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June sixth, twenty twenty three. Something to remember about this day. Something
to remember about the month is that it's Pride month. Pride Day, this
is something that goes on all of the month of June. It's also dairy
month, so we have cows in the focus. We have riots in the
focus, and we also have for people who are back to World War Two.
For those who don't remember who when I say June sixth, they think
of D Day. A D Day was the name given to the invasion of
the beaches at Normandy in northern France by all the troops that came from the
US and Canada and England and there are other countries that were involved during World
War Two. France, as you hopefully have studied, if you're younger and
if you're older, you know, it was occupied by the Nazis. And
so this assault, which was by the way, code named Operation Overlord,
landed one hundred and fifty six thousand Allied troops on the beaches of Normandy.
During the course of the day June sixth, nineteen forty four, there were
four thousand Allied troops that were killed by the Germans. The Germans were as
I don't know if nasty isn't even bloodthirsty, and that's the nature of war,
I guess as a matter of practice. Well, yes, another one
think so they are the good guys all sides, that they are the ones
doing what is right, what is best. Well, if you hear that,
that's interesting thinking, Jay, because you can compare that to what's going
on in Ukraine. The Russians have been told that they are there because they're
trying to route out the Nazis who have inculcated and have taken over Ukraine,
when that is not the fact. Many times facts get mixed up with with
that word truth. We hear it, we see it, we know it
all the time. I say, sort of with a smile on my face,
that we fight truth decay here on this program. And one of the
things that is, there are facts, and then there's what people think is
the truth. And so what the truth of this is. The fact is
what the Nazis had done, killing millions, millions and millions and millions of
people all over Europe, from Russia and the Eastern Front all the way across
to Britain, millions, tens of millions in fact, and so on the
D Day invasion, because it was the largest naval air land operation ever performed
in history. Eisenhower, who later became the President of our country, was
the general who led the D Day invasion. He was in charge of the
European theater of war, and within the next couple of days, through about
the tenth or twelfth I think of June, three hundred twenty six thousand troops,
fifty thousand vehicles, imagine launching those from boats and bringing them on shore.
One hundred thousand tons of equipment was brought in. So for the next
couple of months the fighting went to the most just to manage. I mean,
you see, if you see Saving Private Ryan, that's about as accurate
Steven Spielberg's movie. According to I don't know this because I wasn't alive and
my father served in the Coast Guard and he was on duty twelve hours a
day, seven days a week, up and down the coast. The people
who were there, actually some of whom My late wife's father was a bombardier
and he was involved in thirty two missions from brys Norton and a couple of
other Air Force spaces in England, flying over France and Germany, and on
at least four of those occasions, I think either three or four, he
was the only one who made it back alive. In one way or another.
The way the planes were shot up, destroyed, he was physically damaged
a little, mentally and emotionally damaged a lot. And that's just how that,
you know, all this war stuff, that's what's happened to so many
of our soldiers who were in Vietnam, so many of the soldiers in Iraq
and more in Afghanistan. I mean, how could you not be changed to
whoor survival at a certain point, right, yeah, and then expected to
infiltrate, not infiltrate, but expected to come back and be average to society
and just jump into a different lifestyle than what you were dramatically experiencing before.
There was a weather delay it was supposed to take place, I think later,
sorry earlier, if I remember correctly my history about anyway, by August.
By the end of August in nineteen forty four, all of northern France
was liberated, and in the spring of nineteen forty five the Allies defeated the
Germans. Hitler community committed suicide. Many of the people who were running the
Third Reich were hanged or shot as actually, and some of them committed suicide
themselves. They tried to escape, some of them and most of them,
all of them have been found in Argentina and Brazil and places like that.
But from what I remember, D Day was the end of well as the
beginning of the end anyway, of World War two. So we think about
this stuff, and a lot of people keep talking about there being a Third
World War and what happens if it happens, and if it happens, unless
it's a battle, it's fought on land, and that would be fought all
over the planet, because that's the way the access is these days, and
the way we rattle, we rattle sabers among ourselves rather than you know,
thinking about the people who aren't our friends and it's more, and you can
go back to Hitler, you can go back to most of the t Hirohiro,
who is the emperor of Japan. It's one or two or three.
