All right, I'll be honest. If I had to compare and contrast this
week versus last week, excuse me. M's getting there. Take a sip
there. And then Ross and I were talking off the year. Hold on
because people on the internet are horrible. If I had to compare this week
to last week, I prefer the weeks with no mondays. Ross, you
want to put a vote in four days? Would vote for four days?
All right, Ross is on team four day. I concur it's unanimous,
So send the decision of management. Let them know what's up. Man.
Ah, oh, we're gonna do this thing. Okay, all right,
my computer just agreed. Good morning everybody. It is the case O Day
Radio program phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four.
Sometimes, man, get up, start digging through the various news stories out
there. Most of the time I see the stuff that I found, you
know, the night before, putting it together for the putting together for the
UM you know, the show Prap and the Ross puts it all together in
the evening, and then then there's the main document. Occasionally, though,
you see some other stories or you get follow up, and the follow up
story is about UM. The the sonic boom. So I guess if you
had your head in the sand all weekend, you wouldn't have seen this,
but pretty crazy incident over not quite DC airspace, but damn near. Obviously,
when you have a plane, and we've had several incidents, clue you
know, the small, little, small little cessnas where pilots have got into
restricted airspace. It's a bad deal. Not just around DC, but they
get pretty clenchy anywhere. Right If you're a pilot and you start careening into
you know, different classes of airspace that you're not supposed to be in,
especially post nine eleven, they take it pretty seriously. If you start coming
into DC airspace, they take it really seriously. And that's what you had.
You had, And I think a lot of people got confused because they
said that it was a Cessna at about twenty eight thousand feet thirty thousand feet
and doing about four hundred and fifty knots. So that confuses people because when
you tell most people Cessna, they think of the one with the little propeller
on the front. Maybe you get like four people in their tops and low
and slow, but in reality, Sessna makes a variety of aircraft, and
one of the one of the aircrafts that they make, which is very popular,
is known as a Citation, which is actually a small business jet.
So when you get into the world of business jets, now they're able obviously
with pressurized cabins, and there are pressurized non jets as well, but um,
it's it's a bigger plane. And obviously now it's flying up there with
the you know around like the airline flies if you fly up to d C
from Raleigh or Greensboro or wherever. Um I point that out because some people
it it launched. It launched them conspiracies. So what happened was residents around
DC heard that sonic boom. And if you, I don't know if you've
I'm sure if you live in North Carolina at some point you probably have heard
one. Maybe maybe not, I don't know, but or Florida or I
think a first sonic boom I ever heard was when I was in California and
it came out of Vandenburg, where they do. They launched a lot of
rockets out of Vandenberg, a lot of satellites and whatnot, and uh it
was it was. They would tell you that they were going to do it,
and it would be like in the Santa Barbar News Press, and it's
one thing there. But I happened to be up in up in that area
around Lompok where where it is, and it's crazy loud. Man. I
kind of cool too, but that's when you know what's going to happen.
So they heard this sonic boom, and as you can imagine, that makes
people nervous. That sonic boom actually was jets scrambled out of h Andrews attempting
to go and intercept this uh, this jet, and they were you know,
obviously they had to get permission. They did. Uh. It was
non responsive and it was flying uh straight at DC Airspace. Apparently, according
to the article here, at pilots were able to get alongside they noticed that
the pilot in the cockpit was non responsive, look like he was passed out.
I'm not able. I don't know if they were able to ascertain from
a passenger standpoint their state. The assumption in the reporting is they may have
lost pressurization, which when that happens, everybody passes out. Okay, However,
and I'm not getting conspiratorial here, we just don't know. Shortly thereafter
the jet went into a steep, steep dive and lost within a very short
period of time, you know, twenty eight thousand feet and ended up crashing
in the Shanandoah Valley. So and if it was on autopilot, I guess
I don't know. Okay, I'm not one hundred percent sure. I don't
know that we have enough info. But that description of the incident is you
know, that tracks that being said. Um, the update was a little
of that. But also whose plane it was and who was on board?
That's where, um, that's where the dregs of society appear. Okay,
the plane was registered out of Melbourne, Florida to a Barbara RUMPELM Well,
Barbara, and what is his first name? Do do do do? Sorry?
John Rumpel, John Rumpell on Corn Motors, Melbourne Ink. So they're
out of Florida. However, actually the plane had been coming from. Now
this is this is where I think they got a little nugget of info wrong
in this story here, because the plane had specifically been on board was Rumpel's
daughter and granddaughter and nanny and pilot. So those are the four people reportedly
on board, and all of which perished in the plane crash, so they
had been visiting. They live in New York on the Hampton somewhere, and
they had been visiting Rumpell, it says in North Carolina. However, in
the AP story, it says that the plane had departed from Elizabethtown, Tennessee,
which is not a thing. So I'm a little I think they mean
Elizabethton, which is outside of Johnson City, Tennessee, which I guess if
they're visiting Rumpel means I'm assuming maybe like in a grandfather or something, although
I am confused and maybe somebody in the in the pilot world can help me
out here, because they have an air but decent sized airport in Elizabethton outside
of Johnson City, Tennessee, and I'm assuming it's large enough to handle a
citation jet, But isn't Boone And wouldn't Boone be closer? But maybe there
maybe there's a reason you would land there and then make the longer drive.
I'm just I'm just genuinely curious. And I'm also operating under the assumption that
AP conflated Elizabethtown with Elizabethton, because there's not an Elizabethtown that I'm aware of,
unless somebody wants to correct me. So from A one, I don't
know why you land a jet one or the I don't know, maybe it's
a cost of doing business whatever. All right, So that's the story.
And if it was just added to be fine, what do you think the
oh, let me throw one little neugget of information in here, the Rumpels,
big Trump donors. What do you think the internet did with that?
What do you think the internet decided to do with the death of a A
woman and her her toddler, A woman and her two year old the Rumpel's
granddaughter. By the way, this very same family. One of their other
daughters had passed away at the age of nineteen. So they've suffered a lot
of tragedy. Obviously, they've suffered a lot of or they they've got they've
had a lot of success, but they suffered a lot of tragedy. And
I don't I don't know them. I don't know anything about them, but
I do know that a toddler and her mother. Obviously they're they're nanny who
I don't know her age. Like the amount of people that decided to get
nasty about this because they don't like the idea of one it being a private
a private plane or two. Uh, the fact that they that the people
who are not even on the plane who happen to own the plane, but
who's whose daughter and grandchild? This was uh, you know, made a
political donation is awful. And I know that the internet's awful and a lot
of people would say this stuff, and they do it through the anonymity of
the Internet. But I saw people who are clearly identifiable talking about you know,
the the universe catching up and just just garbage stuff. So I like,
I had to dip out on this. Okay, oh good, we
gotta all right, So Randy's gonna help line me out, all right.
Randy helped me make sense when they say the plane was coming from Elizabethtown,
Tennessee. Yeah, so it depends on how long the runway is. That
never airyplane. I think it was signal oving golf, Victor. You can
go look that up and find out what t is. Most inserts let you
coming good from a runway that is less than four thousand seas. So my
guess is I'm not sure exactly where less that, but Johnson City, Tennessee.
He would have been coming from probably the try city's airport, which is
in that same vicinity. Um, you know, there are probably some small
airports that may service may have along the runway, but my guess isn't part
of been been there. But um, that would have been probably where it
came from. And you can go look on flight where or airnap dot com
and it'll tell you where about. Yeah. Well again, I'm operating under
the assumption that AP got the the Yeah, everybody, but but the airport
in Boone. I've landed at the airport in Boone, uh and it's gets
five thousand feet so yeah, yeah, if he came from somewhere in Boon,
could have certainly come from that airport and it would have been any issue.
Well, I and um, they say there was Elizabethtown and I think
they mean Elizabeth ten and uh, I don't know what the airport length is.
So I'm just I just want to make sure that the right info is
out of there. But I'm also trying to understand if you're in that I'm
assuming they're in and around Grandfather based on uh, you know or you know,
banner out that kind of area, why you choose one over the other.
That's all so, all right, cool. Yeah, jee, you'll
pick up, You'll pick an airport where you know you got everything in your
favor. Um, you know when the weather's byeah, when it's clear blue
skies outside and you can land in on a lot of dime somewhere, it's
no big deal. But yeah, yeah, Jenie Polos, let you give
themselves some level of a way out in the mountains. There's always kind of
I see, just because you can't afford to make a mistake. All right,
all right, well I appreciate it. They're randy. And again I
just thought, yeah, it's no I don't it's no big whoop. I
just think the there was a mistake made by the report order there. Uh
because Elizabethton and Elizabethtown, Um, I think they're thinking of Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
Let me see what the year runway length is real quick? Do I
know? Boone is about five thousand you know what Elizabethton is actually just slightly
slightly longer by about like fifty feet. So well, anyway, there you
go, all right, six twenty one k c OD radio program. So
that's an update on that. Um, although there is some question if it
was on autopilot, how is it down how did it go down about the
time jets arrived. I think if if they did hit it with something that
would be known, were they able to electronically alter it that I don't know.
