All right, good morning everybody. It is six h seven here on the
Thursday edition of the k c O Day radio program. What a week,
real quick? On the countdown? Two shows, two shows left? Yep,
next week, vacation week, Monday and Tuesday. We're already company holidays
and um and then Ross and I are like, dah, you know what,
let's just take the other three. We got some stuff to do.
So that's happening. Just a reminder for you, suspect a lot of people
will be kind of mirroring, um, you know, mirroring the experience,
hopefully getting a little extended time. I'll tell you what, bring your damn
sunscreen. If this keeps up, everybody ready for heat indexes of one hundred
and five or one hundred and six. Sighting stuff. Man, So yep,
that's a that's a that's a thing. We'll get more on that from
the jeffs as we're referring to the trifecta. Folks over a weather channel filling
in for race stage aca is he's on a super vague ocation. Got that
coming up here on the show. Um, you know, I I it's
not quite Friday, but maybe I could just if if only for a moment,
offer one little thought here. UM, I don't know how it's all
going to break down. I'll start breaks not that far away. Um.
And there's a lot of stat lines we use to rank baseball teams, you
know, win loss obviously within division, and then if it's tied up,
there's there's tie breakers and ways to figure that out. UM. But I
don't know, UM, anyone who anyone who knows who's leading the UM.
I don't know the Al East in perfect games, we have that status,
that something we can pull up here. Pretty cool. I'll look at that.
Some guy, some German dude tossed a perfect game last night for the
Yankees. So where is he from? In Germany? I'm not up on
all their players. Let's see here. They're playing the A's who have not
done well, although they did have this weird like seven eight game win streak
here a few weeks ago, which I really wasn't paying attention to. But
my buddy, who may or may not have bet against them, did not
go well for him. So let's see here. Yeah, let's see the
German achieved perfection. Anyway, referring to the picture here Domingo, German,
there's people losing their mind forum and pronouncing this whatever. Let's see here,
German through the fourth perfect game in Yankees history, in the twenty fourth in
Major League Baseball history. Let's see how much of a fan people are.
What are the other three Yankees perfect games? I know one of these enhanced
my soul. Does anybody know the other three Yankees pitchers who have thrown perfect
games? Obviously you have German or German or sometimes I see it with the
tildy on the A, So I guess German. Let's see here, because
I don't actually know the answer to this. But you know, even if
that's a pretty special thing. When I tell you again, twenty four,
there's just been twenty four in the history of Major League Baseball. Why would
you just not show me which Yankees have perfect games? Ah? If it
takes me to Wikipedia of Yankees no hitters, give me a freaking break.
Okay, all right, here we go, Don Larson, David Cone,
mister German, and the one that haunts my soul every day when I think
about it, is what happened? All right? Thank you? Pop up?
Is what happened back in nineteen ninety eight. I don't know if you
know This was ninety eight was a pretty rough year for Minnesota sports fans.
Somebody didn't miss a kick inside forty yards all season and it just happened to
be the one to go to the Super Bowl. That's rough, and David
Wells through the second perfect game in Yankees history. Cone did his the year
after, so back to back pretty crazy against the Twins. But that's not
the insulting part. In his book, David Wells bragged about the fact that
he was so still, he was blitzed out of his mind and couldn't see
straight, and he was just he was at that perfect level of still.
You know, fo Bard from the night before gets on the mount, can't
see straight, and then proceeds to pitch a perfect game against the Twins.
I told you, man, it's just it's all you know, it's the
highlight. Every time you see a highlight reel, understand, there's somebody they're
highlighting on, and for some reason, it was was the team I root
for. So any who, So we got that going for you just wanted
to share as we kick things off this morning or Ross, do you think
maybe we should open the show with a prayer. Maybe that'd be a better
set of baseball stories with a Germon correct, I know, I mean I
pronounced it German. Okay, all right, are you back? Are you
back paying attention? Now? By the way, you get the perfect game
there is that we're talking. I was busy, so I know they were
talking about I was talking about Germans perfect game. But then I was talking
about how the one of the other Yankees perfect games is David Wells high out
of his mind against the twins. That depresses me. But then I thought,
you know what, maybe we should have started this whole thing with a
with a prayer to h and a pledge and a creed because uh um,
I was learning some new ones before the show, including, uh this church
up in i Dinah, Now Idinah is a very nice just consider one of
the nice suburbs up in uh Minneapolis, one of the southern suburbs as you're
headed down towards the airport in all of America though that's technically in Bloomington.
But he dined at Borders that and then he got eaton Prairie and you know
that whole little string there from Bloomington to a Dina to eaton Prairie to Minnetonka,
that's witty, twitty landman, But you got a lot of moonbats up
in there too. So one of the Lutheran churches up there is decided to
take a slightly different approach. Their pastor Annahlgan. Recently a video emerged of
her utilizing what's called the Sparkle Creed, which is not something they made up,
but instead it is a creed, a a portion of the church service
that was created by what is this woman's name, dude, do Do Do
do Um? Another pastor, what is her name, Rachel Stokes. It's
called the Sparkle Creed and it replaces really the mission statement for a church with
one that is wholly wrapped up in social justice, woke LGBT politics. So
as part of the service they say this creed and it's done in the you
know, as it's done in a lot of churches, a lot of things
I should say, where you know, everybody says it allowed. There's some
of the preacher says this, and the audience says that, and and I,
you know, and I've heard that growing up as somebody grew up Catholic.
There's a lot of the the our father says something, and then we
say something in return. You probably probably familiar, even if you've never been
in a Catholic church. But again it's not unus usual across various, you
know, specific denominations. However, this one, this one's different, and
this one is actually meant to be in a replacement, a updated take on
the Apostles Creed, which, believe it or not, some people find that
a little offensive. So why don't we do this, Why don't we take
a break, right, we'll get in the right mindset and when we come
back, as part of the kickoff of the show, here, I'm gonna
play this sparkle Creed because there's some interesting thoughts in here, and then they
do the Creed, and then the pastor will pray out loud for certain specific
things like, you know, maybe one of the congregations just dealing with cancer
or think you know, pretty You're gonna recognize a lot of the core foundation,
but maybe not so much the the details. So we'll get into that
and much more coming up here on the case O Day Radio program, Keeping
you connected. This is nine four five w PTI in the Triad and one
six one FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, good morning, It
is six twenty three k c O day radio programs. You're up, you're
adam, you're seizing the day. The weekend is in sight. Here on
your Thursday. We're glad to have you along. You give yourself those daily
affirmations right in fact, we actually there's I don't know why, I don't
know why he taped it, but he's got all the equipment Ross Actually every
morning, in his sleep, really before he's even awake, this is what
she hears K seven Kay Champion right here, right and then yeah, you
psyche yourself up with that in the morning, and then boom, you're rolling
in Frank Duke style. I can respect that. That's just as funny as
I thought. I was thinking about that before the show. I'm like,
I wonder if that's gonna hold up from yesterday. So whacked out video.
This big dude wearing a shirt nine sizes too small, just trying to fish
on some pond down south. Somebody's messing with him. You start screaming at
Champion right here, so I gotta think you wake up, man. You
just start hyping yourself up with that. That's almost better than the Rocky soundtrack.
It's gotta get your mind there nobody's gonna mess with me. Kumatate Champion
in nineteen eighty seven. All right, other folks use a variety of ways,
especially in the in a religious setting, all right, people will people
will sit there, and um, there are certain elements of service, whether
you're Baptist or Catholic, or Jewish or Musli or whatever it is, that
are core elements. And when churches start changing around core elements, it obviously
raises a lot of discussion. So what if you were to put your own
new progressive spin on apostles creed? Well, I think people who then see
it, that's going to raise some eyebrows. But this church up in Idinah
which uses this creed which some pastor made up to push inclusiveness. And this
church says that they are actively working to be a fully quote non racist church
and striving for equity. So and look, I would say, if you
don't like this too, don't go to the church. But I gotta admit
it kind of blew my mind listening to it. So if I could,
here is the one minute creed to get you, get you hyped, get
you ready, get you on the straight and narrow on the path. Man.
All Right, imagine on Sunday you show up to church and you hear
this of the sparkle Creed. I believe in the non binary God whose pronouns
are plural. I believe in Jesus Christ, their child who wore a fabulous
tunic and had two dads by the way, who stood up and started gathering
their family by now right right, So you're just sitting there, like,
dat's check out this new church a little closer to the house, or maybe
we just moved. Do you sit down bastar comes out and you hear that.
I'm assuming you're out a lot of you, or maybe you stick around
to see what happens because you're one of those individuals, the sparkle Creed.
