All right, good, good morning everybody. It is the k c O
Day Radio program here on your Thursday. Glad to have you a long boy.
Where to start? Well, let me do this and let me also
throw a little background for anyone who is newer to the show. Over the
course of the show, which I understand has been going more than ten years,
so wow, we have dedicated a lot of time to unbiased research to
determine which Sportstown is the worst. And no matter how many times we run
that experiment, there's one that keeps coming up. Ross. Do you know
what is currently in the lead? We got a tally board here worst sports
teams or sports cities fan bases collectively in the United States? What's currently in
the lead? Let me look. It looks here checking the numbers, just
crunching them really fat. I wasn't where double triple check. Yeah, yeah,
I got feeling well, I wasn't where. You're gonna come to me,
So let me just do this really fast. It looks like like Boston,
Massachusetts, like oh wow, yeah, oh wow, pulled in Possia,
pulled into the lead. There. Now, Now some of you may
be listening, you're like, Casey, that's not fair, I sent some
bias here, and to you, I would say, our thoughts are with
everyone in Lewiston, Maine. Celtics went await Nick's one oh four victory.
Now I know what you're saying. You're saying, Casey, why would you
send a message of unity and our thoughts are with you? Why would you,
at the same time also tell me about a basketball score that I don't
care about. Why would you mix those two things? And to you,
I would say I didn't see some of you probably don't know. And frankly,
you know, Rosta's most of the tweeting of the stories out, so
he's got a better understand. Better understand You're you're only allowed to send one
tweet per evening, right, is that the current policy per evening? Yeah?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's typically how I roll. I don't
know if that. Yes, that's what you told me. When I keep
trying to tell you to live tweet debate, You're like, oh, yeah,
yeah, Well that's because I'm part of the the ex premium or whatever.
I can only do one I see. Apparently I pay for that privilege.
Apparently the Boston Celtics are as well, because they send out one of
those graphic uh you know, action shot tweets that all sports teams send out,
right, doesn't matter whether it's the Wolfpack or the Celtics or the Panthers,
right, they always send it out with the you know, the final
score, except on top of the graphic they've overlaid. Our thoughts are with
everyone in Lewiston, Maine well also being very frugal and being able to use
that very same tweet to tell you what the score was. And some on
the internets are saying that's a move right there, and I'm hard pressed to
disagree. Now they have taken it down and then they send a tweet out
without the graphic but with the same words, but they turn the comments off,
so everyone's just savaging them in all their other posts. So that's the
thing that's happened. How does that happen? That's what I wonder, because
you have to if you want to put words over a picture, that's a
whole other set of steps. Do you know what I mean? For any
of you have ever tweeted out of picture and maybe you wanted to add an
arrow pointing to something or some words over the top, Like it doesn't just
happen you literally got to go in whatever your editing thing is for me on
iPhone, you just pop it open and clicked the little pencil thing and a
little plus thing and then you can drop words in an arrow in but a
lot of extra steps there. So don't know, don't know. I don't
know if it falls into our standard. We have a bunch of tweens running
these things emotionally, and for whatever reason, it never clicked with them.
I don't know, maybe, but I do think it's interesting it happened with,
you know, a Boston sports team. Some would say that there was
a higher likelihood, all right, eight eight eight nine three fourths have eight
seven four So that was a good look, right, So then Boston Paul
sends me an email where to start? How about this? And then forgot
to attach a photo or a link or anything in it. And that's Boston
Paul. Were you trying to make my points or what's going on here?
Well? Either way, I appreciate it. So yeah, that's where we'll
start. Okay, right there, coming up you Speaker of the House,
that has prompted some movement politically here in North Carolina, We'll tell you about
a little switch them up in the governor's race. So any who, we
got Halloween and sanity. I'm just at my list here. We had secret
pyramids that are totally not part of Illuminati stuff, and much more right now
to six fourteen. We'll be back king on the show. After the show
is on the iHeart radio app. Search case oday for the podcast on the
iHeart Radio app. You know, I frankly could get down watching this thing
somebody has. It's not the Olympics, but it is a rather interesting little
tour to fource here of well, one of our favorite dumb superheroes. We'll
just leave it at that. All fill you in here in just a moment,
but let me get over to this. So Satan Incarnate, by some
of the reaction I've seen on the social media, was elected Speaker of the
House yesterday, Mike Johnson of Louisiana. Some of the more polite ways I've
seen MSNBC and CNN react include, he's Jim Jordan, but with a smile,
and I don't think that's meant to be complimentary AOC. It's basically the
end of the world, mister, Let's do this in a bipartisan manner.
Keem Jeffries has already basically weighed in and called anything that this speaker in this
group do as you know, the devil's work. I mean, quite the
quite the language. It is rather interesting too to see many many of the
elected officials who were mad use more direct condemnation on a fellow member of Congress
being elevated to a position based on you know, his his party being in
the majority. Then you know hamas so like I now I realize why they
were saving it up right. You only get so many insults and still be
taken seriously. But I feel like they were harder on this dude yesterday than
baby kidnappers, excuse me, detators, detainers of children. We don't use
the K word, but it did prompt a couple things. No longer is
Mark Walker former Congressman Mark Walker in the Governor's Walker announced yesterday that he will
instead run for a congressional seat once again. He did what three terms previously,
when they brought the special Master in and changed the districts, Walker was
kind of the odd man out there and at that time didn't try to go
because you can run outside of district. Didn't do that. Eventually he got
in the Senate race and now the governor's race, and here we be.
But Walker I did see in one of his interviews yesterday acknowledge quote there wasn't
a clear path in the gubernatorial race, which if you trust the polling,
that's probably pretty accurate. It's Mark Robinson and then everybody else, but immediately
announced an endorsement by the very same individual who is now Speaker of the House,
Louisiana Rep. Mike Johnson, who I understand him and Walker are very
very tight, and I get the impression from looking at some of Walker's quotes
here he probably that probably was one of the motivating factors that his buddies now
Speaker of the House. So anyway, this will be in the sixth congressional
district, currently home to Kathy Manning. However, the district will look a
little different, so we'll see how that pans out. I'm sure he'll call
in at some point too. I was going to send him a text last
night being like, hey, hey, you know you could do the stuff
on our show. The latest poll on the governor's race showed forty three percent
of registered Republicans back in Robinson, well just nine percent back to Walker,
so that was a it was a lot of ground to make up. Yeah,
and then they just go over all the all the history there. Yeah,
we'll see. Is there a typo in this story here, Russ,
this Mark Walker story in my stature, I'm unaware. Why? What's what's
it say it? The headline reads, Mark Walker Texas Ranger seeks return to
Congress to parts race for governor. No. I added that, Okay,
all right, I listen. I like Mark Walker. I'm a big fan
of his okay, port. I think he's a great guy. He filled
in for you before did the show. He was great to work with.
We text back and forth, full disclosure. He's a great dude. I'm
just saying, if I was his campaign manager, I would change his name
legally to Mark Walker Texas Ranger. I think that would solidify and guarantee victory.
You know, to be honest, I'm too expensive. I'm very expensive,
right, No, nobody can afford that capacity, right, because you've
been so successful in your complete sheriff's race up till now, so in managing
only to get votes in Soil and Water Commissioner. Hey, I won the
best radio personality, right, I got gold. You came in third,
which was a big accomplishment. So they did, wait something or I mean,
I want something that's better than nothing. Yeah, all right, no,
well we'll put you put it in the victory column there. Yeah.
Also, I feel like Viacoma River owns the rights to the show, might
have some copyright issue. I mean, they leak out what a Republican uses
a song, even though they've paid asapy in my fee. If he legally
changes his name to Mark Walker Texas Ranger, there's nothing they can do about
it. That's his name. That's your lawyery advice too. Yeah, look
at that, you get double a. I'm a twitch lawyer, hey for
sheriff at the legal advice and the election advice, so very valuable valuable commodity
there, all right. So yeah, so the one thing begets the other.
