
to people who don't have all five of their senses to get how it's you
know, they have a heightened sense of smell or yeah, whatever it is
that you're lacking. The other senses make up for it. And that then
begs the question about the sixth sense, which we talk about all the time.
I believe that I have one, and then you have one. Actually
everybody has one. Sometimes they're not developed and so you don't appreciate the fact
that you have it, but it's there. It's one of those things,
right, it's a judgment, it's intuition. It's the stuff we can talk
about with every yeller all the time, an intuition especially Yep. All right,
here's the story of an umpire who rescued a seven year old from a
dust devil during a baseball game. Now I've never seen and that's why I
asked Jay a few minutes ago what a dust devil is. Many of you
may know what a dust devil is. If you don't, Jay, would
you explain. This was during a youth baseball game down in Florida. So
what is it? For those who don't know, like me, what a
dust devil is? Would you explain please? It is a whirlwind that starts
from the ground up. Where most tornadoes go from the sky down. This
goes from the ground up where they happen in daytime, where the sun's heating
the surface and this lower pressure situation happens. It's a weather phenomenon essentially,
and it looks like this little tiny tornado and it kicks up dust and sometimes
debris. And while people have died from a dust devil because of getting hit
in the hat or something with debris, yea, oftentimes they're not that dangerous.
They're not that deadly. It's just the swirlwind that is short lived.
And they can be big, they can be tall, but they just they
kick up out of nowhere and again it goes. It starts from the ground
up, but they then pick up the cold air which disintegrates the dust devil
cyclone. The whirlwind I now recognize. We have these in the hay field
on the farm from time to time where a little it looks like a little
tornado whirlwind picks up the hay and moves it ten fifteen feet. That happens
a lot just before a good rainstorm or a good thunder shower. Oftentimes you
see that. So now I know talking about so this youngster. These were
all young people, the teenagers and then six seven eight year olds who were
playing in this league down in Florida, and so the umpire who was I
think what fourteen or something. How old was this? He was a teenager.
Aiden Wilds was calling the game, and then when he saw what was
going on to this seven year old named Bower Zoya who was the catcher,
got caught in this dust devil and so they both said they'd never seen anything
like this. It just passed up right behind home plate, right, so
wild jumps into action. I realized the boys struggling to escape the winds.
His body couldn't handle it, so he rushed in to get him. So
there you go. This kid couldn't catch his breath. That's something well that
makes sense because if you're on the inside of it and all that going around.
Yeah, yeah, thankfully for the umpires of high school junior. Yeah,
grabbed him really quickly and moved out of the way. So there's some
good news for you to see. There's so much good stuff going on.
And then there's the war in Russia or with the Russians and the Ukrainians.
The reality is this week it's been kind of rough, but it does tell
you again looking at the fact that Russia fired thirty missiles into Ukraine, and
Ukraine shot down twenty nine of them. So anybody that was ever worried or
at least in modern times contemporary worry about Russia and their effectiveness. They don't
have an army, their military machinery doesn't seem to work very well. And
so under the circumstances, I would think that Putin is instructing his people to
give the Ukrainians everything he's got, right, go get him and give him
everything we got and short of using nuclear weaponry, which even Putin in his
state of mind knows would be the end of everything for them, but others
as well. So they haven't gone down that they've rutted that saber. But
anyway, this is the ninth time this month that Kiev or ky water or
how do they pronounce that? I like Kiev because everybody's what I'm talking about.
Yeah, that's how it always it was before and then now with Ukrainians
pronounce it Kiev. So it's one of those if you say Kiev, you
are Ukrainian sympathizer. If you say Kiev, you're a Russian sympathizer. I'm
not a between it, which yeah, obviously you are, so not.
Yeah, right, So that's foolish assumes those sorts of things that's the politically
correct world that we live in. His nonsense. Anyway, However, the
Russian they shot down most of all of them except for one. One person
was killed and a couple of wounded by the missile had got through struck an
industrial building. But you know, and do we need to know all of
that stuff? Um China that it's a special envoy met with the Zalinski this
week to talk about a relationship between Beijing. Isn't that interesting? They put
forth a peace proposal. They're trying to be what America is, right.
