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we go, yay, okay. So it's the first of May. For
those of you who haven't done any recon ordering yet, we have May is
different than April. You want to write that down somewhere. J J.
Kershner, Ladies and gentlemen, let it to do and the dugger all about
May. First, it's a big holiday in Russia, which I'm sure we'll
celebrate by talking. It's May Day in Russia, and what happened to those
soldiers who refuse to fight for Russia? They're not celebrated. Well, they
are sort of celebrating them in a different way. So that's something to talk.
We have lots of things, but it's always it's always talk time.
Yak and a yak don't talk back. And we have a Mother's Day in
the month of May. It's a wonderful time for us to think about what
can you do for your mother? On May the fourteenth? So it's never
too early, never, never, never, too early to think about what
you can do for your mom, because if it wasn't for your mom,
But then again, it wasn't for your dad, you would not be here
literally and figuratively. Right, you gotta have the two, you gotta have,
can't have one without the other. And let's see National Teacher Day,
I think, though, that's tomorrow, right, so we will wait until
tomorrow to do that. Meantime, celebrating the beginning of a new week and
looking back just for the heck of But I don't like doing this much because,
as they say, or somebody said, and I remember I've quoted this
a number of times, the rear view mirror is small and the windshield is
big for a good reason. I think it was the minister what's his name,
or a tease or something or other. What's that guy's name that does
it's kind of like a phony bologney, But he does have some good things
from time to time. Jesse Joel Joel ostein Right, All right, So,
looking back, I predict last week's story that was number one, Tucker
exiting Fox, will not be number one this week. How do you like
that? For looking into the future? Safe? Is it safe to say,
or is it? Are we hopeful for that? Because there are so
many other things that are yeah, that are really important. That's not one
of them, the debt ceiling. People who spent a lot of time this
weekend talking about that, Trump and his legal issues, battles, the battle
of the bands or the battle of the Trumpers and the Trump So I would
like to know have I asked this question before? You tell me whether I
have or not, Jay, or whether we've a approached it this way?
What is there that you see in Trump? Why there's so many Maybe it
isn't about you, but maybe you tell us why on our social media Facebook
and Instagram at good Day Radio show and Twitter at good Day on air and
our liveline is eight five five nine nine nine, Dug, Why do you
think so many people, given all of the controversy, all of the hooplah,
all of the things breaking news Trump gets to whatever it is that today's
breaking news about Trump will be? Why? What is there about the mystique?
Just why? Okay, let's see so that'll be here, I think
to a point, the presidential race will be here, DeSantis will be here
this week to a point. Now, there was a discussion last week about
a new mortgage subsidy plan that I think came from the federal government, but
we never really talked much about it because I didn't see much of it flashing
across the screen. But yet some people dug up tidbits and information and we're
all about thoughts and trends and tidbits here. So do we need to dig
into that some more and have a conversation to make people feel like this is
something I'm interested in? We're all interested. We all have mortgages, right,
doesn't everybody. You haven't got yours back. You're not in the pay
zone again yet, Jay, but you're heading in that direction, right,
So what do you know about anything, if anything, about this mortgage subsidy
plan? Yeah, it seems like there's always something going on. Yeah,
well there's always is this another giveaway like paying off student debt, and we're
going to get in trouble with the Republicans because they don't want to do that
and with me because I don't want to do it either. But the mortgage,
if there's some kind of a plan that helps people pay their mortgages,
then that's good because everybody, most people unless you're renting, but you still
have to pay every month. Yeah, if you're renting war unless you are
on the path to be far closed upon, say that if you're a four.
Oh yeah for closures. Yeah, there's a lot of that going on.
Because the economy seems to be a little weak. There are a lot
of car repos. Nick Miles and I were talking about that. There are
a lot of car repos going on, more so than it has been the
case for a number of years. So, all right, the Russian War,
the Ukrainian War, I want to get to that, but first I
suppose we have to do Monday morning Mayhem and murders, etc. Etc.
Is not this is a good day program. This is not a great way,
but it is a way. We kind of have to deal with it.