And that's now where we be, all right. Eight eight eight nine
three four seven eight seven four. We got a school district getting ready for
Halloween who's decided to join the list that have canceled Halloween over diversity, equity
and inclusion concerns. So it's it's the state and Canard. Right, we
can't do any Halloween thing because some kids will have I guess better costumes than
other kids, and then the other kids will feel bad, and that's not
promoting diversity, equity and inclusion in a quote meaningful manner. The majority of
the school district up in New Jersey, South Orange and Maplewood, so a
pretty big district, took a vote of school principles who overwhelmingly recommended that there'll
be no Halloween activities and instead the school district is going to be putting together
their full harvest festival event. I've seen this garbage for years. Districts have
been doing this for years, and a lot of times it's not just Halloween.
They're trying to eighty six, it's Thanksgiving and Christmas. And in fact,
one school district up in the Minneapolis area, when I was still working
up there, changed their entire holiday thing to not the independent holidays, but
something called nature Seasons Nature Seasons, and that was irritating parents then. So
I don't know. I say, send your kid in a costume, and
if they question it, say that that's all you can afford. How dare
you make assumptions? All right, a new sporting event you need to know
about, We'll tell you about it coming up next. Hang ONPTI more with
Casey starts. Now, well, yeah, this could be an interesting thing.
Looks like you got some quasi celebrities to take part as well. But
if we're gonna do this story justice, it needs its proper intro. Florida
Men Florida Man. Is something in the waderty er or sand that makes you
do all that crazy crap. It's like the state is wanna be dumb ass
trapped. Nowhere else has the Florida Man. It is almost like, as
the Weird Factor climbs, you find out it happened in Florida. Every time
Florida Men, Florida Man. If anyone can jeer me of you know,
you can just mind life, you crazy. But of course, but it's
not as bad crap crazy as yours. Nowhere else are you gonna find him.
They're so used to it they don't mind him. Hooray for Florida Man.
Yes, the first annual Florida Man Games set to debut in Saint Augustine
in February. So it's it's you know, it's got an Olympic vibe to
it. But as you can imagine, the various events or they're a little
different and the contestant pool will represent many of the famous Florida men. I
guess once they're out of jail or on probation. I don't know, man.
The games which actually will be hosted by you ready for this former Stars
of American Gladiators who will serve as both referees and coaches. Doesn't say which
ones, though, Which American Gladiator would you want to be your coach if
you were competing in the nitro all day? Right? I don't think they
even have the tennis ball gun in this. So they're going to get some
of these jackasses who have previously been in the news, and they will compete
in a variety of events. Let's see here, here we go. Among
the contest plan for next February will include the Evading Arrest Obstacle course, in
which contestants will jump over fences, through yards and be chased by real police
officers. They'll also be a cash grab event, well, they'll try to
grab money blowing in the wind, something called beer belly wrestling, and several
others. I don't see anything about gators in here anywhere. How do you
have a Florida Man Olympics or whatever you want to call it, And there's
not biting critters involved, you know, snakes or gators or whatever they replaced
it. You have to fight a Disney smelting machine. I hear that.
That is not a not easy It's tough, man. You don't have fall
into the pit. Yeah, remember the jousting needs to do like you know,
above the arena, and you'd fall into the padding. Well not yet,
it's a little different. Oh no, it's a smelting thing. And
you don't even have to tell them it's going to be there, like maybe
build it into the obstacle course or something, right, because if you watch
like American Ninja Warrior, what's the what was the one that was for a
wipeout? Right? That was on forever? Right? Inevitably, if you
fall off one of the obstacles, you go in the water. So what
you don't tell them is you have filled the water with gaiters and in fact
even gets celebrity gats. Remember the one the dude hucked through the fast food
window. Bring that one back. He's probably motivated, he'd probably loved to
meet up with that dude to now that he's bigger. So yeah, that's
gonna be going on February and Saint Augustine, Florida. I wish they had
a list of which knitwitz are in on this. I'd love to know.
General admission forty five dollars. I don't know about that for your inaugural.
If you're in charge, forty five, I demand that you have gators.
So maybe that will be a little surprise they unveil as as things unfold,
which would be amazing, all right. Eight eight eight nine three four seven
eight seven four. I made a joke about detainment versus kidnapping that was part
of some New York Times reporting the other day, which they changed because people
went, that's not detaining. Detaining has a quasi legal purpose. Kidnapping straight
up kidnapping. But they're not alone in trying to soften the experience. CNN
yesterday was recounting a woman who was among those now released who had been held
hostage and what they say was her experience while being captive of Hamas And if
you thought it was all horribleness and Chinese water torture or whatever, you were
wrong. It's like a mid grade hotel. Apparently, you know. Also
poppy somethings stand out in there. The mundane necessity, right, you're talking
about tunnels. We know these tunnels have ventilation, we know that they've been
known to have air conditioning. This has all been reporting that we've heard from
the Israelis over the years. But the fact that she's saying she was held
underground for more than two weeks, that there was shampoo, there was antibiotics,
there was a guard per hostage in the experience she had, that there
were medics and paramedics, and obviously she is elderly. The other woman who
was released also elderly and had medical needs, and that they had the medicine
needed and if not something similar to replace it. It is pretty stunning because
you've got to contrast that with what's happening above the ground right right, And
you know what, she makes a lot of good points. Do you remember
iron Man's cave have an electricity? I remember that. I mean Tony Stark
made that in a cave in a cave. But apparently one was shampoo and
air conditioning. And what was the thing she said in the middle to go,
oh, yeah, she was talking about the guard to prisoner ratio.
Well, it's one guard per prisoner, so you know, it's a lot
of tea when you need something there right there for you. They're like,
oh, well they have air conditioning in shampoo, and also the constant threat
of being shot in the head. Yeah, but your hair will look so
nice, I know, right, it'll listen. I mean, not that
they'll be light on you, because they're not going to remove you from the
tunnel first. But but you know, you got all that stuff. She
is straight up trying to explain why it's not as bad as everyone thinks.
One more time with this stupidity. You know, also poppy somethings stand out
in there. The mundane necessity, Right, you're talking about tunnels. We
know these tunnels have ventilation. We know that they've been known to have air
conditioning, they've got This has all been reporting that we've heard from the Israelis
over the years. But the fact that she's saying she was held underground for
more than two weeks, that there was shampoo, there was antibiotics, there
was a guard per hostage in the experience she had, that there were medics
and paramedics, and obviously she is elderly. The other woman who was released
also elderly and had medical needs, and that they had the medicine needed and
if not something similar to replace it. It is pretty stunning because you've got
to contrast that with what's happening above the ground, right right, right,
yeah, you know, you know, I bet you're some of the same
people that probably still crane your neck and screech over Guantanamo. Do you know
we give them toilet trees, right, you know that that's a thing.
Right. So the fact that they provided shampoo and a good guard to prisoner
ratio, and that's the direction you want to go with this discussion. I
can only hope that everyone on that panel soon finds themselves in a hamas custody
so that they can experience this little mini vacation for itself. Ross that sounds
like a good mini vacation, though, doesn't it. Personally think this sound
it's horrible. But you know, if you want to get away, you
just get a little peace and quiet. Right, you got your own you
know, Chucci tunnel thing. There was shampoo and ac I saw it today
on Twitter on x whatever. I saw a photo. It was like an
Israeli defense account or something on x SO. I don't know how official it
is. It's actually like a government account, but they had photos and they
were going in detail about these tunnels they have there, because my first thaw
was the same thing, like the Vietnam like Chucci tunnels, right, but
like you see these things and you see like how much work, funding and
money goes into these tunnels. And that's why, that's why Israel wants to
know. They're saying, like, how come to Palestinians, like in Gaza?
