All right, good morning everybody, and welcome if he is six oh seven
actually six o eight host here on your Wednesday morning phone number eight eight eight
nine three four seven eight seven four coming up. I hope everyone likes veganism
because I got a I got a few stories, and uh, they're all
really annoying. So can't wait. I can't wait to get into those.
Man, Oh, have we have we not sold? I was talking to
a friend of mine who is a oh, this is going to offend Ross
Ross. He is a New York football fan, which is tough because well,
one, as I think you've meant, they don't even play in New
York New York Giants, by the way, they don't even play in New
York, so they get their nose dom by the Bills fans who have an
actual stadium there. But he was bemoaning that fact and he sent me the
UN story, which I already put in the stack, and he is he
lives in New York, by the way, but he's not a moonbat,
so that's good. And he's like, man, this would be the perfect
site for the new Giant Stadium or Jet Stadium, because the UN is really
concerned with what you eat and feasibly how much you travel. So we got
a couple couple of fun little stories there to annoy the crap out of you.
Update on what happened at Southeast Ralei High School, as we do now
have some names. I don't know if it clarifies the totality of everything that
transpired sadly on Monday at Southeast Raley High School, but we'll give you the
very the very latest on that as as well. So, yeah, so
I gotta I gotta travel soon. And you know, so you normally get
don't worry, Ross and I will be on the air for the rest of
this week, two more weeks before we take our absolutely obscene vacation at the
end of the year. But so, I gotta travel soon. And you
know, normally you get the emails. You know, here's your confirmation booking
code, blah blah blah. So I got an email from from the airline
I'm flying on Ross yesterday and they wanted to remind me that on my travel
date that in the vicinity of the airport I'm going, it's the Atlanta Airport.
Case you're wondering that there's going to be First Amendment protected at activities and
that I should be aware of that in the Atlanta area. It doesn't really
say whether it's near the airport, which would I think that would be weird,
but so I looked it up. It's a big like yay Hamas rally.
So I'm sure that'll be fine. Right. If the airline is sending
that out, they could a protest on the runway. Oh for a palatign
and also against the carbon emissions. Oh, do a dual a dual protest.
I don't know how many how much carbon do you think was expended crafting
the underground tunnel system. Listen, I'm concerned that you're going to be delayed
because of this nonsense. Dude. I have a way that you can just
bypass all of that. So oh really small puddle jumper of a plane that
I will let you borrow. You need to stop really fast before, like
you need to leave the country for a little bit, like stop over in
Central America and then come back, so I mean like maybe Nicaragua. Yeah,
And I don't want you, like, don't worry about what's in the
puddle jumper of a plane. Just it's it's balanced perfectly when it comes to
the way I'm a questions, don't I'm concerned the runway and Nicaragua is short
for the particular type of aircraft with that weight. Yeah, are they not
going to send a really really fat dude to fly with me? Are they
to keep an eye on the all of the product in the plane? I
mean it is a possibility, but oh, you're such an extrovert. I
don't think you would mind. It's better than being on a plane with a
you know, Palestine hamas h Yeah is p Yeah, if you're now two
hundred pounds overweight on a short runway, I mean for your king air is
that is I don't. I don't feel like that's a good plan, dude.
I just I read that thing yesterday and I had visions of like nut
jobs with uh you know boo the jew signs hanging off the plane like we
exited Cobble, right, Like I say, holding onto the wheels and stuff.
Yeah, because that works, by the way, that absolutely works,
Like once a decade, I guess, just they find somebody who actually survived
in the Wheelwell. Yeah, so that's fun. That's great, But don't
worry. I shouldn't be flying anyway. The the uh, the moonbats are
there. They're pretty sure of that. So we'll we'll get into that in
uh insanity, all right. So I'm just looking at this one other thing
to make sure I sent myself the right link and it did, all right.
I've got Robert DeNiro on the show. Dude, I was gonna ignore
this because I saw that it happened and I saw thet but he won't shut
up about it. And it's tough, man, because I just think,
if I, you know, if I cobble together, like my top ten
favorite movies or movies that I watch on repeat, do you realize how many
of them have Robert de Niro in them? It's not an insignificant number.
And yet every time I see this jackass at an awards podium, he's just
he's right up there in the the Unbearables collective over in Hollywood. Man,
you have to try to separate yourself like from their politics, because otherwise,
right, you'd be left with and then these aren't bad people, but you're
just left with like what John Voyd and Chris Pratt, right, No,
James woods Man, James woods right, yeah, Gary Sonise, Gary Sonise.
But I mean, it's best just to avoid it, but they get
on stage with a microphone and it makes it impossible to avoid it. Oh
he's eighty two, So I and I mean this not it was kind of
in a morbid way, but it's like, you know, eventually what we'll
have of de Niro will be the memory of de Niro, do you know
what I'm saying? So I just like, I hope, I hope that
it doesn't get to the point where I just have to be like, you
know what, I can't anymore because like, if you go to my Apple
movies, that's like, that's probably fifteen movies I have to delete if I
really want to get serious about it. I feel the same way about the
you know, I'm a big fan of the Marvel and the Captain America movies,
right, And I have to say, like, I cannot follow Chris
Evans. I cannot pay attention to what he says because he is a certifiable
moon bad I have to avoid it ruins the cat because if I were to
focus on that would ruin the Captain America and Capture Guy. As you had
to explain to a gen Zer, was that around was that around Halloween?
No, it was earlier than that, right, oh no, I say.
It's a classic Cap versus iron Man debate. Yeah, because I understand
that. I'm in no, no, no, no, you said you
were gonna be CAP. You had to pick Cap. And they're like Captain
Marvel. Oh oh yeah no when I went there, yeah no, yeah,
yeah, yeah. No, it's wearing my Captain America T shirt.
Yeah. No, my other one, my my Marvel one with all the
heroes on it. And the guy that kid of the cast register was like,
oh, I love Marvel. I'm like hey, He's like I love
the Avengers and I'm like, yeah, Who's who's your favorite? And he
goes he goes Captain Marvel and I'm like, oh my, oh wow,
no, no, yeah, I know, I said Captain America. And
he goes, you said you said the Cap and he goes, oh,
Captain Marvel is content. No, like the first one, dude, like
literally the first Avenger. We shouldn't I had to tell you we shouldn't talk
about I mean, I don't care they would tell you traditionally, you guys
probably talk about entertainment too much. I for one think it's one of the
best parts of our show, right getting into that, cause look those are
things that affect your life, and obviously there's crossover having to sit there and
and uh, you know, talk about how off put you are when you're
you know, you're you're just you're just trying to go to the movies.
You're just trying to watch Goodfellas. You just want to watch The Godfather or
Godfather too, I guess. But yeah, like I shouldn't be forced to
think, I just watched I just watched Goodfellas again the other day. I
don't even know how many times I've watched that damn movie. And I think
The Irishman is a great movie, except for the one scene where de Niro's
trying to kick the shop owner and you can't dage that kick man. It
just ain't gonna happen. But anyway, so we'll we'll we'll talk about that
as well. Oh and they got a problem over in Gaza, totally unforeseeable.
Who could have predicted it? We'll have to fill you in there,
But for now, let's take a break. Be right back. Hang on
smart Talk all day ninety four or five dou you PTI in the Triad and
one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, good morning,
and welcome back. It is six twenty two CACODA radio program. Somebody's like,
that's not unusual, man, airlines are just giving people information about their
destination, which is true sometimes. But I would point I'm not leaving the
Atlanta airport. I'm just connecting there. So that's why I'm like, I
mean, I would understand if I I don't know Atlanta real well, but
you know, if you went to where they normally do marches or freeways to
shut down, which I'm sure really helps the traffic situation in Atlanta, that's
just you know, airport ain't out there. So I again, I'm sure
it's just some catch all email, but I thought it was interesting and that
I would share. Okay, so we got that for you. You know
what, ROSSI it's not fair that I get to travel and you don't,
man, And I thought, why don't we take advantage of a news situation
and get you a few air miles. Very excited announcement. Apparently for the
first time in aviation history, a flight this this will be from New York
all right to London. Well official, this is a Boeing seven eight seven.
It's Virgin Atlantic is the airline for the first time a commercial flight with
no jet fuel will take place. Till you what what? This is history?
Stop laughing, This is historic. And instead the jet will only be
powered by alternative green fuel. Yeah, so I feel that's completely safe.
And I'm not worried at all about good good because I got your ticket.
Get your ticket, but you can pass. I'm a family man. Can't
leave my family behind KNT. I didn't say which day it was. I
can't do it. It's later this morning, WiFi up there and a chow
with special needs, and I'm not going to abandon my family. But I
got you the middle seat of the final row, your favorite. You would
understand if you had a wife and children, right, which you don't.
Yes, you're a very lonely individual, which is fine, you know.
Yeah, personally myself being in a loving, committed relationship surrounded by people I
love. Right, I can't do it. I just can't find it within
my heart. Pass. But don't you need a Don't you need like a
respite from watching your cat eat plastic? You love watching your canall of flame?
