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five five nine nine nine Dug is also a good way for you to share
your excitement. The good news is that, well, I suppose the good
news for all of us is that we didn't win, but nobody else won
either. No one else won. Yes, the sul lining nine hundred millions.
Yep, Powerball is nine hundred mill no jackpot person on Saturday, and
then the Mega Minions. Isn't it interesting how these both grow almost simultaneously with
each other. They grow and they grow and they grow. The more people
don't win, the faster they grow, because then even more people are playing
because they're because there are a lot of people who will only play the lottery
with Powerball or Mega Millions if it gets to a certain like they have a
certain jackpot number before they will be willing to play. Yeah, silly,
Mega millions is forty five stage. And let's see. So we have the
Tuesday drawn, all right. So that's for the megamedions and the jackpot keeping
moving up up up, And so Powerball and Megamedians both in forty five states.
What states don't have them? Is there a law against gambling in some
states and that's why they don't have Powerball or Megamedions. I've always wondered about
that where there are. Yeah, that's a good question. I'm sure the
google bot can let us know. The google bot. Let's hear it for
Google. Yeah, you know, Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada,
and Utah passed on the opportunity or vetoed proposals to participate in those lotteries.
Well, I wonder about that. Seems strange for Hawaii anyway. All right,
here's some more good news. I suppose this would be considered good news.
The fellow from California who killed those three teenagers by ramming their car off
the road after they played a doorbell prank on him sentence through life in prison
without parole. Good. That's it. That's the end of that story.
He was guilty on three counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder,
and a special circumstance allegation of multiple murders for the deaths a couple of years
ago of those three. I think we've forgotten about this to a point because
it takes so long to get justice right. Three years to get this done
would seem to me would be a better lesson if you're going to actually learn.
People don't seem to pay much attention, especially when they're angry. Right,
this guy is so angry, was probably still is, probably thinks he
gets screwed by the system or something like that, right ditch where you ring
the doorbell and then you run away. Yeah, okay, how many times
does that happen? And these children are so young. The driver was eighteen
and then the other two thirteen and fourteen years old. Yeah, let's kill
him because they rang my doorbell. Oh dear they I remember backing into with
my truck once a number of years ago. I was on a dirt road
and I was lost, and I backed into this guy's driveway and he came
out with a pipe and he said, h well, you know, it
was very followed with his language, get off my driveway. Who do you
think you are? A few? Blah blah. You know, he just
went on and on and on. So I looked at him. I said
to him, if you touch me, I will own your house. And
that then he walked away because he didn't have a gun. I mean,
all those things that we're seeing this too often in the news where people who
have a gun are so like not everybody, please understand that, but are
so reactive that someone lost their life because they were shot at while just turn
around. They used a driveway to turn around, and somebody flipped another car
off it's like you almost while we are not in control of other people,
we have to be super vigilant, hyper vigilant, and very much in control
of our own emotions and reactions because we don't know if we're going to say
something or lose our cool, say something, do something, flip the wrong
person off, and then end up dead. How often have you flipped somebody
off because you're annoyed? Uh, well, my husband's almost every day.
But I mean, other than that, not so much. It's our love
language. But no, like, I'm not a road rage person. I
as far as other people go, I feel like I have the wherewithal to
understand that if somebody's rude to me, chances are how they're reacting or acting
is probably not really about me. There's something else going on in their life,
and I just kind of send them the positive energy and move on with
my day. I don't need to flip other people off, or yell at
other people, or be rude to other people for of pure sake that they
annoyed me out in public or anything like that. I'm just that's not my
mo, that's not my moo. I just wonder what it is that Yeah,
really that makes people that crazy, that angry. How do you live
your life that way? You don't have a long life if you if you
like that, because the anger will create circumstance in your heart. It'll also
give you a cancer. Stress and anger creates Oh yeah. The bottom line
is that it's very very unhealthy. Um And so you wonder somehow I don't
know, I just I just don't figure how it is that that drama.
It's it's it's a trauma response. Really a lot of times unresult from childhood,
but sometimes something can happen after childhood that still creates that that response.
