Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 2: And it's time to find out what is going on.
Speaker 2: What's up with Nick Poliochini who joins me in the studio.
Speaker 2: Nick is good to see you again. So you on Saturday.
Speaker 2: I got to see you on Saturday.
Speaker 3: And if you have not tuned in to Later with
Speaker 3: mo Kelly tonight, I found out that I'm a condiment
Speaker 3: according to real Mark Ronner. So you have to make
Speaker 3: sure that you check out the podcast so you catch that.
Speaker 2: So people put you on hot dogs, you can put
Speaker 2: me on hot dogs. You can put me on toast.
Speaker 3: You can spread mews to that one.
Speaker 2: That's your own business, all right.
Speaker 3: So going to Saturday hop Keto Invitational was incredible. So
Speaker 3: is the SoCal hop Keto Invitational. The first one. I
Speaker 3: have never experienced hapkto before. I have seen karate like
Speaker 3: you were talking about with the Karate kid before, never
Speaker 3: seen hot keto. Absolutely an incredible experience. If you have
Speaker 3: not seen a I don't know exhibition, a.
Speaker 2: Confistration turn it. But it was even cooler.
Speaker 3: On top of it was then because now real quick,
Speaker 3: just to pull back shirt. Hopketo is based in Korean
Speaker 3: culture correct correct, as opposed to U karate is je
Speaker 3: Japanese correct. Okay, I just want to make sure everybody
Speaker 3: understands that. So we saw an exhibition from a group
Speaker 3: of incredible young people that was showing some of the
Speaker 3: arts and the performing culture of Hapketo as well, I'm
Speaker 3: sorry of the Korean culture as well.
Speaker 2: That was Cape, a Korean American youth performing artists.
Speaker 3: So it was well worth the five dollars when we
Speaker 3: talked about it last week. You got to see Mokelly,
Speaker 3: who did not get to see much of it himself,
Speaker 3: only orchestrating, m seeing, refing, you name it. He was
Speaker 3: calling the shots. It was incredible, but it was so
Speaker 3: much fun. So thank you again for having me out.
Speaker 3: But it was a great opportunity again one of those
Speaker 3: last call, not quite free ninety nine, but five bucks
Speaker 3: to see an incredible filter shows. It was a real
Speaker 3: show and it was really really impressive from the eighty
Speaker 3: bitty mini little teeny tiny little guys and girls all
Speaker 3: the way up through.
Speaker 2: You know, and the black were kicking assames, they really were,
Speaker 2: and especially some of the exhibitions with the knives and
Speaker 2: the difference knives gun defense. I'm thinking in short stick defense, right.
Speaker 2: I saw it was really really good. So anyway, that
Speaker 2: was incredible. Good to be here.
Speaker 3: What I want to talk about is what's happening for
Speaker 3: me tomorrow and Friday and Saturday here in the Southlands
Speaker 3: and tomorrow. If you happen to be going to Disneyland,
Speaker 3: you can be a part of this as well. So
Speaker 3: this is something that Gary Hoffman from the Gary and
Speaker 3: Shannon Show here on KF and I are very much into.
Speaker 3: And it is the Savannah Bananas, which is banana Ball
Speaker 3: out of Georgia, and they are actually going to be
Speaker 3: doing Savannah Banana Days at Disneyland. So if you're not
Speaker 3: familiar with the origin of Banana Ball and Savannah Bananas.
Speaker 3: Back in twenty fifteen, Minor League baseball left Savannah, Georgia,
Speaker 3: and after ninety years leading Grayson Stadium without a team,
Speaker 3: Jesse Cole and his wife Emily arrived with the ambitious
Speaker 3: goal of making baseball fun again and reviving the stadium spirit.
Speaker 2: Long story short, it is.
Speaker 3: This absolutely incredible two hour limit game that has a
Speaker 3: very strict set of roles. No stepping out of the
Speaker 3: batter's box, no bunting, doing so actually gets you ejected
Speaker 3: from the game. So we'll showing it right now on Yes,
Speaker 3: if you want to see a new act factor, you
Speaker 3: can actually see Mickey Mouse and Jesse right now. The
Speaker 3: man in the yellow tuxedo. He very much reminds me
Speaker 3: of Curious George and the Man in the Yellow hat.
Speaker 3: But this is a slightly dressed up version. But yeah,
Speaker 3: this is something that is so unique. And so it
Speaker 3: is four teams in the Banana Ball League currently. It
Speaker 3: started out with Savannah Bananas and their arch rivals, the
Speaker 3: Party Animals. Also they have added the Firefighters and the
Speaker 3: Tailgaters to it. Allegedly, all four teams in Banana Ball
Speaker 3: will be at Disneyland tomorrow and I will be finding
Speaker 3: that out because I will be leaving here getting a
Speaker 3: nap as I was just talking about with stuff fush
Speaker 3: and getting up at five am and over to the
Speaker 3: Disneyland resort to enjoy a lot of that. But if
Speaker 3: you have not seen the Savannah Bananas or the Party Animals,
Speaker 3: or the firefighters or the Tailgaters, then you've been living
Speaker 3: under rock. Because this is the for me, the epitome
Speaker 3: of what baseball is meant to be. This is America's pastime,
Speaker 3: and these are incredibly talented athletes, predominantly men, but they're
Speaker 3: also gone co ed in the last couple of years,
Speaker 3: since twenty fifteen, so there are quite a few really
Speaker 3: talented former Olympian women from the women's softball team they
Speaker 3: also are playing. So it's a really really fun thing.