Well, it won't be a ball of flame. It'll be more like
a It'll be like cooking oil, right, and then it'll catch fire and
you will be a chicken wing. I mean you like chicken wings, right,
I used to eat them all the time. I don't anymore, but
sure, yeah, I don't know if I want to be middle middle seat
your favorite. No, it doesn't recline, but it's so close to the
laboratories you can't beat it. So I paid the extra fee to pick your
ticket. Rather strap myself to a rocket and send myself to the Moon and
crash into the dome than the chance this. Well wait, but if you're
trash into the dome, then you would not have arrived at the at the
Moon. What I'm saying is I'd rather risk that scenario than get on the
no jet fuel plane. But it's no jet fuel, it's safer. Have
you seen what jet fuel can do? It can melt steel? Who slighted
up for this? I'm sorry? How long did that did that solar plan
take to go around the Earth? What? How many days was it?
It was like what half of a year? Do you remember that thing?
Because they kept landing and then they were like, ah, wait, there's
not like even they got stuck into Hawaii. Dude, all right, well,
I thought we were going to be able to cover this very important story
and instead Ross would rather be cang So, by the way people understand that
reference, I realized that one might be a little out of there Air Force
Major T. J. King Kong. It's a slim Pickens reference from doctor
Strange lover. He's riding the missile. Ross thinks that's safer than getting on
the the grease trap plane that Virgin Atlantic is doing. So flies out at
eleven thirty. So we're gonna have to get you up to New York real
quick. And they say that it was there. They're very excited. It
will The whole thing was organized to demonstrate the potential of so called sustainable aviation
fuels. You know, I'm also man of principles and standards, and it
breaks my don't leave the country rule. Well, to be fair, you
may die in US airspace A good point. Yeah, they may may turned
into a ball of cooking oil flame right above, you know, like Newark
or something. So he got options, all right, So that's the thing
that's happening. We'll see how that goes. Richard Branson, the chiefs executive,
founder and executive. He's super excited, except he's apparently too busy to
get on the plane too, so you will not be able to meet Richard
Branson. All right, well, do your thing. I'm just wondering how
much fuel does it have to carry? Is there an actual they should paint
the plane as a giant turkey friar. That's a good point, sir,
sixty tons carrying sixty tons of how are you going to get the people on
there? I don't think you're going to be able to have any excess baggage
either, not that you're gonna need it, you know, once you get
on. So there's that. All right. So that's the thing happening,
But it's not the most annoying eco thing happening. We'll tell you what that
is coming up. Hang on, man, thank you. Casey is on
ninety four five w PTI and the Triad and one six one f M Talk
in the Triangle. All right, good morning, it is six point thirty
four here on the Cacoday Radio program. I'm getting really annoyed with people like
the crabs and idiots and all of these moonbats who are preparing that they are
are you know, are purporting to what transparency and they're like, ah,
James Comer wanted Hunter Biden to come in and uh and do a deposition,
and Biden's response was, I'll only testify if I'm testifying in person everyone to
see. And I have seen zero news outlets explaining why that's the difference,
other than to say, see, the Republicans ask for this, and now
they get what they want. Now they don't want it all right, So
there's he should do both. Let me just be official, let me just
one percent. Let me be official here. But there's a reason that you
have the deposition setting and you would have a public facing uh committee hearing.
Okay, how many times have you watched a committee hearing where the person goes
lowest learner or they do the quasi lowest learner if you remember lowesst learner came
in and decides she wasn't gonna answer crap about anything about IRS stuff, wasn't
going to answer. But a lot of times what you get even from people,
yes like Hunter Biden, who are who are not you know, quote
elect officials though obviously you're tangentially connected with with others, is part of what
they're investigating. He's got the amount of Fifth amendments that he would have possible
in that setting. Plus there are certain topics having to do with national security,
which, if you remember, that's that's part of the beef right,
that's part of the beef from a national security perspective. Remember, one of
the allegations with Hunter Biden is that he accessed and provided information that was labeled
top secret, that was among the documents that is purported to have been in
his father's garage, and he used data from you know, classified research projects
to put in like introductory letters and stuff to people that they were trying to
do business with. That's a that's a big charge. But when you get
into the specifics of it, there will be there will you will you will
not be able to do some of that discussion in a public setting. So
it's important to have both. But I just got really irritated watching everybody pretend
that, oh, what we want is we want full transparency. Oh well,
kind of what you want is probably a dude to sit there and take
the Fifth Amendment over and over in a public setting, or for a topic
to come up, and then Democrats on the committee to go, I'm sorry,
I don't this is not something that we should be in public. Let's
put it in writing and in a private manner, and then it doesn't feed
information to the public. And here's a fun fact, Ross, did you
happen to see who the first hostage released was? As over these last five
days by hamas you said, do you happen to catch who that was?
Like the first American? The first American? Yeah? I did, but
I'm teated because it was in prepso oh oh that's right? Yeah, yeah,
yeah. Were you surprised you saw that? I was, oh?
Good care? All right, all right, look, I don't know if
there's anything there, but eventually there's too many coincidences. So the first American
hostage released is a family member of one of the buyers of Hunter Biden's art.
Well, and there's so many buyers though, right, I mean it
probably you know, just it's like throwing a dar at a board. You're
gonna find somebody, that's right. I'm try to even ask do you have
one? You guys have one in the house? Right? Personally, No,
we're in a budget. But I mean yeah, because they're really expensive.
I here, had you heard that I have really really expensive? Yeah?
So not only is is it the nephew of one of the buyer,
well, the first buyers of Hunter Biden's art, but also a friend of
the Bidens, the uh who was appointed to the US Commission for the Preservation
of America's Heritage Abroad. So it's a Biden family buddy who also bought Biden
family art and uh they were the that was the first American hostage released.
I mean, how many times can you have stories like this where you go,
what the hell's going on? Man? The hell is going on?
That sounds a little corrupty in a way. It sounds like he has a
stutter. Who who has to stop Hunter Biden, poor old man. His
father does and he's got withdraw trembles, he knows, but he's got a
stutter. Do you remember him on the balcony what was that Easter or whatever
it is on the balcony and he looks like he just did all the blow
oh Hunter, Oh sure do yeah? Yeah, yeah, And they just
happened to be, you know, the same time they found the powder there
in the White House that nobody knows nothing about. Yeah, So you know
that's what That's what people have questions about. Okay, that's what people have
questions about. Meanwhile, speaking of Gaza, apparently there's a there's a new
problem, a new a new unforeseen problem in Gaza that immediately needs our money,
uh and needs to be factored into the public opinion portion of what's going
on over there, because obviously it's just another disrespectful move by the Zionists or
whatever Greta Thunberg lakes to refer to him as And how could they have known
hundreds of thousands of people are intense and places to go on in the streets.
Then, all right, so that is one of the many, many
individuals who yes, has had to uh you know, leave their home in
the in the in the Goaza strip there and essentially reassemble it a refugee shelter
center. And the whole crux of the article is this is, look,
yet another insult by Israel. This needs to stop, and it needs to
stay stopped. I guess they're in this quote unquote ceasefire condition. There was
a report yesterday that Hamas might really release all of the the captives they said,
in exchange for this coming to an end for now. I'm sure they'll
rearm in the future, but so we'll see how that pans out. But
also also in the article, in the damn story. Here we go in
the God This is from the new Arab the Gaza Strip. Heavy rain has
worsened the plight for the one point seven million Palestinians displaced due to Israel the
Israeli war on the coastal enclave. The start of the rainy season brought with
it the thread of an overwhelmed sewage system and heightened disease risk. So yes,
this unforeseeable situation where it's raining cats and dogs over in Gaza, and
that is obviously having a a much more negative effect on people who are having
to tent it versus being in an actual structure because the structure happened to have
I don't know, a munition storage thing under it. And this just can't
be allowed to continue. Who could have seen this coming the rainy season?
I mean, who could have Who could have predicted that this would be a
thing roughly from about November one till mid February every year. Who could have
seen how this might impact? I don't know from a strategic standpoint, like,
hey, it's called the rainy season, and I don't know if you
know this. Whether trends are occasionally factored into military decisions, sometimes they're not.
Sometimes they're ignored, and then what do you get. You get German
troops going, hey, you know what, we could walk across most of
Russia this winter. Be Fine'll be fine. Go up to Saint Pete.
I hear it's nice. It's the rainy season. So if you got beef
and you wonder how this came to pass and how it can't be allowed to
continue, I would remind you again that the leadership elected by the individuals,
at least the majority of the individuals who now find themselves have to deal with
the totally unforseeable rainy season. This was their leadership. And even if they
don't support the leadership, because it's only in the fifty to some percentile,
seventy percent of palest Indians polled, they're down with the struggle, or at
least they were. Perhaps attitudes have changed, but don't come out here and
be like this. This is Israel taking advantage of a You know this,
this climate. I'm surprised I haven't blamed climate change partially on it. This
is Israel taking advantage of this weather situation. They're just monsters, dude.