I don't know this stuff, and UH be curious see if a report
will get to the bottom of it. Anyway, six twenty two hang on
WPTI in the Triad and one s FM Talk in the Triangle. All right,
good morning, it is six twenty six here on the case ODA radio
program. Coming up on the show, we'll get into I guess they're looking
into it. Another plane full of migrants and a Democratic stronghold, very upset
they landed even though they're a sanctuary city and county and state and I don't
know, probably somebody's home, but somebody actually decided to take him up on
it. Now that's a problem. Also, I had no idea about this,
but apparently everyone else, I guess in the political sphere know. Did
anyone? Did anyone know that? Like there's this weird paternity thing with Lauren
Bobert and a former WWE rastler I had maybe I missed. I had never
heard of this. Ros Were you aware of this? That? Like blowing
Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Bobert's mother thinks her thought. I guess maybe she still thinks.
I don't know that Stan Lane, former Wrestlers, was her dad.
I had never heard that before. Never. That's crazy, man. People
are trying to make it in this nasty thing with bober bober It's just like
it sounds like the wrestler and his family and Bobert are fine, because it's
just like the mom said it once and then there was a thing I don't
know. Um, we'll have to touch on that. Sonic News all sorts
of stuff and Florida man coming up, Hang on, thank you. Casey
is on ninety four five w PTI in the triad and one oh six one
FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, good morning, six thirty five.
Now I just heard top of the Hour. I heard Fox's version of
this this plane story. And here's why, here's why this crap matters.
Where I'm trying to sit here and make sense out of one where the plane
took off from, and two where the owner of the plane was actually at
the time when his family who was said to be on the plane was visiting
him. It's because they want to get everything right. As it happened in
around DC, but give two flips about accuracy surrounding travel the first part of
the travel, and I what you're saying, Well, that's not where the
problem was, right, But we don't know where that pressurization issue happened.
So like they're very well could have been problems over North Carolina depending on how
it how it climbed. That's the point that I'm making. So and now
I heard in the reporting they're saying people may have seen flares that and that
explains why I saw a bunch of people that are convinced they shot it down.
Not because it's like, well, then the flares would look like toy
shot it down, but because, frankly, I don't I don't know.
I don't believe anything out of the federal government anymore. So who the hell
knows? That's where we're at. So be nice. If the media astley
asked questions, had had the correct answers. Frankly, it shouldn't be that
hard to determine what you're saying. You're saying, well, then why don't
you go determine it. I'm not a national news organization, Okay, you're
you're talking to the staff. Oh excuse, I'm sorry, Ross. Do
we have the team of interns and all of that around here? Are they
here this morning? I didn't. I haven't seen anything. I mean,
possibly they could be around. Okay, all right, I see them in
a number of years, but maybe they What they do is they wear camouflage.
Like so in the one hallway, the wall is red and white,
so they always wear you know, red shirts and then white pants and then
they just lean against the wall. They're very hard to pick up. So
but yeah, no, let's uh, you know, let's strive to go
ahead and get this correct, shall we. It's all I'm asking. All
I'm asking. It's not too much. Ah, let's see here. The
White House has announced that Joe Biden and Jill Biden will be traveling to North
Carolina coming this week, going to Rocky Mount. I hope they're safe.
And Fort Liberty, Yes, that's right, Fort Bragg. That'll be happening
on Friday, just so happens. The Republican Convention in Greensboro kicks off Thursday.
So I'm I don't know that they're connected. I I suspect more of
it's about the Biden taking a little lap there in front of the new Fort
Liberty sign. But we'll find out. So what are they doing in Rocky
Mount. They are talking about career correct connected learning and workforce training programs and
how their work is preparing students for good paying jobs in North Carolina. That's
what the press release says, So take it for what it's worth. This
is part of the investing in the American agenda. And then Biden and First
Lady we'll meet with members of the military and their families at Fort Liberty.
The pair will also speaking in events supporting Joining Forces, an effort by Jill
Biden to support military and veterans, families, caregivers, and survivors. So,
by the way, any of you listening out of brag, if you're
there for any of these things, anything's going on, I'd love a spy
report after. Tell me how it went. Are you guys? Are you
guys having to remove all the sandbags from the base? I mean, what
do you what do you do to prepare for the visit? I mean,
because you're already you know, a military base obviously is already a secure area
or a secure ish area, I guess, so that makes life a little
easier. But if you got sandbags laying around. I'm just saying, you
gotta do something. Do you guys see the more AI fund over the weekend
telling you, dude, we got so much time to go before the election
and they're just killing it. So somebody dubbed and mocked up Biden sitting at
them, sitting in the Oval office there, except he's got the head bandage,
got a nose brace, all that stuff. Because I don't know if
you know this, he had another little boo boo over the weekend. Oh
wait, hold on, that's got sandbagged. Yeah, so what he's doing,
what he's saying versus what he's doing. All right, So what he's
doing is bonk and his head getting out of Marine one, which you know,
you got a duck a little and he didn't hit it that hard.
But obviously you couple that with him at the Air Force Academy and quote getting
sandbagged, and somebody put together a little little fifteen seventeen second video of him
sitting in the Oval office, which is obviously AI generate. My fellow Americans,
these MAGA extremists are now using sandbags to attack us. And these are
are not regular sandbags. These are racist sandbags. Donald Trump is now using
ultra maga extremist sandbags against us. So I'm directing the FBI to arrest him
before the twenty twenty four election. Thank you. So yeah, anyway,
I like to thank you at the end, which doesn't quite sound like him,
but yeah. So you know, people riffing on that obviously over the
weekend when frankly, if people were ingesting audio, I wish it would have
been because now it looks like this thing is full steam ahead. The Mandy
Cohen discussion. And the only people I saw do an article I don't know,
you'd be shocked to learn this that actually chose to revisit some Mandy Cohen
tape was Fox News. So I posted this on Twitter. A little snippet
emerged of Cohen, and she's talking about basically what was going on behind the
scenes here in North Carolina as her and the governor went through and decided,
you know, hey, we're gonna shut this down. We're gonna shut that
down according to what we saw from a judge and individually target people like Ace
Speedway. But she was talking about the process, and remember this is a
process, says that cost people their jobs, their businesses, and this doesn't
regardless of whether you think it was one justified or not, you have to
recognize that these decisions did lead to that. So even if you think it
was justified, you can't be flippant about it. Can we agree you had
to make a toughness. You can't be flippant about it, regardless of whether
you think that everything that she and Roy Cooper did was necessary, because when
you are and people hear it, who did lose a job, business,
their kids fell back in their education, their financial struggles that people faced,
you can't be flippant about it. And I don't know that's kind of how
it sounds, or at least comes across right here. Probably the person I
called most was the Secretary of Health and Human Services in Massachusetts. She worked
for a Republican governor. Just to um, but you know when she was
like are you are you gonna let them have professional football? And I was
like nope, and She's like okay, either a wait either wait um.
So you know, it was like conversations like that. So or I'd be
like, so when are you gonna think about lightening up a mass or like
for like next Monday, I'm like okay, next Monday. So so you're
it sounds like these decisions were being made because you and you and your little
cabal. And I understand that the cabal are the you know, the top
health officials in each state. I get that, But do you just randomly
calling hey, what are you doing? What are you doing? Oh well,
we're gonna do that. Oh well that sounds fine, We'll go ahead
and do that too. It sounds, as I to use the word again,
it sounds flippant. It doesn't sound like you crunch the numbers utilizing your
individual experiences because and here's why, what is right for one state may not
be right for another. I know she uses the example of football, but
she's talking about if you listened to it again, so I would probably the
person I called most was a secretary of Health and Human Service called Most implying
that there were a lot of phone calls over a lot of individual issues.
What do you think of Jim's What about outside things? People wanting to sit
in their own cars and attend church service? Remember that was not okay.
So if one person's making a bad decision, simply calling them and finding out
that they're doing it too is enough. To go along. Did you have
a modicum of independent thought there? Because there were some states that did what
is right for Wyoming is not necessarily what's right for California. And so when
people hear that, obviously it doesn't sound like you were taking the process that
seriously. Those decisions had huge ramifications. Now, professional football has a lot
of financial impact. However, I think that if you were to pull people,
and I know that not everyone is a is a medical professional, if
you were to pull people, they might see that as reasonable. Fifty thousand
people jammed into a stadium, especially if it's an indoor venue. But if
those same conversations what you're giggling about right now, actually we're surrounding things like
people wanting to attend church service literally outside literally sitting in their own cars in
a parking lot, and even the cars are spaced or putting big tape around
the seeds at Walmart, so nobody can buy seeds, but they can still
go in and buy you know, food, which ironically is what seeds make.