Speaker 3: But I've never I mean, tickets are only forty bucks
Speaker 3: per seats and I'm going to bed and even if
Speaker 3: you wanted the high end version, seventy five dollars. And
Speaker 3: they're going to be performing here performing what am I saying?
Speaker 3: Playing at Anaheim Stadium, so Angel Stadium over in Anaheim,
Speaker 3: and then they will be back in September and they'll
Speaker 3: be down at Petco Park in San Diego.
Speaker 2: So those are the two local ones.
Speaker 3: But last season Gary Hoffman even found tickets for one
Speaker 3: of the resailers and literally hopped on a plane and
Speaker 3: flew up to either Sacramento or Santa Clair. I don't
Speaker 3: remember where they were performing or playing. It is kind
Speaker 3: of a performance. That's why I'm getting it a little
Speaker 3: bit tongue tig here because these guys sing, they dance,
Speaker 3: they perform, and they're incredible athletes.
Speaker 2: You've got right now. One of the players is actually
Speaker 2: on stilts.
Speaker 3: If you're watching YouTube right now, you can see exactly
Speaker 3: how fit these guys are. So if you're into that
Speaker 3: kind of thing, I don't know. I'll look in the
Speaker 3: chat in a minute. But these guys really put it
Speaker 3: out there, and they're equally as talented as major League
Speaker 3: baseball players.
Speaker 2: If not. I used to have abs like that. I
Speaker 2: have no doubt my minds that see. I tell you
Speaker 2: it was nineteen ninety It was when I tested for
Speaker 2: my black belt to tile this together, So it was
Speaker 2: nine twenty seven, ninety seven, that's what I last had
Speaker 2: a six pack, and that was the initial because your
Speaker 2: fifth degree? Correct?
Speaker 3: So was that at fifth degree or is that your
Speaker 3: original black Yeah, but you think that your fifth degree?
Speaker 2: Now that's wild. Yes, it's been a lot of injuries
Speaker 2: and workouts in return, but you know, flowing down in
Speaker 2: my old age on. You know, you're compared to some
Speaker 2: of the other people in this building, you look fantastic.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Yeah, it's hard to get out of
Speaker 2: the bed and more I'm sure no I feel that.
Speaker 3: But so anyway, if you want to see any of
Speaker 3: this fun and excitement going down at Disneyland. If you're
Speaker 3: not already have a reservation, there are still tickets available
Speaker 3: if you're going to Disneyland. Uh, the game on Friday
Speaker 3: and Saturday are both sold out, so you might be
Speaker 3: able to find some resale tickets sold They sold out
Speaker 3: just like you were talking, like in minutes. So this
Speaker 3: is such a popular thing, and I think it really
Speaker 3: That's why I say it really is the best representation
Speaker 3: of quote unquote America's favorite pastime, baseball, because they play
Speaker 3: their hearts out, but they're also so versatile in the
Speaker 3: creativity that goes into it. So it's it's something that's
Speaker 3: very unique and different. If you want to see all
Speaker 3: the fun and excitement going down to Disneyland or this
Speaker 3: Friday and Saturday over at Anaheim Stadium, always check out
Speaker 3: Nick Pouliochanni and this weekend with Nick on Instagram.
Speaker 2: And this has got my goodness, No, it's wild, like
Speaker 2: it is one hundred percent well worth checking out. I
Speaker 2: can't You couldn't pay me to get on stills and
Speaker 2: then try to swing a bat and hit a ball
Speaker 2: and run down the baselines.
Speaker 3: Well, the funniest part is so this and I don't
Speaker 3: I apologize. I do not remember this player's name, but
Speaker 3: I do remember his story. Look on YouTube. He went
Speaker 3: and try it out, just like you would any type
Speaker 3: of baseball, any type of sports. He tried out for
Speaker 3: the team and he was solid, but he wasn't great.
Speaker 3: He didn't shine, and they asked, well, do you have
Speaker 3: any special traits? He goes lock on stilts and they said, well,
Speaker 3: can you hit a ball on stilts? And he said,
Speaker 3: I don't know, let's try it. So they literally and
Speaker 3: that's his claim to fame. And so now he literally
Speaker 3: is with the Savannah Bananas, travels all around the country.
Speaker 3: And this, to me, the easiest description that I haven't
Speaker 3: hit on yet. If you love the Harlem Globe Trotters,
Speaker 3: which are an incredible ambassador team for basketball, this would
Speaker 3: be baseball's version of the Harlem Globetrotters. The difference is
Speaker 3: Harlem Globe Trotters is one team that takes on other teams.