You traded a baby like a relief pitcher. And that's probably one of the
least bothersome things that's been alleged when it comes to babies. But yeah,
if you can't read a chart, how long does one have to live in
a place before they fundamentally kind of understand the range of seas seasons? Let
me let me demonstrate, Well else, how long have you lived in uh
in North Carolina or this, I should say, the Triangle area? I'm
my account Newburn two thousand and six, two thousand and six. All right,
how many years did you live here before you were able to guesstimate that
if you stepped outside on August first, that if you stepped outside of January
first, you're going to feel fundamentally different temperatures before the decade or before I
moved here? Well, I'm sorry, i'd say, but I would say
before I how would you know? Though? Are you psychic? Are you
a predictor of weather? Are you a are you a shotman of sorts?
I've lived in several states, and I've lived in New York and right uh,
Nebraska and Utah, Salt Le, Utah, Georgia. I lived I
worked in Atlanta, and I've made I form my own personal life experience on
this planet for over four decades. Yeah, I see back then, and
I guess it was you know, but that's just but that's a that's south
fire thing. Tends to be what happens there tends to be a difference between
August and January, not if you live on the equator. But you've never
lived on the equator, right, okay, guys, is not no,
we check, not on the equator, but like, but not all the
play like in Utah August first, January first almost identical. It is not.
It is lived in Wyoming, right next time? Have you seeing the
mountains? You're in a valley? Man, Yeah you are, Yeah,
there is that. But anyway, so yeah, they're the rainy season,
the secret the secret weapon of the Jews or whatever, and uh, I
just can't man. All right, we're gonna get to the de Niro thing.
I promised that, and then we all we got we got sad news
to remember. The mayor of France on Monday announced she's getting off the Twitter
because it's a quote global cesspool. And who better to know what a global
cesspool looks like than the Mayor of France. But now an even bigger and
more important name said, he's on his way out, so we will we'll
update you as well, all right, eight eight eight nine three four seven
eight seven four back in just a few one o six one f M Talk
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This is Cacoday and Carolina's Morning News. All right, good morning, it
is six fifty four here on the CaCO Day Radio program. So we got
predictably seasonal rain, or predictable seasonal rain, which is down the next great
crisis and the reason that the Israelis need to tucktail and run. So that's
going one of our listeners pointed out, and he's quite accurate. They should
just be happy it's rain of water, you know what I'm saying, because
historically the Jewish people have have had some interesting rain events on Arabs. So
do you want rain or do you want frogs? I you know, that's
that's a very fair point. Fair point, or like ten ten year old
me would want frogs, because you know that's yeah, your ten year old
boy going to catching frogs, but adult me probably not frogs. And and
that's the least probably offensive to Hamas. Right, don't even get me started
if if you know, they call the weather Girls in was that the name
of the band, the weather Girls? Right? Would you prefer it to
be raining men? And I don't mean military age, young men of shared
ideology. I'm talking like the men in the bar in police academy. I
feel like you'd probably have a problem with that. So you know, there
you go, you got this instead. So Robert de Niro, Robert de
Niro was at the Gotham Awards. I don't even know, but just another
award show, standard spiel, except and it was mainstream by Apple was the
broadcast partner, and uh, you know, give him award whatever. And
he's up there and he realizes that loaded in the teleprompter was not his his
victory speech, but rather an edited version. The version had been edited to
reflect what producers of the awards had indicated, that we're not going to have
a bunch of celebrities up here filling time up with political ramblings, so they
edited de Niro's. Well, he got p oed man. Truth is not
truth, even facts of being replaced by alternative facts. So he's reading this
and this is well, this is meant to this is this is going after
try he realizes that goes and grabs his phone which had the original speech,
and does it anyway, and then bitches about it and driven by conspiracy theories
and ugliest ugliness and floria, and young students are taught that slaves developed skills
which could be applied for their personal benefit. The entertainment industry is an immune
to this festering disease that Duke John Wayne famously said of Native Americans. I
don't feel we did wrong in taking this great country away from them. There
were great numbers of people who needed new land, and the Indians were selfishly
trying to keep it for themselves. Lying has become just another tool in the
Charlatan's arsenal. The former president lied to us more than thirty thousand times during
his four thank you I just, I just I can't with this guy.
It's just it's a diseased mind. At that point, he then went on
to attack Apple, and after reading his comments, he says, I'm gonna
say these things but to Apple, and I thank them and all that.
Blah blah blah. Those are his words, not me. But I don't
feel like thanking Apple after what they did. How dare they do that?
Actually, because you know, if there's one thing he's entitled to, it's
however much time he wants at a show that is an award show that he's
under no obligation to show up to, and frankly, probably would have been
for the better. I gotta tell you, if I had been in Hollywood
as long as de Niro, do you think you hear how jaded Ross and
I are. Do you think for a moment, when I'm eighty and I've
been in the business since the Dead Sea got sick, that I'm gonna be
still showing up for second run award shows. Hell? No, think about
all the things you enthusiastically did earlier in your career that you ain't got no
time for now. But this guy shows up just because he wants to go
on a ramp so he can remain relevant. And it's sad. All right,
Good morning, everybody, and welcome. It is seven oh six.
It's hour number two here on your Wednesday ac O Day Radio pro. Oh
my gosh, so hold on, Buddy, just sent me a story.
Cross, I just texted you the story. I mean, I feel like
they're making a big mistake because you want to talk about somebody who's got subject
matter edge, you know, background, somebody who knows what she's talking about
and probably has a deeper well of knowledge than probably almost anybody working in the
school system in this town in Texas. Why would you, I don't know
why you get rid of her? Crazy? All right, So I'll tell
you, But don't worry. I'll tell you what it is here in just
a moment. I just want to finish this Denuro conversation because it's like I
kind of ran out of time going into the top the area. Here's the
thing that that that weirds me out. I guess I started to say it
about de Niro, and that is I get it when you're like, you
get your first big break in Hollywood, get your first you get your first
big break. I saw Joe Rogan was interviewing some these two guys that directed
this horror flick that did did pretty well. It was kind of one of
those indie movies that got it. I what was it, let us let
Us Talk or something. Anyway, that just happened because I watched the you
know, the j R. E cuts on YouTube that channel and the through
little snippets, and they were talking about how you know, they they got
this movie together, they somehow got financing, and then immediately once they saw
the success, all of the people who wouldn't talk to him were calling him
about all the stuff, and they got invited to these parties and they were
talking about how overwhelming it is to see Adam Sandler walking in and you acting
like a fan idiot, right, you got to lean into it. So
when you're first famous, I could understand why you'd be really excited to go
to an awards show or anything that might be seen as fun by somebody new
to it. But eventually, after a little while, that's the last thing
you want to do. And if you're de Niro by the time you're eighty.
The difference with de Niro is he never dropped off, really, do
you know what I'm saying. But he's always had a big project kind of
going. I just referenced the Irishman, didn't, wasn't he in that new
DiCaprio movie. You know, dudes working been consistently working for a very long
time. So it's not like he fell out and he missed his old friends
and the ego stroke that it got. He still ghost all these damn things,
and and and demands minutes upon minutes to lecture everyone on politics, like
I don't understand that. I don't don't. It baffles me, Like,
let me, I'll give you an example. I had heard I heard somewhere
that Ross won an award or something I don't know, whatever, and and
and so they, you know, they mentioned that, hey, man,
you you won. Are You're gonna win this award here? You know,
come on down to the show. At no point did I ever asked Ross
if he's going, because I knew the A. I had no Yeah,
I won that thing, and I had no interest in going to the ceremony,
none at all. It was just it was just be clear. It
was a soft year. So I mean, it's okay. But no,
you you think i'd be like super excited, like I'm gonna go, I'm
gonna get the award thing and so I can put it down. My my,
my, you know, right here in the counter by me, and
he showing no, I don't care at all. There's no mark. He's
like, you're not gonna go pick it up. I'm like, no,
I don't care. I mean I don't want to. It's a weekend.
I don't want to say you don't care. That was nice. No,
it was super cool and awesome, right, and to get the recognition was
super awesome. However, when it comes to the actual thing, it's just
a thing. And also when it comes to the timing of it, like
I don't I want to spend time with my family. I have a job
to focus on. And if it's the weekend, I'm sorry, it's the
weekend. I'm right, no interest. And for him to be eighty years
old and still going to these things like and it's maybe it'd be different if
it was like a lifetime achievement award, I could see that, but this
is just to stroke his ego. And if you're eighty years old and you've
been in the business this long and you still need your ego stroke like that,
there's that's a problem. That's sad. God help you man. Yeah.
Yeah, and you know not not that you know nothing, not that
he'll probably ever realize it in his lifetime. But that's how that's how normal
people look at that. And you're in you're eighty, right, you should
be focusing on more important things because let's be honest, right, the your
time is probably short, right, get the do the do a Pacino.
Did wait, get some thirty year old to let you knock her up right,
so she can then lay claim to your fortune. You know, that's
what there's your old Hollywood stars should be doing. Right. There's a lot
less runway behind you right than in front of you, So use the time
you have. And why are you going to this stupid award show for your
ego? It's the only that's the only, that's the only reason for it.
