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my goodness, no facts. A heavenly days, lots of commentary,
and lots of thinking about what you really want for yourself today. What do
you want? Mercuries coming out of retrograde, so things will be even and
so you can start new things. You can take good trips, you can
feel fine, take a deep breath. Into that deep breath anyway, So
maybe today can serve as a cooling breeze that will flow through the open window
of your mind, and then your mind, open as it is, will
not think necessarily all of the same things that it was thinking yesterday. Perhaps
you will have an innovative mind, maybe a self cooling mind. Does that
sound too dramatic change Maybe a little dramatic. No, it actually sounds pretty
therapeutics that Yeah, I want to inspire you. Sound like delighta for God's
sakes, all right, So anyway, let's see what this convicted murderer.
I guess talking about breathing a sigh of relief. People in Pennsylvania. We're
happy as just at the moment we were going off the air yesterday, this
guy Dan Yellow Cavalcante was captured on the lamb, as they say, for
a couple of weeks. And so I guess what the National Guard who was
the who actually got this guy? A police dog? Oh? Perfect,
I didn't hear it was a police dog. I just heard that it was
some combination of the state police and the local police. And yeah, they
came across them and they started to crawl through thick brush and was eventually subdued
by a police dog. Great, do we have a picture of the police
dow we can post on our social media? Had good day? We will
find what I'd like to have a picture of that dog and find out what
the dog's name is and what his background is. Everybody knows about Cavalcante and
what his name is, and what his background is and how he belongs in
the slammer. Somebody's head should roll for the fact that this guy get out
or not. Well, yeah, there's a combination of things here that when
looking upon them, someone an authority, said, what do we put him
in that jail for? In the first place, the jail is like being
in my barn. For god's sakes. It was a local mickey mouse jail,
and so it was like they were inviting him. Okay, let's get
some practice in chasing down a bad guy. Let's let this guy get out,
and we'll follow him around for a couple of weeks and spend a lot
of the taxpayers money, and then we'll get him. We'll take him into
custody and we'll bring him back. At least they put him into a state
correctional facility this time. And so it was at Chester County Jail or something.
It was something foolish, yeah, yeah, And the police dog was
a four year old police dog named Yoda. Yoda, Oh well, we're
sure we got to post him over there. I have a big poster of
Yoda, the real Yoda in my studio that I look at every day,
and extra a picture of my fabulous Charlotte Ann and I have a lamp downstairs.
People laugh. I have a had a business meeting the other day downstairs
and somebody came in saying, is that a Yoda lamp? Yeah, it's
a Yoda lamp. And when you turn the light on, Wow, what
inspiration? Yeah? Okay, So anyway, Kabbala Kandi's toast, he'll have
you gonna be sure the police will rough him up a little bit. How
dare you escape from our cardboard jail? Why you gotta make us look bad?
Man? Yeah, what's the big idea? Speaking of looking bad,
we have Governor Hochel. I never pronounce your name. Right of New York
is at Hochel. It's hochelating. All right, this is from you have
to be this. You gotta be kidding Department. Governor Hochel of New York
is considering what has described as unprecedented legislation that would have the State of New
York issue work passes for asylum seekers arriving in these bus loads from all the
southern states. She said she's going to talk to the State Assembly and the
Senate about what this bill would look like and whether it would be debated in
a special session. Are you kidding me? Well, it's the play Devil's
Advocate. Won't this help get make people documented who are undocumented, yeah,
but they shouldn't be They should not be there. The Biden administration should be
held completely accountable for this critical mess migrants everywhere. We've got him here in
framing him. Now there's forty some odd migrants to just got dumped here on
a bus from Boston, and they get dumped in Boston on a bus from
I think in some place in Florida, and they're supposedly more on the way.
I don't want to pay for these people to be here. Shouldn't be
my responsibility. Not that a cruel, cold hearted so and so, but
they aren't supposed to be in this country. The way they get in this
is everybody around the world. Now, so this is easy. Let's just
go to America. We can get in, everybody gets in, and then
we'll get lost in the crowd, and we'll take jobs away from Americans because
we'll work for a lot cheaper than Americans will work. And there we go.
