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No way to really quantify the Taylor's
Swift effect until last night when the ratings

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came in. Yes, last year's
Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and

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the Philadelphia Eagles was the most watched
television event in American history. Hundreds and

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thousands of people viewed it over one
hundred million. Oh okay, so there

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was a ten percent bump from last
year's most watched TV event ever to this

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year's most watched TV event, eclipsing
mash by a big margin. Second second

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all time on whoa wha, whoa? What was number one? The moon

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landing? The moonlanding still remains number
one. It's more than one hundred and

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twenty three million people. They estimate
one hundred and thirty five watching, all

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right, so let me just talk
about this. There was less TVs then

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too, so the moon landing is
in fact the seventy two dolphins. So

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so it is a ten percent bump. So if you want to kind of

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okay, what did Taylor Swift bring
to the party? Scent bump in the

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NFL ratings, The Swift effect.
That's a lot of people, that is,

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that's a lot of eyeballs, a
lot of young girl eyeballs. Yes,

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yes, there was a lot of
name younger, younger, let me

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log it. Uh. My son
said he watched it in Spain in a

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bar in Spain and said every time
Taylor Swift came on, everyone boot in

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Spanish. In Spanish, exactly right, Okay, uh J C. P.

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S. Dwight. I'm gonna try
my best. Pull up Pull up

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this U. What is the the
poem that we read? The surrenders the

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control things that control the things I
can control. Try to be a looser,

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unkier. Okay, take your shoulders
out. So we're trying to yell

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God, grant me the serenity to
accept the things I can change, the

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courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

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Okay, all right, all right, so let's go ahead. Okay.

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Tonight the board will meet. They
want to talk about possible solutions for

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bussing. Number one on the docket
will be should we no longer provide buses

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for students who attend Magnet or traditional
schools, which I don't know the difference

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between the two, but whatever,
So I think that is going to be

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something. They obviously say something how
much of a pathetic failure? Are you

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if you only have a couple of
schools that are good at education that all

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the children want to go to.
How pathetic is that? Okay, so

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we are the serenity prayer here because
I already can feel I can feel the

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Okay, it's bubbling up. Or
operate central hubs where magnet and traditional school

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kids can go to get dropped off
by by their parents and then go to

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the school, kind of like shuttling
over. Or door number three? What

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is that? What's that TV show? Door number three? Let's make a

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deal. Let's make a deal.
Yeah, or let's make a deal okay

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for door number three, which is
keep the current system they have. Now,

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I've got a novel list. I've
got a very radical idea, isn't

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that though in Door number three in
that show bomp bomph, I've got a

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very radical idea. Let the child
attend the school in the child's neighborhood.

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That way, the child is not
a political football getting pushed around for two

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or three hours a day. The
child is a child going to school and

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coming home and hanging out with other
children. So on DRB last night they

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talked about the bus driver shortage.
I think they lied about the numbers,

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but they also light about the reasons. The reasons given for people leaving wanted

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to convert to a part time job
from a full time job, and personal

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reasons, none of which mentioned,
sayolence, discipline. Some of these bus

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drivers make over one hundred thousand dollars
a year. How bad is it when

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driving for one hundred thousand dollars is
a job that you quit? Well,

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I know, Polio the clown was
on with Oh sorry, Mario. Polio

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was on with the Juggler, Yeah, with Joe Elliott with Joela this morning.

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And what was he saying. I
didn't get to hear the interview,

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Johnny, you did right. As
far as the b no, as far

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as yesterday, Frankfurt announced that there's
going to be a task force looking into

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the failure that is JCPS, and
it is pathetic failure. At two point

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two billion dollars, they can't perform
the most basic task, the most fundamental

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task of a school system. But
what was his view on the task force.

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I'm guessing I didn't hear it.
I'm just guessing he was against it.

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He took it, he took him
much more diplomatic approach to it than

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the JCPS spokesperson did yesterday in the
spokes statement. In short, I mean

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the meat of their statement was is
they look at this as it's a it's

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a stacked deck with one with one
purpose of this task force, and that's

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to break up jcpay Man, and
I think j CPS does need to be

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broken up, because if you look
at the facts, not feelings about your

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little initiatives, you gotta admit it's
a colossal pile of dog stuff. They're

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upset because nobody from j CPS was
included in this, but I would say

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problem. They are including two county
taxpayers, citizens of the county the pay

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taxes in this task force, as
well as a teacher from JCPS. So

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they are including j CPS. They're
not including the the c suite. They're

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including the rank and file and the
people on the ground. So I get

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that. Doctor Polio this morning said
that he believes that if this task force

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truly has good intentions and they want
to get audit, see results of audits

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and everything, then they will come
to the same result that he and the

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rest of JCPS has come to,
and is that don't break up JCPS.