It's so sad man. All right, you see that. I see
the story I texted you. Yeah, oh yeah, I saw that this
morning, all right, like you screwed up. What's the name of the
towns? Oh, that's right, Godly Texas, which, by the way,
what a perfect name for the story. I'm gonna tell you. A
woman who had been working with the Godly ISD so the independent school district there
in multiple positions, but her primary position was a curriculum selection, oversight and
various other things for the health sciences and sexual ed program within the Godly Texas
School District. So basically she's crafting the curriculum for sex ed. All right,
she has been she has been relieved, yes, after it came to
light that what is to do to do? Where's this woman's damn name?
Now? Why do they not have her name in the front part? Well?
Whatever, I heard it as Ashley Catcher side, all right? Was
this woman's name? All right? So she is, she's doing curriculum for
the sex ed. And then and then somebody noticed something online and I know
what you're thinking. You're thinking, Casey, is this an only fan?
Are we doing an only fan story? No? But kind of see,
it turned out that after they dug in a little they figured out that the
woman has previously been convicted for prostitution and literally at this moment is still escorting
on the side. So she's still doing prostitution in addition to her, you
know, working with the curriculum selection for the sex d at the school.
Well, as you can imagine, as this came to light, the school
board met, you had an outrage community and they have since they've since pulled
her, pulled her out of that particular position. And I think she's on
leave at the moment. And then yeah, she was. She's been removed
from the groups, but I think she in some capacity is still do But
I'm thinking, who's going to know more about sex education? Right? I
mean, she probably teached those kids stuff that they would never have thought of
on their own in their lifetime. You want to talk about a deep well
of knowledge on this particular topic, you know, Uh, the my AG
teacher in high school. His name was mister Miller, Jerry Miller. I
like Jerry, even though he's a gruff dude. He's also my welding instructor.
But what made Jerry uniquely qualified as he came from a family of ranchers,
a multi generational cow caf operation similar to what my family did and so
and and it was much later in life that he decided he was going to
go. He was the f f FA instructor. He was a welding guy,
and he was the AG teacher. And I took many classes with him.
And it was because because he had this deep well of knowledge, having
spent obviously his family spending generations, he himself obviously working in a rancher capacity
for years and years and years before, because he had a bunch of brothers,
he decided, Hey, you know what, I'm going to go and
I'm going to share this knowledge with these young impressionable minds. Mine was one
of them. And I think for the few classes over the years I had
with them. I'm a better person for it. But it was because he
knew what he was talking about, immensely knew what he was talking about.
You think this, you think this woman doesn't doesn't have a well of knowledge
to him. By the way, don't get bad. This is slightly tongue
in cheek, But there's something ironic about finding out that the woman teaching sex
to the kids is in fact a prostitute, just in the sense of like
she might be overqualified for the job. But no, once that came out,
they're like, yeah, we're not going to have you select the sex
said curriculum anymore. And the name of the town is Godly, Texas.
So day, man, it's all about where you live, like you could
it could be you could live in Oakland. Have you ever seen a city
where you're just like I battle back and forth because Oakland doesn't get the pub.
I think San Francisco does, Los Angeles, maybe New York, Chicago
to some extent, But I don't know if I've ever seen a group of
individuals, you know, within a particular city, and then of course,
uh leaders within that city that has been more intent on just just erupting into
a ball of flame end times moment like to to just destroy their surroundings.
Just it's like it's like a horder house of bad ideas. How do I
know? Because Oakland decided, Hey, you know what, let's go ahead
and let's let's get in on a resolution. Right, let's get a resolution
going on the on what's going on in Israel. Because obviously everyone wants to
hear what we have to say about what's going on in Israel. So with
that in mind, that's what they do. They go ahead and they put
a resolution together and part of the suggestion to the resolution was to single out
Hamas As, who remember, the US government considers Hamas an active terrorist group.
So in the resolution they wanted to they wanted to basically say all of
this is bad, but in a very special way. They also wanted to
single out Hamas for criticism. Okay, all right, again, I don't
know the usefulness of Oakland Wayne in a this, but whatever, that's what
they decided to do. And everyone lost their flipping minds following that suggestion.
This wasn't even the initial body of it. It was an individual suggestion by
one council member who said that we should independently condemn Hamas, but also wanted
to condemn them independently so that they could say and so we just sort of
remind you that Hamas is one thing and the Palestinian people are another, which
again the only caveat with that is we have polling. So that's true in
some cases. But if you're all in on team Hamas, even if you're
not sporting the bandana, I don't recognize that. So then the community came
in because they have nothing better to do, I guess because probably their car
got stolen and you can't go out at night in many instances, but in
this case they get rather to lose their mind in council chambers. And can
you imagine living in this neighborhood. There's not been beheadings of babies and rapings.
Israel murdered their own people. On October seventh, calling Hamas a terrorist
organization is ridiculous, racist and plays into genocidal propaganda that is flooding our media,
and that we should be doing everything possible to combat. Again again she
says Jumas, which the official position. Yes, I'm toldus. On the
first cover where she she's saying that Israel did it. It was a hoax.
They did it to themselves, right, right, right, So now
there's so now we have a new form of truther right. Oh well no,
no, no, h Ross, you're forgetting the rule. And that
is once it leans over to the left side of the radical aisle. That's
uh, those are brave citizens demanding answers, right, I mean the greatest,
the greatest double standard that we've seen, I think in all of this
is uh is you know, sitting there and over the questioning the election right
where you can run you could run minutes and minutes of a collage, you
know, a mash up, a best of of every upper level Democratic politician
at some point, questioning election results, right, the election results, and
you can even throw in January seventh. Yeah, no, you know what,
absolutely, but you can find all of these super cuts out there.
And yet if somebody goes, you know, if I'm on the radio and
I point out, hey, you know what, that's pretty weird how they
wouldn't let anyone in instead that they were voting right the sixth I'm sorry,
I said the seventh. Oh yeah, well it's the seventh of October and
the sixth rush of January. All right, the truth police are coming for
you. Where was I brain? There is there's so much footage either way,
and if you bring that up right, you're bizarre conspiracy theorists, and
your your ostracize and your your shun and your there was a time where you'd
be thrown off social media. Yeah, yeah, that was the thing.
Well you still get thrown off the other social media. So like, if
that's what you crave, there you go. But yeah, and by the
way, this just gets worse. Let's keep trying for the right of Palestinians
to resist occupation, including through Hamas, the armed wing of the Unified Palestinian
Resistance as an Arab asking with this context to condemn Hamas is very anti Arab
racist. This was a massacre of Jesus, a fabricated narrative. Many of
those killed on October seven, including children, were killed by the IDF an
amendment. Condemning Hamas is bald propagandamant to a thank you. Your time is
up. To hear them complain about Hamas violence is like listening to a wife
Peter complain when his wife finally stands up and fights back. What h what
does that even mean, is there somebody doing that. Has there ever been
a horrific case of some guy who was where it all came out about the
the horrific abuse that he was inflicting on his wife where she finally said enough
is enough? Right, and people are like boo her? Is there a
story like that that I'm unaware of that that has been in the news within
I don't know, the the dozen years we've been doing the show, Right,
some guy what happened? Like? Remember who am I thinking of the
who is? It was Dayton Rihanna, Chris Brown? Right? Were there
people out there going, I'm sure he's fine. I'm probably making I know
Bill Bird did a bit about it, but it was a bit. Right.
So if there's some dude who gets drunk, comes home and I don't
know, pistol whips his wife on the regular and then one what uh and
then one day and then one day I'm just pretty I'm just I'm just I'm
mocking up a horrible scenario. Okay, it's just a and and like everybody
kind of knows that this is going on, right, and then boom it
culminates in uh, thankfully not what it could culminate in right, he pistol
whips his wife won too many times and kills her. But rather she says
enough is enough and uh and decides that she's going to be doing the pistol
whipping today. Right. Are there people who then take to are their news
agencies that then go on there and then then they put panels together and they're
like, can you believe what a monster this woman is? How dare she
fight back? No, that's not a thing. We'll be back hang on.
All right, good morning, and welcome back. It is seven point
thirty six here on the CaCO Day radio program. All right, so let's
see we were chatting about okay, well, we were chatting about in the
city of Oakland when they were putting a resolute together, which again I failed
to understand why city governments do these international resolutions. I think it's dumb,
And just to be clear, I think it's dumb all around. I just
tend to see it more from the left. But also that's because when you
get into big cities, that's generally who is controlling, you know, the
city council or county commission or things like that. So but yeah, no,
I think it's done in the same way that I think stunting up in
the up in Congress is done. But just the visceral reaction when it's clear
that this council member in Oakland, who is not a conservative by the way,
was trying to What they were trying to do is they wanted to delineate
Hamas from the Palestinian people and say, look, it's important you think about
these two as individual groups. And by the way, that is true.
