All right, good morning everybody. It is six o seven, it is
Monday. Taw on on that front. Uh, I'm telling you, man,
on a Monday, you're just rolling through all of the insanity from the
weekend, and you gotta you gotta prioritize stuff. You have to be consistent,
right, So if you're gonna you're gonna talk about something on a Monday,
and you're gonna do it regularly on a Monday, you can't shy away
when you don't like what you're staring at. So, unfortunately, we need
to discuss the biggest dumpster fire in sports from over the weekend. Ross.
How you doing? You good? Yeah? Man, I'm good for I
get into this, hands down the most embarrassing sports story over the weekend,
the Seattle Kraken. Right, so you saw this, right? I mean,
I mean who didn't see it? Oh wow? For those of you
who don't know, the Seattle Kraken are the NHL team for the city of
Seattle, and they play in a nice newish arena. The arena is called
Climate Pledge Arena. Are you familiar with Climate Pledge Arena? Everybody? I'm
not, but I hate it already. Yeah. Well wait, till you
learn about it. So something, something very moonbattie was afoot as Seattle expanded
into NHL here recently. So when they did it, a bunch of moon
bats were like, ah, no, you can't do that because global climate
warming change. And so the City of Seattle and ownership decided they were going
to reimagine the stadium and what they got was a stadium one hundred percent powered
by renewable energy, thirteen hundred on site solar panels generating an average of four
hundred and forty thousand kilowatts annually. Pay attention to that word average. So
something happened ross. You know that many sporting events take place in the evening,
have you heard of this where they have yes, okay, and uh,
something that no one could have foreseen happened in Seattle ahead of the Rangers
coming to Seattle to participate in an NHL bout. It was cloudy all day.
I don't I don't know if this is the first time it's you know,
been cloudy all day ahead of an evening sporting event. But you know,
you can't expect the thousands of people that participated in the design, construction,
and boasting of this stadium to ever be able to imagine a scenario where
it's cloudy all day before your NHL game. But it was, and as
a result, they were browning out the hockey game. And you said,
this is in Seattle. This is Seattle. Yeah, Seattle known for or
it's constant sunshine, right, it's it is the sunshine state or city,
right am I or I'm close, I think yeah. And so you literally
had half of the arena that was dark on one side, like one of
the goals was dark. And so, in further moon bat policy news,
they then decided they had to equitably distribute the dark side of the arena.
And I kid you not, they were having the teams go back and forth
and then have to use the dark side of the arena as their defendable goal
for an equitable amount of time. So they just started doing that because again,
the sunshine Mecca of Seattle, with their one hundred percent renewable energy thirteen
hundred solar panel arena, for whatever reason, was unable to generate and hold
the necessary amount of power for one NHL game. And so they just like
made up a bunch of new rules. Well they really didn't. They invoked
some rules that are there for actual natural disasters and stuff. Well, except
in this case it was the functionality of the lighting system for your renewable energy
stadium. So I think we can agree that's the biggest dumpster fire and sports
story from over the weekend right down. We've identified it and we've shared it
because that's what we do. We're honest and stuff. And then my vikings
are gonna get drilled, uh tonight. So there's that AnyWho A what if
ross? I want to help here. I don't just want to mock them
building a state of the art stadium that can't run lights for things inside.
What if as a backup to the thirteen hundred solar panels they had, You
know when you go to an arena and they have the big trough instead of
single urinals, right, all the dudes like ladies due I'm familiar, Yes,
yeah, yeah yeah. What if we were able to put that but
put it on the outside of the arena and then the backup could run on
hobo p I that might work in Seattle. I'm just saying, I wonder
if you would have a large enough supply that maybe wouldn't be dependent on whether
there's cloud cover so again not just here to you know, rip on Climate
Pledge Arena the actual name, but also bringing bringing ideas too to help during
this very sad time. So dude, and I kid you not literally like
they cut to a shot of the owner of the team who's up on the
catwalk rafters screaming at electricians. It was a whole thing. So oh and
they lost. Rangers beat them for one, So there's there's that. So
yeah, they're they're you know, they're exploring should this once in a lifetime
scenario somehow repeat itself what they can do in the future. Well, what
about having somebody, you know, like backup diesel generators or something. I'm
sure can they do that? I'm sorry? What was the give an example?
I went to the gym this morning? Oh okay, good. I
went there and got up at two o'clock to the gym at two thirty.
Not easy on a Monday, right, especially when Lincoln goes back to school
today. So he's been off for three weeks because he does year round and
with his autism and being you know, routines are very important the first week
and a half of that being off, right, it's awful. Yeah,
a lot of screaming and crying, but we worked through it. Then the
last week and a half was great, and then last night he woke up
around I want to say, around twelve o'clock in an absolute panic, realizing
he's going back to school, and just cried for about two hours, and
we tried our best to console him, and you know, he finally ended
up going back to sleep. But at that point I'm like, well,
I'm up. I'm gonna go to the gym. And I always say it
wasn't like as fresh, you know, as I'm a little tired. And
I get there and there's a big an hour bounce in your step. Yet
right, I get there's a big sign in the door that says, uh,
power outage. We're at half power. So they got the lights on,
but there was no TVs. You know, they have like the all
the TVs first world problem, right, no music, no air conditioning,
no nothing like the treadmills were like barely working and stuff. So I felt
like at the gym this morning, already tired. I felt like I was
like training for Drago Plus the entire time there's this constant beeping because of the
power out it. So there's this which you would be, but like you
can smoke alarm with a bad yes, yeah, but so I I would
have. It would have annoyed me, but my constant screams of drago like
you know, kind of right focus. Oh my god. It was awful.
But anyway, that gym at least they have a backup diesel generator that's
running things. I guess, like a bunch of them. So maybe the
Kraken Stadium there, the arena, they could have one of those. And
your gym is climate pledged gym. It is Planet Fitness there. Okay,
I got the name slightly wrong, Okay, and I'm saying, I mean
it's possible to mm hmmmmm. I mean they'll look into it. I know
that, you know, uh, Seattle not known for their tech savvy and
the owner not afford a generator. Like it's a new team, so I
don't know, you know what, Yeah, he's probably got you know,
he probably got put everything he has in this. I I feel for the
guy, so dude. And then the equitable distribution of the bad side of
the eye. It was just too much. I don't understand how that worked.
They were literally kept moving, the teams kept flipping them back and forth.
Yep, yepp, yep, dude, disaster, disaster, and they
weren't even dealing with what you guys are dealing with up in wake Forest because
you guys are Durham now or something. So you know that's not good,
dude. That story is nuts. So like there was a shooting up near
Rosses, Well, uh, you were within siren range? Yeah, because
I was up, I couldn't. I couldn't fall sleep. Mark. He's
been very sick and I think I might be getting that. So I'm not
sure though. Feeling kind of weird this morning. My throat doesn't feel sore,
but weird, and my chest and whatever. But I'm up and I'm
trying to relax a little bit, playing Red Dead Redemption to off stream,
not on the hates for Shriff twitch channel right, and I suddenly like the
world is just blows up, like I'm hearing like police sirens and fire trucks
and paramedic and they're all going this way, and the dogs are barking in
the neighbor like every dog in the neighborhood is barking because as they do.
And then instead of going this way, all of the paramedics and police and
fire department go the other way, and this goes on forever. I'm like,
what is happening right now? Apparently a shooting which police say is an
isolated incident, but not isolated from every first responder in wake Forest driven by
Ross's house. So did you did you read all the details on that story?
