Speaker 1: We got a crap ton to get to, which is
Speaker 1: a unit of measurement. We're going to kick the show
Speaker 1: off with today, and in addition to all the fun stories,
Speaker 1: we're also going to chat with the Lieutenant Governor, who,
Speaker 1: I was reliably informed by activist members of our local
Speaker 1: media as well as folks within the Democratic Party infrastructure
Speaker 1: doesn't do any media stuff. I was reading that as
Speaker 1: of yesterday. It's so weird. So score one for Ross
Speaker 1: scoring the unachievable interview. Got that booked up for today.
Speaker 1: Apparently it's never been done before, so I'm not going
Speaker 1: to check that theory, but that's what you would think
Speaker 1: based on what I read on Twitter yesterday. So big
Speaker 1: get as they say. So that'll be at eight oh five.
Speaker 1: We'll be looking forward to that. But in the interim,
Speaker 1: we're going to have to figure out who's the worst
Speaker 1: person and the most obnoxious person and on the planet today,
Speaker 1: and I have some I have some contestants. One of
Speaker 1: them you heard yesterday right around this time on the show,
Speaker 1: that would be whatever this dude's name is. I'm not
Speaker 1: even gonna look it up. It's Captain Manbunnen. For the
Speaker 1: purpose of the show, he's the you know, the leader
Speaker 1: of the white men for Kamala, which if this was
Speaker 1: the nineteen twenties would essentially be the White Citizens' Council,
Speaker 1: which is deeply ironic because we kind of stopped doing that,
Speaker 1: but now we're doing it again. So okay, whatever. Remember
Speaker 1: this guy from yesterday explaining masculinity.
Speaker 2: To you, and that happens at the same time as
Speaker 2: the myths around America that we grew up with that
Speaker 2: we as men are expected to be protectors and providers
Speaker 2: are going out into economy that doesn't really allow for that,
Speaker 2: especially for working class folks, and sort of like compounding
Speaker 2: on that, you know, masculinity as a trope has been
Speaker 2: co opted by the magarite is something that feeds into
Speaker 2: and exacerbates the loneliness epidemic as well as the mental
Speaker 2: health crisis that many face that end up leading to
Speaker 2: really destructive behaviors. We aren't the only ones that are
Speaker 2: hurt by these things. Black and brown people, LGBTQIA plus people,
Speaker 2: especially trans women and Indigenous people, and you know, all
Speaker 2: sorts of other folks in our society open historically and
Speaker 2: often still today are marginalized in being hurt and Knights
Speaker 2: and like marginalized even furthers.
Speaker 1: But then then I met what is this chick's name?
Speaker 1: Aerial faux door forward Door. Wait a second, isn't isn't
Speaker 1: that the thing from Game of Thrones with the big dude?
Speaker 1: It was his name and that I don't want to
Speaker 1: spoil this for you, Hodo ho door, there's a big
Speaker 1: galute looking If you've never watched Game of Thrones, and
Speaker 1: I know some of you haven't, there's a big galute
Speaker 1: looking dude and his name is like Hodor or something,
Speaker 1: and but there's a reason, and it takes a while
Speaker 1: and you'll figure it out. So is that but stray
Speaker 1: This one starts with an F Anyway, she looks nice enough.
Speaker 1: I think she's got a screen name like missus Frazzled
Speaker 1: or something. I don't. I had never heard of her
Speaker 1: until I watched her leading the White Women for Harris
Speaker 1: thing again the other side of the White council there,
Speaker 1: and I'd say they're perfect for each other. But even
Speaker 1: this obnoxious chick would friend zone the hell out of
Speaker 1: that dude. And I watched one of her videos and
Speaker 1: my head damn near exploded today. Not for from the
Speaker 1: not from the thing where she's talking about how we
Speaker 1: all have to bend the need of BYPOC women and
Speaker 1: do whatever they say and never question them or correct them.
Speaker 1: But what if they're wrong?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Isn't that how normal people deal with other people, buypoc
Speaker 1: or otherwise? Like, that's how it works among me and
Speaker 1: my buddies. I have no I have no qualms telling
Speaker 1: my my any of my non white friends. Dude, you're
Speaker 1: full of crap. Shut up and usually in stronger language,
Speaker 1: but whatever, all right, you know why because sometimes they are,
Speaker 1: and you know why. Sometimes I am I sound like
Speaker 1: Joe Biden explaining how his six handicapped work. It's nobody's
Speaker 1: buying it. You beers in these things happen. But whatever,
Speaker 1: we're not allowed to deal with people like normal people anymore.
Speaker 1: So so I'm like, all right, well, how bad be?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: I saw somebody tweeted out one of her videos. She did.
Speaker 3: This.
Speaker 1: I gotta warn you, this is gonna be absolutely rage inducing.
Speaker 1: So her thing is, and I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: all of her thing, but it's enough of her thing.
Speaker 1: Her thing is when she to make her political points,
Speaker 1: and in this case, she is addressing oil companies. Right,
Speaker 1: you have to understand the context of this, and she
Speaker 1: does so like a preschool teacher. Right. Oh, in your head,
Speaker 1: you're already envisioning this, right. So she's talking about an
Speaker 1: war up in Alaska, you know, and the whole drilling thing,
Speaker 1: and she's she's, she's so she's talking to the oil companies.
Speaker 1: And this is right after, you know, Biden came in
Speaker 1: and switched around what Trump had done. I please don't
Speaker 1: hurt your hand punching something, okay, because you're gonna want
Speaker 1: my friends.
Speaker 4: It's time to share the Arctic. Now your turn is
Speaker 4: all done?
Speaker 5: Got it?
Speaker 4: Got it? I know you like when people share with you. Well,
Speaker 4: you need to share the earth with everyone, plants, animals,
Speaker 4: and people. The White House had to take special action
Speaker 4: to protect thirteen million acres of land in the Alaskan
Speaker 4: Arctic because the Arctic is a super special place. Yeah,
Speaker 4: people need gas for cars these days, but there are
Speaker 4: more respectful ways to do it. All. Taking things from
Speaker 4: super special places hurts nature. So let's turn your choices
Speaker 4: around and find ways to help the earth.
Speaker 1: Instead, you guys, see you, okay, I just want to
Speaker 1: do a welfare check here at the halfway point, is
Speaker 1: everyone Okay, Rozie had to dub this in this morning,
Speaker 1: and I didn't even tell them what it was. I
Speaker 1: just sent it to them, so at least I warned you. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, we got another half to go.
Speaker 1: Are you ready? Okay, grab onto something, get the little
Speaker 1: hand squeeze or exercise things the stress ball. Here we go.
Speaker 4: Did you know places like the Arctic need to stay
Speaker 4: cool to keep our planet the right temperature. When you
Speaker 4: protect places like the Arctic, you are helping keep the
Speaker 4: earth cool and touch your listening ears because you made
Speaker 4: sad choices. Now you need to stay in your area,
Speaker 4: and these thirteen million acres of protected land over here
Speaker 4: are not for you anymore. Does that make sense? Okay, okay,
Speaker 4: Now we know special places need to be protected, and
Speaker 4: we're all done taking up spaces, not ours. Shine on,
Speaker 4: Shine on for protecting our planet.
Speaker 1: Okay, I can't, can't. What happened to I guess those
Speaker 1: those days are gone. It's it probably maybe they never existed.
Speaker 1: What happened to the idea that people in leadership positions
Speaker 1: I don't necessarily mean the candidates. The candidates are their
Speaker 1: own thing. They got to go out and attract people
Speaker 1: and and you know, really, especially in a state like
Speaker 1: North Carolina where we have a lot of tickets splitting, right,
Speaker 1: they got to they gotta figure out their own pathway here.
Speaker 1: But what happened to the people that yes, were involved
Speaker 1: in in the the thought process of politics? And to
Speaker 1: some extent that's me And honestly, I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: the least a hole of all of these people I
Speaker 1: talk about. I'm a smart ass, but I don't hang
Speaker 1: out if you listen to the show, I don't hang
Speaker 1: up on people. I don't even disrespect people if I
Speaker 1: think that they're having an honest, intellectual conversation. And for that,
Speaker 1: I am pummeled as I'm sitting there the other day
Speaker 1: trying to figure out if there was a single one
Speaker 1: of these jackasses that had invaded the thread about the
Speaker 1: Google predictive algorithm stuff predictive searches where nobody, nobody's there
Speaker 1: to have a conversation, and what happened to that? Do
Speaker 1: you think that that woman is changing anybody's mind about anything,
Speaker 1: or do you think that she comes across as so
Speaker 1: detestable so as to even if you kind of agree
Speaker 1: with her, to harden your heart in the opposite direction.
Speaker 1: I would argue that that's more valuable for the oil companies.