That is true because then you can analyze, okay, well, this group
who you feel is not the problem, what can they do to more clearly
get rid of the problem as well, because it ends up causing more problems
for them? And are they doing it? And that's when you get the
analysis on the polling. That's how adults look at this stuff. But then
to listen to this barrage of moonbats who are on like Ross and I don't
even joke about conspiracy theories that much as these people actively believe in. Like
today, I saw my little anniversary thing. Do you know what, do
you know what today is? Ross? In the world of history, it
is it's a very special day anniversary wise, it is today. And let
me make sure have the right year here here we go. Today it marks
the anniversary of Commander Richard Byrd making the first flight over the Pole. Now,
if you're somebody, who ah, that's where he discovered the hollow Earth,
right, I was gonna set it up, but I didn't have to.
That's exciting. Yeah, yeah, back in nineteen twenty and they don't
want you to know the truth. Well obviously not. I mean it would
just erupt stuff. Now, is that the one where the dinosaurs and the
Nazis are living in the Earth. He's also the guy that Operation High Jump
where he took a group to the to the South Pole and they went they
went swimming at a pool with Antarctica, and then the theory is that's when
they discovered, yeah, the dome at the edge of the flat earth,
and that's when they were like, hey, we're gonna go back. And
the theorist would say, that's when like you're no longer you know, people
can't go there anymore, and yeah, and the maps are all jumped up
because you know, we don't have a satellite right over the South Pole.
No. Nineteen twenty nine bird made his first flight over the South Pole.
And if the whole story, which again it's in the Lando conspiracy. But
this is the fun kind of conspiracy, if there is such a thing,
because it's fascinating if you watch like his whole explanation, like he's flying and
then all of a sudden there's like green fields, and think about that,
they take control of his plane and kind of guide it in. It's the
whole thing. The same guy discovered that the Earth is flat surrounded by a
dome, but also hollow. I mean, that's a that's a legacy of
work right there. Man, That's that's crazy stuff. So what have you?
What have you discovered? Not I don't mean just you ross, but
I mean, you know, open ended question. Look at all the work
this by this guy put in two crackpot theories and he's the leader of both.
Jamal, what's up hey, Casey? And in reference to your hollow
worth, I believe if we recapture King Call, he can lead us into
it so he can fight Godzilla. That was referencing, No, I was
referencing Slim Pickens character in the sixty four classic movie and not the not the
actual gorilla. So sorry, but you know what, but you know what,
well, Okay, see I'm gonna say this that example they gave about
the batter wife, and this is the wife who gets pistol whipped every day
and then finally stands up for herself, right, yes, okay, yes,
and what they and for my and for when I called it to me.
They're saying, they're trying to say this what Palestinians did to Ward Israel
about the October the seventh slaughter attack. And my comment is this, if
a woman who is being beaten goes out, kidnaps her husband, portures him,
portures him to death, she's gonna get charged with murder, first degree
murder and possibly sent us to death. So whoever use that example what they
have been trying to do case Because you've been in radio, you know every
time someone quote unquote of color use violence against someone white or perceived to be
white, they come up and they try to make excuses that helped the skelter
things. People don't know when they talk about Manson. Manson believed he was
gonna start a race war with white and blacks is gonna make him some type
of king or something. Mobs get crazy this and was thinking, but this
is what he felt. So when they try to make this scenario, they're
trying to still excuse what they did. And when people say Harmos and Palestinians
are different, I beg to differ. I have seen videos of these so
car out and when I light it on Twitter or any place, I put
Harmas slash Palestinians. These people chase the ambulance down of the refugees, hitting
against their hitting against the ambulances, sharing that these people got captured. Then
now we let me let me ask you this just because and I'll let you
continue. Do you honestly believe that there are nobody who identifies as a Palestinian?
Do you believe that there is nobody in all of Israel who is a
Palestinian who doesn't want any part of the craft that Hamas is, you know,
from a leadership standpoint, is setting the standard for I don't believe that.
I believe there, Yes, there was. To me Kse, that
question is what is? What is what they were like to call it red
Harry, And I tell you why, k C. There is people in
America during the Revolutionary War who wanted to side with the British. They were
called loyalists. So to say everybody in Palestine is supporter, the answer is
no, however, but the same thing the demands they make for whites in
America and that every white person got to speak out against the race eight crime,
everybody white got to armed do this being the same should be said.
Now, if you're telling me that the Palestinian peopeople can't get out there and
march against Hamas, can't go out there and say leave, then you're telling
me that Israel need to go in there and save them so they can have
freedom. Blow when you're out. That's a valid argument, and that's one
of the initially. One of the things that the Israelis did is they attempted
to open a road to allow Palestinians and they had to, through threat of
force, maintain that egress for individuals, and they were even criticized for that.
So you're right, but media, I mean, what are you gonna
do? Man at Casey, I've watched videos of them showing children graduating Casey.
It will make you right, even though you don't have kids, You'll
be like, oh, thank God, I don't. It will make you
cry, Casey. During Palestinian graduation, do you know what they do?
They celebrate graduating from kindergarten by acting like They're blowing up Israeli soldiers, killing
Israelis and destroying the Jews. This is literally what these do. So to
me, if the people want to fight back, why won't they? Why
won't they unless they actually support it? It's like these people. I'm sorry,
I hear what you said. I'm sorry. I just I got to
get up too, I gotta get over to weather. But I just want
to correct you on one thing. If I could, Jamal, going back
to the wife beat he scenario, and what if because in your example,
the woman independently just decided to grease her husband, there's not the abuse angle,
and and you said she would go to jail. I would argue that
she and two of her friends would record a song about it, and it
would go number one because you know, Earl's got to die. So oh
yeah, good point. Yeah, all right, all right, thanks for
the call there, Jamal, Yeah, yep, yeah. No. In
my scenario, he it's in the moment that he is for you know,
once again pistol whipping her for the emptieenth time that she she decides to fight
back. But I mean victim of victims of domestic abuse also don't tend to
be head the neighbors. Well, I mean typically that isn't what you see.
That one chick did behead her husband, but not his top head,
right, correct, So you know occasionally there are outliers. Is is the
point that I'm making? All right? Uh, real quick, oussie,
Paul? What can I do for you? Hey man? I was just
listening to your comment about the guy who was responsible for conspiracy theories and he
made reference to the hollowist conspiracy theory. Well, as I said to us,
that's been improven. I made a documentary about it. Cool Contuca's Diet
of the galaxy. But I showed the construction of the Earth. Well,
no, that was Earth's replacement, Paul, I hate to have yeah as
well. But they they stated that they were building it a second time.
It had already been built once. And that's where forty two comes from.
Answer for what you gotta say spoiler alert, I gotta let you go,
sir. You just ruined the movie for Oh are you holding a towel right
now? Do you have a towel in your hands? You should all all
right, well, good man, good man, all right, get out
of here, yeah, guy, right, spoiling movies, you know,
no to be fair. They're probably different in Australia though, right, I'm
assuming they all have different endings. Just like the toilet water flows backwards,
so no, it doesn't flow backwards, it flows up and out. Oh
that's right, I forgot all right. Seven forty seven a man of science
himself raisedagic the weather channel here man, So today, do you know what's
happening today for the first time ever Virgin Atlantic is they have a plane that
they've modified and it runs only on green like oil, you know, cooking
oil kind of sid it's not cooking oil, but green fuel. And the
inagural flight today between New York and London. And I want to know why
anyone's getting on that death trap? Man? Can you imagine you're just in
a big Turkey friar but you're first right? Oh yeah, that's interesting.
It's almost like the jigawats? Right? Yeah? Did you want to go?
You want? We have a sun? I got Ross's seat, but
he's busy, can't go. Yeah, it's middle row, last or middle
seat last row, which obviously had your height, should be extremely comfortable for
you before you burst into flames. So yes, yes, middle seat,
Yeah, that'd be good for me. Yeah, so that'd be good.
Yeah, right, so is it good? Is it good? Uh?
Oil flight weather? Yes, Yeah, it'll be nice. It's it's a
little cold. Cold is probably since last winter. Not records though, record
in Raleigh eighteen, record over in Winston Salem sixteen. So we're basically in
a little bit twenties this morning, and with sunshine this afternoon will be in
a little bit of forty. So chili day, but a good looking day.
We're up a few degrees tonight, but we're still in the mid number
twenties. Tomorrow better, we'll get back closer to average, which is fifty
six and fifty nine respectively for the Try And and the Triangle. We'll be
in that fifty seven to fifty nine degree range tomorrow with lots of sunshine.
Then the change and the difficulty of the forecast goes up. We'll get one
wave of low pressure to come on in, and I think we'll get some
rain Friday afternoon into Friday night, then a chance of showers, scattered showers
over the weekend, probably coming in rounds. I don't know if there's gonna
be heavy rain. Temperatures are gonna shoot into the sixties though, so we'll
get milder, but we will have a threat for showers and some breaks in
the action too. So you know, as I mentioned Saturday night, if
you are heading to Charlotte ACC Championship game, I'll just say there are people
out there earlier in the week in the media kind of hyping that it's going
to be raining, blah blah blah, way too early to tell how much
rain, and I still think today it is Let's just say it looks like
there will be some rain, but not a bunch of It looks like there's
a chance to meet and past South. So we'll see kind of different for
the week. Ever for everybody of how much train we're gonna get but milder
before we cool off again middle of next week. Are you gonna be here
tomorrow? I am. I'm here actually the rest of the week. Can
you imagine you're gonna be here both day of and day after a Cowboys game?