Ah? So, first there was a shooting at a Lows right and
the guy took off, ended up going driving to the other side of town
and crashed his car. Oh no, and they like, I don't know
if he crashed into a house or something. That was craziness. He's got
like every charge in the book think about a charge, and he's been charged
with it. Mirsa Zukinovac. He is the thirty five year old police say
they have in custody following a domestic dispute in the Low's Foods parking lot.
To do, Yeah, it's a whole thing. So oh way, Boston.
Paul's weighing in. I think he's, you know what, maybe you
should maybe you should go do something there, Uh, whitey bulger takedown er
guy instead of just hacking on poor Ross. If you get I'm assuming you
got all your stuff, you know, throw on the old UNI and do
something about it. Help out the community anyway. Six more to get to
lots more to get to a lot of fun sound coming up. CaCO Day
Radio program one six one FM Talk A w PTI, two stations driving the
vest end Talk. This is Casey O Day and Carolina's Morning News. All
right, good morning, six twenty six. I have to tell you,
and I don't know how long it'll last. What folks may be saddled with
the absolute unmasking and unmitigated insane hatred that people are willing to just nonchalantly demonstrate
towards kidnapped children. I admitted, I didn't see it coming, dude.
I've been shocked by it. Of you, like completely, you know,
there's the nuance stuff, right, there's the you know, little little things
you throw in where you're like, you know, they they whisper controlled the
world. Right, somebody will say something like that, you get it,
invoke a rothschild. But like grown professionals that are willing to just you know,
run around tearing flyers down and smugly tell people to pound sand when they
go what are you doing? Is just beyond me? And I mean it
actually looks as though folks are dealing with some consequences. I don't know.
I'll let you be the judge of that. But we got a few of
those stories in the hopper, and you're not gonna believe this. Shila Jackson
Lee may not be a nice person. The shocks keep coming as the show
unfolds. They don't miss a moment. Backed in just a few This is
one six one FM Talk in the Triangle and News Talk n w PTI and
the Triad. All right, good morning, six thirty five. There was
one other NFL story if I could for just a moment, did you see
what happened at the Rams game? Ross? Did you? I mean,
I don't know how much coverage you watched over the weekend, but did you
see what was going on at the Rams game? And I completely missed it?
All right? So I'm assuming one of your favorite rappers is what was
this guy's name? Blue Face? Are you a fan of boy blue Face?
I'm a fan of his entire collection? Oh wow, well hold on
wait can you hear what he did? Were you hop on that bandwagon?
The Steelers Rams game taking place at Sofi Stadium in LA and one of the
luxury boxes was kind of doing its own thing. According to reports, LA
based wrapper Blueface, who had secured one of the private field boxes near one
of the end zones, had the box converted to a strip club, his
own personal strip club looking out on an NFL game. I mean, did
he pay for the box? Yeah? I don't think they want you doing
reno in there, you know what I'm saying. They kind of just want
you to eat the foods, sit in the chairs, have your sh They
didn't put up any blinds or nothing you could like see red into the box,
right yeah, m h. Videos emerged of blue Face throwing large amounts
of dollar bills, which I did some research. Apparently ross they call that
making it rain. That's a thing. I'm not gonna lie. I expected
more from Blueface. Yeah. At one point, the wrapper, with at
least four of said strippers, lowered their pants to show their rear ends out
of the box, and with one of the women also exposing her chesticles.
But if you thought that this was just some weird perverse you know flex going
on, it actually had a deeper beating. Blue Face, who then began
broadcasting the event live on Instagram, took the opportunity in the midst of it
to then get down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend in the stripper
box, which I believe every woman dreams. I mean, Jason, that's
his way of saying, listen, I'm surrounded by all these women. Yeah,
I choose you. Well yeah romantic? Oh yeah, no, it's
uh yeah absolutely. I mean it's still not as annoying or distracting as Taylor
Swift with hers with the secret handshake thing. Yeah. I had to read
about that this morning. Blue Face, best known for his hit Thought Tianah
straight fire. Really it's called thought Tiana. Okay. Unfortunately, the Rams
fell to the Steelers being outscored fourteen nothing in the fourth quarter, so uh,
maybe he cursed him. I don't know. Uh. He's also working
on some with Cardi B. In case any of you were interested. Dude,
man, I don't know if she's gonna want to collaborate anymore with him
after she saw what he did, what put on that romantic gesture for his
meeting Cardi B's you know, come on, she's the pinnacle of moral No,
no, no, no, I understand high standards there. Yeah yeah,
yeah, I like how does that play out? I mean, I
would assume. Once it's blatantly obvious to anyone with eyeballs that you've literally constructed
a strip club in one of the boxes. At no point does anyone from
the stadium go, hey, you know what, somebody go knock on that
door and ask them not to be run in a strip club slash elaborate wedding
proposal, which again, you know, that's what that's what women want these
days, especially ones that are social media in roast you know, la types.
They want you to put in the effort. That's why promposles are a
thing and all of this. So, I mean, this was just you
know, this is just his version of it. She said. Yes,
by the way, for those of you wondering, Jaden Alexis, which sounds
like a stripper name, but I digress. Uh, they are, They're
gonna tie the knot, so hopefully they'll be happy after he was willing to
put in the effort. Man, Uh, yeah, a lot of dumb
stuff over the weekend. So I mentioned, Uh, just the sheer volume
of people that we're willing to out themselves in for just the dumbest reason and
then the dumbest way possible was astounding to me. A lot of people in
the medical community. Did you see the Miami dentist. So he's out with
some Instagram bodybuilder dude and they're just tearing down you know, missing children posters
nonchalantly what are you going to do about it? That kind of attitude,
And he in a follow up story, was flabbergasted that the office he worked
for fired him for, you know, going all full Nazi basically. And
he was just one of quite a few. We had two on Friday.
I think those were two women doctors? Are they One of was anesthesiologists.
They both not practicing where they formerly had practiced. You've got all the Hollywood
types. Did you see the video of the former you European Union rep who
a video emerged of him showing Hamas how to paraglide well and he's screaming free
Palestine from three months ago. This guy is the you know, he's there
to represent the European Union. They're in the disputed areas of Israel there and
he was like, hey, you guys should learn how to hang glide and
he literally made a video show at him. Now they're like, ah,
he didn't realize that it wasn't just going to be for sport that you know
they might then you who's said skill set for other purposes? But yeah,
yeah it was. It was a backcrap crazy weekend. And then you couple
that with people who decided, well, I just got to get on the
social media and be heard, including one transactivist who is seeing a lot of
similarities in their day to day life here in uh here in America with what's
happening over in the Middle East. Let's dive into this insanity. I keep
getting comments that if I was in Gaza, I would be killed for being
queer. And first off, there are queer people in Gaza, and they're
being killed for being Palestinian. Uh okay, all right, I remember,
I remember last week we learned from another activist that they don't kill them.
They what was it, ten years, right, they imprisoned them for ten
years, but they're not murdering them. No, no, no, apparently
they're being murdered because they're Palestinian. All right. I don't know if you've
convinced me, but continuell Secondly, I don't need to move across the ocean
to experience violence for being queer. I literally had to evacuate my place six
months ago because people were so violent and sending me death threats, literally hunting
me down for being trans. This is in the United States of America.
The United States of America for trans people is in stage seven and eight.