Speaker 2: No, they take on the Washington Generals. That's it. Okay,
Speaker 2: don't ask me how I know that they play the
Speaker 2: Washington No, I get it.
Speaker 3: So anyway, long story long, Yes, you can check these
Speaker 3: guys out.
Speaker 2: They're incredible.
Speaker 3: Both Savannah Bananas, the party animals, the firefighters, and the
Speaker 3: tailgaters will all be there. I love it, even to
Speaker 3: the point that they're cheerleaders. They have the Banana Mamas,
Speaker 3: which are all I believe, over forty women, hey, and
Speaker 3: then they have the age group the man Bannas is
Speaker 3: the males and let me tell you these are Dad
Speaker 3: bought extraordinary, So all of it's worth checking out again
Speaker 3: Nick polio'channy this weekend with Nick on social media, and
Speaker 3: then you can also see them Savannah Bananas, party Animals,
Speaker 3: the whole nine on social media and you can find
Speaker 3: out the Lincoln bio at Nick poleio'channy this weekend with Nick.
Speaker 2: It's later with Moll Kelly. We'll have more with Nick
Speaker 2: poulio'channi is as far as what's up with Nick in
Speaker 2: just a moment. We're live on YouTube and I can't
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Speaker 2: It's Later with mo Kelly and I'm continue to be
Speaker 2: joined in studio by Nick Poliochini. What's up, Nick? What's up? Brother?
Speaker 3: Let's go to San Diego, which I know that so
Speaker 3: many people in the chat enjoy when I talk about
Speaker 3: San Diego, Orange County, the and LN Empire. I have
Speaker 3: got a handful of those things available for you right now.
Speaker 3: But the San Diego Zoosa Bary Park, that's where I
Speaker 3: took my mom and my nieces this past Sunday for
Speaker 3: Memorial Day holiday weekend and it was incredible and I
Speaker 3: had not been there since.
Speaker 2: It used to be called the Wild Animal Parkark. Yeah,
Speaker 2: now you're going back to regen what I was.
Speaker 3: Saying, like, that's how we grew up. So you had
Speaker 3: the San Diego Zoo and you had the San Diego
Speaker 3: Wild Animal Park, which are both the same company, both
Speaker 3: the same family. But a number of years ago they
Speaker 3: rebranded the San Diego Zoosa Bary Park in Escondido, so
Speaker 3: North County San Diego out the fifteen to the Spari Park.
Speaker 3: And it is legitimately that you get so many opportunities
Speaker 3: to be able to check out all of these animals
Speaker 3: in a very open environment. So while there is a
Speaker 3: protection and barriers, you can see if you're following us
Speaker 3: on YouTube right now at mister mo Kelly, you can
Speaker 3: see there's a between you and the animals. Here they
Speaker 3: get to roam free. And the thing is the vast majority,
Speaker 3: if not every single one of the animals, other than
Speaker 3: being born in captivity, are all rescues. And I think
Speaker 3: that's the biggest thing that's really important is to hammer
Speaker 3: home is this isn't people going out and poaching animals.
Speaker 3: It's just you know the same idea with SeaWorld these days,
Speaker 3: they're not going out and getting new animals. They're taking
Speaker 3: animals in that are rescues, They're taking animals in that
Speaker 3: need to be taken care of a lot of times.
Speaker 3: It's been a good number of years, but there was
Speaker 3: even a period of time for the Wild Animal Parks,
Speaker 3: specifically before becoming Safari Park, that they were actually taking
Speaker 3: retired Hollywood actors quote unquote animals, you know, four legged
Speaker 3: Hollywood actors, and they were being able to retire there.
Speaker 3: So if you have not gone, it's really good now.
Speaker 3: I was able to get seventy six dollars, got me
Speaker 3: season passes for my nieces and they are six and nine.
Speaker 2: But even for me, it was.
Speaker 3: Only it was it was less for me to take
Speaker 3: my nieces and my mother and myself and go there
Speaker 3: than to go to any of the local theme parks
Speaker 3: to us here, and we got to go on the
Speaker 3: African Tram, which takes you through the back area in Savannah.
Speaker 3: I would say, if you're looking for something new, fun
Speaker 3: and different to do for summer, since we're almost there.
Speaker 3: I mean we literally came out of a Memorial Day,
Speaker 3: which is the unofficial holiday like beginning. This is a
Speaker 3: great opportunity for you to go check out because it's
Speaker 3: both fun and educational.
Speaker 2: I would want to go again because obviously haven't been
Speaker 2: since I was a child. Sure, honestly I wouldn't remember it.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't recognize any of it. But as we look
Speaker 2: at it on YouTube, it looks like a completely different
Speaker 2: experience than anything I remember hundred percent.