Which is it, they're taking jobs away from Americans or Americans don't want
to work. It's alway, I'm just playing Devil's advocate. I know you
are, but it's just there's this economy of the conversation of there's so many
jobs that nobody wants or nobody way to fill them, and and and again.
And these are still human beings. Yeah, that's right, and I
feel like a lot of times they're not treated as such. Oh yeah,
that's probably true. And again all the coyotes and the people who come into
this country that expect to have a hand out and instead of a hand up.
There are a lot of people who come here. The Brazilian population where
I am is huge because the people that came here originally starting forty one or
forty two years ago, they were a family came here, another family came
there, and they settle in. They are hard workers. But what is
problematic for them? And I say this trying to sound somewhat tolerant of people
who don't speak the language, But if you want to come here, it's
just I think it's I think that it's disrespectful for you to come here and
just expect that you can assimilate and do what you want to do and they
don't have to pay the price that others who have come before you. You
can say what you all about the Italians and the Irish and the fact that
we are a land of opportunity, and we are a land of the immigrants.
Yep, Okay. The few lands that actually have more than people know
more than one language. Most most other countries, it's just part of the
norm that people learn the language they there. Yeah, their their own language,
and English is probably one of the most widely known. One is most
people know three, three and upwards of languages, eight languages, even Americans.
We really we really don't. But but I am, like you know,
I am all four. If we were to go to another country,
we would have to do so legally. I'm all for legalities, but it
doesn't change the fact that they are here. A problem is that they're undocumented.
But wouldn't giving them jobs that aren't necessarily taking away from the American Americans
getting jobs When these these companies might be having a hard time hiring people on
won't this help get them documented? The answer to your question is yes,
But is that the real question? Is that the right question? It is
a question. I like the question. I know you ulations. Here's another
one. District Judge Andrew Hennen yesterday it rejected a revised version of the federal
policy known as Daca d ACA. He declared the DACA program illegal, which
means, of course it will go to the Supreme Court or a check through
the deportation of hundreds of thousands of immigrants who have been brought into the country
as children, and they're this declaration from the judge bars any new application,
no more applicants for a DACA. So what do you think? This was
something that was part of the Trump years, wasn't it more or less the
whole business of setting these people who had come into the country. It was
a federal policy that will not allow deportations. So I think it happened because
Trump was deporting a lot of people, right the Trump administration was if I
remember the story, I'm not sure. I get a little confused because it
seems like each president has their own version of DACA. Yeah, and like
the what the Texas judge who has declared Biden's version elite? Yeah, Okay,
maybe that's it. So it's yeah, I get, I get.
I'm going to be honest, I get a little confused on this. Yeah,
I do too. Anyway, if you talk for a moment, because
I'm about to sneeze, I think maybe absolutely, you know what I do
have to say that the allergies they why will they just never quit? You
have the what is it? The ragweed? Is that what's coming on the
farm? I yeah, I I was coughing. It's it's not an illness
cough, it's it's asthma, but it presents in the form of a cough.
It's really embarrassing in public post COVID. I never would have thought about
it beforehand, but it just gets to this. It's not even a wheeze,
but it's it's all of the grasses and the trees. And thank you.
I just yes, thank you, God, bless me, God,
bless you. Thank you. So anyway, the judge wrote, will sympathetic
to the predicament of Dacca and there the recipient of their families and all that
stuff. The Court has express its concerned about the legality of the program for
sometimes it's a forty page ruling. He wrote. The solution for these deficiencies
lies with the legislature, not the executive branch, not the judicial branch.
Branch. Congress, for any number of reasons, has decided not to pass
acoltic legislation. The executive branch cannot usurp the power bestowed on Congress by the
Constitution, and that is the biggest problem with Trump and with Biden and some
of the predecessors who took way too much power presidential authority, if you will.
