Speaker 1: Thank you, John.
Speaker 2: It is six oh five here Kentucky and his morning
Speaker 2: news on News Radio eight forty whas a couple of
Speaker 2: big stories we are following from last night yesterday evening
Speaker 2: into the morning, as we know that Israel has launched
Speaker 2: strike on Iran and as you heard there in the update,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure it's probably the biggest story currently going
Speaker 2: on on the national level, as Israel has strike has
Speaker 2: hit an Iranian nuclear facility, as fears of these of
Speaker 2: the war does mount, So we'll keep you updated as
Speaker 2: best we can throughout Obviously there's a lot of live
Speaker 2: coverage going on across the country, but that is certainly
Speaker 2: a big story, as.
Speaker 1: Well as the quick reversal.
Speaker 2: So yesterday there was a ruling that blocked President Trump
Speaker 2: from deploying the National Guard in California, basically giving the
Speaker 2: power back to the state level, but an appeals court
Speaker 2: quickly then blocked that order. So those are the two
Speaker 2: big stories we've been discussing really throughout the morning thus far.
Speaker 2: We'll continue to keep you updated on that as best
Speaker 2: we can. On the local level, Louisville is one of
Speaker 2: the many, many cities that you can expect there to
Speaker 2: be protests due to the No Kings. I guess you'd
Speaker 2: call it an organization.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I didn't hear that. Yeah so.
Speaker 2: So No King's protests are set for tomorrow. Really across
Speaker 2: the country. Law enforcement everywhere is preparing for potential problems,
Speaker 2: as they should.
Speaker 1: But so it's Flag Day.
Speaker 2: Which will be Donald Trump's seventy ninth birthday tomorrow, and
Speaker 2: there are activists that have planned I think it's about
Speaker 2: two thousand No Kings protests across all fifty states. And
Speaker 2: they claim that this is a pushback against Trump because
Speaker 2: they believe he acts like a king, and they're also
Speaker 2: against big money power in politics. This was something that
Speaker 2: President Trump was asked about yesterday and here here were
Speaker 2: his thoughts on situation. Actually, he does have thoughts in
Speaker 2: the situation. He was speechless before, which he's often not speechless,
Speaker 2: but he was.
Speaker 1: He was when it comes to us, I.
Speaker 3: Don't feel like a king.
Speaker 1: I have to go through hell to.
Speaker 4: Get stuff for bro.
Speaker 3: The King would say, I'm not gonna get this. The
Speaker 3: King would have never had the California mandate to even
Speaker 3: be talking to him. He wouldn't have to call up
Speaker 3: Mike Johnson and tune and say, fellas, you got to
Speaker 3: pull this off and after years we get it done.
Speaker 2: No, no, we're not a king. We're not a king
Speaker 2: at all. So the I guess the the flagship march
Speaker 2: for this is is in phil It's gonna be in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: There are none scheduled in d C. Where Trump's gonna
Speaker 2: be hosting a big parade with tanks and jets to
Speaker 2: celebrate the army's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. But Texas
Speaker 2: they've already mobilized thousands of Guard troops. But organizers stress
Speaker 2: the rallies are expected to be non violent, or a
Speaker 2: least supposed to be non violent, and they urge participants
Speaker 2: not to bring weapons. I mean, that's that's a no brainer.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't but you never hurts. I guess the reminder
Speaker 2: out there and to urge them. But if you go
Speaker 2: to the website, it is no Kings dot org. They
Speaker 2: have a map that shows I guess where all of
Speaker 2: these protests are expected to take place? Here in Kentucky,
Speaker 2: Andy Basheer did say that State Emergencies, the State Emergency
Speaker 2: Operations Center, they're going to be active and prepared as
Speaker 2: best they can, because again they know they know the
Speaker 2: protests are going to be taking place, and the hope
Speaker 2: is that they go off smoothly and there's not any issue.
Speaker 2: But the likelihood of that happening is i'd say not
Speaker 2: very likely. I think there's likely to be some type
Speaker 2: of issue. You just hope you can limit it as
Speaker 2: best you can. And here's Andy Basheer when asked about
Speaker 2: these planned protests this weekend.
Speaker 5: I want to say that violence, looting, destruction of property
Speaker 5: is illegal. Those that would engage in it should be prosecuted.
Speaker 5: But the peaceful protest is legal and as American as
Speaker 5: America is, and though engage in peaceful protests, ought to
Speaker 5: be able to do it safely.