Is bonkers to me, and and I you know, I think that
should be thrown out there, but of course it's not going to be.
So you know, we'll we'll highlight it and if a handful of other people
have But that really really like me swearing at my phone as I'm sitting there
watching it on Friday, and I'm I'm I'm jaded, man, I'm like
the guy who did nine tours in Vietnam jaded. You know what I'm saying.
I see this stuff and I just saw you know, I'll afford it
to Ross maybe or whatever for you know, for show prep. But that
made me angry watching it because of the way, because of the attitude and
a lot of times I can understand when people deal with dark topics in a
humorous manner, because I tend to do that. But that's not what that
is because she, I don't think she sees it as as a morbid topic.
She sees it as, Oh, this is the process and we're sitting
behind the scenes that we're doing this. And I called my bestie over in
Massachusetts, which, by the way, why would you take anything that somebody
in Massachusetts tells you to do? Did you not see the Red Sox give
up the bad News Bears, Little League home run over, the weekend bloop
single inside the park, home run, bad throws? What are you guys
doing to triple a with you. But when you're when you're presenting it in
that manner, and you realize that the conversations had giant financial impact, contributed
contributed not just to not going to see a Panthers game, but also contributed
to livelihoods being shut down, kids losing footing and their education system, and
potentially death. And I don't mean death from COVID. I mean the marked
increase that we've seen, the marked increase that we've seen in people who put
off going to get other things dealt with, and it caused a spike in
advanced cancers, which when people would bring that up, they'd say, what
is the what do we find? Are we putting ourselves in a position where
literally worse things, things that cause mortality at a greater rate, are being
put on the back burner. And people were, you know, essentially wanting
to kill grandma. They were told, what is this? The governor Massachusetts
had turkey police checking the size of turkeys being sold to see if there was
large gatherings. That's true, Yeah, is that one of the conversations that
you were having with your bestie up there in Massachusetts? Uh? Miss Cohen
just Curious six forty nine case O Day Radio Program. Hang on the show.
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Coming up? That'll be our Florida Man segment. Let me grab a
call here, Jamal, what's up? I don't know what I mean.
It's coming to my hometown, rocking out North Caroline. I hope they let
him wander down brand Street, or a matter of fact, let him wander
down the Hill we were. You know, it's an area in Rocky Mount
called the Hill and it's not too good. So that's what I'd be.
Let a bunted down there. But most likely he's gonna be going to Edgecombe
Community College and if he's gonna be talking about some new job thing. But
here's the worst part about it, Casey, that's ironic, that's lappable.
He's coming to the city or rocking out my hometown. We used to have
us Color, We used to have the Rocky Mount Meal. We used to
have texts Afire, we used to have Stoney Creek. We used to have
all these textiles and meal plants that were good paying jobs. We should have
um caught starging media which was called um M Stanley Products. We jamal,
Jamal, Why would you get rid of all of those if they were so
good, Because well, because Clinton and Democrats Joe Biden one of them signed
NAFTA and these jobs went overseas to everywhere, and Rocky Mount has not recovered
since we lost all those jobs. That's right. There's that whole nafter thing
that the president voted for during his time in the Senate. So yeah,
there are quite a few Republicans voted for it too, which was baffling to
me. But yes, and you know what, Casey, and I'm gonna
say this, it is Fort Bragg. It is Fort Bragg. It will
always be Fort Bragg. And if the Republican Party, if we take the
White House, which I'm hoping President Trump get reelected I'm playing, I'm hoping
if we get back in power, the Republican Party better turn everything back.
They better put it back to where it was. If people say, well,
you guys are conservatives, you're gonna supposed to be sprinted money where you
know what, we have to stop louring Democrats to Illfortrate use our talking points
to try to get things their way. We need to put things back to
where it was and start fighting back. There will be no excuse. We
have the White House, we'll have the Senate, and we'll have the House
of Representatives, and we need to put it back to where it was.
Fort Brad Well, Jamal, uh one, I don't think it'll happen,
because you've seen what happens for Republicans do have all the lovers of power.
That being said, Please m don't remind me, Casey, please Funday,
I'm gonna want it. We'll start it off. We'll start it off well,
Jamal. I got a roll though. I appreciate the call this morning.
And wherever Biden does go, a wandering will be the word for it,
though, but I suspect it will not be Brent Street or the heel
or whatever. That is. All right, We'll be back right good morning
at seven seven year on the case O Day Radio program phone number eight eight
eight nine three four seven eight seven four. Glad to have you along,
Just update you, just say you a few little things if you're just joining
us this morning. The President and First Lady coming to North Carolina Friday to
Rocky Mount and Ford Bratt excuse me for the Liberty so um, that's the
thing. The in Greensboro, the NC GOP convention going on, a bunch
of big names, both Trump and de Santis on the bill there. You
know, we got somebody asked if we might be interested in having Trump on,
although I never heard from anybody, so in fact, we didn't get
pitched Trump to Santis, nobody. I'm shocked, Rosster, you shocked?
Are you shocked? And we didn't get pitched any of those cats. So
absolutely probably the part where I crap all over Wattley as much as I can
on this show. I mean, have you done that before? I believe
once or twice? Yeah, yeah, once or twice. But so be
it. Whatever. But that's going on. And look, if you're excited
about going and seeing one of them, I would not dissuade you from that.
But I'm one of those people if if you feel like you want to
put work in or you want to put money in for a particular candidate,
by all means, do it. But I'm not a big fan of just
handing it over to one of the parties. It doesn't matter which one it
is, so not choosing favorites here because yeah, I mean, obviously they're
gonna align with a lot of the stuff. But sometimes I'm just like,
what are you doing? Plus people feel that there's manipulation going on in some
instances, like I don't know, when a state which literally pays for its
primary elections wants to adjust it, the party is saying, well, if
you do that, then then the person who gets the boats they're not gonna
get they're not gonna be counted for the primary towards the presidential tally. Well,
who the hell are you? I mean, yeah, you're the people
within the state too, But you want to pay for it, then fine.
I don't know, just say it's one of those things that irritates me
immensely. But I hope it's a good event, and I hope that people
who are going to see whomever they want to see. And frankly, I
look, I get it. The desantist Trump thing is on Twitter. You'd
think that it's coming down to a knife fight. But you know, maybe
there's probably some folks who want to go see both of them, who who
would either support both of them or want to make their decision, at least
from a primary standpoint, I encourage them to do that. We're we're obviously
in North Carolina gonna play a big role as we usually do. So um,
it's it's good to see. So we got that going on. Also
the plane that left Elizabeton, North Carolina, which of course is being misreported
by the excuse me Elizabeton Tennessee, which is being misreported by the media as
Elizabethtown because they don't give a crap once we get out, you know,
away from DC or New York, which eventually went down in the Shannondoah Valley,
reportedly carrying um, the owner, the plane owner's daughter and granddaughter who
was two, a nanny, and the pilot. It caused a sonic boom
when jets were scrambled out of Andrews. I don't even is that true by
the way I saw it reported they're coming out of Andrews. Is that where
they came out of? I don't know what to believe. But regardless,
they were allowed to go supersonic above DC, which people notice and said that
they observed the pilot passed out. So, um, is it a Paine
Stewart's situation? That's what it kind of sounds like, basically loss of pressure,
except um, the differences with Stuart's plane. I believe they lost pressure
and then the plane went and and it crashed upon what running out of fuel?
Right? And I don't believe that's obviously the case here because there's they
were headed to the Hamptons in New York, and that particular plane has that
range, so I would assume they were. They were fueled all the way
for all the way. So it will be interesting to see what caused it
to actually descend because people are wondering, Yeah, they use flares, but
people, did they shoot it down? Were they able to? Uh?
Was it on autopilot and then not on autopilot all of a sudden? And
if so, how did that happen? Did you put it on an autopilot
and it's just gonna keep trucking? Right? That's how I understand the avionics
worked there. But um, maybe I would like to see a detailed description
because that's a big question. Would would you know, would our government shoot
a plane down, especially post nine to eleven? They have protocol for it,
and I think people recognize that it would be a big damn deal.
Less so on a private plane perhaps, but definitely on an on a jetliner.
But you gotta you gotta three seven three seven, you know, eight
hundred macs from you know, one from the American airlines, and all of
a sudden it's nonresponsive, headed towards a large population center. I'm sure that
there's protocol for it. But then again, wherever I think there's protocol,
I have to question that. When I listen to things like Mandy Cohen,
it's tapped to be the new CDC head who basically ran her along with Cooper
ran the COVID plan down here, And audio emerges of her at some event
at Duke very flippantly. And again, here's the thing. It doesn't matter
whether you think that every every decision that they made was correct or not correct.