Speaker 3: And I think the thing too, especially because both of
Speaker 3: my nieces are very into animals. Haley, my eldest that's nine,
Speaker 3: she wants to get into equine so she wants to
Speaker 3: take care of it horse horses specifically. And then Ella,
Speaker 3: who's my six year old, she specifically is more into
Speaker 3: the smaller animals. She was in heaven with all the
Speaker 3: small wild cats because she loves cats in general, domesticated
Speaker 3: cats collective. That's but yeah, so I agree with you,
Speaker 3: having not been since I was a kid, and going
Speaker 3: through and not just experiencing it again for the first
Speaker 3: time myself with the new Safari Park and everything else,
Speaker 3: but then taking the younger generation and watching it through
Speaker 3: their eyes. I have some incredible memories that were made,
Speaker 3: so it's definitely like that insight out from Disney. It's
Speaker 3: the core memories that are being made there a couple
Speaker 3: other things that are coming up this week and this
Speaker 3: weekend in the Southland one of my favorites, which unfortunately
Speaker 3: because I will be dedicating my time to the Savannah Bananas.
Speaker 3: If you didn't catch that part, be sure to check
Speaker 3: out the podcast. You should definitely tune into later the
Speaker 3: Low Kelly nine o'clock on Tuesdays when I get to
Speaker 3: join the team.
Speaker 2: But and we have the YouTube podcast.
Speaker 3: You have the YouTube so you can see the video
Speaker 3: component of it too, which is great. But Monster Palooza
Speaker 3: is going off this weekend at the Passing and Convention Center.
Speaker 3: This is one of the many events that I talk
Speaker 3: about because my birthday is Halloween and I'm a big
Speaker 3: fan of Halloween, horror and Haunt. But Monster Palooza, what
Speaker 3: is even cooler is it's the art of monsters and
Speaker 3: movie magic, so it's not just scary things. You actually
Speaker 3: get to see some of these incredible industrial light and
Speaker 3: magic which used to be part of Lucas Limited. They
Speaker 3: always represented there, even the New Iterations and a lot
Speaker 3: of the incredibly talented makeup artists that are from that
Speaker 3: do show up at this event, So that's well worth
Speaker 3: your time to check it out. Relatively and expensive, and
Speaker 3: it is so incredible, especially if you're looking for something.
Speaker 3: This year, they'll be offering the famous Monster Poluzat Museum,
Speaker 3: which is going to be featuring a lot of different
Speaker 3: private collections of so people who have been in film
Speaker 3: or television and they have some of these really epic
Speaker 3: masks and everything else. These people are opening up their
Speaker 3: homes and letting the collections go to the special museum.
Speaker 3: That'll be at Monster Pluza that's in Pasadena at the
Speaker 3: Convention Center. And you can still get tickets. Also, we're
Speaker 3: coming up on Pride Month, so that is just around
Speaker 3: the corner. Out Loud Music Festival.
Speaker 2: We hope.
Speaker 3: Pride is happening this weekend at West Hollywood Park. And
Speaker 3: what this has become more than anything, is a music festival,
Speaker 3: a mini version of Coachella. So Saturday it'll be Lizo,
Speaker 3: kempetra Uh and a lot of other headliners, and then
Speaker 3: on Sunday you've got Remy Wolf, Honey de Jon, and
Speaker 3: Paris Hilton. If you're into it, even Rebecca Black will
Speaker 3: be there from ants Friday Friday.
Speaker 2: Paris was just here a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, that's what I was saying, like, so
Speaker 3: all of this stuff, these are going down in West
Speaker 3: Hollywood Park or at West Hollywood Park for the Out
Speaker 3: Loud Music Festival, and then if you're looking for something
Speaker 3: in the Inland Empire, and I'm kind of excited that
Speaker 3: I might try to figure out how to get out there,
Speaker 3: even though I've got so much going on this week.
Speaker 2: The Beaumont Cherry Festival.
Speaker 3: Never even heard of it until I was doing a
Speaker 3: little bit of homework, but it starts Thursday, runs through Sunday,
Speaker 3: and it's at Noble Creek Regional Park out in Beaumont.
Speaker 3: So Beaumont is pretty much where the ten and the
Speaker 3: sixty come together. In the Inland park is that it
Speaker 3: is Sanbardino County, Correct County, Okay, right, so Sambardino County,
Speaker 3: but it's heading out toward Cavazon. So if you have
Speaker 3: ever been to any of the KFI Casino Marongo events,
Speaker 3: it's closer than that, but you'll be able to. Family
Speaker 3: Night is on a Thursday, and so that is from
Speaker 3: five until nine pm. Friday is from five to eleven,
Speaker 3: Saturday at noon to eleven, and Sunday from noon to nine. Again,
Speaker 3: it's in the Ie so it's a little warm. It's
Speaker 3: gonna beautiful weekend, but the Inland Empire definitely a little
Speaker 3: bit hotter. The coolest thing that I saw and I love.
Speaker 3: If you're familiar, one of the stations I worked with
Speaker 3: was ca Cal ninety six seven k Cal Rocks in
Speaker 3: the Inland Empire, and I was a part of Stu
Speaker 3: Tupinian Gjimbo their morning show, and we got a lot
Speaker 3: of different artists because we used to do the ke
Speaker 3: Cal Caegers and Red Hot Cholo Peppers. We're one of
Speaker 3: the artists, so think of Red Hot Peppers, So think
Speaker 3: of the Red Hot Chili Peppers catalog with a Cholo spin.