I've believe in the non binary God whose pronouns are plural. I believe in
Jesus Christ, their child who wore a fabulous tunic and had two dads and
saw everyone as a sibling child of God. I believe in the rainbow spirit
who shatters our image of one white light and refracts it into a rainbow of
gorgeous diversity. Wait a sect, So you believe in the cover of Pink
Floyd album So Confused I believe in the Church of everyday Saints as numerous,
creative and resilient as patches on the eighth quilt. Well, I believe in
saints, okay, as numerous and diverse and creative as the patch on an
Aide's quilt, whose feet are grounded in mud, and whose eyes gaze that
the stars and wonder. I believe in the calling to each of us that
love is love is love, So beloved, let us love. I believe
Gloria's God help my unbelief. All right, all right, So that's how
they hyped themselves up. What are they praying for? This is immediately following,
and they're getting to the important stuff for Taylor Swift and her swifty fans
and all music that inspires us. Help us shake it off when life takes
a turn, that we can still make the whole place shimmer. Time comes,
help us confess and I can't. I can't. I'm out, I
just can't. One oh six one them talk and w PTI two stations driving
the best in talk. This is Casey O Day and Carolina's Tony News.
Oh well, we may have to help out here. What is this?
The North Carolina Zoo is asking for your help to name the new sand sand
cat triplets. So they got three cats there, try to see if he
can just go and we're gonna end up with the same stupid thing the internet
always ends up with. They have some suggestions, but I guess you're open
to put in whatever you want. In fact, so we have we have
audio of the leading suggestion. Is that what this is? All right?
So apparently this is what's currently leading for the litter of sand cats at the
zoo. Does this look like regular old cats? Man? Probably want to
murder you, all right? So apparently these are the leading contenders. Some
ting Wong we too low, holy fuk and bang ding al. Really that's
four, that's there's only three cats and that's four names. How are we
going to get to the bottom of what? Buzz I don't know? Wouldn't
that be amazing though? If they had four and that's what they named them,
just to keep the joke alive in time, somebody goes to the zoo.
I've got some uh, I got some thoughts though. What was uh?
What was Will Ferrell's kid's name in um, I'll try to remember the
two boys his name? Speaking of weird prayers, it was Walker in Texas
Ranger, Rocker and Texas Ranger. That's right. That says the whole scene
too, where they're doing the prayer to baby Jesus. Oh yeah. Anyway,
they didn't do the Sparkle pledge though. Yeah. So that's see.
See that only works when you have two of something. Here you got three,
and so people like, ah, three stooges is said or the other.
I don't know, why not Cat one, Cat two, Cat three,
just keep thinking something. They're not gonna come to your your stupid name.
She might as well name them the Asian Airlines pilot. That would be
fine. Do whatever you gotta do, man, All right, hey,
do you remember how oh yeah, everyone needs to be sitting down. Do
you remember remember how the what almost coup or whatever you want to call what
the heck that was in Russia last week when as these um, these Wagner
paramilitary group folks are rolling into Moscow, eventually they stop, some deal is
struck and as part of it, Putin's like, no, everything's fine,
No, it's all good now. I mean, you gotta go to Belarus
now just because I gotta save some face. But other than that, everything's
fine. Well it appears, if Vladimir Putin has launched directly into the Dada,
that none of that was true phase as he said to be starting his
plans to enact revenge on those who supported the mutiny against the Russian military establishment
last week. I mean, the sheer numbers you're gonna run eventually. You
gotta get everyone in a position on a window, right, I mean you're
talking, you're talking about literally what hundreds maybe thousands of people when when you
drilled down to it that now Putin's gotta you know, make have an accident.
It's incredibly time consuming, man. But I know the world is shocked
to learn that after Putin said nah, nah, we're good, apparently they're
they're not good. Those who cause Putin problems currently end up being exiled,
persecuted, or killed under either mysterious circumstances or in blatantly obvious ways to send
a message. And the other problem is is they have all of the you
know, they have dossiers so to speak of, they have files on all
the individual troops. So that's a little tough when they can get to your
family and all that good stuff. But yes, I'm shocked to learn that
apparently he's not holding to his promise. So um, we'll see how that
plays out. But yeah, first floor, windowless room, maybe basements probably
good. And uh, you know, like we tell co eds when they
go to a bar, let anyone give you a drink? Okay, get
yours from you know, get your own, keep an eye on it.
If you're running the bathroom, maybe make sure friends watching you know all the
safety stuff. Well that's your life now if you're one of these Wagner dudes.
Because it sounds like Putin's not holding up to his promise. So check
this out. A little history. Archaeologists working on the ruins of Pompey,
right, which has brought us many an interesting thing from the couple. Look,
it's a couple and they're cuddled together and they're in bliss. I don't
know, he's got murdered by a volcano. I don't know if bliss is
the word that I use. Or the one guy who looks like he was
making the best of his last few minutes. There's one of them, one
of those in case remains where it looked. It's a dude and he's laying
on his back and he's got his hand right at his and you have to
ask yourself, what was he doing when the end came right he was adjusting
his button on his pants, or wanting to be forever entombed in history and
just the right way, or maybe he saw it was coming, He's like
this will There's nothing I can do, but boy, when they find me
later, they're going to have some questions. And I can respect that.
Our this is less to do with people and more with what archaeologists say is
a better look at what folks eight in Pompey, Italy at that time.
And they have now found a essentially advertisements, you know, drawn on walls
for pizza places. I don't see any soup, salads or breadsticks depicted,
though, ross so they were not quite there yet. I'm assuming the establishment
of the Olive Garden headquarters was post POMPEII. I don't have a calendar in
front of me, but here's what I do know. The pizza, however,
looked really weird because pizza Italian pizza at that time did not include anything
you would probably recognize today as traditional pizza toppings. Instead of pepperoni, cheese,
sausage, anything like that, the pizza in question was topped by pomegranate,
spices and herbs and pesto and some dates. Who the zating that who
on the who on their worst decision making day would roll into a pizza place
with all of those options, go all right, so here's what I want.
Give me a large pie pomegranate a day or some dates, and uh,
I'd put some pesto on there too, maybe some some herbs of some
sort. Boom, nailed it. Thanks. No, no cheese, not
no meat, none of that, just weird randomness. Do you think?
Let me ask a question, what do you think the possibility is some higher
power saw what they were doing with pizza and was like, Nah, that
ain't it. Man? What am I allowed to have that theory? We
started the show in a very spiritual way with our sparkle Creed Ross over under
on some higher power going, you're putting one on pizza, And then just
all of a sudden, I was thinking, I was thinking the exact same
thing, What have you done to the pizza? What the world are you
doing to the pizza? Yeah, at that point they're like, well,
oh wait, hold on, we got that volcano right there. Yeah,
look at that. I should be I should get some science money. There's
three cats. You can't you can have Caddie McCAT phase one through three.
I'm just it's just this whole thing. Let's go to the internet. Stop
you're growing adults. Just name the three cats. Okay, We're gonna give
him some cutesy name, maybe a little pun. Anything you can merch potentially,
which I get. You gotta make money support the zoo. You don't
need a bunch of idiots driven by smartass morning radio guys to help you name
the cats. Okay, just say it, all right? Eight eight eight
nine three four seven eight seven. People don't send me your stupid cat name
things. Send them to the zoo, they asked. I just pointed out
it was a thing, all right. So yes, Pompey may or may
not have been wiped out due to their pizza choices. It's a theory we're
working on here. What actually would explain the bliss of the couple embraced that
they found because maybe they're just like, oh, thank goodness, no more
pomegranate pizza. This is gonna be amazing. Forty five Hang on show.
After the show's on. The iHeartRadio app search case o Day for the podcast
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one here on the case O Day radio program. You know it's funny you
Met Ross was telling me off the air about the Skinwalker TV shows. What's
the actual time? I don't love it. I think it's called the Secret
of Skinwalker Ranch. It's on History Children. Okay, Now, Skinwalker Ranch
is obviously that's been a thing that's been around for a very long time as
far as lore and like, use it UFO? Is it paranormal? Is
it demonic? What the hell is going on? Some people are like it's
even like Native American, like I has something to do with spirits or something
like dude, it's like it encompasses everything. It's goes back decades, like
they worked the government worked with the Bigelo group like twenty some years ago.