Palestine is in nine and ten. So I'm sorry. So you have gangs
of people hunting hunting you down like you're a homeless dude who just got hired
to guide a hunting trip, which should have been a red flag, right
per set homeless dude, but I understood he needed the money, and then
it turns into the most age for his game. And is that what's going
on? Is this a Hollywood reboot where they swapped out a character for a
trance I can only assume because I feel like general societal animosity in southern California
where this individual lives is not just one off. Perhaps Middle Eastern acceptance,
but maybe maybe there's a lot of people that frankly I didn't know they held
the opinions they hold, and they're willing to put them out there. So
maybe we're seeking some truth here. There is a reason why the United States
was the only country who vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution. There is
a reason why our government is so adamant about saying level the place. There
is a reason why this continues to ignore what's happening in Palestine, because our
country is built on genocide. All right, okay, all right, dude,
he does ross doesn't sound like dude likes it here very much. Would
you say that's accurate. I would say that it's accurate. Yeah, hmm.
So you know, maybe the people telling you maybe you should go over
there, sir, or just maybe it's not about just there. Maybe it's
about they're like, hey, you sound like you're miserable. We don't want
you to be miserable anymore. So you know, maybe a move is a
good idea. Oh I'm sorry, one last thought, go ahead. By
the way, Hitler, he also attacked queer people. There's a reason why
we were forced to wear pink triangles. And also he literally got his ideas
for concentration camps from the United States of America. History is repeating itself right
now. And how dare you try to weaponize my queerness in order to manipulate
me to support genocide. I will never by Israel's actions. I won't stand
by Israel in general. And if you're queer and you are standing with Israel.
You're wrong, and you really need to take a step back and evaluate
your morals and value. I've heard and read, and we've talked about a
lot of really out there historical we'll call them reinterpretations right where like you'll read
these articles and like, hey, everyone that was famous back in the day
was totally gay or trans or autistic or whatever. I'm not up on.
The US created concentration camps. And then Hitler's like, yeah, that's it.
That looks like a fine idea. Like I haven't heard that, I've
ross Had you ever heard that particular theory there about? I have none.
Now, look, we did, we have invented a lot of things here
in the United States. And by the way, there's some people that are
a little jealous worldwide. That's fine, latest thing from America boom here.
It is not sure that was one of them that I'm aware of, like
because they don't explain the reference in there. So like Hitler saw what like
FDR was doing to Japanese Americans during World War Two and was like, hey,
I'm gonna do that, but gas them all. I'm assuming that that
might be what they're but but they don't say it. I don't know.
Maybe it was some old teddy Roosevelt thing that I just I skipped that chapter.
I don't know. Man, If it was Big Game of the West,
yes, yeah he was. He murdered everything. But no, I'm
not up on that particular slice of history. And I'd like to read about
it. I really would. And by the way, that's not even the
first. That's not even gonna be the only Hitler reference in the show today.
No, no, no, because before any of the NFL insanity with
strip clubs and wedding proposals, you had to go through college football on Saturday.
And let's just say some people were a little taken aback by what happened
up in Michigan. So if you haven't seen that, we'll get to that
story. Also, we'll revisit Seattle, because that's what we do. And
remember last week we had the dead body in North Carolina that apparently the guy
mowing the lawn thought was a Halloween prop. Well, the reverse uno of
that story has occurred, and some of the language is I have some questions.
So stick around six forty nine back in just a few your day,
smarter, one FM Talk and News Talk ninety four PTI more with Casey starts
now already, good morning, it is six fifty six. You're on your
Monday. Former mobster Vincent Asario. I don't know who that is, Yeah,
you do, You just don't know it. Part of the group that
made off with nearly six million dollars in the Lufhanza heist at jfk oh It
wasn't JFK Airport at the time. I can't remember what they used to call
it, but he was part of the group of Jimmy the Gent That would
be James Burke, who in the movie Goodfellas was played by Robert de Niro
and Tommy two Guns d Simone. That was Joe Peshy's character plot of the
heist, expecting a two million dollar take and instead made off with over six
billion in cash and jewelry. Passed away the age of eighty six. So
did de Niro's character just not get to him because, like spoiler, wasn't
that his thing? Right? Anyone associated with it, like guys going out
buying pink cadillacts or the getaway driver who got high and forgot to get rid
of the truck. I mean like that was the whole paranoid thing. Man.
But apparently this dude did not end up on old Jimmy's radar, as
he did live into old age. There let's see here, do Do Do
Do doo um Gaspar Valenti, his cousin, actually testified at the twenty fifteen
trial. He turned rat Man and says that they were really surprised when they
showed up and there were burlap sacks full of gold, chains, watches,
and three drawers that they later found out were just metal boxes full of cash.
He said, quote, it was a feeling of euphoria as we loaded
everything into the van, and then Samuel L. Jackson forgot to get rid
of the van, and well you saw how it went. AnyWho, All
right, little mob news because it's Monday. What the heck we'll get into
much more coming up. Casey O Day Radio programming. All right, good,
good morning, and happy Monday, everybody, seven oh seven. Get
things. Roland. I've been I've been kind of battling trying to rank these,
so I think I'm just gonna probably hit them one after another, and
then I guess you can pick your favorites. And my favorite, I mean
most abhorrant, if that's possible. I having to do with quote unquote journalism
and some thoughts on you know, is because you know, they got a
lot of them, quite a few, three very distinct stories, all backcrap
crazy that if they had just happened by themselves, would still be in this
stack. But it's just the totality of where people were willing to go.
Very same people. By the way, we spent four years saying these are
literal Nazis that are supporting Donald Trump and we need to do something about it.
They reached deep, man, They reached deep and wrote some insane crap
and or prospered in their job search. We'll do that here in a moment.
But I'm trying to get to the bottom of this. So you're telling
me that somebody hacked our Twitter account, but didn't do what they normally do,
where they just send out ab horror tweets on behalf of the person's account
who was hacked. They strictly just changed the bio of the show Twitter to
refer to me as a Raytheon paid shill. That's what it looks like.
Yeah, remember you get that email like a week ago, two weeks ago,
which email you the the one where we get tested. No, not
that one. Oh okay, all right, the one that was yeah yeah
yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah. Or it was a tweet somebody tweeted
at us, then it was then there was a follow up email. Yeah.
So so you think that might be connected as to why the bio of
the show account now says cac O Day Program Raytheon Page shill slash host Morning
six to nine on w TKK and w PTA. Dude, we live in
a weird world. You know. It's very strange now, don't I don't
even recognize it because usually when somebody gets access to a Twitter account, they
then send out like I hate all end words. You know what I'm going
to do because I'm concerned that's it's going to need to evolve to that it's
going to escalate. I'm going to change the password right now so they can't
happen. So I'm on top of it. Buddy. They did spell Raytheon
correct. That looks as though somebody probably had to look that up and put
some work into it, you know what I mean. No, it's just
like Ray the On Wow, you know that? Huh yeah, off the
top of my head, yeah, it's so weird. Huh. And well
you're not able to change it back because it's evidence. Is this what you're
okay? Correct? Well, hopefully that investigation unfolds because that ain't a good
look. It's probably the same person that left the Taylor Swift cardboard cutout in
your studio, right, Ah, yes, yes, yes, this is
just campaign of harassment Kaiser Sosey type stuff, right, showing me what true
will is understandable. Speaking of bad looks, Michigan States has apologized after Now
when you actually hear what it is, I guess I kind of like I
understand, But it's just one of those things like seemingly would be on people's
radar at the moment, like what was the big gaff? The what was
it? The was that in the UK where you had the factory smoke stacks
that changed color for Holocaust right Remembrance Day or whatever, And you're like,
yeah, maybe smoke stacks shouldn't take part in this. How did nobody think
of that? Well, at the Michigan State football game, a photo emerged,
which again you see it online You're like, ah, I wonder if
that's photoshopped, But it wasn't of the giant video board at the Michigan State
University Stadium with a picture a Hitler. So just prior to kickoff, those
picks start flooding social media. I'm looking at I honestly, I thought it
was a photoshop and I didn't understand what the joke was, and I didn't
care because it was Saturday. I'm like, I'll pay attention tomorrow. But
then I saw more and more, and sure enough, that's what happened,
Michigan State Athletic Director Matt Larson said in a statement quote. MSU is aware
that inappropriate content by a third party source was displayed on the video board prior
to the football game. We're deeply sorry, and it is not representative of
our institutional values. I'm going to disagree here because here's why it was on
there. You ready, The video board content leading up to the game was
a history quiz. And you're at a university of you know, a place
of learning, and I feel like people should learn about Hitler, So that
being part of this, you know, this little dumb quiz that fans can
stare at and drunkenly try to answer with their buddies or however people choose to
utilize that, like, like, it didn't say it's Hitler Day and everyone
gets a free bobblehead. It was part It was a photo that was used
as part of a quiz on on a stupid video board. Although from Michigan
State, that was kind of the least of their troubles. They got absolutely
destroyed. That was like forty nine to nothing by Michigan. The quiz part
of a video from a YouTube page called the Quiz Channel, and videos of
the same page have been used all season before each home game. So arguably
when the ad says that it is quote not representative of our values, well
are your values educating people about history? Because you are you're a university.