Speaker 3: It's an incredible thing to see. So that's going on
Speaker 3: on Thursday. You've got all sorts of different music acts.
Speaker 3: Eighties Ladies, a female cover band of eighties music is
Speaker 3: on Saturday. You've got a Swift Nation, so a cover
Speaker 3: band for Taylor Swift is on Sunday, and so much more.
Speaker 3: So you can get details of this and everything else
Speaker 3: checking out the Lincoln bio at Nick Pouliocane.
Speaker 2: This week I'm a Nick on social media.
Speaker 3: You can also check the show notes here for either
Speaker 3: the YouTube podcast or for the audio podcast with iHeartRadio.
Speaker 2: It's perfect. You can check out the YouTube podcast. It
Speaker 2: is archived immediately after the show, so you can watch
Speaker 2: it whenever you want to watch it. And everything that
Speaker 2: you're seeing live right now on YouTube will be there
Speaker 2: later for you. No putt intended, and you can find
Speaker 2: it and as if we're live in the moment.
Speaker 3: And the biggest thing too, if you do any of
Speaker 3: these events I talk about, or there's anything else going
Speaker 3: on in the Southland, slide to my dms let me
Speaker 3: know what's up. I always love checking out new things.
Speaker 3: I like finding out different areas for San Diego, Orange County,
Speaker 3: Riverside County, San Renino County, ventor you name it. I've
Speaker 3: smoking a test cover a lot of ground.
Speaker 2: Yes you do.
Speaker 3: And it was great seeing you this Saturday. It was
Speaker 3: so much fun. Thank you again, and I really had
Speaker 3: a great time. Because supporting the local community is something
Speaker 3: that we all kind of It got a little rough
Speaker 3: around twenty twenty when we had a pandemic and it
Speaker 3: was kind of odd. So getting out there and being
Speaker 3: a part of the community is so much more important.
Speaker 3: I think that's why I was so excited to sit
Speaker 3: there with the moms and dads watching their kids compete
Speaker 3: or having exhibition game.
Speaker 2: It was amazing.
Speaker 3: And those kids, be they the little itty bitties or
Speaker 3: up through the twenty somethings, were so incredibly talented. So
Speaker 3: it really is well worth. It a very different and
Speaker 3: unique way to spend my Saturday.
Speaker 2: So hope to do it again next year. But I
Speaker 2: hope to see you again very soon. Oh absolutely, you'll
Speaker 2: see me plenty. It's Late with Me Kelly. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much, Nick, Paula Leucchini. We're live everywhere on YouTube, Instagram,
Speaker 2: at the iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 2: a different show from the radio show. It's a different
Speaker 2: way for you to experience it. When I'm telling you
Speaker 2: about how people are running out of the studio to
Speaker 2: eat some cookies, you get to actually see it. It's
Speaker 2: not theater of the mind it's actual video theater in
Speaker 2: front of you. Those cookies are dangerous. Oh they're dangerous
Speaker 2: because they'll they'll make you eat everything in the box. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Quite possibly some of the best cookies I've ever had.
Speaker 2: Shouts out again to the Cookie Cafe and the Cookie Cafe.
Speaker 2: They make breakfast, burritos, oh, hot pies, what they do
Speaker 2: all types of goodies. So God bless you good cookie
Speaker 2: making angels for making this happen. What's the website? The
Speaker 2: website is the Cookie cat Ohdcookie Dot Cafe. Wow, that's nice.
Speaker 2: That's pretty cool. Yeah, the Cookie Dot Cash. Chris, you know,
Speaker 2: it's so nice to bring us snacks. He didn't bring
Speaker 2: us anything. They were already here. Oh they're already here. Yep,
Speaker 2: they were here. I was just holding on to him. Sorry,
Speaker 2: dang no, no, no, make a man not give him
Speaker 2: credit for that. We had to have sweet crepes, omelets. Oh,
Speaker 2: we got to have a brunch over here. We gotta
Speaker 2: have a brunch to a live remote. Yeah. That means
Speaker 2: that Stephan need to cook at the food and bring
Speaker 2: it to us. That'll be your brunchy time. Where's their
Speaker 2: nearest location or the three zero six five, one thousand
Speaker 2: Oaks Boulevard, Unit H in Thousand Oaks. Okay, that means
Speaker 2: Stephan's gonna have to drive a thousand Oaks. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: not close. That sounds like some uber eats. Yeah that
Speaker 2: is all you b Yeah that's not exactly close, but
Speaker 2: it would be worth the drive very quickly. Short segment.
Speaker 2: We often talk about Neuralink that's supposed to be that
Speaker 2: brain chip that Elon Musk is creating where you can
Speaker 2: control technology just with your thoughts, and I've always been
Speaker 2: skeptical because of the non demonstration of the product. It's
Speaker 2: one thing if you're saying that it can do this,
Speaker 2: it can do that. It's another thing if you actually
Speaker 2: show us, look, demonstrate to us that it actually works.