So let's talk about celebrities, shall I, or one in particular,
someone about whom I am quite just I am enamored, I guess that would
be the right word about or with Threeba McIntire, And so there's something connected
to her. She's known as the Queen of Country, as most of you
know, a good actress, lots of fun. She says, she's as
happy as she's ever been because she's with the actor Rex Lynn. I told
you the story I think on the air right that my son's mother, let's
see mother in law against his wife's mother was the original creator and producer of
the Reber Show, and then in the process of rebooting it, the writers
strike has sort of showed it has slowed it down to a crawl. But
they have they be they're very good friends. They don't live too far apart,
so they have dinner often, and so recently my son and his wife,
well, the daughter Sophie knows Reber from before, as she was working
with her mother when she was younger on that show. So Anyway, they
went over the house for dinner and rex Lynn was cooking. Since she got
divorced from whoever what, she's been with him and he's apparently just absolutely as
happy. Brendan said. They have a lot of fun, and Reba's fun.
Anyway, she came up to me once at a Radio Hall of Fame
dinner, introduced herself and sat down. Hi, I'm Reba McIntyre, and
she just sat down and we had dinner together. But they just, you
know, it's kind of nice to see they're just people. You know,
they happen to do something a little different, but that doesn't mean that they
are not just real regular people, all right. So who that in mind.
She got a book coming out, and she got a new album coming
out, and she got this TV show that she's working on. She has
a lot of performing around the country, and now she has Reba themed corn
mazes popping up on farms all over the country. There are forty participating farms
j that have designed McIntyre into their fields. Those participating twenty three different states
all of the country. Three farms posting on Instagram inviting local resids visitors to
check out their special fall Day corps. Isn't that cool? Well, and
it's you know, you know, she grew up on a rantion, Oklahoma,
so she knows firsthand how important agriculture is. Farming and in an effort
to bring more people out to the farms. Who does not love a good
corn maze, especially in the fall, and when you get to go to
Ariba inspired corn maze to it way way way cool. All right. So
we have Hurricane Lee, well now tropical Storm Lee running out of energy,
but there are still dangerous rip currents along the East Coast, strong winds here,
let's see New Jersey Coast, New England, New York. But by
the time Saturday rolls around, Hurricane Lee will be up off the furthest part
of America, coast of Maine, but not really much damage. It's going
to hit landfall though, up in Canada, so that will be not fun
for those folks. Been long times they had a good zap from a hurricane.
And by the time he gets there, I won't have a good zap
left to it. It'll just be winds and rain. But we know that
if you look at some of the things that happened even with the wind in
Florida, what was that a couple of weeks ago, there was still a
lot of wind damage from this. It was now also, what happens with
this luxury cruise liner that has a couple hundred people on it, which has
run aground off the coast of Greenland. That could that could there's a piece
of this storm which will be left when it gets above Iceland and into Greenland.
This ship is called the Ocean Explorer. It ran aground near a part
of the Northeast Greenland National Park. This is the most northerly national park in
the world. No reports of damage to the ship. It just just stuck
right, you know, we all you know, I've been stuck this week
on and off all the time. Even though a four wheel drive in my
truck, you get into the mud and sometimes you need a tractor to pull
you out. They don't have tractors up in the ocean, so and they
don't have up there the ports of call have the ships that you know,
the little what they call those ships that the pilot ships that push you into
the you know, the barges that barge No no barges out there. It's
how they're gonna get It reminds me of the story. Remember that ship that
ran aground and tipped over or tipped on its side. Is that where the
heck was that? There was Central America somewhere, remember when that happened,
five or six years ago, maybe seven years they may have been a while
ago. The ship rolled over and they couldn't they had they spent there's a
PBS special on it. As a matter of fact, they had to get
they had to make special rubber bowie kind of this air filled little rubber tanks
they put underneath the ship to write it and to keep it from splitting in
it because it's split in half, and just make it more of a mess
than I was making. And so anyway, well, in the third attempt
to get this this cruise ship unstuck failed, So they're still trying and at
a certain point just focus on getting the people on board off. But I
was wondering about that where they're still on the ship, right, Yeah,
I guess. And apparently news is the latest news too is they're they're somewhat
comfortable, I mean as comfortable as you can be in this situation. But
COVID maybe making its rounds on that ship. Now. Three passengers have confirmed