But then I see the video we played earlier where you know, there's the
US invented concentration camps, a little history lesson we got earlier, and I
don't even friggin know not anymore. Man, But this the stop gap on
all this stuff is supposed to be the journalists and believe it or not,
New York Times several years ago employed a guy by the name of Solomon He
I have no idea how to pronounce that hi ji y whatever. So yeah,
so they had This dude is a freelance photographer, right, and he
covered the Middle East and back in twenty eighteen, he had some thoughts.
Okay, had some thoughts and took to social media to share those thoughts.
Well, in twenty twenty one, those social media thoughts came to light.
His thoughts were, Hey, that Hitler, dude, he had some really
good ideas. I'm going to repeat that. This guy, who was employed
by the New York Times prior to his employment initial employment with New York Times
would openly post on social media about how great Hitler was because you know,
the Jews just throw that out there. He had photoshopped images, he had
memes, he was all in and then went to work for the New York
Times. People pointed out, Hey, you know this guy likes big fan
of Hitler, right, and then they went, oh, this is bad,
and so they got rid of them because they're like, we don't need
any literal Nazis working for us. Well, apparently his time out is over.
It was announced over the weekend the freelance journalist once again has been contracted
by the New York Times to provide coverage of happenings there in the Middle East.
Let's see here. A spokesperson four The Times defended the decision, saying
we reviewed problematic social media posts when they first came to light and took a
variety of actions to ensure he understood our concerns and could adhere to our standards
if he wished to again do freelance work for us. So, I you
know, with all the cancel culture, insanity and everything that we see,
is that I guess that's the requisite punishment now for posting I love Hitler stuff
and not ironically, but it's two years. It's a two year timeout and
then boom, you get your gig back. Remember, The New York Times
was just one of the many publications that immediately started reporting how the Israelis blew
up the children's hospital, which is not blown up, which is a pretty
good indicator it wasn't one of the Israeli missiles initially and ran with the story
for quite some time. It was only later when they swapped out the headline
to at least make it undetermined that they kind of admitted that maybe they had
a little problem over there with some of their journalists in the Middle East basically
just reprinting whatever hamasque gives them. Times went on to say that mister Heg
or whatever his name is, followed the steps outlined and has since maintained high
journalistic standards, delivering important and impartial work at his own great personal risk.
I don't know, kind of sounds like Camas is cool with this, dude,
but yeah, there, I'm trying to figure out on what planet think
of all of the stories that we did during the Trump era of people who
were fired for social media postings that were pale in comparison to meming Hitler as
you know, your you're you're fanboying him, that were fired for stuff,
and then like the subtext was we're uncovering literal Nazis. I mean, that
was the whole thing. Punch a Nazi, right, that was everywhere.
Now you have literally people aligning themselves openly and they get a whip, a
work improvement program or whatever through the New York Times, which I guess I'm
assuming was hey, could you not post pro Hitler memes? And he's like,
okay, I won't post them, and then he didn't for a while
and they're like, oh good, all right, the problem has been asen
solved. That's just insane. Story number one. It gets much darker and
more insane as we go further down this rabbit hole, which we will continue
coming up in just a few on the Cacoday Radio program, Keeping You Connected.
This is ninety four to five WPTI in the Triad and one six one
FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, welcome back, seven twenty five
And uh, it's gonna get real dark, real quick. But I just
the audacity of people thinking that these are the type of journalistic endeavors. And
maybe I'm wrong. I don't know. I'm looking around at all this stuff
going what these people walk amongst us? New York magazine writer Eric LEAVITTZ Levitt's
leave Its decided he was going to start a rather interesting discussion on the semantics
of decapitation. Oh yes, yes, yes, yes, so. Leavitts
highlighted a report from Actual, an international team of forensic pathologists who were in
charge of examining the bodies of victims from the initial Hamas Terrorist Acts ten to
seven as it's being referred to. And you know, they they basically painted
a scenario some pretty horrific stuff. However, did it rise to the level
of some of the reporting of quote unquote decapitated babies. It's one thing for
people to scream at each other on Twitter who are not in any way available
to examine said bodies. It's another thing entirely when a journalist has decided he's
going to take it upon himself to explain to you why decapitation is not always
a decapitation and literally write it out. Leave it's posted. Last night,
I asserted the report indicated that babies were beheaded. This is an overstatement,
however, and instead the report merely established that babies were found headless, a
fact that lends plausibility to claims of beheading, but doesn't prove them. Did
that sentence make sense to you? By the way, the report established that
babies were found headless, a fact that lends plausibility to claims of beheading,
but does not prove them. Now he then goes on to start pulling definitions
out and it just goes on from there. I'll pillion on the rest of
that and the third absolute insane trifecta, and it's a doozy all come in
your way, hang on the best show. After the show is on the
iHeartRadio app search Casey Oday for the podcast on the iHeart radio app. Know
we were just checking in on New York magazine writer Eric Levitz, who wanted
to make sure that you understood that sometimes a decapitation isn't actually a decapitation when
it has to do with kids, and again this is uh, this is
the second craziest story. I haven't even got to the the in my opinion,
the juiciest, so leave its. In a series of posts, wanted
to assure readers that while a report indicated that babies were beheaded of these forensic
pathologists, uh, it could be an overstatement, saying that the report does
establish that babies were found without heads and lends plausibility to claims of beheading,
but it doesn't definitively prove them. He goes on to say the verb behead
has multiple definitions and is sometimes used to mean decapitate the this is literally this
is like the grossest version of the Bill Clinton definition of is is I'm telling
you man. While the report indicates that abbas did behead babies in that sense,
where the sense being that they actually remove their heads, the term also
can connote a form of execution using a knife, So we don't have confirmation
of beheading in this sense. So what I think he's driving at because I'm
doing my best to even attempt to understand this, like guillotine would be beheading,
but signing the head off, but I guess leaving it hang from a
flap doesn't count, which is apparently where we are now. And yes,
the fact that I have to talk about this and do in this clinical manner
to communicate to you the way in which this journalist approach this is incredibly disturbing
to me. I don't want there's no morning. I want to walk in
and get into somebody trying to more thoroughly define what is or isn't a decapitation
and it having to, you know, include babies and toddlers. But this
is where we are, and this dude's just on there going. You're idiots.