To point. So, the story of the dead soldiers, one of
them injured after an Army helicopter collided in Alaska was a military training flight.
Two army helicopters collide. So you hear about these things every once in a
while, and you wonder why, how is it? Is it the training
itself? Because when you're out in the field or the theater of war and
these black Hawk helicopters are flying around it's not like they have somebody, you
know, in air traffic control telling him, hey, look out right For
the most part, No, I mean it's like, well, why it's
always happening with these training exercises. I guess that's why they need the training,
right still? Yeah, So if they're training the pilots, then why
do they have people Why do they have military officers on the on the helicopter.
Why don't they just have the pilots that are being trained in the trainers,
And why would they have others unless the training happened to be you know
what happens if we have to land in a thicket where the soldiers do that
sort of thing, having not ever been there and done that. Yeah,
I would think that they would train in every kind of scenario because when it
actually comes to having to go put all of this to work in a real
way, you never know what can happen, and it always seems like it's
never the stuff you've trained for. No, it isn't. But I remember
the movie black Hawk Down very well. Did you ever see that movie black
Hawk Down? I? You know what, No, I started thinking of
bread Dawn. I don't think i've seen black Hawk Down. Who wasn't that
one the guy who just died. Now that I think about it, let's
see his face. They were in the usual like Robert Patrick, the people
who were always in those war movies or television shows. There's the same group.
There's a half a dozen actors who seem to show up in all of
those movies anyway. So that's just the story of the danger involved in the
theater of war. And now here's Cameron. Ernest Brand, nineteen years of
age, has been charged this weekend with murder and aggravated assault. This happened
yesterday at a house party on the Mississippi Gulf coast. An eighteen year old
and a sixteen year old were killed by a teenager who had guns. Once
again, you look at the into the face of this kid, angry,
just reeks. Sometimes I feel like when you look at the photos, especially
the mugshots. Sometimes every now and then in a situation, you can see
in their eyes that there is remorse. Other times it's like their pupils are
so big, their eyes just look black. Drugs, that kind of stuff.
What was this kid on? He just there's maybe it's the blank look
they see in him. I'm not going to tell you what. That's what
these people say. Well, I want to I'm going to be important someday,
I guess I already. I already put his name out there, right,
Cameron Brand. So anyway, the police chief says that this was there
were I mean identities are the two youngsters that were killed. And that's all
of the news media as well, the story of these people and what they
were doing as graduation party. Right, everybody's getting ready to graduate and people
talk about how wonderful these two kids were. You expecting to get that because
they go fund me page that's been set up to help with funeral expenses for
these two boy and a girl and very reminiscent of the other recent sweet sixteen
birthday party. Yeah right, Um, this was on a back road after
the prom. And so again six people wounded by gunfire for what reason?
How it is this story is the same as all these other stories. And
so do I hear Daisy snoring in the background where you are? Oh?
Can you hear that? Yeah? She sawing logs right now. I used
to have that. I don't the Daisy doesn't. She comes in here sometimes
and stays with me. But when Charlotte was around people who listened to me
over the years she had in the other house. We had a big chair
for her, and she come into the studio and just jump up and you
have Jennifer tell you some stories about and she would make the most racket and
everybody would okay, and I was right with the world, Charlotte and is
snoring. The story of Michael J. Fox one of those conversations about a
life that matters, someone who has come to terms with how difficult his battle
is. You know, he's been at this Parkinson's thing for thirty years.
Yes, he was diagnosed really young, it seems yeah, well he was
young. Then it all started, frankly in consideration to looking at others who
have had the disease. So let's look back, he's not. He's sixty
one now. So when you talk about Michael J. Fox and the fact
that he's had this for thirty years, most people only live ten years with
it, and most people who get it don't get it until they are the
age that Michael J. Fox is now. Yeah, so it's diagnosed at
twenty nine, so he wasn't even yet thirty. Family ties was another great
that's how he really kind of got started and then there was doctor Hollywood or
doctor Hollywood, right, yeah, yeah, that was a good one.
