Speaker 1: Brain chances and the thunderstorm possibilities remain in effect throughout
Speaker 1: the entire weekend. Won't be a blanket wash up by
Speaker 1: any means, but there was always that possibility of rain
Speaker 1: all the way into Monday, then showers likely and possibly
Speaker 1: a thunderstorm. Sounds familiar. High around fifty nine. It is
Speaker 1: fifty seven now in cloudy.
Speaker 2: Seven one hundredth WLW Sports.
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson take her away as the Reds moved to
Speaker 1: eighteen and fifteen after six to one win against Nationals
Speaker 1: last night.
Speaker 3: Hunter Green brought it, striking out twelve, the second highest
Speaker 3: total of his big league career while allowing two hits
Speaker 3: over six innings. Tyler Stevenson hit a two run double
Speaker 3: in his season debut after coming from a left oblique
Speaker 3: strain sustained during spring training. Red's pitchers matched their season
Speaker 3: high with seventeen strikeouts for the Red Legs today, Nicolodolo
Speaker 3: takes the mound three and two of the two point
Speaker 3: twenty five ERA, and National's right handed pitcher Trevor Williams,
Speaker 3: with a five point seven zero ERA, takes the mound.
Speaker 3: The Reds are back in action for the second game
Speaker 3: of three once again, versus Nationals. Inside pitch begins at
Speaker 3: five to forty. First pitch is set for six to forty.
Speaker 3: Right here on the home of the Red seven hundred
Speaker 3: WLW the best two words in sports. Game seven tonight
Speaker 3: in Denver between the Clippers and the Nuggets in the
Speaker 3: first round of the NBA Playoff. That game tips off
Speaker 3: at seven thirty. The Orange and Blue, currently currently in
Speaker 3: first place in the Eastern Conference, back in action tomorrow
Speaker 3: afternoon on the road against New York City FC. Pregame
Speaker 3: covered wins. A two thirty kickoff is set for three.
Speaker 3: One of the best days of the year in the
Speaker 3: state of Kentucky and the United States, the Kentucky Derby
Speaker 3: post time six point fifty seven.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, I mean you got any picks?
Speaker 3: I feel like a Bob Baffert hurt horse. It's always
Speaker 3: a good pick, but I think he got scratched.
Speaker 1: No kidden huh Bob feeding them drugs again? What about
Speaker 1: the Toby Keith howarts? What's it Ultimate judgment or what
Speaker 1: what's the name of that horse? Render judgment? Render Judgment.
Speaker 1: I know it's a long shot, but I always bet
Speaker 1: long shots in the derby, and every once in a
Speaker 1: while it comes in and at some point this morning,
Speaker 1: if she's awake, my wife has happens to be known
Speaker 1: as a great prognosticator. She actually selected correctly the results
Speaker 1: of the last triple Crown winner justified. And I think
Speaker 1: I think you're laying some money down. You ought to
Speaker 1: listen to christ to two point zero your thoughts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's given picks before, and I'm rich and I
Speaker 3: was able to make a ton of money. Okay, they're
Speaker 3: saying journalisms like American Pharaoh. Though, oh so you got
Speaker 3: to put him in all the boxes?
Speaker 1: Perhaps well part of an exacta maybe with render judgment.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's five forty six, Mame Trees on the line. We'll
Speaker 1: talk to her next.
Speaker 5: Your tune to news radio seven hundred w L.
Speaker 1: But it also is a very very auspicious occasion, the
Speaker 1: birthday of one of my favorite people on the planet,
Speaker 1: not just at Florence Park, Karen Burlington, Kentucky.
Speaker 6: Happy birthday to you, Mamme Tree. Happy birthday to you,
Speaker 6: mamm Tree. Happy birthday tomorrow, dear Mama Tree, Happy birthday.
Speaker 5: To you, Mamme Tree.
Speaker 4: That's it, Mama Tree, are you there?
Speaker 7: Somebody pray Army. Yeah, may victory. I'm so glad Jesus
Speaker 7: pray for me. I was down to pick me up
Speaker 7: off the ground. I'm bounce out the promise. Lad. I'm
Speaker 7: so glad, Jesus pray for me one more timey pray
Speaker 7: or I mean he gave me the big story. I'm
Speaker 7: so glad pray for me.
Speaker 8: You and me.
Speaker 7: Amen, Thank you Jesus. You brought me such a mighty,
Speaker 7: mighty long way. Amen. You used to bribe me with
Speaker 7: the song I'm doo I beck you. I thing though, Baby, I.
Speaker 4: Was wondering if you were there.
Speaker 5: I mean we thought you dropped off to sleep or
Speaker 5: something and didn't get to hear it.
Speaker 7: That was joy up a joy I cry, I hold
Speaker 7: it back, baby, Thank you though, Oh.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you for everything. Love always. So what are
Speaker 1: the big plans for tomorrow? Unfortunately christ and I cannot
Speaker 1: make it tomorrow. We make may make it in a week,
Speaker 1: but I have uh have to be in Ripley, Ohio
Speaker 1: tomorrow in the afternoon.
Speaker 7: I wish I was this ye.
Speaker 1: Oh, I know you would. It would be great for
Speaker 1: you to have come out and hear are our singing.
Speaker 7: Our there My mom's cousins all lived there.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, how about that world?
Speaker 7: She moved to Connorsville, Indiana too, And when I got
Speaker 7: there and moved, I went over to there and she
Speaker 7: was in Springfield. Ohow business, how about that on a goo?
Speaker 1: So do they have big plans for you there tomorrow? Maomitory.
Speaker 7: Oh, we just have our birthday party the last friday
Speaker 7: of the month. Oh, everybody's born in May, and it's
Speaker 7: just i'ming up. It surprised me.
Speaker 5: Well if she if you know she's coming up, will
Speaker 5: it be a surprise.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because you said, I'm now that we're name not
Speaker 7: in quarantine a Marsha come over and we're now to quarantine.
Speaker 5: No, no, wait, what were you in quarantine for?
Speaker 7: Well, we had a virus. I didn't have excuse me,
Speaker 7: I was just burke, but a lot of people had.
Speaker 7: And then we get ready to get out and until
Speaker 7: Sally bring me a country Ham sandwich and I just
Speaker 7: put it back in the freezer. Sip. Why that one
Speaker 7: more took down? Two took down, and three took down.
Speaker 7: So we're back in quarantine before we got out. Okay, Well,
Speaker 7: oh happy and well now I'm.
Speaker 1: Glad that you're doing well, and I wish you nothing
Speaker 1: but the best I happen to know. Now now it's
Speaker 1: a big Star Wars date because of May the Fourth
Speaker 1: be with you whichever.
Speaker 4: You know, it's just garbage, is what that is.
Speaker 1: But uh Day from Dayton wanted to know if you
Speaker 1: had any Star Wars presence or if you'd like one
Speaker 1: for your birthday.
Speaker 7: What's a Star Wars present?
Speaker 1: That's the best answer you could have given. Thank you, Dear,
Speaker 1: We love you.
Speaker 4: Oh I want happy birthday tomorrow, Thank you.
Speaker 7: Birthday, Thank you great thanking them my happiest birthday.
Speaker 9: Love you.
Speaker 5: I love you too, Dick from Dayton. On the way,
Speaker 5: he's hanging here, hang.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Good Jeff. How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm well? You know, tomorrow is Mama Tree's birthday. We
Speaker 1: celebrated birthday in style back last month, and now it's
Speaker 1: Mama Tree's birthday, just one after the other people living
Speaker 1: up all over the place with birthdays.
Speaker 4: How was your week, Dick?
Speaker 10: Oh, pretty good, pretty good. I played a couple jobs.