So there was a bill in Oregon that has to do with this sort of
thing. A law was passed on guns, and it made you know,
there are a lot of people who went bananas because this new gun law.
The new was pretty tough as it was passed acknowledged to be tough. A
judge has ruled that the law is constitutional, which I thought was that voter
approved gun control measure and it is now considered to be, if not the
toughest, one of the toughest in our country. The judge ruled at banning
large capacity magazines and requiring a permit to purchase a gun falls in line with
a nation's history and tradition of regulating uniquely dangerous features of weapons and firearms to
protect public safety. Sounds like the right decision to me. The Supreme Court
decision on the Second Amendment that has upended gun laws all around the country.
It has divided judges. It has confused a lot of people. The confusion
is over what firearm restrictions can remain on the books. It changed the test
that lowers courts that the lower courts had put into fact. You have something
in my eye. Excuse me, I've written this last night. I'm ahead.
Excuse me. Oh no, I was just gonna say. One would
think that for guns you would need to have a permit, a background check,
regardless of what the capacity is of the weapon. Yeah, you need
all of this stuff to drive a car. Right. You can get a
gun, right, Yeah, you can buy you can in my community.
You can get a gun easier than you can put a chicken in your backyard.
Probably you can't even until you're at the age of twenty five. Right.
Uh, let's see. This was the measure was called Number one fourteen
requires residents to undergo safety training and background check to get a permit to buy
a gun? What is wrong with that? And if you can you want
to argue that, help yourself to any one of anybody who's got any common
sense. This is nothing but good. There are too damn many guns,
and too many people have them that shouldn't have them. You want one,
fine, prove that you're okay. As same again as driving a car.
You want to drive a car, get a license, prove that you know
how to drive it. And most of the time when you if you look
at the way sixteen, seventeen, eighteen year olds drive now, even though
they have a license, they went through driving school, they don't know anything
about cars. They don't know anything about driving. They pay no attention because
they got their damn device. And it's oh, that's the same for thirty
year olds, forty year olds, fifty year old, sixty year olds.
I see all ages on the road that are guilty of that. You mean
being on the device, Yeah, on their device, yes, or they
forgot They don't know where they're going, so rather than pull to the side
of the road or pull into a parking lot to do their navigation, they
just stop on the road. YEA many people don't even put on their hazards
to put on their hazards, very thoughtless, which goes with that whole generation
anyway. So number nine, last whole generation. I'm talking about older people.
I'm talking about late fifty year olds, yeah, forty years that there's
plenty of it to go around. I agree. Last week on the countdown,
the chart had at number nine the amount of crime. It seems to
me that the whole focus on various crimes that we spend a lot of time
talking about it, more time, it would seem than that when you look
at the whole list of things, the story list, it would be more
important than number nine, given the amount of time that we spend talking about
this stuff. Right, think about it for a second. How many people
who are out there doing this sort of thing, the this this Long Island
serial killer Rex Yerman kept track of the families. Do you see this compulsively
searching for photos of his victims. Here's another guy who had no business being
in public. Frankly, he was, he's out of his mind and anyway,
he was charged Friday. You may have heard this. Three counts of
first degree murder, three counts the second degree murder, and the deaths of
all of these people. He actually is considered the prime suspect in a number
of deaths on Long Island, linked to killings by various burner phones that were
used to rendezvous with the victims. And they found a piece of the hair
from one of them, and his vehicle had some of their blood. So
give him the chair, get rid of him. Stephen and Kirshner. Sounds
like a law firm, right, Stephen and Kursner at the ready successful one.
Yeah, exactly. Okay, So Dolly Parton is in the news.
Seems to be around a lot lately, and maybe there's a good reason for
that, and we're willing to talk about why it is that. She says
she's still around and still moving and still going. And I think her philosophy
and mine are about the same night. So she's going strong because she wants
to. Dolly and I are the same age. No, actually, she's
older than I am. You're supposed to say that about women, right if
you're if they're older you, there's the age is just a BS number,
and she improves it well. I think a lot of more people are proud
of their age, and they are rather than ashamed especially with women, because
it used to be men were like a fine wine. They get better with
age, and women, you know, you're a spinster and you're done by
the time you're twenty eight, you know. And it's just not that way
anymore, Dolly says. And she's made it very clear. I will not
retire. I don't ever want to retire. I'll drop dead. I thought
she isn't even right in the middle of a song on stage, that's the
way she wants to go. And of course she acknowledges you don't really have
a control or a choice over that. But in a dream world scenario,
she dies on stage doing what she loves most in the middle of a song.