Speaker 2: I mean, I feel like, and it's just me, but
Speaker 2: I feel like there's a pretty there's a pretty fine
Speaker 2: line as far as what is what is peaceful what's not.
Speaker 1: But it's all subjective.
Speaker 2: I mean, what may be peaceful to you could be
Speaker 2: violent to me, vice versa.
Speaker 1: And we'll never get around that, No, you won't.
Speaker 3: And I think the governor said it best and it's
Speaker 3: kind of what we alluded to when we came on
Speaker 3: the air. And also, you know, what's what's not appreciated
Speaker 3: in this is law enforcement at every level has folks
Speaker 3: working the social media beat and in really and not
Speaker 3: just on the surface social media, but we're talking like
Speaker 3: the black the dark web and whatsot and that's where
Speaker 3: a lot of this information gets passed around where people
Speaker 3: as we learned in Breonna Taylor.
Speaker 2: Not even with the with the dark web, but more
Speaker 2: so just I think you'd be foolish not to have
Speaker 2: somebody who is well equipped to scour the web and
Speaker 2: all aspects of social media platforms to determine where in
Speaker 2: fact you might sense that there could be because higher
Speaker 2: threat of it getting out of hand, you know, and
Speaker 2: you got it because let's be honest. If somebody's out
Speaker 2: there wanting to raise awareness to whatever cause and protest,
Speaker 2: and they're likely going to be using every every ability
Speaker 2: they have to let everybody know where they are and
Speaker 2: what they're doing and why they're doing it. And social
Speaker 2: media gives them the chance to do that. And I
Speaker 2: think sometimes people tell on themselves and turnover and turnover
Speaker 2: evidence because of what's captured on social media for where
Speaker 2: they weren't necessarily going about it in the peaceful way.
Speaker 3: Well, and let's keep all the officers who are going
Speaker 3: to be on watch. As you mentioned when we came
Speaker 3: on the show, it's all hands on deck. Nobody's getting
Speaker 3: a day off on Father's Day. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: dad's going to be out there in uniform and our
Speaker 3: female representatives of law enforcement to keep this city where
Speaker 3: it should be. Yeah, so we don't go back to
Speaker 3: Breonna Taylor. So thinking about the law enforcement that have
Speaker 3: to work this weekend as.
Speaker 1: Well, no doubt.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get another update on at traffic and
Speaker 2: weather and we'll talk a little more Father's Day coming
Speaker 2: up on the other side, because there's a there's a
Speaker 2: list that gives us gifts that fill there's most one
Speaker 2: on Father's Day and we'll see if you guys agree,
Speaker 2: if your dad out there are these gifts that you
Speaker 2: would like. So we'll get to that and a lot more.
Speaker 2: It's Kentucky. It's Morning News on News Radio eight forty whas.
Speaker 2: It is six sixteen here at Kentucky and is Morning
Speaker 2: News with Nick Coffee on News Radio eight forty whas,
Speaker 2: getting you set for the weekend. Happy Friday, everybody, We
Speaker 2: made it Friday, best day of the week, hands down,
Speaker 2: and Father's Day is a good holiday. At least I
Speaker 2: think I've been a dad for I guess this will
Speaker 2: be my my ninth Father's Day, really looking forward to it.
Speaker 2: But there's a survey here that says eighty four percent
Speaker 2: of dads don't think that Father's Day gets nearly as
Speaker 2: much love as Mother's Day, and only forty one percent
Speaker 2: say they get a gift from family on their special holiday.
Speaker 2: So I wasn't just you know, and I'm not complaining.
Speaker 2: I think I'm complaining. I'm playing complaining, but you know,
Speaker 2: Mother's Day is a big day, and moms are great,
Speaker 2: but it just it doesn't seem as if Father's Day
Speaker 2: has ever really been quite on that level. And that
Speaker 2: never changes. I'm totally cool with it. Yeah, But as
Speaker 2: far as what dads want, it's there's a why, there's
Speaker 2: a big range here as far as is what dads
Speaker 2: want and what dads I guess expect some dads will
Speaker 2: ask for.
Speaker 1: Let's see, let me make let me just give me. Sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so forty one percent of dads again, they report
Speaker 2: receiving a gift from the that they get a gift
Speaker 2: from their family. But it's funny, let's see. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: the dreaded let's start with this. Let's start with the
Speaker 2: bad gifts. Sure, the dreaded presence that dads get that
Speaker 2: they probably smile and say thank you so much, but
Speaker 2: they don't really want socks. That's forty nine percent of
Speaker 2: of those who if you had to in the survey
Speaker 2: that you were able to pick a dreaded gift, forty
Speaker 2: nine percent said socks, thirty eight percent said neckties, and
Speaker 2: then number one dad mugs.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised that that is listed.