I am? Can you imagine? Well, I Seattle. Doesn't you
better hope Seattle doesn't figure out that they have some decent players? Man,
Well, yeah that too. But you know where I saved the day off
for, right, it's the following So the Sunday Night game coming up the
week after this week. That's the one. So I said, yeah,
December is tough. We got Eagles, Bills, Lions. Uh, it's
going to be a tough December. It will separate the well you gotta play.
I'm sorry. Who's on your tough schedule? The Lions, Yeah,
listed Bills, Well maybe out the Bills. Nah, Bills are going to
run the table, get to the super Bowl, and lose it in the
final two minutes, right yeah, yeah on a non holding call followed by
a holding call. Ye right right, commanders again, and you know they
got the Eagles the first Yeah, there's another one in there somewhere, but
it's it's not an easy road. Oh, how nice for you? Okay,
all right, well we'll talk in an hour before then. All right,
there go Race Stagic from the Weather Channel. Ah, all right,
so hold on now you're on team going in to super Bowl, but only
for the humiliation. You know, I was thinking about it today at the
gym, and it's just because it's the most Bills thing that could possibly happen,
right, and the last three seasons or so, also they run the
table at the end of the year. I think they're going to run the
table. I think they're going to dominate the playoffs. I think they're going
to get there. And they're going to lose the Super Bowl in the final
two minutes and which but in a controversial fashion. Completely it'll be a McDermott
screw up. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, wow.
So what they need to do is let him coach the first three quarters and
the fourth quarter, take him out of the game, and then what let
Ai coach the new offensive coordinator can do it? Oh okay, all right,
look at that Ross has a plane. All right, we got to
take a break. When we come back. The United Nations has a plan
for you, telling you how to live. And it's actually on two I
got two different stories, two different fronts here. We'll get into that coming
up CaCO Day Radio program. So after the show's on the iHeart radio app,
search Cacoday for the podcast on the iHeart radio app. All right,
seven fifty six, and I'm gonna need you guys to make a few changes.
It's not me asking, it's the United Nations, who obviously runs the
world and in fact the agency within for the Food and Agricultural Organization. So
it's one of the UN's sub agencies kind of like the World Health Organization,
but food and agg focused. They plan to introduce a first of its kind
global food recommendation at the upcoming Climate Change Conference, which is kicking off tomorrow.
Is that why you're busy? Ross? You can't go on the on
the the oil flight, the cooking oil flight because you got to I told
you, I just change conference, or I just can't abandon my families.
Can't do it. I feel bad and I appreciate it, but no,
well, you'll need to be home so you can make big changes because part
of the plan will be a demand that the United States reduce their meat consumption
significantly. So yes, they're going to sit there and demand that the United
States, the United States citizens, reduce their meat consumption or else right,
because there are there are some things here. There are various programs that they
say that the US may not be able to participate in. And if they
don't fall in line on the meat thing, the irony of course, bean
were the ones who give the most money to be in so screw them.
And in fact, we actually have an official response from our our shows.
Our new show spokesman Bishop Baldwin. No, no, no, so doesn't
look like that's gonna work out. So uh no, screw you, Ross.
You purgeing meat from your diet when you get home today? Said that
would be no. Okay, all right, good morning, and welcome our
number three here on the cac O Day radio program. Yeah, I'm I
can't even read the comments on some of these videos. Why didn't they use
a tazer? They did, they did, and dude didn't feel it.
They tried, They physically tried to take him down. They attempted to taste
him. All you would have to do is actually read the story. This
happened up in Maryland. It actually have back in twenty twenty one. But
now that the bodycam footage is making the rounds on social media, people are
losing their mind. And the recent report that the officers involved will not face
any charges. It's this crazy video of this and he doesn't look to be
a person of color, so there's that as well. And I just warn
you, I'm gonna have Ross retweet the video. You're gonna watch a dude
get shot and killed. It's not particularly bloody or anything, but in the
video you see him with a stick and he's literally beating the sheriff's deputy over
the head with this stick, and the sheriff's deputy moving back with his pistol.
Drunk guy keeps coming. Guy still got the stick, and then the
officer makes the decision and he unloads twelve rounds center mass on this dude.
And I don't know how to describe the face that the guy starts making,
but it's one of pure adrenaline. And obviously there is a natural physical response
when suffering an injury like that, where you are going to receive endorphins and
things like that, is the body's just trying to compensate. But this dude
looks like every horror movie bad guy, unkillable, bad guy the entire time
this officer is unloading, and then a few moments later, obviously his system
succumbs to this and he falls down. But every time he hit him with
one of those rounds, the dude got like he looked more aggressive and he
started advancing faster. It's crazy, and I think it's a good reminder of
also that if you are of the opinion, because you've watched a bunch of
movies, that if you shoot somebody, they immediately right, they just immediately
drop and that's done right. It's not, It's really not you'd be I
mean, there's there's lots of stories with this video I think does a good
job exemplifying that. And even when people are presented with the entirety of the
story, the series of events, the less than lethal decisions that officers made,
you come to any by the way, the dude's quite a bit bigger
than that officer. He's got to have what do you think probably he's probably
get He looks like he has almost a foot on him. Yeah, you
were describing it before he saw it, and I was thinking like Tony Montana
at the end of Scarface, where he's just like, you know, so
hopped up on stuff that he's not feeling it. But watching the video and
the way he just keeps like walking towards the officer, it's more like Michael
Myers. I was gonna say, Or it's like Tony Montana, but he
is a zombie and you're not getting a head shot or something, right,
But yeah, no, Michael Myers another good example. You know where it's
where it's where you're in those movies. You have that you know that that
that villain, that monster, that that evil person, and there's a certain
occult attachment to it so that they, in a very dramatic fashion, will
always have that scene when that bat, in this case Michael Myers is being
hit with a hail of bullets or some other thing that should instantly take him
out. And part of the fear that they're wanting to put into that movie
is how useless whatever they just did to Michael Myers was right. That's part
of building that fear narrative. This that's what this looks like. So we'll
we'll get it out there. But yeah, man, check that out.
All right. Back to the climate stuff, because because we got the green,
we got the Turkey fry express plane, we were talking about the UN's
going to threaten to punish Americans if they don't give up meet. Meanwhile,
you got a couple other stories. Thousands of students and one of the top
universities in the UK are they're going vegan and they didn't know it. And
this is not alone. There's multiple examples. This is this is I'm telling
you, this is the strategy stuff that many of these moonbat organizations are so
good at, and that is finding different ways to go to bypass normal procedures
and force their thoughts on everybody else. You know. Another good example that
I brought up on the show is anti death penalty advocates. Right, so
they realize that just going and getting elected and changing the laws, which is
the way you should handle that, that didn't cut out for them. That
was not was not their plans. So what did they do. Theywent,
they undertook a program to basically harass pharmaceutical companies to the point where pharmaceutical companies
are staring and their lawyers are staring at this, going, look, they're
going to bring all this litigation because yes, we do sell these drugs to
prisons who use them as part of the lethal injection process. But what if
we threaten to tie the up with litigation so that because they don't really make
any money doing it, they sell so little of it where they just go,
look, this is not worth our time, and thus we can then
file lawsuits saying well, they don't even have the right drugs, they can't
do this, thus achieving their goals. Well, that's kind of what's happening
here, rather than you know, basically convincing other students through activism or whatever,
that they should make a dietary change in their life because turkeys have feelings
too, or whatever it is. Instead, at multiple universities they've decided to
go in a different direction. And at war University, which is a big,
big university in the UK, they decided that they would simply get enough
of their people onto the student board, and then once they had enough people
on the board, it's still required that they go and have an election by
the students, but they decided that they were going to put something that demanded
that the university's food contractors only be allowed to provide vegan options, thus rendering
the school vegan and every student there at the school who would eat there as
part of a meal plan or just going to any of the various restaurants would
not have any options containing meat or dairy or any of that. Well,
those kinds of student elections, the turnouts not usually great, but they timed
this during a break so as a result of the twelve thirty thousand student udents,
only about what twelve hundred voted, and it was a really close vote,
seventy seven seventy four to four, which is about two and a half
percent of the student body. Five hundred and sixteen against and then boom,
Now the university is going vegan and all the other students will have it forced
upon them. And they're not alone. Students have also been attempting this at
various universities in the UK United States. There's an example at the University of
Stirling where they came very close to doing this. University of Edinburgh, like
I said, Australian University's East Anglia. Remember them, They're the ones who
were juicing the climate change numbers. And then when everyone found out, all
of a sudden, it was fine. But yeah, yeah, so look
for that little bit of sub refuge and back, you know, behind the
scenes manipulation at a campus near you, I'm sure very soon. And then
finally one other green thing. Oh crap, where did I put that?
Oh we got the un there? Oh you know what, I thought?
