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a Friday, Yeah, yeah, yeah, twenty eighth of July. Next
Friday will not be a July Friday. It will be an August Friday.
In fact, next Tuesday will be not a July Tuesday, but an August
Tuesday. And so in tribute, it's at two Brute goes away because Julius
got it in the back and Augustus takes over in the Roman Empire, and
that's why we have a July and August. But we've been through that.
I think we've connected with people did Yeah, It's just I'm still trying to
wrap my head around the fact that we are only days away from August.
I know, and I feel like every time we have this conversation, it's
like, when did that happen? But for real, when did that happen?
Right? Well, it may be good because they it'll mean it's a
quicker end of the heat wave. In the meantime, how are you cooling
down? Have you taken our advice or the advice that's arounds a lot of
it around because this weekend here in the Northeast is gonna be a hot one.
And even though it'll be over, actually in the next twenty four hours,
it'll be over. We had The thing is everybody gets we have our
Thursday Farmers Market as an example of what goes on. So the news media
forecasts this horrible tornadic atmosphere. We're gonna have tornadoes, wind seventy miles an
hour, You better high do, you better get cover, you better stay
out of the yeah, and then you know all that stuff. And we
had maybe about fifteen or twenty minutes of moderate rain. The sky was cloudy,
and they're with thunder lightning strikes, that kind of stuff. But we
didn't have And if I saw this once, it was all day long.
If they will be under a heat advisory possible heat index values between nine,
you have an hundred possible never got there heat index, it's going to be
miserable, awful. It was a hot summer day ended in a thundershower,
which happens on a hot summer day. So are you falling for all of
this? I ask you generally and specifically wherever you are. And this is
just one example of so many. And I know that I mentioned it,
and maybe it sounds like I'm complaining or blah blah, what do you do
about it? What I'm suggesting? Usually, if I present a problem,
I try to come up with a suggested a way to get around it,
or a way to work with it, a way to overcome it. So
this happens every time around this time of year. But also so to the
warnings, it does seem that it's always like, oh, there's going to
be you're under a tornado watch, there's a big storm coming through, and
then really nothing ever happens. But then just it also depends on where you
are. In the north, it seems like that more often than not,
in the South, it seemed like things really did happen, though, Oh,
y're hot down south because you're closer to the equator. That's why those
places are, in fact, all year long temperate. It's the temperate zone
which is closer to the equator. The closer are to the equator, the
warmer is going to be. On both sides of the fence, that is
the northern hemisphere, in the southern hemisphere. That's just the way it is.
So the practical side of this discussion is what do you do if you
need to get out of the heat. Okay, most public libraries have air
conditioning, so you're going to the public library, you read a book.
You know, they're open most of the time. They're open to the evening
in some places, leaving the libraries open longer so you can go in and
get out of the heat. Libraries. Most communities have senior centers. Do
you have one there where you are, right, I think everyone does,
yes, yeah, and those are always air conditioned, so you can,
you know, just move into there. Maybe you bring a sandwich, maybe
you bring a few visitor restaurant, bring a few things in for other folks
that maybe in there that haven't had a meal. Maybe they're in there for
a long time. But at any rate, I just thought that we play
with that for just a moment or two, because there are so many other
things to play with the charts for the week that we'll be talking about on
the Talk Radio Countdown show and on the Talk radio Review. Let's see what's
just a little bit of a just a preview. The FED hikes the interest
rates, Boy have. I made myself clear on that, and I think
we'll probably have more of that conversation because Jennifer one will join j and I
for that. The heat wave is a focus because not only is it happening
here, it's happening all over the globe, but isn't any worse? That's
always the and the answer is, there are a plenty of examples of this
sort of thing having gone on for millennia for the history of the planet,
as far as that's concerned. So what else do we have that's probably new
in here that we can get Jennifer all cranked up about? How about impeaching
Biden? Okay, we'll talk about the Yeah, yeah, that's a that's
a preview. And then there's the movie Barbie. Have you seen the movie
Barbie yet? I want to? Yeah, but you probably would. I
want to see Oppenheimer last night? How do you like it? It was
because the weather wasn't so hot, so I couldn't do work outside. It
was very compelling, well done. The acting is superb. Robert I remember
I said the other day Robert Downey Junior said it was the best role he
ever had. Ye, he doesn't look like you have to look two,
three, four times in him? Is that Robert Downey Jr. Really they've
made him up to look so old and he's a bad guy. Basically,
I'm not going to get much away the way up and the story is there
are two or three subplots to the story. What Christopher Nolan is trying to
get across is how we treated people during the McCarthy era that were suspected supposed
to be Communists. That's part of the story, and it's a real it's
it's you're annoyed when you understand how this guy who pretty much through his scientific
knowledge and his work ethic, was able to put together the formula and the
practice building Los Alamos, the bomb that ended the war, and then how
he was dismissed, he didn't like, he didn't well give way too much
of it. Anyway, You see the movie and you get the idea.