The impacts of those decisions were gigantic lives, fortunes, businesses, family,
the sanity of people, the education of their children. Every decision had
an impact. So you better talk about it with some damn respect and not
say that. So I would call Probably the person I called most was the
Secretary of Health and Human Services in Massachusetts. She worked for a Republican governor.
Just to um, but you know when she was like, are you
are you gonna let them have professional um football? And I was like nope,
And she's like, I can I pause for it? By the way,
the two words there ross you know what the two words that most irritate
mean, which you just said, can you get you want to guess the
two words most irritating? No idea? What is let them? Oh?
Like let the meat cake? Well, I'm just saying your two words.
You had two more words there, and it had pretty big, big impacts
at one time. You're gonna let them? And I I mean, I
understand it to a point, but it just grates me hearing that are you
gonna let them? Are you gonna let them? Okay? Either way?
Either way? So, you know, it was like conversations like that,
so or I'd be like, so when are you gonna think about lightning up
a mass? Or like for like next Monday. I'm like, okay,
next Monday. Is that the process you thought? What's going on? I
think, like listen before COVID, I think, and I don't think I'm
alone in this. I think most people when they thought of stuff, like
even on a state level, but like say like the CDC, right sure,
when you thought of the CDC in Atlanta, they know, you know,
this is their watchdogs man, right. We figured they had a plan,
right because when you would think of the CDC, where you would think
of Dustin Hoffman going to find the monkey or Grimes breaking into the CDC during
the outbreak, because that's the last bastion of you know, of safety,
and they know they have a plan. We almost they do the European version,
that's where they go. We just assumed, I think, because of
what we knew about it was from Hollywood, that there was a plan,
right the A Bowl outbreak, remember when that happened down in Texas before COVID,
We're like, you know what, it's a bowl. It's terrifying,
but it's a CDC. They have a plan. They're very competent. I
think after COVID, I think we've all realized there was no plan. They're
making it up as they go along. That's terrifying. Yeah, but they're
doing it together, talking to their friends, calling their calling their buddy and
look, I want them to talk to their counterparts. I'm a big advocate,
not just in this but in a lot of things that you've heard me
say fifty peatree dishes, right, And I like that concept of America,
and it's what they founding fathers intended. Right. You had the fifty states.
They came together and they joined, but they joined for the purpose of
very specific things, and those were enumerated. Those were this is what the
joined effort is supposed to deal with. Everything else the individual states will deal
with. And at that point it allows different experiments in the way that we
educate kids and the way that we do roads, and the way that we
you know, craft policy. See and and but what what what is an
extra beneficial in that is? If I'm in one state and you know,
we don't like the way that our education systems working, or we don't like
how policy surrounding um, you know, whatever it is is going, you
then can see if hey, maybe there's something over in that other state.
What are they doing? They look like it's going well. And that's that's
I mean, that is that's a really really powerful benefit. But when it's
just one size fits all at the federal level, not so much. And
when as Ross pointed out, by the way, I'm sure so the CDC
in Atlanta, obviously Atlanta was fine, and the walking dead right having the
CDC there. It was just everybody else right, Oh, doctor Edward Jenner.
I'm but I'm assuming Atlanta wasn't hit too hard. Sort of sort of
was in the suburbs, a little bit further out of you know, kind
of kind of expanded, you know, like down by where the NASCAR track
is. That's pretty far. So don't worry. The one guy lifted the
CDC, he's got it handled. Okay, all right, that's good.
I never really got into the Walking Dead, so I'm glad Ross is here
to fill me in. Um. Yeah, and and so yes, I
understand that concept of her sitting there and calling, hey, what are you
doing? But if if your conversation is that, holy hell, man,
are you going to nah? Okay? And and and maybe it was much
more technical and science driven those conversations, and if it was expressed that because
the way that that sounds isn't good. It sounds like a casual conversation.
And there was nothing casual about these decisions. Based on how much impact they
had, all right, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four.
The phone number you want to be here on the show. That's how
you make that happen. By the way, I'm you know what, I
feel like I've almost come around on this. God bless peta Man, God
bless pet And most people don't realize this when it comes to when it comes
to um animal rights activists and and I don't mean the people running around cover
you know, covering themselves in bloody fur coats and uh, you know,
screaming at you, but I mean real deal money behind it activism where they
where, they're lobbying politicians, they're filing a ton of lawsuits. They really,
really really are doing things too make it harder for you to hunt,
to fish and and everything under the sun. Pete is not yet. Peta
is the is the media version of it. It's the it's the flashy version
with the dumb stunts. It's it's organizations like the Humane Society of the United
States, which is not your puppies and kitties. By the way, a
lot of people hear that a Humane Society of the United States. That sounds
nice, puppies and kitta that's not it, and arguably that's intentional. So
with peta Man, they're just pure entertainment, just pure entertainment. And over
the weekend, I was incredibly entertained when I don't know what they were thinking.
I mean, I understand this, so you have to. You have
to comprehend the the theory that dinosaurs that modern day birds are the evolutionary cousins
of dinosaurs. So your head around that and then you'll understand why Peter thought
it would be a good idea to put something out that says, if you
wouldn't eat a t rex, don't eat a chicken. Because I feel like
it had the opposite impact. They thought it was going to think twice before
ordering that chicken sandwiches that chicken sandwich. T Rexes wouldn't approve of you eating
their descendants. So I don't know if they're threatening, like if you eat
it, if you eat a you go to Chick fil A, a t
rex is going to eat you as you're pulling out of the parking lot,
or they implying that people wouldn't eat t rexes. Because I have some news
for you, People eat whatever. If there was dinosaurs around, you think
they wouldn't be in the Wuhan market. Dude, I would go full Jurassic
Park just for the leftovers. I mean that would feed like a typical American
cold de sect for at least a day. Right here, I've probably born
in a day world hunger. Dude, they're eating panglin right now. Somebody's
eating panglin right now with everything they know, damn right, they'd eat a
t rex. Get some old boys down in Louisiana who you know who eat
gator once a week? You think they wouldn't eat a t rex? Now
do you go? Do you go straight buffalo sauce with that? Or how
do you I'm not how are you gonna? I think first you would have
to handle it like a like a really like a well, like a nice
steak, you know what I mean. You're like, don't put anything on
it at first, Like no catchup on the t rex right before you got
to taste it at least. Come on, man, you gotta see what's
up first. Who wouldn't try a t rex? Come on? I would?
I think they're say fair wouldn't have deep fried t rex if they could?
And like I said, the messaging from Pete is weird too. Are
they Are they threatening to release a t rex upon the populace right right?
Do they have one already? What are they trying to do this because if
they did, that would be a far more effective tool. Right. It
would be you go to like a you go park in front of a fud
Ruckers or something, right, and you're like, you know you haven't gonna
kill in and eath those burgers. Yeah, you gotta. You gotta a
naked chicken it cage, right, because that's standard. But then you're like,
and you know what, if you make it past the cage, watch
out. One guy tries boom t Rex far more effective, all right?
Seven twenty three case O Day radio program, Hang on This one oh six
one FM Talk in the Triangle and News Talk five w PTI and the Tryad.
All Right, seven thirty five Good Morning actually has seven thirties Koda radio
program Chuck Todd he is leaving Meet the Press, Welcome back. I have
a personal announcement. Well today it's not my final show. This is gonna
be my final summer here Meet the Press. It's been an amazing, nearly
decade long run. I'm pretty really proud of what this team and I have
built over the last decade and frankly the last fifteen plus years that I've been
here at NBC. Yeah, so I don't know why, but that seemingly
got more pressed than just about anything yesterday. What does it matter, He's
obviously what was more impactful was the death of Russer, who also was the
host for what like twenty years or something. But you know, the current
iteration to meet the press is Chuck Todd, who, by the way,
on more than one occasion we have pointed out what you can call it oversight.
I guess some would argue that it is propaganda ish some of the things
that that Chuck Todd has said. Um, in fact, here I was
just given through. Let's just check out what's in the act due to treating
people as political pot that's right, all right, So here's his This is
a very recent take. This is Matha's Vineyard when the plane landed up there
with the migrants, because Martha's Vineyard and Massachusetts Sanctuary places a self proclaim and
it's all due to treating people as political parts, leaving some migrants who might
have been misled to believe they were going elsewhere that doesn't have any infrastructure designed
to help them at all. Right, word, it's inhumane. M Yeah,
they have really nice houses there. I don't know if you're not rostery
aware of this. They have these houses. They have lots of bedroom on
Martha's Vineyard. Oh dude, there's so much space. I mean, and
you know, big, big, old extra bedrooms. Nobody's using. Um
good food. You know what's gonna make you feel great too, after that
long journey the beach. Yeah, you know what, they got some of
that too. Great seafood, great seafood. Nice little harbor there. In
fact, they got a bunch of boats parked there, which themselves many of
them are large enough that they have staterooms. That's even more bedrooms. And
uh, they have like ice cream, big ice cream if you did you
ever go to Martha's Vineyard, you ever been to any Okay, So,
like they have the big ice cream stands, and I mean it's it's it's,
uh, they got all sorts of goodies there. It's it's a nice
place, arguably better than I don't know, let's say small Texas border town
that literally is housing as many folks. Uh. And by housing, I
mean they're literally sleeping on the streets or under underpasses. Is that the infrastructure,
by the way, that truck Oh you know what, I don't think
they have an underpass, big old interstate underpass on Martha's Vineyard. Maybe that's
what Chuck Todd was referring to. And by the way, meet the Press,
I think is in third place on Sunday mornings, so don't care.