I had that here and I'm gonna have to pull it up. So we'll
get to that here in just a moment. Oh no, here it is
right here. This from CNN. It's time to limit how often we can
travel abroad. Carbon passports are the answer, and so they talk about how
you have all of these, you know, un style a holes EU folks
who basically say that you know what, whether you like it or not,
we are going to eventually get to a carbon passport. And so the way
that it will work as each individual who is who travels, because some of
this may be within the boundaries of an individual country, but also from an
international perspective, would have an allotted amount of travel that they can do.
Now, of course, I'm sure there will be exceptions for I don't know,
lecturing climate professors or al Gore or others. But basically you would be
relegated to not being allowed to utilize a high carbon emitting travel and that,
by the way, runs the gamut that can be air travel, cruise ships,
and automobiles that don't meet certain requirements. And if you violate the amount
of travel, there will be penalties. One, you'll be rendered unable,
like if you hit your miles for the year and you try to book a
flight, then we'll let you on the flight. And the requirements they want
would outlaw any travel that could be accomplished via a train or other sustainable travel
option that is within about two and a half to three hours. So I'll
give you an example, how many of you have flown. How many of
you have flown into into or out of North Carolina where you may have had
a layover in Charlotte. I've laid over in Charlotte quite a bit. With
American Airlines. It goes Raleigh to Charlotte and then Charlotte to wherever. Well,
that'd be pretty close. So you know, instead of taking what is
a what is that flight? I mean, I don't think after the ten
thousand feet ding you have more than about fifteen minutes before you're descending already.
I mean, it's crazy short, but it's a lot better than you know,
driving three hours to Charlotte or whatever, and especially if you're just going
to be get not another plane now. So this is they got all sorts
of plans for you, and this kickoff over at the un is just part
of it. I have a question that we joke about, right, we
talked about Ross not liking to travel. Could you then gift me your travel
credits under their stupid carbon thing? Could just sell them? Right, So
let's say you don't want to do any you don't want to do any traveling,
and you end up with the you know, like the same way of
the number of sick days that you and I have just waiting. So if
we ever wanted to take six months off, I guess we could, like,
could you then sell your because that's how they're going to try to push
this, by the way, that's how you get that's how you convince people
who may think they don't have a dog in this fight, that they have
a dog in this fight. So if there's an allotted number of miles in
your home body, they'll tell you, well, you know, you're more
than welcome to go ahead and go on this online marketplace and sell your carbon
credits, which is all part of this larger thing. Why wouldn't you want
to do that? And you'll probably get enough people who go, oh,
look that's a they's gifting me a few hundred bucks and I don't care,
so yeah, I'm gonna do that. That's how they will incentivize mark my
words on this and some of the people quote in this article own multiple private
jets and buzz all around the world, and not just for climate conferences.
These are summer in the south of France kind of people. All right,
eight nineteen oh, okay, So and I was gonna do this earlier,
Let me do it while I'm remembering so tomorrow. Obviously, on the show,
we do a lot of stories that have a political angle but also deal
with the entertainment industry, like we were talking about de Niro earlier, or
Disney. By the way, did you see the Disney numbers that they did
that over the weekend on their new animated movie that coupled with the Marvels It
They lost so much money this month, so much money. I mean,
they're they're estimating that that could be like a half billion dollar loss on those
two movies. But anytime that comes forward, you know, what do we
got? We got a news story over it, and you're we're talking about
it on the air now. One of the websites that he is constantly ending
up in the prep pack is called Bounding into Comics. It's obviously more than
just comics, but that's kind of the core focus. And there's a guy,
so one of the writers over there is a guy you know right,
Oh yeah, his name is Steven Kent. We've been friends for like over
a decade now, okay, and he just started working there before that.
He's also working he works for like a conservative libertarian, libertarian thing tank for
younger people but now we got a job with Bounding into Comics. Wrote two
stories this week so far about a new direction for Star Wars lucasfilm as well
as Disney what you just mentioned. So he's going to be on the show
starting on Thursday to Thursday's eight or five. Yeah, we're gonna pull them
on and if it all sounds good, and I think it will. I
did see some other stuff he did, but because we got so many of
those stories and we're so lazy around here, Ross and I are gonna let
him come in and fill time. So excited to have a friend who works
for that website because it's one of the good ones. It's like, you
know, we don't go to Kataky anymore, right because it became what it
is, but we go. We go in the same way you watch a
traffic right then. Yes, so this is the opposite like it's a it's
a comic nerd website, but more of like you know, a right Lean,
which is more than welcome these days. Man. I would I would
argue that it's not even a right Lean. It should be obvious to anyone
that you know, what Disney's doing is not working out. I mean that
there's numbers, right, there's math, we can do math. I guess
they're saying, this is the first year since I two thousand and four they
didn't have a billion dollar movie. Yeah. Yeah, And and what they
did this month is just I who knows what they're gonna do, And then
they're reporting it to shareholders like it's normal. And I'm trying to think on
what planet there's not a shareholder revolt? And I think some of it has
to do with, well, you may be an activist investor or a group
that try to come in and make fundamental change, or or follow lawsuits for
that matter about you know, non the you know, squandering fiduciary duties.
Now, if you do that, then the other media will come out and
they'll write stories about how you're pushing back against progress. Man, there's no
accountability. What do you think the accountability for deadline is going to be?
Or dead Spin? Excuse me? So, if you don't know this kid
who's wearing half black and half red face paint, he's wearing a Kansas City
jersey and he's wearing a headdress. They did a hit piece on this kid
who's like nine or something, and then you only use the photo where you
saw the half of his face with the black on it, even though it
was clear with all the other stuff he was wearing. What was up and
you know, talking about how he was in blackface, and then others were
criticizing the headdress. And then it turns out it was obvious that the author
ignored the fact that he was painted the team's colors, which if we go
on the website and you look up the official team colors, they have the
color coding, right, the digital color coding, so that fans want to
make sure that it's the right color they know, and and he this is
easy to find. Well, it turns out the kid had his whole face
painted. And then it turns out that the kid's family is a member of
the Shoemash nation, an Indian nation, a group of an Indian tribe around
Sendingez in Santa Barbara, California, and his grandfather's like on the Elders boards
or something. This is so perfect. It's just this kid should own dead.
Peter Thiel should fund this lawsuit like he did the Hulks lawsuit. Oh
man, it's just so dumb anyway that you know that little update right,
that's the kind of stuff for covering. So I look forward to that conversation
tomorrow because it is an endless pot of stupid. All right, eight twenty
four KCO Day Radio program. Back in just a few all right, welcome
back E thirty five and Cacoday Radio program. I got an email here on
the full of carbon passport insanity. So does that mean our military as well
as civilian pilot's flight attendants limited? I mean no, probably because they'll just
have a carve out, and that carve out will also include like celebrities and
politicians and you know, people within higher education and need to go and spread
their teachings and apparently are unable to do that via the internet. So no,
but if it did, what a coup for our enemies? Huh Right,
You get the Americans to, you know, take a few more reconnaissance
flights than usual, before you know it, they're not able to fend off
your attack. So yeah, the whole thing is stupid, but ross.
Can you imagine the carbon footprint of D Day? Have you ever stopped to,
ever stopped to consider the carbon footprint of one of the largest military operations
to ever take place on this planet? Just from a man and equipment standpoint,
Did anybody stop to think what the carbon footprint of that was? Surely
I have not, And don't even get me started on you know, the
Pacific Theater. That was a doozy, although maybe if it was in place,
the Japanese couldn't have flown to Hawaii. So yeah, that's how that
look. That's how absurd the proposal is, and it is it has then
met with the same absurd analysis, which is what we do here on the
show. All Right, a Hamas senior official, upset by a visit by
Elon Musk to israel Is is now inviting Elon Musk to come hang out with
Hamas in Gaza and see what's going on. Apparently he has our same spokesperson.
Yeah no, who's taken. And Hamas is inviting not just Elon Musk,
but like politicians, who the hell's going to visit Gaza right now?