Speaker 2: I mean, it always takes me back to the sun
Speaker 2: Feld episode with the World's Greatest Dad, number one Dad,
Speaker 2: and then they had it out as far as which
Speaker 2: one actually is superior.
Speaker 1: Than the other.
Speaker 2: But yes, seventeen percent have said on this survey that
Speaker 2: they just want total control of the TV remote, and
Speaker 2: fourteen percent say that they would actually like to just
Speaker 2: have a day for themselves. I've heard even friends of
Speaker 2: mine who mentioned when asked what I want for Father's
Speaker 2: Day by my wife via my kids, I just say,
Speaker 2: can I go play golf? And I just assume that
Speaker 2: was like a funny way of saying I don't really
Speaker 2: want to be around you, But it's really, I guess,
Speaker 2: not a crazy request. And I learned just here recently
Speaker 2: that a couple of my buddies they legitimately do that,
Speaker 2: like they don't spend Father's Day right with their with
Speaker 2: their kids.
Speaker 1: And their wife.
Speaker 2: And I guess there's nothing wrong with that. If that's
Speaker 2: what they want to do and that's what the family's
Speaker 2: content with. Then you know this with my kids being
Speaker 2: so young, and my wife does a great job of
Speaker 2: guessing me up getting close to Father's Day, I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm the man, Yeah right, I mean it's been preparing.
Speaker 2: My son's been asking me if I'm if I'm ready father,
Speaker 2: it's right, yeah right, He's been asking me, are you ready?
Speaker 1: Dad? Are you ready?
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm ready. So she does a good job
Speaker 2: of it. So for me to then just be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: see you later, guys, I'm gonna go out and ye
Speaker 2: you know, go to the sports bar and have a
Speaker 2: day or go I don't play golf, so I wouldn't
Speaker 2: do that, but yeah, make it whatever you want.
Speaker 1: Enjoy Father's Day, fellas.
Speaker 3: And I think the thing to remember, Nick, And that's
Speaker 3: awesome that you said that, because that's great. Your family's
Speaker 3: doing this for you. Is is we tend to like
Speaker 3: to gift how we like to receive for some folks.
Speaker 3: And this because what I was saying about my daughter,
Speaker 3: she gets every one of us, Like I can tell
Speaker 3: you the Father's Day presence my daughter got me were
Speaker 3: just amazing. And for Christmas, I got my Sparky Anderson
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty four Detroit Tiger's jacket. And I only because
Speaker 3: I mentioned it like way back when that I loved
Speaker 3: that jacket he wore in the world series and starters
Speaker 3: out with the whole new addition now with those Yeah.
Speaker 2: She remembered and then bought the gift, and it's it's
Speaker 2: the thought, right, yeah, And it wasn't she It's a
Speaker 2: great Yeah, it's something she knew you would like. So
Speaker 2: you're right, you're giving me evidence that supports your claim
Speaker 2: that she's great at gifts, because that's that's a good one.
Speaker 3: But you know, but remember, we like to gift like
Speaker 3: we like. And it took me a while to figure
Speaker 3: this out with my wife. So now I've kind of
Speaker 3: listened and picked up on the details. That's why I
Speaker 3: went with that story. And what my wife has said
Speaker 3: before I mentioned you off the ear that my wife
Speaker 3: loves fresh flowers.
Speaker 1: That changes her mood.
Speaker 3: She'll do a one to eighty if there's fresh flowers
Speaker 3: on the table, and it's different and like her love language,
Speaker 3: for example, is service, so she doesn't need all the
Speaker 3: fluffy gifts. But if I come home and empty the
Speaker 3: dishwasher and clean the house from top to bottom to
Speaker 3: include the bathrooms, I'm god, you know.
Speaker 2: If I get the dishes done, I'm walking with my
Speaker 2: chest out a little bit around around the coffee headquarters.
Speaker 1: If you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's exactly right.