We um, yeah, I'm sorry, go ahead. No, It's it's
like I've watched the previous two seasons and I was like, damn or three
whatever it was. This season is crazy. It's the greatest thing that's been
on History Channel a long time. It really is. And the guy that's
working with them, he's not like a Sukalos where ancient Aliens. This guy
has like a degree and like everything, and he's worked with the Pentagon and
the d D and it's just like there's some crazy stuff going on at that
ranch. Now, I've driven by where the ranches because if you go to
Rock Springs, Wyoming and you want to not have to go through Salt Lake
like you're trying to let's say you're trying to get down to Saint George or
whatever, there's actually a highway you can cut through on the other side of
the the National Forest in the mountains there. So I've driven on that road
and when you go through Roosevelt, I'm trying to verse it's outside of Vernal
in Utah. A lot of people don't even realize where it is. It's
a really small parcel as far as western ranches go, and I remember learning
that and being unimpressed. I'm like, well, what could happen on I
think it was like five hundred acres or something, which is a small it's
a very small ranch when you get out west. But when you start you
know, doing looking at all the documentaries or watching it because I've seen a
lot of crap and I haven't seen this show. You're like holy crap,
that is a terrifying five hundred acres. Dude, It's absolutely crazy. This
one part of it is like the triangle version, and you get like you
need to hear that, and you're like, oh, bur burm you the
triangle or Devil's Dragons triangle, whatever they call it. It's just they constantly
are bringing in experts on this show that they have done something. You know,
I've been working in drilling for twenty years and they're like, all right,
well we want you to go up to that mesa and we want you
to drill into it for a little bit. It's like, yeah, no
problem, buddy, I've been nearing this twenty years. Not a problem.
And every single expert they bring in the show something that they've never seen happens
before. He's like, well, my drill stopped working. What do you
mean it just won't go on the mountain? What won't go in to mesa?
All right? Does that happen? Right? Like what how often does
this happen? Never happen in twenty years? For some reason? The drills
like nope, And it's just over constantly like we brought on this uh,
this team of drones. We've been doing drones for as long as we've had
drones, and we've you know, we're gonna we're gonna bring the drones above
the triangle and we're gonna do some GPS and satellite and all right, take
off the drones. They won't go up. What they just won't go up?
And then when they finally the drones go up, normally they'd stay in
formation. Right, there's like like fifty drones and there they're probably stay right
next to each other, things with fireworks right in the choreography, and they're
perfect. They're like, all right, we're gonna send the drones up.
And the drones go up, and instead of staying in formation, they're all
over the place. And when when's the last time you saw this? Never
seen it before? Over and over get repeatedly, there's dude, it's a
crazy season. But does it? Does it risk? Then turning into there's
something in that mason. I want to know what's inside it? I really
do. But have you seen these drilling guys they're running around the drilling show
they have or they're like they're constantly trying to find treasure. Oh it bright
because they just assumed, look that mountain looks like it's it's all silver inside,
right, because we did this thing, and then it's it feels like
that Oak Island show you mentioned. Yeah, right. I started hating that
show because nothing happened and it's the same episode over and over and overget like,
oh, we found a button or something in like a in a field
of mud, and it's just this. I'm telling you, this is the
best thing that the History Channel has had on in a long time. And
there's something where it's a great season. And I guess there was a lull
between the first like season three or four. I think we're on four now.
Yeah, but there is a big lull, and I figured it was
due to COVID, Like COVID happened, and they didn't film because for some
reason, you can't film on an empty ranch because they were out man,
they were like, you know, on their ships something, uh, you
know, deep orbit. It turns out the main scientist, the main you
know, host of the show, if you want to call him a host
or whatever, he found some information on like some frequency readings that weren't supposed
to exist at that like high frequency on the on the Mason or something,
and so he goes to the Pentagon because he's like, this is a guy
that has like a decrement signal or something. It's not like some frequency and
like they look into and they're like, this is like a national security threat.
So he ends up he ends up working for the Pentagon and the d
D and they're like UAP division like heading it for like a year and a
half. Yeah, now he's back on the show. As you're gonna say,
he like got disappeared. No, wow, what happened to do?
And he's you know, and he's uh, he is now the dude working
in the basement there at Area fifty one getting tentacled by that alien man because
you know, that's a new term for the UFO as they used the term
UAP right, that term was coined on the ranch by the guy that worked
before the guy that's did in charges the show. Now, okay then all
right, so uh and it's what third third season? Now I think the
fourth? But Roger, do you recommend Your recommendation was don't just start at
the third, right, you can just started this season, just started the
latest season. I may watch that I've watched should I've watched many a horror
movie and a as well as some documentaries or whatever on skin Walkers. So
I'm always down for that, especially if there's something happening, because you know,
most of these go right right, nothing happens. They said, you're
on o'k Island and you're you've been there for like twenty seasons, and what
have you found in your twenties that we found a button from the Civil War
air or some weird Wow, it's nice and it's worth of money, right
that button retirement le Oh, okay, all right, uh, I get
down with that, all right? Coming up, um, Joe. This
happened twice yesterday. That's right here. Vladimir Prutmen weekend by recently Ben's start
to tom but he's clearly moving to war in the rack and moving the war
at home, and he is, uh, he's coming to a briar around
the world. A little hard to hear. We'll go over it again.
But yesterday, for no reason I can explain, the President completed Ukraine in
the rack twice. That's very busy. We'll get into that coming up our
number two. Hang on, all right, good morning everybody. It is
seven oh six here on the TCO Day Radio program. I forgot you you
lived in Saltake, did you ever drive out to Vernal and where skin Walker
is or do you just have no interest? I had knowed, I'd never
heard of it at the time. I mean, I've drove. I've driven
though from Salt Lake to Vegas. That's about it. But I've made that
just on the interstate there. Yeah. Yeah, you gotta go a little,
a little on the side, a little side of highway to get over
to Vernal and that area. But if you do, I will say this,
there is one weird thing and it doesn't just affect Vernal in that part
of Utah. Think of the Front Range areas of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
parts of Montana. Um. One of the things that that we have
out there which can make things a little a little weird when you're trying to
do like ground penetrating radar and various other things, is the the soil makeup
and the deposits and the soil out there are pretty weird. From a lot
of iron in certain parts to um the largest collection in the US of the
various radioactive materials. In fact, there's a mine called kojima Um near where
I grew up, and there were read several families of you know, friends
whose parents worked at Cogima and that's a uranium mine and so like you get
you get that in the So I'm not a geologist, but it can tweak
stuff. Oh yeah, I believe it. I believe it from what I've
seen on this show. Like, I wouldn't be surprised if they if they
eventually discover like the the new element. Tony Stark makes an iron Man too.
Oh, we just we have no idea what this was, and now
we found it, wouldn't be surprised. So yeah, I don't know,
but now I'll give it a look. That sounds totally my speed there because
the guy that does it, like I said, you said this off there
and it's perfect. He starts the series because he has, like like I
said, degree and everything. He's worked for the Pentagondo, d NASA.
He starts off as like Scully from the X Files, and now he's like
a believer. He's like there's something going on here. It's weird. But
he walked in there like I'm just here for the science, so I'll have
this debunk. Yeah, he walked into debunk it. Yeah. And it's
been like four seasons and now he like, now he's got black oil dripping
out his nose, right right, he's pregnant. Yeah, spoiler alert.
Hey, you guys want to cancel something? I mean I don't, but
by our academic betters do so. Um, we're gonna we're gonna cancel you
ready for this? Herkey? Do you know what herkey is? Yeah,
we're going to cancel herky. If you don't know what herkey is, I
guess you're not a big ten fan, or more specifically an Iowa fan.
So check this out. You've probably seen it though, right, You've probably
seen the Iowa Hawkeye logo, and then the mascot looks pretty similar. However,
one professor at the University of Iowa's concerned that the school's hawk mascot herkey
looks too angry and his appearance could be contributing to a culture of violence,
depression, and even suicide. What oh, everything's so stupid quote. I
believe incoming students should be met with welcoming, nurturing, calm, accepting in
happy messages, said, who is this ahead of the pediatrics Clinical professor resmer
Oral, who posted a an op ed to the Athletic department in the Iowa
City Press, Citizen Oral says that although she believes the school is doing a
great job in that regard, when it comes to words, she's afraid that
all of it is just not enough if the school's mascot looks that way.
This woman is serious, man. She doesn't like a mascot looking motivated or
angry or nothing. May sound like a joke to you, but Orl believes
the issue of the mascot's appearance should not be taken lightly, not only because
it makes some students feel uncomfortable, but because it's image may convey an invitation
to aggressive violence the world. You mean, like when they go and tear
down goalposts at the Metrodome. I watched him do that. By the way,
don't worry. It's not just hurting feelings. It's also racist. Yeah.
And though you may think the mascot's bird face is just a bird face,
ORL would have you know, it's actually a vehicle for subliminally installing violent
tendencies in the minds of those who see it. These people are I don't
know, how are they outside of a bubble? How are they not some
mass of agoraphobe who's never left their house. Oral said she developed her concern
after noticing that herkey was usually depicted with an angry facial expression. Yeah,
it looks like a tough mask. Got er go get them right. As
we strive to tackle depression, suicide, violence, and behavioral challenges and help
our students succeed, I plead with you to allow herkey to be like us,
sometimes sad, sometimes happy, sometimes angry. Something that's shut up.
