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we have at your service just to
help you out. As we approach the

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weekend. You can listen to a
number of different programs that we prepare every

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week for your listening and dancing pleasure. I like the American Family Farmer program

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where I go into a lot of
details helping small family farmers to succeed,

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hopefully to thrive. The story this
week of Southern Belt Farm. It's a

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big working farm, three hundred four
hundred acres. I think a lot of

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produce. More people are doing berries
and that sort of thing they have Christmas

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trees is a great story. Frankly. So if you like farms and you

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like food, and you like the
idea of being out and you can just

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imagine closure eyes and put yourself on
the farm, that's the witch. That's

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the idea. And our Good Day
Health Show two hours one with doctor Ken

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Cronhouse who is a cardiologist and he
goes through lots of different things like we

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talk about atrio fibrillation if a lot
of people have it, especially if they

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have smoked. I've been around second
and smoke. So there's that and lots

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of other detail in the Good Day
Health Show with him and his house.

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And then there's Doc Jack Stockwell,
who is a nooka chiropractor that means upper

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cervical spine, your shoulders, your
neck, that sort of stuff, and

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he really does miracles. I'm sort
of a walking, breathing example of that.

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And he likes to talk a lot
about the supplements that we have in

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our lives, what we can do
that's good for us, and what maybe

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nuts are good don't forget are Also
the talk radio Comtown Show, Jay and

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Jennifer and I and Michael Harrison put
that all together. It's a lot of

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good listening on on the weekend.
As far as today is concerned, it's

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Alien Day. Alien Day, widely
acclaimed holiday sponsored by the film production company

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twentieth Century Fox, celebrated about ten
years ago for the first time in Brooklyn

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by a group of folks who aim
to glorify the world of science fiction.

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So you go back to twenty sixteen, it became even more organized and recognized

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as trivia competitions in comic books and
Alien video games and prizes became part of

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the event. Was this the first, like comic Con? Is that sort

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of what this is? Jay,
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you know, I don't know when
comic Con actually started, but I feel

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like it's been around for a long
time. But Alien had such an immediate

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movie because it really was when you
think about what the film was itself,

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and the technology they used to get
things done, it was kind of ahead

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of its time. Yeah, yep, sure was all right, So let's

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celebrate that. That will be some
week and yact about also when Chuck Curry

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another service of this program movie moments
where you find out the good, the

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band, the ugly, about films
and entertainment, television, that sort of

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thing. So let's see if we
can do a couple. I feel like

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there's a victory lap that should be
done here, step by step, and

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that's the way you do it,
by the way, those of you who

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want to win, you don't do
it by leaps and bounds. You do

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it step by step. There is
a great song it was done in the

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sixties, step by step, step
by step bound. I remember who did

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it. I'm sure James, who's
in our studio in Dallas can maybe nose

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around. And I just had the
name of the group. It doesn't come

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right to me, but the song
is right, and those songs new Kids.

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No, no, no, okay, that's a New Way version.

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There's a TV show Step by Step
from the nineties, the Big Old TGIF

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there was the theme. So I
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day something like that. No,
that's not it. That's not it either.

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No, this was from the early
rock era, just one of those

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groups like the Coasters. And I
don't remember who it is. We'll find

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it and then we'll all be satiated
by having heard it. Speaking of safe

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see say that again, Doug satiation. I sound like I have a cold,

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but I don't the allergies. I
went for a breath test, or

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really a lung test, yesterday and
I spent an hour and forty minutes breathing

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heavily, and there was no payoff. There's nothing except breathing heavily into a

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machine that's connected to a computer,
and you're going to watch it as it

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goes up and down and sideways,
and it tells you in essence, what's

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going on in your lungs? So
but it blew around so much seven side

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my lungs. It had the effect
of creating a scenario where it sounds like

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you have a cold. You don't, I've been sneezing, but it certainly

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does. Doesn't it sound to me? I sound like I have a cold?

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Uh? Slightly slightly allergy gunk,
but allergy, I mean allergy season.

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Spring allergy season was like, Hey, what's up? I'm coming in

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hard m h. Yeah, sure
is well. Mercury's over anyway, mercury

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in retrograde are gone for three or
four months, so we can be happy

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about that, and just in time
to eliminate Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction. Does

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anybody want to try excuse me est
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York Court of Appeals. This was
a pretty scathing opinion overturning his conviction on

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sex crimes against three different women,
finding the trial judge erroneously admitted testimony of

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unchanged allegations against the whole situation.
We all remember when this was going on,

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and all were cheering for the women
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And so anyway, the people who
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didn't expect to win, which is
pretty interesting. They this is a Manhattan

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kind of thing. I don't know
if it's the same DA who's going after

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Trump? Is it the same?
Is it Alvin Bragg? I want to

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say it's somebody else. I don't
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for those of you, I mean, doesn't everybody remember all of the

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women who accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct
as he ran the Yeah you know,

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you're right, Alvin Bragg. Yeah. A spokeswoman for him said that they're

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going to try to to stay said
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a There was an interview with Courtney
Love on the Red Carpet one time,

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and she was asked like, Hey, for any any women who are trying

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to make it into the rock world
or trying to become singers or trying to,

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you know, find their moment in
fame, do you have any advice?