Speaker 11: I went back to the summers, and you know, I
Speaker 11: had been for a while and had a good time
Speaker 11: and had a little the ban Joe group Daryl and
Speaker 11: dearborn Michigan for a big convey this week.
Speaker 5: You didn't get to go.
Speaker 10: No, I didn't get to go. No, it's just it's
Speaker 10: about four days. It's uh, it's everybody comes up.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 10: It should be.
Speaker 4: Good everybody but Dick.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I haven't been to that one. But I don't know.
Speaker 10: I think the convention the Fighter is down at Hebron
Speaker 10: this year at the Marriott. I'm going to try to
Speaker 10: make it.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that's close enough, that's not that's not as
Speaker 1: far flung as Dearborn Michigan.
Speaker 5: You know, it's weird.
Speaker 1: You know, Dearborn Michigan has one of the largest populations
Speaker 1: of radical Muslims anywhere in the United States. So I
Speaker 1: wonder how I wonder how they get along with the
Speaker 1: banjo people. Yeah, you gotta wonder about that Derby day
Speaker 1: to Dick. Do you have any picks, Dick, or you
Speaker 1: care about the horses?
Speaker 10: No, I'm not much on the horses now.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, it was a chance for us to
Speaker 1: earn a little bit more money from day from Dayton,
Speaker 1: but it's okay. We'll have to wait until the next time. Listen,
Speaker 1: have a fantastic weekend, Dick, and keep picking and grinnin.
Speaker 4: All right, and do me one last favor.
Speaker 10: What's that say?
Speaker 8: Good night, Dick, Good night, Gary Jeff, have a good week,
Speaker 8: all right.
Speaker 1: You two buddy day from Harrison and more just ahead
Speaker 1: as we continue.
Speaker 4: Seven hundred WL.
Speaker 1: Intil the first official hour of the Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 1: for this Saturday, May third, twenty twenty five, Gary Jeff
Speaker 1: Walker at your service, reporting for duty.
Speaker 4: Seven minutes after the hour. Oh is it that time?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 1: It's Dave time, data, Dave time. I'm usually I will
Speaker 1: speak today from Harrison at some point during the week,
Speaker 1: and I don't believe I've I've had a chance to
Speaker 1: talk to Dave, so I hope everything's okay. They're on
Speaker 1: the Harrison homestead.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Gar Jeff doing I'm good.
Speaker 5: I'm good. Why isn't Why isn't.
Speaker 1: Chew Baka any better than he should be at baseball?
Speaker 1: Because he's because he's a Wookie. He's he's just a Wookie.
Speaker 9: There you go.
Speaker 1: What did the Jedi say to his girlfriend? You're you're
Speaker 1: the obi one for me? How do you how do
Speaker 1: you best describe a teenage boy's dating life who's a
Speaker 1: Star Wars fanatic.
Speaker 5: And solo and and solo.
Speaker 14: Oh my good Jeff, how does Darth Vader like?
Speaker 4: How does Darth Darth Vader like?
Speaker 5: His case?
Speaker 4: Adella cooked?
Speaker 14: Tell me on the dark side of course there, Jeff,
Speaker 14: rest in peace, boiled water.
Speaker 15: It will be missed.
Speaker 13: Here, Jeff, Yeah, Dave, before this.
Speaker 16: Last one, Happy May, Happy birthday to uh Linnette cars
Speaker 16: in the.
Speaker 13: Mat and uh my.
Speaker 16: Derby pick is dang it? At least coming down the
Speaker 16: last stretch around the bend of that horse. If that
Speaker 16: nag is coming on last, at least you can have
Speaker 16: a lot of fun hollering, come on, dang it, come on,
Speaker 16: you know what I mean? So at any rate, what
Speaker 16: do you call someone with nobody and no nos?
Speaker 4: What do you call someone with nobody and no nos?
Speaker 14: Dave, nobody knows.
Speaker 17: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessary considered
Speaker 17: funding by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 17: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 17: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 17: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 17: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 17: back to our irregular programming It is.
Speaker 18: A deep body of water in the Scottish Highlands known
Speaker 18: as Lockness, rumored to be the home of the Lockness Monster.
Speaker 18: There have been reported sightings of the beast, what scientists
Speaker 18: have been skeptical until a recent photograph emerged showing the
Speaker 18: creature swimming in the lawn wearing earbuds. No doubt. Listening
Speaker 18: to Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 19: Show Bill Cunningham, A show for legends like you, Monday,
Speaker 19: twelve noon on seven hundred WLW what does it mean?
Speaker 1: Thirteen eastern, That is on a Saturday morning. Time to
Speaker 1: get a reception report from our friend mister Rick Washburn
Speaker 1: Old Radio.
Speaker 5: Rick, Good morning, how are you my friend?
Speaker 15: Well, well, good morning Gary, Jeff. Well, I'll put it
Speaker 15: this way. You're coming in five by five and a
Speaker 15: nineteen thirty five Sentinel Model thirty one B. It's a
Speaker 15: six tube AM shortwave wooden tombstone radio with a gorgeous dial.
Speaker 15: Has six tubes with the performance of eight. That's not
Speaker 15: a catalog thing, that's the truth. Yeah, includes a second
Speaker 15: IF amplifier stage for great reception and a great idea
Speaker 15: but badly implemented number nineteen tube for those three of
Speaker 15: you playing at home. It's two tubes in one used
Speaker 15: for push pull audio woutput, which is a much nicer amplifier.
Speaker 15: But for some reason, half the manufacturers that made the
Speaker 15: nineteen tube used one set of specs. The other half
Speaker 15: used another set of specs and aren't compatible with each other.
Speaker 15: So when you managed to find one of these rather
Speaker 15: uncommon tubes that needs to be replaced, I had a
Speaker 15: fifty to fifty chance you're rewiring part of the radio
Speaker 15: to get that particular tube to work, and then undoing
Speaker 15: it next time. Yeah, but this radio runs on a
Speaker 15: single sixfold storage cell usually. Yeah, most homes had six
Speaker 15: if they were on a farm or didn't have utility
Speaker 15: power anyways. Usually have a six fold storage battery somewhere
Speaker 15: in the house that would be recharged from a windmill,
Speaker 15: and that was usually used for lighting, but it could
Speaker 15: use the two small appliances like radios and so forth
Speaker 15: as well. Folks who didn't use the windmill, sometimes they
Speaker 15: had a car, they could buy a second car battery
Speaker 15: and just let the car do the recharging. If you
Speaker 15: didn't mind swapping batteries from your car every week. Oh yeah,
Speaker 15: oh yeah, that's the word I was looking for. Yes,
Speaker 15: But in somewhat counterproductive. It's got this nice push pull
Speaker 15: amplifier which is supposed to sound great, but the radio
Speaker 15: has a pin type speaker which is not known for
Speaker 15: great fidelity. It's kind of a fragile speaker design. And
Speaker 15: on top of that, since it's a six fold radio
Speaker 15: that has a mechanical vibrator in it, much like car
Speaker 15: radios did in the day, and that gives you this nice,
Speaker 15: little annoying hum in the background that you can't get
Speaker 15: rid of. So a counterproductive from good sound.
Speaker 1: Hey, I mean you and you came on describing this thing.
Speaker 1: It was like gang Busters. It's like the best ever,
Speaker 1: and you're telling me that it's a piece of junk.
Speaker 15: Oh what, No, No, it's it's the best ever. But
Speaker 15: that's only because I overcame poor design.
Speaker 4: Okay, now, I mean that, were you able to convert
Speaker 4: it to.