They want to be the peacemaker in the world. They want to be the
most powerful country in the world. So they're faking it because they are behind
the scenes encouraging the Russians to go get them, and then they are out
in front. Well, we're going to be the peacemakers. We'll fix all
of this. Who believes that anyway? So I just you know, you
look at it, and you look at the picture, you look at the
video or anything, and then you move on to something else, like artificial
intelligence, So we talk more about that. What is there? Your brain
will not understand. I guarantee your brain will not understand unless you've helped develop
artificial intelligence, you're not going to understand what will be done with it or
what could be done now every day, I think this week and last week,
we've had a different angle or a different approach to understanding AI. Right,
talked about it in medicine. We've talked about an education. But here
is and I think yesterday the day before spent a lot of time talking about
investments because we're in a recession that was created by the government, and where
do you put your money into and YadA, YadA, YadA. So I
came across this that I think sort of bolsters my interest or what me wanting
to pass along to you what you do when it comes to investing, or
what's going to happen to investments due to some new proprietary advanced AI activity on
Wall Street. So if in fact, this is something that will knock everybody's
socks off, I guarantee you when these guys start using artificial intelligence, the
market will zoom up because artificial intelligence will be told to pick the good stocks
and run with them. Right, wouldn't you like to have that? It's
always been a guessing game before, But now people on Wall Street say we're
going to buy some of this stuff, or we're going to develop some of
this artificial intelligence so we can determine. Now one wonders whether they will determine
what the market is doing, or will they make the market. That'll be
the challenge. Can you play with artificial intelligence enough the accuracy that I've seen
in this As another Wall Street Journal story today, they're concerned that people will
get ahold of this be able to predict ahead of time what the stock will
do, and so one to three days before everybody else, People like members
of Congress, who use the information they have to better their own lives,
been proven over and over and over and over over over again how corrupt they
are. But this would be corruption. I saw one investor who was talking
about Maderna, you know, the pharmaceutical stock. Then this is a local
company, so this howe got access to the information, and the Maderna headquarters
are here in the Boston area. A matter of fact, they have an
office here. In framing him, so this guy says that with my artificial
intelligence, with my brain in quotes, I can predict that in the next
three days the Maderna stock will go up three hundred and sixteen percent. Now
is that going to be just because artificial intelligence says it's going to everybody?
You understand what a scam this? This could be. There's a way to
make money, but is it legitisate? See, that's the ethical stuff about
AI. That's who kind of worries me. Right, there's now and you
say that's ethical, right way to make money? Does it stop? All
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are highly visible, right. We find it intriguing to watch the stars or
people that folks are gossiping about whatever it is. And there are very few
people that get more attention than Tiger Woods. And so there seems to be
a problem between Tiger Woods and his ex girlfriend. Can you imagine the world
could have happened to cause a rift between his ex girlfriend and Tiger Woods.
I'm sure you would like to know the story behind the story. For those
of you who think Tiger Woods is a stand up guy, you kind of
have that thought if you want. I think he's like a lot of other
people who have money and opportunity, and he does the hoochie coup, stand
up or sit down wherever he has the opportunity. And so he's got this
ex girlfriend now, who, according to a Florida judge ruling yesterday that she
must abide by the non disclosure agreements. Can imagine having a girlfriend Hey,
before we go to bed, you got to sign this agreement, right,
and you can't talk about having sex with me. You can't talk about going
anywhere with me. You're in fact can't talk about me. But we're having
nice time anyway, all right. So yeah, makes you wonder what am
I getting into? So this woman is suing Tiger Woods shouldn't even married to
him, right, But she thinks she's entitled millions of dollars and that's what
she's She sued him for a lot of dough. Yeah. What is that
called? Not alimony? Palimonymon? Yes, Yeah, she thinks she's entitled
to it. And she really was only with him for what four years?
Three years? Not a long time. So anyway, the judge in this
case, a woman named Elizabeth Metzker, in an eleven page opinion, rejected
Erica Hermann's attempt to quah an agreement she wanted to make it public. Says
that Woods committed sexual harassment against her. The judge says, this is a
threadbare argument. You're ridiculous, and I'm throwing this out basically in eleven pages.
