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news is that it's Monday. It's a day to celebrate, but only here
in Massachusetts. End up in Maine, it's officially Patriot's Day. So the
question, as that fabulous consultant has said to me, and I keep reminding
everybody of this. I don't know why I remind everybody because most people don't
care how we work this. We just want to make sure we work it
right right. So the question at the beginning of the hour is do you
know what Patriots Day is really all about? Yes? Jay, Yes,
yes, Yes? What is it all about? Isn't it? What's it
all about? Jay? Is it regarding the It's not the original answer a
question with a question. I want to answer a question with a question.
You have to give me yes it is. Well, this day is actually
the official there let's see today's anks to the seventeen, so we're two days
off from the beginning of the Revolutionary War. It was originally this day celebrated
on the nineteenth, which was the actual anniversary of the battles which were fought
in seventeen seventy five of Lexington and conquered and then up in Maine there was
a there was a battle not so significant. If you go to Lexington,
Massachusetts and go to the Green, I've bet a lot of people who are
tourists like to go around Massachusetts, take the bus ride and see the statues
and see the pictures and hear the stories of what actually I should I said,
Massachusetts Maine pretty much it is the It's Massachusetts where it's really celebrate in
the and the marathon is run on Patriots Date, its official holiday. Schools
are closed, banks are closed, everything's closed. Isn't this one of those
holidays where there's a lot of battle re enactments indications, Yes, yep,
yep, and so in let's see what things will happen today include observations in
Massachusetts, main Florida and Wisconsin and Connecticut North Dakota have a day that's set
aside. Usually it's the third Monday in April, and it is there are
all kinds of historical societies that were set up and as a result, there
are this whole business about the meaning of Patriot has changed, along with so
many other things. Right, the things that we know. There's a radio
a few radio stations and formats called the Patriot that was a syndicated radio format
that lasted about five minutes. It was based on the same stuff that you
hear on lots of the other conservative programs. And I was out and about
yesterday doing farm stuff, and I had stopped at one of my favorite little
haunts that just opened for springtime so I could get some clams. And as
I'm standing there in line, people are ordering this and ordering. They's one
of those outdoor things that really do mark the beginning of the good weather because
they are only opened and the good weather. Those places they serve you.
Okay, I'm Hamburger, you know what I'm talking about, those places that
people love to go. So anyway, as I'm standing there, there were
a bunch of pickup trucks and motorcycles that drove by at very high rates of
speed. The pickup trucks all had American flags sort of attached to the rear
of the pickup truck bed, and the motorcycles had you know, the flags
were attached to the back part of the motorcycle and they're all wearing red,
white and blue, and they're blowing their horns and whatever it is. And
so that's all well and good. It maybe is a nice expression of whatever
you think Patriot's Day is all about. But that doesn't make you a patriot.
What makes you a patriot, in my estimation, is some deed,
some act, some effort that's made to show that you are an American,
that you support America in a solid way, not with words, but with
deeds, with things that For example, the people that gave their lives on
September eleventh, those people because of what happened in New York City. Those
are patrio riots. People who have fought in just causes wars and have given
the ultimate sacrifice, or who have paid with legs and limbs and that sort
of thing. They responded to the call for duty and they did what they
were asked to do. Whether it made sense or it didn't make sense,
it was something that that you know, they they went the full extent,
they went to the end in order to and that's really what the meaning of
Patriots Day is here. It was meant to honor the men in the battles
of Lexington and conquered. There were other certainly battles, but that's where it
started, and then they was as we went forward. In eighteen oh four,
I'm sorry, eighteen ninety four, the governor of Massachusett the time was
the one who really started calling a Patriot's Day. It had been Fast Day
before that. The idea of celebrating by not eating. I don't know why
people think that that's a celebration, but that's you know, it's with two
each his own, as far as I'm concerned, right, and that's it.