So anyway, he had surgery to remove a benign tumor on his spine,
but that procedure messed up his walking and then he started to break other parts
of his body. His bones were brittle because of Parkinson's, and that didn't
seem to be obvious at the time. And he was saying that a lot
of times it's not necessarily the disease itself that takes you out. The big
killer with Parkinson's disease is falling and then choking on your food or the food
goes into the lungs, getting nothing any kind of lung issues. Yeah.
Yeah, And he recently did an interview where he got really honest with the
Parkinson's and he doesn't believe that he's ever going to see his eightieth birthday.
He says that it's just, yeah, things are it's getting a lot harder.
His wife is very supportive. They seem to have a great marriage.
He says, he's a genuinely happy person. I don't have a morbid thought
in my head. I do not fear death. So there's a lesson to
be learned, and he has wonderfully demonstrated what life is all about, how
precious it is, how to live it, and so in this circumstance it
gives you a lot of food for thought. Good. This is a big
problem, certainly in our country, and he's dealt with and taught us a
lot. So congratulations to him. Good news about this? Is Is it
true that a diamond is a girl's best friend? Who had better know that
than two ladies who have diamonds on? Right? If there is a big
diamond around, we love to befriended. Yeah, really for what reason?
No one knows. However, here's a diamond company that has its hands on
a jewel that is more rare than rare. And don't know how you do
more rare than rare. This is more rare than rare. A large hollow
diamond inside the this big hollow diamond is another diamond. The diamond has been
dubbed the beating Heart. There's enough room inside the cavity of this diamond to
allow the smaller diamond to tumble around. Wow, this has only happened once
before. And the company says it's going to leave it uncut and unpolished.
To promote the national national good duck natural splendor of the gemology now going to
look like with her next husband cute? Uh huh. The fellow that owns
this company International Company has said, we examined for a long time trying to
understand the nature of a rough diamonds, and then we named it after we
watched it for a while, the beating heart. What do you do when
you watch? You just sit there and look, you glare at the diamond?
What is it you're gonna watch? Well, watch partling, probably right.
I mean a lot of I don't know. Well, yeah, yeah,
anyway, but a lot of people look at gems, you know,
they sit there and they look at their splendor. Look at how many people
have geodes and stuff in their house, Crystals inside. I like crystals that
have crystals all over the place, Crystals in my studio, crystals in my
bedroom, crystals downstairs. Yeah, crystals are good energy. So what's the
difference between a crystal and a diamond? Or is a diamond a form of
a crystal? Thousands and thousands of dollars that's a difference. Maybe that's true?
Yes, okay, all right. Jennifer Horne in California. The story
of a California man found guilty of murdering three teenage boys after he was accused
of ramming into their val with his car after they went around the neighborhood ringing
doorbells. Yeah you saw this one. Riverside County judge convicted this fellow three
counts of first degree murder, three counts of attempted murder. The murder of
these young men was a horrendous, senseless tragedy, said the DA and I
to him this weekend. By the way, my Castron, Yeah, okay,
what do you have to say about this was doing a big event in
the Inland Empire this weekend. For we had a law enforcement panel with the
Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco, and the DA Micstron, and the former La County
Sheriff Alex Vieneueva. And one of the problems unique to California, I think,
or maybe not unique to California, is that because COVID was such a
deal for California, they shut down the courts for a really long time.