You just think you just think because the head's cut off that they were
decapitated. Blowing, absolutely mind blowing. Man. But there's more. Yep,
yep, yep. Uh let me uh, let me start this with
a little bit of a quiz ross who who was responsible for the Holocaust?
As you understand, Hitler in the nazis all right, So your your answer
is Hitler and the Nazis. Final answer, final answer that would be,
yes, you don't want to phone a friend. I'm pretty I'm pretty pretty
confident with that. You want to ask the audience, I don't. I
don't feel like I need to. I'm sorry. That's a big part of
World War two. So yeah, yeah, so well but it's not like
they've done documentaries. They have actually yeah, like tons of yeah, tons
of m uh well, you're wrong, so don't ask me. Nope,
nope, nope, no. Uh yeah, so uh, in arguably and
even more deranged. Uh. This is New York mag and Vox writer.
Uh, secured Cobain. There's some other things you need to understand, uh
Cobain, who was apparently upset that people were saying things like it's the largest
attack on Jews since the Holocaust. You've seen it ross, You've seen that
floated around right, people saying that, Yeah, okay, are are our
people who don't understand history? So you're gonna need like this. Schenectady Schools
needs to give your mom the money back because obviously you learn nothing. Uh.
The reporter goes on to point out, quote, wait until they find
out that Zionist were we responsible for the Jews going to the gas chambers and
even helped SS officers in Hungary get off with mass murder. This was not
about anti Semitism referring to the Holocaust, by the way. So he goes
on to talk about, you know, some of these sub issues where you
where you did, you literally had people who are Jewish people who participated,
sometimes in an effort to save their own skin. There were profit motives.
I mean, all of this horribleness was part and parcel. But now the
reporter wants you to know that in reality, if not for Rudolph Kastner and
some of these other you know, art villain types, that really, you
know, Hitler didn't want to do it, but was being pushed into it
by quote unquote Zionists. So in a reporter for Vox and New York Magazine
wrote a piece explaining why people who think the Holocaust may have been carried out
by the Nazis are wrong by pointing to a specific, singular incident, this
Castner dude, which is look, this is this was a whole. That's
it. It's it's a fascinating little nugget and piece of the bigger story.
Basically, this dude was friends with Iikman. There were a lot of bribes
or a lot of money changing hands. There was division and what he saw
as the truly Jewish people versus others who he was more than happy for money
to help turn over and turn in. But I don't know that you could
take that next step and try to re explain responsibility for the Holocaust, because
now in two of these stories we have this that really the Jews themselves carried
it out, and the part where America invented concentration camps. And these are
historical perspectives by people who were in a position to educate right people look to
them to read stuff and know stuff. And this is what's just simmering right
in the underbelly. And if you'd have told me even a few months ago
that we would have a news cycle explaining why the Jews did the Holocaust,
America invented concentration camps, and Hitler had a lot of good ideas, and
it would be pushed by multiple journalists, multiple journalistic outlets, I would have
thought you were crazy. I would have thought it was like one dude's that
left a notebook somewhere and they got to look at his secret leanings. They're
offering these up. These reporters are writing this stuff and putting it out there
to help people better understand the situation. Mind boggling. I've never been more
excited in my decision to basically not consume social media from about Friday afternoon to
midday Sunday as I am. Now, if you like, twenty four at
least twenty four hours to climb out of this muck is almost life saving in
a way. But man, when you dive into it on Sunday trying to
put show prep together, and you read these stories back to back to back
and again, they're comfortable writing it. That's the thing. It's not even
like a whisper thing where they're like, hey, anyone around. All right,
so here's what I really think. They're like, nah, I'm gonna
publish this, and they do so. Uh yeah, you needed more insanity
for your Monday morning. That's a wonderful place to start there, all right.
All right, seven forty five CaCO Day Radio program. And even though
the Cowboys are on a bi this week, somebody still can't show up.
So Ken Boone's here to handle things. Man, what's going on? Not
much? So we've got a pretty good week of weather up ahead. High
pressure is kind of building it across the region. And even though we're going
to start out a little on the cool to chili side this week, temperatures
are gonna end up pretty nice upper sixties for highs today. But as we
look towards Friday in the weekend, where could be looking at high temperatures back
into the eighties. As I think we'll steadily get warmer and warmer each day.
Clears, guys, to night down around forty, low seventies tomorrow with
the sunshine. Middle seventies on Wednesday, upper seventies Thursday, low eighties Friday,
lots of sunshine, no rain in the forecast. Okay, all right,
well, good play hooky from work, go play golf weather exactly.
That's what I would encourage. We'll talk in an hour, sir, Thank
you very much. All righty, all right, ken boone there seven forty
six Cacoday Radio program. And we it's upside down land we're living in or
something. Maybe we're all still asleep, which would be nice because I get
a lot of sleep last night, so maybe I'm still asleep you all are
as well, because other than that, I got no explanation, but we'll
dig in and get your calls coming up. Hang on, thank you.
Casey is on ninety four or five WPTI in the Triad and one six one
FM Talk in the Triangle. No, it's a fair question, sir,
I too have wondered as I forced myself to come up with some critical thoughts
and questions about this reporter who wants you to understand that just because something is
headless doesn't mean a decapitation occurred because he had to explain it to all of
his intellectual lessons. I do. I do not know what he thinks became
of the head, right, that's like, how did it get separated?
If there was in fact not a decapit He does not go on to explain
that, So I too do not know, and I've tried to I've tried
to think of a scenario. And like even if I get into like the
world of weird science fiction like Ross, you ever see a movie where there's
like a portal or something, but it closes while somebody's not all the way
through, right, and you have that dramatic site, And that was in
one of the The Avengers movies at the end, right, yes, doctor
strange, right, he would open a portal and then like you know,
mm hmm, yeah, he killed and he killed one of the enemies with
that does but I feel like that still counts as a decapitation because the head
got chopped off. Do you know what I'm saying. I mean, listen,
if you don't actually roll in a guillotine, is it a decapitation?
Yes? It is, it is? Actually yeah, oh it is,
okay, like the old medieval stump with the giant acts would also how did
we get to this point where you're like, I'm gonna sit down and I'm
gonna write this article. What if? What if it's the Hydra monster,
which is you know, if you cut one head off, three spring fourth,
does that count because at the end the math means more heads. Maybe
that's what he's talking about. I'm failing to understand. I'm not gonna lie.
I'm not really sure how that works. But the more important question here
when it comes to all the heads of the hydra is what are their genders?
Well, you'd have to ask each individual head what it identifies as,
and I guess, I mean, I'm assuming that's how you would do that,
But it's still you cut the one off. Maybe they were born without
heads. Maybe that's what he's implying, which seems like it would be a
pretty serious condition, right to be born with no head. But he doesn't
go on to say that. So I I don't have an answer for you,
sir, don't know Mark, what's up? Hey, good morning,
Casey. I don't know how anybody can really be surprised at all these academics
and these folks in the mainstream media coming out as anti Semitic, because I've
noticed a casual observation over the years that anti Semitism and anti capitalism go hands
clubs, and it doesn't matter whether you slice and communism or fascism. I
mean, they're like it's and cousins are session with siblings. I mean they're
one of the damn same. One allow as the private property the other doesn't.
But again, these these people I went through college as an adults that
are getting out of the marines. I mean I could see a bubble and
underneath there all the time, and that was back in the night. It's
it sits there, and I can't explain that. I don't understand the heat
bubbling your jealousy, No no, no, But bubbling's one thing, like
I agree with you, like it's the intimations and what do you really mean?