Speaker 1: She sounds like an absolute lunatic. So that's entry number
Speaker 1: two and my people that annoy me the most. Number
Speaker 1: three Senator Tom Tillis aka Slenderman. No, I'm not just
Speaker 1: throwing him on there to be nostalgic, although that would
Speaker 1: make some sense on this fine morning. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm throwing him on there because he was the only
Speaker 1: d bag that I had to watch talking to this
Speaker 1: new interim Secret Service director who ted Cruz. Absolutely, he
Speaker 1: didn't un court to the point that some of the
Speaker 1: headlines were like the guy throw a tantrum, but he
Speaker 1: definitely got under his skin and rightfully so that guy
Speaker 1: was once again was once again not it was it
Speaker 1: was not just him, but it was once again somebody
Speaker 1: in a government position clearly attempting to deceive or off
Speaker 1: uskate and get getting genuinely angry that you would dare
Speaker 1: want them to act in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: How the rest of us act in the private sector,
Speaker 1: not just in the private sector. In many cases, in
Speaker 1: a local government perspective, you know, a police officer goes
Speaker 1: out and shoots somebody, even if there's video of the
Speaker 1: guy with twenty seven machetes swinging him like Goro. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's a good reference. You guys know who Goro was ross,
Speaker 1: You know who Goro was. Right, he probably couldn't swing
Speaker 1: twenty seven, but he'd have four. And it's gonna suck, right,
Speaker 1: And then the officer shoot. That officer is not administrative
Speaker 1: leave at least, so yesterday finding out that the dude
Speaker 1: that the site, whoever was in charge of the site there,
Speaker 1: and whoever was in charge of allocation of resources, all
Speaker 1: of these people are out there still doing stuff is maddening.
Speaker 1: And this dude was offended. And what is Tom Tillis doing.
Speaker 1: He's verbally fulating this dude. That's your senator, that's the
Speaker 1: guy you voted for. That's the piece of human garbage
Speaker 1: right there that every time he's up for election, No
Speaker 1: wonder Roy Cooper's probably waiting to run against his dumb
Speaker 1: ass or buds or whoever it is. But I think,
Speaker 1: you know, we sit there and every time Tillis comes
Speaker 1: up around, I gotta listen to a bunch of people, go,
Speaker 1: you can't primary him, you can't do anything. He's over
Speaker 1: there apologizing to the dude, he's hey, you know, I
Speaker 1: think my colleagues are being pretty hard on you. Did
Speaker 1: you listen to any of it? You didn't because I
Speaker 1: saw you just like not there for a long time.
Speaker 1: But oh, don't worry. I'm not gonna subject you to
Speaker 1: that audio. So I don't know that's how we will
Speaker 1: start the show. But then we got happy news too.
Speaker 1: Oh and people are very mad at Marvel and Downey
Speaker 1: Junior and there but there are two cowardice to come
Speaker 1: out and say it. There's a there's this piece from Variety.
Speaker 1: Was a Variety or Hollywood reporter? Well, whatever, we'll have to.
Speaker 1: We'll love to get into some facts about the upcoming
Speaker 1: Avengers movies that speak to the disparity of pay in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: So you know, ready your tiny violin. We'll get to
Speaker 1: that much more coming up here on the CaCO Day
Speaker 1: radio program. Well, they should probably bring this up at
Speaker 1: the next Kamala Harris rally. By the way, do you
Speaker 1: see everyone posting all the pictures of her? Look at
Speaker 1: how packed the UH this? I think that's Georgia State
Speaker 1: University where she was at.
Speaker 3: So the.
Speaker 1: UH, I don't even know what they call their arena.
Speaker 1: Georgia State. I don't know con it's Conva something or
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter, but anyway, so they're the arena Georgia
Speaker 1: State University. Kamala Harris had her thing yesterday and everyone's
Speaker 1: running around. This just shows this shows you that you're
Speaker 1: not dealing with people who are intellectually honest, because we
Speaker 1: have we're beyond that right when that once they pulled
Speaker 1: the trigger and said that all norms are gone because
Speaker 1: we got to get Trump. You know, when the New
Speaker 1: York Times ran that piece where they made the decision
Speaker 1: and it was really arguably the impetus for all of this.
Speaker 1: They ran that piece and they go, how do you
Speaker 1: cover a slimy demagogue who appeals to the Nazis fairly?
Speaker 1: And so they wrote this big, long headline and it
Speaker 1: was all of that was a Tier one violation of
Speaker 1: journalistic ethics. And then the editors like yeah, print and
Speaker 1: then all the reporters had license to just do an
Speaker 1: opinion and everybody else had to do it that way.
Speaker 1: And so as you tear down the norms, I think
Speaker 1: New York Post Michael Goodwin had a piece on this
Speaker 1: the other day. As you tear down the norms, they're
Speaker 1: not to be reconstructed, they're only to be expanded. So
Speaker 1: it gives then it the trickle down, which I know
Speaker 1: you guys don't believe in trickle down over there at
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party HQ, but it works. It gives carte
Speaker 1: blanche to people all the way down. It gives carte
Speaker 1: blanche to of course the political class because now extra
Speaker 1: depending on what side they're on, they know they're not
Speaker 1: going to get fact checked, they're going to get their
Speaker 1: water carried. And then you know, you have people out
Speaker 1: there who are willing just to operate in this swarm
Speaker 1: of intellectual dishonesty and revel in it, right because they're
Speaker 1: not being intellectual dishonest to people that are in their
Speaker 1: community that they may disagree with politically and and you know,
Speaker 1: maybe you should have discussions. They're being intellectually dishonest to deplorables,
Speaker 1: people who are less than human, and so they act accordingly.
Speaker 1: And that's that's how we get here. So people that
Speaker 1: are running around, they're like, look at Kamala Harris rally yesterday.
Speaker 1: Look at the crowd size on this, Yeah, a lot
Speaker 1: of people there. Let me ask you a question. Ross
Speaker 1: you can Okham's raisor ramone this for me? Do you
Speaker 1: think they were there to see Kamala Harris, Stacy Abrams,
Speaker 1: John oss Off and did Warnocks be and Warnock spoke
Speaker 1: to all right, those four? Or or do you think
Speaker 1: they were there because the event was advertised as a
Speaker 1: free Megan the Stallion, Charlie xcx Quavo Cuevo, the guy
Speaker 1: from Migos, not the one who died obviously, the other
Speaker 1: one U and Juma, Jermaine Duprie. All right, so which
Speaker 1: of the four do you think most people packed the
Speaker 1: George this is in Atlanta, right, packed this this arena
Speaker 1: in Atlanta to see Kamala Harris, Michelle or Stacey Abrams, Warnock,
Speaker 1: ass Off or the four musicians Jermaine dupre Quavo.
Speaker 6: It's it's it's the free concert. And Hillary did the
Speaker 6: same thing in like twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: Kind of do you remember what happened at NC State
Speaker 1: the day before the election.
Speaker 6: I don't recall Lady Guy Guy albody showed up, right,
Speaker 6: but they were so done by that. It's weird that
Speaker 6: Kamala is doing this though in Atlanta, because you would
Speaker 6: think she already has that vote. She should already have
Speaker 6: that vote tied up, right, Like that shouldn't be So
Speaker 6: that's that's competitive.
Speaker 1: No no, no, I no, I absolutely understand why she's
Speaker 1: doing it in Atlanta. Is she not gonna run away.
Speaker 1: She's not gonna got outstate or outside of the city
Speaker 1: of Atlanta, Right, that's that she doesn't need ye no,
Speaker 1: but weird because she needs them to show up. She
Speaker 1: needs them to show up for the visual, for the
Speaker 1: optics of it, because no, no, no, no, to vote,
Speaker 1: she needs people willing to show up on election.
Speaker 6: I understand that. But it's weird that she's campaigning there
Speaker 6: because that should be a lock. She should be in
Speaker 6: a in a battleground state. But you can't say, well,
Speaker 6: Georgia is a battleground state now because I'm not Blue.
Speaker 6: But it's super weird to be doing that in Fulton County.
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 6: That's it's so weird. That's super weird because that that
Speaker 6: that they're gonna cheat for you anyway, because that's what
Speaker 6: they always do in that county.
Speaker 1: Unless it rains, remember, right, or a pipe burst or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, they all rained. Yeah. The reason we
Speaker 1: lost that was the Aweso off house race. Right, they're like, oh,
Speaker 1: we lost because it rained. Shut up. They'll maybe pull
Speaker 1: the Millie Vanilli parody out. Yeah yeah it is. But yeah,
Speaker 1: so when people are so what do you see that
Speaker 1: arena posted today? And like look at all the people there?
Speaker 1: You know what a ticket? By the way, do you
Speaker 1: know what a ticket to the MEGANE. Stallion Summer tour costs?