Speaker 2: But more times than not, all we get is this
Speaker 2: guy who had the neural link implant in his brain.
Speaker 2: Tell us about what it can do or the range
Speaker 2: of motion or the capabilities that it had from what
Speaker 2: I read again read, because they won't show us. This guy,
Speaker 2: Nolan Arbaugh couldn't be left alone for thirty minutes now,
Speaker 2: he says. He says he can play online chess and
Speaker 2: perform other daily tasks despite becoming paralyzed after a diving
Speaker 2: accident in twenty sixteen. He says he can write an
Speaker 2: email by simply using thought. Oh wait a minute, if
Speaker 2: we're talking to that guy, why can't he just show us?
Speaker 2: Why can't Why are you such a doubter? Quote? I
Speaker 2: just have cursor control, so I'll go into my email,
Speaker 2: you know, click around. I don't have any I don't
Speaker 2: have to say anything. It's just I think, I think,
Speaker 2: I want to click, and it clicks whatever I want.
Speaker 2: And then after that I will use either dictation or
Speaker 2: I can use a virtual keyboard on my computer screen
Speaker 2: to type out whatever I want to say. Close quote, Yeah,
Speaker 2: can you just show us is shown? Isn't this from
Speaker 2: the same guy whose rocket just failed and whose cars
Speaker 2: keep getting recalled? Okay, okay, the same guy. It's the
Speaker 2: same guy. But I don't believe that Elon Musk actually
Speaker 2: builds the cars or builds the rockets. He's not that
Speaker 2: type of engineer. Oh so he's just a figurehead. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's a finance star. He gets he's the money man. Oka,
Speaker 2: he's not Tony Stark. And this neuralink genius idea is
Speaker 2: it's we're seeing the video here. He's literally neuralinking right now?
Speaker 2: Would you do it, Tuala? Would you get one if
Speaker 2: I was paraplegic, Yes, I want a neuralink plug my
Speaker 2: brain in. So you take a neuralink for a test
Speaker 2: drive while in a weimo. You know what if I
Speaker 2: am paraplegic and I can no longer drive and I
Speaker 2: want to, you know, get myself somewhere. Yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get in a way moo. But I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have a weymo come my way by way of neuralink.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna let the neuralink mind link to my phone
Speaker 2: or whatever my app straight tuamo come to me? Can
Speaker 2: we be clear? Elon Musk is not Thomas Edison. He
Speaker 2: didn't invent anything, right, He's he's facilitating the growth of
Speaker 2: these companies, which I think is admirable. He's had tremendous
Speaker 2: success in growing companies. But that's different from being a
Speaker 2: I don't know, Steve Jobs, for example. You're not the
Speaker 2: creative driving force behind the technology in the sense of
Speaker 2: coming up with the ideas and then developing the ideas
Speaker 2: and the products which are associated with him. It's a
Speaker 2: big difference. No one is giving props to Musky on this.
Speaker 2: No one has given him any props. No, but we
Speaker 2: refer to this, we say, you know, this is neuralink
Speaker 2: elon Musks company. Some people wrongly interpret that is that
Speaker 2: he is the creative genius behind it, other than you know,
Speaker 2: maybe hiring the people. Possibly. But these are also people
Speaker 2: who think he invented social media with his purchase of
Speaker 2: no no no, no no no. That was more like Al Gore,
Speaker 2: who invented the Internet. I'm so done with people. I
Speaker 2: just think it's reasonable if you get a neuralink in
Speaker 2: your head to expect it to catch on fire at
Speaker 2: some point, you have to assume that a lot of
Speaker 2: people have to die for this thing to work. Now,
Speaker 2: all the monkeys already died, Remember we covered that. Now
Speaker 2: I know that the monkeys I said I'm talking about
Speaker 2: somebody is in people know all the monkeys died. That
Speaker 2: was enough, the monkey trials were enough to go on
Speaker 2: and put it in this gentleman's head for him to
Speaker 2: be sitting here tapping out whatever he wants just by thinking.
Speaker 2: I call bs okay, I called it's a magic trick.
Speaker 2: There's someone on the other side of the screen typing
Speaker 2: on a keyboard that's so called rook three tonight seven.
Speaker 2: Why are you trying to take this away from this man?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Look, I'm a conspiracy theorist. I'm not a believer.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that he's using his thoughts to type
Speaker 2: on a keyboard. I don't believe that. Why because you're
Speaker 2: telling me there should be some way that you can demonstrate.
Speaker 2: We keep showing the video on YouTube of him bringing
Speaker 2: up stuff with his mind. What more do you need proof? Look,
Speaker 2: he's right now, this is him. Okay, if you tuned
Speaker 2: it into the YouTube, show he's using his mind.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: But right now they're showing the implantation is a pan
Speaker 2: or teller in this because it's look at the real No,
Speaker 2: look at that thing. That is amazing. It's like a
Speaker 2: little chip in playing and look, this is real. This
Speaker 2: is happening right now. It's a it's a it's a
Speaker 2: predetermined string of moves on a video game with the
Speaker 2: guy in the neurally he's not doing anything. It's a washer.