But there was a lot of ink dedicated to that yesterday and just blew me
away. On that same note, authorities in California are investigating. Now,
remember this is in the Sacramento area, and Sacramento the county in which it
is, in the state in which it is in, and of course the
part where it's literally the capital of the state. All of them they are
layers of sanctuary places, So why are they investigating? Authorities are investigating who
is behind the transportation of sixteen migrants who ended up on the doorstep of a
diocese in Sacramento Friday after being flown on a private charter jet from New Mexico.
The Venezuelan and Colombian migrants entered the US and El Paso and had been
processed by American immigration officials with court dates for asylum claims. And then they
say that after crossing, individuals representing a private contractor offered to get them to
their final destination. Let's see who is this? According to Pico, a
nonprofit that is a spirit that helps spiritually rooted individuals who take action for racial
and economic justice. In California, Oh good lord, they were intentionally deceived,
they were alied to were they Let me ask you a question. If
you came to this country, we're processed in and we're looking for housing,
perhaps work sustenance would whatever it may be, California is a hell of a
lot better New Mexico lots of lots of opportunities. There very lax laws that
will allow you to get gainful employment assistance with housing, taxpayer dollars for a
variety of stuff, and other states too. In Minnesota, they're literally they're
going to give free free college to illegal immigrants, not to you know,
just all Minnesotans, you know, legal Minnesotans up there, but no to
illegal immigrants. Would you rather be there or New Mexico, which is not
as much opportunity, not a very rich state in the sense that there's a
lot of availability of assistance. You're a hell of a lot better off in
Sacramento or anywhere you're nearer, like the San Joaquin Valley. Man I don't
know what the hell they're talking about. All right, let's grab grab a
couple of calls here, did you bill? What's up? Good morning,
sir? Two great cats. You know, you know t Rexes were Scottish
because they could never get their hands in their pockets to pay the bill.
And if t Rexes were alive today, don't you think the Germans would be
making like worse than Schnitzel's. Well, as we know from I can't remember
the name of the documentary, what they actually did is the Nazis escape and
took t Rexes to the moon, sir, so should look that up?
Oh wow, yeah, are they popular Argentine? Also, you know,
I don't know, I don't know. I just saw that they were on
the moon in that one document people were as to look into. Okay,
all right, we'll check it out. Thanks for the random Scottish joke the
starter on Monday, Sharon, what's going on? I'm sorry, Christian,
excuse me, Christian? What's going on? Hey, Casey, I'm calling
about bringing attention to the new laws of no right on Reds and Raleigh.
Okay, I don't know if Mary Baldwin like realizes that that you know,
Uh, it increases fuel consumption and I doing time and emissions into the air,
and it relieves congestion of traffic. Like I don't I don't begin to
understand, especially in the downtown Raleigh area. A lot of the decisions that
are made. Um, having been somebody who spent I spent quite a few
years living downtown, but um, and there were a lot of baffling choices
that were made. Yeah, you know, I don't know. I just
know that frankly, they'll just come up with something random down there, especially
anything in and around Favor Street. I mean, obviously, look they changed
that from a walking street to a walking street back to another street. Couldn't
turn left here, couldn't turn red there, couldn't park on this side.
So I mean it's constantly evolving. Yeah. Yeah. And then the money
behind the signage and the labor, like you know, I think Raley has
so many more major problems, and that's the issue that she decides to address
that I don't even think it's an issue. Well, and then we got
a lot of infrastructure there, and among those is a very very impressive network
of cameras. And then when our state auditor decides to monster truck a vehicle
and flee. At no point are we able to see the footage. So
it's just very weird to me with all of this stuff that that would be
that. So all right, sir, well, thank you for all this
morning, Thank you for not making Scottish jokes. To appreciate that. All
right, seven forty four race agic from the little chail. Oh I bet
cheese, I bet your cheese. Man over the Clemson ejection. Oh yeah,
that was ridiculous, a little silly. Well, it was ridiculous.
Well we could. I can talk all day about why you while you pull
a guy on a two strike count, that's I won't strike away from winning
the ball. I just let's go back to because it's rigged, man,
It's all rigged. It's got to be. It has to be rigged.
So somebody wanted there was there was a lot of weird calls with college baseball
this weekend. Obviously there was a lot of games going on. But yeah,
yeah, weird ejections, yeah, and some of those strike zones.
Yeah, and that was kind of silly. I mean, I don't know,
and who knows. I mean the way way yesterday that was crazy.
The Charlotte team. Congrats to them, and you know they didn't have a
hit till the eighth inning and then it was all over with first it's a
home run and man, what are you? What are you gonna do?
Um? Well, so that's over. It was yesterday though, it was
really nice. Yeah, it was so keep that up and ring the one
thing happened, but don't don't punish the hat's all right, we're good,
We're good. Yeah. I remember Friday we kind of had triangle more clouds
and then we had try it or try it less clouds. Now it's kind
of reversed today. Line from Greensboro to Fayetville and west this morning scene clouds
and then to the east's more in the way of clear sky. So God
of sunshine with clouds west temperatures upper seventies, low eighties today and then maybe
a shower thundershower as we head on through tonight, and then sunshine for everyone
tomorrow in the load of mid eighties. And Wednesday we'll have an afternoon shower
thunderstorm threat with middle eighties and that's actually come with a front. That front
will come through Wednesday night and by Thursday Friday, beautiful weather, sunshine,
to partly sunny both days. Highs only in the upper seventies to just above
eighty, and the loads are going down and to the pleasant load of mid
fifties. So some cooler weather coming in late week before we warm up again.
So it doesn't look like a very active week. Isolated storms tonight,
maybe as we get through Wednesday Wednesday night semere weather or not expected. And
the good news is that the tropics are quiet, although they did go and
name that storm late Friday, Arlene. So we've got one of the books
already in this hurricane season, but nothing forecasts develop over the next seven days.
Okay, all right, we'll touch base in an hour. Appreciate it,
sir. Okay, all right, there you go. Race Djack from
the Weather Channel coming up. I promise you a Florida man story. We
will will deliver on that. Also, where do I put this? Yeah,
here we go. The I mentioned RNC or specifically the Republicans pretty interesting
debate criteria, so we'll have to throw that out. And the city of
Winston Salem has decided that they want to get in on all of the LGBTQ
I A plus two spirit whatever uh bride stuff and uh it's messy. We'll
explain coming up. Case O Day Radio program Smart Talk all day nine four
five w PTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the
Triangle fifty two back now here on the case O Day Radio program. And
uh, well, you know what, let's just let's just go ahead and
get into the show. Florida then Florida then something in the water the error
sent that makes you do all that crazy crap. It's like the state is
one week done ass trap. Nowhere else has the Florida Man. It is
almost like, as the Weird Factor climbs, you'll find out it happened in
Florida every time. Florida Man, Florida Man. If anyone can Jeremy,
if you know you can't, just mind life, you're crazy. But of
course, but it's not as bad crowd crazy as yours. Nowhere else are
you gonna find him. They're so used to it they don't mind him.
Hooray for Florida. On that and today's Florida Man hails from well to Miami
area Miami Gardens to be exact, the suspect here we go decided, Hey,
I'm gonna rob a cell phone store. I Repair Tech is the name
of the store. That's more I guess just cell phones, electronics, cell
phones, variety of stuff. But they they do have security camera and thank
god for that. So here's what you see. You see a dude come
into the store wearing a box on his head and it looks like it looked
boxes about the size that you'd get like printer paper in maybe a little bigger,
covering his head because you know, security cameras don't want to get caught.
This happened around four am Saturday, so nobody nobody in the store.