Speaker 1: Hold on? Because I think she's opening her she's opening
Speaker 1: in Atlanta. Because I was trying to find some details
Speaker 1: of yesterday's thing, and I was getting conflated with the state.
Speaker 1: What is State Farm Arena? Which one is that? Is
Speaker 1: that where the Hawks play? I don't know. All my
Speaker 1: arena is down in Georgia. All right, hold on, Meghan
Speaker 1: the Stallion concert tickets Atlanta. Let's see, so you could
Speaker 1: either pay zero dollars. Yeah, a Hot Girl summer tour
Speaker 1: which kicks off or which kicked off actually kicked off
Speaker 1: in July at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, so on
Speaker 1: July second, if you wanted to go. So they knew.
Speaker 1: I don't know that they knew about this. How much
Speaker 1: of the damn tickets?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I hate all of you with your stupid thing. Well
Speaker 1: now I can't see it on ticket Master, tickets started
Speaker 1: at ninety dollars. Ninety dollars, so and that is you're
Speaker 1: behind a poll and you can't see anything, right because
Speaker 1: you're not. Ticket pricing works, So you could pay ninety
Speaker 1: dollars or you could pay zero dollars and also have
Speaker 1: Charlie XCX Jermaine dupri. I haven't heard that. How long
Speaker 1: has that dude been operating for a while? Like he's yeah,
Speaker 1: but he's from Atlantis, so yeah, yeah, no, no, no, I
Speaker 1: knew that. But and he does to travel far. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I mean that guy's been banging around for that.
Speaker 1: Well he's nineties dude, right, he's like tlc era. Right.
Speaker 6: The Fox News desk is calling calling Fulton County for
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris by two thousand percent. Well it's just did
Speaker 6: yeah two thousand percent? Whoa, whoa, whoa, Okay, now what
Speaker 6: fulk County is calling U calling the race for Kamala Harris,
Speaker 6: which three thousand percent just spiked a bit, spiked a
Speaker 6: bit from two to three. Crazy, Like it's so weird
Speaker 6: you're campaigning there?
Speaker 1: What about? What about the Donald Trump's hold in a
Speaker 1: massive rally in Mobile, Alabama.
Speaker 6: It's like you should have that locked up.
Speaker 1: Hey man, everybody wants to see Quavo Cuavo whatever it is,
Speaker 1: half of Migos that's alive. Oh, everything's just silly this morning.
Speaker 1: And what did I get sided? I was going to
Speaker 1: something else. I'm sorry, it's just this stuff, man, this stuff,
Speaker 1: it's just so disingenuous here. You want something? Euse disingenuous?
Speaker 1: So I don't we told you yesterday or not yesterday?
Speaker 1: On Monday that over the weekend it was revealed that
Speaker 1: Robert Downey Junior will be Doctor Doom and the new
Speaker 1: Marvel Avengers movies. Right, Remember, Marvel had to have this
Speaker 1: come to Jesus moment, like why do we keep embrhdging money?
Speaker 1: What's going on? And they're like, well, maybe we should
Speaker 1: just you know, maybe we should do this stuff that
Speaker 1: made us money, you know, like during the first phase
Speaker 1: where it was you know, the big we had, you know,
Speaker 1: it was the big introduction, sure, and people weren't overwhelmed
Speaker 1: with all of it, but also there was a lot
Speaker 1: less social engineering going on. It just was what it was,
Speaker 1: and people responded and they went along. And the build
Speaker 1: up and into the two Avengers movies was absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: And I was there for every bit of it, right,
Speaker 1: even the stuff that didn't land that great in that phase,
Speaker 1: you're still there for it. You're along and they made
Speaker 1: a lot of money. So what do they do. They
Speaker 1: announced they're going to do that again, and they have
Speaker 1: figured out a way to bring back Robert Downing Junior,
Speaker 1: who of course is dead iron Man as Doctor Doom
Speaker 1: because you know, when he got alternate universes and time travel,
Speaker 1: you can get some stuff done. But they're going to
Speaker 1: do that. Well, now people are questioning Hollywood's fairness after
Speaker 1: it was revealed that not only are they bringing back
Speaker 1: Downey Junior to play Doctor Doom, fan favorite, the actor who,
Speaker 1: by the way, I think just won an Oscar right
Speaker 1: for Oppenheimer. I think he won Best Supporting Actor, right,
Speaker 1: but also they're bringing back the Russo brothers who made
Speaker 1: you know, who were the kings of Phase one, right,
Speaker 1: and they are they're giving the Russo brothers, I think,
Speaker 1: eighty million on their producer and directorial credits. And it's
Speaker 1: reported here in Variety that Downey Junior will receive and
Speaker 1: I'm quoting at least that much, so argue they estimate
Speaker 1: that he's probably gonna make forty to fifty million per movie.
Speaker 1: Well that set off the fairness detectors in Hollywood. So
Speaker 1: now you got people running around they're like, you know,
Speaker 1: and it's all anonymous sources because Nope, with that much
Speaker 1: Marvel money coming down, nobody wants to get out there
Speaker 1: publicly and criticized because they know that they'll just be
Speaker 1: out of this thing. Right. But they're doing things like
Speaker 1: including actors I think they mean actresses here, or actress
Speaker 1: including actors who themselves have multiple individualized movies as well
Speaker 1: as played big roles within the Infinity Wars portion of
Speaker 1: the Marvel Phase one series. I'm assuming they're talking about
Speaker 1: Captain Marvel there, right, because I can't think of who
Speaker 1: else that would be.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it has to be the only like other big
Speaker 6: female would be Scarlett Johansen. She had like one movie.
Speaker 6: I mean she's been in more movie, but like one
Speaker 6: of her own movies.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah yeah. And I'm like the chick from
Speaker 1: ant Man was only in the one, like do you
Speaker 1: know why? And I'm going to I'm going to assume
Speaker 1: that's that because I can't think of who else it
Speaker 1: would be. Everybody in if we're doing this from who's
Speaker 1: made the money and who arguably drew people in is
Speaker 1: Robert Downey Junior. Not the top within Marvel.
Speaker 6: But well, I mean, first off, the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Speaker 6: started off with Robert Downey Junior iron Man before we
Speaker 6: knew what this thing was going to become, right, and
Speaker 6: how amazing was the first iron was. Yeah, it was
Speaker 6: like game changer. It was like Matrix.
Speaker 1: It was like watching the Remember with the Matrix, just
Speaker 1: with the on screen stuff that you saw. That's what
Speaker 1: it was like to me. So, yes, okay, he was first,
Speaker 1: but just because you're first doesn't mean your best. That dude,
Speaker 1: that dude punched, that dude. Cash flowed every moment of
Speaker 1: his career within the Marvel Cinematic universe.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think altogether with the Marvel movies, I mean
Speaker 6: he signed on it wasn't actually a big deal when
Speaker 6: he did Iron Man, but he had like a like
Speaker 6: a percentage of the box office that he signed up for.
Speaker 6: I think overall, with all the Marvel movies he's been
Speaker 6: and he's made about four hundred and fifty to four
Speaker 6: hundred and eighty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so getting him to want to go do all
Speaker 1: of that again and considering the amount of money that's made, well,
Speaker 1: he probably had to pay him forty minut and you've
Speaker 1: you've got to understand that the Okay, this is obviously
Speaker 1: my opinion, but what the Marvel Universe has become this
Speaker 1: phase has been I don't know, complete garbage, and now
Speaker 1: we're going back to when it was not complete garbage,
Speaker 1: when it was you know, this big giant phenomenon.
Speaker 6: And I'm gonna not lie. When he took off the
Speaker 6: mask at Comic Con and revealed he's going to be
Speaker 6: Doctor Doom, I'm like, I'm suddenly interested. Got giddy man,
Speaker 6: You're gonna have a Tony Stark variant, which, by the way,
Speaker 6: Griff my buddy from Twitch, pointed out that's been in
Speaker 6: the comics. So you have these like, you know, like, oh,
Speaker 6: he can't be Doctor Doom because once again, he's not
Speaker 6: Victor von Doom, who is the character Doctor Dum. He's
Speaker 6: playing a different version which is like a Tony Stark
Speaker 6: variantor whatever. But it's in the comics. Tony Stark has
Speaker 6: been Doctor Doom. That has happened before, So this isn't
Speaker 6: out of what are we talking about idea, So I'm
Speaker 6: gonna tell you this. Like if they were on stage
Speaker 6: at Comic Con and they're like, only one person complete
Speaker 6: Doctor Doom and the person steps forward and takes up
Speaker 6: the mask. If it's what's her name from a Captain Marvel,
Speaker 6: I'd be like, yeah, there's But when I see when
Speaker 6: I see it's Tony Stark. And once again, because I
Speaker 6: am old and I like how what it used to be.