Also, they feel that herkey may also be insulting to Native Americans as hawks
I eat the Hawkeyes are you know, considered sacred among many of the tribes,
especially those who historically occupied Iowa. In the Iowa City, I guess
where the university is. So that's it. If your college mascot looks a
little mean, watch out. Can you imagine the damage being done to all
the ECU students. Have you seen how angry that pirate looks, or the
terrifying thoughts that must go through an NC State student's head. Is there strolling
from that mini target back to their dorms and wondering if a wolf's going to
come out and eat them in a big red hat. These are all things
that could happen man under this woman's this woman's thought process. Yeah, that's
gonna go over. Well, you ever met a Hawkeye fan, but you
know, tenured professor, So what are you gonna do? All right?
Eight eight, eight ninety three, four seven, eight seventy four. So
Joe Biden yesterday twice it's a little hard to hear, but I'll play it
again. In fielding questions about Putin and what's going on in Ukraine, said
the following, Had Vladimir Putin been weakened by a racing evans? It's hard
to tell, but he was clearly moving to war in Iraq. He's moving
to war at home, and he is become a bit of a brier around
the world. So yeah, yeah, clearly losing the war in Iraq is
Putin. According to analysis by President Joe Biden. Well, I don't know
if i'd say he's winning or losing the war in Iraq. I haven't heard
much about it, but we'll look into it, give you a little little
feedback here on the show. But for now, um, yeah, you
did it twice in a day, brouh. Of course they they they've already
spun it right. Just he's got so much going on, by the way,
did you see the big sea pap controversy, Well, that's what they're
saying. It is ross. Did you see any of this, The pictures
of Joe Biden with like strap marks on his face? Yeah, I thought
maybe he was doing some luchador fighting, do you at Lucador? I saw
others who were mocking up u scenes from pulp fiction as to what may have
been strapped across his face, pant like the dancing scenes or something in the
basically him with a ball gag. But they yeah, yeah, not a
no, not a rose. But the White House has said that the president
apparently utilizes a sea pap device, which makes sense when you see the straps
on there? What's up with that? That being said, it did make
for a lot of fun speculation yesterday as to what it might be. And
of course there's this running thing where people get these pictures of Joe Biden at
a weird angle and they're like, you didn't even have his face on all
the way right. You've seen these over the years over the presidency where essentially
they're like, that is a lizard person and he couldn't even get the face
on correctly. So it just kind of fed into all of that stupidity you
see on Twitter, but I did think that that was rather amusing. All
right, coming up on the show, we got us a dumb criminal man,
you got a couple of them, So we will get into that.
And you want to let's talk about smoke, specifically smoke from Canada's wildfires,
which is bringing with it a new risk racism. That's right, We're gonna
have to cancel the Canadian smoke for racism. We'll get into that coming up
here on the case O Day Radio program. Thank You Casey is PTI in
the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Well,
some would say it was predictable from literally the suggestion of the program, and
then of course that's how it played out. I'm talking about giants fraud connected
to the PPP and the COVID Paycheck Protection Act and various other COVID relief programs,
and right now I think the conservative estimate is some eighty billion in fraud.
But remember, like you had people from all over the world who were
tapping into this. So as that started to emerge and Congress had stuff to
say, um and believe it or not, parts of the program still continue.
They decided, we got a crack down on the fraud man, what
are we gonna do? So what happened, Well, they hired what are
known as FinTechs, specifically companies who use computer savvy technology middleman AI things like
that to basically be a stop gap in the system. So when you would
apply before human ever may have laid eyes upon it, they had this AI
who would scour the applications, scour the uploads, the financial documents, the
business data, the photos of the people. They literally had to submit photos,
so they had that on record as well as could be checked against,
you know, photos of criminals and things like that. And that was supposed
to be a stop gap and you know, appease Congress's concerns. Well,
got some bad news because it's not going so well for AI right now.
It turns out they have just determined that it basically did nothing to abate the
fraud that was going on out there, and in fact, at least one
large group of fraudsters figured out that if they uploaded instead of their own head
shot, a headshot picture of Barbie Dolls, the AI bought it and gave
them the money. So so like skippers, companies they're gonna be fine.
Everything's good to go there, Barbie, good to go. I'm assuming Ken
had some as well. Good to go. Ironically, there was actually for
people who used the dollheads of female dolls that actually was helpful and screwing along
the process, as there was an appetite to make sure that the Moneys were
not just given to a bunch of assists white males. So you too,
you took a picture of Barbe, your daughter's Barbie, upload that with your
application boom. That was something AI was supposed to catch and they couldn't even
catch that those were dollheads. Man, So you want to talk about something
we will never account for because almost everyone who's still up in Washington, it
does them no good. It's gonna be what is easily more than eighty billion
in fraud. I don't believe that number for a minute. Remember they had
a guy busted here who had a bunch of fake companies that were set up
and they were all named after Game of Thrones characters or elements from the show
Man. People were juice in that program because there was you'd suggest putting protection
in there. Peopled freak out man. Oh the Republicans just want this because
they want to starve lower income minority blah blah blah. You know, all
of that garbage being shoveled. So yeah, not work like a charm man
if you're I guess, if you're a dull. Okay, all right,
so check this out. Apparently the smoke from the Canadian fires, which continues
to be an issue, has a more devious goal. That's right here from
ap Smoky air from Canada's wildfires shrouded broad swaths of the US from Minnesota to
New York to Kentucky on Wednesday, prompting warnings to stay inside and exacerbating health
risk for people already suffering. However, it has to be noted the impacts
are particularly hard on poor and minority communities, who are more likely to live
near polluting plants and have higher rates of asthma. Detroit, a mostly black
city with a poverty rate of thirty percent, has some of the worst air
quality in the US Wednesday. All right, So basically they go through this
whole thing and they're like, this is a problem, and you're not taking
it seriously because the smoke is quote targeting minority communities. Do you think the
smoke gives a crap Like I understand if you want to make an argument about
why low income communities, why is it that they have so much of the
industrial manufacturing companies and you know, and you could argue that's quote unquote racism.
You could also argue that the home values near such types of manufacturing tend
to be lower, so it literally will draw in low income people because those
are the homes they could afford. But the part where the smoke is somehow
deviating around you know, the white cities. Yeah, hell are you talking
about? Because for this to be racist, you'd like the jet stream would
also have to be racist, right, the winds racist winds, racist jet
stream, racist storm fronts. It would have to be a whole racist cabal
of weather related stuff. What do you mean it's targeting minority communities. There
is not an article ap right won't write under this type of allegation. Man,
it's and it just amazes me every single time, this one oh six
one FM talk in the triangles PTI and the triad. All right, let
me arm you with a little little prediction, little info. I'm correct,
by the way, because you can already see the signs and as you know,
we have a strong track record of being able to predict the future here
on the show. I'd say we're we're batting a thousand ross. Would you
say that's accurate? Probably, you know, thousand percent on our ability to
predict the future here on this Yeah, yeah, yeah, And I predict
that will continue. So you gotta have the music when you're making predictions.
So check this out. You're ready. So, at some point, probably
in the next week, maybe even in the next few days, I like
Monday, the US Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling over Joe Biden's
student debt forgiveness. Right, remember this monstrosity where he just decided with a
stroke of a pen he could cancel ten thousand or twenty thousand dollars of federal
loans for borrowers, right, And everyone looked at that and went one,
that sounds like you're buying votes too. I don't think that's legal. Yeah,
hell, And I think that that has settled in in the media that
they're probably going to lose this one. So I gotta tell you, man,
the various takes which are already starting to pop up, this is going
to get ramped up because this is an election issue. Ironically, when made
an election issue, it's also an admission of buying votes. Just in our
our American way. Here's Ian Millhauser from vox quote, probably in the next
by the way, try to figure out how many things are wrong with this
tweet. Okay, he writes, Probably in the next couple of days,
millions of Americans are going to learn that six Republicans who've never been elected to
anything just took ten thousand dollars away from them. Good luck with that in
the next election, Republican Party, said self identified nonpartisan journy nalist Ian Milhauser.