UM footage shows the unidentified man smashing glass displays, swiping phones, all the
while sporting the box on his head. Unfortunately, though, and this is
very sad, at one point he was having a little trouble seeing what he
was grabbing, and he lifted the box up and that allowed a picture of
his face to be uh seen and uh and he put the box back on,
continued rummaging through the merchandise. All told, he got nineteen phones,
about eight thousand dollars in cash. Why do you keep that much cash in
there, sir? Crazy? But um, obviously uh that was was successful
even with the box. I mean, he was able to get the stuff
get away. Unfortunately, though, when the store owner arrived and the next
day he saw the man's face. And it's in a shopping plaza, and
now things are open for business or starting to get open for business, because
again I started at four am. Guy gets there, it's early morning,
and on a whim, he goes outside and begins to look around the plaza
to see, if I don't know, see what he can see right and
low and behold, a little ways down the road in the same plaza,
near a liquor store, is this dude and his buddy's drinking, because obviously
they got eight thousand dollars in cash and a bunch of phones and stuff.
And he was arrested by police later that day. So there you go.
I have a question. I look, it's been a while since I've been
a kid. Don't you cut eye holes in the box? Am I wrong
on this? I mean, is this like Oceans One? But with zero
planning that went into it? I would think job number one would be to
make it so you could see out of the box. I mean, unless
you're like Daredevil. Well okay, all right, let's let's operate under the
assumption that it's not Daredevil. Okay, who's hooking up heightened? No?
No, no, no, no, Now this is some uh some criminal
uh dude who obviously immediately went to a liquor store. So I'm sure he's
probably dealing with some other issues. But um yeahs Erino with not Daredevil,
but you know you'd want to see I'm reminded of that. See you ever
you saw a Django n chain draws? I still have not seen it.
Gonna make you a list. There's a scene in there where and it's um
where they're going to get Django and his partner, the German doctor, and
but they're they're clan members and like one of their wives makes hoods for him.
But it sho doesn't cut the eye holes right I did. It's hilarious.
But this guy, there's no holes in that box. So he went
through all that trouble putting that box on his head. Realize I can't see
crap. Has to pull the box off. That's his downfall. And at
first when I saw the video, I'm like, um, is that?
I assume it might have been a cat or a toddler, because who else
is in a box? As much as a cat or a toddler. I
don't know why cats love boxes so much. What they did? Your cat
dig boxes? Or is he? Oh elliot, it's all about the boxes.
Yeah, yeah, Like if you put a box on the floor,
not even a second he'll be in it. So you could understand why,
coupled with the fact that cats would totally rob stuff because they're all about them,
why I suspected that. But if he had just kept the box down,
they might have been looking for cats. But now he's in custody,
So thank you for that. For it a guy really appreciate it, all
right? Oh man? That the state that keeps on given. I tell
you, I will come back onto the city of Winston Salem's LGPT pride logo
on the social media and the backlash more in a moment. Hang on,
remember all right, morning everybody at seven, and I just got done reading.
I am assuming an article that I'm assuming on whatever laptop it was penned
has spittled all over it, because holy cow, is that unhinged. I'm
gonna have to share parts of it with you. And this is shockingly this
is from the Daily Based executive editor. So the top the tippy top decided
to write her own opinion piece entitled Casey DeSantis is the Walmart Melania Trump over.
It is over a jacket. Ah, it's and you're gonna be shocked
to learn it's gonna come across as a little elitist. Okay, we'll get
to that here in just a moment. I gotta throw out this Winston Salem
story, which, by the way, is from Ril and I'm pretty sure
that w r L is not the station over in Winston Salem. It's weird.
I wonder what would have prompted them to decide that they were going to
write this story, which admittedly really doesn't have a lot of specific benefit to
their actual market. I mean, we're blessed in the sense that I get
to be an obnoxious jerk in both the Triad and Triangle, but that's because
we are in both markets. I wonder if there was an activist reasoning for
this. All. Right, here we go to honor and celebrate Pride Month,
which started June first, So thank you for explaining when a month may
have started on the first of it. Ross write that down for future stuff
in case we get confused. The City of Winston Salem posted a Pride themed
logo on its Facebook page, but the picture was taken down less than two
hours later and replaced with the standard city logo. The Pride themed image,
which had the city's logo with a rainbow flag behind it, was removed,
and removing the picture from its prominent showing ensued controversy. Did it or did
like an activist call you? Because it really looks like one of these articles
where an activist reaches out to their news news buddy and was like, Aah,
this thing happened. Will you write an article and then they'll talk about
how, you know, how everyone was outraged, when in reality, I
bet a bunch of you, even though of you listening in Winston Salem had
no idea any of this app I didn't And even though I don't, you
know, I don't live in Winston Salem, obviously, I you know,
every day when I'm putting prepp together, I am going through various media sources
and various blogs and different people that I, you know, talked to in
and around Winston Salem, Greensboro, High Point, Chapel Hill, Durham,
Raleigh, Fayetteville even to some extent and everywhere in between, looking at you
Burlington MEBN and you know, and so I stay up to I had no
idea about this, you know why, because it's just so dumb. But
apparently everyone was outraged. So if you live in Winston Salem, you're apparently
you're outraged the idea that a background promotes one cause over others, and this
is the other thing. Rather than explaining in reporter terms what the beef is,
they use the statement from the activist or people commenting on the page to
lay out the story. And that's not the right way to do it.
That's reaction stuff. So you lay out the story, just the facts,
and then you go in and you try to get balanced reaction. The idea
that a background promotes one cause over others is ridiculous, and it contradicts posted
prematurely, which implies you intended. So there the reason that there there,
Excuse me, The reason this person is commenting is based on the explanation from
the city, which the reporter hasn't even given you yet. It was really
confusing. I had to read this article like three times to figure out what
the hell was going on. The problem was as the reporter understood it,
because they took all the information in and they it feels like they then wanted
to elevate this take, and I wonder if it's because perhaps maybe that's their
take, not actually them who wrote it, but they agree with it.
So basically the response from the city was it was prematurely posted. Okay,
they posted a prematurely somebody, and I don't know if that means that they
had a schedule to post for a particular day or more specifically, somebody in
the chain there did it and didn't. Actually, whoever is the actual person
who's in charge of this hadn't signed off on it yet. But however you
want to read that, that was essentially what they said, and when they
said without authorization. In fact, let me go down to it. Here
we go. This is a statement from Kevin Munday, but started as an
attempt by the city's marketing department this morning to acknowledge the first day of Pride
went horribly wrong. The graphic on posting here was posted as the City of
Winston Salem's profile pick. Immediately, some warm, thoughtful comments of appreciation were
posted by folks who were happy to see the city being so supportive. It
didn't take long for the normal leviticus lovers to start spewing their hate. We're
all pretty accustomed to that, Munday wrote. Now he is a representative for
the Winston Salem City Council's Southway. He's the representative from the southwest ward.
All right, it didn't take long for the normal leviticus lovers starts bewing the
hate. We're all pretty accustomed to that. Then after an hour, the
pride graphic was gone and nothing else was posted. It's like the city's recognition
of pride had just vanished. So folks started jumping to the conclusion the city
had caved to the pressure of haters. And then Monday talks about how he
even called them and offered advice because he's a marketing expert or something working in
public relations marketing. Before Monday said none of his advice was followed. Me
or four hours later, I read an expounded version of the lame excuse that
had been given earlier. Not one word of my advice was followed. They
actually took a bad situation and made it exponentially worse. All right, So
again, this is a really hard article to follow, really hard article.
But basically, the city posted a picture of the pride flag outside of City
Hall with an apology. The diversity background into the City logo, which was
briefly displayed on the city's Facebook page, was posted prematurely and removed. In
addition to being Pride month, June is also recognized as PTSD Awareness Month,
gun National Violence Awareness Month, and Alzheimer's in Brain Awareness Month. By the
way, they didn't include it, but it's also Elder Abuse Awareness Month,
so you could like post a picture Joe Biden if you want. As a
matter of fairness, we cannot promote one cause over the others through our logo.
And then they talked about how they're totally dedicated to diversity, equity.
I hate that word. It's not equality, which is a great word,
and inclusion. So you got to read between the lines because ninety percent of
the article is just activists, council members and Facebook commoners, but somebody posted
it they weren't supposed to, or they weren't supposed to at that time.
The city also recognizes all this other stuff, and if you just ignore all
this other stuff, you can't really do that as the city and it doesn't
look good. So they removed it, and it's really boneheaded mistake because of
all the insanity you have right now surrounding mulvaney and bud Light and Coals and
Target and even chick Filate to some extent. I saw some folks chewing on
that on Friday, and who was There were other logos that also decided just
to dip in for the first day and dip out, and I think Major
League Baseball was one of them. And people are nashing their teeth, and
they're nashing their teeth because they demand fealty. They demand only about this,
And I guess my question is is PTSD Alzheimer's are those appropriate things for the
city to promote awareness of or should maybe the city just promote awareness of I
don't know the city. So apparently that was a big controversy that nobody knew
about until basic somebody decided as a reporter to just run psychotic statements from Monday.