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He says he thinks. He also
intimated in there that sorry, big word.

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He hinted in there that he thinks
it's political, and that that basically

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kind of backed up what the states. Two things. Two things shocking that

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the guy that gets paid about four
hundred thousand dollars to do a horrible job

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is saying that things need to stay
the same. Shocking Number two, it

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may be political motivated because it's gotten
so bad in this state that one party

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stands for common sense and the other
one stands for just pathetic, ridiculous crap.

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They've been audited multiple times, nothing's
come out of it. He also

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pulled out on the DRB piece last
night that make no mistake, this is

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a national problem, Marty. You're
not the superintendent of the Philadelphia Public school

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right, the Portland Public schools,
if not every public school district is failing

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across the country. That is intellectually
lazy. Can't you break it up?

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And he can still be the czar
over it? I don't understand that.

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B. Here's where you're going to
get into an issue. What they're gonna

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start yelling. They're going to start
throwing around the world the word equity,

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right, and they're going to say, well, federally or state law.

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I'm not saying state law says you
have to use the tax dollars raised in

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that area for those schools. You
can't raise school tax dollars in another area

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and take it to another area.
Right, So what they're going to say

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is, I'm sorry, if you
break it up into five pies, which

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is the smallest, the smallest it
needs to be. It means pre ten.

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But they're gonna they should. They're
gonna break it up and do five

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pies. They're saying that the West
End won't get as much as Wagner High

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School in the East End because their
tax dollars are more and there, so

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that you're gonna have to And I
said, I was, this is a

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conversation I was having with somebody,
and I said, we'll just change the

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state law. Well, can I
address that. That's the same argument they

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say now is that West End schools
are underfunded and X y Z, when

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in fact that's a bold faced lie
because Frankfort has overfunded Western School. Okay,

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but they're saying that would end because
that you won't be able to go

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across lines. So they're saying,
if you do that, off. It

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comes from Frankfort. That's the state. I understand that. But you're taking

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my Saint Matthew's to school dollars and
putting it into two new schools in the

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West End. They're saying, if
you break it up into five pieces,

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you won't be able to take satan
liars. I understand that. So they're

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gonna they will have to change the
state law though that says, yes,

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we'll we'll divide the money up,
not equally, but we'll try to.

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If you need money, he goes
there or here. I would like to,

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in fact, see if that is
a state law, because I would

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argue they're just no. I think
it's federal. You've got a hotline.

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Yeah, yeah, Well there you
go. And you un wish you knew

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somebody than Frankfort. And you know, you talk about the spend, the

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more spending. There was a report
that came out yesterday that I saw that

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has shown across the state since the
implementation and I'm not sure what you're went

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in. You guys probably know better
than I do of the Kentucky Education Reform

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Act. This spending has gone up
on students across the state, and the

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test scores have gone down, so
they're not getting As they said in the

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report, the taxpayers in the state
are not getting their bang for the buck

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when it comes to their education.
Tax on JCPS is a pathetic failure.

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Okay, so they're not good stewards
of our money. We all know that.

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There. They passed a new tax
and all the prices of houses have

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skyrocketed in the last four years,
so they're getting paid more than they've ever

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been doled out in the history of
the school. It's well over two billion

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dollars a year, which is five
to six hundred million dollars more than when

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Dwight started the and I started the
Evening Show about seven years ago, much

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about one hundred million dollars a year
year to get to where we are now.

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You don't think it's going to go
up another one hundred million dollars.

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Of course it will. Unless it
stopped, it'll continue. So let's I

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think people lose perspective of how much
money that is. Okay, like you

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just goh two billion, oh,
okay, two billion dollars. It's double

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the Metro Louisville budget. They built
new schools in the West End to keep

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West End kids there, so they
don't have to travel out in the city,

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right, they don't have to travel
out to the whatever the sprawl right

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of the city exactly. So,
but what did they do with that?