Why are they so concerned about running out of fuel? Because the air
they use the fuel to to be able to breathe down in the tunnels,
right right, yes, And that's where they have And they're like, where's
all the money going that everybody sends to Gaza, you know, where they
could be building these things? And they're like, well, they put a
lot of money in these tunnels where they stockpile weapons, and they have like
I guess thirty thousand soldiers or something. It's crazy. But when you were
a kid, did you ever build a fort? I did so? Light,
So you have an affinity for this in a way. Right, you
get some couch cushions, some blankets, I mean, what have you created?
Essentially you've created a Hamas tunnel pretty much, right, And then you
played pretend with your siblings or your friends like, oh, I'm a captive,
but look at my hair, right, you know, as kids do.
It's sort of like when you hear about these tunnels the cartels have right
going from Mexico into Well, how about that's the punnel with the motorcycle,
remember, right, And you're like, oh, well, you picture in
your mind some sort of makeshift tunnel that they're just like you're digging through dirt
and you see like photos of it, and you're like, oh my god.
They put so much time and effort into that. And he said,
with the motorcycle on the track and the ventilation and in the ac and the
power, and it's I'm going to try to find that post again to retweet
on the show account, okay, because they're very interesting. It looked very
nice. Well, maybe you should be you should be selling time shares of
them. Maybe that's maybe that's a quick way to make some money right now
if they sound so awesome, nice and cool. I don't know if you
know, this gets very hot over in Israel, but you have this underground,
you know, temperature controlled vacation opportunity. You just got to buy into
the vacation club. And the fact that one of the congresswomen Fox had shut
up. Oh wait, hold on, I just click the wrong one.
All right, Yeah, we'll get to that, because everyone's mad at Virginia
Fox, or not everyone, just the folks over at CNN and other elected
officials who also have had disdain for being asked questions whether you think it's right
or wrong. It's nothing new, and some of us think it's just funny.
You're coming from Virginia Fox's mouth, because if you saw her walking up
I initially, rather than being told to shut up and get out of the
way so she can get to the elevator, which was the thing that happened
the other day, there's a fifty to fifty shot. She's got worthers,
you know what I'm saying. So I don't know, maybe that's why I
kind of chuckled at it. But yes, we'll explain the controversy as it
ties in with yesterday's announcement of the new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson.
So we'll get to that. And California Municipality's doing their part. That's
nice, and I take it for what it's worth. Either Vladimir Putin had
a heart attack or it's all propaganda, but we'll explain at least what's being
reported. So six forty seven, Cacoday Radio program, Hang On, Thank
You, Case is on ninety four to five WPTI in the Triad and one
I'll se t ONEm talk in the Triangle. All right, six fifty four
and welcome back Hacoday Radio program. This story just gets weirder and weirder.
Man. Obviously there's some there's some mental health stuff going on. Former Patriots
player and he also played for the Raiders and the Cardinals, Chandler Jones,
who we talked about a few weeks ago when he basically accused the head coach
of the Raiders when he formerly was an assistant to Belichick, as the one
who had Aaron Hernandez murdered. So that was a thing. Was taken into
custody after police say he broke into what he believed was his former girlfriend's house,
and when police arrived, he started making odd statements like I was just
there to take the trash out and you can't arrest me. I'm a professional
athlete, bro I have one hundred and twelve sacks, which apparently nullifies trespassing
charges or something. I'm not sure how it works. So is there a
cutoff once you have a certain number of NFL sacks where you become immune to
prosecution. Because whatever it is, he didn't hit it. They arrested him.
But he also berated officers who he asked for water and they said that
they would get him some water, and he said, if it's not Dasani
or aquafina, not to bother. So he's very specific, but he did
tell the officers he wouldn't sue them because he's already a millionaire again with one
hundred and twelve sacks, which didn't seem to move the needle for the arresting
officers. They really didn't care, all right, So we played the CNN
insanity where they're, you know, talking up the wonderful vacation opportunity that is
a kidnap hole that Hamas runs because there might be shampoo. They then turn
their attention to an exchange between a reporter as Republicans were getting ready to announce
their new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, and what our own Virginia
Fox had to say. Now, some would say perhaps it was about,
hey, we're trying to do this press conference and you're screaming questions. Let
us do it. But you know, I'll let I'll let you judge as
to what the motivation is. But CNN wasn't having and the fact that one
of the congresswomen Fox had shut up. It's anti democrats. That they are
anti democratic, they simply are. That's a fact. And they're anti free
speech. They're anti quests. They don't like questions that they don't like.
They don't want to answer questions that they don't like. Well, sorry,
welcome to America. That's the great charm of the American experiment that we ask
questions, that people get to ask these questions. The zero self awareness is
what does it for me? Have you? Have you tried to ask the
White House questions? I loaded that audio this morning and I'm like, oh
really, hm hmm ow wow, okay, that would that's horrible if that's
the thing, right, because you know, if you're CNN, you can't
put up with that at all. But you can't get half asked answers that
aren't an answer. But wink wink, nod nod are supposed to you know,
solve whatever the beef is. No, that is anti democratic and anti
free speech. You know, that there's also like five roundups of audio of
Democrats telling reporters to shut up basically or worse, considering some of the comments
that have been lunged the way of some of the Fox reporters. So yeah,
I mean we had the Hillary audio yesterday. Well, that poor she
was being attacked, right, I was a straangerous situation, and she did
offer to meet him out later after, so who knows what would have happened.
But yeah, you know, CNN's gonna CNN, what are you gonna
do? All right, hour in the books, your calls in, much
more coming up, hanging All right, good morning everybody, it is seven
o six. You're on your Thursday morning ac O Day radio program. Oh
boy, all right, it is probably gonna irritate some people. How do
you think how would the ACC Tournament be if all of the ACC teams didn't
participate. You know, we've seen a lot of changes on on what the
ACC has decided to do. I'm I'm I'm one of those stuck in your
ways guys. I hated the fact that the ACC Tournament decided, Hey,
you know what, We're gonna go up to New York City for a bunch
of these rather than holding the tournament here where the ACC is headquartered, allowing
the actual fan base that grew the ACC into what it is today to have
the opportunity to go and watch the tournament. So that irritated me number one,
especially when you saw what the prices were to attend an ACC tournament in
Madison Square Garden versus Greensboro Coliseum. It's not even close. Even if you've
got to travel from somewhere else in the state and get a hotel room and
do all of the screw around all that you'll have to do in New York,
from the ticket prices to the lodging, to the food, to everything
that went on, it just wasn't the same. Plus the tailgate atmosphere outside
while you're constantly running over and get more barbecue from you nowhere. And I
don't know, I dug that and I enjoyed going to several of the games.
But one of the things that ACC also provided was the tournament with all
the teams. But now that the ACC will grow to eighteen teams under the
current plan favored by Commissioner Jim Phillips, it doesn't look like they're going to
be able to hold the tournament like that, so you will have to be
one of the top and then however many teams they decide to go forward with.
But up till now, all teams postseason took part. It added days
and rounds and understandable. But somehow with eighteen, I guess that doesn't work
all right. Here's Phillips quote. I think you've got to earn your way
to play in I think the most prestigious postseason battlepball tournaments in the country,
and if you don't get a certain threshold, then you just don't make it
that year. I mean, I understand that to some extent, but boy,
it made things interesting, didn't it. There's been some there's been some
upsets, big time upsets, which I think kind of made the tournament a
little more fun. That's just me. But yeah, there's going to be
a lot of changes happening, obviously, especially as cal SMU and Stanford are
said to be added to the ACC. I guess the question is what happens
if it balances out with some teams leaving, right like Florida State and Clemson.
What if they want to go be with the SEC and maybe one more.
Do you handle it like that or is this just you know where we
are with college college athletic divisions now, where there's going to be two or
three big ones and then everybody else, and of course the allegations of favoritism
and everything that we'll attach with that. So you want to weigh in on
that, please do eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four little
sports topic thrown in there. Harvard University has launched a new task force surrounding
students who signed the letter blaming Israeli colonial occupation for the terrorist attacks and nothing
else. If you remember some twenty seven, I guess it was actually thirty.