Speaker 6: I'm a big fan of the old Marvel movies, Like, yeah,
Speaker 6: when I saw it was Robert Downey Junior, I'm like,
Speaker 6: you have piqued my interest.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if it was Mark Ruffalo, I
Speaker 1: would not be interested because he annoys me so much.
Speaker 1: Dude can't shut up. So it's not even a gender thing.
Speaker 1: And then people are like, uh, what's your name from Orphan?
Speaker 1: She hulked. They're like she only made five million because
Speaker 1: your show sucked, man, but it was ten hours.
Speaker 6: It was even the merchandise, like the Tony Stark or
Speaker 6: Robert Downey Junior Doctor Doom. That's a collectible that'll be yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: that have that in some glass cases, so it's gonna
Speaker 6: make some money.
Speaker 1: And if you have the pieces that you had that
Speaker 1: initially made this successful and you have right and and
Speaker 1: by the way, this is actually a big deal. This
Speaker 1: is the first time Marvel's going to let outside the
Speaker 1: Russo guys. And this their production company was a a
Speaker 1: AGBO banner. I don't know what that is, but they're
Speaker 1: they're associated with it. They're handing this off to them,
Speaker 1: so I guess that's the only thing that's different. But
Speaker 1: arguably these guys have cash checks every time for Marvel,
Speaker 1: so they're gonna let him have creative control on this.
Speaker 1: Downey Junior's got money in this thing, so he's gonna
Speaker 1: make extra money. So all you haters, haha, I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Let's see what it is and if it sucks, it sucks. Okay,
Speaker 1: now we'll call it like we see it.
Speaker 6: If we could let me dream, all right now, if
Speaker 6: we could bring back Steve Rogers as Captain America, now
Speaker 6: i'd be really and once again I am allowed to dream.
Speaker 6: I know it's not going to happen, but I'm allowed
Speaker 6: to have the that'd be amazing. Yeah, somehow he needs
Speaker 6: and he needs to calm down too. He's very close
Speaker 6: to Ruffalo status. He is he is, but I have
Speaker 6: a separation in my mind between the character which which
Speaker 6: I'm gonna keep there. I need that because I love
Speaker 6: the character of Steve Rodgers.
Speaker 1: Right, I hear you, man, And and again that's why
Speaker 1: I give him a lot more latitude than Ruffalo, who
Speaker 1: I just just annoys me every time I see his face.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, he's along like Pearlman, like like Mark Hamill.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, all right, So there you go.
Speaker 1: It's all unfair. People who make money are getting paid
Speaker 1: more money in those who don't or not. How will
Speaker 1: we ever survive as a country? People post on social
Speaker 1: media like he doesn't do any media interviews. Well, I
Speaker 1: guess we're the first, and I know how much people
Speaker 1: like being the first, especially within our political class. So Kumbai, Yah,
Speaker 1: that'll be at eight oh five. We'll get into that.
Speaker 1: And yes, believe it or not, I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 1: ask him about all this stuff that's going on right
Speaker 1: now where you know, joshes out running ads reporters and
Speaker 1: I make the air quotes or outrunning stories, not even
Speaker 1: giving Robinson's campaign dude Mike Lonigran chanced to literally comment
Speaker 1: on it. Because they'll do things like we go to
Speaker 1: deadline in thirteen seconds, here's fifteen questions, and then they'll
Speaker 1: just be like dh, they never got back to us.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: It's a slight exaggeration, but not much. But in all
Speaker 1: of this I find hope because I there still exists
Speaker 1: a a little slice of tradition where two people can
Speaker 1: have a conversation. One can make a good point and
Speaker 1: the other one can go, you know what, that's a
Speaker 1: good point. Ross has convinced me to rewatch Civil War Congratulations.
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe I just caught it on a
Speaker 1: day where my brain was frazzled because I'm watching that
Speaker 1: airport scene and I'm at one point I'm like, I
Speaker 1: swear if another superhero shows up and I get to
Speaker 1: figure out whose side they're on, I'm turning this thing off.
Speaker 6: I mean, you got me starting this stuff. I could
Speaker 6: talk about it forever, because my opinion is the best
Speaker 6: trilogy of the Marvel.
Speaker 1: With the way you explain it. The allegory is phenomena because.
Speaker 6: It's a great movie because hey, Tony Stark is horribly
Speaker 6: wrong at the end of it, like he has the
Speaker 6: wrong He's on the wrong side in this movie. If
Speaker 6: you're watching the.
Speaker 1: Movie scene set the question for people who may not
Speaker 1: remember what it is without giving it all up.
Speaker 6: All right, So there's this incident, right and the the
Speaker 6: the Avengers accidentally Scarlet Witch accidentally protecting Steve Rodgers, blows
Speaker 6: up this building and people die, and there's there's a
Speaker 6: call for the Avengers. They need to be put under
Speaker 6: government control because they're on their own and they're causing
Speaker 6: all this damage, and.
Speaker 1: Classic superhero trope, they give it this way.
Speaker 6: Imagine if the superheroes are real, right, the Avengers are real,
Speaker 6: but they are like, hey, you know what we need.
Speaker 6: We need NATO to be in charge of the superheroes.
Speaker 6: They need to be. So if NATO's like, hey, we
Speaker 6: need you here, you go there. But if they don't
Speaker 6: give you permission, you cannot intervene, right So, or if
Speaker 6: NATO's like, hey, you need to blow up Tel Aviv.
Speaker 1: You know you're just gonna have to destroy Israel, right right,
Speaker 1: and Tony's like, listen, we need to do this.
Speaker 6: We have too much power. They need to control us.
Speaker 6: In Steve Rodgers, who is always, by the way, always
Speaker 6: morally right when it comes down to these movies, which
Speaker 6: is why the actor the right right there, which is
Speaker 6: why at the end, he can pick up Thor's hammer
Speaker 6: because because he's that good, right, Yes, it takes a lot.
Speaker 1: You have to be worthy to pick up that hammer
Speaker 1: and just him and that one check. Yeah yeah, yeah
Speaker 1: yeah right.
Speaker 6: So I mean it's a matter of you know, at
Speaker 6: the end Tony started. Turns out, believe it or not,
Speaker 6: the government was full of tyrannical people who wanted to
Speaker 6: abuse the system, and they're not good guys. They actually
Speaker 6: want to wipe out all these people on the planet.
Speaker 6: And you're using this algorithm.
Speaker 1: It's very Can you imagine you're the Avengers and now
Speaker 1: you're serving with the NATO folks in Africa who were
Speaker 1: literally raping everybody.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I say, don't put the government in charge of superheroes.
Speaker 1: But but now it's the tech allegory too, because that's
Speaker 1: Tony Stark, right, He's like, he's like the Google. And
Speaker 1: it's like, literally, we just had that story, and you've
Speaker 1: convinced me. I'm going to rewatch it. I'm going to
Speaker 1: assume I was having because I watched it once in
Speaker 1: its entirety, and I tried to watch it at least
Speaker 1: one other time I remember, and I'm just like and
Speaker 1: I don't know if the first time colored me the
Speaker 1: wrong way on it, but with on through that lens,
Speaker 1: I will rewatch it. I'm excited to make that a
Speaker 1: part of my weekend. Yeah, if we got some rain
Speaker 1: or whatever, it'll do that.
Speaker 6: It's a big government versus small government. It's the individual
Speaker 6: versus the group, and which which side are you on?
Speaker 6: Are you outside of the minority, because the minority, right,
Speaker 6: the biggest of the minority is the individual, which is
Speaker 6: why our constitution is amazing, because in the electoral college
Speaker 6: is amazing because it protects the individual.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's outdated, monster, So yeah, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: now that I just I'm making connections on you just
Speaker 1: describing it, and for whatever reason, it wasn't there. So
Speaker 1: i'll because it's the thing that's always kept me from
Speaker 1: saying that's the better of the two trilogies, although now
Speaker 1: it'll be the Man.
Speaker 6: I'm horribly biased though there I throw them on the
Speaker 6: Captain America trilogy when I'm like.
Speaker 1: First two, the first two all in all in, I
Speaker 1: think they're great. I think they are. I think that
Speaker 1: and I think When Our Soldiers are better a way
Speaker 1: better movie than Iron Man two right, But it was
Speaker 1: always that. It was always that third entry that threw me.
Speaker 1: So I'm I'll yeah, absolutely, I'll give it. I'll give
Speaker 1: it another watch. And that's what, by the way, that's
Speaker 1: that's called discussion. People. We didn't agree on something. Ross
Speaker 1: made a compelling argument, and here we are. I'm still
Speaker 1: not I'm I'm not going to be a bit a
Speaker 1: boon big beer truther, but you know whatever, we'll uh,
Speaker 1: we'll meet in the middle here, which is all you
Speaker 1: can do. But when you get into the actual like,
Speaker 1: let me ask you a question. When you watch Ted
Speaker 1: Cruz interviewing the Secret Service interim director, who was arguably
Speaker 1: just as evasive as his predecessor, was making me visibly angry.