COVID and a couple of Americans on it as well. There is a Danish
naval ship that's headed in that direction to try to assist in some way,
shape or form. But you can't get It's not like you're pushing a car
that's stuck. You can't get kind the ship you could get. There have
been episodes like this, excuse me, where other ships came along they hooked
a towline to the ship that was stuck and they pulled it off. That
may be one of the moves here. But at any rate, at least
they have beautiful scenery, and for the most part, what's being reported is
that everybody seems in well enough spirits. People are frustrated, no doubt,
but everyone's been cooperative and those who have COVID are in isolation. Everybody else
is so welcome to rome about the ship, and I guess just treat it
like a hotel, all right. So here's something that you may or may
not agree with, and you may or may not agree with my point of
view on this, because after all, this is quote unquote science, and
the word comes from about a dozen scientists who have put together a paper this
week warning citizens of the Earth, i e. Humans that their actions are
pushing the world into a danger zone. And the danger zone has several key
indicators. So they say the planetary health, that is, how healthy is
the planet? A. We doing harmful things to the planet. We're not
doing the planet any good in many respects. But the planet is pretty good
at surviving, as you may have noticed over the past four and a half
billion years. But there are a number of different countries that are represented in
this paper, and so I was studying it last night and thinking myself,
Okay, what's the good and what's the bad here? I don't think there's
anything new except the approach to what they say is threatening, the threatening events
that will trigger dramatic changes in the conditions that we live on the Earth.
And so the the audience. We have easy receptors here because this year,
the last couple of years have been kind of dicey when it comes to or
at least it seems to us in our lifetime the conditions are dicey or not
pleasants droughts here and too much rain there. I know, I certainly feel
that way about where I am. The amount of work or work that I
can't do on the farm because of the of the mud and the it's just
a mess. So have I had this in my lifetime? I don't.
I don't remember it being this wet and soggy in the summertime on the farm.
But that doesn't mean I mean I could go back and I guess look
at the weather records and see, yea, in the nineteen forty three he
was like that. Well, and there were some hot days, like hotter
than most, some exceptionally hot days, but for the most part, it's
felt like a pretty cool summer. But here's the thing. Mother Earth is
far more powerful than we will ever be, not going to destroy her.
We are, however, going to destroy ourselves. Yep, that may be
what the scientists are are pointing to. They have come up with a term
called planetary boundaries. They define these as thresholds the world needs to stay within
in order to ensure a stable, livable planet. And part of it is
the climate focus, part of it is biodiversity. This sounds like a lot
of buzzwords that we hear all the time, the use of land and how
the water is taken care of. So here's what I agree with. As
they come to their conclusions. The impact of synthetic chemicals, the impact of
aerosols, the impact of these no good companies like Bear and Monsanto, and
the farmers who keep saying, I love these things because they give me a
bigger crop. Well at what expense, at who's expense and what cost?
The synthic synthetic world is full of. Remember the conversation we've had, actually
we've had a couple of times here. But those little teeny plastic things they
put in toothpaste or they put in facial scrubs. That stuff, you flush
it down the torilator when you're washing yourself in the shower. It goes down
the drain. Where do you think that goes? It doesn't You can't.
It doesn't dissolve. There's not saying about it. Seafood has microplastics. And
then then we can sum it right, and then we pump it out in
our poop that goes right down the same drain. C Yeah, circle of
poop. So this is all this This report is not a pile of poop,
but it is. It's there's a little extremism. Maybe some of you
look at it and they say there's a lot of extremism, but they're all
that last destabilizing focus on the chemicals. They come from people who are just
trying to make money at whose expense. We'll look at the five billion dollars
that Monshano and Bear have set aside to pay off the people who are suing
them because Roundup has killed tens of thousands of people, and so the families
sue because they do they know. The lawyers figure out what the causes,
and it's always that Monsanto crap. The things that are in Roundup, getting
your system achillea bingo, like getting shot. You might as well go out
and take a bullet. And so. But the government of the United States
of America is so corrupt that it allows this stuff here. They are supposed
to be protecting you and me. That's what we pay for. We've hired
them. The government is like a protection right. The government's supposed to be
like a protection racket. They're supposed to be protecting us from all this stuff.