When it was all said and done. Harvard's student groups signed the letter,
which didn't mince words, said hey, here's who's responsible. It's all
their fault. They deserved all of it. And that raised some eyebrows,
not because it was remarkably different from what was going on on other campuses.
It's just how first to the party they were, and how some of the
student groups are literally Jewish student groups. It culminated then with organizations that were
driving billboard vans around listing the actual students who signed this thing, by the
way, signed it with their name. They weren't trying to hide it.
Well, that was a bridge too far, as there were a handful of
employers who also said that they would be making an effort not to hire any
of these kids. So how do you think Harvard deals with it? Do
you think that they try to intervene to explain that there's going to be times
in life when what you say matters and people will use it to inform a
decision about you. So you just need to be prepared for that because that's
life. Who knows, Maybe some employers will think you're awesome because you sign
that letter and that'll be helpful, But it goes in, you know,
it goes in different directions. Do you think Harvard would make an effort to
inform students that there are in fact consequences for openly celebrating the murder of twelve
hundred people. Nah? Now, the new task force will be solely to
support students who were named for allegedly being affiliated with groups. Oh, I
don't know what is allegedly being affiliated. It's their signature. There's photos of
them with the groups allegedly being affiliated with groups who signed a state and supporting
Hamas. This is according to Harvard Harvard Crimson quote, we are truly grateful
for all the tremendous work the students have put forth in supporting each other through
this most difficult time, unless it's a Jewish student on campus, because there's
videos and it doesn't look like it's a lot of support. But maybe I'm
old. I'm too old, and I don't realize that Zionist pig is a
moniker of affection, So maybe I'm just confusing it, Dina. Students Tom
has done continue to write that they would come together to repel this repugnant assault
on our community. That's in't it? How about the assault of those twelve
hundred people deserved it. How do you think those communities feel when they see
the most prestigious, the most prestigious body of higher learning in the United States,
one of the oldest in the world. How do you think they feel
when the majority of your student groups decide that their existence needs to be obliterated
from the planet? Quote? It is deplorable. At this time of writing,
the Harvard administration has yet to meaningfully criticize or condemn the public doxing campaigns
threatening students Again, why don't you tell them that signing a letter that says,
I'm glad they're dead. I wish it was more. Maybe you should
talk to them about how that's going to impact future opportunities. Ah The doxing,
which primarily targets marginalized students who were Palestinian, Black, Arab, South
Asian, Muslim, undocumented, and were international, absolute insanity. Harvard says
they're providing the name students with resources before the creation of the task force also
will produce a guide for students, who said that Harvard's Career Services Center is
reaching out to employers independently to vouch for students and discredit the dosed profiles.
So they're literally going to have university staff call employers and lie to them.
No, no, no, no, no, it's all a misunderstanding.
They don't really hate Jews. They'd be perfect for a position at your law
firm of you know, Goldman Lipshits and and Keeler or whatever. Now,
they'd be perfect, They fit right in. So that that's how they're going
to expend their efforts there. And I think it's pretty clear that nobody nobody
learned anything. Man Harvard not immediately responding to a request for comment from the
Daily Caller, which is where this article's from. All right, well seems
it seems there will be no opportunity for reflection. You know, those very
same students. You know what they probably need to help them de stress,
an all expense paid trip to the tunnel vacation thing over there that CNN thought
was so awesome. Oh yeah, yeah, we'll get a we'll charter a
plane. Right, nothing, but these are these are high end students,
right, nothing but the best for them. Give them a nice private plane,
head on over, Get you settled into the tunnels. Get you some
little shampoo, little shave kit. Don't forget one on one independent matching,
a personalized butler if you will, of hostage takers and hostages, and you
won't know, you will not have to concern yourself with some guy driving around
in a billboard truck with a picture of a document you put your name on
and publicly released. You will, you'll be able to forget all of that
as you're fighting your fellow prisoners for food, which your rats. So but
you know one man's uh well, tomato tomato all right? Seven eighteen CA
co Ode Radio program. The City of Richmond, California. They want to
show solidarity with the students, and it looks like everyone except for like one
dude, is willing to go along with it. We'll let you know the
statement that they want to sign their names on only to later regret, and
we'll do it next. Hang on. This is one six one FM Talk
in the Triangle and News Talk n w PTI and the Triad. All right,
welcome back. It is seven four here on the KCODA Radio program.
I'll tell you one of the most delicious things in watching all of this unfold,
not just with the Harvard students there, but some of these progressive internet
celebrities. Who's the guy from H three? H three is Ethan Klein?
Right? So Ethan Klina is Jewish? How you point that out? But
he also is a guy who's drifted very moonbat over the years, and among
those things, as he started doing collaborations with a couple other streamers, including
I can't remember the guy's name off the top of my head, but he's
got a big following. And this guy was on record as being like America
deserved nine to eleven, So it's not like he was keeping his secrets to
himself. And Klein and some of these other big streamers they decided, well
this and whether they decided, like, do you think they made the decision
out of ideology Ross or do you think they recognized that in that space,
putting on that moonbat facade will be more advantageous for followers maybe like a mixture
of both. Yeah, I mean, I would hate to accuse people simply
trying to take advantage of that and not really care about the ideology. Well,
apparently the dude threw Clent under the bus yesterday and sent his minions to
start destroying Klin on his own discord in Twitter, which he deleted both of
them, and he's like, I don't understand this. You were my buddy,
Why would you do this? Why would you send your gang of Jehadis
over to attack me? And he just can't fathom how it happened. He's
just very very disappointed. All right, Jamal, what's up? One of
a good morn than walls of course, praying for you, Casey. I'm
so glad they are doing this, you know what I mean. You have
spoke about this in discrepte, but I'm glad they're throwing out them, getting
them stupids. And here's the thing if you take noticing, because you know,
I think they're called Anistepa. Maybe wont Casey please correct me. They
may be called Anestolic Jews, the ones who are more liberal and Orthodox,
the ones were more conservative. But over in Israel, the people who are
Anastolic, the ones who support Palestine. They was killed just the right.
If people pay attention, this is what these all the students need to pay
attention. There is unity throughout the whole Israel about paying them back, getting
Hermas, eliminating no one in Israel themselves, the ones who usually were a
little more lived from pro Palestino two state people. None of them are speaking
out saying we need to do this, we still need this. They're all
united because you know what they saw when Hermas went in there, they killed
them all. They killed everyone. They didn't care whether or not you was
I said with Palestine. They shot them. The ones who didn't stand up
palistin they shot them. They don't care. And this is what the America
and these heightened, these college kids need to realize when they support these this
crap like this they see here, oh, black lives matter. But when
you when they sit then they go in these black Naples. They're raw murdered,
shot, rape right the reporter who was stand and all the one who'll
stand right in front of his girlfriend. All right, well okay, thought,
well, don't worry, don't worry, Jamal and I got a roll.
I got ten seconds. I appreciate the call. Harvard rather than letting
them actually sample a little bit of real life, Nah, they're gonna put
the entire faculty to work to help these kids avoid any of that. It's
crazy smart talk all day ninety four five w pt I in the Triad and
six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Let me ask, let me ask
a question. And Ross, I'm gonna ask you this question. Would you
say that over the years you've grown more situation and only aware of what's going
on, if only because you've got a family now and you've you've learned some
stuff. You've seen some stuff over the years. So if you see something
that doesn't look right, it may cause you to be concerned, right and
completely Yeah, okay, like a like a hypothetic, like a monkey with
a hand grenade. Right, Like if I were to stumble upon one.
Right, let's say you're you're walking over, you're walking from your house over
to run a quick errand and what there's some store nearby. And as you're
walking back, you're turn onto your block. What do you see? You
see a monkey with a hand grenade running around. That's going to be disconcerting,
right, I yeah, I'd probably have to, you know, assess
the situation and prepare. Yeah, it doesn't look right. There's you could
you could visualize perpetual damage. The homeless guy that was outside of the building
a few weeks ago, right right, just chilling in that chair, but
way too chilling. I don't know how to describe it better than that.