And so it usually here we are in Massachusetts, and this is how
the three day weekend started. It used to be when I was a kid,
Patriots Day was celebrated on the actual day, April nineteenth, wherever it
came. Usually it was school vacation week anyway, So you know, the
third week in April is nominally as is the third week in February the school
vacation week. So in February it's meant to It was at that time because
both Presidents Lincoln and Washington had birthdays were close, so they were celebrated in
that week. And then it was made into a Monday holiday, you know,
all of the things that corruptive just what reality is today? No school,
well, there's no school in most place around the country today that have
April and February vacations because third week in April and so no, there's no
there isn't any there is no school, but there there wouldn't be any school
anyway because school vacation is this week. But there are no banks open,
there are no public buildings that are you know, no towns, no cities,
no offices are open. And you know what, it really feels like
a holiday to me. There are very few of these Monday holidays that I
feel like, or a very few holidays period. You know, if you've
listened to me for any amount of time, you know that I think we
have way too many holidays, and most of them are nonsensical because we don't
really do anything you want. For example, Martin Luther King Day, Okay,
it's great, or maybe we should have a Black history there's something that
people actually do something. And there are other I think Memorial Day, candid,
it's a quasi it's a Monday holiday that kind of people acknowledge. Veterans
Day. I don't think people pay as much attention to that as they ought
to, but there are other days that are just you know, they don't
really that nothing happens. I think youngsters should be in school, frankly on
Patriots Day and on all these other holidays, so that they can learn about
what this all means. What does it mean? People don't even remember a
lot of people And I'm not going to embarrass James by asking them a question,
but there are a lot of people who haven't got a clue as to
what Most of the holidays that we have now that we celebrate are all about.
And this is one of the holidays that people and when I was in
school, and I don't know how much is done now because the curriculum has
changed so much. The Boston Marathon is today. There are lots of sporting
events. Even during World War Two the marathon was run. The only time
it wasn't run was guess what when would the only time would you in recent
memory that there was no marathon? Yeah, pandemic COVID, Yeah there was
no They were both canceled anyway, Well I shouldn't say that because the the
COVID, the cancelation in twenty twenty happened as it was just beginning. Everything
was just starting in March and in April, you know, it was everybody
was up to the ears and fear. So what happened in twenty twenty one
was it was moved from April to October, and it was a big bust
because nobody kind of got into it and there was still a lot of fear,
that sort of thing. The Red Sox always play a home game at
Fenway Park on Patriot's Day, and they've been doing that forever since I can
remember. Frankly, the weather here today for the race is rainy and miserable,
but it's but that's actually some of the racers some of that. I
used to drive the pace car for the race. I did for six years
because I was on the radio station that carried the Patriots the Sorry the Marathon
play by play, if you will. So I drove the car that was
out in front of the racers with celebrities and that sort of thing. And
I never could understand and I said this, and when I said it,
it was the last year. The last year I drove the car. Why
do we have a car And there's a truck with photographers and video right in
front of the racers, and we were right in front. So the exhaust
from the truck, the exhaust from the car is being breathed in by the
front runners. And so when I asked the question, I was dismissed.
So I think that told me. I think that told me as something about
the reality of a little bit too much sense, right, I may I
may have been on to something. Yes, right. It's also known as
Bunker Hill Day because that's where one of the races up sorry, one of
the battles took place. And so anyway, it's kind of an evacuation day,
and so it's considered by the FEDS as a minor American holiday. Leave
it to the FEDS to come up with that, because if it wasn't for
the American Revolution starting and Lexingen conquered, we'd be speaking with a British accent,
right, and think about it, what happened under the circumstances. The
first blood was given, if you will, on this date, and so
anyway, I thought it would be interesting to go through that a little bit
and talk about it as today is a good day to celebrate America. The
controversy at the moment when it comes to social media things that people are flapping
about the situation with Miley Cyrus and Dolly parton song controversy, nonsense continues.