I'm not sure that you don't have control. I think a lot of
is the mental attitude that you have toward that whole reckoning process. So if
you know that's I've said to you any number of times, I figure I've
said it on the air any number of times. Here today, gone tomorrow,
and we all kind of chuckle, all slump over. That'll be it.
So yeah good. I give her a lot of credit also for having
the relationship that she does to Carl Thomas Dean. She's been married to this
guy since nineteen sixty six. Nobody ever sees him. No one would know
if you google, if you went to mister Google the Google bot and put
in Carl Thomas Dean, it would probably identify him as Dolly's husband. But
I bet you you won't find a picture of him. At least. She
says, my husband is a good man. But I would bet that because
of the way she lives and how busy she is, he had to understand
and he did. That's what made it work, right. You understand who
your spouse is, yes, yea, how they live and what they have
to offer, yes, yeah. And having a real partnership. And she
has her farms and all of her other aspects, even aside from music that
she does. And sure he has a big hand in all of it.
She's had a Can you imagine the sixty five studio albums she's got the Guinness
World Record for the most studio album is released by a female country singer.
Good for Dolly. Pardon The television show Mission Impossible, which lasted I think
seven or eight years, and maybe more than that is still in what they
say call it reruns. It was a very interesting the way everything was presented,
and for my money, it still is one of the best series,
one of the best and most creative of the movie that came out this past
weekend proves it. I get so tired of looking at these stories, and
I'm happy to tell you that I'm sick of it because of all of the
stuff. Chuck and I, Chuck Curry are a movie man, and I
talk about this all the time. How in fact the critics take it apart?
What about the public? Who gives a crap what the critics say?
If you enjoy stuff like this, and I do. I went yes to
Weather was so horrible here yesterday that I went to two movies in the It
was quite a long time. It's hard for me to go this time of
year because of the work on the farm. But when I get a day
and there's something good that I want to see. I did want to see
that movie. What is it a hard choice or something I forget? But
with Jennifer m what's their last name, Jennifer Lawrence, I did kind of
it looked like a cute movie. Feelings, no hard feelings, that was
it. Yeah, But what I wanted to see Mission impossible for sure.
The theater was full, the lines outside were long. So whether it only
what did it taken seventy million or so? They say, if they I
don't even know. They come out with these numbers on Sunday morning. How
do they know what went on the the business about Sunday? And they it's
ridiculous the way this stuff comes out. Anyway, it actually did eighty million
dollars over the last over the weekend, not the fifty six man on Saturday
and Sunday. It did fifty six over the weekend. It did eighty,
and that I think was kind of the prediction. But I will tell you
anybody who likes Tom Cruise, anybody who likes Vin Rams, anybody who likes
Simon Peg I said to I said a jof air. I thought Simon Pegg
looked a lot older for some reason, and this he always had that youthful
face and all the things he's been in all kinds of movies. For sure,
he's a good actor. It's kind of what they call an expressive.
But there's a new lady named Haley Atwell who plays well. At first you're
not quite sure whether she's a good guy or a bad guy. And I'm
not going to give away some of the stuff of reccad Ferguson has been his
love interest in the last what three of these, I think three or four
of them. She was quite convincing as another sort of a spy of sorts.
And then there's this new woman named Vanessa Kirby who's in it, who
plays a batty until she's not a bad He like Ethan, wins them all
over. At any rate, it's a good it's a very good movie.
I've found. Um. I know they're on all of the Mission Impossible movies
were on TV over the weekend, and you could find him almost anywhere on
the networks and cable and that sort of thing. They go back to.