Heiser, Whatever, I'm sorry, what do you mean took ten thousand
dollars away from them? Does that even make sense? Whose money do you
think that is? And you know this was this foreseeable. Hell I predicted
this when Obama decided to nationalize the student loan program. Because let me just
real quickly, I want you to understand the genius of this. By the
way, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four, if you
are beholden to academia and higher ed who almost exlusively supports your candidates, holds
the fundraiser gets the donations, pays the ungodly speaking fees that you all sap
up the moment you're out of you know you've retired, gives you all of
these guest professorships. By the way, Fauci I guess is now a professor
at what Georgetown perfect when when you're beholden to that and the rise, the
rise of the cost of a college education was so far above just natural inflation
so as to look suspect like if you, if you any other company you
would deal with, if they were raising prices at that point, people wouldn't
do business with them. But they don't really have a choice. I mean,
you're somewhat streamlined here. So by nationalizing it, you don't run the
risk of Wells Fargo and some team of actuaries sitting there going at some point,
we can't loan that much money for an education that yields an annual starting
salary of thirty two thousand dollars that would be in that would be an insane
investment to make. As a fiduciary industry that has to answer to taxpayers or
excuse me, to a shareholders right where you can file a lawsuit if you
think they're doing something that is against the fiduciary interests of the shareholders in this
case. The way you eliminate that problem of banks eventually going no, we're
not going to loan one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for a humanity's degree along
with a master's version of and maybe even a doctorate. We're not doing that.
That's not good business. By the way you stop that is you do
it at the federal level and you throw off the shackles, the yoke,
if you will, of having to make those fiduciary decisions. So if you're
the universities, at no point you have to go, all right, we
need to slow the role on another five percent tuition increase or whatever. You
know what you were seeing some universities averaging five to eight percent per year.
Well, now they don't have to do that because they don't worry that they
run the risk because the government will keep rubber stamping in. Well, that's
what they're charging. It must be worth it. And that's where refined yourself.
So this this narrative that people who did make those borrowing decisions are having
ten thousand dollars take it was never theirs. That's the whole point of the
challenge. Hell, you could argue even if the program went forward, it
wasn't quote unquote theirs. It was a giant transfer of wealth. Ironically,
was a transfer of wealth that would have fallen on the back of a lot
of people who never went to college and or paid THEIRS off. People who
went into a trade people you know, electricians, plumbers, folks who you
know, they are construction guys, the owner construction company who worked their butts
off. They didn't sit there for your university. The either went to a
trade school or they did on the job and eventually found themselves in a position
where hey making some money, making enough that they got tax liability. And
now part of that tax liability is paying for student loans for doctors and humanities
persons, social justice warriors with mysterious eight year degrees. People resent that.
So, yeah, the six Republicans he's referring to obviously as the Supreme Court.
But if you think that's going to be the totality of it, you're
not even looking at the current headlines Time magazine. Women will suffer most if
student loan forgiveness fails. That's, by the way, that is you know
why because there's a higher percentage of women enrolled in universities within the last ten
fifteen years. So that's stupid. That's like saying that younger people will suffer
most if student loan forgiveness fails people under the age of forty. What are
you talking about. There's a racist angle to it. They're getting out,
they're getting out all the stuff because they realize that this is some Democrats want
to make a big issue. Why Because it's easy, it's palatable. Vote
for me. You want that ten twenty thousand vote for me. The evil
Supreme Court took it away. If you vote for us, we'll find a
way to make it happen. It's it's akin to old style Chicago and Tammary
Hall Boston, you know, walking around money or excuse me, New York.
I'd say Boston. Well, but basically Boston had their thing too.
But basically the old walking around money right where you're paying people to go to
the polls, except now you're just doing it overtly as part of a news
story. The media is ready to jump in on this, These evil Republicans,
they're silver spoons trying to take this away from women and minorities. And
people who made poor borrowing decisions. How dare they so? But just trust
me, it's gonna ramp up. They're kind of waiting for the decision,
but some of them are getting out ahead of it. So there you go,
all right, seven forty four case O Day Radio program. Oh it's
not one of the Jeffs. It's the Ken. All right, Ken Moon
from the Weather Channel. We started collectively referring to you guys as the Jeffs.
I know that that's that's not fair to you because you're you know,
you're the Ken, but that was just easier that way. Unfortunately, you're
also the guy gets to come in and talk about triple degree you know,
feels to the air. So I do not envy you, sir. That
is right. The humidity definitely increasing out there. It is gonna be hot
and it is going to be humid right into and through the upcoming weekend.
In fact, I think Saturday Sunday gonna be more hotter and more humid than
we are today. Hazy sunshine out there today, temperatures are gonna be right
around are just over the ninety degree mark today. Temperatures tonight drove down to
around seventy sunny, hot, and humid Tomorrow, low nineties, heated next
close to one hundred slight chance to see a late day shower storm Friday.
As we get into the weekend, it'll be sunny, hot, and humid,
with about a thirty to forty percent chance for afternoon and evening storms.
But again, it's gonna be very hot out there, temperatures and a low
nineties both afternoons or mid nineties as we get into Sunday, and that heat
index expected to be up a rounder, even over triple digits. All right,
but you gotta work on this man, because we got fourth of July
next week. Folks traveling, they don't want to burst into flames the moment
they step out sign on the beach. So let's let's try to find a
comfortable level maybe by tuesday. Okay, all right, I'll see what I
can do. All right, Ken's working on it, so we'll hold him
to it here in an hour? Coming up? What is it with Ross?
What's the Why can't I remember the new name of the show? Live
PD? What are they called on Patrol? Right? On Patrol? Life
on Patrol Live? All right, you've watched enough Live PD on Patrol live
and all of that right to also wonder why is it when you have a
car full of drugs you also feel it necessary to either speed, not have
lights on no plate, or on drugs yourself. I am constantly amazed when
it happens, and yet I've seen it in watching Cops Live, PD any
of it. It's kind of a regular. In fact, frankly, for
you police officers, it's kind of a gimme right, It doesn't that just
make life easy? Well? This guy man, he may take the cake,
will share his dumb criminal story. Actually, will pair it with another
dude's coming up here on the cacoday radio program Smart Talk All DAYPTI in the
Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Right, good
morning, seven to fifty one here on the cacoday Radio program phone number eight
eight eight nine three fours seven eight seven four. Wow, that's some research
I probably wish I wouldn't have done. Ross. You get those two pictures
I just texted you the cent rows and pictures, very important photos. Yeah,
yeah, yeah. The heck is that the first individual? What No,
I pressed it so I could zoom in? Why why would you do
that? That sounds like a horrible idea. The first one is a drag
queen slash preacher whose name is Joe Anne Fabrics with three x's. It's pretty
funny. The name is funny. I'll give him that. Like some of
the names are really funny. Joe and Fabrics is pretty damn funny. How
do you think Joe had fabrics? The store feels about that. I don't
even care. Man, every time i'm there, there mean to me because
you're not the right I know. Whenever MARKI has me pick up stuff,
like okay, it's different, not what not. Always it depends on who's
working, but a lot of times, as a certain person working there where
I go pick it up and they just hate me because I'm a dude.
And you can tell it. Like I'll be standing in line and they'll be
super nice to everybody picking up their stuff, and I am just I go
up there and I'm like, hey, I need, like, you know,
X amount of this fabric when they when they cut it, you know,
not not just like the pick the store pickup, when you actually have
to have them cut fabric. And I'm saying up there and I have my
list for Markey, and I'm incredibly polite, and I'm like, I need
like five feet of whatever fabric and they hate me because you just want to
get in get out, and yeah I don't and have the right things.
When you get home, you go here, honey, there you go,
and she's like, all right, perfect, right, that's all you wanted.
This woman. You can tell she just despises men. Well you're invading.
I am sexiest. Yeah, So all right, So that's Joe on
Fabric's number one. Number two is Flamy Grant. So Amy Grant the singer
except gay, So Flamy Grant. Now. The first one, the photo
you Semia of the Joe in fabrics, looks like the ice witch from Narnia.
The second one looks like some sort of some from the New Little Mermaid
movie with a guitar. It's kind of like an Ursula, Hans, but
it looks like a hybrid of of Ursula, uh, combined with Ariel.
It's like a hybrid. It's something. Well, the reason I sent that
to Ross is not just so he'd zoom in and I'd get a laugh about
it, but also because that is the church in question, where this thing
called the um sparkle creed spread from I was not aware of this, but
some very progressive churches out there have redone the apostles Creed to be you know,
more for a modern audience, if you will. And I don't know,
man in like there's a Lutheran church up in Minnesota's getting some grief for
this, but it's widespread, like this is something that a few years ago
somebody put together. Churches are using that are woke churches. Now I'm sitting
out the tweet for this. So these two the photos are from that church.
No, they're from the church where the Creed originated, San Francisco,
specifically hold On. So if we're going to send the tweet out, let
me actually send you a story about them, so you can just tweet that
out. So hang out. I'm a Texas to you. Okay. That's
where the images came from. So then people can see the images in there.