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police officer j down in Georgia found himself a new gaming buddy. This week,
the Hopeful Police Department with their story about one of their officers who surprised
a young boy with a PlayStation. Officer coleman is his name, was called
to the scene, got some calls to get a young boy removed from the
neighborhood. However, when he got there, he found out that this youngster
was in the area because he wanted to do yardwork. He was asking was
knocking on the door, can I cut your grass? Can I trim your
edges? Can I pull your weeds? And they were complaining about it up
and save up so he could buy it buy his own PlayStation. Yeah,
so you know the police guy, you went, I'm about to get a
PlayStation and gave it to him. Good for him. They said that this
young man was polite, respectful, truth. What's the matter with people?
Everybody's so afraid. This is back to the news media. If you see
something, say something, Well, there are a lot of criminals and crooks,
but they were always in a lot of criminals and crooks. Everybody's not
a criminal, and everybody's not a crook, and it's time we sort of
put the guns away and stopped thinking everybody was a crook. We're being psyched
into thinking that there were a world that are world is full of bad guys,
and as is exemplified by that story, that police officer, good guy,
the youngster, well motivated, well intentioned. So you're gonna carry the
kid away because he's knocking on doors and disturbing people. Get a life.
Yeah, And if you if you live in a home where you do not
want somebody knocking, you have a no soliciting, have a We see those
all the time. Of like newborn is sleeping, if you knock, the
dog will bark and the baby will wake up and we will be upset.
Blah blah blah blah blah. But to test what you were saying, and
Doug, it is a dangerous world. There are a lot of people who
have bad intentions, but not everybody. It's important to know your surroundings.
Have some experience at least with self defense. Maybe go to a self defense
course, so if you do come across a bad person, you can protect
yourself. But don't assume everybody is a bad person. Wait until like,
yes, yeah, wait, wait, don't just react this if everybody's a
bad person, because oh, that's awful, and it's kind of like the
mentality of oh, that's a horrible way to live. But at the same
time, that's the reason so many people are dying. Yea, all right,
let's see if we can crank up the interest in the Mega Minions jackpot.
Maybe we don't have to, because it's at nine million at the moment,
one and three hundred two million. There, your chance is pretty good.
Go buy a ticket. You had to pay a lot of taxes,
but you're still gonna have a lot more money than you do. Now,
let's see you lump some payout is four hundred and sixty two mill If you
win tonight, thirty years of payments would be I don't know what two million
a year or two or something like that. Anyway, I would get mega
millions. In Powerball, confused, but one of them has kind of a
tiered payout where you get if you do the annual payments, you get one
lump sum, and then every year that amount goes up, like you get
more and more and more of that lump sum every year and I think the
other one is their equal payments. Well, the other side of that is
the cash payout. If you take the amount that I was talking about,
you pay one hundred and eleven million dollars in taxes about that, So you
go from four hundred and sixty two right away, you go down to three
hundred and fifty two. That still is something that'll help your it'll help your
life considerably, probably hopefully. And so there you go the installment plan.
Let's see here, annual payments of thirty million. Sorry it was at twenty
million, thirty million, and yeah, they go up and down. I
think you're right. They started thirty and they go down to nineteen. Imagine
how could you settle for nineteen million a year? No, well, yeah,
maybe. So let's see here. Some states Forbes magazine says, like
Florida, Texas, California do not charge income tax on lottery winnings. So
those are the places to buy the tickets. Got it, So get on
a plane, go to Florida today, buy a ticket, Go to Dallas
where James is in our main studio in Dallas, go buy some tickets for
us, James, would you please? All right, let's get the headlines
from the social media department. Lots of people are talking about the announcement that
came from the Eagles late yesterday. Randy Meisner, seventy seven years of age,
founding member of the Eagles. One of the great bands, I think
anyway, when you think about Don Henley and you think about Glenn Fry,
you think about the music that they've cooked up, you know, And I
found out what I had forgotten, But I think I knew it earlier on.