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They built these schools with geo thermal
floors, and I mean they they spent

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triple what they could have spent on
these. You could have built three schools

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for each school they built. The
taxpayers deserve better. The way we've been

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doing things isn't working. It's been
a slow decline to get us where we

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are trying. Something different is something
that we deserve. Okay, can I

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give you an example of how big
one billion is because we're talking about increasing

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one hundred billion xy billion related to
my ego no no no I related related

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in minutes? How long do you
think one billion minutes would be? One

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billion minutes? Wow, that's got
hundreds of thousands of years. Nineteen thousand

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years, okay, nineteen thousand years, nineteen nineteen thousand years and one billion

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minutes. So the pyramids were not
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years, right, Yeah, we're
talking about before that, and that's one

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billion minutes. That's how much.
That's how wasteful. Yeah, and they

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had just some. If they had
thirty percent return on investment, it might

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be worth But the reading proficiency is
there is none. Kids can't do.

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They can't do the basics. If
jcps would just get back to the fundamentals

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and worry about teaching children and worry
about delivering the children to the home,

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to the school and to the homes, and that's it. Just get the

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fundamentals down. But they're too bloated
another word. So I like your example

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about the test scores. The scandal
at Stewart Academy came to light last week

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where the counselors were changing fs over
three hundred f's to d D because they

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don't take children need to fifteen percent
reading proficiency. I think it's ten or

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fifteen percent reading or English proficiency languageficial
English proficiency and like language arts at the

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school, five percent math. Okay. I think these aren't just words coming

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out of our mouths. No,
it's fact. These aren't words just coming

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out in our meaningless right. These
are real problems with real people. And

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you know who we need. We
need Joe Clark. Some of these.

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I say that because Marty Polio cannot
come out, he would lose his job

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the moment he said this the parents. We can't do this without the parents

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involvement. And frankly, you're not
pulling your weight now. The parents aren't

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doing their jobs as a parents and
be good stewards of their kids in school

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and holding their kids accountable for their
academic experience and of course their disciplinary experience.

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But you know, if Marty Polio
said that, which is part of

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the problem, they'd have. Parents
aren't doing their jobs. So if Marty

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Polio said that, he'd be fired
them all. They would have his be

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fired. They would have his things
cleared from his office in a banker's box

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before. He can't but he can't
say it, No, he can't.

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He can't say if the schools could
also do more regarding discipline, a kid

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acts up on the bus, you
don't have a right to ride that bus.

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We'll get out. It's not just
the bus, it's also in school.

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If he's saying, if you look
at expulsions and you look at suspensions

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in the past three years, they
are almost non existence. That's because Marty

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Polio said he doesn't want JCP has
to be a pipeline of prison, meaning

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he doesn't want to punish children well, guess what happens when you don't correct

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a child with right or wrong?
They become a criminal. You're creating a

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pathway to prison by doing this,
you clown. By the way, it's

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a it's a bumper sticker. It's
not really meaning. It's a millionless those

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are wasteful word. It's a fortune
cookie statement, curious pipeline. Are you

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serious? Yeah, you were talking
about the billions of dollars in how it

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adds up. It reminds me of
a famous quote from a US senator.

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A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you're talking about real

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money. I don't think people realize. I don't how much money a million

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dollars is, right, compared to
a billion, and the fact that the

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budget is over two billion dollars,
which is about seven hundred roughly seven hundred

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million more than when Dwight and I
started on the evenings on the station and

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moved down to a billion seconds.
A billion is a thousand million of this

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A billion seconds is thirty one point
seven years seconds now. And mind you,

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the budget doesn't look there is a
pension fund for the teachers. So

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if you say, well, the
teachers have an incredible pension that comes out

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of a different pot. This is
two point two billion dollars to try to

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just an operation budget, operational budget. I'm not a big fan of government

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takeovers of things. But the parents
didn't flip the board. No, no,

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no, And now that's what they're
facing from Frankfort. Frankfort saw what

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happened, saw that they didn't saw
that they didn't flip the board, and

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said, okay, if you if
you aren't going to take care of it,

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we're going to have to step in. And that's what you're starting to

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see happen. David hit Neil,
we posted four folks that would switch the

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board over and they would try to
do it from within, but they not

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one got flipped. That would be
bothered to vote, not one or bothered

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to vote either way either way.
I just say to all that I say

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this, thank you Rankfort, General
Assembly, thank you the Kentucky House for

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stepping in because something needs to be
done. It gets worse every year and

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they tax us more and more every
year. Real quick, Do we think

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they'll break up? Do you think
Frankfort can get it done? I just

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I think that they're going to talk
a lot and they won't be able to

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get it done. I'll say they
get it done, Okaynestly, I think

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they'll have to do it with a
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They will get it done, Dave, do you think they'll get it done?

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Eventually? Something will get done,
not as drastic as you would hope.