And then like he wasn't there, and it's like did he get in the
building? You might still be in the building. We don't know. So
I don't imagine the monkey situation with the grenade would be like at least three
times is worse? Right? Right? Get away from that? See something,
say something? So can you really blame the twenty three year old Salt
Lake City man by the name of Ryan Davis, who is accused of attacking
a skateboarder with a machete because he thought the skateboarder was a fish and he
was concerned about a fish being able to skateboard. It's not quite the monkey
with the hand grenade. But if you saw a mackerel doing Allie's right,
you might have some questions, Rightdee, I'd have questions. I wouldn't be
his threatened, though. I could take a mackerel all right, Well,
how about a tarpin or a big old billfish. It's like that pole they
had out recently where they said, like, you know, ninety five or
no? Was it? Yeah? Ninety five percent or five percent of Americans
said they think they could take a lion in a fistfight. I think it
was seven percent of was it yes, yes, yes, yes, yeah.
So I like the lion. I probably would pass on that. But
like a mackerel or like a fish, I think i'd take a fish.
Okay, well, now it's a shark in water. Out of water,
well, out of water skateboard You can't skateboard under water. I would have
to think a little bit more about it, but I would still keep my
distance. Well, Ryan Davis, he sprang into action, saying the whole
thing was disturbing. I mean, yeah, I thought a fish was going
all Tony Hawk on me. I'd have a lot of concerns like, is
it a fish or was it a person who was turned into a fish under
an even you know, like a wicked witch or something. Is it just
a fish that somebody's trained. And if they have the ability to train that
fish to skateboard, what's to say they can't train the monkey to use the
hand grenade. It's all connected because nature. According to police, a man
had been skateboarding on the sidewalk around one a m near Davis's residence, and
as the man passed Davis on the front sidewalk, Davis is said to have
instantly produced a large machete, swinging it at the victim and causing a significant
laceration, requiring stitches. We questioned about the assault, Davis stated he was
attempting to subdue the victim because he thought the victim was a fish that had
learned to skateboard, which again scared the crap out of this dude. And
I'm sure it has no connection whatsoever, just a coincidence of sorts. Davis,
who was previously jailed for attempting to attack fast food employees with a knife,
was already serving probation where he wasn't supposed to have any wedge edged weapons.
So he's in trouble for that. And here's the part where I know,
I know you're going to be shocked. Apparently, according to police,
Davis may have consumed some significant narcotics on the evening of the fish incident,
and so they suspect as part of a mental evaluation and a drug screening that
they'll get a few more answers there. But yeah, yeah, you're just
throwing darts at a dartboard at this point. I mean, you don't know.
Oh, him consuming all the hallucinogenics is the reason he thought the skateboarder
might be a fish, And what if what if it's a person who can
shape shift and he did it in front of this dude to freak him out,
But when authorities get there, he won't do it so that that person
looks crazy, which is you know, I feel you're a good law enforcement
officer. These are things you need to think about. Can't trust a guy
who's sometimes a fish on a skateboard man? All right? Eight eight eight
nine three four seven eight seven four, I don't know it didn't say he
has a laser on his head, sir? What does everyone just assume it's
a shark? With a laser. I feel like you have a bias against
sharks. They're emailer guy. But keep listening. I will help break you
of that horrible habit. All right, this is this is great. Right
here, a California city has passed a new resolution throwing their support behind uh
well Hamas. The city of Richmond, which is in the I guess it's
in the Bay Area, believe it or not, is pretty moon batted up
and on a vote of five to one at their city council meeting, the
following resolution was passed, although there was pushback from at least one council member,
but not because he necessarily disagreed with it. He just didn't think it
would be helpful. We are one small city weighing in on a conflict that
has the attention to the entire world, and on which which global superpowers are
pouring in money, political attention, and military aid. But the people of
the United States, whose government and tax dollars directly support Israel's military, having
the immediate moral obligations to condemn Israel's acts or a collective punishment in apartheid state.
What I enjoy is how they think this is somehow stunning and brave two
right, Are you really taking a firm stance? Are you taking are you
taking the hard road? If you're sitting in the middle of a city in
the Bay Area of California putting garbage like that out, what are you risking?
You're you're obviously not risking reelection. Look at all those clapping seals in
there. So no, you go and put your little statement out, tell
everyone that the USA sucks. Everyone needs to feel bad, but only people
from one side and not others, if you truly have a beef with the
conflict. And again, only one member of the council was even partially against
this, and it was because, let's see here, he feels yeah.
Caesar Zapeta, council member voted no, said he was concerned it could cause
division. I mean maybe doesn't sound again like the communities divided on this hot
take. So crime me a river on that, all right? Seven forty
four race Stagic from the Weather Channel. How we feeling there, dude?
Yeah? I feel pretty good. How about you? Pretty good? You
looking forward to the game tonight? Or uh? I don't know who's playing
tonight? Uh that would be the Bucks all right? Oh yeah, and
the Bills oh the Bills, right, I went with the upset. Bills
just aren't what I think everybody expected him to be this year. So that's
absolute trash when you're four all pros and defense go out. Oh here we
go with I mean, yeah, dudext stand up. Yeah, look at
you trying to be positive when you're praying for your praying for a high ankle,
spraying for your quarterback. Well, I went with, uh, what's
his name again? You don't even know their name quarterback? Don't they're in
that quarterback of my fantasy team that he actually hasn't been due too bad at
once. Bills have had a they've had a rough few weeks. They got
job done, the whole Jacksonville over in Europe thing. Then everybody got injured,
right, and uh, and obviously there's some deeper seated stuff there.
So I don't know, but as crazy as everything is, who knows,
maybe it'll be a good game. I would not put any money on Buffalo
tonight. I would, I didn't, I didn't, So we're a smart
man. Yeah, yeah, Well, you hope the injuries are now and
everybody gets back for what it's what, it's important, right, So who
do you guys even play this week? Rams, Yeah, Rams, you
know what after games? Okay, No, they're early games. Yeah,
early. Yeah, we got to play the Packers. So is that in
Green Bay? I think it's in Green Bay? Right, Oh, yeah,
it is in Green Bay. So yeah, all right, my man,
Well let me uh have to do this other thing. Yeah we did.
Yeah, and the only thing. The Weather Service has put a statement
out about the fog this morning, especially around the Triangle. You may run
into some thicker fog with visibilities less than a quarter of a mile. It's
about two city blocks. So what's that a few hundred feet or a few
yards, It's it's not that much. I just slow your role if you
run into the fog. Other than that's going to be gorgeous again the next
few days low eighties, maybe some middle eighties by Saturday and Sunday for the
Triangle, try it near just above eighty degrees, maybe threatening some records.
Monday even warm in the eighties. Then big changes coming. The front's going
to come through, but there's not going to be any rain with it,
so will stay dry. By Tuesday, Halloween, we might not get out
of the fifties, and maybe only the low to mid fifties by Wednesday,
and some real cold nights coming up next week. Does look like it's going
to be short lived. Those temperatures should rebound later next week too, so
great weather next few days through early Monday. Than the front will come through
and temperatures will actually go down below normal for a few days next week.