From my point of view, it's nonsense anyway. The idea, well,
let me get into this in detail, because it's kind of a sticky wicket,
if you will. The song is called rainbow Land. Maybe that tells
you at all. So I think they sang that on the show that they
Miley Cyrus hosted, but Dolly was a part of it, right if you
know what the show was something I don't think they did. But this is
on Miley's album and it's the song starts off really sweet with a real voicemail
that Dolly left for Miley, and then they go into this. They co
wrote this together, and Doug, you and I had already discussed this once
upon a time when it first came out that there was a first grade class
and they were going to do their kind of like fine arts program and have
songs and the theme was along the lines of this and rainbow Land was perfect
for it, and the students were excited about it, and then parents spoke
out that they felt like it just wasn't a great situation. They shouldn't seem
the song it was also the parents say they have the courage to say why.
Yeah, there were a couple of parents that said that they wouldn't They
just they weren't comfortable with it. And then one of them why ties with
a lot of pride stuff because of the rainbow flag. And then this teacher
spoke out about it and it was saying that the students were so excited about
this, and the teacher was put on leave, and so a lot of
parents, pretty much the rest of the parents are all standing behind the teacher.
But here's the thing with this song. It's actually about people just loving
one another, life being a little bit better, being a little bit sweeter
if we could live in a rainbow land. Kind of like what people always
give whenever they're trying to be like a little sarcastic. If somebody is looking
at sunshines, it's always like, oh, life is always sunshines and rainbows
or unicorns and rainbows. It's kind of like sunuation. It has nothing to
do with yeah, with pride. To the lgbt QA community, right,
people are so ignorant about dreaming, hoping and ignorance. There is so much
ignorance supported by stupid stuff on social media. So here's this first grade concert
and the teacher who this, By the way, in Washika, that's how
you pronounce it. I think that's hypernounza Washika, Wisconsin. And the parents
want to hold a school district accountable for this bullying. And that's what they
call it, not what I'm calling. They call it bullying, especially when
they don't really these parents would go off on this happens so often. They
don't really know what the issue is. They don't know what songs about everything,
so triggering. That rainbow can only be tied to one thing. Do
you get mad when you see a rainbow in the sky? That is the
best question of all. Thank you for dropping that on as Jays. As
long as Jennifer is here. We had to talk about the contract for Andrew
Tolls. That's a good thing, Okay. I thought you're going to talk
about the games this weekend and I didn't really want to talk about that.
That must mean that they didn't do so well. Oh, just still stinging
from Friday night, that's all. When Dave Romins left a picture in for
two innings when he gave up that runs so Anyway, this fellow, Andrew
Tolls, hasn't played a Major League baseball game since twenty eighteen, but the
Dodgers have renewed his contract. You want to give us the story behind the
story of why he hasn't played any much. Well, you might remember that
this guy was like found in Florida. He's got a really serious about of
mental illness. Yeah, right, And he was found in Florida and he
was like people, couldn't you know? His family was looking for him,
and then they finally tracked him down and the guy needs help. And so
the Dodgers, knowing this, resigned him just simply so that he could get
his health insurance and that he wouldn't have to pay for it. So I
think that's that's a pretty big deal. The team's health insurance probably better than
what he could get on the public duel. And he played every every season
he was in the major leagues. He played with the Dodgers, but he
hasn't played with them for a very long time. But he was homeless in
Key Wests back in twenty twenty. That's when that's when it was so he
was charged with trespassing before he was released to his dad they found out he
had all of this mental illness and stuff, but his dad's been trying to
treat him. So the medical stuff is going to really help. From the
Dodgers, I think it's great for them, good for them. Ye,
yes, all right. I've been doing some data examination and before we get
to the data about what's going on in the Republican Party. Because Jennifer's here
and she's always on top of that sort of thing, Marjorie Taylor Green and
Lindsey Graham, etcetera, etcetera, I thought you'd be personal friends, so
you know, yes, right, yeah, she hasn't called back though the
top touring records at the moment. This is not of all time, this
is at the moment. So the data that I have examined on the touring
records of those tours that are out on the road right now, you are
going to be amazed. All right, the top ten? Are you ready?