Speaker 2: They're putting a washer in the guy's skull. This, this
Speaker 2: hate is unnecessary. Neuralink is yet another step towards our
Speaker 2: future that is helping these individuals to live a fully
Speaker 2: functioning life where they can communicate, don't need any help
Speaker 2: type in somehow. You not to say, hey, send this
Speaker 2: message to mow. No, you can neural link that message
Speaker 2: to mo. Why can't he do something? Use it like
Speaker 2: the clapper, like clap, clap his tongue or something, click
Speaker 2: his tongue, turn on the lights or something. I want
Speaker 2: to see somebody behave like the clap clap clapper. No,
Speaker 2: you're so wrong. That is wrong. It's not wrong. It's
Speaker 2: all about science and make it useful. Don't you think
Speaker 2: that the world would benefit from a mouth clapper to
Speaker 2: a mouth clapper, mouth clapper, You got to use your mouth.
Speaker 2: Can't use his hands a clap, he's a paraplegic. Sink
Speaker 2: it with your internet. If use your neuralink to start
Speaker 2: up the air fryer? What, yeah, demonstrate something useful? Why
Speaker 2: would I have a neuralink to play chess with a computer.
Speaker 2: He's also sending out emails as if he's typing out messages.
Speaker 2: He's doing all types of things. He's scanning the internet
Speaker 2: looking stuff up. He's doing everything that you and I do.
Speaker 2: So he can send a spam from the neuralink. Now
Speaker 2: what a good science marches on? Doesn't it spam from
Speaker 2: the neuralink?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, honey, turn off the light. Has this ever
Speaker 2: happened to you?
Speaker 6: Presenting the clapper that's your apply and says turn on
Speaker 6: and off just by clapping clap on the music. It's easy.
Speaker 6: Just plug the clapper into any household outlet. Then plug
Speaker 6: in your LAMB, TV or stereo cup cut off for
Speaker 6: places hard to reach, the clapper makes it easy. Plus,
Speaker 6: the clapper comes with an extra feature to make your
Speaker 6: home more secure. Turn to the away function and your
Speaker 6: lights turn on at the first sounded. Heres minutes later,
Speaker 6: they turn off and the clapper resets to help protect
Speaker 6: your homes. Leave your appliances plugged into the clapper and
Speaker 6: your lights will go on turning away on.
Speaker 2: What of guests clap.
Speaker 4: The clapper?
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Speaker 2: laugh at technology. I'm not. I'm just thinking instead of
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Speaker 2: Don't act like I'm the one who get it. Mark Runner,
Speaker 2: he's on film camera on Mark Runner he's on film.
Speaker 2: Mark Runner, don't have that because I get the hate mail.
Speaker 2: I get your hate mail, I get to Walla's hate mail,
Speaker 2: and that Mark Runner, I want you to tell I'm
Speaker 2: being serious. You need to tell Mark Runner that you
Speaker 2: need to tell to Wala. No, I don't. I asked
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Speaker 5: You're setting me up.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 2: It's a genuine question.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna get you.
Speaker 2: Yes you are. Bye. All right. Here's my final thought,
Speaker 2: and it's been swimming around my head for a while,
Speaker 2: but I think now it's the time to talk about it.
Speaker 2: In today's political climbing, often encounter people who blindly whatever
Speaker 2: the party leadership supports, no real understanding of actual issues,
Speaker 2: just blind support, no consideration of whether something is an
Speaker 2: actual principle or just a naked political act. I'm real
Speaker 2: big on principles, but I bet you didn't know this.
Speaker 2: As of twenty twenty, and since Liberty University was the
Speaker 2: fourth fastest growing endowment in the country and outpaced all
Speaker 2: Ivy League schools. You don't have to take my word
Speaker 2: for it. That comes straight from the university website, and
Speaker 2: Christians don't ever lie, so it must be true. Liberty
Speaker 2: University also has six hundred students from seventy five different countries.
Speaker 2: Liberty Universities then president Jerry Folwell Junior, pumped millions of
Speaker 2: the nonprofit religious institutions funds into Republican causes and efforts
Speaker 2: to promote the Trump administration, and Fallwell formally endorsed Trump
Speaker 2: in a twenty twenty cycle. Liberty University receives close to
Speaker 2: a billion dollars in federal funding you know, pel grants,
Speaker 2: financial aid packages, YadA YadA, YadA, blah blah blah. It
Speaker 2: also spent more than two hundred thousand dollars in lobbying
Speaker 2: just last year. And although it's a private Christian university,
Speaker 2: it is and has always been overtly political and anti
Speaker 2: Democratic Party, anti Democratic Party politicians and their causes. None
Speaker 2: of what I just told you is illegal, nor is
Speaker 2: it debatable. BYU's endowment is fifty percent healthier than Liberties
Speaker 2: and features double the amount of foreign students, but publicly
Speaker 2: BYU is politically neutral. Like I said at the beginning,
Speaker 2: I'm real big on principles, and I'm really really really
Speaker 2: big on people answering simple yes, no questions. So here
Speaker 2: we go. Here's the question, and it's a very simple one.