But again emphasizing right now, not much if any precipitation at all over the
next seven days. All right, well makes your job easy. So there's
that. All right, Thank you, sir, appreciate it. Seven forty
eight, we'll be back. Hang on with one six one FM Talk w
PTI, two stations driving the best in talk. This is Cacoday and Carolina's
Morning News. Now I just chock it up to yet another and a long
line of boats who have the inability to actually think about what the position is
they're taking and try to process it as to okay, well in the future,
how might that affect me? And why am I motivated to make it
my position? Is it one that you is self serving? Is it a
deeply held belief you have? I never heard of slippery slopes, and I
guess if you can get past all of that, you can be sung one
Choe. If you don't know who this is, and you know, you
probably never heard of him, but maybe I guess you've heard some of his
work. Choe is a voiceover actor. He does a lot of anime stuff,
some video game stuff, God of War, Ragnarock, he does some
stuff in there. But he's also been a big, big advocate of what's
new. It's called authentic casting because right, you have to have the language
for all all of your stuff, and so you have to come up with
something who could be against authentic casting. So if you don't know what authentic
casting is, this is this social justice push to say if if you're going
to be a voice actor, you can only participate in voice acting roles that
are of characters of which you are representative. So if you're a cis white
male, then that's the you could you could do those roles, but you
better not be a comedian who also can do in a Pooh voice or how
many different voices does Hank Kazaria do on Simpsons or Diddy? Because if you
actually look into I saw wiki where they were assigning all the voices like ten
people are like one hundred main characters over there. But this is what this
dude wanted, right, so he he was among those saying, no,
we need authentic casting. Well, you're not going to believe this. Apparently
those very same standards as studios try to make an effort to do that,
are also a filter through which work is awarded that he may have previously gotten
but cannot get because he's a chubby, young Asian dude. Joe said,
quote, I auditioned for a prominent cartoon where I was just sent the Asian
character. Looking through the rest, I told my agent, hey, I'm
happy to read for this, but can I read for some of the others,
to which his agent told him all of those characters are drawn is white,
so the studio is not allowing you to read for them. He said,
to add extra insult to injury, the character I got sent was labeled
Middle Easter and South East or Southeast Asian, because you know we're all the
same, right. So he's butt heard over the fact that those roles look
juicier. May have paid more because they'd be more prominent within the cartoon,
And he's mad because this thing he advocated for is actually what they went forward
with. They took his recommendation they accepted the standards that you felt were going
to be necessary, and then the first time he's held to those standards,
he's got to make a TikTok or a tweet or some video and some series
of tweets talking about how it's all so unfair. Attempting to head off his
critics, Show argued that naysayers will go, oh, oh, don't you
want authentic casting? But if your main cast is all white and you have
one token side character, it can be any type of Asian. Apparently,
is that really a level playing field? So you're what you're really demanding is
yes, those standards remain, but only in a universe where the studios and
the writers and the animators only create characters that are of what you would be
eligible for. Just so we're just so we're clear here. Also, how
have I not seen this apply to the number of women and men who voice
over opposite gender characters? Right right? Lark like Bart Simpson, Like Bart
Simpson. Yeah that wasn't so white, dude, that was a woman.
So to this I just kind of chuckle and get a warm feeling inside.
Probably gonna want to learn Mandarin, sir, really break into some of that
anime some to think about. Good morning, everybody, and welcome. It
is our number three here on the CaCO Day radio program Glad to have you
long phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. Oh
boy, oh boy, Where do we even start this time around? Well,
let's go ahead and start here, shall we. One of the individuals
who was videotape tearing down posters of kidnapped Israeli kids has been identified Noah Schaeffer
and his wife Kelly, who were seen being berated by a Jewish woman who
was like, why are you doing this? And they didn't seem to care,
and they're doing this in New York. Quickly folks were able to figure
out who he was. And he's got a little bit of a he's got
an interesting little hustle. Formerly a professional magician, which obviously that couldn't have
been going that well, because if he was, then nobody should have seen
him tearing those down. Right, He feasibly what his slight of hand would
be fast enough that he could make them disappear, But you couldn't objectively say
you saw him grab them, So I understand why that didn't work out.
Was later tracked back to a I don't even know what this organization does,
Human Factors International, which they found out was actually run by his daddy,
so he works for his dad. Well after being identified, his father made
an official announcement yesterday that his son has been suspended for four months. Quote,
Noah is my son. He's not an anti Semite nor a supporter of
Humus. What are people supposed to think? Man, he now understands his
actions were reprehensible, is deeply sorry and regretful. I personally in no way
condone his actions and am placing Noah on unpaid leave for the next four months.
If you think Dad's not slipping the money because he feels this is the
best pr way to deal with this, you're just not paying attention. Ironically,
I know you're gonna be shocked. The family's Jewish too. I'm gonna
repeat that Schaeffer's family is Jewish, something that his father says he has hoped.
He hopes he has time to reflect upon during this time off from work,
and only after that will we determine if he can rejoin the company.
So you're such a piece of garbage that you're entire your existence is born off
nepotism because you, I don't know, can't make the scarf disappear fast enough.
So now you've got to fall back and working for daddy's company. And
then you put him in a position where he's got to figure out, Okay,
how can I go ahead and deal with the immense backlash that's coming my
way without totally disowning my son. And this is apparently what they've come up
with. His wife, who, let's see here, previously worked as a
social worker per Urban Dove, a school program for youth after school program,
is also found to be among those protesters listed on a website called Antifa Watch
as she has had multiple run ins with law enforcement during various protests, including
an arrest that took place at the US Immigration and Customs Building in New Jersey.
The couple has since deleted all their social media and again they want you
to know that they're not anti Israel. They don't have any bias. They're
just, you know, just picking a horse, just randomly picking a horse
here, and some people are getting overly upset or however they described it.
Also, is anybody buying this right here? As a thorough follow through on
justice. New York Representative Jamal Bowman who, if you remember, doesn't know
what a fire alarm looks like. He thinks the standard fire alarm, which
is you know, looks the same wherever you go, operates in roughly the
same function and even says fire alarm on it, you know, in case
he can read. Who was accused of pulling the alarm during some tense house
issues that were being brought up for a vote but were needing to be done
in a timely manner. So some people surmised he did it as not just
a stunt, but to perhaps prevent certain things from getting a vote that day,
thus meeting the full definition of what people are being thrown in jail for
years for some people were not buying his story. Well, luckily, a
little fake justice is coming your way. The DC District Attorney, Brian schwalbor
I guess he's called attorney general in DC because it's the district. But whatever,
has brought one misdemeanor count of falsely pulling a fire alarm against Bowman.
He is expected to make his initial appearance at nine thirty am, but will
reportedly surrender to Capitol Police to be booked, fingerprinted, photographed, and processed.
Ironically, those that mugshot, and the details of this will almost immediately
end up in fundraising emails unronically, and it will largely be emails being sent
out by lawmakers who got very upset when Donald Trump's mugshot photo was sent out
as part of fundraisers. The charge which carries a maximum penalty of six months
in jail. But obviously, look, none of that's going to be the
case if they don't plead deal here to somehow something even a little lighter,
and then try to spin it in this Look how heroic he is taking responsibility
for his actions. Well that's great, but he just spent all of this
time claiming that it was an accident and the signs are confusing and he didn't
know. So when you go and you try to run that narrative, anyone
paying attention should likely see through it. But this dude isn't He ain't doing
a minute in jail other than the whole book process this morning, where no
doubt he'll be immediately released. And once again the double standard over disrupting the
process of Congress, will you know inadvertently air in one direction and never seemingly
the other direction. Bowman released his statement yesterday indicating he wanted to pay a
fine and move past it. Quote. I'm thankful for the quick resolution from
the District Attorney's office and grateful at the US Capitol Police who agreed I did
not obstruct or intend to obstruct any house voter proceeding. Well, Howard,
but you did, right, And how do they know what you intended if
you've lied about how it even happened. Quote, thank you to the US
Attorney's office and the Capitol Police who agreed I did not obstruct nor intend to
obstruct any house voter proceeding. I want whoever that is who told him that
on the record with their name so they can be fired, because I can't
think of any other scenario where you would work collectively with a defendant to verbally
absolve them of responsibility, especially with you not being there. That that's not
a prosecutor's work, man, even if it's just game phase, prosecutors trying
to get you, especially on the federal side, trying to get you as
deep in there as they can go because they have this conviction rate that's in
the ninetieth percentile. So somebody did tell you that, then, obviously that
person is not able to operate in an unbiased manner. The correct response would
have been, look, only you know what motivated it, but here's what
happened. But of course that's you know, that's just the open indicator as
to what a joke this thing will be. But we'll see. Maybe I'm
wrong. I'm probably not wrong, all right, eight seventeen CaCO Day Radio
program Hang on Your Day, Smarter one six one FM Talk and News Talk
ninety four to w PTI More with Casey starts now. So a lot of
big news both at the federal level and how that actually is somewhat impactful on
some state news emerging yesterday as a new Speaker of the House, the Louisiana
Congressman Mike Johnson takes the reins, and that triggered a couple other things,
including a switch up in the governor's race and one of the congressional races,
and even the new speaker is involved in that. So to help talk about
it is Mark Walker, who former congressman and up till yesterday, gubernatorial candidate
now running in and kind of the same area you used to represent, albeit
its District six and not thirteen or whatever year old one was. So Mark,
why the switch up. Why the change, hey, Casey, hope
you and Ross are doing well. I believe there were several factors. It
is the same district or the same number, district six, as you said,
that matters, but that the sixth district was in a Republican's hands for
thirty six years before it was switched over just three years ago. But I
think over the last months spending a little time in DC with all the different
things going on internationally, certainly with a speaker situation which was a complete disaster
for a good while. And I'll always I'm a straight shooter with you and
looking at the path. As far as the likelihood of us trying to close
the gap on mister Robbins, it has been running, you know, certainly
for three years for this position. Our goal was to that a two men
race, and with more people getting into it, it would be convoluted enough
that would make it more and more challenging. So we thought about it and
prayed about it. As for us, where do we best utilize our experience,
our proven conservative track record, And when the lines come back up,
the sixth district would open again, and certainly parts that we have represented,
we had a lot of encouragement. A lot of people reaching out said would
we consider this, and I feel like it made sense for us to continue
our work that Look, when we left Congress, it was no on our
own volition. We were put into a district design specifically for a Democrat,
and now that that's changed, we hope we can continue that work. Yeah.