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And she's like, if Harvey Weinstein
invites you to Chateau Marmont, don't

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go. Like this was like on
a Red carpet, random, random question,

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and that that was her response.
Yeah, he was known far and

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wide being a letch horrible creep and
even looks like it. So I think

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the person that's most visible when it
comes to all of this stuff Ashley Judd,

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because she said that she had been
victimized, and I think she became

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the face of this for many people. Anyway. Yeah, she's been victimized.

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I mean, she says she was
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And that's one of her things,
one of her chances where she talks about

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with where abortion is legal in some
places, even in that case where some

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states would make you actually co parent
with your with a rapist. Yeah,

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yeah, sounds like a law and
Order episode, doesn't it in a matter

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of speaking. All right, So
there we are. That's a great way

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for us to again our focus in
this hour of the Good Day program trying

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to inspire. You know, there's
no inspiration there. It's just leachery,

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dastardly. He just looks dirty,
is that that he does? You don't

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They just you know. All right,

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the discount code Doug free Shipping the
best deals. Absolutely. Michael Pinder,

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one of the early members of the
Moody Blues, has passed away. So

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that's the reason that we start our
celebrity news, the gossip, the things

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that are trending on social media,
with a focus on Pinder and the Blues.

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Although justin Heyward it fell fortunate enough
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actually mostly because of her Yeller,
because they're friends he is. They call

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it the Moodies, the guys that
are left. So anyway, John Lodge

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put the statement up and his family
put the statement up sharing the information he

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was when these guys didn't other than
John Love very interesting. All the guys

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that are dead did not take particularly
good care of themselves. Graham Edge was

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the one who died and let's see
it was it's kind of awful to be

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thinking about the band in terms of
who's still alive. And who's dead but

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Lodge and and hey, we're the
only ones still alive. Graham Edge was

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the drummer. He died I think
last year. So anyway, is the

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thing that I'm trying to underscore here
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And Pinder was the one of the
founding members. He played a lot

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of different instruments, and so it
was one of those groups that was so

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good you could hear it in the
instrumentation and the songs themselves. It was

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so thoughtful, you know, they
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Kings of Classic Rock days. A
Future Past was an album that included this

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song Knights in Whitesat and crank this
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what they're all about. And I
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Fame. I remember for years I
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understand why it took so long to
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of Fame that you went until twenty
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frankly in and of itself. So
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there is some conversation. The Harvey
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about movies that are being produced about
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him, Richard Simmons has come out. I think we talked about him and

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whether he was still alive a few
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talk about a movie regarding the life
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is supposedly a biopic starring Polly Shore. But Richard Simmons is pretty upset about

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it because he says it's not his
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in it, and so he's got
his own movie and he posted online,

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wait for my picture, wait for
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So he's obviously not blessing. No, it doesn't. I think that's putting

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it lightly. Frankly, he's pretty
angry about it. All right. So

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there's a couple of major stories of
famous personalities here and Good Day twenty eight

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after the hour, Hi, I'm
more an ex time with the pet show.

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Tip of the day. Companionship in
the golden years, you know,

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while people of all ages derive wonderful
rewards from dog ownership, senior citizens derive

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special benefits. Dogs provide loving,
full time companionship when friends and family are

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no longer around. The responsibility of
dog ownership gives seniors a reason to get

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up and dressed in the morning,
to feed and walk their canine companions.

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And for those older people who do
not have the energy to run after a

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potty train or a frisky little puppy, and older dog is the ideal solution.

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Generally less likely to be adopted anyway
than more than puppies, younger dogs

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always find a home oldest senior citizens
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Give them a home that they normally
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all know now that seniors living with
pets take less medication, have less stress,

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and lower blood pressure, and it
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So if there's a senior in your
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maybe the best thing you can do
is take them to the local shelter,

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let him meet a senior dog and
go home together. On Warren next time,

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we're marking ourbor Day, among other
things. The cities and towns around

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the country often take heed of this. The students from various schools are outdoing

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tree maintenance and they're planting trees Johnny
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There are a lot of dead trees
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that sort of thing. So if
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it's something that is a great educational opportunity

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to teach youngsters how things grow.
Look at the tree, look at the

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leaves, look at the buds,
and understand how important trees are. Deciduous

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trees too are being able to survive. That's how the oxygen that we breathe

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is created. And then you get
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does this all work? And who
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know all of that sort of stuff. So, at any rate, a

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happy arbor Day. From the Good
Day program. I'm Doug Stephan with Jay

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focused now on things that are up
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I think we ought to talk about
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or may not remember all of the
flight tests that have been done. I'm

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on the NASA website right now because
this is something that is imminent, a

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spacecraft that's going to make its inaugural
crude launch on May sixth, which is

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what next Saturday, next Sunday.
I think it's either it's in the next

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a long time. This is going
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the members. The space station still
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thing. So the star Liner program
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They've had design problems and elevant problems, and people say, well, what

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do you expect it's Boeing. No, it wasn't that at all, right,

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I mean, that's it Boeing.
Another bowing problem the target, right,

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of course, and it's become too
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anyway, space operations May sixth be
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success. They've been using the space
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that's been making the trips up to
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as a backup. But the NASA
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know, they were practicing the crew
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together. At any rate, it
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let's talk about Boeing from the commercial
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announcements from a couple of important airlines
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going to change, but they they're
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they're not really doing it because they
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just they can't. They can't get
enough business out of these four. There's

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an airport in Mexico. I think
Syracuse, New York is one of them.