I think twenty eleven was the first. No, actually the first one was
twenty two thousand and six, and they've been, you know, around since
then. And the stunts get better, the fact that he performs all these
sens He actually runs the motorcycle off the cliff and that, and he's he
did that. Oh, there's a behind the scenes video that's been circulating on
social media partly to promote this, and you see him do the stunt,
and you see the director and other other crew members kind of watching him and
then watching the screen and just holding their breath waiting for him to pull his
parachute once he gets farther down, and then when he does, they all
kind of just like have this big sigh of relief. And then they start
clapping on everything, and he comes back and he goes, you know what,
let's do it again. I think I can hold onto the bike longer.
Yeah, And so as I point out what's going on here domestically with
the negative stories, if you look around at the real stories over the weekend.
It opened on Thursday night and around the globe it made two hundred and
thirty five million dollars. So that's just about break even for the cost of
the movie when you consider the trained stunts that they did. When you consider
and this is how good technology has become, you're convinced they really blew up
the bridge. How many any way, much of it for those of you
who haven't seen it, but the inside of the cars on the Orient Express,
it's just the whole thing is quite believable in fact, and it's because
of him. He makes it believable. That that's you know, I think
that's what kind of makes it work. But then there's another piece to this.
They shot the two movies at the same time, and the next one,
the other end of this, will come out in a year, I
believe next year, the second half of Dead Reckoning. Anyway, and Esi
Morales plays the bad guy. He's not somebody who's necessarily a household name,
but as soon as you see him, you will recognize him because he usually
plays in episodic television a police officer most of the time, a good guy,
sometimes a bad guy. He's played other parts, but the one you'll
remember him for our shows like Cargo, PD in Law and Order or you
just you've seen him, and so this is a big step up for him.
I would think in the wrong of his career he's really believable as a
bad guy, because he really is a bad guy in this movie. So
anyway, how many of these have there been? By the way, I'm
trying to remember how much. I'm not sure than the eight of them are
there. I think there are eight of them around. I'm not mistaken seven,
thank you, James, Seven of them. So, and watching them
in chronological order is kind of interesting in that it's they're all good. But
seeing Tom CRU's age also is kind of fun. But the camaraderie that they
have at all. And the other thing that I thought was interesting is that
they brought back the guy who is the head of the of the unit.
If you will, um, and I'm gonna trying to come up with his
name, and I will just a second, um as soon as I have
found the right um. Henry Zernie c z e r n Y all right,
So if you look him up, you'll remember it. Well, maybe
you will, maybe you won't remember him from the series that the Why Don't
Want? Why Am I missing out? Harrison Ford played this role three times,
it's been it's continued on cable. Come on, do you remember the
the Ryan Jack Ryan? Okay, so Harrison Ford was in three of those
Jack Ryan movies. And the guy who played the corrupt national security officer is
this guy Henry Cerney, and they can he's the in this movie and he's
been in the other I think he's been a couple of the other ones too.
He plays the same guy, plays the head of the of the National
Security Agency, and they gave him the same name, so it's like he's
playing the same role that he played. Yeah, yeah, it continues from
yeah, from the other movies. So anyway, but it's good. I
keep talking because I thought it was a good movie. I thought it was
a good way to spend a couple of hours on a rainy Sunday. But
it's something that you know, oftentimes you go see a movie and it's all
right, or you think why they bothered with that? And maybe that's what
you and I were talking about off air, Jay, these new the all
of these transformer movies, and I know I sound like an old clock on
the Marvel movies. The Marvel movies more than anything else. Well, it
transformers the same thing. It's all the same. It's there's no plot,
it's there's no real story. You don't build up, you don't learn anything
about the characters. You just watch things being destroyed. It's all it is.