So a lot of the courts are backed up. They don't have enough judges,
and some of the cases that they have are now reaching the statute of
limitations, which means that there are a lot of criminals who are just going
to walk because they can't get a judge to take the case. So that's
one of the problems going on in California. The other is that there are
there's such an effort to empty out the prisons. And we've talked about this
before, there was a need for jail reform or prison reform being in our
country. Yeah, I'm not trying to take away from that, because I
believe that that is true, but in an effort to achieve that, we
now have a whole group of people who sit on the far left in this
country who just want to throw the baby out with the bathwater and think that
no one should be in prison because criminals are criminals because of a systemically racist
country, and so they don't want to they don't want to put in jail
the people who ram their cars into people for long amounts of time, and
so there's all kinds of bills being thrown around, including from the governor who
wants to be president, that want to empty out the prisons. They want
to take it pretty much every crime and make it a nonviolent crime. So
that they can let people out of jail for whatever reason under former statutes been
passed through, including murderers who they want only to sit, no matter who
or the circumstances, for twenty years in prison. So if you're a family
who has someone's just stolen from them and murdered, think about that the maxim
no justice. Come on, that's awful. Yeah, put them in jail,
throw away the key. So that's another lightweight Republican well not Republican,
but California story. Not a lightweight. I'm going into my Republican mode because
we have posted on our social media Jennifer at Facebook and Instagram's on the those
platforms had Good Day Radio show and Twitter has us on Good Day on air.
The question put forth, I'm not sure exactly how you worded this,
Jay, but my question is why do Republican voters stay so loyal to Donald
Trump? It is, Jennifer, make it simplification. No, it isn't
a dumb question, it really is. I don't think it is a well
I mean for where I sit, Yeah, it's because he was the best
president of my lifetime. Number one, number two. We look. You
could say, no, I'm telling you what I believe people believe you can't
discount them. I think he got the most one. I think people saw
that. They may not like what he said, but now they realize that
everything he said, that people coming after him at every turn, is true.
So if you want to have a better question, the better question would
be did the DA's charges in New York against Donald Trump make you want him
to be president again? Because I think there were people in the Republican Party
who were willing to look at other times. Let's take that out of the
equation, and now I think everybody is on board, but you can't because
they No, everybody's not on board because of the e Gene Carol thing.
A lot of Republican women are saying, what's the story here? Do we
want to elect a rapist as our president? And yeah, there's a lot
of stuff that they've thrown against Trump. Well he wasn't a rapist? Then,
oh yes he was? I see, Well, what does that make
it right? Everything? Can you throw back the Okay, so Clinton,
who was actually, even though he was a letch and come bucket when it
came to that stuff, he was a good president. So maybe I should
rethink my thinking because I don't like Trump's attitude, but I do like a
lot of the things that he's done, so I don't want him to be
president. I didn't vote for Clinton, So this is not like I'm saying,
oh yeah, I voted for this guy. I don't vote for any
of these people because I don't like him. And so there is a sign
or no sign. I should say, there's probably no sign. I was
gonna say there's a sign. But the sign is that there's no sign of
easing primary voters. Republicans who vote in primaries show no signs of easing their
support for the president. As I look at three or four of the polls
that have been again, people, we have a whole thing about polling in
our country. There's four people that are up on this thing, on this
poll, and there's not enough energy in the anti trumpers to keep him from
being number one on the poll at this moment. It's because a lot of
the anti Trumpers, after all of this stuff has come around, they've actually
joined with him. So the people who may have been turned off by the
tweets and the attitude have now come back with him. And I'll tell you
it is hard for anyone else to make money to qualify for the debates in
the Republican Party. And it's actually even a more fair process because Democrats don't
have debates because they don't want Joe Biden to have to utter a word.
And for the record, you should want to have a rock be president before
Joe Biden. Again, he has taken this country in a very very dangerous
direction. We have that being said, you're sucking all the energy out of
the room, and you've got Republican candidates who have to have a certain number
of a certain amount of money from a certain number of donors that aren't able
to get it because everybody's now saying, you know what, it probably will
be Trump and they're sending their money in his direction. All right, Oh,
here's the conundrum here looking at all of the stuff, and you're right,
there has been. It's just too much. There's too much now it's
piling on. That's pretty obvious what's going on on the left side of the
road when it comes to Trump. And so we talked about Biden and whether
or not he ought to be president. I don't think you should be I
don't think you should have been president in the first place. He was great
Vice President Obama blah blah blah. Anyway, so on on Saturday night,
it was what was the correspondence dinner or the what was the other? All
right, here's some of the finer moments from President Biden. Oh I thought
we were ready, James. That's hysterical and it was cricket. Yeah,
right, here's his best line. Yeah it fits pretty well. All right,
Well, maybe we haven't got the audio. I thought we did at
any rate. Um the the Biden I saw some of this, and you
know, some of the jokes were funny, some of them were not funny.