People are a handful of people who decide that they want to take over the
world or they want to follow somebody like Putin who's a maniac. He's a
homicidal maniac, and then people take the trip with them, and most of
the time it ends badly. Sooner or later it's going to end badly for
Putin. It's a question of time. And frankly, the world today is
a lot different than it was in World War Two, and so we don't
have the kind of determination what people. Some people say, well, the
people aren't as bad now as the Nazis. I think that's a matter of
degree. I think there are plenty of people around. I think exactly right.
Putin's every bit is bad as as Hitler was. In my mind anyway.
So that's the story the history of June. For those who have been
around, I would ask James Collins, who's controlling our studio in Dallas,
how much of that did you know? How much of that have you heard
in school? How much did you learn from people in your family. It
was a solid half that I was like, Okay, yeah, I'm familiar
with that. They don't get like super in depth with it. You know,
well I didn't either, Like I mean, if I did super in
depth, the best way to get super in depth. Honestly, there are
a couple of movies or their books The Greatest Generation as a recount of the
people that what happened, I guess more after World War Two, but at
any rate, it's something to be thinking about today. One of the more
important things I think that ought to be on everybody's mind, and with an
eye to eliminating it, with an eye to trying to figure out against the
tide, even how crazy things have become, much of it because of greed,
much of it because of avarice, much of it because of hate,
people motivated by the goodness. Eisenhower was one of the most interesting people I
think ever. He was a very good president in my mind. First I
remember a little of Harry Truman, but not a whole lot. But I
do remember Eisenhower and the eye like ike Stickers. And it was interesting because
after World War Two, when Truman he served as long as he could,
when when eyes. And now I was asked what his part of the affiliation
was by people in both parties. He said, I don't know. I
don't really have a party affiliation. So the Republicans got a hold of him
and they convinced him that he was a Republican. But he would have run
as a Democrat. It wouldn't have made any difference. Those were the good
ole days when your party affiliation didn't mean a thing. He was the hero,
he ended the war. He was on everybody's mind, or not only
here in our country, but around the world. And so he was a
shoeing. He could have run naked and he would have won just he was.
He was one of those people that history remembers well. Speaking of the
presidency, I see Mike Pence has officially entered the presidential race, taking out
nomination papers, went to the Federal Election Commission declaring his candidacy. He's going
to host a campaign the launch. At first, when I looked at this,
I thought he was going to have lunch at campaign launch tomorrow. No,
but he's going to He's going to celebrate his sixty fourth birthday by running.
I didn't know how old. I never really paid much attention to him.
Do you think he looks older because he has white hair? That does
that affect people and how people think about what do you think? I think
maybe once a day, once upon a time, it did, But no,
that not really anymore because some people even in their twenties have silver hair.
The gray hair trend that was going on, and then you have other
people who die their hair way too dark's going gray. Yeah, yeah,
but it's going to be interesting seeing Mike Pence and Donald Trump rump I had
to head because of just they were president Beep at one point. Yeah,
well, I think that I was gonna say, I think it happens,
but I'm trying to remember when it did happen. A former vice president ran
against a president that he worked with. There's no love lost between these guys.
But then with Trump, there's no love lost with anybody. He just
separates himself out and he's that's it. It's me against everybody else. He
has plenty to say about Trump and his usual snide, sarcastic way, and
so whether that is I remember the first time I ever met Mike Pants.
He was a radio host in Indiana. He had a talk show, and
that's how he sort of gets started. He ran for Congress. He referred
to himself because at that point in time, everybody who did political talk would
measure themselves up or compare themselves to Rush. So he called himself Rush Limbaugh
on decalf, he was no more. He was no Rush Limbaugh. He
wasn't a particularly good host, I didn't think, but he was. I
mean it was he was. He was somebody that people and I think that's
kind of why it worked to a point. But no, he's no Brush
Limbonne. It's kind of offensive that he even compares himself to Rush. Anyway.