Speaker 15: AC Actually, yes, I do have a little power supply
Speaker 15: that i've I've added to it outside the radio, so
Speaker 15: I haven't. I didn't mess with the the innards. But
Speaker 15: there's a modern replacement for the vibrator that doesn't make
Speaker 15: any noise good because it's not mechanical. There's a electronic one,
Speaker 15: so that Yeah, that's an easy thing. Plus it weighs
Speaker 15: about twenty pounds less. That's an exaggeration, but still so
Speaker 15: the radio weighed a lot less too because of it.
Speaker 15: So modern technology gay. But while the catalogs has a
Speaker 15: few funny things, I thought Sentinel Triple Value Radio a
Speaker 15: matchless array of new features. Well, no, it's the same
Speaker 15: features everyone else test. Actually sensible prices yet highest quality performance.
Speaker 15: I think everyone says that multiple tested for long trouble
Speaker 15: free operation, multiple tested, Bob, did you test the multiple?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 15: And simplified push button tuning, Well, I don't know how
Speaker 15: you simplify a push button. I think they were trying
Speaker 15: to suggest that maybe it was easier on this radio
Speaker 15: to set the buttons for certain stations. That would be
Speaker 15: false advertising. It's the most convoluted set of not like
Speaker 15: the old car radios where you pull out the button
Speaker 15: to the station and push the button all the way.
Speaker 4: Back here right.
Speaker 15: No, it knows this requires a small tool kit somebody
Speaker 15: with the patients of job and possibly four arms.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to listen to the damn radio. What
Speaker 5: do you mean a toolbox.
Speaker 20: Tune it?
Speaker 5: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 8: Geez?
Speaker 15: Well, uh, or the adapter kit.
Speaker 1: Well, regardless, you've got it U working.
Speaker 4: You've got it.
Speaker 5: Humming along nicely while not humming along exactly right.
Speaker 15: And oh, she's a beauty. She's got Oh and I
Speaker 15: glossed over this. The airplane style dial. It is actually
Speaker 15: a very pretty yellowish dial that has a I thought
Speaker 15: the airplane style dial was because some of them, some
Speaker 15: radios have a picture of an airplane in the middle
Speaker 15: of the dial for some reason. Really, no, I think
Speaker 15: it's supposed to. I think this was intended to mean
Speaker 15: that it looks like the gauge of an airplane, because
Speaker 15: you know, in nineteen thirty five, everybody knows what that
Speaker 15: looks like.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, but airplanes were still like brand new technology
Speaker 1: and everything in about it. So this was, you know,
Speaker 1: your next step on the way to the space age.
Speaker 1: If you had an airplane style dial on your radio.
Speaker 15: All right, Well I didn't think of that.
Speaker 1: Thanks, thanks for the report, and we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 1: My friend old radio Rick at gmail dot com. Let's
Speaker 1: talk to our friend the truck Commander west Side Jim,
Speaker 1: who is live and on the move this morning.
Speaker 21: Good morning, Jimmy, Good morning Gary, Jeff, and happy birthday
Speaker 21: to your sweetheart.
Speaker 4: Oh, she's the best. I love Lynette and Mamitry.
Speaker 13: And to know when hers comes up.
Speaker 21: Also, you know, heading out to the boe to meet
Speaker 21: up with Colleen and all the good people out there
Speaker 21: to deliver ballots for that lengthy two piece.
Speaker 8: What do you call it?
Speaker 21: The ballot itself? There's two items on the ballot. It's
Speaker 21: almost like it's a waste of time, it's except for
Speaker 21: one of them is for Corey Bowman from mayor, and
Speaker 21: then the other one's an issue?
Speaker 4: All right, what's the issue at issue?
Speaker 21: It's state state issue too. It's just one of the wines,
Speaker 21: a little privies. But I'm out there going to be
Speaker 21: doing my civic duty in the rain, I guess this morning.
Speaker 21: So it's one of the first times in the last
Speaker 21: six years that it is actually going to rain on us.
Speaker 1: Now, this mayoral primary is to determine who faces off
Speaker 1: against half to have Purvole in the fall coct.
Speaker 21: Well, unless the two Republicans actually get the top two
Speaker 21: votes and then Purvall's.
Speaker 13: Out, Now is that likely likely?
Speaker 1: How likely is that going to happen? But our friend,
Speaker 1: our friend, Corey Bowman is the step brother or the
Speaker 1: half brother of JD. Vance or vice president, and he
Speaker 1: owns a coffee shop there on on the West.
Speaker 4: End and nineteen Hunter pay Miller.
Speaker 1: And he is also a pastor a minister, and I
Speaker 1: reviewed him. He's he's a great guy and uh, I
Speaker 1: wish nothing but the best for him. I don't know
Speaker 1: the other candidate, do you.
Speaker 21: His name is Brian Frank and he lives in Mount Adams,
Speaker 21: who is a P and G resource type person who
Speaker 21: used to buy like paper clips and stuff like that. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 21: but for a better in purbole, he doesn't even.
Speaker 22: Buy paper clips, for God's sakes.
Speaker 21: But Corey, Corey is is very smart, He's very charismatic,
Speaker 21: and he handled himself very very well.
Speaker 5: He does a great interview.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 21: I heard him on with You, and I hear him
Speaker 21: on the sister station. They've picked him up as the
Speaker 21: weekly voice.
Speaker 4: And when you're this, when you're half brother of J. D.
Speaker 1: Vance, the vice president, you get on some some national
Speaker 1: news coverage as well, so he hasn't heard.
Speaker 21: He's been on three national shows correct like news Max
Speaker 21: twice and one of the other news was correct. That
Speaker 21: does help, but hopefully he gets in there.
Speaker 1: So before you told me about this. I didn't know
Speaker 1: there was a primary going on. And the actual day
Speaker 1: is Tuesday, Is that correct?
Speaker 23: This coming Tuesday?
Speaker 21: Yeah, a lot of people don't know what's coming stick Tuesday.
Speaker 21: They're predicting about eleven or twelve percent turnout.
Speaker 4: That is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They the only reason they the only reason they have
Speaker 1: these primary elections and these issue elections and don't publicize
Speaker 1: them the way they do not is because they want
Speaker 1: the lowest possible turnout so they can have the turnout
Speaker 1: or the outcome that they would like.
Speaker 4: And that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: If there's going to be an election, everybody should know
Speaker 1: about it and everybody should participate.
Speaker 5: Amen.
Speaker 21: You know, Gary Jeff, as a truck commander, we make
Speaker 21: the same amount of money whether one voter or ninety
Speaker 21: percent voters. So that's the only reason that I'm out
Speaker 21: this morning, other than that i'd be looking at the
Speaker 21: inside of my eyelids.
Speaker 1: All right, bet, well, I'm glad that you're up and awake,
Speaker 1: and don't close your eyes while you're driving, please.
Speaker 21: Well, thank you very much for having me on, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 21: and I guess we'll just wait on to on to Tuesday.
Speaker 4: It's It's always a pressure, I mean pleasure.
Speaker 1: Jim, you take care of Jeff, you too, west Side
Speaker 1: Gym there the truck Commander. It's primary weekend, along with
Speaker 1: Flying Pig weekend, along with Derby weekend, along with Sinko
Speaker 1: to myow weekend. Who could possibly lose track of the
Speaker 1: fact that there's important elections going up.
Speaker 12: Showers will be sticking around for a lot of the weekend.
Speaker 12: This morning, expect off and on rain with temperatures around sixty.
Speaker 12: We do climb to the mid maybe upper sixties this
Speaker 12: afternoon with showers tonight, same thing. We start to see
Speaker 12: rain taper off though through your Sunday. Temperatures tomorrow in
Speaker 12: the mid sixties. Former severe weather station I'm nine first warning.
Speaker 12: Cameron Harten on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred wl W sport your home of the Reds
Speaker 1: with a Reds Report.