Swet? No? She no, not even she's not even this is
currently on tour. She's not even in the top ten. Where do you
get this list the highest grossing list? If you go to data examiner dot
com you will see the information at number ten. Metallica the current tour has
taken in four hundred and seventeen million dollars. The current tour for ac DC
has taken in four hundred forty one million dollars. The what what do you
mean? What? Cole Play five hundred and twenty three, the Rolling Stones
five hundred forty seven million. But the one on the top, this is
the one that's most that is amazing. The rocket Man end of what end
of performance? The highest grossing tour of all time eight hundred eighteen million dollars
according to Billboard magazine. Let's see Edge Shear and its seven hundred and seventy
six million. And you've taken the fact that all of these shows, like
the Rocket Man final tour has been they've been two hundred and seventy eight shows
and they have fifty one more dates. So this guy's going to make a
billion dollars on his final tour. And that's what I find, all right?
So where's Taylor Stript? Must have found her in there someplace. I
figured that girls would go right for the Yeah, I was. I was
totally tuned into what you were saying. I was. I went to your
list data examiner dot com because I didn't want to get Chinese. Sorry,
take it for what you tell us. Thank you. All right, So
let's get to a Senator Lindsey Graham taking your shake over your webcam tonight before
you. Okay, I'll do that, Jennifer. Thank you. Senator Lindsey
Graham blasting Marjorie Taylor Green for defending the kid who stole all of the classified
military secrets from the Pentagon. So, according to Lindsey Graham, Miss Green's
statement was unjustifiable and irresponsible. Well, see, there's everybody's going to different
pieces of this. Tucker on Tucker Carlson on Thursday night, as this guy
was arrested, it was pretty much defending him, saying, you know where
what happened. I take a little different track. I do think there's more
to this story. And maybe you taught me that, Doug, because there's
always more to the story when it comes to the government. But I would
say that this, you know, twenty one year old, however old he
was, it is questionable why he had the clearance that he had. That's
where I'm coming down. It's questionable how that information came from him and went
into an online chat form when they can tell when Doug stuff and posts about,
you know, a COVID vaccine or the virus coming from China, and
they can find you, but they can't find a guy who's put out our
most secret classified information on the web. So I do take it. I
think that's very strange and either you know, intentional or ineptitude, I think
is what you have to say. So, and then the other kid in
in the group who then starts passing this around and it still doesn't get detected.
It takes the media who finally gets a hold of this story and puts
it out there. And then it takes the media once again to identify this
person and put his name out there, so then the FBI is forced to
come in and arrest him. I mean, if you want to look like
this is not I mean, you're not in control of your narrative. That's
what the government has looked like through all of this. They're just not in
control of what's happening or what should happen. They wouldn't even verify whether or
not these documents are real, yet they had the investigation, and then not
one member of this dumb mainstream news media asked if the information that was in
the classified documents was true because a lot of what was in the classified documents
that was released is in really sharp contrast to what the government's been telling us
the last few months, including whether or not Russia is winning or losing the
Ukraine War. The documents in sinuate that they're actually doing a lot better than
the media has been reporting, which is that Russia's losing and losing in droves.
So why not ask those questions. It's like there is no honesty around
here. So I do I agree that something stinks now. I don't think
that we should treat people who put like information like this up as heroes because
there's still stealing stuff that's not theirs. But there is something else going on,
I think. So here's the thing I take exception too. Lindsey Graham
was on ABC's This Week and he was asked about this whole kerfluffle, and
he said that that Marjorie Taylor Greene's remarks could destroy America's ability to defend itself.
I'm not sure where he full of it gets that. I think that's
a little puffery. He says there are military members serving today from Georgia and
other places who are less safe because of this airman there's no American involvement other
than supplying weaponry, unless maybe we don't know. Oh no, that was
released. There are American soldiers in Ukraine, now that was part of it.