So Mike Pets is in Hella La la la la La la La la
la La. So I need a minute here, James, I forgot celebrating
National drive in Movie Day today. Jay, all right, I've always thought
when I was a kid, going to drive in was really something super when
I had a car, or I could borrow a car, something first drive
in theater was opened in New Jersey by Felling In Richard Haulling's head. Drive
In created for seniors who found it hard to come from to go to a
regular movie theater. So this small drive in theater, and basically he said
was for his mother that in the driveway, a big screen in his backyard.
Kodak projector. You don't even know what a Kodak projector is, either
of you. Yeah, no clue, No, no, we get a
clue. Ask your father about Kodak projectors, would you please, and then
report back to us tomorrow. Got it? Anyway, So this was the
first of drive ins. There used to be like twenty twenty six hundred of
these all around the country. They aren't. There's one I know of about
twenty miles away from me. There was a big one, a huge one
down in a town about twenty miles from me in the other direction that has
just been They just they tore it down and they put a huge shopping center
in there and a huge condominium complex. It was on about forty acres of
land. Can you imagine that we had the land back then at thirty forty
acres to devote to having a movie, the drive in movie. And in
a way, that's also kind of something good that did come out of COVID
and the pandemic because drive ins thrived. There was actually a drive in a
few towns over from where I am, and it had shuddered it was no
longer in use, but the people still owned it. They never sold the
property, and then once the pandemic hit, they cleaned it up and started
out basically reactivated it and it's still to the state people love going. M
M. Yeah, that's a lot of fun. Actually it always was.
Okay, let's see what's going on with Elizabeth Olsen. The actress is advising
others against signing multiple movie deals with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She was interviewed
to promote her new series Love and Death. As she spoke from her own
experience, she said, quote, just give them one, That's what I
say. Expanding her point, she shared, let's say you're this was the
most fun I've ever had. Isn't that great? I love the characters so
much. I want to do it again. You not have more creative control
for the next one, but you wait until after you've you don't sign.
I think what she's saying Jay is to give them one at a time,
right, And that way you can negotiate more, you can keep a little
bit of control, and also if something else comes up, another project you
really want to do, you can have the control of maybe getting them to
work with you a little bit better than when you sign up for a franchise
and sign them all to movie deal. The negotiations are already done, so
you cannot really come back from that. Correct, Actor, Army Hammer is
not going to face sexual assault charges after all. This was something that came
up because the day there listened to some of the people who supposedly were involved
with him forcible sexual encounters that sort of thing. But they can't prove the
case beyond a reasonable Does that mean he didn't do it or he did do
it? I give the guy benefit of that. Does a friend of my
son's, although they haven't spoken for a while, because you just kind of
disappeared. At any rate, this goes back what a couple of years in
this art twenty one seems to me over in assault when I started with the
radio program that was kind of at the same time that all of this started
happening. Yeah, right, So anyway, he was accused of a lot
of emotional and strange stuff. There were a lot of denials on both sides,
up, down and sideways. But I'd like to see it's kind of
like with with Chris Noath, as I said earlier, be nice if that
was all cleaned up because there hasn't been any case there was one against any
of them. All of the northeast is under another air quality alert today because
of the wildfire the smoke. There have been three major fires in Canada on
the west coast, on the east coast of Nova Scotia, and now there's
one north of Montreal that is taking advantage of the springtime Montreal Express, the
jet stream grabbing a hold of Then you've got to wonder, why are there
three of these events going or white They aren't all at the same time.
But what's happened that's made China, Good Deck Canada so vulnerable to this kind
of a problem. I think wasn't the one in Overscurture was started. Yeah,
some of them are wildfire or I'm sorry, not wildfire. Some of
them are started by personal fires or a bonfire or somebody camping and has a
fire. Other times it can be lightning or whatever. But any weather app
you have anytime, you just even go online and search, you can see
the conditions and if it is advised to not burn anything, people burn leads.