It's stupid dialogue. There are totally applied characters and themes, yes,
and the big climax moment. But the one thing that you had said that
kind of struck me was that you don't like, you don't like the Marvel
movies. You don't care for them because it's just there's the violence and they're
just blowing things up. But then at the same time, that's exactly what
you describe with the Mission Impossible movies, and those are all the Jack Ryan
things are about too. I don't know, but that's what. Yeah,
they have some in them, but there's a story there, and that's you
know, there's always going to be an action the movies are made. It
seems to me to tell a story. And that's let me tell you about
the second part of my of my Sunday afternoon going to see The Sound of
Freedom. Cavill James Caville is the star of it. It's a very powerful
story about human trafficking and makes the point this is the time for it to
have been released. I think he's a good actor. I've said there's any
number of times that's it is great in the power of the Christ. Yeah,
right, yeah. He was the star of that Mel Gibson movie.
That's where we really came into prominence at any rate. The human trafficking story,
the way it's told, how he goes about saving these two children,
I won't give it away. And there again, the fellow who plays the
father of the two children is somebody who's a very well known character actor who
does he plays a lot of Spanish Jim Caviezel. I'm sorry, said Henry
Superman. Yeah well, yeah, yeah, confused. Caviezel is the star
of the movie. But the fellow who's the father of the two children they
are kidnapped is a well known television actor. Again, he always pretty much
always plays a police officer, but you'll see him. It's a movie well
worth spending time on because of the way it's done, and this whole business
of human trafficking, which people don't seem to understand what it's if it doesn't.
I was about it myself after you know, the way the kids are
grabbed these days, how prominent it is. Yeah, I mean I'm thinking
about my grandchildren and people. You know. I tend to be critical.
I say to parents, I drive by a school at the end of the
school day, elementary school, let's say, and there are a hundred cars
parked outside, and they go. Whether it's the right reason or not,
whether the parents are full of fear because they're worried about their children getting picked
up by some who knows who, But this trafficking, I don't know whether
you knew this or not. Every year, millions of men and women and
children are trafficed. Not just the children, it's men and women as well,
including right here in our country. And that's the point of this movie.
So here's a little more info, background info from Brandy behind them,
who's the program manager of the US Department of Homeland Security. But some more
things for you to think about. Human trafficking involves the use of force,
fraud, or corigin to obtain force, labor, or commercial sexual exploitation.
It can happen in any community and victims can be of any age, race,
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There's a big, whole world of opportunity that waits for all of us
every single day. It's the old, great wide yonder. You know,
then look over yonder. Well look in your own back right, right,
kid, going, Yes, sometimes you don't have to look very far.
Yep, there's a new moon in Cancer that'll light up the house. If
you turn all the lights off and you live in an area where it's big,
is a big sky, you'll get a lot of light from the moon
tonight. All right. So no, not new moon, none, But
I was thinking about the phone moon sometimes. No, it isn't. Two
weeks all right, Just fast forward what I just said for two weeks and
then you'll be all set, okay, but still turn the lights out.
It's nice, yeah, right, it's kind of romantic. It's kind of
sweet. All right. Here's some good news from the reasonable, the reasonable
environmental world as opposed to the unreasonable environmental world. People concerned about the Amazon,
the Amazon jungle. What's been going on with deep or a station?
People taking huge amounts of land and turning them into grazing grounds and taking that
forest and what it does. The whole business of understanding how we live,
how we breathe, how we survive. We have been created by an entity
that is obviously much smarter than we are, and the way our body operates,
the way everything kind of want. I mean, who would have thought
that it would take a tree to allow you to live. But that's what
happens. The forests exchange the bad air that you breathe out it's come out
of your body and makes it good air. That's what the whole system is
all about. Well, New York, New York City is a prime example.
It's the concrete jungle basically, and then they have Central Park and they
have a lot of rooftop areas where they have to get the granary around just
to clearer and filter the air as much as possible. Yep. So the
photosynthetic process, the biodiversity, which is a word that is overused and not
understood, does certainly have a place here in the discussion. So there are
a lot of different factions here trying to figure out what do we want to
do, what's the best way to save the planet or our lives or whatever
it is. And so it has been a problem with hundreds of thousands of
acres of rainforest being cut down to make it passionately, and because the beef
business in these areas is quite good anyway, so they're stopping that seems to
be slowing down and that's I think that's a good thing, right, don't
you think, I mean having the ability for the earth and the bodies.