And look, we just remember we just had four years where anytime there
was an eagle displayed as part of a Trump ad, I had to watch
these long diatribes how he lifted it straight from the SS right so, or
the shape of the stage is a rune. Right? Yeah, but that's
bubbling. This is they're writing articles, sir, They're writing educational pieces and
just saying it. And that's what's so crazy to me. Yeah, it
is crazy. I'm with you, I'm with you. They and we could
be afraid of me. I know I'm more afraid that societally. While you
know you get it, and thanks for the call, mark, you get
a few dentists fired. I don't know that it. I don't know there's
going to be any dramatic pushback. New York Times is unapologetic that they brought
on pro Hitler dude again and they know they knew what was up, and
then arguing over what constitutes of the heading. I thought we were pretty clear
on this. And then of course, who really carried out the holocaust?
That was that's the cherry on top for this insanity and it just SAPs your
soul. Man, There's a thousand other things I would prefer to be discussing
this morning, even with the dumpster fire that is pro sports. Like,
I'm willing to go down that path. I could give you a one hour
diatribe on how I hope the Vikings lose all the rest of their games,
because then maybe the citizens who just paid for a new stadium might actually expect
something of management like that's percolating. No, I could discuss, you know,
how the Bills are trash and probably won't make the playoffs. I could
easily talk about that for three hours. Yeah, the year we have been,
I could talk about the Vikings. I think they're they're probably gonna win
tonight, believe it or not, just out of the sheer stupidity and craziness
of everything going on. Yeah, just baffling. Just but no, No,
we're you're discussing wormholes and hydros and octopus or squid or whatever that Yeah,
the octopus with Greta. Oh yeah, if you haven't heard this,
hold on all right, good morning and happy Monday. It is you know
seven Cacoday radio program. Yeah, little sports, a lot of anti Semitism
and just a typical moon bat insanity summing up the big stack of stuff on
Today's show and sometimes in intermixes, like over the weekend, one of the
big college football games was USC University of Southern California play in Utah and Utah
won. And for those of you, I guess who don't closely follow college
football, USC was kind of the one of the anointed teams going into this
season. They got Caleb Williams, right, they got all they got all
this talent, and they've been pretty underwhelming, would be a polite way to
say it. But losing to Utah was just a bridge too far. And
I saw one of the worst quote unquote sports writer analysis takes that I've seen
in some time. So let me throw this out. You're gonna wanna if
you could mentally push any critical thinking responses, which you know sometimes just kind
of happen in the background, You're gonna want to shut those down so you
don't actually analyze the argument I'm about to share with you, which again is
not my argument, but that of the what's her bucket, Nancy whatever from
USA Today. All Right, So here's why it is problematic that Utah was
able to beat USC because you're dealing with two very different organizations from a university
standpoint, and groups of athletes and fan bases. See the USC group,
the players and the school and you know, the faculties surrounding them. They're
very progressive, very forward thinking, advocating for marginalized groups and and you know,
keeping that in the in the forefront of their thoughts throughout the season,
which is a heavy burden. Whereas Utah fans, players and school officials they
are they don't care about any of that. They're religious, nut jobs or
just you know, folks that are very selfish, and so it is patently
unfair that USC would fall to the very shallow and self centered U Utah utes
is the best I can understand the argument, and I know what you're saying.
You're like, what does any of that have to do with football?
And the theory goes that because the USC campus and student athletes and everybody else
is so core focused on not thinking of themselves but rather thinking of progressive ways
in which they can flex, you know, during nationally televised games and things
like that, that it has spread the team thin because there's so much of
their emotion and caring that is demonstrated in you know, transactivism and some of
the other stuff that the student athletes have participated in. They can only expend
a certain percentage I guess, of their energy to playing football or getting better
at football, whereas Utah, since they're a bunch of religious bigots or whatever.
Uh there, they selfishly get to expend all of their energy thinking about
football and then when they play that that gives them a leg up. And
that is quote something that needs to be looked at. So so you know,
we'll have to look into that ross. At what point did your head
want to explode while I was explaining that? Was it right off the bat?
Or I mean it did take a while, but I got there all
right. But you understand the argument, very very logical, simple argument why
USC is at a disadvantage. So what should they be spotted points I don't
like, I don't understand. But as somebody who lived in Salt Lake City
in Utah, yeah, quite a good number of years, I can tell
you they're not Do you think about other things more than football? Mm a
lot. It's kind of the main focus of their life actually, like not
gambling, and prostitution and human trafficking and stuff. Is that what you mean?
Is that what the what what do you want? Man? I mean,
should they be should we figure out what the handicap is on the game
and then just award them the minus points? I don't know what you want?
And does that work for other schools too? Like? Like if UNC
plays NC State, right, Like, is that an argument if UNC losers
are like, well we are we hold much crazier pro hamadus rallies. Uh
so our athletes are spread thin. Therefore NC State is unfair because you know,
and then whatever is that how that works? Because I'm I'm one hundred
percent sure that is not factored into the scoring system. But it was just
one of those weekends, man, just one of those just every single time.
Man, I just I'm like, hey, let me just dip in
and see what's going on in the news. I'm presented with some insanity like
that or any of the other stuff we've talked about this morning, and yet
there's a lot of beef and a lot of gripes, but not a lot
of solutions or explanations. And like, I don't think they're gonna become forthcoming.
I like, I don't know that she's gonna pay all right, well,
here's a plan to negate that. Or in the in the case of
the whole beheading insanity, here is a much more refined definition. They're not
offering solutions, they're just weaving these insane conspiracy theories. So, yes,
Michelle, what's up? Hey man, I'm just thinking that maybe Lincoln Lilly
may not be as great a coach as everybody has made him out to them.
Maybe Caleb Williams is not as great as they think he is, or
maybe just maybe a good team overlooks a not as good team. Well it's
a very selfish team, yes, who was able to focus all of their
energy on football stuff rather than Yeah, maybe all the USB people were looking
at the cheerleaders. They're cheerleaders, so they were objectifying women. I don't
think so, because all the limits all the cheerleaders at USC are so stunning,
right they have to be, because they're from southern California. Yeah,
I don't know. There's a few I'm gonna I'm not gonna name names,
but I've noticed that the cheerleading squads don't remind me of what you might have
seen back in the eighties nineties, even somebody was growing up and you were
growing up like like like, there's some where I don't know how they're gonna
get the pyramid done because everyone's a base, I guess would be the best
way to describe it. Anyway. Yeah, regrets. Okay, Well again,
I'm I'm, I'm I like, I don't have a no, I
don't have a solution either, So I'm just as said, I'm sitting here
also contemplating the issue. The difference is, I don't know if it's an
issue, even though I've been told it is in fact an issue. So
just one of those days, man, check this out. Police responding to
a report of a dead body that was quote partially concealed in some underbrush,
say it was a false alarm. That's right. The reported dead body,
according to police, actually was not a dead body at all. So and
we don't know if it was to capitate or not, because not an actual
body, but instead, according to investigators who closed off a road for thirty
one hours in an effort to seal the crime scene, eventually when they got
to the body, they determined it was not a dead person. Instead,
it was an I'm quoting here a very dirty, broken, over used sex
doll. I don't want to. I know we're hyper focusing on language this
morning. How do you know it's over I mean, what constitutes overuse of
the sex spot? Like? What is the because I feel like that's a
word that doesn't mean the same thing to everyone in evaluating that issue is like,
is there some good indicator that if I see one of these these sex
doll sex spots, I know that it is quote overused? Or is that
just a judgment call on a single investigator, right who may have a different
standard for what is over How do you know your sexpot is overused? Would
be my question because it feels like a judgment call there. Ross, What
do you what do you think would indicate an overused sex doll? Maybe it
looks like Madonna or something. I was gonna say Britney Spears, but she's
had a rough few weeks. They've been putting a lot of excerpts out from
her book and the thing I'm waiting for, and I I just assume,
because I just you know, Hollywood, I assume, especially the era that
this was in, I just assumed that grown men were having sex with an
underage girl. And she maybe you know what I'm saying, like that's the
story. I'm kind of wondering is that going to come out? And they
put a lot of little teasers out. I haven't seen that, but you
know, there's I remember there was a bunch of lawsuits literally, her publisher
was getting sued by Hollywood folks leading up to this release and pestering the publisher
with all sorts of NDA style demands. And I'm like I was when I
saw that story, I'm like, what's going to come out? Right?