They burned their their trash, like if they have a lot of cardboard
boxes or whatever, rather than put them on the curb. They will burn
those and it's just oh, what was it in California it was a gender
reveal. I believe those wildfire really a couple of years ago. Yeah,
it's just if the if the conditions are right and it's just extremely dry,
even the slightest thing, even like a flipped cigarette butt, well it's it
is. I told you the story once about a barn that I owned on
a farm that was about forty miles from my home farm in Birmingham here down
in Oxford, Massachusetts. I had farm about the same size of the one
I had here, and the barn was old and falling down, so I
bought the lumber. We were going to rebuild it, and there was a
lot of there was a lot of the farm needed to be cleaned up.
So we had three or four piles out in one of the pastures of brush
and leaves and things. And on a rainy day we burned him. And
that didn't stop an ember, just one little ember of flying into the air,
landing on the roof of the barn, and in forty five minutes,
this barn, which was almost two hundred years old, burned to the ground
with all of the new wood in it that I had bought to rebuild the
barn to the ground in forty five minutes, and then the fire started spreading
in the fields. The fire department got there and put it out. But
that's how these things they happened excused me so quickly. Up the street from
me last week there was another circumstance, and I'm certainly all have gone through
this at one point in time. One of the old houses on a hill
about a quarter of a mile from me, an old barn, electrical fire.
It It went down in fifteen minutes, burned to the ground. So
these old structures and the old the debris that's in a lot of the fields
and the forests and the woods underneath these power lines, that stuff is tinder
and it just burns, and you're not going to stop until it burns itself
out. It's almost like the next thing, let's try just it sucks it
up, it absorbs it. Had neighbors who live behind us, kind of
across them behind us, and they were hoarders. They had almost every square
inch of that home had something in it. And so there is an electrical
fire and their home completely almost burned down and such a speed because of everything
that was in that home that it was like the fire just totally traveled through
it. Yep, pretty amazing. Speaking of amazing, here's the story.
It's kind of hard to believe when you see or hear the story about somebody
who wins the lottery once and then they win it again, and there have
been a couple of people who wanted what three or four times. Here's a
lady in Michigan who won the Michigan Lottery, bought it at a seven eleven
store. She made she got three hundred ninety thousand dollars the first time,
and then I think the second time she won twenty five thousand dollars. Is
that twenty five thousand dollars a yearful life? That was the second one,
or which one came first, I'm not sure. By looking at this day,
I think you probably know the story. She won twenty five grand a
year for life, and then she won three ninety or was it the other
way? Whatever it was, the story here, it's not often that you
see and I think I said it was a woman. It's one of those
when people are like, oh, you're more likely it is struck by lightning
than win the lottery. See where people win, right multiple Yeah, that's
not fair. How dare they do that? Anyway, that's good something not
so good for those of you in the Northwest. A story today six women
have been found dead. Portland police are saying it's well, they aren't saying
whether it is or isn't a serial killer. There's a lot of speculation that
it is a serial killer. And so as you look at these things.
I don't know how much I want to talk about this because I don't want
to be responsible. I don't Some people say the more you talk about these
things, it gives other people ideas. But it is something going on in
Oregon, and we do have a lot of listeners in Oregon. So the
police stories and the theories behind it, but the speculation that it is these
are online rumors, so the police say, so it's just speculation. The
deaths of six women under the age of forty in the last couple of months,
So the police say, it's premature to believe that these cases may be
connected. Well, I can understand how people might think that it is unless
somebody's not doing their job. The fact that they seem to have put these
all together recently, and so I think the youngest one who was twenty two
off, I'm not mistaken, and the oldest one that was around forty Clark
County, and I don't Again, I don't really want to go through all
of these the gory details of all of the bodies that were found in that
end of the story, but it does. I would say it would be
suspicious. I'm not a law enforcement guy. I don't play one on the
radio. But there are just people, and people give me the groups.
Seems like when it comes to serial killers, there's always a type they go
after. So I would be interested in seeing what these women had in common.
M Yeah, well, sure they'll dig through that. Portland's a big
city, and sure they have a lot of things at their disposal. If
I'm just kind of a shame, it's just you think about these people in
their lives, snuffed out at this age and for what, under the circumstances,
for what. Okay, so let's see who's getting into various races.