And this is just a story about Oh and join fabrics goes by the
High Priest of Gayness. So and so this is part of drag Queen Bible's
story hour. However, it was other preacher there, another pastor there who
is credited with penning the Sparkle Creed, which progressive churches use as part of
their service, and it goes a little something like this, the sparkle creed.
I believe in the non binary God, whose pronouns are plural. I
believe in Jesus Christ, their child, who wore a fabulous tunic and had
two dads and saw everyone as a sibling child of God. I believe in
the rainbow Spirit, who shatters our image of one white light and refracts it
into a rainbow of gorgeous diversity. I believe in the Church of every day
Saints, as numerous, creative and resilient as patches on the eighth quilt,
whose feet are grounded in mud, and whose eyes gaze at the stars in
wonder. I believe in the calling to each of us that love is love
is love, So beloved, let us love. I believe, Glorious God,
help my unbelief comen. All right? Now? Why am I pointing
this out? Look? Because if you go into a church and you don't
like what the church is doing, you can leave, and I'm cool with
that. Right. You want to have a church that you know, worships,
plants, whatever, do your thing. Don't care however, one these
churches are aligned, especially in the case of the Dyna Church, which is
the was what the main news story was about. You know, they're officially
aligned with the Lutheran Church, and so there's obviously a debate in a lot
of different churches. Be a Baptists, we've seen separation, Pentecostal, obviously,
the Protestant information going back to Catholicism. Right, it's a thing that
happens. However, the reason that I bring it up and highlight it is
not just so we can all check out the outfit that Joeanne Fabrics with three
Xes is wearing, but also to remind you that one of the constant pushbacks
on a lot of these issues is the separation of church and state. Do
you think it's safe to say that this woke social justice stuff has become its
own religion? How is it any different one? It can be incorporated into
what appears to be more traditional religious services. However, it's dogma. Man.
There's a reason that dude was falling his eyes out yesterday because he found
out that he called the cops on some guy who was threatening to murder his
family and had a knife. But he didn't like the color differential and thought
he's going to be labeled a racist. It is religion. It is persecution
akin to a's on foreheads and witches burning. Don't believe me. Two hundred
and fifty of your favorite stars in Hollywood have all signed a new document and
it speaks exactly to what I'm talking about. The religion of Wolfe. All
right, you're morning everybody, KC O Day or radio program our number three.
You're glad to have you along. Coming up on the show, we
got our dumb criminals. That'll be fun. Always looking forward to that.
Also, the freak out in New Jersey will have to mention that as well.
But I mentioned about when I'm sitting there and seeing the religious services with
the rewriting of the Apostles, creed and you know, the race to wokeness.
That's fine, and people can decide where they want to go in those
churches or not. But I'm I'm I'm done listening to people objecting to legislation
about whether you can go gender transition your toddler. As government is only doing
this because some of the groups that are objecting our religious groups, and therefore
we need a separation of church and state. If you see videos like that,
and you you don't see a very similar culture. I mean, this
cancel culture is a modern version of excommunicating people from society in a way,
it's just the digital version of it, right, you know, back in
the day, especially when you got into very religious periods of time or types
of communities. You know, Puritans examples all over Europe as well as many
other countries. Basically even Native American tribes would excommunicate members for you know,
perceived non compliance and non non following of doctrine. Right. This is that
version of it. So I when when anyone points that out and they feel
that people are approaching a topic such as you know, child gender surgeries and
they're doing so or abortion for that matter, and they're doing so on a
religious perspective, it's religious. It's turned religious all around, and it's evidenced
by who who is more powerful in canceling somebody right now in society and their
ability to bank, do social media perhaps work in a certain field. Who
is more powerful right now? The Church as as we would view them traditionally,
so the Catholic Church or the Church of England, you know, depending
on where you are in time and location, or like the Human Rights Coalition
and other LGBT activist groups. Who's more powerful in having you, know,
you essentially marked with the letter upon your forehead. It ain't the church right
now, that that is shifted man, case in point, those of you
who claim it's not, those who claim it's not a religion, And I'm
mixing apples and oranges. Two hundred and fifty Hollywood celebrities have now signed a
letter addressed to Big Tech demanding the Big Tech censor anyone who opposes transsurgeries of
kids. It's an open letter and it includes all your favorites. Let's see
here, Amy Schumer, Ariana Grande, Demilovado, Jamie Lee, Curtis,
Jodd Aptow, oh, Patrick Stewart, and the list goes on and on
and on man. And they are demanding in a letter sent to meta YouTube,
TikTok and Twitter, and the letter was organized by GLAD and the Human
Rights Campaign, they are demanding that there has been a systemic failure to prohibit
hate, harassment and malicious anti LGBT information and it must be a rest and
so basically anyone who goes on there and violates perceived dogma pointing out things like
some of the mental health issues surrounding this. Well, they just had a
they just had a big study, the Danish study that has been going on
since nineteen eighty and in it they found that suicide rates in psychiatric conditions are
much higher among trans identifying people, which leads to a suicide rate that is
far in excess seven point seven times higher and this is just in Denmark than
people who do not identify as transgender. And arguably Denmark was an early adopter
of normalizing this, So in a society that is among the most welcoming on
earth for this, it didn't do anything to abate the suicide rate. That's
an uncomfortable number and sometimes people want to discuss that on social media because the
sad part is is once the whole ideology is changed from you're dealing with somebody
who may be dealing with several mental health conditions, let's treat those. Let's
get to the bottom of that. Let's make that job number one. Now.
If you are to assume that you could be canceled within the medical field,
right, the only thing you're allowed to say is, well, somebody
thinks that it must be true, and the only way to solve it is
through gender. Quote affirming surgeries or hormone treatments or any of the rest.
But now they don't even want you to be able to have that discussion on
social media because frankly, I think people see a lot of this stuff and
they read and they digest stuff, and in many cases it's just videos from
people who are trans identifying who then you know their unedited video they put on
TikTok. It's repost stood by libs of TikTok on the Twitter and people scream
hate and it's like they didn't edit the video. That's what somebody put out
there. The letter goes on to point out they want to know what tech
companies are going to a dude to address content that spreads malicious lies and disinformation
about medically necessary healthcare. And I want to let you know this was all
test run and the models there for COVID. They're just demanding the COVID treatment.
The same people who want the same mitigation are outlining how it worked with
COVID, where literally at one point if you said something like if you take
the vaccine you can still get COVID, you were off, you were suspended.
If you said that, it may have leaked from the lab in Wuhan
you were, you were a conspiracy theory person and you would be suspended well
on this issue, and I'm sure a whole host of other issues. This
is what they want. This is Hollywood and you know, and what do
you expect. But it's also a group of activists and individuals who realize that
if there is an open, honest debate and discussion about this, that not
everyone's going to come down in one direction. And rather than coming up with
a better argument, they just want them quash man. They want them,
They want them d D citizen from a social media standpoint, and it's scary
because they realize how well it worked, man. They saw how well it
worked from the Joe Biden laptop thing prior to the election to COVID quote unquote
disinformation and various other topics. So yeah, you bet they're writing a letter
there because they realize that's how they get stuff done. They're not advocating for
something. They are simply here to quash any dissenting opinion. So they don't
have to advocate at that point, right, Because advocating involves convincing people and
spreading information and educating people. So if you don't completely advocate for all of
this. Well, then mitigations are coming if these groups get their way,
all right, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four the phone
number you want to be on the show, We can get some calls on
that. Also, let me flip over to this, try to tie those
two things together. We got our criminals. Oh yeah, I can't wait
to get into this insanity right now. Eight fifteen, though, will take
a break, be right back. One oh six one f M Talk and
WPTI, two stations driving the best in talk. This is Casey O Day
and Carolina's Morning News. You know, I gotta say, Ross, are
you ever gonna go full two? You probably need to buy this property.
So apparently somebody build a replica of the White House out in San Mateo,
California, to south to San Francisco. They want forty million bucks for it.
But it's crazy. It's got it's got like an oval office. It's
got let's see here, and it has the requisite rooms too, formal entry
parlor, spacious east room with fireplace, dining room, a dish room,
you know, just a various eleven bedrooms, nine bass, five half baths,
and it looks like the damn White House. Minus, while they have
the East and the West wings, they don't have those little late addition little
I don't know how to describe it, little little foots on the end.
But other than that, a spot on man dubbed the Western White House.
The replica sits on three acres of land, and I'm sure tax rate is
gonna suck. So oh wow, they even have the grounds include a replica
rose garden, even the trees, swimming pool and pavilion, which I'll sit
on the official White House property. That's crazy. And then when you look
at the look at the oval office, man, yeah, that's the place
to do it. So the monthly payment if you prequalified, just two hundred
and fifty six thousand a month, So just you know, FYI on that.