Now, we have too many people on the planet, that's clear. I
don't know how we're going to deal with that. It's I hope it doesn't
become a horror show. But they're just too many people here. We can't
control the people in our own country. We can't control what's going on in
the world, just do many people. And oftentimes some of the things that
we talk about bring us around a focus on the crazy stuff that's going on.
Well, just to kind of link those things. I mean, probably
the big story of the weekend is that Russia. Wait, hold on a
minute, I forgot Jennifer was here. Well, you were talking. I
didn't want to interrupt what you were saying. But like when you talk about
population, talk about green one of the biggest stories over the weekend. And
again I say this with an asterisk because you don't know. I don't believe
what Ukraine says and I don't believe what Russia says. I think there's a
lot of twisting of information to try to gain favor in that part of the
world. So one of any part of the world everywhere, specifically in this
area because there's so much of our money involved in this area. But Russia
has come out and they've said that Ukraine attacked the last I guess land bridge
that connected the area of Crimea, which Russia annexed in twenty fifteen, and
so they destroyed that. And so now Russia says that they're going to end
part of the deal that they were honoring with Ukraine, which is that they
would continue to let them export grain. And I don't know if you watched
over the weekend, but that threat alone from Russias saying that they're going to
prevent Ukraine from export and grain has already caused grain prices to sky. Yeah
yeah, right, So at my point, there will be food shortages because
of this. Back to you, but when you talk about the number of
people on the planet, that's one of the things that people always look at,
right, how can we feed them? How can we get them water
and all the stuff that people require. The one of the things that comes
out in the Mission Impossible movie, there's a line in there. If I'm
trying, I'm trying to remember the exact line the context of it, but
has to do with the world being as it is and how powerful this this
device that they're trying to find which could take over. The movie is a
lot about artificial intelligence actually and how bad it would be for the world if
there was one mind that controlled everything, and that's kind of the subplot to
the movie. But that's something that's going on in our discussions all the time,
because it is possible. The way man has outsmarted himself. All these
guys, I think they're so damned smart. It kind of reminds me a
little bit of the movie that's coming out this weekend, the Oppenheimer movie about
the guy who discovered the atomic bomb and how it was, well, didn't
discovered. He created it. He was asked to build. He was a
creative scientist who had done a lot of work with fusion and fission and that
sort of thing and the atom and so he created this bomb, which someone
in the movie congratulates him for basically giving man the means of killing himself.
And you know, it has been responsible enough to handle this. We've seen
that it hasn't been used. It's been threatened certainly over the last what sixty
seventy eighty years, any number of times, including right now, the Russians
and the and the and the Ukrainess what you have to think that even these
people that are as crazy as they are, like Putin, are smart enough
to know that once you do that, it's the end, it's the end
of everything. But ego outweighs intelligence. Yeah, that's for sure these at
any rate. Speaking of that, the case at the White House of cocaine
usage, right, that has been closed? Case closed? But what did
they find? I heard that the case was closed? But what who was
the one responsible for bringing it in? Who used it? What'd you find?
Case closed? Okay, yeah, all right, so the case is
closed? What did you find? You used our money, taxpayer money to
find out what happened? So what happened? I don't know what happened,
Jennifer, you know what happened, Jade? You know? Interviews didn't happen.
Ye, they didn't conduct any interviews. And today situation and what was
interesting is that the media has reported a couple of media outlets have reported that
the Secret Service sources came to these outlets anonymously and said that they actually know
exactly who's it belonged to, because there really was DNA evidence on the bag,
but that the Secret Service then briefed Congress and said they only had a
list of five hundred suspects and that was it. That was too many people
and they weren't going to well, they weren't going to proceed any further,
you know, even though it's illegal. So what is it you think this
is the first time for me? I mean, yes, it's bad that
there's cocaine in the White House, gross and disrespectful. But if you can
get cocaine into the White House, no matter who it belonged to, you
know, a lot of people go ohos. Hunter Biden probably wasn't. But
how do people get the cocaine into the White House? Do they go through
their other scanners? Are they why they don't scan for cocaine? When you
go into the White House, you get fully like xeroxed. So then they
have they have drug sniffing dogs all around there. They're just recently so there's
a tough security process. So how are these people getting in? Is number
one? And if the Secret Services tasked with keeping the president safe and they
can't figure out, with cameras and all the resources, whose cocaine it belongs
to, how great does that make them look and what message does that send
to someone who wants to harm the president. I mean, it's just there's
for a variety of reasons, it doesn't look strong, it doesn't look great.