We've talked before about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Who was running as a
Democrat, and it seems the news are he's very interesting guy. In my
mind, and a lot of people that I know. We were talking about
this at the Talkers commenced us Friday, those of us who aren't Trumpers,
and they aren't. We aren't, you know, on one side or the
other. And there were we had discussion four or five of us about Robert
F. Kennedy or an interesting character he is. He certainly has left and
is leaving a wake behind him. And one of the things that came up,
by the way, he's older than I thought he was. He's sixty
nine. I didn't know he was that old. He'd been banned Jay from
Instagram for a couple of years because the platform said that he had he had
shared false claims about COVID. My response to that false according to whom misinformation
says? Who who says it was especially when a lot of not just conspiracy
theories, but a lot of things people were saying once upon a time,
the science has started to follow things I've shown up and like, okay,
we we did see this. So which side are we talking about the fact
that the COVID vaccine causes problems with people? Or if you don't get it,
you're gonna get COVID. Neither of those that both of those things have
borne out to be false. Yeah, and it seemed like it was just
back when it was so still so new and there were still so many questions.
If you said anything that fell into one box, Yeah, it was
like you were completely banned. It was the whole spread of misinformation. But
again, look at the whole quote unquote spread of misinformation that only falls in
live with COVID. People spread misinformation all the time and various topics, and
they don't get banned. Something happened from right exactly, so the politically correct
people went after him and others. Kennedy, by the way, as an
environmental lawyer, he has ostracized himself because he was vocal in the anti vaccine
conspiracy department. And I don't believe that he spread misinformation at all about vaccinations.
I don't think that the arrogance of people who write these stories who say
he was he was charged with spreading misinformation according to whom most of the stuff
Anthony Fauci said has been disproven or has been debunked. And he's the one
who basically went after anybody or through his office, he'd report that this stuff
doesn't make sense. So that stuff doesn't make sense. And the you know
when Trump, what was the stuff that he promoted or said was good and
they called it Trump hydroxychloroquin right, Yeah, and that proved out doctor Ken
Cronhouse and Jack Stockwell, both the doctors associated with this program. I said
that that was a perfect combination of things to help you get through it.
But there was no money in it for the drug companies, so away you
go. Right. There was another thing, medication that people were pushing too
that I can't recall the name of that one eye. And half the time,
some people weren't even spreading misinformation. They were just suggesting and pushing and
encouraging other people to do their own. Yeah. Thanks, thinking out yourself
still came hard down on them, Yeah, exactly. All right, here's
another person running for president. How many people know who Cornell West is?
You know who he is? I do not recognize the name now, No,
all right, he's a philosophy professor. He has been very vocal.
He's a very interesting guy. Nobody's going to vote for him because nobody knows.
He's about as far to the left as you can go without falling off
the planet. So as is the case, unfortunately, with so many people
who are college professors. He wants to start a third party, but it
isn't the same party that Joe Manchin and Kristen Cinema want to start. It's
a different group. So it will be interesting to see how many splinter groups.
It's called the People's Party, that's he said. He announced on Twitter
that he was going. He said, quote, I entered the quest for
the truth. I love him when people say that I entered the quest for
justice. I'm running for president because it's the one vehicle that can pursue truth
and justice. I've been trying for that all my life. I mean,
guy's well intentioned. He's got his philosophy, and that's what he teaches.
He teaches his philosophy. This is back to the teaching to people not how
to think, but what to think. So he teaches his students his philosophy.
And people say, well, isn't that what Freud did? Isn't that
what Young did? And the answer is, yes, that is what they
did. It was a it's a certain philosophy about life. But his philosophy,
if I understand, accoringly to Cornel, West's philosophy is more about politics
than it is about how your mind works. So anyway, if you're interested,
there is the story. You can go from there. Cornell West.