Speaker 3: The Reds moved to eighteen and fifteen after a six
Speaker 3: to one win against the Nationals last night after a
Speaker 3: one hour and fifty one minute rain delay that didn't
Speaker 3: stop Hunter Green, who struck out twelve the second highest
Speaker 3: total of his big league career, while allowing two hits
Speaker 3: over six innings. Tyler Stevenson hit a two run double
Speaker 3: in his season debut after a left oblique strain injury
Speaker 3: sustained during spring training. The Reds pitchers master season high
Speaker 3: with seventeen strikeouts. Nick Lodolo takes them ount for the
Speaker 3: Reds Trevor Williams for the Nationals. Tonight, it's the second
Speaker 3: game of three. Inside pitch begins at five point forty.
Speaker 3: First pitch is set for six forty right here on
Speaker 3: the home of the Red seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: It's the gang at Brookies and Ripley and how now
Speaker 1: Brown County?
Speaker 5: Good morning, Good morning, A little slow there, are you
Speaker 5: guys awake? Everything good?
Speaker 13: Yep?
Speaker 20: It was a long truck from Russellville down there this morning.
Speaker 1: You know, it's world It's World Naked Gardening Day. I
Speaker 1: was just informed by Ron Wilson, and I just wanted
Speaker 1: to ask, Sherry, are you going to be out getting
Speaker 1: some things done today?
Speaker 13: I don't think so.
Speaker 24: It's going to be a lot of rain going on. Hey,
Speaker 24: I just wanted to tell you my thirty five year
Speaker 24: old little middlely challenged fellow that I take care of
Speaker 24: and have had for nine years, passed away last Sunday.
Speaker 24: So it's been kind of the sad week, and I
Speaker 24: just wanted to say, oh, Mickey, you're so fine, You're
Speaker 24: so fine. You build my mind. Hey, Nicky, Hey Nicky,
Speaker 24: rest in peace, little buddy. And then I wanted to
Speaker 24: say to miss Lynette, you know, happy birthday to you.
Speaker 13: And today from.
Speaker 24: Harrison Newbody News the trouble I've seen.
Speaker 4: My goodness, you're a good voice.
Speaker 1: Are you auditioning for the farewell tour appearance by myself
Speaker 1: and Chris Owens tomorrow at Brookies. We're supposedly going to
Speaker 1: be doing a farewell a final farewell appearance maybe at
Speaker 1: Brookies tomorrow afternoon.
Speaker 15: Year there's a big baby in.
Speaker 1: There right well, No, the thing is and everybody should
Speaker 1: be hip to this by now. When a big act
Speaker 1: like Gosh Kiss or you know, think about all the
Speaker 1: groups that had farewell tours, they have them over and over.
Speaker 1: They're perpetually farewell tours, I guess because you never know
Speaker 1: when it might be the last. So we've adopted the
Speaker 1: same kind of philosophy for the Gowen's Walker duo and
Speaker 1: it could be the very last time we ever get
Speaker 1: together and do music together tomorrow afternoon at Brookies on
Speaker 1: Main Street and Ripley two o'clock and fully expect you
Speaker 1: guys to be there and just make sure you're wearing
Speaker 1: clothes because today is World Naked Gardening Day, Sherry, not tomorrow, Okay.
Speaker 24: I'll make a point of that, okay, And you're coming.
Speaker 25: Back on Wednesday, right, I'm thinking I'm thinking about coming
Speaker 25: back on Wednesday for the because what what is the
Speaker 25: dollar amount on the Queen of Heartstraw next Wednesday at
Speaker 25: Brookies there in Ripley.
Speaker 20: And it will be well over three hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Good gosh, that's a lot of money.
Speaker 15: Somebody can take it home.
Speaker 4: Okay, yep, But you got to be there.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you want to if you want, if
Speaker 5: you want to win the whole thing, you got to be.
Speaker 20: There, right, that's right. If you're not here, you only
Speaker 20: get half. Well, I just would either cards. Oh there's
Speaker 20: twelve cards, Well that's it.
Speaker 1: Well, you know I'd only blow my nose with one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty grand I got to have the whole
Speaker 1: three hundred, no doubt. Well, so remember World Naked Gardening
Speaker 1: Day today. Chris Gowen's Gary Jeff Walker farewell to her
Speaker 1: appearance tomorrow at to at Brookies and Ripley and the Queen.
Speaker 5: Of Harvest through.
Speaker 15: And mop Muddy and odds tonight at eight o'clock.
Speaker 1: Well that's pretty much. That pretty much describes the weekend,
Speaker 1: money and odd You guys have a good one, Thank you,
Speaker 1: bye bye the top of the hour. Gary Jeff on
Speaker 1: the Saturday morning edition with you seven hund WLW and
Speaker 1: my friend of the fifthy phone called Fame has been
Speaker 1: watching closely the events going on in Roma the Vatican
Speaker 1: with a selection of a new pope, and he has
Speaker 1: some thoughts. Good morning, Steve Simon.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Good morning. According to former US editor and
Speaker 9: Secretarius say John Carey, Pope Francis should be remembered as
Speaker 9: the climate change prope. That's how alleged Catholic Carrie capitalized
Speaker 9: on the death of the pot off Easter weekend. I
Speaker 9: suspect Francis deserves better than to have us reminded that
Speaker 9: he swallowed a bunch of nonsense when he should have
Speaker 9: been thinking about allowing Catholics to divorce and women to
Speaker 9: be ordained. I'm just saying, this coming week all the
Speaker 9: cardinals under eighty years old will get together for a
Speaker 9: papal conclave. To elect the next pope who serves for
Speaker 9: life or until he gets fed up with church bureaucracy.
Speaker 9: Recall Pope Benedict. The Vatican has a deep state. Also,
Speaker 9: trust me, I was an altar boy and we got
Speaker 9: to hear priest talk when they didn't think we were listening.
Speaker 9: There are one hundred and thirty three electors in this call.
Speaker 9: The winner has to get a two thirds plus one vote.
Speaker 9: The United States has ten eligible cardinals. Europe has the
Speaker 9: most by far of any continent, fifty three, with Italy
Speaker 9: alone having seventeen. Isn't that called jerry mandering? But Francis
Speaker 9: was South American, so things are opening up. There is
Speaker 9: a secrecy oath that makes the mafia look like choir boys.
Speaker 9: You talk about what goes on and you are excommunicated
Speaker 9: from the church. Next stop, hell, now that is climate change.
Speaker 9: The winner will be the two hundred and sixty seventh Pope,
Speaker 9: in a direct line going back to Saint Peter, who
Speaker 9: you may remember was crucified upside down. Wow, and our
Speaker 9: president only has to worry about being impeached. As Shakespeare
Speaker 9: put it on, lies the head that wears the crown.
Speaker 9: Cardinals wear those cute little red beanies that should not
Speaker 9: be confused with Yamica's. Although in our lifetime there has
Speaker 9: been a Jewish cardinals. He was Jean Marie Lustige, Archbishop
Speaker 9: of Paris from nineteen eighty one to two five. Born
Speaker 9: of Polish Jewish parents, both he and his sister converted
Speaker 9: to Catholicism. Cardinal Lustige was appointed to that position by
Speaker 9: John Paul Second, who was also Polish, the first non
Speaker 9: Italian pope in four hundred and fifty years. So how
Speaker 9: long does a conclave take? I'd say as long as
Speaker 9: a seventy five year old bladder could last. If there's
Speaker 9: no result after three days voting, his pause for twenty
Speaker 9: four hours to allow prayer, discussion and what's called exhortation,
Speaker 9: as in get with.
Speaker 26: It, guys.
Speaker 9: The Notre Dame Spring game is on TV. The longest
Speaker 9: conclave was three years, ending in the election of Gregory
Speaker 9: x Well. I guess that's Gregory the tenth unless, like
Speaker 9: Malcolm x he was a Muslim.