Speaker 1: H Ross's point, do I want this dude telling the
Speaker 1: uh the Avengers what to go do? I do not.
Speaker 1: I do not. I do not trust it. And and
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm so irritated with all of our institutions
Speaker 1: falling into this. I want I wanted Secret I wanted
Speaker 1: Secret Service to still be one of the badasses. Right.
Speaker 1: You know you talk about like special operators in the military. Yeah, guys,
Speaker 1: you get firefighters running in there, you know, doing stuff
Speaker 1: and and and and and police when they're out, you know,
Speaker 1: doing something great, like you want those things to continue
Speaker 1: to exist. You want secret Service to be like I
Speaker 1: can't you know, just let let some crazy person try
Speaker 1: to get at the president, see what happens to him.
Speaker 1: You want that. You want people that you feel are
Speaker 1: being selfless in what they do. And it doesn't mean
Speaker 1: all individuals within an organization, police, fire, secret service, military,
Speaker 1: you name it, are, but it's the overwhelming opinion of it.
Speaker 1: And following the FBI, the CIA, and intelligence officials obviously
Speaker 1: doing the bidding of the Obama administration, doing the bidding
Speaker 1: of the Biden administration with the Hunter Biden stuff, or
Speaker 1: at least the Joe Biden campaign, this is everyday. Heroes
Speaker 1: are falling. Man, and heroes is probably not the right word,
Speaker 1: because we don't make heroes out of that. But respect
Speaker 1: is falling, and we should have institutions that we respect.
Speaker 1: We deserve institutions that we respect. But listening to this,
Speaker 1: let's dive in. Listening to Ted Kruz go through this
Speaker 1: yesterday was absolutely maddening. And then to hear our own senator,
Speaker 1: Senator Slenderman, Senator Tillis go I think some of my
Speaker 1: colleagues just don't get it. Uh uh, that's just to
Speaker 1: the moon with me, all right, here is cruise and listen.
Speaker 1: He's asking very simple questions. He sounds like he's being
Speaker 1: more argumentative than he is.
Speaker 7: How many requests did did the Trump team or the
Speaker 7: Trump Detail ask for?
Speaker 8: I can get you that number in a cube.
Speaker 7: You don't You don't know now, so I can speak
Speaker 7: to the.
Speaker 8: Ones that reported in the Washington Post and we can
Speaker 8: go through them if you like.
Speaker 6: But you don't know how many?
Speaker 8: How many requests there were in general? How many requests
Speaker 8: since twenty twenty one that the former Trump detail has
Speaker 8: made a request for? Asking You've had two.
Speaker 7: Weeks you had a spokesperson put something out that is
Speaker 7: false on its face. By the way, did you approve
Speaker 7: this statement when it went out?
Speaker 8: I don't know if I did or didn't say.
Speaker 7: Has this spokesperson is he still employed? Does he still
Speaker 7: still so he lied on behalf of the Secret Service?
Speaker 1: He still has a job.
Speaker 7: Did your predecessor, the former director, does she approve the statement?
Speaker 8: Senator? Our comms team they send out statements, they do
Speaker 8: deconflict them, and they put them out.
Speaker 1: What does that even mean, how are you not controlling
Speaker 1: the narrative as the intern director. I understand it's only
Speaker 1: been in there for two weeks, and honestly, if I
Speaker 1: had to make a flow chart, admittedly the request thing
Speaker 1: would have been on there because it has been a
Speaker 1: big point of contention. But I don't expect him to
Speaker 1: know everything, especially if he's walking into a situation. Yes,
Speaker 1: I understand he was the deputy director, but if you're
Speaker 1: walking into a situation where individuals within your organization may
Speaker 1: have an incentive not to be forthcoming, it can be
Speaker 1: difficult to initially a man immediately assess information right it's
Speaker 1: going to be, and that's what you communicate, while also
Speaker 1: recognizing individuals that have done things. If you have Comm's
Speaker 1: department putting out things that are wrong, either they put
Speaker 1: it out intentionally or somebody provided them inaccurate information, and
Speaker 1: you figure out who it was, this is easy.
Speaker 5: Did she approve this statement?
Speaker 8: I don't know if she did or did not.
Speaker 5: Say, and you don't know if you did either.
Speaker 8: I don't recall approving it, Senator.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well didn't say that, say I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't recall, is what he said or
Speaker 1: I did not, or you say, look, i'll get I'll
Speaker 1: get back to you. But I have a hard time
Speaker 1: believing if he'd seen that statement and rendered a decision
Speaker 1: one way or another, he wouldn't remember He's only been
Speaker 1: doing this two weeks.
Speaker 7: I believe that the Secret Service leadership made a political
Speaker 7: decision to deny these requests, and I think the Biden
Speaker 7: administration has been suffused with partisan politics. Did the same
Speaker 7: person who denied the request for additional security to President
Speaker 7: Trump also repeatedly deny the request for security to Robert F.
Speaker 6: Kennedy Junior.
Speaker 1: Who's This is a very simple question. I'm going to
Speaker 1: reiterate it. I'm stopping because it needs to be pointed
Speaker 1: out because there's a lot of fluff around it. Did
Speaker 1: the same person who made the decision a request us
Speaker 1: from Trump make a decision on the request from from RFK?
Speaker 1: Simple question, right, Okay, here we go.
Speaker 7: Father was murdered by an assassin and whose uncle was
Speaker 7: murdered by an assassin? Did the same person make that decision?
Speaker 8: Senator? What I will tell you is that Secret Service
Speaker 8: agents are not political.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're answered the damn question, dude, But you know
Speaker 1: what leadership by the president.
Speaker 7: Leadership appointed by the president is political.
Speaker 6: I have a simple question, yes or no.
Speaker 7: Did the same person deny the Trump requests that also
Speaker 7: denied the RFK request.
Speaker 1: That's a yes or no question, Senator.
Speaker 8: That is not a yes or no question.
Speaker 1: One.
Speaker 8: There is a process for a candidate nominee to receive protection.
Speaker 5: Is there by Cameron does a bike.
Speaker 8: Style body artisan process that they by cameral bipartisan process.
Speaker 8: What can candidate not a congress don't have a camer.
Speaker 1: And even if he meant it in outside of our organization,
Speaker 1: there's somebody else who weighs in on it. Then who
Speaker 1: the hell is that? Is it somebody from the FeCO?
Speaker 1: What is this by Cameron you speaking?
Speaker 7: Is it true that on the day of the of
Speaker 7: the Butler event that Secret Service transferred agent for President
Speaker 7: Trump to the first Lady?
Speaker 8: No, sir, that's not true.
Speaker 1: That's been widely reported.
Speaker 8: It's not true. There was one airport agent that actually
Speaker 8: went on the MANPI request for the Trump detail. They
Speaker 8: handled the arrival at the airport.
Speaker 7: What is the relative what was the relative size of
Speaker 7: the Trump detail compared to the detail that is assigned
Speaker 7: to the president of the first lady and.
Speaker 1: I know, and the same two people are going to
Speaker 1: email me. Who always would you shut up during these cuts? No, no,
Speaker 1: that's you ever listened to talk radio. That's not hell.
Speaker 1: It works. And more specifically, this is the part that
Speaker 1: goes in circles and it is a very don't worry,
Speaker 1: Ted's gonna re restate the question about nine times. What
Speaker 1: is the relative size of Trump's detail and the relative
Speaker 1: size of Biden's. He doesn't care if they're different, He
Speaker 1: doesn't care why they're different. He wants to know the
Speaker 1: size of the detail for Trump. So if it's ten
Speaker 1: people and the size of Biden's, if it's twenty, then
Speaker 1: it would be twice right, It'll be twice as much.
Speaker 1: This is another simple question, Senator.
Speaker 8: The former president travels with a full shift just like
Speaker 8: the president.
Speaker 7: What's the red so the exact same size? Is that
Speaker 7: your testimony that the President Trump had the same size
Speaker 7: detail that President Biden has.
Speaker 8: On the day of in Butler the agent surrounding him.
Speaker 8: It is the same number of agents surrounding the president today.
Speaker 8: There is a difference between a sitting president who also
Speaker 8: not only.
Speaker 7: All and you're using president in the way that is
Speaker 7: not clear. Is it your testimony that in Butler, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 7: Donald Trump had the same number of agents protecting him
Speaker 7: that Joe Biden has at a comparable event.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you the shift, the close protection shifts surround.
Speaker 8: That's yes, or you ask me, Senator, and I'm trying
Speaker 8: to answer it. You are not answering it.
Speaker 6: Is it the same number of agents or not?
Speaker 8: Senator, there is a difference between the sitting president of
Speaker 8: the United States, and.
Speaker 6: What's the difference?