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disease. Here is the thought for the day. I posted this also on
my Facebook page. The struggle you're in today is developing the strength you need
for tomorrow. How about that? For food for thought? Yes that is
a good one. Yeah, I thought it was too. All right,
So we've posted a picture of a of a Hearst well and then Sydney on
the back of it, and some of the comments on social media about the
message that was in the picture on texting and you know what's going on,
and yeah it's a chuckler, but yet it still is something that is more
than food for thought. I was also thinking, I don't know, I'm
putting this together. Just stay with me for the thinking, all right,
Jay, hold on, you'll figure out. I'll tread here and tomorrow,
Yes, holding on. So we also had a conversation about a young twelve
year old who set fire to an old mushroom farm and why what the heck
that was all about? Okay, So I'm putting the two of these together
because there's a new mushroom coffin that has been built for those of you who
want to die and be buried in the most sustain system. Again where it
is most sustainable way, the afterlife will be easier for you to grow in
if you are put into a coffin that is made mostly of mushrooms. Here's
what the coffin has comes from mushrooms and hemp fiber, a special mold terns.
And it was basically, I mean, what dams at this point,
right, you should be instead of putting people. Yeah, well this is
the biggest crazy this is now. I remember I worked in a cemetery as
a kid, digging deging graves. Wonderful experience. It was a very gravelly
ground and I you know, we didn't have a back hole. I just
dug the holes every day. It was a different hole in the different side
of the hill. And I remember thinking then, and I certainly have thought
now I would never get buried. And my mother was buried in a coffin
in a vault, and she sits resting on the side of a hill overlooking
the mass Turnpike down the street from here. And I think about this all
the time. I thought about it then, But why do we put people
in a coffin and then we stick them in the ground in a cement sort
of like a cellar in a center. It put in the cellar with a
cement barrier all around you so that the ground will not collapse when the coffin
rots in your body rots. All right, that's there's what are we doing
that for? Why? What the heck is the point of that? Anyway?
So back to mushroom coffins, kind of like wooden coffins. They rought
in the ground. Your body becomes what is the old expression, ash as
ashes to ashes and dust to dust. That's what happens. That's why people
get cremated and they throw their you know, they cast their fate. That's
what the sad cast your fate to the wind is all about. Throw the
ashes out into the maybe on the side of a hill somewhere around the farm
is probably where mine will get dispersed out in the water or that kind of
stuff. Maybe some people want to keep it. But anyway, the point
is that these mushrooms, the buyerdegradable mushrooms are being used to make coffins,
and they stick them in the ground and in a month and a half they're
gone, and you're gone. I have told a story many times of what
happens. I have a large compost pile on the farm, and whenever anything
dies on the farm, calf or a cow or something like that, instead
of doing your hole and burying the cow he put on the compast compost pile,
because that's the best use actually would be the best use of your body.
If you could imagine, if you could get beyond thinking that you were
going to be put in a compost pile, that's really the most efficient way
of you being dispatched. Your body being dispatched anyway, because it's going to
be eaten up fast by the microbes and the worms in YadA YadA. I
remember my uncle Sammy, who was my second father. He was the first
person I ever knew who wanted to be cremated. And so I said to
him one day, and I was just very young, I said, why
do you want to be the conversation because somebody in the family died and they
were having a cremated And I said, why do you want to be cremated?
He says, I don't want the worms digging into me after him did,
which I thought was you know, made a lot of sense then,
and maybe it does now, right. And I think it also goes with
family. I don't want to say family values, but family in general,
because some people like to be able to go to a grave site and visit
where other people are like that is they're they're just not there anymore. That
is an empty body. They are no longer there no spirit there. Yeah,
and there are so many companies that do different things. Once you pass
where you could become a record that plays your favorite song. You can become
a diamond or something like that. Some people, I think they can become
trees, like they plant them somewhere and kind of like the compost in the
situation where yeah, exactly, put the ash on the ground and just take
a tree into good fertilizer much as anything else. All Right, So this
company that's making this mushroom cof coffent is called Loop Biotech. The answer for
those wanting to live the full circle of life, says the fellow who found
it, a Bob Hendrix, who said he's created a T shirt that reads
I am compost. That's what the T shirt reads, I am compost.
And apparently mushrooms are good or recycling in the planet. For those of you
who think this is cool, you can spend a thousand bucks for one of
these coffins and take you I'm betting that this is probably illegal most everywhere in
America. But what's the difference whether you do this or whether you're in an
urn and you're dust right, it's silly. It's the whole thing about death.