Kevin Munday, I love the what was the term he used, leviticus
lovers give me a break man, But yeah, he's big mad. He's
big man. Then he's big mad because they didn't do what he told him
they should do. On Friday morning, the city moved changing the profile picture
to changing the cover photo of their Facebook page to reflect Pride Month. Let's
see how long it stays up this time. One person wrote, So they
caved. They did cave, They just didn't cave in the way that that
you thought. They caved back to what you want and then issue the statement
quote the city apologizes for the hurt that was created yesterday among members of the
LGBTQ plus community when an unauthorized version of the city logo with a Pride background
was briefly posted. We should have immediately posted an explanation of why we replaced
the logo and stated that the city fully supports Pride Month. Mishandle the situation.
So they cowed. Let somebody say, okay, well announced that people
are sending me all sorts of stuff that this month representation. My point is,
and I think it's a fair point. Maybe if especially if you're a
taxpayer fund identity, maybe you should just be sitting there recognizing what actually is
you the entity that. Don't get me wrong, obviously that entity represents a
community. And there are people who are gay in the community. There are
people who are dealing with Alzheimer's, there are people with PTSD, and I
recognize all of that and if you want to make a post, fine,
but when you change out the official logo, that is very different. If
the city's holding an event or at the beginning of the month recognizes on a
regular basis all the different things that are out there for the month of then
people aren't going to have a beef. But the problem is is this particular
group and Kevin Mundy demand that their singular issue rise above all others. And
that's that's where it becomes problematic in my humble opinion. All right, eight
eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four. Let we jump back to
this. Um. Oh, by the way, rasta, did you guys
go watch the women's soccer team? Uh? As part of the that was
that was this weekend? Yeah? For god, how did it go?
Yeah? This is part of what do they call the soccer tournament? I
believe it's the name of the event, which is very original. It's it
was in carry. Um, there were a lot of people in attendance,
judging from the video I saw, and you got a variety of different teams
or people who used to play for different teams. And you know, it's
it's it's not an official it doesn't count towards any official league per se.
It's an exhibition if you will. But um, yeah, big big deal,
big deal, bunch of teams out there. Aril was all over there.
Strangely though, I didn't see a ton of coverage over the US women's
soccer team taking on the Wrexham which is a men's squad, which is not
a Premier League squad. It's a it's a Welsh team, and I don't
it's one of the lower tiers. It's like minor league. It was just
not meant as an insult. Just is what it is. By the way,
I think it's owned by like Ryan Reynolds or something or co owned.
It's just crazy and and in fact it wasn't. It wasn't just the current
Wrexham team. It was a lot of former members clearly, like the one
guy he's like in his forties running around out there, which good for him,
man. I mean a lot of Cardio in that sport. So yeah,
the US women's soccer team took on this, uh, this Wrexham team
and of former players, some guest players, and yeah, I feared you'd
go to that. I want to watch that. I mean US women's soccer
team are you kidding me? Crazy? Said they lost? They lost zero
to twelve, So yep, the US women's soccer team was held scoreless and
lost twelve nothing to a minor league men's soccer team, which isn't even the
current roster. If i've REXA managed to score seven goals in the first twenty
minutes, and the forty six year old Lee Trundle scored four of the goals.
So a forty six year old man not knocking on it, I'm damn
near there. But the idea of running up and down a soccer pitch for
ninety minutes, my side's hurt thinking about it. And this dude's banging around
four goals on the US women's soccer team. M interesting, but it was
well attended and to their credit that side. You know, the interview one
of the players, or maybe it was the Kade me a Ham I think
was one of the coaches. So if you're you know, some big stars
there, I don't know. And by the way, I don't knock on
it. I never had a beef until we had to sit there and listen
to purple hair. Never had a beef. Still don't have a beef with
most of the players. But once you want to start this conversation about this
lawsuit they filed because they were getting paid exactly how they wanted, but it
wasn't yielding what they wanted, and we're not allowed to point out in you
know, just in the same sense as the w NBA, the revenue derived
has is a big indicator of compensation. You know, it got turned into
a political thing. I want the women's soccer team to go dominate the world.
I want anyone with a USA flag to go out and kick everyone's butt.
Man. But hey, that's just me. Shots on goals thirty nine
to five. I understand that's not probably a good number there. So Annie
who all right eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four coming up.
We gotta get We're gonna get into the DeSantis Casey de Santis is the
Walmart Melania Trump. This is this is one of the most unhinged oup.
It would be one thing if this was a rant written on Reddit okay,
or somebody posted on Facebook or something. But this is the executive editor of
The Daily Beast, which has a White House credential. Just so we're clear,
So they are they are seen as a legitimate upper echelon media outlet and
the executive editor of the of the Daily Beast was so triggered by a article
of clothing that rhn De Santis's wife war I think she where was she had
in Iowa? I believe she wrote this piece. Her name is Katie Barker,
and of course attacked not just that Trump, Milania Trump. She pulled
out the fine people on both sides lie eating, putting with fingers, which
I don't know if you know that, it's like a rumor. Rhnda Santis
once he putting with finger This is how dumb we're getting. And cobbled it
all together, and it might be one of the most elitist things I have
laid eyes on in quite some time. So I will explain. I'm not
gonna read the whole thing, but I will share some passages and we can
get your calls on the Winston Salem stuff, the women's soccer stuff, and
of course this piece we're going to share with you coming up here in just
a few minutes phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four.
We'll get that for you and much more coming up here on the Casey
O Day Radio program. Your Day Smarter one oh six one FM Talk and
news Talk nine four five w BT I More with Casey starts now. All
right the thirty six and we are back case okay radio program Ross. Do
you you got the Rick Flair WU on your button? Bart right? Yeah,
okay, all right, I need you to be the arbiter. As
soon as this article from the Daily b sounds elitist to you, can I
get a woo? Okay, so listen, I'm gonna read part of it.
I'm gone, I'm but as soon as you feel that this person feels
feels superior and elite to you and basically everybody else, give me a Rick
Flair WU if you would. And uh, well, you all can play
play along at home or at work or in the car and wo when when
you hear it so that the person in the car next to you and rush
hour thinks you're insane? Okay? What's the source? Daily Beast? Um?
That was enough for me. Okay, but I'll give it a chance.
All right. This so the Daily Beast executive editor Katie Barker. And
by the way, this is I'm not making this up. If you go
to the Daily Beast to see it, and I did see. We tweeted
out a link, although we didn't put any context. Maybe both people think
we're promoting it. But that's why I put in quotes. I know,
I know, I know, but it's um. It's filed in the fashion
section too. It's so stupid. Uh. The articles entitled Casey de Santis
is the Walmart Millannia. So again, I'm not into the article yet.
I've just told you the name of it and where it's from. I mean,
the headline is part of the article though, and the subheadline is Casey
de Santist code is just like her husband, Ron de Santist campaign crew.
So all right, but let's get to the actual body of the art.
Okay, I should have clarified body of the article. The First Lady of
Florida showed up on the campaign trail in Iowa this weekend, wearing a ghastly
black leather jacket, American flag on front, an alligator in the silhouette of
her state on the back, with the sneering words where woke goes to die?
That, Oh, you're gonna need a couple of woos here in a
moment where woke goes to die? That brought to mind, nothing so much
as the racks of a Red State big bin store where where hold on loan
the woo stuck where it would be retailed for twenty four ninety nine. It's
an expensive jacket, right, well, it's genuine imitation leather man. Ah,
God forbid, people buy affordable clothing or forced two based on the inflation.
This is the executive editor. Ah. So I'm not gonna let me
just cut down to this. So this is where she now remember Milannia's jacket
that she wore down to Texas And I don't care, and everyone's like,
gosh, she hates kids. All right, here we go. After all,
Milania was flying down to where the administration. Although I think Milannia's coat
was really expensive or something was some dude, it was ridiculous. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, After all, Milania was flying down to where the administration
locked up little kids in cages and tore them from the arms of their desperate
parents. Is this person still where those cages are still there? And they're
really full? I said, she's busy. It's very busy watching Casey to
Santists do stuff. Did it mean nothing at all? Like her spokes insisted,
Maybe like Milania herself a cipher whose eyes seem to betray her inner emptiness,
like the infinite refraction of mirrored light off of all those gold plated Trump
Tower bathroom fixtures. Oh it's insane, right, I promised to see you
getting insane. Whereas Trump would wink wink at the fascists, who can forget
his dog whistle to the very fine people on both sides in Charlottesville, de
Santist wants to peel off Trump's base by being even more explicit about who he
intends to target. You see it right there on his wife's jacket. Now,
I want you to pay attention very closely to the next line I'm going
to read, and it's the second half of this sentence. I'll start the
sentence over, but I want you to pay very close attention. Now,
Remember you remember what the name of the article was, all right, and
you remember what the in the article They describe the jacket as American flag on
the front, gator Florida silhouette on the back where Woke goes to die,
or the words. So this is the next sentence. You can see it
right there on his wife's jacket. Desantisis Florida. Is where the woke go
to die and lots of other people die as well. Now hold on,
all right, so you pulled out the very fine people thing stupid easily debunked.