Speaker 13: But I doubt it.
Speaker 9: I mean, a Jewish cardinal is one thing, but that's
Speaker 9: taken DEI way too far. In twenty thirteen, Pope Francis
Speaker 9: needed only five votes in less than twenty four hours
Speaker 9: to get elected. Lord, that's faster than last year's Democrat convention.
Speaker 9: I'm thinking when the kid came by with pizza and wine,
Speaker 9: Francis was the quickest with the wallet. Now you know
Speaker 9: where your collection money goes. Pardon me when it's all
Speaker 9: over and the smoke clears, the second to last bands
Speaker 9: standing comes out on the balcony of the Sistine Chapel
Speaker 9: and says abamus pop on translation, we have a father.
Speaker 9: There has never been a female pope, so you will
Speaker 9: never hear a French cardinal on the balcony shout.
Speaker 21: Share she lam, oh.
Speaker 9: There has never been a US pope, although one wonders
Speaker 9: why Vice President J. G. Vance, a Catholic convert, was
Speaker 9: talking to Pope Francis just hours before the Pope died,
Speaker 9: even though a quarter of the US population claims to
Speaker 9: be Catholic. The idea just hasn't caught on, and Francis
Speaker 9: apparently had a stroke just thinking about it. God gone
Speaker 9: it Oceania. Yes, that's out in the Pacific. Maybe next.
Speaker 9: They actually have four cardinals, and they've had great success
Speaker 9: with guys making the National Football League way out of
Speaker 9: proportion to the population. At large. Football is in the
Speaker 9: Catholic blood. Two words Notre Dame, oh so close, damn Buckeyes.
Speaker 9: And no, there has never been a black pope. It'll happen,
Speaker 9: but I hope he's better than Barack Obama. In other news,
Speaker 9: today is another running of the roses at Churchill Downs,
Speaker 9: and all eyes are on a horse named journalism. I
Speaker 9: know something about journalism in more ways than one. He
Speaker 9: was sired by prevarication and a mayor named libel and slander.
Speaker 9: Don't bet on him. Take care of yourself, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 9: all right, Steve, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Let's go to the other side here race God in
Speaker 5: the Loveland.
Speaker 4: How are you doing, my brother.
Speaker 23: Gary Jeff Walker, my friend, Good morning to you. Listen
Speaker 23: to your great show. And Steve bless his heart, you know,
Speaker 23: and I can here's a heads up for you. By
Speaker 23: the way, Yes, there's never been an American pope.
Speaker 22: Then there's not there's not gonna be.
Speaker 4: Why Why is that, do you think?
Speaker 23: Ray, Well, that's a great question because my vote would
Speaker 23: be for Bishop Baron, by the way, but probably as
Speaker 23: you will know, but the the thinking is that, uh,
Speaker 23: with America being a superpower, perhaps the superpower and all
Speaker 23: the wealth here, that that would just be an added
Speaker 23: concentration of power and wealth, you know, to America. It's
Speaker 23: just a theory that I've heard bantied about in Uh yeah,
Speaker 23: that's a good question though. So they just keep praying
Speaker 23: that that that we get a good pope, and we
Speaker 23: surely will. And I cool, how much time do you have, Garry, Jeff, I.
Speaker 4: Got all the time in the world for you.
Speaker 15: Ray go ahead, right, But you.
Speaker 23: Know something hit me this well, you know, we get
Speaker 23: fancied about all these things about tariffs. It's a tax,
Speaker 23: the external revenue service. And you know what, it hit me,
Speaker 23: And I've got a thought.
Speaker 13: I've got a thought.
Speaker 23: First of all, Yes, as folks are driving down the road,
Speaker 23: I'd like to see a show of hands, and how
Speaker 23: many people would like to keep paying tax on their
Speaker 23: Social Security how many people would like to keep paying
Speaker 23: taxes on their tips? And how many people would like
Speaker 23: to keep paying taxes on their overtimes? Show a hands
Speaker 23: out there, and I can guarantee you that well, when
Speaker 23: they do these surveys and they come back, you know,
Speaker 23: people don't agree with Trump and his policies this and
Speaker 23: that I got news for you. The reason why eighty
Speaker 23: percent of the country, or with Trump's thoughts, or because
Speaker 23: the answer that last question being primary of thought. But
Speaker 23: here's the deal with the tariffs. Trump, you know what
Speaker 23: we've talked about, a fair tax, a flat tax, and
Speaker 23: how that would be a boom to the economy and
Speaker 23: level the playing field, and would be a consumption tax
Speaker 23: and would do away with the IRS. Well, there's all
Speaker 23: kinds of reasons why that's not going to happen. But
Speaker 23: what if Trump has got.
Speaker 13: To figure it out?
Speaker 23: The IRS has already been newter, the eighty five thousand
Speaker 23: armed agents have hit the door, yes, praise God. And
Speaker 23: then he came in high on the tariffs, high one
Speaker 23: hundred and forty five percent.
Speaker 26: On the Chinese and da da da da da. At
Speaker 26: end of the day, if all he has done has
Speaker 26: embedded let's say, a ten percent tariff pretty much across
Speaker 26: the board for the most part, okay, and it's embedded
Speaker 26: into the economy, well, at the end of the day,
Speaker 26: people say, well, you know, one hundred and forty five percent,
Speaker 26: he's crazy. Ten percent, We can handle that. And the
Speaker 26: bottom line is, as we well know, China is already
Speaker 26: eating part of the tariffs on their margins. Their companies
Speaker 26: are to try to stay competitive in the price and structure.
Speaker 26: If all President Trump does is keep it ten percent
Speaker 26: care if at the end of the day and does
Speaker 26: a way with taxes under two hundred thousand dollars tips
Speaker 26: over time, would that be a win for many, many,
Speaker 26: many people in the level of playing fields financially.
Speaker 4: Yes, you know what, Ray, we got to go, but
Speaker 4: I would vote for that.
Speaker 23: Oh.
Speaker 5: In fact, I did have a great weekend.
Speaker 4: Seven hundred WLW And.
Speaker 5: To another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 5: May third, twenty twenty five, and uh city in Hamilton
Speaker 5: County in.
Speaker 4: Great sadness this morning.
Speaker 22: With the.
Speaker 1: Murder of Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy. Unjustified, unjustified anyway, we
Speaker 1: turn our attention to our environmental engineer, Steve Shilty with
Speaker 1: an environmental moment and the latest on the news the
Speaker 1: blackouts that were suffered, the major blackouts in Spain and Portugal.
Speaker 1: Your focus this morning, Steve, and the reasons behind them. Thanks,
Speaker 1: I'm here, I'm talking to you, you're talking to me.
Speaker 1: I guess we've got this thing on the air, Yes,
Speaker 1: we do.
Speaker 8: So what this past Monday, I got something from uh
Speaker 8: dot org and what it's It's high is Spain and
Speaker 8: Portugal go dark and interesting, Gary Jeff frame Traine froze
Speaker 8: in place, Traffic, lights went dark, elevators trapped passengers, refrigerators
Speaker 8: shut down, flights canceled, light round or halt because on
Speaker 8: Monday there was a massive blackout in Portugal and Spain
Speaker 8: and also parts of France. And this was right after
Speaker 8: Spain announced it was running on one hundred percent renewable
Speaker 8: energy for the first time ever. And this is one
Speaker 8: of the largest peacetime blackouts that Europe has ever seen.
Speaker 8: But Gary Jeff, not random, not unforeseen. It was exact
Speaker 8: the failures many of us have been warning wallmakers for years,
Speaker 8: and obviously that Europe has ignored. But before the outage hit,
Speaker 8: Spain was running its red with very little what's called
Speaker 8: dispatchable spinning generation, meaning power plants like gas and nuclear
Speaker 8: that can quickly adjust their output to keep the grid stable.