He started with Ricky Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band. He was their
vocalist and he played the bass, and interestingly enough, he quit just before
that Christmas show where Ricky Nelson and the rest of the members of the band
died in an airplane. They didn't crash, they just complane caught fire because
somebody was free basing. They started off. They started a fire in the
plane. I don't know if you know that story, and I don't want
to make that the main part of the story here, because we were talking
about the Eagles that we're talking about Randy Meisner. Desperado big time there.
H that's a quick one, right. So Randy Meisner inducted into the rock
and roll Hall of Fame back in nineteen eighty eight when the Eagles went in.
Isn't it funny how some of the bands like this went in early and
then other bands from that same era took so long. I'm thinking about the
Moody Blues, for example, who were every bit as successful as the Eagles,
but yet the politics of it didn't work anyway. So he had COPD,
big smoker. I wouldn't be surprised they were a little bit of drug
use in there at at some point in time, right, yep. But
think about how these guys get discovered, Think about what their life is like.
He had a great vocal range, so that was some people are just
born to do certain things, and this guy found out early that he was
good at music back in the early sixties, late fifties and turned it into
something that was a great lifermandising. Yeah, yeah, perfect. So the
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It's also National Soccer Day. So if you have an er an urge
or isn't it one of those words an urge? How do you form and
you what do you do with your mouth? Kick a ball or kick a
rock or kick out, pile of maneuver on the farm. Whatever it is,
people have that irresistible urge to do it. That's why soccer is so
popular, among a lot of different reasons for it. So, I don't
know how logical all that sounds, but soccer has been around for a long
time. The ancient Chinese play a type of soccer called could The ball was
made out of leather and feathers. That sounds like leather and feather It sounds
like somebody who would work in a strip club anyway. Could you later spread
to Japan, known there as kamari. The Aztecs played a game called Lolama.
Ball is considered a symbol of the sun. Let's see here the Meso
Americans used rubber balls. So now fast forward to modern time soccer. Actually,
in the modern era, a tracepack to London. Maybe that's why there
were so many soccer teams in England, right? So many? Manchester United
is my son in law was a soccer player in college and he's gotten miles.
My grandson interested, so I bought them a soccer ball to kick around
while they were here visiting, and they haven't a great time isn't it funny
how you can get so much pleasure out of something so simple in a manners
mean or there's so much focus on something as well. It doesn't when we
watch it and they call it football and we call it soccer. You watch
those games and you think, what is there? What's what's there about this?
Oh? It's great? Yeah? Yeah, not take ahead or those
happening right now too. You gotta stay within the headers. Yeah, what'd
you say? What's going? Yeah, there's a lot of activity right now.
Yeah. Yeah's World Cup? Yep. Who's winning? By the way,
who's ahead? Oh? They're still doing in the group play all right,
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reason has passed the House and moving on to the Senate. Yesterday, the
chairman of the Senate Ways or No, the Commerce Committee passed on the She
passed the news out that the committee had voted to push the act, the
am for Every Vehicle Act, onto the Senate floor. So that'll take place
today and then maybe this thing will be put to bed. What I'm interested
in knowing is what's going to happen to the companies like Volvo Chinese company now
and not a Swedish company that has said no, we're not We're going to
ignore the law. So if that's the case, are they prohibited from selling
cars in America because they won't go they won't follow the law. What's good
is the law? Yeah? Right, that's what I would think. Or
also how sometimes maybe somebody buys something overseas and then they transport it to the
US. You have to have a boatloadary for that. But anyway that it
is possible, would they be prohibited from getting the whatever state license plate for
their vehicle to actually get a register because it's not able to good question?
YEP, National Association of Broadcasters pushing this all the Washingtonians, the senators Democrat
Malarkey from Massachusetts, Ed Markey. And there's there's two. If there are
two guys more unlikely to sparts a bill, I don't know who they are.
They're both a couple of gas bags. Democrat Malarkey Markey from Chusetts and
Ted Cruise you want to lose vote for Cruise from Texas. They were the
ones who push this bill along, and so I think you're going to see
you know, there was also Amy Klobascher, who somebody that I actually quite
like, from Minnesota. She is one of the co sponsors pushing it along.