There was an ad where was I A couple of weeks ago, maybe
one of the Los Angeles radio stations had an ad on it. A matter
of fact, I think it might have been Jennifer's station. Car La had
an ad for a discount funeral this guy for thirty nine But I'm serious,
the guy the funeral directors on the air for thirty nine ninety five will embomb
you, will have the service and will bury you. Called Fred's Discount Coffin
and Funeral Home. That's you know, yeah right, get one for you
and one for your spouse. Right, that's it. The Bogo deal on
cremation or on getting that's great. I like that, Jay, all right,
So that's enough of that stuff. The International Monetary Fund is on the
warpath against the United States, and with fairly good reason. They're focused on
the federal debt. The interesting thing is that the International Monetary Fund ought to
be thinking about this with regard to everybody. Where the United States goes,
so does everybody else. But the focus now is on these higher interest rates,
and if we keep them for an extended period of time to supposedly curb
inflation, there's going to be a big problem, not only here in our
country but around the world. And you kind of already seen it. Didn't
the FED when they met the last time, decide not to go up another
quarter of a point. That's what I thought that they finally kind of put
a cap to it for the time being. Yeah, right, Well,
because interest rates have gone down a little bit because you know, they talk
to somebody. And I've had this experience myself in the business that I'm in
this development. We were trying to borrow the money for the first phase of
the project. Nobody wants to lend us any money. Nobody. I mean
we owestions. They know because we got a bank to do it now,
but went to banks the bank I've done business with all my life don't have
any money. Credit unions around Nope, don't have any money. So it's
shut everything down. And with that, how you're not going to see homes
being built. You're not going to see the major The only thing that has
survived through all is the car business. Car business is still fine, and
you know it might not be as easy to get, you know, zero
percent interest rate. But you look at all the ads on TV for new
cars point nine percent, one point one percent the interest to buy the car.
So that business is okay. But the rest of business, the radio
business, the national radio business, had its worst month last month that it's
had since twenty ten, worst month in thirteen years in terms of advertising and
support for commercial radio. That is, you have me. You can listen
to all the things on the station listening to, but it goes dark if
there's no advertising to pay the people who are running the station. Hello,
duh. So this is a problem. And the interesting thing about this is
that the advertising business is always the first to go whenever there's an economic burp.
The people who are whether it's small advertisers or big advertisers, they always
cut their advertising budget first, which is one of the most moronic things you
can do, given the fact that it's the lifeline, the life of blood
of getting new people into your store. Hello, advertising money, right,
I can't afford to advertise, you can't afford not to advertise. So anyway,
I'm looking at some interest on a bank accoust people trying to get funds
into the bank I saw one that was most of them around four point nine
percent now, but I saw one from five point four percent the other day.
So anyway, I just thought that this is important. The couple of
employees in Georgia say they were fired for breaking company policy when they confronted three
thieves and called police to report the robbery. Huh. Video footage shows the
thieves grabbing a lot of items and then they were confronted by the employees and
they blocked their exit from this store, and so the employees tried to prevent
the thieves from stealing the items, and the police then found the thieves.
But a spokesperson for the company said the handbook for personnel includes zero tolerance regarding
chasically or physically confronting thieves. A lot of places have that, and they've
had that for a long time. Really doesn't seem assinine. That does seem
very seems crazy. Yes, When I was a teenager, I worked in
a clothing store and that was one of the policies. You could straight up
watch somebody put things into their bag and you could not do a thing about
it unless you could tell the manager. But until the manager sees it happen,
and then at that point the manager has to go get more security to
intervene. You are not allowed to do a single thing about it. San
Francisco. Head again to San Francisco, DA deciding not to file criminal charges
against a Walgreen security guard who shot a shoplifter. The district attorney cited insufficient
evidence when announcing the decision. They had surveillance video of the incident, along
with other footage that said it basically supported her decision to shoot this shoplifter.