So what's the solution to the problem. How do you fix it?
I think you asked for more transparency. Clearly, this Secret Service, this
FBI, this presidential administration, they don't believe in transparency. I think that
that doesn't have anything to do. I'm not one of those people who thinks
that Biden has controlled things to that extent because they keep going, well,
FBI have no use for never had CIA. There's a question whether the secret
services that corrupt at this point because they serve not just one. They don't
all get fired when Trump got out of office, they don't all get fired
and new people came in to take care of Biden. It's the same crew.
Basically, they have different agents that are doing different things. But if
that's if it is that bad, and then there's a lot of explaining to
do, and there are a lot of there's a lot of reasoning here that
calls for us to sort of rip down all of these superstructures and rebuild them
and there may be good. There's a there's way too many of these agencies
anyway, there's way too much surveillance that is aimed at you and me and
not at people that are bad guys, And people say, oh, how
do you know who the bad guys? Aren't till you to do the surveillance.
There's way too much suspicion. If you see something, say something,
you know what, like the old whistleblower days for the IRS. I forget
who was president was at Bush who offered five thousand dollars to people who'd rat
out their other their family members or friends if they've saw, you know,
if they suspected somebody. This guy just bought a new boat. How does
he do that on a teacher's salary. Let's call the IRS and have him
investigated. Come on, it's not this all right. So anyway, with
the closing of the case, there are thoughts. You can share them social
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Where we're talking about the fact that nothing came out of the cocaine case.
So here's some This is some acute thinking done on this listeners part. I'm
floating the ideas that this bag of cocaine was left in the White House repuender
there by somebody who is a Trump supporter, who makes sure that it was
dusted our fingerprints and white cane of any DNA selling full well, this would
create a huge controversy that the Speaker Service would have nothing to go on,
and that it would seeing that the angle would be that the body gets a
preferential treatment. This is all done by somebody who's a Trump supporter. You
know, there are people within agencies of the government who still support them.
And so anyway, that's my theory. And I'll be thinking of Eja when
I'm at the beach this afternoon and beautiful by Leia oh ba, can I
please join you? Bye? So there it is. I don't think that's
wrong. By the way, that was one of the theories that I was
floating around, like, I don't know. I mean, it could be
a Trump supporter. It could be someone who's just upset with something going on
within the bidenstration that wants to make him look silly. I think he's he's
onto something. It's a possibility will never go because they've closed the investigation right
without telling anybody what they found. And that was the subject of my ire.
If you will, all right, let's talk about discovery. Here's the
thirty three year old paleontologist who has found a mammoth mammoth if you know what
I mean, right, a mammoth mammoth tusk that's four feet long. This
the second one of these that's been found in the past month. Four hundred
and fifty thousand year old mammoth tusk found while out on a routine a route.
What does it say? Saying again, Doug, how about a routine
visit to a local quarry brings people out there on fossil finding tours all the
time. This fellow does, Jamie Jordan. He this goes back to the
ice Age, the last ice Age, and there are a lot of apparently
these fossils have been uncovered. He found some in March, he said,
And didn't when did we, Jay, didn't we talk about a fossil in
the last month or so where somebody found on our beach? Confused? Hum?
Yeah, those those giant where are they? The maglodon shark teeth?
Is that what it was? Those have been in the news, were being
found everywhere, the really really big ones. You know, I don't understand.
Last I was talking about going to the movies and what I saw on
the trailers is a trailer for that new Jason Strata. This is the Meg
Times too. Why in the world would anybody want to go see some monster
like that scaring the hell out of everybody? Probably Jay would like to go
see eating up everything? Oh my god, how did you? How do
you sleep at night after you watch one of those things? Well? Um,
typically on my side and a close up position. Pretty well, I
guess I deserve that. Here we go. Here's a list of who's been
attacked by what over the weekend. This has become a regular thing on Monday.