Speaker 8: The difference two x three x five actional command authority
Speaker 8: to launch a nuclear strike. I'm not over assets. How
Speaker 8: many more I will with the president? That's a former president.
Speaker 8: You're refusing to answer number of secret server.
Speaker 7: Stop interrupting me, go ahead, refusing to answer clear and
Speaker 7: direct questions. I am asking the relative difference in the
Speaker 7: number of agents between those assigned to Donald Trump and
Speaker 7: those assigned to Joe Biden. I'm not asking why you
Speaker 7: assign more to Joe Biden. I'm asking is the difference?
Speaker 1: Is it two X?
Speaker 6: Is it three X? Is it five X?
Speaker 9: Is it ten X?
Speaker 8: Senator? I will get you that number so you can
Speaker 8: see it with your own eyes.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, does that sound like somebody who's being forthcoming
Speaker 1: or does that sound like somebody who is one throwing
Speaker 1: in terms? He doesn't sound like a dumb person, right,
Speaker 1: he's you know, he's talking about and specifically he's and
Speaker 1: it's not what was asked for. He's he's going, well,
Speaker 1: you have to understand, we got the nuclear football, we
Speaker 1: have people in and rounds, so we need more secret service.
Speaker 1: That completely makes sense, by the way. That completely makes sense, right,
Speaker 1: because you're the protect ease, by the way. In many
Speaker 1: cases can be traveling cabinet members who have their own
Speaker 1: individual agents around them. It can be the guy literally
Speaker 1: holding the nuclear football. That's not what was asked. He's
Speaker 1: simply asked about size. And if we can't even like
Speaker 1: that's an easy answer, that's an easy nugget of information.
Speaker 1: And if we can't get that without him losing his
Speaker 1: crap with Ted Cruz's line of questioning, how dare Tom
Speaker 1: Tillis come in and and stick up for this dude? Sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't know why that irritated me. Well, I do
Speaker 1: know why it irritated me so much, because it's just
Speaker 1: a pattern with that guy. It'd be much more comfortable
Speaker 1: if we never heard a peep from He was just
Speaker 1: off haunting children's dreams, you know, as slender Man does.
Speaker 1: But no, we sit here, all right. That's that was
Speaker 1: one exchange. We'll give you the Josh Holly exchange too.
Speaker 1: We got that coming up. And uh oh we have
Speaker 1: they finally somebody's been been speaking of being held accountable.
Speaker 1: Somebody's finally in trouble at the Olympics. No, not for
Speaker 1: screaming death to Jews. Nope, not for bastardizing the Last
Speaker 1: Supper to insold all Christians. Not not even for pooping
Speaker 1: in the seane. Nope, they did something much more egregious.
Speaker 1: And now they're out on their butt. We'll tell you
Speaker 1: about it coming up. Hang on, if you only knew
Speaker 1: behind the scenes sometimes anyway, all right, let me get
Speaker 1: to get to the back half of we played the
Speaker 1: Ted Cruise stuff. I haven't even gotten to the really
Speaker 1: meaty thing I want to tell you about. If you're
Speaker 1: not following what's going on with the FBI and GAB
Speaker 1: right now, I'm I'll give you both sides and we'll
Speaker 1: go from there. But first, Josh Holly was another one
Speaker 1: to watch at the hearing yesterday of the Interim Secret
Speaker 1: Service director, who if you listen to the Ted Cruz
Speaker 1: audio play, you realize, uh, didn't feel like the was
Speaker 1: being forthcoming, wasn't answering very answering very simple questions. And again,
Speaker 1: and Holly's going to touch on this, this is the
Speaker 1: thing most people who work in the private sector and
Speaker 1: even work in some governmental you know, local government, can't
Speaker 1: wrap their head around. And that is there are easily
Speaker 1: identifiable individuals, even if you don't want to fire them,
Speaker 1: shouldn't keep doing what they're doing right now until we
Speaker 1: get to the bottom of it. There's lives at stake.
Speaker 1: If you're the person who put together the security plan there,
Speaker 1: and I understand they're trying to shuffle this off a
Speaker 1: local law enforcement and you know what, maybe it is
Speaker 1: local law enforcement. But if you have if you have
Speaker 1: operational command, you've taken this building out of the security perimeter.
Speaker 1: You made that decision, and even and you even have
Speaker 1: line of sight on it, and you don't at least
Speaker 1: keep an eye on it knowing the distance. That sounds
Speaker 1: like somebody who shouldn't be putting security perimeters and plans together.
Speaker 1: So if that person can't even go unpaid administrative leave,
Speaker 1: something's broken. So let's get to Josh Holly, who well,
Speaker 1: he shared some similar concerns.
Speaker 10: This is the photograph I believe that you took your
Speaker 10: team took off the roof, the AGR roof. Yeah, that's
Speaker 10: the one.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 10: So from this vantage point, as as the law enforcement
Speaker 10: who are in those windows as they look left, they
Speaker 10: should be able to see the shooter clearly there on
Speaker 10: the AGR second floor roof. My question is why is
Speaker 10: there not a Secret Service counter sniper on that roof?
Speaker 8: So, Senator, we're when we post off are is our
Speaker 8: methodology is to look out look at things that can
Speaker 8: see in on our protect ease so that they can
Speaker 8: provide that coverage.
Speaker 6: But why is the hold on?
Speaker 1: I just want to reiterate what he just said. Are
Speaker 1: what we look for are we want to see things
Speaker 1: that can look in and potentially harm our protectees like
Speaker 1: a building, an easily scalable building one hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: yards from your protectee that doesn't have to go through
Speaker 1: metal detectors. That sounds like the definition of what you
Speaker 1: just said.
Speaker 10: They're not a Secret Service counter sniper there with clear
Speaker 10: line of sight. That roof has a clear line of
Speaker 10: sight to the former President, Why didn't you put a
Speaker 10: Secret Service counter sniper there?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 8: The Secret Services counter sniper role is to neutralize those
Speaker 8: threats that are looking in on us. Uh, from where
Speaker 8: the protectee is not necessarily Uh, you might.
Speaker 10: Want to revise that protocol in light of what happened here.
Speaker 8: Uh, that were protecting the principle, and I think in
Speaker 8: principle got shot.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I paused for dramatic effect. What what are
Speaker 1: we doing? How is this? How is this really? Have
Speaker 1: have you ever had to answer for something at work
Speaker 1: and not necessarily something, you know, something horrific. But let's
Speaker 1: just say a project didn't go how it was going
Speaker 1: to go right, there was a complication with something. I
Speaker 1: don't know. You're on a radio station and one's airing
Speaker 1: the other one's ads. I don't so like, Like, is
Speaker 1: that how you would deal with your boss? Or would
Speaker 1: you give clear and concise answers. Hey, here's what's wrong,
Speaker 1: here's what we need to do, or here's why this happened.
Speaker 1: And yet it seems when somebody is sworn in in
Speaker 1: front of Congress, it is a near impossibility, and it
Speaker 1: makes it drives people wild who are just normal folks
Speaker 1: who work. You know, work in the private sector like me.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just a guy who works in the
Speaker 1: private sector who could not fathom sitting down with one
Speaker 1: of my managers where if we had a problem and
Speaker 1: we're trying to get to the bottom of why there's
Speaker 1: a problem. It's not even right. It's it's not even
Speaker 1: something where I think I'm gonna get fired over it.
Speaker 1: It's just we need to figure this out because we
Speaker 1: want the radio to sound good. We want you guys
Speaker 1: to be happy. Uh. And you know you got to
Speaker 1: deal with her, by the way, if you got it
Speaker 1: by here, let me let me just help you right here.
Speaker 1: I want you to be happy for things that I
Speaker 1: do and things that I can control. If you want
Speaker 1: to whine about something on the news, then contact the
Speaker 1: news department, because I don't tell the news, unlike some
Speaker 1: of our other journalists around here, who literally will send
Speaker 1: harsh emails to the news department from the editorial department
Speaker 1: looking at you, WIO. I don't do that. I don't
Speaker 1: tell the news what to say. Okay, contact them. There
Speaker 1: is a separation there. Sending me an email just irritates me,
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to do anything. You know why,
Speaker 1: because I'm accountable for what I do. So if I'm
Speaker 1: the secret Service folks who's handling looking for counterfeit money,
Speaker 1: Bass is not in a sling right now over what
Speaker 1: happened to Butler? Pa. Okay, that's how that works. Let's
Speaker 1: concentrate on what we're concentrating on, and that is hally
Speaker 1: making sense. This guy refusing to answer simple questions.
Speaker 10: Okay, so who did make the decision, Jenn If it
Speaker 10: wasn't the lead site agent who made the decision not
Speaker 10: to put that in security, prem.
Speaker 8: Senator, you're zeroing in on one particular age, and I
Speaker 8: want to find out exactly, Yes, what was the entire decision?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, he is because the buck stops with somebody process.