This is a Walgreens in downtown San Francisco. Huh. The video shows this
fellow letting go of somebody else. There's a bag involved in trying to steal
from one another, and so there's a gun behind the counter and the and
the security guard grabs it and shoots the shoplifter. So it's great business time
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a doctor Jack Stockwell, who's here on the Good Day Health program. Doctor
Jack brings us all kinds of important information that we pass along through the many
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in part by Caltran that makes you better. Lose the inches, lose the
pounds, get better rest. That's one of the reasons that I take it,
actually, but the number one reason for taking it is because it supports
you in keeping weight off of your body. There are a lot of things
around. I often I was wondering, Jack, excuse me, because you
represent standard process at your clinic there in Salt Lake City back as anooka chiropractor
or gaps practitioner, so he's very familiar with all the things around that will
help you lose weight and sustain yourself and that sort of thing. So what
is there? Excuse me, I have to tell you. I'm going to
digress here for a second. There is a plume of smoke that has come
down from Canada and it is covering the northeast. It is so thick.
It's in my studio, in my house, outside, everywhere I can.
It's not that I can barely breathe, but I can smell it, I
can taste it. And this is from four hundred and fifty miles away.
We had about three weeks ago when the jet stream was dropping down over the
Rockies. Bad thing. Oh yes, it was terrible. Yeah. Well,
Jay asked me that whether over the the last night the sunset was red.
We had rained last night, so I couldn't tell whether it was or
it wasn't. Um but this I'm sitting here trying to focus and concentrate.
I'm thinking what the hecks them matter with me? And then I remember that
story, But I wonder what this does. Maybe we can digress a bit
here to what this smoke, this acrid smoke does to your body, to
your lungs. Smoke is ash. Smoke is just extremely small particles of ash.
Wow. So the same thing you know, when you put out your
camp fire, after you got through with your hamburgers and marshmallows and you got
all that gray ash there, that's just very big smoke. And when you
have a when you have a campfire going on, the smoke that's coming up
out of the fire because it doesn't have enough oxygen, so it can't burn
hot enough to get rid of all the organic material. A lot of it
is left unburned. And that's what's in the form of smoke. Now,
when you have these wildfires that are going on, they're they're they're they're so
massive that they need massive amounts of oxygen and they're not getting it, so
you have incomplete compos they put them out. That's how they try to smother
it with water or whatever. That's how you put a fire. That's why
they use water to smother the fly. It's like, well it does.
It cuts off the oxygen. Right. Water signs and fire signs never mix
very well. Oh, I didn't know that. You didn't know that people
who are areas Leo's sagittarians do not work well with water. Sounds like scorpio
is well. Out here in the mountains where we're camping all the time,
we've learned how to make a campfire that does not make smoke that follows you
around, regardless of where you're standing around the fire. Well, the same
thing is true with just natural fires that occur from either man made fires or
lightning or whatever else. They don't get enough oxygen, they're going to produce
tremendous amounts of smokes. And because of the heat of the fire, that
smoke goes way way way up forty fifty sixty thousand feet, can even interfere
with air traffic, and that stuff is going to go wherever the prevailing winds,
especially a jet street will carry it right to you, guys, Thank
goodness, it's not here anymore. Thanks a lot. All right, there's
a landmark peanut allergy skin patch that's around. I wonder what you think about
all of this. It's been gone through three various trials batting penut allergies in
children under the age of four. Is this a good idea? What do
you think is well, it addresses the immediacy of the of the of the
allergic reaction, which in some children can be life threatening. Our approach in
the clinic is to find out why, and it's almost always because of the
gut. And when we can heal the walls of the gut, which is
not that difficult of a process, using the gaps process taps, we can
usually get rid of an awful lot of allergic reactions. The thing that causes
an allergy is when you get a protein across the barrier in the gut into
the bloodstream. The only thing that causes allergies is a protein in the bloodstream.
But there's a big difference between food allergies and food sensitivities. But with
these little kids who still have developing immune responses, it can be overwhelming,
even life threatening in some of these cases. So for an immediate you know,
immediate emergency or or something like that, that's fine, but long term
it's going to hurt the immune system. All right there, It is the
word from the man on High, doctor Jack Stockwell. The Deck Stephen Good
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