It seems we have a list, a long list of and I shouldn't
laugh about it because it's not funny. People get killed, or they get
eaten, or they Here's a guy that was seventy nine years old, attacked
out for an early morning walk yesterday, got attacked by an alligator Naples,
Florida. Man can be heard when he calls nine one one, calmly telling
the dispatcher, Hey, a gator just pit me on the leg. I'm
bleeding. I'm not sure how bad. He put his t shirt around the
wound. He put a tourniquet around it to keep him from bleeding to death.
I feel like this is somebody who has seen some stuff. This guy
has lived a life. If he was able to very calmly, they take
care of himself and call nine one one and just relay the information. Seven
foot an alligator on my right, the seven foot female alligator. How do
they know that? Yeah? But how do they know it's a female alligator?
They bite different? Oh? I see, okay, I should have
done that. All right, let's see what else has been bitten. Here?
A young girl was bitten on the leg by a rabid beaver. We
haven't had one of these for a while. In a lake in Georgia.
Victim was, let's see here, bitten in the leg by a massive beaver.
The incident happened offshore. Beavers are often rabid and they are always dangerous.
Apparently someone's done a horror movie about a rabbid beaver. Well that's probably
somebody's got the idea, and and you know who'll be first in line to
buy a ticket to see it, ja Jay, Yep, yep. Accurate.
Anyway, So this is in Georgia. The victim's identity and condition not
released. The beaver tested positive for rabies, but her father went out and
bashed it over the head with with a pole out at the end of that.
But they are you never I mean, it wasn't like you were going
out there. Sometimes they're in the water on lakes and ponds and they are
just there. I don't know, I just find beavers gross. We have
them in our pond on the father said, damn, nicely done. Right,
Oh no he lost Okay, here's another one of it from the Good
God department. Twelve year old boy had his head almost severed in a bike
accident and he yeah, do that. It was internal, so it was
it was still being held together from the outside, and it was almost completely
severed internally, and they were able to save save this child. I was
very curious about this because when I read it, it happened to when I
was on the air, and I was like, do you put it?
Because you know, like when you cut your finger off, you're supposed to
put it in a bowl of milk or that was one of the old wi
you stick ahead, You're like, here, can we have this reattached?
But no, it was inside unbelievable. Talk about miracles though, think about
how many miracles did Yeah, well, what's the rest of his life going
to be like, get to wonder if you know what happened to the blood
float of his brain. But there's a miracle in that, and so many
other miracles that happened. Right. I look at some of these stories and
we talk about them every day. Some of them can just be plain overwhelming.
They can be so frightening, or they seem impossible. How does it
seem possible that you can stitch somebody's head back on? Right? Think about
it. It's really pretty amazing. Yeah, everybody around had the wherewithal to
not move this child after he was he was on his bike he was hit
by a car. Yeah. I think so many people when they want to
go and make sure somebody's okay, sometimes they accidentally move them. Yeah.
Right, that's not good. So here's another story sort of from that same
alley. A lady's name in this story is Kelly Hannah had her leg amputated
after a doctor who calls himself the leg Saver, had damaged her arteries by
snaking metal wires through them to clear away plaque there was in her leg and
in the arteries and her leg, So she apparently had a festering wound on
her foot. She went to see a podiatrist, and the podiatres sent Miss
Hannah to doctor Mustapha. His name is Jehad Mustapha. I don't think maybe
I had stopped right there anyway, over the lads, does sound prejudicial?
Doctor? Yes? Doctor g Yeah, that does sound a little weird.
Yeah, okay, well anyway you make you draw your own conclusions. So,
over the last year and a half, this guy has performed a number
of artery opening procedures on her legs, both of them to improve her blood
flow. So she was told paid for by insurance. So okay, that's
not a big deal. Well, apparently this thing, the amputation, was
required because it was so much damage done to her leg, to her arteries.
The way they had to fix it. They took her to a regular
hospital in Michigan, and this guy's being investigated for conduct unbecoming a doctor.
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