Speaker 8: So I think, yeah, I want to be neutral and
Speaker 8: make sure that we get to the bottom of it
Speaker 8: and interview everybody in order to determine if there was
Speaker 8: more than one person perhaps exercise bad judgment.
Speaker 10: Well sure, My question is why don't you relieve everybody
Speaker 10: of duty who made bad judgment? So, yeah, you're right,
Speaker 10: I am zeroing in on somebody. I'm trying to find
Speaker 10: somebody who's accountable here, and so you're telling me that
Speaker 10: the person who made the decision not to include this
Speaker 10: in the perimeter has not been relieved of duty. What
Speaker 10: about the person who's in charge of the interoperability of
Speaker 10: radio frequencies between local law enforcement and Secret Service.
Speaker 1: Has that person been.
Speaker 5: Relieved to duty?
Speaker 8: No, center, Because interoperability is a challenge, is a greater
Speaker 8: challenge than just one person. On that day, we had
Speaker 8: a counterpart system. It failed.
Speaker 10: The person who decided who made the decision to send
Speaker 10: Donald Trump onto stage knowing that you had a secutity situation.
Speaker 1: Has that person been relieved of duty?
Speaker 8: No, sir, they haven't.
Speaker 10: Has the person who decided not to pull the former
Speaker 10: president off of stage when you knew that, in your words,
Speaker 10: the locals were working a serious security situation. Has that
Speaker 10: person been relieved of duty?
Speaker 1: No, sir.
Speaker 8: Again, I refer you back to my original answer that
Speaker 8: we are investigating this through a mission assurance.
Speaker 1: Fire them, fire them, fire them. I know that you
Speaker 1: know there's a long list. If Trump can fire him,
Speaker 1: if that was the thing that drove people so wild
Speaker 1: about his predecessor, how he can't just say, yeah, you
Speaker 1: know what, we benched huntil we figured this out. Is
Speaker 1: not how it works in any other place. Again, we
Speaker 1: pulled police officers who have officer involved shootings, even if
Speaker 1: there's video of the dude coming at him with the
Speaker 1: gun of rambo. We pulled police off because it's standard protocol, right,
Speaker 1: People expect that. So when you have something this this
Speaker 1: big of a failure and you have easily defined lanes
Speaker 1: like how about the person who and then insert what
Speaker 1: is so obvious and he's just like dad, they're still
Speaker 1: doing stuff.
Speaker 8: Asking me, Senator, to completely make a rush to judgment
Speaker 8: about somebody failing. I acknowledge this was a failure of this.
Speaker 10: Is it not primo facia that somebody has failed?
Speaker 1: A former president was sure, sir.
Speaker 8: This could have been our Texas school book depository. I
Speaker 8: have lost sleep over that for the last seventeen days,
Speaker 8: just like somebody.
Speaker 1: So I will tell you, Senator.
Speaker 8: I will tell you, Senator, that I will not rush
Speaker 8: to judgment, that people will be held accountable, and I
Speaker 8: will do so with integrity and not rush to judgment
Speaker 8: and put pepkim.
Speaker 1: I unfairly persecuted.
Speaker 8: Fairly, sir. We have to be able to have a
Speaker 8: proper investigation into.
Speaker 1: This this guy, this guy, and you know what the
Speaker 1: problem is, even if you kick him to the curb
Speaker 1: and he resigns out of frustration or rats or whatever.
Speaker 1: Not physical threats, but threats to be fired. Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: when the time comes. I I just I have this
Speaker 1: feeling that the snake, it's it's one snake's head, man.
Speaker 1: And I hate this. I hate that people are losing
Speaker 1: respect in another organization, man, But they are. And the
Speaker 1: FBI may have also committed another boo boo if anyone
Speaker 1: had any respect left for them. We'll get to that,
Speaker 1: but first, race Stagic from the Weather Channel. He's here.
Speaker 1: Uh and uh, okay, we made it midweek. Yeah, been fine,
Speaker 1: it's been okay. Yeah, we got a weekend. It's not
Speaker 1: too far away to look into. Its first weekend of August.
Speaker 1: And I think we need to start, you know, getting
Speaker 1: into that wonderful full golf stuff. Maybe a little early.
Speaker 5: That'd be great football game tomorrow already.
Speaker 1: Dude, I'm telling you his earliest it's ever been.
Speaker 5: I think so. I think so. And quickly these new
Speaker 5: on side kick rules.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who really was there where there were whole people dying?
Speaker 1: Was at the killing fields of non Pen? I mean,
Speaker 1: what was going on here?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 5: You have to be losing it doesn't can it. It's
Speaker 5: only in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: I don't even know. I think they're making him so complex,
Speaker 1: so you stop questioning all the dumb judgments.
Speaker 9: I like the days before instant replay where you could
Speaker 9: yell more at the TV and get mad at the
Speaker 9: reps and then get over it.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: We got four k a screwed.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we got that too, and I get a dumpster
Speaker 9: fire over there, Dallas, so I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 5: Listen. If you paid that.
Speaker 1: Would be a great name, the Dallassis.
Speaker 9: Dallas dumpster fire. Yeah, if you pay Dak, you can
Speaker 9: pay him sixty and then.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call you guys that all season. Thank you.
Speaker 9: But you know what, I don't think they do that.
Speaker 9: I think they signed Lamb and Parsons and they let
Speaker 9: Dak ride it out. And yeah, Trey Lance is coming.
Speaker 5: Is those names? His name Trey Lance with Lan Trey
Speaker 5: I don't even know whatever his name.
Speaker 1: Is anyway, Otherwise was replaced by the mister irrelevant that guy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, anyway, Rush Rush is there too, is number anyway? Yeah,
Speaker 9: all those things you mentioned that were more important to
Speaker 9: what we're actually doing here.
Speaker 6: Today.
Speaker 9: We'll even talk a little bit about the tropics, and
Speaker 9: I'll just say this for now, if you have a
Speaker 9: beach trip or know somebody that has one.
Speaker 5: Next week, there is a wave coming in.
Speaker 9: It's not a depression yet, but Hurricane Center in seven
Speaker 9: days slaps a sixty percent chance of that developing heading
Speaker 9: toward the Greater Lesser Antilles and the Bahamas. By the weekend,
Speaker 9: there may be a depression, potentially a weak tropical storm
Speaker 9: somewhere close to the South Florida coast. And then some
Speaker 9: of the guidance takes it offshore and leaves it offshore,
Speaker 9: but still impacts for the beaches next week and maybe
Speaker 9: gets a little bit closer, so there's time to watch that.
Speaker 9: The American model puts it into the Gulf, so there's
Speaker 9: time to see if that happens. Basically, just want everybody
Speaker 9: to know that there is something developing in the tropics here.
Speaker 9: We've we've had our share of tropical downpours, some reports
Speaker 9: of severe weather yesterday with trees down and power lines
Speaker 9: and power going out. Mark hat his power out yesterday
Speaker 9: over in Ashville. So some big storms yesterday in and around. Yeah,
Speaker 9: today's seen some sunshine this morning, a few clouds, less
Speaker 9: coverage if any.
Speaker 6: On the rain.
Speaker 9: Best chance into the mountains low mid ninety. So here
Speaker 9: comes the heat one hundred degrees with the heat index
Speaker 9: yere one oh five with the heat index.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow isolated storms.
Speaker 9: Yeah, sorry, it's gonna get hot and humid, and then
Speaker 9: maybe the rain chance is getting a little better for Friday,
Speaker 9: and a little bit better over the upcoming weekend, but
Speaker 9: still near ninety or above over the weekend, probably anywhere
Speaker 9: from you know, eighty eight to ninety two from the
Speaker 9: Triad to the triangle, but likely showers and thunderstorms, but
Speaker 9: still I think they'll be scattered around. I will keep
Speaker 9: an eye on that wave as it may as we
Speaker 9: get into next week. It may be a scenario where
Speaker 9: it does try to come up the coast as some
Speaker 9: type of low pressure, whether it's depression storm, that's TVD.
Speaker 1: What's the what time? What's temperature going to be at
Speaker 1: eight o'clock in Can't Ohio tomorrow tomorrow. I would hate
Speaker 1: to see Bears players, you know, pull a hammy or
Speaker 1: something because of the Oh well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know you hate that.
Speaker 1: I hate that.
Speaker 9: Well, you know how that game goes though, you don't
Speaker 9: see anybody significant, so sorry.
Speaker 1: Or not. Yeah, it would be warm. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: real warm. Actually, yeah, all right, I'd hate to see that.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you sir. And then by the way,
Speaker 1: I want them to all to recover, so we're all clear,
Speaker 1: all right. So if you're not following what's going on
Speaker 1: with the gab FBI, he said, she said, whoever that
Speaker 1: is in each snare, it's kind of wild. We'll share
Speaker 1: that and why somebody actually was held accountable over the Olympics,
Speaker 1: but not for the stuff you would you would think
Speaker 1: they would be. We'll get to that next segment. Hanger.