Because remember this is we're not that far removed from top tier, top level
Hollywood directors going hey, you know what I should do? I should sodomize
that thirteen year old at a party and then still be given oscars after right,
We're not that far from that scenario, which was a thing that happened,
and Roman Polanski was his name, and that was just oh well,
look she really liked him. Like I saw people making those arguments as to
why a grown adult man sodomizing a thirteen year old but doing so at a
Hollywood party setting, was that was perfectly fine. So I just wondered,
with all the little pop tart era that Britney And who was really in that
era was Britney Spears Aguilera right roughly about the same time, A couple others,
the one Canadian check I can't remember, and it was it Willa Willa
Ford or whatever. Although she had up coming out and doing porn and stuff.
I completely forgot about her. Yeah, Mandy Moore back in the day.
Mandy Moore, Like, I just I you know, you wonder what
level of predation was taking place when we you know, because let's face it,
Britney Spears in that initial Oops video with the schoolgirl thing, the amount
of implied sexuality that was attached to what was she fifteen or sixteen? Yeah,
I was thinking about this recently because I was driving around and it was
on like a came on. Yeah, I was thinking, like, now,
as a parent looking at them, I'm like, how could you like,
do you know what I mean? Like I understand, like you're looking
at that bag and you're like, wow, we're about to make so much
money, right right right, But like you're you would approve that, You're
like, yeah, you could definitely put in that skirt and sing this song
about all of that. Yeah, and I'm fine with it. And you
can like and it's it was easy for me to overlook at the time because
you and I are basically right, right, So it was fine for us
to be you know, horned up sixteen year olds whatever, you know,
looking at that because that is a peer, right. But now it's his
parent. I'm like, wow, right, you're like, I'm going to
take that money. And you know, what's the worst that will happen to
my daughter. She'll go completely insane later on in life. That won't happen.
Ah, but it's coming out, man. And you know what,
you ever cut your hair really really short after it's been kind of long.
It's very cooling, very cooling, it is. I prefer short. Yeah,
Ross cuts is do you cut your own hair? Run? Wait?
Since way before COVID, Yeah, yeah, look at that. So and
that's all she did. And you know, stories and rumors and stuff.
So yeah, that's what I'm kind of waiting. I know there's all the
Timberlake insanity and whatever, but you know, there's all that horribleness there.
But now I like, I want to know with all these people, basically
before the book came out, going if you mentioned my client at all,
We're going to sue you and wondering, Okay, well what was going on?
I just assumed some of that wasn't the dude who was like responsible for
in Sync, didn't they wasn't that whole thing, that big fat dude,
Yeah, lou Pearlman, Yes, and he just like when you saw that,
dude, You're like, yeah, that's the creepy guys. I just
assumed were behind this the whole time. So I I don't know if that's
what we'll because that's what this week. The book gets released right tomorrow,
so I don't know, but I haven't seen anything indicating that. All right,
eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven, nothing but upbeat topics
this morning, absolutely to get your Monday started. That's how we roll coming
up. Has anyone with a physical or cognitive disability ever slowed you down right?
Because they're all like, ah, I require this device to help me
get around, and or they are you know, they got like Tourette's and
they're screaming stuff and you're like, ah, I don't like this. Did
you know you can apparently beat them with a stick. I'm not advocating for
it, but it's just one other nugget of horrible information that I've stumbled across
over the weekend, and we'll share that story and the most Seattle story ever.
That's uh, that's coming your way as well. It's just just buckets
of insanity. So looking forward to that. We'll get back to it coming
up. KCO Day Radio program grew up Smart Talk All Day ninety four five
WPTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Well,
good morning, but don't have too good of a mourning. Who's this
for you guys out there? Yes, a very astute woman took to social
media over the weekend and has outed a quote tool of massage and a weaponized
tool of the alt right, a pattern of behavior that you may have thought
was just innocuous but in reality is about keeping women down and racism and stuff.
Okay, all right, and look, some of you may have participated
in this, even this morning. Maybe if you met up some folks over
at the waffle house to get some breakfast or talk to any of your coworkers.
If it's you are a dude and you're talking to other dudes, you
need to be very careful because we need to cancel some behavior. Ross's hypothetical
question, have you ever laughed out in public when talking with another man about
something? Yes? I have. That's now frowned upon that well, yes,
yes, because your laughter they know what you're up to, like they
see right through it. In a now viral video, the woman who is
a psychology student so very learned, detailed what had happened to her that day
on the subway. Quote, these men six rows away on the train had
the audacity to laugh for almost an hour. Hearing men in this country laugh
is enough to make women cry, and I did for twenty minutes. Must
be nice to be able to laugh these days. So as you dig into
this and others started coming forward with their tales of woe, it was determined
that if you're a crazed, lunatic feminist or something and you hear men not
anywhere near you, but you know, in the distance chatting with each other
in a jovial manner and laughing, they are no doubt laughing for massogynistic or
alt right purposes, and it is a tool that they're using to further break
your spirit. So there you go that do you remember what you were laughing
about? It was probably a woman joke, right, or something they got
you laughing? Or are we really to this is where we are. So
if two guys chuckle and it is within earshot of a woman, your assumption
is they must be making fun of you. Some would say that's a bit
of an ego egotistical stretch. I mean, like, there's not a scenario
where maybe they're not talking about you and they're just laughing because you know,
one of their buddies got so drunk he tried to fight his own reflection in
a mirror. I would laugh. I laughed when I saw that video a
couple months ago where that happened. Didn't have anything to do with women?
Or is it? And and and and what is the blow that is emotionally
sapping these poor women that they're having fun without you? I but it sounds
like you don't want anything to do with them. I'm so confused that.
Don't get me wrong. Anyone who's who's put up with even a minute of
bullying when they were a kid, Right, You've had those thoughts where you
know your tormentors are laughing and you just you're like, ah, they got
to be laughing about me? Like I understand mentally, how you get there?
So so if you see the entirety of the male population as your persecutor,
I understand why them laughing would trigger you to cry for twenty minutes and
then post a TikTok. But I assure you that from time to time,
when dudes are laughing, it's not about you ladies. Sometimes it is.
Sometimes it's self deprecating, but it's it is quote perceived to be impolite.
So Ben should avoid having fun or laughing. You know what we gotta do
it Ross, I was just thinking about this. We've got to cancel all
the comedy shows. You ever been to a comedy show? Lots of dudes
laughing? And if it's a male comedian, Oh my gosh, she used
to go all the time. Wow. Yeah, I mean intentionally that's a
hate rally you were attending. Do you feel proud telling everyone that? I
mean it was it was a good time, because because you know you're hating
on all the women. Are you trying to say that people like Greg Giraldo
and Doug stan Hope and right, yeah, that they would be somehow like
sexist their controversial in any way? Come on, Bill Burr, Bill Burr,
right, right? What kind of what kind of lunatic. I mean,
this is this is the epitome of victim culture right here. Who is
who is in a public setting? You're at a restaurant, or you're on
mass transit or whatever, which, yeah, being on the subway nowadays.