She's been working to pass this act and now as they suggest, they're
one step closer. Chairman of the UFCC says, AM Radio plays all of
this stuff is just OK. We all know the gas bags in Washington are
gonna say, yep, it's good. I haven't seen anybody who really means
anything, and I know that's a pejorative statement. Anybody who really knows anything
or means anything who's against this except some of these kids who run these digital
and we don't need that. You need one of those Day and Radio,
bring your device, stick it in the car. Well, sir, take
your device and stick at someplace else, please, it belongs in the car.
Excuse me not to put too find a point on it. Here's some
sad news. One hundred whales have died. They were a stranded off the
coast of Australia in the last twenty four hours. A dozens well they they've
counted a hundred or more, but apparently a bunch of others who were stuck
that didn't die. They have euthanized. They stranded themselves on a beach.
Imagine that may who has to make that decision, right, you got to
shoot him because that's what they do. Well, I mean if with that
many up there, it's yeah, they're suffering and they're going to die anyway
before you can get them back into the water. Oh, it's almost the
more kind thing to do at that point. Kind of scary though in a
sense. How do you heartbreak? Do you explain that to a how do
you how do you explain that to your child, grand child? How do
you do that? Yeah? All right, this is from the Stupid Is
as Stupid Does Department. A man now facing federal charges after he grabbed two
flight attendants and tried to kiss him. Good for you, sir, as
a Southwest flight from Palm Springs to Las Vegas. FBI special agents filed the
complaint against this guy. According to documents, man was charged with two counts
of simple assault. William Morgan is his name, got out of his seat
for the plane touched the ground, approached the flight attendant in her jump seat
and the lady get up. The flight attendan get up from her seat.
Morgan put his arms around her shoulders and demanded a kiss before he went back
to sit down. He said he was going to have a panic attack if
the flight attendant didn't go to the bathroom with him. Oh my goodness,
I'm letting you fong. Where did these people come from? Okay, so
this is even more stupid? Is as stupid? Does you're ready for this?
One judge in Oklahoma being investigated after video showed he was she was using
her cell phone to text and she was on Facebook during a murder trial of
a two year old. This is a toddler's murder. And yeah, I
mean this is disgusting. And I understand that this is probably a situation where
it was just so heavy maybe you need a mental break, but not during
a family this This two year old then deserves so much more respect from the
judge. Come on, man, judge, Ye, all right, let's
see what we can find going on in our country's parks. Ninety three year
old man is on his way up to the tallest peak in Yosemite, semited
Dome, thanks to his son and the help of his granddaughter. Guy's name
is Everett Caylin. He's from Oakland. Completed this. This has got to
be a ninety three A matter of what age, I mean old you are.
This is very strenuous. Took him three days. He may be the
oldest person to ever climb at this piece of rock. He said, I
didn't realize how tricky it would be, especially at my age. Who was
good for you, sir? Don't let age get in the way. And
they're a cables by the way this is. You're on your own right.
Daughter, the granddaughter of City's nineteen, held on to him for support.
His father, says son John Also, John says he's as stubborn as a
mule. When he sets his mind to something, he's going to do it.
Kept proving me wrong every step of the way. He didn't think his
son, didn't think you could make it so they're good for you, sir.
Yeah, this is crazy, your son, wrong, yourself. Yeah.
When he first turned ninety, he started kind of thinking of a list
of things that he really wanted to do with the years he had mar what
he wanted to accomplish, especially because to a degree he still can and the
half dome just kept popping in his mind. So he was like, you
know what, let's do it. Five thousand feet so good. Again,
there's not a lot of help going up there. He prepared by climbing the
stairs in his apartment building, up and down every day, seventeen stories.
That's good for your legs, good for your heart, good for your psyche.
Much as anything else. He did a lot of walking, and so
this is really something to be proud of, sir. I'm proud of you.
Even if you were huffing and puffing, you made it. You did
it, and its spectacular. All three of the generations too doing it.
I think that's cool. The granddaughter the grandson doing it together, I thought,
the granddaughter, yeah right, and that's so great. All right,
So let's cap this half hour with the story of a teenager who saved his
brother who is being swept out to see right, you saw this. The
hero is Kayla Gammage, fourteen years old, whom the mother apparently, well
think about this. Put yourself in this position, he says to his mother,
I might not be back, as he runs out to save his younger
brother, I may not be back mom. So he's fourteen, twelve year
old brother and well they said he was a good swimmer, but he couldn't
resist being ripped off his feet by these big waves breaking on shore. Yeah.