But you also added an extra word in that sentence, which makes it
sound a lot more ominous. What sounds scarier or more threatening? Where woke
goes to die or where the woke go to die? That's um, that's
manipulation right there, man, where though won't go to die? And this
is all over a jacket. I just understand that all of these words are
based over a jacket. She goes out and she's got like COVID death stuff
book banning that she Yeah, she talks about the Pulse nightclub massacre. Somehow
that's Rhonda Santis's fault. Ah h Lynchings, Jim Crow, racism, red
lining, which, by the way, just fun fact. Do you know
that when red lining was implemented in the thirties and forties that eighty percent of
the people that were actually red lined were white. Let's throw that out there
to you. Oh, don't get me wrong. It was utilizing in a
variety of different ways, but I just wanted to point that out. So
then she goes in, she makes putting jokes again. I'm not gonna read
all of this stuff to you, all right, well, actually hold on,
let me read the pudding things. It is kind of funny in a
sad, sad way. Trump would never eat putting with anything other than a
gold spoon while pressing the button for his twentieth diet coke of the day and
trying to bomb Iran on a whim. Put another way, Trump is the
danger of raw chaotic i'd id does Santis meanwhile, is the little jerk who's
gonna make us all pay for how he had no friends in third grade or
whatever his villain origin story is. Ross. Would you can you pull up
all the wars that Trump started? Could you give us at Yeah? Oh
good, he has. He gives you have the file. It's a thick
file, by the way, in front of you. Okay, read him
off yea zero? Oh none none, huh. That's which is weird because
I heard he was gonna like blow up the world and stuff. Yeah,
not's that I heard too, Like Day one just done apocalypse. I'm sure
many maggotypes love a jacket that so blatantly sticks it to the libs. Still
We're told the average Goop voter doesn't like feeling that elites are talking down to
them, you know, like nerding out about the Federalist papers, even though
one suspects they actually want to be the rich guy eating off the golden spoon.
And she goes on about kids and schools and all that. By the
way, what let me ask you a question, because you're coming across as
a smidge elitist, what do you think most people would want their kids taught
about the Federalist papers or comic book depictions of butt stuff? Ross your parent?
Would you prefer that your child be schooled on Federalist papers or comic book
depictions of butt stuff Team Federally suff not the butt stuff? Okay, all
right, Yeah, maybe you're an anomaly, and maybe Katie Barker here is
absolutely right. So I told you it's just go read it. Go read
it, all right, Walmartin. Just one more. We know she's a
woman who has overcome the great trials of breast cancer anyone, although some people
are now saying she faked it because again, politics is awful, anyone going
through that must have strengthened grit. Still, we've all met people who stared
death in the face, came out the other side glowing with life and love.
Perhaps that is a case into Santances private and personal life. But on
the public stage with her black leather jacket, she's telling us she stands for
something else. She's cheering on his spouse, who gets his kicks targeting his
fellow Americans. She's telling us she's down with his message of division. She's
telling us they're ready for far more power. She's in candescent in her black
leather jacket at her husband's side, both seething, glowing and pulsating with hate.
Member when Trump was literally hit hitler, mau and stalling combined, they're
gonna have to make something up for I don't even know where you go for
DeSantis, but it's gonna be interesting, all right. Eight forty six quick
forecast ray stage A here from the Weather Channel. All right, sir,
fireaway, what's you got? Alright? Well, mainly dry over the next
a few days, I think later today tonight, especially to the west even
west of the trial, potentially some isolated showers, thunder showers. Other than
that's kind of a suncloud mix, a little more cloud to further west,
you go a little more sunshine from about just east of Greensboro and Fayetville and
off toward the east, so pretty changeable sky conditions that we'll have that slight
chance of a shower thunderstorm tonight, highs upper seventies, low eighties today,
upping into the near sixty degree range tonight, and a Sunday for everyone tomorrow
load of mid eighties, and then a front will come in Wednesday, and
that front will brings some widely scattered afternoon and the evening showers and thunder showers,
load to mid eighties behind the front, some real nice weather later in
the week, partly to mostly sunny Thursday and Friday upper seventies to low eighties
lows and the load of mid fifties, so real pleasant weather coming in late
week. Don't see any real warm ups here through Friday. Might be getting
a little warmer over the upcoming weekend, so pretty much a fairly dry week,
even the front coming in casey later Wednesday. Wednesday night doesn't bring a
bunch of precipitation, so a lot more dry than wet, and certainly more
mild than we will have hot or cool for this time of year. All
right, thank you, sir, appreciate it and we'll come back. Chat
with Jeff Balenesr next. Hang on keeping you connected. This is f WPTI
a triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the triangle LIGHTEY fifty three
or Luberg Update now, Jeff Founder, what's happening morning? Case A stocks
are rallied. On Friday, investors were feeling fairly confident that the Federal Reserve
will hold the line on interest rates this month, even after the Labor Department
reported that May job creation was stronger than expected. It was also encouraged that
encouraging that the end of the debt ceiling drama was in sight. As of
Friday, President Biden signed the debtcap legislation. Over the weekend, stock market
futures mostly lower this hour. The S and P futures are up one point,
but the NASDAC, and DAW futures are lower. In a move that
could potentially raise the price of gasoline, Saudi Arabia announced it is unilaterally cutting
crude oil production. The previous cutbacks by OPEC and its allies did not push
oil prices higher. Crude futures are higher this morning. This is a big
day for Apple. The Iphonemaker kicks off its worldwide Developers conference at its California
headquarters. It is expected that fans will get their first look at the mixed
reality headset the company has developed, possibly named the Reality Pro, and reportedly
it priced at about three thousand dollars. The cost of one breakfast staple could
become less expensive. Some supermarket shoppers have reported seeing eggs on sale for the
first time in months. The Avian flu epidemic that caused egg supplies to shrink
and sent egg prices through the roof has faded, and The Wall Street Journal
says egg prices should be back to historic averages soon and KC most financial professionals
say they are in the office about as much as they're willing to be.
A Market's Live Pulse survey conducted for Bloomberg found that one in two people who
work in finance would change jobs if their managers required them to spend more time
in the office, and some already have quit positions because hybrid arrangements were casey,
all right, Hey, Jeff, what's the weirdest food you've ever tried?
Friday alligator? I think one time because Peter put this thing out and
they're like, Ah, you wouldn't eat t rex. Why would you eat
chickens? And I'm like and then everyone said they'd tried t rex. So
if you need alligator, you tried t rex, right, well probably,
yeah, this is just these were nuggets subserbed at a TGI Friday's many years.
Yeah, just tried one. Well you're not gonna We're not gonna put
a whole t Rex on your plate. It'll be prepared. So all right,
cool, cool, alright, Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg News. So he's
down with the t Rex, prepared to be shocked him. Forty nine year
old Andrew Bedwell, a sailor and sailmaker, spent three years building the Big
Sea. What is the Big Sea? This was a specialty boat which was
designed to be the smallest boat that ever would cross the Atlantic Ocean, and
he set out over the weekend on the nineteen hundred mile voyage from Newfoundland to
the southern tip of England as its first big test. Okay, that's amazing.
By the way, Ross, how how big do you think the smallest
boat to ever cross the Atlantic or attempt to cross Atlantic? Is? It's
crazy? But I tell you three ft ten inches, No way. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yep, Sunday. He took off Sunday, was
very excited, and within three hours he sank. So apparently a three foot
boat or a three ft boat, we'll call it a four foot boat,
let's be generous. Um, not real great for crossing the uh well actually,
and then in the photo it's just three foot one inch. But regardless,
not real great for crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Apparently it has a problem
with um. Um, what do you call those things where the water rid
like ridges of water? I thought you're gonna say everything, the problem with
everything? Yeah, pretty much everything. Basically the cabin on it so small
that when he's inside of it, if he needs weather protection most of the
time, I guess he'd be outside of it. Uh, you have to
sit in the fetal pits. That's the That's like the door from Titanic.
No, the door was bigger, Man, the door was bigger, and
that cow still wouldn't let him on there. You know what I'm saying,
right, Uh, that's crazy. Within hours of his grand departure, Bedwell
explained and a decidedly more mute video that he'd been forced to return to port
after the Big Sea started taking on water based on waves. Well, who
you know what, he didn't know there was gonna be waves, Come on
man. On Monday, Bedwell posted a tearful video describing the tragedy Through sobs,
he explained how Big Sea had basically sunk. The boat was filled with
three and a half quarters of a ton of water because he had he needed
all that fresh water, So the whole thing is filled with water already.
Craziness man, all right, So he says he's gonna he's gonna redesign,
he'll be back at it, so we'll probably drown.