Frankly, you know what too, I bet that this woman, on at
least one occasion, is advocated for lunatic homeless people to be able to scream
at whoever they want without repercussions. Yet two dudes laughing over you know,
they played golf in one of their ball got stuck in a tree, which
is a thing that happened to me recently. It literally was six feet up
in the air in a tree, and the guys I was playing with thought
that was hilarious. That's the problem, okay, all right, And obviously
it's all about you, man, the lunacy each and every day. Here
you want lunacy. Check this out. How'd you like to be this woman?
Actually I shouldn't say that, because Ross literally advocates for this. So
in the form of what he wants to do to his friend, a woman
in Atlanta by the name of Susan Hodgson Hodgkin Hodgson excuse me, Well,
she had an interesting vacation. Over the weekend, Hodgson, who was on
vacation, received a call from one of her neighbors, and how'd you like
to get this call? The neighbor asked her, Hey, did you hire
somebody to demolish your house? She had not this is in Atlanta, and
said she initially thought that the neighbor was quote joking, Oh, this is
women joking, so it's okay, but not the men's, only to find
out that indeed her house had literally been demolished, raised to the ground with
all of her stuff inside. That happened. Yeah, It turned out the
company didn't get the address right or there was miscommunication on whose house needed to
be raised, and so the police are trying to figure out what's going on
here. I don't know if somebody just calls, you know, one eight
hundred, raise a house and just be like, hey, hi, my
name is and I totally live and then gives their enemies address and then some
guys will just come over and do it, because apparently they will. On
vacation in her house is bulldozed to the ground. The property, which Hodgson
has owned for fifteen years. She also made a point says it is obviously
the yards kept clean, grass cut, like, there wouldn't be any indicators
that this property is you know, unfit for people living there. It looks
nice in the picture, and yet some dudes with bulldozer just showed up and
laid it down. So my point is ross, it's going to be incredibly
easy if you do, in fact, want to bulldoze your friend's house.
My thing would be, though, I want to buy him a new house
after I do it, so that would be the second part of it.
So oh yeah, yeah, yeah, But is that crazy like at Nope.
This is like when doctors are drawing an X on which limb they're going
to operate on. Like you're like, ah, it's a little but whatever.
But the fact that you can just call somebody up and not demonstrate that
you own the house or anything, and they'll just show up and knock it
down, that is bonkers to me. Uh Hodgson said she is now working
with police and lawyers trying to figure out what's happening. The company is they're
they're like they're not wanting to answer questions, probably because people can just call
an eight hundred number and have a house bulldozed, or you know, hypothetically,
how about a multi story condo building that blots out the sun in your
yard. That'd be a shame. That's a great point. Yeah, I
mean that was looking a little structure. You weren't you saying? It was
looking structurally deficient and very dangerous? Oh wow? Yeah. And there's kids,
right, there's kids to your neighborhood. Yeah, they should not walk
past it. Probably want to remove that. Yeah, you just call in
the bulldoze of house apparently down there. Actually, you know what Ken Ken
Boone from the Weather Channel. Ken, you're in Atlanta, right, I
am? Yes? Do you see the story? That story? You have
not heard this? This is crazy. A woman returns with vacation to find
her Atlanta home demolished Southwest Atlanta. Just it's just you see it, and
it's all of her stuff and then just sticks. Man. Wow, I
don't even know what I would do if that happened to me. But if
you have enemies, I'm just saying, there you go. You got options.
It's crazy this morning, but not the weather. The weather's actually the
one of the saner things out there. So what do you got? It
is? Weather's going to be really nice this week. A little cool to
start the week, but as we head through the week's temperatures warm a little
each and every day, and by the end of the week, I think
we'll be in the eighties, lots of sunshine, No right in the forecast
through at least the upcoming weekend. Temperature's into the upper sixties this afternoon,
down around forty tonight, low seventies, Tomorrow, mid seventies, Wednesday,
upper seventies to around eighty Thursday, Friday, and sunshine and low eighties is
the early look at the coming weekend. Okay, we like it, all
right, Better go check on your house and we'll talk soon. Thank you.
So all Righty and Jeff Bellinger joins us. Next hang on one six
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Good morning eight fifty three, your Bloomberg update. Jeff Bellinger returning. What's
going on, sir, Well, good morning, Casey. It's a merger
Monday. A couple of big deals announced today, and the biggest one,
Chevron is buying Hesse for about fifty three billion. Dollars. In the other
Stone Peak Partners agreed to buy the shipping container leasing firm Textainer for nearly seven
and a half billion. Wall Street ended a difficult week with a losing session
on Friday. Looks like we'll start out that way this morning. Futures lower
across the board now futures down one hundred and fifty three points. Efforts to
resolve the strike by Hollywood actors will resume tomorrow. Studio executives and negotiators for
SAG after have scheduled another bargaining session. It's always, of course, best
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Urging interest rates have made newer loans more expensive. Millions of car owners are
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has moved up eight positions since last year, and the Casey Kim Kardashian's appareled
brand Skims is expanding beyond lingerie for women, The Wall Street Journal reporting that
Skims will add a line of underwear for men. Casey, you know,
I had to last week when Joan was here. I had to forbid Taylor
Swift News. I'm going to throw Kim Kardashian News onto that as well.
Okay, well, see, I had had Taylor Swift mentioned in one story.
I skipped over it and went to our dashing just for you. I
do appreciate it, all right, Well tomorrow, sir, have a good
day. Take care of there you go. Yeah, she has got a
secret handshake or something. Now, I don't know. H Everything's dumb,
and uh it gets dumber as you had to Boulder, Colorado, kind of
an interesting incident. Man by the name of Marius Suffin was just walking home,
said it was a beautiful day and then all of a sudden, everything
got crazy. Didn't even know what was going on. Well, here's what
was going on. Stopped here and that I have came around. I think,
here, what's hiding right here? Karen front of me started attacking me.
It's been nearly a month. I was trying to defend myself like this
to find them up since the unthinkable happened to Marius Suffia and we're walking home
in broad daylight. He broke my nose, he broke my teared Doug Boulder
Police arrested forty three year old Derek Jordan for allegedly beating Marius with a stick,
landing him in the hospital. Oh, I got nine stitches to my
eye. The bottom of my eye is still healing up for when he did
to me. Yeah. So Suffian suffers from is it muscular dystrophee? And
it is very clearly handicapped, and some crazy person with a stick literally just
starts beating Suffian for no reason, and like they're all scratching their head and
Boulder trying to figure out how this could have happened. Jordan was charged with
first degree assault and first degree assaults of an at risk adult. Despite having
a history of criminal charges dating back to when he was eighteen, as well
as multiple instances of failing to appear in court. Jordan was released on a
five thousand dollars cash bond. When you have such a long history of violent
felonious record and you're allowed to be on the street, it's just mind blowing
that he got such a low bond, not only raising questions about why he
gets to remain out on the streets, but raising concerns for Marius's safety.
Yeah, because I'm stiffed because I can't walk anywhere because he's out there somewhere.
That's right. He is out there, And as you read the article,
nobody can figure out how. Nobody at any point in the judicial system
knows why this guy got basically gimme bail because he liked beating people with sticks,
especially handicapped folks. Either ross, do you think they'll solve how this
may have happened, because it doesn't appear they have any theories why this guy
may have been getting I mean it's possible if you look at the mug shot,
uh huh, which you've posted at Casey on the radio and x a
white white privilege or I think that might be it. It's ma'am, it's
ma'am. All right, check that in sanity.