Speaker 2: Is it now acceptable for sitting presidents to go after
Speaker 2: individual universities or institutions for not being in political alignment
Speaker 2: with him being the president? Of course, I'm making a
Speaker 2: comparison to the Trump administration and Harvard University. But before
Speaker 2: you add remember this. Supposedly this was always and only
Speaker 2: about whether Harvard had addressed the alleged anti Semitism on
Speaker 2: his campus in the wake of the pro Palestine and
Speaker 2: Godza protests in recent history protecting Jewish students. But there
Speaker 2: were no federal lawsuits levied against Harvard by the DOJ
Speaker 2: Civil Rights Division, which is designed to address exactly those things.
Speaker 2: Just trust me. I studied this. There were no federal
Speaker 2: criminal charges against any staff or university administration official as
Speaker 2: to criminal conduct. To put it another way, there was
Speaker 2: nothing that anyone could point to as wrongdoing on the
Speaker 2: part of Harvard in a civil or criminal sense on
Speaker 2: a federal level. So there's no legal predicate here, not
Speaker 2: a legal not a civil rights violation, No laws were
Speaker 2: involved here, So that only leaves say it with me
Speaker 2: politics just politics. So back to my simple yes, no question.
Speaker 2: Is it now acceptable for sitting presidents to go after
Speaker 2: individual universities for not being in political alignment with him?
Speaker 2: The president? I'm talking about the person, not the law,
Speaker 2: but the person or personal politics, because this would mean
Speaker 2: the next Democratic president, and there will be one some day,
Speaker 2: but the next Democratic president could conceivably strip Liberty University
Speaker 2: of its three quarters of a billion dollars in federal funding,
Speaker 2: or say, not teaching about the gay rights movement, or
Speaker 2: not teaching critical race theory. Oh my god, you'd be
Speaker 2: okay with that right. Or we could say Liberty losing
Speaker 2: all of its federal funding for not handing over conduct
Speaker 2: records of its international students when demanded, regardless of reason.
Speaker 2: You'd be okay with that right. Or how about this,
Speaker 2: try to strip Liberty of its tax status as a
Speaker 2: nonprofit tax exempt institution for engaging in political lobbying, which
Speaker 2: I said it did, and endorsement of political candidates, which
Speaker 2: it did, and it's part of the public record. You'd
Speaker 2: be okay with that right, because all of that has
Speaker 2: been attempted by the Trump administration with Harvard just talking
Speaker 2: about apples to apples. I know, I know that must
Speaker 2: be different. No, it isn't, like I said, No law
Speaker 2: has been broken, no legal implication involved, except for the
Speaker 2: countersuits by the university against the president. These are super
Speaker 2: simple questions because I need to know if your support
Speaker 2: is for the principles or just a person and their politics,
Speaker 2: because you can't support President Trump's personal war against Harvard
Speaker 2: on principle and also not see how Liberty University just
Speaker 2: for example, could be ended and forced to close its
Speaker 2: doors for good just by using the same yardstick and
Speaker 2: same tactics. Because it just seems to me, and maybe
Speaker 2: I'm wrong, doubt it, but it just seems to me
Speaker 2: that some people just like freedom of speech just as
Speaker 2: long as you get to tell people what they're free
Speaker 2: to say. It seems like, and correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: It seems like you're okay with private universities having autonomy
Speaker 2: and being able to enroll foreign students just as long
Speaker 2: as the federal government and the president that you like
Speaker 2: dictate the terms. Be clear, we're not talking about visas.
Speaker 2: The federal government has told Harvard University it cannot enroll
Speaker 2: international students without its approval. That's wholly different from visas.
Speaker 2: We're talking about enrollment. Are you ready to lie to
Speaker 2: me tonight and say that you would have been okay
Speaker 2: with Joe Biden telling Liberty University who it can or
Speaker 2: can't admit or roll enroll at the institution? Go ahead,
Speaker 2: lie to me. It's like the whole idea of small
Speaker 2: government slash government overreach is not really a principle, but
Speaker 2: a clothing style which might change with the season. Stylish today,
Speaker 2: maybe not after next election. To support this war on
Speaker 2: Harvard on the supposed merits and not blind allegiance to
Speaker 2: one person is to suggest that Liberty University, among others,
Speaker 2: they're fair pickings to endure the same in the future.
Speaker 2: I personally don't care. I have no educational dog in
Speaker 2: this fight. I didn't go to Harvard, but I do
Speaker 2: care about the implications I have no idea of. This
Speaker 2: is connected to the rumor that Baron Trump was denied
Speaker 2: admission to Harvard. I don't know if this is revenge
Speaker 2: for the dissolution of Trump University. I don't know, but
Speaker 2: here's what I do know that there's a reason that
Speaker 2: the phrase quote unquote dangerous precedent exists. If you can't
Speaker 2: stand on principle, you can't stand at all. And principle
Speaker 2: doesn't only work in one direction, because that's a boy band,
Speaker 2: not a form of governance. For KFI AM SINX forty,
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