And yet they're so corrupt. The members of Congress and bureaucrats, but
especially members of Congress, who take all these thousands and thousands of dollars from
these companies like Montsanto that are so damned corrupt and then they vote in favor
of whatever it is that Monsanto wants to do or whatever else whoever else is
paying. Look at the various committees, and then see if you ever take
the time to look at the contributions from whom they come and the somebody like
on the Telecommunications Commission, the Committee of thousand Representatives, they get thousands of
dollars every year, They have fundraisers all the time. They get all kinds
of dough from Verizon and from Exfinity and from you name the carriers and the
TV and it's just it's corruption to the nth degree. It supposedly is the
worst form of government, but it's the best form of government. But boy,
this is the kind of stuff that we're talking about. And so it
seems that when you look at solving the problems to keep the planet out of
being at risk, you know, the business of the what's going on in
the oceans. There's a lot of good news coming out of the oceans,
but there's also on top of the ocean there's the extreme whether or the heat
from this summer. And so one of the scientists says that if the temperature
goes up twelve degrees on average around the world. The life will just not
be the same. So something to think about for sure, and what are
the solutions. That's more of the direction I think we should focus on.
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major in business administration. I do motivational speaking in addition to your substitute
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the golden role is doing to others you'd have them doing to you.
My wife Wanda, as a senior flight attendance, She's been flying for over
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or prevent any disease. Here on the Good Day Program having to have
Stella Maybury, who's here from Owensboro, Kentucky. Is that where you grew
up? Stella? That is? Yeah? All right? So you were
bullied in entry school and at ten years old you wrote the song that we
just heard a part of. Is that correct? That is correct? So
what was happening? What was going on? Well, in fourth grade I
began getting bullied by one of my old friends. And because it was one
of my old friends, that really made the sing worse. I was being
bullied number one and number two. It was one of my old friends.
So one day I came home and I was just tired of hurting and I
was young, and instead of getting physical or getting really really upset, I
wrote a song and it was a great way to express my emotions from being
young and upset. So what was this? If I may ask you,
if you choose not to tell me, it's okay, what sort of bullying
were you enduring? Well, it was very psychological bullying. It was not
physical, thankfully. They would just ridicule me and my friends and it was
a really uncomfortable situation. I can understand social media is a horrible thing.
Can be a good thing, but it's a horrible thing. And so how
did you get the song that you wrote, produced and on the air.
That's the story in and of itself. Well, my parents, they know
lest Garland who is the creative MTV and all thanks to him. He has
made this experience the most enjoyable thing that I've in my entire life. He
has gotten me on the radio, and I just appreciate him so much for
all that he's done for us. Well, he understands talent, and he
understands something he's I think there's probably three or four dimensions here and dynamics at
work. You your passion, your smarts, and having connections never hurts having
people here. But the point here is there are a lot of people I'm
sure that have access to him or come to him. Hey how about this
for a song? Obviously something in you and the message and because maybe the
message is so it's a universal message these days, the problems that so many
people are having. So you dealt with it by having the ability to write
a song. What do you suggest for people that don't have the same ability
as you who are suffering the same sorts of problems that you had. The
advice that I have for them is to keep calm. I know it might
feel like that you are the problem in this situation, but I promise you
are so worthy and you deserve so many amazing things, and that this will
pass. This is only a temporary situation. So for how long you can
stay calm and be the bigger person than the situation really makes it all?
It makes it better. Do you think you're mature beyond your years? I
would like to believe I am. Yes, you have a little there's a
little rightness in your voice. That's good song itself. Where it's been released,
where's it being glad it's not you, by the way, saying you
wrote it? But there are a couple of other singers who have recorded this,
right, I'm the main one singing. I'm the vocalist, Yes,
all right, I thought there was some other people that maybe there are a
couple of other background singers then right and yeah, yeah, all right.
So the the fact that you've been on the radio all over the place.
What's that done to your relationship? People know now that you have become quote
unquote famous, How has that changed or has it changed your set of friends?
It really hasn't changed my set of friends. My friends are very supportive
with what I do. I'm very happy to have myself surrounded with amazing people
that make me feel great about myself. So they have just been very proud
of me through all this. Really, yeah, what about your parents?