Well, actually there's it's quite the quite the trail as to when you
last serve versus how we got here because it forced a situation where you eventually
had to would have had to go against Bud now Senator Bud and then he
ran for the Senate race, and now here we are. Did the the
naming of the speaker have any impact? Because I understand you guys know each
other. He's one of my closest friends. That it was the tipping point
yesterday in fact, as we have been communicating and we've got a group of
people that have been praying for my problem for Mike, for Speaker of the
House Johnson, and that was kind of the edge of being able to go
back and work with somebody that I have a lot of confidence in their faith
and their conservative leadership. And there are other things like I'm one of a
few members that have met with Metnahu in Jerusalem. I've met with a palisading
authority in West Bank and with the things on fire, having somebody with that
background or experience, that's when there was a myriad of issues. It just
made sense as far as the timing and we've had We've just had such a
wonderful time to be able to serve the people of this area. Sometimes people
think it's only what happens d We were able to close over eighteen hundred vetter
in cases. I won't go down the litany of things, but a lot
of the work is that district related to the seven hundred and fifty thousand people
that you're blessed to represent, and that's something I believe we did well and
something that we believe we can do again. Yesterday, you would think that
the second coming of the Satan's kid was named Speaker of the House with statements
by Hakeem Jefferies MSNBC flipping out calling him Jim Jordan with a smile, which
I don't think was a compliment. Do you think that there's going to be
a fundamental change in direction with Johnson versus what we were seeing with McCarthy.
I do think. So it's going to take a little while. I mean,
this is such a machine that has to turnover, turn around, an
aircraft carrier. But absolutely, this guy, though he's not the loudest voice
in the room, sometimes he can be the most effective voice in the room.
And I think that maturity someone built on their faith from their conservative principles.
I really do. He is not somebody that's guided by the Washington d
c. Elite. He doesn't run in those circles, and I think that
gives me the hope of somebody that here. Sometimes people ask Casey, what
happened to that conservative that we sent to Congress that represents us in the House
or the Senate. What happened? Well, part of the problem is that
it's not getting bought once you get there. It's making the deals along the
way to get there. And when you have somebody who's not bought like that,
they're free and clear to lead it the way that they believe helps the
American people. That's Speaker Johnson. He's never followed that path. He didn't
come from that world, and I think that gives me a lot of hope
that we can get some of the things done that need to be done for
the American people. All right, I got less than a minute. I
handicapped this new district. I haven't seen this scoring on it. I guess
you would be going against Kathy Manning if you primary through. Do you have
a primary challenger? I mean, let's give me your thoughts on the mechanics
of this real quick. Anytime there's an open seat like this, you're going
to have people put their their hat in the ring. We'll see who all
comes out for that. I mean, not that, not that we own
this. We've got to work just as hard as anybody else. But having
the endorsements a lot of the shriff so already from this community, we're going
to come in strong, and we're going to run hard, and we're going
to get back after it where we get a chance to serve the people.
Is it an R plus district is what I'm asking Ye? Yes, it
is a yes. Yeah. The pb I ratings Yes. I want to
say early detection is an R eight, which means it's almost impossible for a
Democrat when the most upside down went in Congress is maybe like fours and fives
either way, gotcha? All right? Mark Walker appreciate it now, congressional
candidate, and we'll be back. Hang on keeping you connected. This is
Naughtybort Mivepti in the Triad and one six one FM talked in the Triangle.
All right, good morning, it is eight thirty six here on your Thursday.
Man, this dude almost got away with it too. In a classic
eighties comedic fashion, a thief attempted to rob a mall, and in fact
was he was pretty successful at it. He just he stuck around too long
and eventually as some security guards on. So how did he gain access to
the mall? Well, this genius decided he would sneak into the display window
of the Wranglers store. So they have a Wrangler stores obviously for the jeans
and other sordid fashion, and I guess maybe that's because that's what he was
wearing. He then climbed into the window display and held perfectly still for several
hours. As you know, maulgoers exited, shop owners cleaned up for the
night, flipped all the lights off, and apparently didn't notice an extra mannequin
who is flesh tone covered versus the the grayish black mannequins that they have everywhere
else apparently in this shot, and only once everyone was gone and he thought
the coast was clear did he he depart. And according to authorities, he
robbed a jewelry stand. He stole clothes from both the Wrangler store and two
others. And where he got in trouble was he did he didn't pregame,
that's right, he didn't make sure that he wasn't hungry, and in fact,
during the course of his several hours, you know, grabbing whatever he
wants and living large, authorities say not once but twice did he go to
the Mole's food court and cook himself a meal. The problem was that is
where they were able to spot him. And I'm not sure how the camera
system works, but that's where they got him. A security guard noticed somebody
was in there making saborrow or whatever, and eventually they went and they nabbed
him. Now charged with burglary theft faces up to ten years, but pretty
close. I could you hold that still? And also the gumption that takes
when you get there and realize that you're gonna be the only flesh covered colored
mannequin. You're gonna look a lot more realistic, You're gonna be I don't
know, swaying just ever so. And his clothes they don't look like new
display clothes. They look a little grungy. But I guess maybe people would
just think it's the grungy line of jeans. I don't know, but yeah,
pro tip if you're gonna do that, don't go make yourself some some
food in the food court because apparently there's more cameras there. Oh good,
try sir. And this and this is interesting. So yesterday there were two
different stories floating around of the ACLU wanting to involve themselves in court cases,
and one of them is actually a friend of the court filing the ACOL you
made pushing back on Trump gag orders, which obviously not only are they willing
to run out and do simultaneously, the very same people asking for the orders
are still putting out their own narrative. But thus far they've already started finding
Trump you have to find ten grand the other day, and they're just tacking
more and more. And the reason they're doing it is because apparently there's a
comfort level and they're not getting the level of pushback they thought they were going
to get because everyone's like, well, we'll let the lawsuits play out,
and as I pointed out yesterday with the story in Baltimore, if you think
for a moment, or excuse me, Pittsburgh, if you think for a
moment that a jury of your peers exists in the middle of a deep blue
city and there's any politics to it or any sort of social justice aspect,
you're mistaken. Remember the jury just nullified charges against a dude who, along
with some other buddies, was out there with the squeegees, right, and
then people would get into traffic and they'd have to stop, and so they
you know, they picked their intersection right, and then they would start squeeging
their window no matter how much they objected. And then when they were done,
they didn't just say, hey, give us whatever you want. They
were demanding excessive amounts of money where it was very clear that there was a
threat there. And I'm talking like fifty dollars. One driver said that they
demanded of them and he felt so intimidated he actually ended up giving him like
forty bucks. So what do you have there? You have extortion. I
think it's it's pretty simple. But this guy, he's not having any of
it. So he decides he's going to drive away, screw you, you're
not getting it. And he did, but the problem was he's still stuck
in traffic. So he got a little away, but was stopped, you
know, shortly down the road. And according to police, the squeegee dude
became irate because he didn't successfully extort him. I guess he went into a
nearby building or vehicle or something, grabbed a handgun, ran down the street,