Speaker 8: Traditional plants have these spinning turbans, but renewables don't make
Speaker 8: the grid fragile. And while they still claim they're looking
Speaker 8: at what really caused it, it's slightly that the outage
Speaker 8: was renewables that they cannot handle sudden disruptions. It's interesting
Speaker 8: that Spain has been shutting down. It's both nuclear and
Speaker 8: hydrocarbon power plants with the greens and power. But in
Speaker 8: order for Spain to get back online, they had to
Speaker 8: import massive amounts of electricity from nuclear powered France Oh
Speaker 8: my god, Gary Jeff nuclear power, and even worse for
Speaker 8: those who hate carbon, coal and oil powered plants from
Speaker 8: Morocco to get the grid back online. So this shows
Speaker 8: that wind and solar are not up to the task
Speaker 8: of getting us now in our future and getting us
Speaker 8: dependable and affordable.
Speaker 12: Energy.
Speaker 8: But gart yet there was a silver lining in this. Yeah,
Speaker 8: in Spain, cafes were dishing out free ice cream before
Speaker 8: it melted.
Speaker 1: All right, Steve, thank you so much. That'll be enough. Yeah, Uh,
Speaker 1: renewables I e. Wind and solar never have been capable.
Speaker 1: Are not capable. God get with the program. Seven to eleven,
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Speaker 21: Summertime means lots of home time, so give your family
Speaker 21: a clean start with help.
Speaker 4: Good morning, this would be interesting.
Speaker 5: Hello Diana, what's on your mind?
Speaker 24: Gary?
Speaker 16: Dad?
Speaker 5: What's on your mind?
Speaker 21: Diana?
Speaker 22: Saturday?
Speaker 5: Happy Saturday year.
Speaker 13: You have a bone to pick with you.
Speaker 9: Uh huh.
Speaker 27: You have a regular caller that calls himself the truck
Speaker 27: commander of the Board of Elections. Listen, we have been
Speaker 27: working on this. We're the company that delivers every single
Speaker 27: polling location for the forty fifth year for Hamlin Canyon.
Speaker 23: We are out.
Speaker 27: We start planning in.
Speaker 23: January for the May election.
Speaker 27: We have eight trucks per day, twenty personnel, and we
Speaker 27: delivered the two hundred and eighty six stops polling locations
Speaker 27: and Hamlin can on over five days and then we
Speaker 27: only get four days to pick.
Speaker 13: It all back up.
Speaker 27: So if Truck Commander Jim is trand is truck commander,
Speaker 27: then I'm.
Speaker 13: The next pope.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is what he's told me. And he's not
Speaker 1: a regular caller. He calls every once in a while.
Speaker 5: Diana Carroll recently, I'm not I'm not Dan Carroll. I've
Speaker 5: known I've known Jim Kiefer. I've known Jim Keefer for
Speaker 5: ten years.
Speaker 27: Hey, many go and do two or three stop for
Speaker 27: he's okay, chip and put in the computer.
Speaker 13: But that's all he does.
Speaker 4: Okay, Uh, that's fine. I don't know why you want
Speaker 4: to have this fight on the air, but the fact
Speaker 4: I want you.
Speaker 27: To know, the fact that goes into the ability for
Speaker 27: people to go and physically vote, I know.
Speaker 1: And and my my real bone to pick with the
Speaker 1: whole process, Diana, since you've been a part of this
Speaker 1: since January getting ready for this May election, is that
Speaker 1: half of the dam more than half of the population
Speaker 1: have no ideas even going on.
Speaker 5: Who's completely when you've got eleven percent turnout?
Speaker 1: And by the way, uh, there's a Republican and a
Speaker 1: Democrat in every truck.
Speaker 27: What happens on that behind every one of our vehicles
Speaker 27: when we deliver, we have what's called a chaser that
Speaker 27: contains a Democrat and a Republican to verify the equipment.
Speaker 5: Is delivered and locked up.
Speaker 27: Okay, all the pertinent equipment is removed on election night,
Speaker 27: so when we go to pick it up, we do
Speaker 27: not have to have a chaser, and there's no absolutely
Speaker 27: zero ability to.
Speaker 15: So you're mess with the equipment.
Speaker 4: So, Dinah, you're telling me there are no truck commanders.
Speaker 27: Out this morning, although I'm waiting for the little minions
Speaker 27: all to leave because there's about twenty five U hauls
Speaker 27: over there that have the little chips and the bags
Speaker 27: of ballots. Ok and they divide up all those stops.
Speaker 27: We can't even get in the load and start our
Speaker 27: work today until they get out of there.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, yeah, I guess it's a it's an question
Speaker 1: of semantics. Then what's a truck commander and who's actually
Speaker 1: whether a minion or not they are working for the election,
Speaker 1: for the primary.
Speaker 27: If it weren't for our company, that truck commander would
Speaker 27: have nothing to do, because the equipment wouldn't be there.
Speaker 5: For Nobody discounted your great work on this or said
Speaker 5: that he was doing it all.
Speaker 4: No one said that, Diana.
Speaker 27: Well, I just think that he uses the wrong title
Speaker 27: for himself.
Speaker 4: Ah, so it is again a question of semantics. I understand. Well.
Speaker 4: I appreciate your.
Speaker 1: Dogged determination to get on there to tell me about this,
Speaker 1: and I appreciate the information that you have.
Speaker 27: Anytime you want to come and ride and see how
Speaker 27: it really works, you call me up and I'll put
Speaker 27: you in the truck and you will see the amount
Speaker 27: of a process, how hard it is, and what we
Speaker 27: deal with on a daily just driving in residenti areas
Speaker 27: with a semi and a tracker.
Speaker 4: I can't even imagine, Diana.
Speaker 5: I would love, I would love to take you up
Speaker 5: on that, but but I've got better things to do,
Speaker 5: and I don't live in Hamilton County or Cincinnati. You
Speaker 5: don't have to, Okay, Well, all right, thanks, appreciate it,
Speaker 5: Bye bye. Obviously just has a problem with Westside gem
Speaker 5: He's only a minion. Time for the Tom Davis Diaries
Speaker 5: or the.
Speaker 1: With this week's report of wild, wacky, weird stuff from
Speaker 1: around the country and around the world.
Speaker 5: Here is your reporter, Tom. Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This week,
Speaker 5: I do, I do, and I do. But first, things
Speaker 5: have been kind of quiet on the southern border lately.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's why La Jude la Bienne thought it would
Speaker 5: be a good time to smuggle some parakeets in. He
Speaker 5: was trying to cross near San Diego and Tijuana, but
Speaker 5: the border patrol caught him and found birds in his boots.
Speaker 5: Some of these birds were dead, but some were still alive.
Speaker 5: They also found six live birds hidden inside the cushions
Speaker 5: of his car seat. He's in double trouble because this
Speaker 5: bird is actually on a protected list. Meanwhile, a kangaroo
Speaker 5: was on the loose in Alabama. It was seen hopping
Speaker 5: down Highway eighty five in Macon County. A couple of
Speaker 5: people crashed trying to avoid it. That's when the owner
Speaker 5: of the room showed up and shot it with a tranquilizer.
Speaker 5: This guy just casually grabs a kangaroo by the shoulders,
Speaker 5: drags it to his car, drives off. You'll be glad
Speaker 5: to know the animals back home and healthy living on
Speaker 5: a farm. In Florida, an impatient driver leveled a lady
Speaker 5: riding on her rascal. A woman named Carol was barreling
Speaker 5: through a parking lot of a Sam's Club when she
Speaker 5: smashed into a seventy seven year old woman and a
Speaker 5: mobility scooter Carol fled the scene but was arrested later.