All right, Well, we'll keep that in mind for birthday time.
Let's get to dumb criminals, shall we. You got some doozies here.
A queensman admitted in federal court Wednesday that he was attempting to smuggle three pythons
in his pants from New York State to Canada as he rode a bus crossing
the USA Canada border. Customs and Border Protection discovered the snakes while reviewing Bautiso.
The guy's name is Calvin Bautista. While reviewing his passport and conducting a
border search, as quote, one of the young adult snakes in his pants
near his inner thigh began to move rapidly. Well, now, well,
hold on, maybe they're just making I don't like this profile in here.
All right, So you're staring at this dude's crotch for some reason because it's
moving and squirming with a python. And at that point, now you're able
to physically search this guy. I mean, sure you got it right,
but what of you know, what of people who just can't help it?
Ross? Do you know how many times I've been stopped at the border because
they thought I was smuggling pythons. This is a constant problem that I've dealt
with. Man, I'm sure it's happened to you as well. You know,
you're around the police like sir, are you smuggling a giant Burmese python
or three? And you got to put up with those allegations, the profiling
that goes on. It ain't right, man. They won't even let me
on the plane, right yeah, because they're like, whether it's the one
thing or the snakes not on this plane. Man, Yeah, so he
got busted. Don't do that. And then my personal favorite, every time
I see one of these stories where like they make us stop on ninety five
or whatever, like we stopped the vehicle for doing one hundred and two on
nine five and you know whatever county and you're roanoak rapids, right, And
then like the dude's doing one hundred two and they crack open the vehicle and
he's got like fifty pounds of meth in there, and it's like, dude,
I don't know about I don't know much about running a drug empire,
but I'm pretty sure that when you're hauling a bunch of drugs, or really
any drugs for that matter, you probably probably shouldn't be doing felony level speeding
or not have working lights, or be all over the damn road or brandishing
guns or any of the hundreds of dumb reasons that I've seen in news stories
over the years where they're just like just like, ah, yeah, so
what we're gonna need to do is we're gonna get across there as fast as
possible. Who's to stop us? And it just happens to be like NC
State Patrol or something, so check this out. Police say they observed a
man inhaling a blue balloon while driving. His driving also not that good.
Apparently he was all over the road, was going extremely slow and then extremely
fast, and then was inhaling off a balloon, which is a way in
which people will juice themselves with inhalance. Not recommended, I guess, judging
by the yes, the medical part in this story here. But so they
pulled this guy over because they literally watched him doing what very much appears to
be drugs. There's a slight chance it's helium and he's messing with his kids
in the backseat that can't see with a funny voice, but not in this
case. So they pulled his dude over, searched the vehicle. He had
forty eight thousand nitrous oxide canisters. So these little ones he had forty eight
thousand jammed in the vehicle, except they couldn't see those, but they could
see roughly fifty used canisters that were strewn about the vehicle when the officers approached
the side of it. So he's not doing a real good job. In
addition, he also had copious amounts of ketamine, cocaine, and cannabis.
In fact, he didn't have a little how much he had. He had
two kilos of cocaine, a kilo of ketamine, a bunch of pot.
Doesn't say how much as well as quote hundreds of pounds of cash. Dude,
you have a car that's worth what, probably what millions, maybe not
quite that much, and you couldn't wait to get high till you got there.
Genius, my man. So he was sided with all of that,
and on top of it, failure to maintain proper control of a vehicle.
The twenty five year old idiot forty eight thousand. Those looking, I can't
even figure the footprint that takes up that car had to be loaded like a
family on a two week road trip. So yeah, those of you getting
ready to smuggle drugs, maybe you're smuggling drugs right now. I wish you
wouldn't, But you know, if you are, maybe don't do the drugs
in front of police at a traffic light and were you know, do one
hundred and two miles an hour tends to tip them off. Again, not
a legal expert, not a lawyer, but it seems like a common sense.
Just my two cents there. It keeps sending me so that the zoo
has three new kittens from something called stonecats or something. I don't even I
saw a picture it looked like cats. But I do like these cats because
they're kept in an enclosure where nobody can They can't interact with anybody, so
that's not so bad. But now they are asking the public to help name
the three kittens. Never asked the internet to name anything We've covered this.
People got suggestions though. I was thinking it's super salad and breadsticks and then
they can get an olive garden tie in ross. Just say it, man,
Maybe you haven't guessed on your show. You got options are go half
hour ago, hang up your day Smarter one oh six one FM Talk and
News Talk WPTI More with Casey starts now all right eight thirty five and good
morning here on your Thursday morning. Oh what is this? Oh? I'll
have to read that update. All right, let me hit on a few
things before we get there. So one of the crazier stories out there,
as it relates to the whistleblowers and Joe Biden and Hunter Biden and Joe's brother
and everybody else, is you know how one, how did the money get
skimmed through, if in fact it did, and how are they communicating because
you know, ultimately government phones emails obvious. See anything having to do with
Hunter Biden having a copy of it on his cloud not a good thing.
And so the suggestion was that Joe Biden during his time as vice president actually
had a phone was a SAT phone, and it was a SAT phone that
was acquired not by Biden but by one of Hunter's colleagues, and then Joe
Biden had the phone and if they wanted to talk any business they would do,
they could do it on that phone because there wouldn't be a record of
the call and there's obviously some technology to keep people from listening. Well,
that's just one of the stories out there, and it's pretty crazy. And
the number of the phone found its way into some journalistic circles, and writer
John Solomon, who was chatting with let's see Peter Schweitzer and others, said,
you know, he was he was pretty shocked by the story. So
he did a little journalism thing. He decided to call the phone and this
is his story of what happened when he called that phone. Number was turning
over from the FBI. There had been some documents that law enforcement had gotten
to other meets, and one of those documents got leaked to me and it
had a cell phone number that Hunter Biden was paid for it. So I
figured, on, this is my chance, maybe I can. I've been
trying to get fair comment from Hunter Biden, so I'm going to call the
cell phone. So I called the cell phone and guess who picked up the
phone? Oh? By Joe. By Joe. Boy, was he shocked
when he got when he picked up the phone and find out. Yeah,
so that's John Solomon who literally thought he was just found another way to get
to Hunter. He thought he was going to get a mainline to Hunter on
some secret phone, and Joe Biden picked up the phone, according to Solomon,
which when he coupled with the whistleblower testimony and kind of a change in
narrative. Do you remember what the old narrative of the White House was.
Joe Biden never had never discussed anything having to do with outside business with Hunter,
and then like there's pictures of him and the Hunter and a couple of
the Barisma guys out on the golf course. You're like, WHOA, what
were you guys talking about right, because it had that whole jets in Arizona
vibe with Bill Clinton and the former Attorney general. You're like, yeah,
you talked about grandkids. I'm sure that's what went down. Well here,
that's the allegation you have out here and the White House. Now when they
push back on it, they say they were quote never in business together.
Well that's different. Actually, it's one thing to say they never discussed anything
having to do with business. It's another thing entirely to set the standard of
the bar. Now at they're not on articles of incorporation together, which sounds
like a change. And I would think that others who would hear that,
Maybe some of the journalistic endeavors might hear that and also wonder an attempt to
clarify. But wait, a sect, did they never discuss business or they
were never in business all right? Eight eight, eight, nine, three
four seven, eight seventy four. So I'm not buying any of that.
By the way, do we know how Madonna's doing? Yes? Madonna,
who I think we can all agree in recent photos appeared to be the the
well the photo of perfect health. Right. Apparently she ran into a medical
issue found herself unresponsive, had to be innovated, you know, with the
tube down the throat. That's crazy. These sixty four year old news broke
of her medical emergency yesterday. A source tells New York Posts that she was
found unresponsive and rushed to a New York City hospital, where she was intubated
and placed in the ICU. Thankfully, they've since removed the two moved off
the critical care floor into a normal hospital room. And according to the long
time manager, Gary Osery or Guy Osery, excuse me Osarian whatever he said,
nats you just there's there's a combination of things. She was she was
strenuously rehearsing for her upcoming to her and she had developed a bacterial infection which
eventually, combined with distress, led to her dropping like a rock there and
needing a pretty significant medical care. And while she's still in her medical care,
her manager said she's she's gonna make a full recovery. However, the
I think they put the two were off because it was supposed to start here
in a couple of weeks, so they postponed it and am not announced I'm
gonna start, So I guess you've got Madonna tickets. You might want to
check the dates there. So yeah, yeah, I don't know. Man,
does she strike you as somebody who does a lot of drugs still,
I'm sure, back in the day, but or does she just strike you
as like new new vegan, weird new age stuff. It does strike me
as somebody who's a fan of the plastic surgery, which is too bad.