Even though they told us, oh no, there are no American soul
will know the documents say that they're American soldiers at the embassy. So that's
why I'm saying, we don't prop the kid up to say that he's a
hero, because he is putting people at risk, and he's also making our
allies not trust us, because can we be a trusted partner? But I
think there is also a lot of other questions to examine here too. It's
the same debate with Snowton hero or zero. Right, yeah, but yeah,
And so I'm interested in when I ran into Marjorie Taylor Green at the
where on the plane coming back from Orlando a couple of weeks ago, I
just kind of watched what she was doing, and she doesn't The thing that
I always bring up when it comes to her is that she doesn't do anything
that helps the people that voted her in. She's doing a lot to help
herself, and she's everywhere where there's something going on, But you know,
she went to the jail in New York to talk to the January six guys.
Well, because they were being you know, how does that help her
constituents? Well, that's true, it's not a directly. I mean,
we don't know if her constituents we're in there, that's one one thing.
But everybody left these guys, you know, up the river, and that's
what's going to happen to this kid. He's dad. I mean, he's
going to be just thrown away. And part of the comment that she made
is it's interesting how some leagues remain anonymous where some are right there, and
this guy happened to be in a god and guns group, and so of
course the media jumps on that like he's some sort of extremistn that becomes his
identifier. Yeah, right, And so now it's it's just I don't know,
well, it's more of the double level playing field against you know,
people who are blowing the whistle on Trump, who are anonymous and heroes,
and then somebody who's putting information out there. We don't even know where he
stands politically, but he's in a godden guns group, and so it makes
the Biden administration look stupid the information he's putting out there. So now we're
going to vilify him. So Majorie Taylor Green, firing back at Lindsey Graham
after the criticism, she was there were tweets all over the places you can
imagine about this kid. His name is Texierra. He's from Massachuset to Shara
to share. Is that already pronounces it? I would think so, because
there's a baseball player named Mark to Shara with the same spelling. Don't think
they're related though, anyway, so Green writes, Jake is white, male,
Christian, and Andy war that makes him an enemy to the Biden regime.
He told the truth about troops being on the ground in Ukraine and a
lot more. Well, okay, so the leak is talking about whatever,
pointing fingers if you will, at our response and what's going on, She
continues. If you're a member of the Military Intelligence Committee and you disagree with
American policy and you think you're going to be okay when it comes to leaking
classified information, you're going to go to jail. Well that is kind of
the way it works, whether you like it or you don't like get I
was happy that things when Snowdon released the stuff and when what's his face?
What's the other guy's name that you got extra that no, well manning.
Yeah, but the stuff that was in UM was posted on Wickham Po.
That's an oslange. So yeah, right in that circumstance, I thought that
information was important to know. I don't know that I feel the same way
about the stuff that's been We don't even know if it was intentional. That's
the other thing. Yeah, all right, So still lots of questions,
not a lot of answers. But then that's what makes it sound much fun
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media items of interest. Let's start with NPR, and they're doing a little
too much anywhere. Ah, But I think there is something to what they
have said about being delisted by Twitter, the political impact of it, etc.
Etc. But as usual, they're making it worse than it actually is.
So now there's a big to do. The National Association of Broadcaster having
their annual convention this week, and one of the things that they're talking about
is whether or not social media will support or be supportive of public media,
which is in this case they're focusing on NPR and whether or not traditional media
ought to be worried about Twitter and what it does. I think that's not
the right argument, of the right position to take. There is way too
much social media. It is way too influential. And just because the folks
get caught in the crosshairs from NPR, they're making it about them. I
don't think it's about them. I think it's about everybody. It's about everything.
It has, you know, the audience. I suppose maybe in a
manner of speaking there, the people who support of NPR are going to agree
with their point of view. There's no news there. It's like the people
who listen to Jennifer and Carola are supportive of her point of view and the
information that comes. They're right. Oh okay, why did I think of
that? Right? They are right with a small R and not a capital
arn necessarily so anyway, I just think there's much ado. There's not much
ado, but nothing but the focus different. Then it's that this it's that
NPR is taking money from the government and so they mark of a state media,
which is legitimately true. But then APR then nprs like, oh,
then you're taking away the fact that we are serious journalists here that were you
know, are there any serious journalists? I mean, is there anyone that's
not on the take from the government, Because even if they're not taking money
there's no reason for NPR to gain any government money. That's always been my
point of view. Jennifer, You've been with me a long time. I've
been off on this rant for years, for decades because it's inappropriate. Oh
my god, I keep interrupting you. What did your I'll just add in
this part. The thing that bothers me is that if they're so conceivably,
if the government's paying their money during times of crisis or emergency, then those
stations would be like kicked into gear or to spread information that people would need.