Speaker 2: We've got another update of sports coming your way with
Speaker 2: Scott on the other side. We'll talk a little more
Speaker 2: Father's Day coming up later on. We've got another list
Speaker 2: that tells tells us America's favorite TV dads. And then
Speaker 2: at some point we'll let you We'll let you know
Speaker 2: what Vince Marrow had to say in his statement as
Speaker 2: they made it official yesterday. He's leaving the University of
Speaker 2: Kentucky to join Jeff Browm's staff at Louisville. Still one
Speaker 2: of those things that doesn't quite seem real time to
Speaker 2: be alive. What a rivalry moment between these two programs
Speaker 2: here in state. So an update of Trafficking Weather's coming
Speaker 2: up right here right now on news Radio eight forty whas.
Speaker 1: Thank you, John.
Speaker 2: It is six thirty five here consecut It's morning News
Speaker 2: with Nick Coffee on news Radio eight forty whas. Good morning,
Speaker 2: we made it. It's Friday, and a busy friday. It
Speaker 2: has been so far. Obviously a couple of big stories
Speaker 2: we've been following as there continues to be real tension
Speaker 2: between state and federal when it comes to the immigration situation.
Speaker 2: The ice protests still going on all across the country,
Speaker 2: but in California it has continued to heat up throughout
Speaker 2: the week. And yesterday you had a quick reversal. So
Speaker 2: we had a ruling where a judge had blocked Donald
Speaker 2: Trump from deploying the National Guard in California, but the
Speaker 2: appeals court quickly blocked that order. So that's of course
Speaker 2: out there. And also we now know that Israel has
Speaker 2: launched their strike on Iran, including their nuclear program. And
Speaker 2: this is the let's see, this is the Prime Minister
Speaker 2: announcing the make sure I've got the right sound cute
Speaker 2: queue up here, but yes, this is the announce the
Speaker 2: announcement of the attack on on Iran.
Speaker 4: Let's a go. Israel launched Operation Rising lion targeted military
Speaker 4: operation to roll back the Iranian threat to Israel's very survival.
Speaker 4: This operation will continue for as many days as it
Speaker 4: takes to remove this threat.
Speaker 2: So we'll continue to keep you updated on that as
Speaker 2: best we can throughout the morning here. Obviously, that's going
Speaker 2: to be a story throughout. So one of the things
Speaker 2: we discussed earlier this week was some news that you
Speaker 2: rarely ever see, and that is a coach, a very
Speaker 2: popular coach, leaving a position to take a I guess
Speaker 2: a lower level position to an extent at the rival school.
Speaker 2: But that's what happened this week, and he became official
Speaker 2: yesterday as you have all announced that Vince Mayor will
Speaker 2: be joining Jeff Brahm's staff and he will be serving
Speaker 2: as the executive director of player Personnel and recruiting. And again,
Speaker 2: he was the tight ends coach, recruiting coordinator and associate
Speaker 2: head coach for Mark Stoops at Kentucky throughout Stoops' entire
Speaker 2: tenure in Lexington until earlier this week, whenever he decided
Speaker 2: to just move within the state and go to Louisville.
Speaker 2: Here is the quote from I'll start with Jeff brom
Speaker 2: Here's what he had to say in UFL statement quote,
Speaker 2: I'm excited to have Vince Merrow join our staff. He
Speaker 2: exemplifies the highest standards of collegiate coaching and recruiting success.
Speaker 2: His extensive experience, commitment to player development, and exceptional ability
Speaker 2: to connect with young athletes have made him one of
Speaker 2: the best in the business. Thens will be a huge
Speaker 2: ass set to the staff. So that's really I guess
Speaker 2: what should expect someone like Jeff Brom to say, because
Speaker 2: there's a relationship there between the two and we all
Speaker 2: know that when it comes to Vince Merrow, his calling
Speaker 2: card in college football as being a guy that is
Speaker 2: greater recruiting and establishing relationships. Now, Merrow's comments were more
Speaker 2: so what I was interested in, just because this is
Speaker 2: somebody who was on the other side of the rivalry
Speaker 2: for quite some time.
Speaker 1: He played into it.
Speaker 2: There's some pictures that have surfaced over the years, especially
Speaker 2: they've been brought back up in the last twenty four
Speaker 2: hours of him doing L's down at certain events, which
Speaker 2: of course is the is what Kentucky fans do, not
Speaker 2: just at games against Louisville. I mean, it's kind of
Speaker 2: part of their culture, their lifestyle. Hey, We're gonna go
Speaker 2: get our pictures made for the Christmas cards.
Speaker 1: Family.
Speaker 2: Let's get one where we do the L's down. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're gonna go. You know, let's post for the camera. Honey,
Speaker 2: do l's down. They can't control themselves, but Vince Merrow.