and shot and killed the dude in the back five times. He shot
him five times basically right through the window. Boom boom, boom, head
and back. And that piece of garbage just went in front of a jury
and the jury said, no, that's not murder. Obviously there was a
racial component here, which the guy argued in court motivated this guy not to
give him money. Never mind, it was you know, the extortion part
of it. And a jury lapped it all up instead giving him one charge
of the lowest level of misdemeanorum man slaughter they could, but not something this
guy will probably do any decent jail time for any murdered a guy. He
murdered a guy who wouldn't allow himself to become the victim of a robbery and
the jury went not it's fine. So the ACLU involving themselves there. But
also this story in Tennessee, the ACLU is suing the state of Tennessee over
a law that bans prostitutes from knowingly this is an important word, knowingly spreading
HIV. Suing, they say, because the law is racist. So the
ACLU wants to make it legal for a prostitute to knowingly transmit HIV to a
partner. That's what they're suing for. Just so we're on point here,
because I feel like if you put the question to most Americans that way,
hey, should somebody who has HIV and knows it, should they go out
and not tell a potential partner and even do things that deviate from best practices,
right like using some sort of protection, making sure there's no open cuts,
you know, all the little things that health officials would recommend. That
is a level of responsibility that the ACLU doesn't think that prostitutes in Tennessee should
have. The law, which is part of the aggravated Prostitution Statute, according
to the ACLU, targets people with HIV. Yes, yes it does,
but I mean it targets it's a law that requires a person violating it to
know that they have HIV and do nothing to mitigate it us in their sexual
conduct. But you have to have it first. So yes, it does
target in a way. But I can think of lots of laws that really
specifically apply based on, you know, different requirements for the person carrying out
the punish or carrying out the crime. Like if you're a thirty year old
dude and you want to go hook up with a fifteen year old high school
girl that you met online and you just know she loves you for you and
not daddy issues, right, that is something that you can go to jail
for, and it is because you are a thirty year old individu Julian.
This is a fifteen year old minor. However, if you're that same guy
and you're eighteen and you go to the same high school as this girl where
she's a fifteen year old sophomore, and you guys decide, hey, you
know we're going to be horned up high school kids, that is not a
crime. In most states. It falls within the appropriate Romeo and Juliet exemption.
So yes, the person who is eighteen in that scenario is being treated
then differently than the thirty year old who's standing pantsiless in the living room holding
Mike's hard lemonade, because that's how things work. But don't worry, they're
going to get a lawsuit going all right, eight forty six Ray stage a
quick weather forecast for you. But it's pretty easy to be ray today.
So yeah, it is little dense fog this morning in spots, especially around
the triangle. Just be aware that dry weather will continue mild night's mid upper
fifties, daytime highs lower eighties through tomorrow. Fog maybe back once again tomorrow.
Over the weekend, could get close to record warmth. Some of us
could be the middle eighties, most of us low to mid eighties. We'll
get a break by Halloween. It looks like a nice cool down at least
through the middle of next week, starting about Monday night into Tuesday and Wednesday.
Okay, all right, sounds good man. We'll chat tomorrow and we'll
talk to you twice then see you all right, And Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg News
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All right, Good Morning eight fifty or your Bloomberg Update now with Jeff Bellinger.
Jeff, what's happening? I'll good morning Casey. Latest data from Washington
suggest the enemies been running hot. The gross domestic product expanded at a four
point nine percent annual rate in the third quarter. The GDP grew at a
two point one percent rate in the second quarter. New claims for unemployment benefits
did increase a little bit last week, coming in a two hundred ten thousand.
Orders for big ticket durable goods increased four point seven percent in September.
Shares of meta platforms will likely be under some pressure today. The parent of
Facebook and Instagram posted strong quarterly earnings, but then warned that economic uncertainty means
a pick up and advertising may not last. One of the big three automakers
may be back to business soon. There is a tentative contract agreement between Ford
and the United Autoworkers Union. More talks planned for today between Hollywood studio executives
and leaders of SAG after the actors' union. Variety reports the studios have sweetened
their offer to the striking actors, but streaming revenue is still a sticking point.
Flight attendance for Southwest Airline will be voting on a new contract. United
Parcel Service is buying Happy Returns from PayPal. Happy Returns as a reverse logistics
company that makes it easy for online shoppers to send back products they don't want.
In casey, this wasn't on your list, I sent to you,
but wanted to pass it along. Use caution when you go online to find
news about a favorite celebrity. McAfee says hackers use the names of a listers
to trick Internet users into downloading malware. Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, and
Jennifer Lopez top the Security Companies Hackers Celebrity hot list this year, and she
who shall not be named on your show doesn't even make the top ten.
Surprisingly. I just you know what, how stupid do you have to be
to be sitting there downloading ex files so you can get your Gosling fix?
I mean, yeah, Billy, Billy, It's not going to be a
problem for me, is what I'm saying. Probably not, nor not you
either. So all right, all right, thank you, sir, appreciate
it. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg News, Ross is this going to cause peril
in your life? If you can't download your giant Taylor Swift zip files.
I think I'll be okay, okay, that's good, that's good. I
want to make sure and a a woman. What is this chick's name?
She is a bar owner, Lauren Beers. Well, that's perfect, man,
her last name is Beers. I mean, you're set out to be
a bar owner, right, Unfortunately things weren't going great. Uh, and
what's her bar? Wagon and horses had seen quite a bit of financial trouble,
a lot of it's traced back to COVID and attempting to rebuild and it
just wasn't working out. And miss Beers said that she had exhausted all avenues,
including wanting to get some additional investors things like that. So she said
she did what she had to do, which is create an only fans account
because she's kind of hot, not gonna lie. And she realized that with
you know, the amount of people that flirt with her when they come into
the bar and all of that, that just maybe just maybe they'd be willing
to kick in, you know, ten dollars a month or whatever to get
her her natty photos, many of which were actually shot on premises at the
bar, which created a little bit of foot traffic there. Guys who maybe
seen some of those photos wanted to go see, hey, here she is
in real life, and she's seemingly obliged with the way that she would dress,
and this was her way of trying to save things. Well, it
seems to have backfired. So in an interview by Deck Serto with this bar
lady, she said that, well, there was some initial extra interest online,
most of it's said to be online, but also she started wondering why
some regulars, some couples who had come in in the past, and some
groups of guys that would go there to watch sports or whatever, why those
loyal customers seemingly stopped coming in. And after doing a little investigating, apparently
what she failed the factor in is that women, you know, the boyfriends
or the wives of some of the guys that used to come in, or
the second half of the couples that would come in. Apparently they weren't big
on the idea of their men hanging out at the only Fans bar where occasionally
there'd be some photos where there was clearly a crowd there, and I guess
some women because again the bar owners pretty hot, they didn't like that idea,
and so many of the couple stopped coming, and guys who normally would
have gone there to watch sports and hang with their boys, those numbers started
to dwindle as well. And so now she's mad, I quote other women
basically, you know, trying to keep another woman in business down. So
I don't know, I guess I can kind of understand a little jealousy up
in there, but she probably should have seen that coming as well.