What is there? What is there to visit? By the way, I
understand that they're in a they're in a a pause at the moment, But
even if that pause is one that says to be officially carried out under the
current iteration of this ongoing battle, it's only as good as untel Hamas can
get more stuff. So I'm gonna think that's probably a horrible idea if I,
you know, if I happen to be the one recommending things to Elon
Musk. And remember you've had actual reporters that have put you see the guy
who posted and now he's backtracking, say he was joking the reporter who was
talking about how how wonderfully the the hostages were treated, how warm, and
how warm and caring everything was, and then he goes on to point out
that any of the Israeli hostages who were kept in captivity above ground, their
biggest concern that they told the Hamas people was Israeli air strikes. Everything else
was apparently fine, but what weighed on their mind is the potential for an
Israeli air strike to kill them. And the reporter wrote that not doing any
bit of self analysis, like, well, why were they in the position
where that might be a concern if in fact it was something that they verbalized,
which I don't believe for a moment that it was, like if they
were concerned about being in a geographic position where they could potentially be hit by
an Israeli airstrike. The follow up question is, well, then why didn't
they go elsewhere? And the answer to follow up, of course, is
because Hamas had them as a captive. I saw you see the interview with
the dad who's who got his little girl? Was one of them who she's
so messed up PTSD messed up. She thought she was in captivity for a
year and won't talk very much anymore. They kept her in such isolation,
she thought. And then who the hell knows what else happened. She thought
she was in captivity for a year. They so kept her, you know,
they kept her away from clocks and and everything. And then there's the
coping that her brain's trying to do. She's she was not talking, she's
just whispering. Now. Yeah, And he said she spends most of the
time crying under the covers because of Israeli air strikes. Potentially, Well,
I love too. Like you had people that were saying, you know,
but look at the the look at Hamas. There's this they're they're they're releasing
the hostages for nothing in return. It's like, but maybe they shouldn't have
kidnapped people out of their homes. Oh wow, you want them to get
something for it? Like like they like, I'm sorry, did you not
see that we released their hot And by the way, their hostages are not
Joe blow on the street. Many of the people released. And by the
way, we released a larger not I shouldn't say we, but Israeli really
the Israel and the and the and the saying world uh. As part of
that swap, they got more people, and they got people who were being
held in custody by Israel for committing terrorist acts. So it's once again it's
the Wnba versus Lord of war, and you don't see that in many stories,
but that's part of it. It was they didn't just release them because
they're trying to get as many days, which arguably are an advantage too when
you're trying to rearm and reassess your military strategy. It pauses is a good
thing. But they didn't do it for the kindness of their hearts. They
got their comrades back. So my people are saying, but it's because people
are idiots, man, all right? Eight eight, eight nine three four
seven eighty seven four. Speaking of idiotic things, Governor Roy Cooper, who
as we've noticed, is yeah, a little bit of a lame duck,
has now attempted us from wral Roy Cooper facing end of term ups his profile
as Biden sir. Again. So Cooper, as you know, this is
not untypical Cooper, who doesn't have a lot to do right now, apparently
has been making the rounds and making appearances like Nancy Pelosi doing campaign events for
Joe Biden. Which that's fine, that's his prerogative. But do you know
the reason that they have him. It's not because he's an interesting dude,
but it's because, as he's taken to the campaign trail, the strategy that
they've decided to incorporate against Donald Trump or whomever the Republican may be, and
also against Mark Robinson. Here he is an attack on you know, their
most santor sinc I can't even say the word sacred of issues right, free
stuff for everybody in abortion on demand, and so they're going after Robinson in
that sense. But the strategy the Biden administration is that Donald Trump wants to
repeal the Affordable Care which he almost did in twenty seventeen, if not for
John McCain, probably would happened, but he made mention of that. The
irony, of course, is there is zero appetite, I'm sure in the
Senate among Republicans, and to do it right, they don't want to do
that thing again. But that's the fearmonger strategy. And so they bring Roy
Cooper on because what he's able to talk about is how the Affordable Care Act,
and I'm reading from the article here, how the Affordable Care Act,
which Pelos referred to as a kitchen table issue to the nth degree, Cooper's
able to come in and talk about and give testimony. And the testimony he's
giving us about how great the ACA was for North Carolina and how it also
led to the eventual expansion of medicaid, a democratic priority. And if you
tear this away, dead bodies everywhere in the streets, stacked like Cordwood.
So so thank you North Carolina Republicans for giving Roy Cooper the campaign issue that
he's now parlane into his national campaigning on behalf of the Biden administration. You
literally handed him his win for nothing, and and and it literally was just
then propelled forward to attack everything that you quote say you stand for, you
bunch of dupes. Man. If only somebody had predicted that this would not
be a good thing, blow up in your face and make you look like
hypocrites for posing this for ten years. If only somebody had mentioned that,
maybe you could have you could have been warned. Speaking of warning, it's
weather warning time with Ray st Agic. Every one to the tornado shelters.
Yeah, because not because I think you think there's a tornado. I just
think it would make rush out or easier. So yeah, yeah it would.
Yeah, many probably sitting on cold leather seats or if they still do
vinyl. Remember back in the day, my seventy eight Grand Prix had vinyl
seats in it. Hey, I just think it's something because you're down atlant
I got to fly through Atlanta coming up and and it was weird. You
know, I get the emails from the airline. So they sent me an
email and they said that basically, it said, hey, just a reminder,
and I'm not even in Atlanta. I'm just I'm connecting in Atlanta,
right, so I'm not leaving the airport. They're like, just so you
know, on the in the period you're flying, there are some First Amendment
protected activity schedule to take place. I'm like, oh my god, what's
going on? So they're going to have a big pro Palestine. I guess
rally or something down I guess they've been having quite a few down there,
I'm sure, But why are they telling me as a Are they doing these
at the airport in Atlanta and I'm unaware of this? Is it going to
look like the last flight out of Cobble with people hanging off it? I
mean, is this or are they just going to block the freeways which people
are already standing still in your Roadsick, I don't know, I'm not aware.
I'm luckily go far up away where I don't need to. Well,
anyway, you've been careful, Yeah, all right, so all right,
real quick, I'm sorry I flipped over. Yeah, well, not that
big of a struggle, and no, I mean struggle if you don't like
the cold the next couple of mornings. Today the coldest temperatures will come up
a little today to the mid to upper forties, still below we like to
call normal by ten degrees mid upper twenties tonight, closer to sixty tomorrow,
and then some rain comes in here Friday afternoon and showers over the weekend,
but much milders as we're probably sixty to sixty five over the weekend. And
early next week, but a little unsettled. I think most of our rain
comes Friday afternoon into maybe Friday night, and hopefully for the weekend. Just
some scattered showers. All right, cool, cool, Thank you sir.
We'll chat tomorrow, okay, and coming up, Jeff Bellinger hang on Mark
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The Union for American Airlines Flight Attendants would like to call a strike at
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The board has directed American and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants to continue
contract negotiations, and Casey, we're making it to diners, drive ins,
dives, and deals for the food network sky Faetti Variety reports Faetti just signed
a new contract worth more than one hundred million dollars. He'll be seen on
the cable channel for years to come. Casey uh, look, they're get
me wrong. I like guy theory of people. You know, they make
fun of that. But whatever, And I think that show is great and
I have nothing against it, but a hundred million dollars for Variety that's amazing.
Good for I guess, good for him. I just you just wonder
how much stuff cash flows sometimes. And I'm in the wrong business. I
should just go around as well, just eat delicious food. That's horrible for
me. Man, all right, thank you, sir, appreciate it.
Take care. Yeah, can you imagine ross we're in the wrong business.
What if he instead of doing that, you could just go around and eat
all the delicious food and that's it. That's all you gotta do, and
then just occasionally make jokes about how good it is. Anyway, a couple
of things before we get out of here. Do you see what happened to
the National Christmas Tree? It fell down. I know that there's some analogy
there. This is not the one from North Carolina, by the way,
that's the White House Christmas Tree, because at first I thought that this one's
from West Virginia and it toppled over yesterday. The forty foot tall national Christmas
tree, which is near it's near the White House, was hit. They're
saying it was a strong gust of wind. I don't believe that. I
think it's pretty obvious what took the Christmas tree down? Cats? Right,
in the history of Christmas tree, think of all the Christmas trees you've ever
had in your house, even those of you who are weird and have twelve
at a time, think of all has the wind ever knocked it down?
Versus has a cat ever knocked it down? It's cats every damn time.
You know, I've got the Ellie the cat right, the lowest plastic yeah
you Christmas Christmas tree has always been an issue with This year, we got
one that looks like it has snow on it. It's a beautiful tree.
Love it. The extra special white clumps of plastic on top of the already
plastic Christmas tree is fiending. It is has been bad. And dude,
is your cat? Your cat's a crackhead man? Completely okay, completely,
like he's he thinks it was he thinking he thinks he's Tony Montana. So
we're like, well, we're gonna do to get him away from it.
We're just gonna put some Amazon boxes that haven't been wrapped just in front of
the tree so he can't get to it. Well, the issue is he
likes boxes right right after his plastic addiction. Oh. His number two things
sort of like, hey, I'm a coke head, but also I like
to drink right Yeah, his second thing he doesn't exactly go hand in hand.
This is what you do. So the second one is like, oh
my god, if you put an Amazon box in front of him, if
it's open, he's got to jump in it. If it's closed, he's
got to scratch it. So now he's like he is comp He's like Tyrone
Bighams, you know what I mean. He's just like, oh, I
mean, I'm here for the free five o'clock crack giveaway. And he's a
scratch of the boxes and he's jumping up and trying to get the snow on
the tree. It's oh, it's bad. I'm sorry. So but to
my point, what do you think fell the national Christmas tree wind which I've
never heard of any Have you ever had a Christmas tree blow down in your
house? Never? Never? Have you ever had a cat damn near take
it down? You have? I feel like we just solved this crime,
and I think what's gotta have Well, unfortunately, what's gotta happen is we
need to lock all the cats up till after Christmas. Put him in the
plastic carrier. They love those. He loves that right because it's made of
his favorite cocaine material. Or does he not love the cat carrier? Probably
doesn't love it. So my cat's a crack cat. Ah, that's what
we get, all right, See you tomorrow