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All right. Joke of the day, mister w Yeah, I went

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in my doctor yesterday. Oh boy
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said doctor Scott Young. I'm actually
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quickly. Oh yeah, wow,
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get two down. What did you
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oh five tell him. Tony on
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back after this. Oh, Peter
Gabriel. Oh, and speaking of Peter

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Gabriel and Genesis, Steve Hackett from
Genesis will join the show tomorrow. Steve

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Hackett turned seventy four yesterday. Peter
Gabriel turned seventy four two days. Is

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he related to Buddy? Yes,
this is not Genesis, This is Peter

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Gabriel. This is a solo Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Remember

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the Genesis album and then there were
three yeah? Wait wait should he did

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he replace Phil Collins or Phil Collins
replace Cars, replace Peter Gabriel? And

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then who replaced Phil Collins? Nobody? Oh, they injured? Genesis ended

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the just Mike Rutherford went on with
Mike and the mechanics and he filled it.

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I wonder if those what that feels
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and you know, you're like,
this is the end for you,

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Like you're just like you're the guitar
player of the piano player in Genesis and

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you're like, well, it was
a good run. But the auditioned we

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did this in when we did our
This Week in Music just a couple of

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weeks ago. When Phil call it
when at one point when when when Peter

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Gabril left the band, they started
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and then eventually he said, well
two hundred. Yeah, but during these

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auditions, Phil Collins knew all the
songs, so he was helping these singers

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sing, going to show them how
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doing pretty good. Let's keep Phil
two hundred. And then Steve Hackett felt

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like he was underutilized on guitar and
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were three that's more like pat Riley, though pat Riley was on the Lakers

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as the video guy, and then
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and then he became an assistant coach, and then he was just there.

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Hey, if you haven't seen the
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what what would you call that?
I didn't realize how much of a chain

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smoker pat Riley was. I gotta
hope that's Lakers showtime was so good,

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so good. I'm not even a
basketball fan, and I love it.

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Got kind of a follow up to
our discussion about JCPS and moms and dads,

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and I said that Marty Polio can't
say what is the truth, which

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is he can't do it without the
parents because the parents have lowered the bar

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to what they're willing to do for
their kids at JCPS. Sorry, parents

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talking to you. You're not involved
enough with your school and your kid.

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He's gonna do what the board wants
until he can retire and get that nice

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pension. Here's here's Nate Bergatzi on
parents in school. I'll come and get

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her. That's actually funny, but
you hear me. I don't want to

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call all parents out, but parents
seem to be more involved, and teachers

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would back me up on that.
Of course, most most of the time,

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well, here's how dumb I am. How dumb are you? Like

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I back in the day, I
really never understood how you could pick up

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the phone at your house and talk
to somebody in China. Like I was

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always like, how does that concept
still? What's the science to that?

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And then today I am driving from
the gym to downtown. My son is

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in Madrid on a cell phone and
he's in the he's at the school,

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he's got three hours to his next
class, and I'm and it's it sounds

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so clear with no delay like he'
and I'm I got him on the speakerphone

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of my car, so it's like
he's sitting next to me, and I'm

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like, how does this science work? It's like it's magic. It is,

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it is. It's like star Trek
to me. That's how dumb I

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am? Is Like that, that
concept of talking to my son in Madrid,

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Spain in my car and it's so
clear he's like sitting next to me

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with no delay freaks me out.
And it used to cost a dollar a

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minute to call overseas. Yes,
well, I'll tell you what's even worse

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than that is is television. Just
imagine television, just the concept of coming

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up with it. Yeah, and
when do you suppose see this always blows

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my mind because when you get past
like the fifties, almost start thinking stone

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A's type stuff. But when do
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It was invented and actually demonstrated forty
nine fifty two fifty two, nineteen fifty

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two Dave forty six, September seventh, nineteen twenty seven. How crazy is

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that they came up with the technology
in the twenties? Okay, what you

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gotta think that? Okay, So
tell someone from nineteen fifteen, okay,

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because radio just came in, Like
radio just came in. Remember the the

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Titanics was using that fancy new device
called the telegraph, like the the whatever

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the wha they we're using this something
stop no matter stop. December funds stop.

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December twelfth, nineteen oh one is
considered the date the radio was in.

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Should have had an ice detector.
Okay, but tell somebody tells they

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were using radio waves for the first
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So you tell somebody from nineteen fifteen
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and it'll land on this box and
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picture with audio a moving picture.
I mean, how do you even invent

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that? What? That's not?
Righty bird heavy. I don't think Jesus

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wants us to have that. He's
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never any television. Hey, stick
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