Speaker 2: Here's what he had to say.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: I'm incredibly excited to work with Jeff Brohm and the
Speaker 2: University of louisvill football program. Jeff Now I've known each
Speaker 2: other for over twenty five years. I've always admired and
Speaker 2: respected him and the bron family. I love the state
Speaker 2: of Kentucky. This has become my home. The opportunity to
Speaker 2: take this exciting role in the state where I have
Speaker 2: so many incredible relationships with something that I couldn't pass up.
Speaker 2: I also want to thank the University of Kentucky, Mark Stoops,
Speaker 2: the administration of the fans. I've made lifelong friendships during
Speaker 2: my time at UK, and I have every desire to
Speaker 2: keep those relationships. This is one of the reasons I
Speaker 2: wanted to stay in this state. My hope is that
Speaker 2: I left the Kentucky football program in a better position
Speaker 2: than when we started. I will always be grateful for
Speaker 2: my time there, Ultimately, my goal is to win a
Speaker 2: national championship. I'm very confident that we can accomplish that goal,
Speaker 2: and I can't wait.
Speaker 1: To get started.
Speaker 2: So clearly he's going to talk up his relationship and
Speaker 2: appreciate his I mean, he was a made man in Lexington,
Speaker 2: would have never probably needed to go anywhere else. Even
Speaker 2: if Stoops was to be fired, I believe Vince Merrow
Speaker 2: probably would have found himself in a some type of
Speaker 2: role as an ambassador or just somebody that is in
Speaker 2: and off the field role because he's beloved now Mark Stoops.
Speaker 2: Here's what he had to say, a little bit of
Speaker 2: a shorter statement quote, We're thankful for coach Merrow's contributions
Speaker 2: to our program over the past twelve years. As we
Speaker 2: look to the new season and a new era of
Speaker 2: college football, we're focused on the opportunities at hand. Will
Speaker 2: continue to build a roster and staff to balance his talent, experience, maturity, physicality,
Speaker 2: and the attitude it takes to win in the nation's
Speaker 2: most competitive conference. I wish my friend and colleague nothing
Speaker 2: but the best. So a little bit later on, I'll
Speaker 2: I'll tell you at least what I'm here and as
Speaker 2: far as the noise on both sides, on the Louisville
Speaker 2: front and the Kentucky side, because for Louisville fans, they're excited,
Speaker 2: they feel as if they just stole a beloved staffer
Speaker 2: from Kentucky, which they technically did, but there's also some
Speaker 2: concern there right, like he's still got a lot of
Speaker 2: connections with the enemy, which I don't know if that's
Speaker 2: really something fans are worried about, but I'm sure at
Speaker 2: least some are. And then on the Kentucky side, they've
Speaker 2: already tried to convince themselves, at least some of the fans,
Speaker 2: as to why this isn't a big deal. And Vince
Speaker 2: really wasn't that great. After telling us for so long
Speaker 2: that he's he's the man, he's the big dog. Now
Speaker 2: they're walking that back just a little bit. So we'll
Speaker 2: get an update on that later on. And we've got
Speaker 2: an update of traffic and weather coming your way right
Speaker 2: now here on News.
Speaker 1: Radio eight forty whas.
Speaker 2: It is six forty seven here at Kentucky and his
Speaker 2: morning news on News Radio eight forty whas Nick Coffee
Speaker 2: with you. We've got Scott Fitzgerald, John Alden and John
Speaker 2: Shannon and John will have your next news update coming
Speaker 2: up at about seven o'clock. More on sports coming up
Speaker 2: in about eight minutes. Father's Day is this Sunday, which
Speaker 2: I'm excited for. And we've got a Roku survey that
Speaker 2: asked folks who they think the best TV dads are.
Speaker 2: And these are in three different tiers. So we've got
Speaker 2: top TV dads overall, Top vintage TV dads from the
Speaker 2: pre two thousands, and then the modern TV dads which
Speaker 2: are two thousands on. Let's start with the vintage TV dads.
Speaker 2: Tim Taylor Home Improvement, definitely, that's one. This is a
Speaker 2: little before my time. Gomez Adams, the Adams Family.
Speaker 3: I wasn't a big Adams Family guy. That's before my
Speaker 3: time too.
Speaker 2: Al Bundy married with children, That's that's classic. Mike Brady
Speaker 2: of the Brady Bunch. And then Homer Simpson, which the
Speaker 2: Simpson's still around right like it still.
Speaker 1: Make say, no Peter Griffin in here.