He does seem uncomfortable, He does seem ill at ease. He doesn't
seem natural anymore. He doesn't seem to be at his best by any stretchers
worried about the fact that he's a crook and he sold us out to China,
and that the people around him who are helping him navigate because age has
taken its toll on Biden, are also crooks. You've had him the last
week. Anthony Blincoln, our secretary of State, and Jake Sullivan, our
National security advisor, all implicated in the fact that they were trying to bury
the Hunter Biden story that they were involved in advising Hunter Biden in all of
this with China. So that makes me ask, if the Secretary of State
is compromised, how in the world is he going to be our best representative
against China? And they are our greatest threat. So if I'm a Democrat,
stay and you don't like Trump, that's fine. What about Robert Kennedy?
Why not look at him? Yeah, have to like put our thumb
on the scale of everything and try to ace him out like they're has to
be someone that can do better, that is cleaner than the Bidens. At
this point, it doesn't have to be Trump, but it's got to be
somebody. So then the Bidens will go back to do the thing again.
Wow, Trump does all of this stuff all over the world. He's a
crook too, That doesn't what does it? Two wrongs make it right?
Now? No, every time they call Trump a convict of some kind of
criminal, a crook, they can never come up with the evidence. The
evidence is here with Biden, and nobody wants to read it well because the
news media is certainly what's the word I'm looking for, compromised. Let's put
it that way. And so you have to figure this stuff out on your
own, and unfortunately, a lot of things that people used to figure things
out is because they're watching something or reading something that plays to the base and
that doesn't give you anything. You know, it didn't give you any real
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prevent any disease. Here's the story of a twelve year old who's been praised
for helping save his mother's life after she had a stroke and she was doing
the dishes. Wow, forty eight year old woman, the twelve year old
son, they were This youngster was awarded the Methodist Medical Center's Community Health Hero
Award following his ability to recognize the symptoms of his mother's stroke and saved her
life. This happened a couple of months ago, and he's recognized over the
weekend by this organization. She said that her symptoms began when she experienced trouble
moving her right side and her face drooped. Yep, that's the first sign.
Her son asked her what was wrong. She didn't respond. He used
the phone to call his grandmother and nine one one and so he said,
he was folding laundry. My mother fell when she was trying to put up
a dish. She went to her knees and he was scared as you're going
to imagine, right, nervous for twelve year old. Wow, that's amazing,
what a hero to be able to do something like that. But it
also goes to show that when you have children that you may think might be
even too young to really help, like a twelve year old or even a
ten year old, still teach them about a lot of this. Take the
classes for what is it CPR and the highless maneuver and with this the stroke
the acronym fast, look for a facial drooping arm, weakness, speech difficulties,
and act fast like the time is everything? Timing? Better to call
someone for help then not. You know, it's it's funny you brought this
story up and not haha but ironic. My co host, who lives in
Dallas was friend. Jennifer also does Kreli's morning program in Los Angeles. The
answer, yes, get your co host is yeah, on my morning show
now like yes, Don Delusion. What's his name? Franstonsfield. Don Dix
has passed away, But thanks for that. Sorry, very sad. Yeah,
he was a good guy, great guy. Now anyway, so Grant,
So Grant tells me the story about this friend of his just probably a
couple months ago, same kind of thing where this woman, young woman in
great shape, walks outside and it's all captured on the ring doorbell, by
the way, because you know everybody's got those cameras. She walks outside for
something like the mail or something and just falls and has a stroke and she
can't get up in her kid is only like four or five years old,
tiny, tiny kid, and that kid called nine one one picked it up,
called nine one one, and she can hear him on the phone say
on the ring doorbell, now that she's been able to watch back saying that
my mommy fell down, My mommy can't talk to me. Please come my
mom. You know they were there. They saved her, and she's had
a full recovery for the most part. And she got to see all of
that on the ring doorbell and hear her little boy do these heroic things.