Speaker 5: The scooter lady was hospitalized due to her injuries, and finally,
Speaker 5: Florida's own Henry Betsy Junior, has said I do at
Speaker 5: least three times in three different counties, three women who
Speaker 5: met online realized they were all married to the same man.
Speaker 5: Henry was arrested in charge with bigamy and has boldly
Speaker 5: pleaded not guilty. He met each one of the women
Speaker 5: online on dating sites before asking them for their hand
Speaker 5: in marriage. Next week, he confessed he was in love
Speaker 5: with her sister. She burned down the house.
Speaker 4: Have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: We're at seven twenty two on the Saturday morning condition.
Speaker 1: Time for a little tech talk with our friend Dave
Speaker 1: Hatter Doomsday. Dave warning you about what they are doing,
Speaker 1: whoever they may be, And this time it's General Motors Day.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Hey Gary, Jeff, I always get the chat
Speaker 13: with you.
Speaker 4: So what is GM doing to us?
Speaker 13: This is a wild story. Last year, maybe into twenty
Speaker 13: twenty three or early last year, it was discovered that
Speaker 13: GM was selling data a third party.
Speaker 22: Thing.
Speaker 13: If you go out and you sign up with someone
Speaker 13: like Progressive orble State or whomever, and you give that
Speaker 13: more box and it put it in your car because
Speaker 13: you have informed consent, right, you initiated that transaction. You
Speaker 13: decided that you might want to get better rates by
Speaker 13: getting one of these devices and tracking your driving. GM
Speaker 13: on the other hand, and I'm sure very deep in
Speaker 13: the confusofer we of the terms the service of your car.
Speaker 13: It says something about on car, safe driver and that
Speaker 13: they would sell your data to third parties. So what
Speaker 13: was happening was they're tracking you, they're selling your data
Speaker 13: to third party and then at some point you might
Speaker 13: get your insurance drops or increased because they're getting the
Speaker 13: data from GM. And sadly, Garry Jeff, they're not the
Speaker 13: only company that has this capability. I want to come
Speaker 13: back to that, but this cost a big stink. GM
Speaker 13: stopped doing it. The FTC. There's a headline from the
Speaker 13: pc FPC take accent a handstandal motor sharing drivers, locations
Speaker 13: and driving behavior data without sense. This is from January
Speaker 13: this year. Now there's a lawsuit and it's really interesting
Speaker 13: and I can guarantee you as long as they continue
Speaker 13: to take this stance, I will never buy another General
Speaker 13: Motors car. General Motors basically is arguing that because you
Speaker 13: drive in public, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. Now,
Speaker 13: I know the law has said this for a long
Speaker 13: time in general, but you spend money, purchase a vehicle
Speaker 13: from them, you're in your vehicle, and now, because of
Speaker 13: all this technology, sensors, et cetera, you have no expectation
Speaker 13: of privacy and they're going to sell your data at
Speaker 13: their party.
Speaker 1: Makes me long for my It makes me long for
Speaker 1: my seventy one Buick skylark.
Speaker 13: Amen brother, or my my eighty three nis On two,
Speaker 13: you know something like that. Here's here's a direct quote,
Speaker 13: as GM notes quote. Driving data includes vehicle location, driving routes,
Speaker 13: breaking events, and speed, all of what the current public thoroughfares,
Speaker 13: citing a twenty fifteen case where a court determined that
Speaker 13: someone being surveilled by a drone did not have their
Speaker 13: privacy A violators because the surveillance occurred in a public place.
Speaker 13: So again, I understand the argument, and it's probably somewhat
Speaker 13: of a legitimate argument, but you purchased the car. In
Speaker 13: theory you own the car, right, and this sends a
Speaker 13: whole weird digital rights management. You know, non Deer has
Speaker 13: done under fire for this forever because you buy a
Speaker 13: tractor and then you can't fix it. You got software
Speaker 13: and that's that feelectual proper. You can't fix it. So
Speaker 13: I mean we're heading into this crazy space, and before
Speaker 13: they run out of time, I want to encourage people
Speaker 13: go take a look at Privacy not Included. People that
Speaker 13: make the Mozilla web browser have a website called Privacy
Speaker 13: not Included. It focuses on Internet of things so called
Speaker 13: spart devices, and they did a big expose on cars
Speaker 13: in particular, and it's quite opening to people. And this
Speaker 13: was the headline of their article, Gary Death. It's official
Speaker 13: cars are the worst product category we have ever reviewed
Speaker 13: for privacy. So it's not just GM Jim. I think
Speaker 13: that was the first to really get called out for it.
Speaker 13: And you know, to have a kind of glove in
Speaker 13: their face with this FTC Willling right, It'll be interesting
Speaker 13: to see what the shortcase does because I think it
Speaker 13: does not go well for our privacy and I know
Speaker 13: we're about a time real quick. Maybe we can hit
Speaker 13: this next week. Did you see the story where a
Speaker 13: woman was riding in a lift and then got a
Speaker 13: text of the whole conversation she had in the Wift
Speaker 13: because it was recording her.
Speaker 4: Well, oh no, it's yeah. Listen Dave next week. That's great.
Speaker 1: All I can tell you is that it's nobody's business
Speaker 1: where I'm going in my own car. No one GM,
Speaker 1: not a third party or anybody else. Big Brother Deluxe
Speaker 1: seven seven Jim Barbara Rock and Roll Archaeology Afternoons, Well
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Speaker 12: First part of your weekend. As this morning, scattered showers
Speaker 12: are still sticking around, same thing through the afternoon. As
Speaker 12: we reach the upper sixties tonight, expect rain to slowly
Speaker 12: taper off, but you still have a chance throughout your
Speaker 12: Sunday as well. From a severe weather station, I'm nine
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Speaker 28: the Tri State. Our next update at eight thirty. I'm
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Speaker 5: Hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday, May third,
Speaker 5: twenty twenty five. Deary Jeff Walker, how are you flying?
Speaker 8: Pig?
Speaker 1: Weekend Derby weekend, some people celebrating Sinko Demayo, which is
Speaker 1: not celebrated in Mexico.
Speaker 4: And then there's a primary election.
Speaker 1: You can vote now and the election day, of course,
Speaker 1: is this coming Tuesday, May the sixth, if you care
Speaker 1: or even know about it.
Speaker 5: Eight oh eight.
Speaker 4: How about a Science Minute with Science Mike.
Speaker 17: Yes, but as a nightly scientist is it's surprising it
Speaker 17: bell blinded me.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Michael. Let's see if your phone works.
Speaker 13: How am I sounding?
Speaker 22: Oh? Am I breaking? Am I breaking up? Not yet?
Speaker 5: We'll see how it. We'll see how it works.
Speaker 22: All right, Well, you're right to it. So hey, Frankie
Speaker 22: Holly will be at hard Rock a week from today
Speaker 22: to ironically speaking.
Speaker 4: How about that? You know, can you believe that that
Speaker 4: the guy is ninety one and he's still touring?
Speaker 22: Yeah? Yeah, he uh, he must have.
Speaker 1: He must had really gotten ripped off about fifty sixty
Speaker 1: years ago that he still has to be touring at
Speaker 1: ninety one.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, we just.
Speaker 22: Got our fingers crossed open. He makes the truth of
Speaker 22: another week to get down there. Contract absolutely in the
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Speaker 22: out of Italy. In the third round come Wednesday. So
Speaker 22: I'm just letting you know a little heads up draft
Speaker 22: for the the AI Artificial Intelligence selection, but we'll get
Speaker 22: to it.
Speaker 5: Are you serious, Are you serious?
Speaker 22: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I was giving to your heads up
Speaker 22: Pietro apparel and that's that's the good.