Madonna was always a good looking woman and now it's it's a little creepy.
So look, I'm glad she's not done or anything. She's got a bazillion
kids, some as young as I think ten, so you don't wish that
upon them. But craziness. Man, all right, a forty two here
on the case O Day Radio program. Coming up on the show, you
remember the story of Noah Bert. Well, actually here, let me just
share the real quick. Noah Burlatsky, we did a story earlier this week.
He's the one who got mad at the Indiana Jones movie because they don't
he doesn't feel that the motivation of the Nazis and the things that truly make
them evil in the Indiana Jones movie is in your face enough, because he
wants those very same actions to be applicable to his political enemies today, and
he kept saying, Indiana Jones, if you're gonna do Nazis, you gotta
go full like Schindler's List Nazis. Never mind that you're striving for Pg.
Thirteen and most people inherently understand they're the bad guy. He wants various intricacies
of the Nazis to be out there so that you can draw parallels between them
and Republicans. Right now, Yeah, so over the top. So we
were pointing out, like this guy, what this guy wants is he wants
Indiana Jones and the list of Schindler and why that doesn't work. What I
didn't know is that Burlatsky also had a hot take on the movie Schindler's List.
So while while he feels that when it comes to Indiana Jones, they
don't take the time to address why Nazis are so bad, when it comes
to Schindler's List, he wrote a piece talking referring to the movie as useless.
Essentially, yeah, he says, I was rewatching Schindler's List, but
what's most striking is its relevance. Not its relevance, but its uselessness.
I just want to point out that's his word. The movie offers platitudes rather
than analysis, and reassurance rather than much needed warnings. This guy is on
This guy is on a freak mission to any movie that has Nazis in it,
to have it literally based on current GOP political characters, like like he
wants that nod to that guy, that obergrouping whatever, that's that's really rounda
santist. This just twisted. He went on to refer to dude, this
is so crazy one. He blamed Spielberg for falling short on his historical responsibility,
but also he was critical of the portrayal of the Jewish people in Schindler's
List, basically saying that they were too soft. I want to repeat that
in Schindler's List, he feels they're too soft. He was mad the movie
about Jews being murdered in a genocide. There weren't scenes where the Jews explained
out loud why this was bad, this was a bad thing they disagreed with,
and basically didn't show the Jews in the movie rising up and fighting back
in in a in a method against what they know obviously to be bad.
Um, you guys, you guys know why there wasn't a lot of large
scale Jewish protest in Nazi Germany. Ross you've seen a Hitler documentary or two,
right, yes I have, yes. Can you think of any reasons
why? You know? I mean, if there at a protest, it
gets shot in the head and no way in defending themselves. Yeah, well
wait, what do you mean no way of defending them away? Oh that's
right. Yeah. But also I mean think about this, think about watching
Shiners, Like remember that scene where there's the the woman and she's she's like
a building next for architectural like she went to college and she's explaining why this
building, their building isn't gonna work right? Oh yeah in the camp yeah,
in the camp and he so she goes over and what does she get
for her trouble? She gets shot in the head. And then right after
she shot in the head for being right, the Ralph findes who's the you
know, the evil camp director there um. He then tells them to rebuild
it like she said, and that's what she got for her troubles pointing out
something. So do you think that if they were to get together some little
coalition start a Twitter campaign that you know, that's that's gonna go over in
that scenario. This guy is delusional man. Right, Well, there's also
a thing, and there's a classic thing is storytelling, right where it's better
to show than to tell. So you don't need to have them sitting around
opining about the oppression the Nazis they're putting them through, because the entire film
is about that. Yes, and it shows it quite quite distinctly, and
not just that scene I just mentioned, but like, no, this guy's
like, well, why didn't they organize a boycott of the camps? What
what you're looney tune, sir? But yeah, it all comes full circle
now he's a he's on a mission, all right, ken boon, real
quick, sorry, shortsighted you. What's going on weatherwise, sir? Not
much. It is hot out there today and get even hotter and more humid
heading into the weekend. Hazy sunshine right around are just over ninety to day
seventy Tonight, sunny, low nineties tomorrow, slight chance for late day storms,
better storm chances late Saturday and Sunday. Otherwise it is going to be
sunny, hot, and very humid over the weekend, with temperatures in the
load of mid nineties Saturday, middle to upper nineties Sunday, and that heat
and neck is expected to be up over one hundred both afternoons. All right,
thanks, Ken, appreciate it. We'll come back chat with Jeff Bellinger
next, hang on, keeping you connected. This is WPTI in the triad
and one oh six one FM talk in the triangle. All right, eight
fifty three Bloomberg up day now Jeff Bellinger, what's happening? Good morning,
Casey. Looks like a positive start ahead on Wall Street to Dow futures are
up seventy three points. The weekly snapshot out of the job market points to
continued resiliency. The Labor Department counted two hundred thirty nine thousand new claims for
unemployment benefits nationwide last week. That was twenty six thousand fewer than the prior
week, and the economy was performing better than previously thought. At the start
of the year. The government revised its estimate at first quarter gross domestic product
growth upward and now says the GDP expanded at a two percent annual rate from
January through March. Things are not going well in the contract talks between United
Parcel Service and the Teamsters union leaders have walked away from the negotiations, demanding
that UPS exchange its last and final offer by tomorrow. The teamsters accused the
company of attempting to move the goal posts at the eleventh hour, and the
union says a nationwide strike is now imminent. UPS says it has presented a
significantly amended proposal to the union and KC Costco cracking down on card sharing by
its members, maybe taking a page from the Netflix playbook. The wholesale club
operator says it has noticed more non members using other people's cards since it expanded
self checkout in stores. Costco staffers now asked for photo IDs along with membership
cards at the self checkout registers. Casey, okay, all right, thank
you, Jeff, appreciate it. We'll talk tomorrow, sir. Sounds good.
Talk to you. Then have a good Hey. Just to follow up
real quick on this story we did earlier about the CPAP machine right because Biden
had these. He had the maskmarks on the side of his face, which
did make for some funny memes yesterday. But I was just reading this this
is a very good point. Now multiple outlets are reporting that sleep apnea,
which is obviously why you get a CPAP machine was not part of the president's
disclosed medical history, including since two thousand and eight, when apparently he's needed
this all the way through the most recent checkups, which while they didn't do
cognitive where he got these glowing reports other than like you know, he's in
his eighties, as couple pills he takes that kind of thing, did not
disclose sleep apnia. And now some people are wondering, will wait a sec.
That's like something you put on a medical chart right there? Why would
that not beyond there's an Now they're wondering what else isn't on there? And
obviously everyone's pretty shook. Speaking of shook, let's do a cancel Are you
ready? The latest cancelation fireworks? Yes? In California, the LA Regional
Quality Control Board has announced that they will not allow a whole host of firework
shows that were slated for fourth of July in and around the Los Angeles area
after environmental group said that too much of the debris was ending up in the
water because obviously they shoot him out over the water because they're a tinder box,
right, Yep. The judge has ruled that it is a violation the
Clean Water Act. The whole thing sounds dubious, but yet no fireworks because
global climate warming change and pollution. I'm telling you, man, just taking
everything and killing it. I'll tell you we'll have a good Fourth of July,
though only for the party. All right. You remember, obviously the
deposit of about one hundred migrants, illegal immigrants on Martha's Vineyard and how everyone
freaked out. Well, shortly after that happened, it went into emergency mode.
Why are the Republicans evil? Human trafficking? All that, the state
of Massachusetts announced that they were going to set up a center for the migrants.
It was not on Martha's Vineyard. It was back on the mainland in
the military base or an old military base there. Well, this is pretty
crazy. According to the New York Times, roughly forty nine of the migrants,
so about a half, have decided, you know what, we kind
of like it here on Martha's Vineyard. We ain't going anywhere, and so
they're staying. And now there's this whole predicament because it's it's one thing to
promise some goodies if they get on the ferry, and they'll be on the
other side once they won't lose, you have to fit or move. Then
you have to physically move them. But on Martha's Vineyard, you'd not believe
this. The roughly fifty migrants, apparently you're finding a lot of under the
table cash work in domestic services, landscaping and fix it stuff, and they
don't really have any competition of other undocumented labor there. So yeah, they're
living large ross. Can you believe it? They don't want to leave Martha's
Vineyard. I don't want to go probably don't want to be deported to China
or whatever the governor the mayor of New York was doing. And I would,
by the way, I remember in clarifying they were sending Chinese to China,
Like, who knows what the hell he was up to,