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Bellingham, Washington and George Bush Airport
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airport, and that's where the hobby
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It's a secondary airport. Many big
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know, you can the Dulles and
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have them. And so anyway,
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out of Atlanta and a lot of
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them. They go to Midway.
Midway is a much better airport, by

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the way, faster in and out
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Atlanta is concerned, Southwest cannot compete
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and you're not going to compete with
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has gone up, I mean,
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Delta. Yeah, no money saving. No, it's a better airline anyway.

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So we keep having in the news
media loves to keep focusing on the

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problems of Boeing. They keep going
back to the Alaska Airlines debacle, the

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door came off. Listen, there's
no question that Boeing has been badly run

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for the last half a dozen mile
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and I went into them that I
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here, but there are plenty of
reasons not to keep going over the Boeing

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stuff, including scaring people from flying
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You know, seven fifty A lot
of the planes that were developed twenty thirty

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forty years ago that are still flying
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is a great example of that,
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one of the best airplanes ever built, and one of the most fun to

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fly. I have a friend who
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it was like driving a Porsche that
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but you know, all of this
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isn't a problem, because there is. And to the point, the government

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has slowed down the delivery of Boeing
planes to make sure that all the things

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they should have done this four or
five years ago when they were first you

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know, when those planes crashed,
the two seven thirty seven Maxes that crashed,

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they should have been on it then, but they weren't. So at

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any rate, more government mishandling,
misappropriation, YadA, YadA. The reason

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that there's a problem in Southwest and
American is because Boying can't deliver the planes

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that they said they were going to. For example, Southwest was supposed to

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have i think seventy new planes this
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So that means that they can't add
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have they can't retire older planes.
And you can't find a buying seven thirty

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seven in the marketplace because Ryan the
Air, all the Alaska Air, all

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of the airlines that exclusively use seven
thirty sevens have bought them all up because

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they know they're not going to get
delivery of new planes, so they were

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bought whatever they can buy on the
market. It's like it was buying used

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airplanes like buying a used car.
You don't look at it that way,

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but that's what it is. They
have brokers and okay, this airline's got

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X number of planes for sale,
and Southwest says, okay, we'll take

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them all. And so anyways,
still good quality, functioning plan, of

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course they are. The other stuff
is some of this stuff is ridiculous.

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Can you map somebody's like, I'm
going to buy this beater plane because you

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know what, we just need to
get from point A to point B.

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Yeah, huh, the way we
do with cars. Right, Okay,

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I have a little bit of a
conspiracy theory to lay on you. I'm

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one who want I always want to
talk about them, but I want to

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have people reflect on them or judge
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or does this make sense or could
this happen? So this is a warning

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that's on a number of media sources. It's all over the web. CIA

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official has warned that there is a
deadly strike coming to America's power grid and

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attack on the infrastructure that would in
essence blackout our whole electrical everything. And

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so the theory here is that the
twenty or thirty thousand odd Chinese men who

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have come into this country much of
the exposure to our country through the same

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portals that we're all concerned about the
southwest border infiltration of what we are.

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We keep thinking that it's all Hispanics, but it's not. I've been talking

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about this for months and months and
months. How many Chinese are coming across

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the border and where are they going? What are they doing? Well,

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this guy from the CIA says that
they're One of the reasons the Chinese have

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bought as much farmland as they have
is because they want to create secret bases,

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if you will, training camps on
the land. Bring all these Chinese

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guys together, train them, show
them where all of this stuff is,

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and then blow it up. Now
you believe that or do you not believe

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it? Could it happen? You
know, there are lots of rumors that

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fly around. You know, where
do these people, if they have guns,

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where do they buy ammunition? Pretty
I mean, I find some of

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this stuff pretty unbelievable. But I
know a couple of folks who are close

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to generals that were in the army, for example, And both of the

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people are talking about these twenty thousand
Chinese that have come into the country.

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Are they forming a Batalian And you
know, we we're dumb enough to,

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you know, have something like this
happen. We really are. If there's

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not another reason to not elect Joe
Biden. Never mind whether this is true

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or not, this is another perfect
society words like it could be entirely feasible,

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or it may not happen at all, Like it's one of those who

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you just really don't know anymore.
Are There have been conspiracy theories going around

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with that what was it for states
that lost access to nine one one because

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of putting up a new power or
utility pool or something like that, And

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a lot of conspiracy theories that are
floating around social media are that it was

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a test to see how we could
fare if it actually did happen across the

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