But you know what's going to happen. It's going to go to the
regular radio stations to click into gear and spread information to people, you know,
if something really awful or catastrophic happened. So I don't see what the
purpose of giving them government money. There is no purpose, there's no reason,
there's no excuse, there's no real I should be getting money. If
they give the NPR should get money. I should get money. Where's mine?
Public radio? Then let them have their donations. I mean, that's
what they're doing anyway, So they don't want to support it. Well,
and NPR and NPR politics are two separate handles. Both the same organization and
both verified with the gold stamp thing. But NPR has the government funded media
tag where NPR Politics does not. That's interesting point. Montana, speaking of
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the Chinese government's involvement, shall we say, that's a nice way of pointing
him. So they said, a bill to the governor there, and I'm
guessing he'll probably sign this into law. Makes it illegal to download TikTok in
the state. Penalties of ten thousand dollars a day, not for government,
for anybody. If you're caught downloading TikTok, you're going to be fine ten
thousand dollars. That's kind of an interesting a reaction to this. Who would
support that? Everybody anybody here that thinks that's a good idea. If you
get if you're caught with TikTok, ten thousand dollars band in Montana. Wow,
Now I think that's a I don't know, I don't know what I
think serious. I don't like I think TikTok needs to be banned. But
if it should be an educational thing, not a punitive thing, you've got
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bad dad jokes. Have we all experienced a dad joke or two, or
three, or four or maybe a thousand? Kier with you, sir?
Okay? Then what do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back? A
stick? Very good? Nice? Right? Why do dads take an extra
pair of socks when they go golfing because they have a hole in one?
What's the best time to go to the dentist? Um? I got this
one. We're three and three were the tat team? Your very good ham
sandwich walks into a bar and orders a beer. Bartender says, we don't
serve food here. Okay, I think we've had enough? Yes, no
or no? Remember, let's try to find one more. What what?
Wait a minute? Um, I asked my dog? What's two minus two?
Two minus two? I don't know. This could be a tough one.
He was right, he said nothing. Yeah, I can spend the
whole half hour, all right, So that's enough. A Bad Jokes Day
Authorities. An Oregon sam man emptied his family's shared bank accounts before throwing thousands
of dollars in cash onto a local highway. I suppose this could be considered
good news and bad news. And if you're the guy throwing or the person
catching, yeah, right, exactly, family account right, exactly, State
police and argons hit. The man has been identified as Colin McCarthy toss the
money out of his car on Interstate five. He's from New Eugene. Argon
I can catch as a rock from a dump truck, Like, how is
this right? We get we're on the Arab in Eugene, So what about
it? Eugenie only what do they call people living in Eugene. I's right,
Eugenians. Eugenians probably, So they had big time was had by all
there and the people who stopped to grab the money. You got to consider
this is Interstate five, which is probably the busiest highway on the West coast,
right, it's it's you're if you're on the four or five, which
is an out growth of the five, or any of the five, or
any of these the one or one goes up and down the coast as well.
It is very dangerous all hours of the day and night. So I'm
trying to figure out who is smart enough or dumb enough for lucky enough to
be able to jump out of their car, grab the money, and jump
back into their car before they got to run over. Right, two hundred
thousand bucks. This guy took from the bank accounts and just threw it on
the highway. Wow. I don't what like motivated him to do this.
He was doing well and wanted to bless others? Wow? Right, Yeah,
so he genuinely had some good motives. He just didn't check with the
rest of the families who are part of that joint bank account. Ah see
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