How have they played into all of this? How have they worked with you?
My parents have made this entire thing possible. I could sit with you
and talk for hours about how grateful I am all the hard work that they
have put in to make this all possible. You know what's what's so mature
about that is and understanding how important gratitude is on all levels. You have
siblings. I do. I have a little brother, And what's he think
about all this? He thinks it's cool? Kids? What is he?
Six? Seven? How old is your younger brother? He's nine. I
am not telling him about it. I said, hey, I do the
singing thing. You went, okay, cool? Yeah, Wow, that's
what little brothers are supposed to do. Right. That'll keep you grounded,
So are you being are you going to be corded? Or have you been
on any television programs? I could think that that would be a good venue
for this song. Do we lose her? That's the last? All right?
Anyway, Stella Maybury. You can watch the music video at nan girl
video dot com. What an interesting story Jay about someone who did something about
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as if you will, confidence in my physicality comes from spending time with
Ken, him telling me what's going on in my body. I'm I guess
sometimes I have these conversations with people Ken, and I'm unusual. People say
I don't want to know. I want to know. Why wouldn't you want
to know? They take care of yourself. You have various things in your
body that maybe are hereditarily important you ought to check on those or just the
way you live. I just want to know what's going on, so you'll
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at the office at Late Cardiology in Moldura or in a Zoom telemedicine review why
not three five, two seven, three five one four zero zero three five
two seven, three five fourteen hundred and again I remind you of the number
to call in questions for doctor Ken for this portion of the program eight five,
five, nine nine nine three six eight four. There's a study out
that is rather strange the question about concussions and how it helps or it doesn't.
Some people think concussions help their brain function better. I don't know who
thinks that way, but somebody I've heard that conversation over the years. So
why this study of twins with regard to this, what's the special consideration there?
Ken, Well, I think the only people who think concussions help their
brain function better are people who have already had a concussion. The reason why
you do a twin study is because you want to see whether the effect is
genetic when you use identical twins, or whether it was due to environment.
And the environmental issue here is an early concussion and this was a publication this
week in the Medical Journal of Neurology. It's a study of mail twins from
an average age of sixty seven, and it reveals that earlier concussions are tied
to lower scores on tests of thinking and memory, So you're thinking and memory
skills may take a hit decades after recovering from a concussion. So if you
use twins, Doug, you you know that the effect was not genetic,
It wasn't inherited. One of the twin had the concussion, the other twin
didn't have the concussion. And the twin that had the concussion is the one
whose memory problems and thinking developed later, and not the other twin, not
the other way around. Yep, all right, now, AI, the
whole business at very controverse thing. I noticed that there was a story floating
around that I think is very impactful. Frankly, a boy suffering from chronic
pain for three years. They went to every doctor imaginable and couldn't find out
what the cause. So they went they used artificial intelligence, put in all
the information that had been gleaned from the three years of testing for the various
doctors, MRIs X rays all that stuff reports from doctors, and the chat
GPT kicked out the answer that they couldn't get. They were frustrated three years
of going to countless doctors, and so what came out was that this youngster
had a what they call tethered spiral chord syndrome, which is a neurological disorder
caused by the lack of attachment to in other words, the spinal cord jumping
up and down. He was they as youngsters, used to have a bounce
house, and so it separated the spiral cord and they couldn't find that.
I can't imagine. That seems amazing to me with all the MRIs and stuff,
but it took this AI thing to figure it out. So what do
you make of that? Well, yeah, I think I think that AI,
when it's used as assisted intelligence as opposed to artificial intelligence, will be
very good in medicine. And I think that this is a good use of
it when trying to diagnose the very difficult diagnostic dilemmas as doctors like to call
them, and using some assisted intelligence is fine, but we have to be
careful because you know, there's a there's one of the private health insurers is
having a lot of legal problems right now because they were using AI to refuse
claims without having humans review the claims, and so many approvals were not provided
and this has become a huge, huge problem. So when used appropriately,
AI will be helpful. When used inappropriately, it can be hugely dangerous to
our health. Well, there it is. I think that is the final
word, at least for today. Good Day Health Questions for Doctor Ken.
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