Speaker 2: He didn't make it for the vintage Okay, So modern
Speaker 2: TV dads. Red Foreman, that seventy show, Phil Dunphie Modern Family.
Speaker 2: Not a surprise to see him up there. I know
Speaker 2: he's real popular in that show, Think Hill from King
Speaker 2: of the Hill, Jack Pearson, this is us George Lopez
Speaker 2: in George Lopez. So yeah, overall it was Tim Taylor Gomez,
Speaker 2: Adam's Al Bundy Red Foreman, and Phil Dunfree.
Speaker 1: So no love for Peter.
Speaker 3: Peter Griffin didn't make the cut.
Speaker 2: You know, one of the things I know I thought
Speaker 2: of years back when we were talking Father's Day on
Speaker 2: my other on my old show, is that in some
Speaker 2: of the shows I watched growing up, some of the
Speaker 2: characters that had I guess like the most fatherly like
Speaker 2: role weren't actually dad's.
Speaker 1: In the show.
Speaker 2: Like what was the guy Wilson who's across the fence
Speaker 2: and Home Improvement, Like he's given fatherly wisdom at all times,
Speaker 2: but you never see his face and he's not a
Speaker 2: dad within the show. How about how about mister Belding
Speaker 2: and Saved by the Bell fe like he practically raised
Speaker 2: me as a kid.
Speaker 3: Well, when you were along the lines of family guy,
Speaker 3: you got Cleveland. Yeah, Cleveland was a great dad. And
Speaker 3: you know when you were reading this list, I was
Speaker 3: just thinking about some of the dads and controversial at
Speaker 3: the time, but Archie Bunker and all the family you know.
Speaker 3: He it depends on how you want to categorize these dads. Now,
Speaker 3: he portrayed to race his father, which is is not
Speaker 3: cool in every stretch of the imagination. However, when you
Speaker 3: listen to Carol O'Connor talk about that role in what
Speaker 3: Norman Leear wanted to do, and that was convey a
Speaker 3: message in show America, this is where we're going, this
Speaker 3: is what we kind of look like. I mean for
Speaker 3: him to and he actually felt exact opposite of the
Speaker 3: character he played, which is testament to his acting ability
Speaker 3: because he was able to play that role so well.
Speaker 2: That would make an uncomfortable gig for somebody who's portraying
Speaker 2: something that they strongly are.
Speaker 3: And not like well, no, and they hit so many
Speaker 3: social issues. George Jefferson along the same lines.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who played a.
Speaker 3: Dad as well.
Speaker 2: So another character from a show I watched growing up,
Speaker 2: Boy Meets World. You familiar with that one, Yeah, mister Feenne.
Speaker 2: I mean he was the principal and the neighbor and
Speaker 2: he I think he was a teacher principle. But yeah,
Speaker 2: TV dad. And then there's some like some one of
Speaker 2: my favorite characters in a show that was a big
Speaker 2: showtime hit.
Speaker 1: William H.
Speaker 2: Macy played this role, but he was Frank Gallagher and
Speaker 2: Shameless and it was a great I loved that show,
Speaker 2: loved that character, but he was an awful dad. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but seeing someone I guess just so again that he's
Speaker 2: a great actor in general. But yeah, I would say
Speaker 2: when you were describing his character in said show, you
Speaker 2: might start with awful dad. But yet you know it
Speaker 2: made for great television and whatnot. But he has a
Speaker 2: good show, Tom Drama if you've never seen it.
Speaker 3: Shameless, there was a movie and I was trying to
Speaker 3: think about what you were talking with that.
Speaker 1: I just watched it last year.
Speaker 3: Robert de Niro, well one he played to Meet the Parents,
Speaker 3: which was great. But if you want to watch that's
Speaker 3: a good movie dad, right, Oh, it's a great movie Dad.
Speaker 3: About my father was Robert de nirol. Fascinating story is
Speaker 3: a great So I watched that and it was all
Speaker 3: about him just kind of finding his way as he
Speaker 3: matures as a father, and it's good stuff. You get
Speaker 3: a chance to watch it. It was out twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: It's a good watch, so lots of it's a good list. Man.
Speaker 3: I can't argue with.
Speaker 2: That Father's Day will be here in a couple of days.
Speaker 2: Exciting stuff for the dads out there for sure. All Right,
Speaker 2: we got another updated traffick and weather coming your way. Also,
Speaker 2: we'll hit on some sports with Scott right here on
Speaker 2: news radio waight forty whas