It's crazy. Even the fire department, I think, in whatever town they
live in in Texas honored this little kid for being so smart. What a
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Michigan being commended for jumping into action to help save a bus driver and students
on a school bus incident. Unfolded after school on the way home, student
was Dylan Reeves. His parents mister and missus Reeves. I guess that makes
sense. Notice that the driver of the school bus he was riding in was
in distress. This fellow stepped to the front of the bus and helped bring
it to a stop. About that. There's a video of this floating around
social media. And the bus driver radio's in and says that he's going to
have to pull over. He's not feeling well. But before he can fully
pull the bus over, he passes out and you can see it happen,
and the student, the seventh grader, goes up forward, Dylan Reeves.
He immediately gets the bus to the side, gets the driver's foot off the
gas and over to the He hits the break for himself, gets everything over
and all in the meanwhile, he's turning to his classmates saying, somebody call
nine one one. You need to call nine one one, completely saying so
calm, not overreacting or anything or showing any panic. Just jumped into action
and got things done and saved everybody. Yeah, stories make you feel good
about our future instead of all the craziness that you see or we hear about
on social Well, yeah, because there's common sense and these parents have taught
this youngster about driving and about being aware of yourself and the simpler things,
whereas so many times you see these youngsters who are not taught by their parents
how to drive or how to be aware, because they don't know how to
be aware. It was one of the things my father, of the many
things that confounded me as a youth. My father has said to me,
if you're ever in an accident, it will be your fault, that's myself.
Wait a minute, how how could that be? Well, he said,
you must drive defensively, as if everybody around you didn't know how to
drive. I got that lesson too yet. Yeah, so you if you're
too close to nah, not well, they don't around here, but maybe
they do where you are. Yeah, driving defensively is the thing you cannot
be offensive. That is driving. I saw. I was on the mass
Turnpike last night coming back from Western mass and there were these two guys in
these the cars that you see in the fast and the furious, you know,
as little hondas that are all souped up, and they're close to the
road, and these guys went by me. I was doing seventy like I
was standing still and it was pouring rain. I mean buckets coming down.
I don't know how these guys in those little cars oftentimes they have slick tires,
they call them slicks. In fact, don't have any real traction.
How do you How are you that suicidal? Do you think had to drive
to Vegas this weekend? We had a thing going on up there, and
so he was telling me that that it's like, I'll never do this again.
He's like, I would rather fly than drive on this road ever again.
People have gotten so crazy. Well, it's selfish. It's selfish just
to get one car length in front of you. They're going to put your
life at risk, their life at risk. Ye, people are just in
their own work. Well, they all think that it won't happen to me.
It might happen other people, but this isn't going to happen. Part
of it is being selfish. Part of it is that you're not taught reality.
You taught what to think. We had this whole thing we had to
framing him dinner to award prestigious prizes and acknowledgement to graduates of framing him high
school where I went, and so there was a dinner on Friday night and
a lot of these people I've got close to a couple of fellows to become
a great Hollywood producer went to Frady know he didn't till this event. It
was a lady who was a pilot for United, who graduated nineteen ninety one,
and she came, Oh she was, my god, what a wonderful
sweet woman she was just we all had our pictures taken. It was neat,
but it was an acknowledgement of people who have really done something, acknowledging
fun where you let you should be like the master of ceremonies, well,
the master of ceremonies the local sports host on one of the Boston channels.
But there are some people said to me, well, you've done all of
this stuff, why don't they acknowledge you. I said, they just started
doing this seven years ago. Maybe some day, you know, sometime they
might. But that's not the point. The point is that there are so
many people who accomplished so many things with their lives that you need to be
thinking about them, not necessarily the ones, but they don't make the headlines.
That's why we have this dinner every year to acknowledge these people who have
done super well coming out of the Framingham Public Schools. Maybe every community ought
to do this and highlight more of the good stuff that's coming from our process.
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