Speaker 13: Liam told me.
Speaker 1: Liam told me that Vegas has it at sixty three
Speaker 1: and a half hours the under over for the conclict.
Speaker 4: I took it in the third round.
Speaker 13: Anyhow, you're from Tennessee down there, did you ever have
Speaker 13: any running.
Speaker 22: In betamus snakes.
Speaker 13: Like cottonheads, cotton mouse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there were cotton mouse, copperheads. They were old. And
Speaker 4: if you go we're into east to see you've got
Speaker 4: some uh, you've got some rattlers. Actually even yeah.
Speaker 22: Uh. There's like most one hundred thousand people die every
Speaker 22: year in the in the world for a snake bites
Speaker 22: and four hundred thousand of a permanent disability. In India alone,
Speaker 22: there's fifty eight thousand snake deaths a year. And currently
Speaker 22: you know, the way they get the ant to the
Speaker 22: venom now is they inject the venom into like sheep
Speaker 22: or horses and pull the antibodies out for the specific
Speaker 22: uh snake bite venom they want to treat somebody with.
Speaker 22: You know, the trouble with that is you got an
Speaker 22: antibody from the animal going into a human, uh human body.
Speaker 22: Sometimes there's a rejection on causes issues on that end.
Speaker 22: It doesn't really work out too well. Well, let's uh,
Speaker 22: let's center Tim Freedy. Uh Tim Freedy is really uh
Speaker 22: uh be thankful for this gentleman. He deliberately they call
Speaker 22: it envenoment. Theirself envenomed himself eight hundred and fifty six
Speaker 22: times with various snake venom. I mean he's gone from
Speaker 22: the type of cobras, tapens, rattlesnakes, and black mambas, and
Speaker 22: he's developed antibodies for all these deadly snake bites. And
Speaker 22: what researchers have done, they've pulled out his antibodies and
Speaker 22: there's two specific ones they call him not to get
Speaker 22: into weeds, but lnx d zerra nine and snx B
Speaker 22: zero three. They combine those with some other other compounds
Speaker 22: and they're able to create one one venom, which is
Speaker 22: which is really a great thing, because one venom that
Speaker 22: actually for thirteen of the most deadly of the nineteen
Speaker 22: deadly snake bites that people typically incur around the world.
Speaker 22: So you know, you just have one venom kit where
Speaker 22: it's just like an EpiPen where you you can save
Speaker 22: all these lives from this just this one gentleman's you know,
Speaker 22: weird method. He've been doing this since twenty ten for
Speaker 22: building up his antibodies.
Speaker 4: So this guy, this guy is a human cure ale
Speaker 4: for snake venom.
Speaker 22: Absolutely one person. That's really amazing.
Speaker 4: That is an amazing story.
Speaker 1: I just generally I stay out of the woods and
Speaker 1: don't hike, so I'm not worried very much about it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: first running of the Kentucky Derby today, and there's all
Speaker 1: kinds of.
Speaker 4: Like last minutes.
Speaker 1: It's always Saturday when the lines change and things kind
Speaker 1: of rearrange, as you know. I guess we've had one
Speaker 1: scratch so far, but nineteen horses competing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, post time officially at six fifty seven Eastern tonight.
Speaker 3: I believe two horses have scratched so far from the race,
Speaker 3: one of them being Bob Bafford's horse Rodriguez.
Speaker 1: All right, so we're down to what eighteen? Then it's
Speaker 1: originally twenty horse field. I believe nineteen because I think
Speaker 1: they had the one. They have the couple ready to
Speaker 1: fill in. Okay, all right, so nineteen horses the favorite
Speaker 1: this morning as far as you know. Journalism three to one,
Speaker 1: all right, I know Sandman was an early favorite. Two
Speaker 1: and my wife, by the way, picked the last triple
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Speaker 1: earned the title from my friend Jeff and Boone County
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Speaker 1: the Reds continue their role. I mean, man, this is
Speaker 1: kind of a different season all of a sudden.
Speaker 3: The Reds moved to eighteen and fifteen after a six
Speaker 3: to one win against the Washington Nationals yesterday, and Hunter
Speaker 3: Green played like an a struck out twelve, the second
Speaker 3: highest total of his big league career while allowing two
Speaker 3: hits over six innings. And Tyler Stevenson, in his debut
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Speaker 3: the Reds pitchers totaled seventeen strikeouts. Threads are back in
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Speaker 5: All right, man, jeah, thank you sir that Teresa. Do
Speaker 5: you have a word of the day.
Speaker 27: I have a word of the day, Gary, just good morning,
Speaker 27: what a glorious day.
Speaker 13: You're a mug off.
Speaker 21: The word of the day is compunction, feeling of guilt or.
Speaker 27: Moral scruple that prevents or fallows the doing of something bad.
Speaker 27: So when someone says they have no compunction.
Speaker 13: Remember they have done something bad.
Speaker 21: Hello, Chris the two point Oh, have a glorious day.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much that, Teresa. Doctor Dennis from Annapolis.
Speaker 1: Our guest didn't show up. So what's on your mind?
Speaker 1: Real quickly?
Speaker 26: Uh?
Speaker 30: Your news division earlier was signing the alarm the the
Speaker 30: CDC about all these measles cases erupting. Yes, and I'm
Speaker 30: not hearing a breakdown as to how many might be
Speaker 30: illegals and their families.
Speaker 13: You know what, that.
Speaker 30: Is an excellent question, unvetted unvaccinated and Joe Biden's corrupt
Speaker 30: regime letting them in the southern border.
Speaker 23: We are not hearing that statistic.
Speaker 5: No, we're not.
Speaker 1: And it's odd that the current measles outbreaks all started
Speaker 1: in the state of Texas.
Speaker 4: And it's it's curious to me.
Speaker 1: That a state that is a border state would be
Speaker 1: where the the sudden incursion of me measles outbreaks are
Speaker 1: occurring and then spreading throughout the country. These things tend
Speaker 1: to do. But yes, we have a lot of people
Speaker 1: who are totally unvetted. We have no idea. At least
Speaker 1: in the great migratory wave of the early twentieth century
Speaker 1: in this country, the people were held at checkpoints until
Speaker 1: we found out if they were well enough to become
Speaker 1: part of the US population. We've had no such safeguards
Speaker 1: for the last four years up until President Trump took office.
Speaker 30: Yes, Joe Biden and the Democrats are interested in importing voters,
Speaker 30: but they're also importing possibly measles.
Speaker 4: Importing disease, yes, all those other wonderful.
Speaker 30: Things, yeah, TB and whatnot.
Speaker 1: Yes, and hopefully beating up your girlfriend or your wife
Speaker 1: as an epidemic. Because there we go that would start
Speaker 1: there too, all right, doctor Dennis, thank you so much
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Speaker 12: As this morning, scattered showers are still sticking around, same
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Speaker 2: Next week, they're back at lunch and they're comparing notes.
Speaker 2: The engaged woman says, the other night, when my boyfriend
Speaker 2: came over, he found me with a black leather bodice,
Speaker 2: tall stilettos and a mask. He saw me and said,
Speaker 2: you're the love of my life. I love you, and
Speaker 2: we made love all night long. The one who's a
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Speaker 5: The other night.
Speaker 1: I'm I met my lover at his office late and
Speaker 1: I was wearing the leather bodice, heels, a mask over
Speaker 1: my eyes, and a raincoat. I opened the raincoat. He
Speaker 1: didn't say a word, but we had a wild night.
Speaker 1: The married woman said, I sent the kids to stay
Speaker 1: at my mother's house for the night. When my husband
Speaker 1: came home, I was wearing the leather bodice, the black stockings, stilettos,
Speaker 1: and a mask over my eyes. As soon as he
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