So she didn't provide any facts. She was vague in terms of sexual
assaulting or harassment. This is something that's too bad because a lot of women
have this problem and they can't really they aren't taken seriously because of stuff like
this. Yes it comes from women. Yeah, they're just trying to get
a payday. Yes, So what kind of a person is that? And
why did Tiger Woods fall for her? He couldn't see through her. I
mean she had to be pretty transparent. I don't know them. That seems
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Good Day Healthtime Doug Stephanie with doctor Ken Cronhouse from Late Cardiology down on Mount
Dura, Florida. Help yourself to him. His influence in medicine is superb.
His influx of info every week that he helps us out understanding what's in
the journals. And then you can ask questions as well by dialing eight five
five nine nine nine three six eight four that number to ask doctor Ken eight
five five nine nine nine three six eight four. We've been talking about cancers
and stuff ovarian cancer. What about ovarian cancer and whether we're getting a leg
up on it, so to speak. I know there's World Ovarian Cancer Day
that is supposed to raise awareness of the problem. We were talking about how
if you're obese, you're at risk for certain kinds of cancer. Does that
fit with ovarian cancer? I suppose maybe more important questions what causes it?
Well, ovarian cancer, that's a good question. A lot of it's genetic
and a lot of it's unknown. And the problem with ovarian cancer is that
usually once you're aware of it, it's grown so large and it's long too
late, and there's a big effort trying to look for blood tests. There's
some news that there may be a new blood test. It's not yet ready
for prime time, but it's close and hopefully there will be an advance of
a blood test used to diagnose ovarian cancer. There was a recent publication in
the last week or so about this, and that would be a huge breakthrough
if this really pans out. Ovarian cancer very sad issue, and a lot
of it is these organs that are affected by hormones. When there are hormonal
issues that they just fertilize the cancer. If it's your family history, make
sure that the doctors are keeping track and you're under extra special surveillance because there's
clearly in many cases a genetic link. Here's the story of a tiny battery
that seems to have, according to the research, obliterated breast cancer tumors in
mice. They've created an oxygen free target to kill the disease because tumors live
on being fed by oxygen, among other things. Right, it makes sense.
Well it's in mice, mice or not humans, But hopefully it will
lead to a breakthrough. But let's stay tuned and be hopeful and maybe,
you know, five years will have something come out of this. You got
to start somewhere. Yeah, and it's not going to be on human beings
for sure. The question comes from many people about artificial intelligence, the warnings
this week and hearings in Washington about the technology and how it can go wrong.
How can it be used in medicine, either rightly or wrongly? Boy,
boy, that's a loaded question, Doug, and that you know,
and people a lot smarter than me are being stumped by this. And AI
is going to be entering medicine without a doubt. And I think we just
have to be really careful because you know, human beings are used to being
the smartest around, and when human beings are not the smartest around, some
unintended consequences can occur. But I think AI will help in medicine if it's
used in an intelligent, careful manner, But I think it'll never replace the
one on one that is capable and so important in medicine developing that one on
one relationship with another human being. Ask a patient, do you want the
smartest machine to be your doctor? Thank you? Do you want a very
smart human being that knows how to use a machine to be your doctor?
And so the best relationships will occur with physicians who know how to use AI
smartly, but they're not going to replace us directly to the patient. I
noticed that hundreds of doctors, hundreds of tech leaders have been sending letters,
an open letter in fact, calling for a six to eight month pause in
the development of AI systems as they apply to medicine or major expansions of government
private industry. And so I think that there is concern. Whether they get
a handle on it or not remains to be seen. There's you know,
there's a lot of people want to make a lot of money on this,
and they're going to portion Porsche, Porsche, Porsche on it, and so
it's not I see it as a worry. Frankly, doctor kronhous We won't
know who the real Doug Steffen is. There may be some machine, yeah
really in for you, all right, it's somebody with my voice who wants
that. Doctor Ken, Doctor Ken Cronhou's here on Good Day Health. The
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