So, and you get tired really fast. And so his older brother
saw that and he said, okay, I'm going He didn't say it,
he did it. Yeah, he ran out and said, Mama may not
come back. Yeah. So as see, there's much more than they both
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conversation with Dick Miles, who is from our autoexpert dot com. No,
he's from your auto Well could be yours could be mine and we could dance
together on this. Yes, he's here to discuss cars. I want to
talk about the Tesla, what the government of California is giving to people who
buy electric cars. But first, globally, there are in estimated twenty eight
million people who are subjected to human trafficking. The crime occurs in every state
of the US and it's on our roadways. That's the means for carrying this
out. This is something that we are focused on. The FEDS as a
matter of fact, through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, are all over
this. As we hear from Aikim Torrey, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
recently launched a human trafficking awareness campaign in the Commercial Motor Vehicle Industry FMCSA Administrator
Robin Hutchison, human traffickers use America's transportation system to facilitate unspeakable crimes. That's
why we're launching a new human trafficking awareness campaign, Your Roads, Their Freedom.
The campaign provides the nation's eight point seven million commercial motor vehicle drivers with
the information they need to identify and report suspected human trafficking. They are asking
truck and bus drivers to be aware at rest stops and other places on our
nation's roadways where human trafficking could occur. If you suspect that human trafficking is
occurring, trust or instincts in text the National Human Trafficking Hotline at two three
three seven three three or B free b e fr ee to learn the signs
of human trafficking and how to report it. Go to FMCSA dot dot dot
gov slash stop human trafficking. All right, So yeah, using a roadways
for that is a probably user roadways for a lot of crooked activity. They
they're great for us to get on the road with our cars and our trucks,
but it's also a reality that they're used for skullduggeris things? All right?
Means let's talk about means here, Nick Miles from our Auto Experts the
fact that Jack White is auctioning off his Tesla. He's been chasing Elon Musk
around for allowing hate speech on Twitter, so he decided, you know what
I mean, and actually once he called Elon Musk the Henry Ford to the
twenty first century no longer though, he says he's going to is going to
show off his disdain by auctioning his Tesla model S in a garage sale on
the platform everything but the house there you go. It sounds like a way
to get rid of a lot of stuff that was a circle that all right,
So the Tesla folks, are is there a week that goes by?
We don't talk about either electric cars or Tesla like Tesla is overstating its battery
range, right, that's what you found out this week. Yeah, so
this is come to light because of a whistleblower, which a lot of these
things do come to light. Tesla deliberately supposedly inflates their distance on their vehicles
and saying it could travel further on a single charge, and I find that,
you know, despicable. It's saying. It's like to me saying,
you know, you'll get all of this when you buy your house or your
vehicle, and the truth is that you only get half of it. And
that's exactly what Reuters have written about this week, saying that until the fifty
percent mark, you actually can get just fake numbers and when the badly gets
down to fifty percent and when you get some more realistic numbers of what the
car can do. So when it says it can do the three hundred miles,
it may be just closer to two hundred and something miles. Ye.
Well, the state of California has come out this week and offered to help
buy They just there between the federal allotment from this administration and the California allotment.
The State of California says they'll give you twenty thousand bucks in credit for
a new Tesla Model three. So they're not reading the news obviously about Tesla
either or they don't want to. They're just so focused they got to get
electric cars out there to save the planet. Yeah. Yeah, and I
find that very distasteful in the sense to Tesla also abandoned California. You know,
they got into a fight with the newsom and they decided to move to
Austin and move to Texas. So it seems strange that there would be a
support from the state of California after Tesla decided they were moving to a different
state because of a little spat with them. But we've never understood what happens
there anyway, So why start now? Yeah, there you go. Ford's
recalling one hundred and fifty thousand vehicles, these electric or what's the story.
No, it's interesting that Ford got hit by the latest big recall. The
most things like transit connects. The issue is at the front door, lad.
Oh really, yes, there's a lot of Yeah, there seemed to
be a lot of recalls going on quality and craftsmanship. Too many robots making
cars, that's the problem. It would seem to be all right, Nick
Miles. Check him out Nick at our autoexpert dot com with your questions on
buying, selling, dealing with car problems. He's the man the deck Stephan
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