Speaker 1: There's not a mushy middle here, okay that that I
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe maybe there is a mushy middle
Speaker 1: by the time they're able to groom this through the
Speaker 1: media cycle, but right now it's one or the other.
Speaker 1: And it's pretty crazy when you understand what's being risked here. So,
Speaker 1: as we learned, there wasn't a big footprint on the
Speaker 1: internet out there of the the AQ shooter there or
Speaker 1: the dead shooter or whatever. But it came to light
Speaker 1: that he may have had a social media account, and
Speaker 1: then there were rumors out there that it was a
Speaker 1: GAB account, although nobody would confirm or deny it through
Speaker 1: the FBI, and then people called the founder of GAB
Speaker 1: essentially a liar, and he didn't say anything in rebuttal
Speaker 1: at that time. However, the FBI then said that they
Speaker 1: had a social media account. They identified it as one
Speaker 1: that was wrought with anti Semitic and anti immigrant rhetoric,
Speaker 1: which of course was then the launching point for the
Speaker 1: media to go, you know, this is one of those
Speaker 1: lonely Trump guys, and maybe he was. Maybe he was
Speaker 1: doing it because eventually he'd had enough of it, or
Speaker 1: Trump wasn't he non immigrants enough or whatever, And something
Speaker 1: pretty crazy happened over the last twenty four hours. Andrew Torba,
Speaker 1: who is the CEO of GAB, this is his company.
Speaker 1: He has everything to lose with the way that you
Speaker 1: can deep state this right or if they want to
Speaker 1: get them it's all of a sudden, your IRS filing
Speaker 1: isn't correct. We have an HR complaint. You understand how
Speaker 1: these things can work. He came out and he said,
Speaker 1: I can't not say anything anymore, and he produced the
Speaker 1: cover sheet, not the totality of it, but the cover
Speaker 1: sheet of the official FBI request and said that the
Speaker 1: characterization by the FBI is one hundred and eighty degrees
Speaker 1: from the information that GAB has on this account. That's
Speaker 1: a big deal. That means the FBI perjured themselves or
Speaker 1: the GAB dude has put his entire reputation and company
Speaker 1: on the line posting a document that they tell you
Speaker 1: you could go to jail for posting to prove that
Speaker 1: in fact, this is the account, and saying, look, if
Speaker 1: you read the stuff in this account, it is clearly
Speaker 1: Joe Biden fanboy. He likes Joe Biden's immigration plan. There
Speaker 1: are things and who you know, whether it was truthful
Speaker 1: or not, it is the contents that we're in there
Speaker 1: right in the same way that maybe registering as a
Speaker 1: Republican was an f you knowing he was going to
Speaker 1: do this thing, we're making the donation to act Blue
Speaker 1: as an f you because he's secretly a Republican. All
Speaker 1: the things people speculated about here, we now have one
Speaker 1: or the other. We didn't get a chance to talk
Speaker 1: at our normal time here just a couple excuse me,
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago, because he was up at
Speaker 1: the RNC not hitting hul Cogan with a chair, sir,
Speaker 1: which what a missed opportunity for you. Lieutenant Governor Mark
Speaker 1: Robinson joining us. How you doing, I'm doing good.
Speaker 3: How were you taching?
Speaker 1: I mean you didn't folding share Hull Cogan once? Man,
Speaker 1: and you I know you were backstage there.
Speaker 3: No I didn't. I was actually I was actually upstairs.
Speaker 3: I was way up at the top and in a
Speaker 3: box up there. I got to see him. That was
Speaker 3: an awesome Uh, that was an awesome speech. The T
Speaker 3: shirt rip was epic.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's toxic masculinity. I just read about that.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, of course, of course that's what they're gonna say.
Speaker 3: But it was awesome.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you're on the top rope and he didn't
Speaker 1: come over with a chair. I we'll forgive you on
Speaker 1: that because probably security wouldn't have liked that. You've had
Speaker 1: a busy week. But man, you've been basically accused of
Speaker 1: everything under the sun, you and your family, including uh
Speaker 1: secretly wanting to control the state if Roy Cooper left
Speaker 1: to run for VP. So your political opponents in the media,
Speaker 1: who generally are won in the same Uh, let's let
Speaker 1: me let me start with this, and that is I
Speaker 1: see I I follow your your guy, Mike Lonigan, and uh,
Speaker 1: I see his frustration with some of these stories coming
Speaker 1: out where it's clear that he doesn't feel that you
Speaker 1: guys are even being given time to defend yourself. Is
Speaker 1: that your thoughts there?
Speaker 3: Well, it's clear. It's clear this whole thing is politically motivated.
Speaker 3: Let me be ciliar with this now. My wife has
Speaker 3: run a successful business for cash, probably for in the
Speaker 3: last seven or eight years. I think, I'm not sure
Speaker 3: the exact number of years. She's been through review after
Speaker 3: review with the state. Never had any issues. She never
Speaker 3: had any issues until someone in that agency found out
Speaker 3: who I was and who she was married to, and
Speaker 3: that's when these issues started. This entire thing is just
Speaker 3: like what we're seeing at the federal level with the
Speaker 3: former president and with conservatives all over this country. This
Speaker 3: is a state agency being weaponized against somebody for political purposes.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to tell you something. People who are
Speaker 3: doing it. Number one should be ashamed of themselves. Number
Speaker 3: two should realize the dangerous game that they're playing. They
Speaker 3: are destroying the institutions that we are supposed to trust
Speaker 3: and that we depend on to protect us. Those agencies
Speaker 3: are being weaponized and it has got to stop. Casey.
Speaker 3: There's one thing to want to win an election. We'll
Speaker 3: see your guy or girl win an election. It's another
Speaker 3: thing to take the office that you've been given by
Speaker 3: the trust of the people and use it to try
Speaker 3: to destroy someone for political purposes. And when folks ask
Speaker 3: us or we're going to stand up and fight this,
Speaker 3: you best believe we're going to stand up and fight
Speaker 3: it because it's politically driven, we have the evidence to
Speaker 3: prove it, and we're gonna fight them up to the hilt.
Speaker 1: Because there's three there's three versions, or not three versions.
Speaker 1: There's three alternatives to this, and I just want to
Speaker 1: be abundantly clearer with you because I don't think people
Speaker 1: have given you the opportunity to respond except in very
Speaker 1: short versts. One, there has been nothing. There's nothing inaccurate. Two,
Speaker 1: there's the complexity of government, and as a small business owner,
Speaker 1: from time to time, people will either mislabel something or
Speaker 1: there's mislabeling done at the governmental level, and you end
Speaker 1: up with the disconnect over what or what where dollars
Speaker 1: should have been allocated. And then there's the version the
Speaker 1: media wants you to believe that you're an evil genius
Speaker 1: and you and your wife are sitting around like those
Speaker 1: COVID dollars just builking the system. Do you think there's
Speaker 1: a possibility that there is a a that your wife
Speaker 1: made a mistake, an honest mistake, on any of this,
Speaker 1: or do you think it's one hundred percent political?
Speaker 3: Thank you? When you're running when you're running a nonprofit
Speaker 3: that works closely with the government, that's always room for errors.
Speaker 3: And every year that my wife has done this, there's
Speaker 3: been honest there's been the inspections that we have by
Speaker 3: the stake and we have small findings and then we
Speaker 3: have a plan of correction. That is a normal prop
Speaker 3: business process when you're working with the state, any state,
Speaker 3: or any government agency. And we've been through that and
Speaker 3: it's you know, it's just a normal part of doing business.
Speaker 3: But what the state is doing here, Casey, is they
Speaker 3: are a legend of things that just simply are not true. Uh.
Speaker 3: It has been a drain on my wife. It has
Speaker 3: been a drain on my family. Uh. My wife was
Speaker 3: willing to simply just walk away from it and say,
Speaker 3: you know, if they're gonna continue to erast us politically
Speaker 3: because of this, I'll just give this up. Uh, but
Speaker 3: they simply will not let it go, and they continue
Speaker 3: to pile on these erroneous charges. And again we're not
Speaker 3: gonna speak about it in detail here, but we will
Speaker 3: speak about it in detail when we uh stage our
Speaker 3: fight against the state because right now, again and I
Speaker 3: reiterate this fact, we have proof that this is politically motivated.
Speaker 3: And so we're going to stand up and we're gonna
Speaker 3: fight it.
Speaker 1: When when uh, when are you going to do the
Speaker 1: unboxing because I want to watch that. And and because
Speaker 1: this is escalating, Mark, this is escalated from them saying
Speaker 1: that dollars were misallocated to them literally accusing you and
Speaker 1: your wife of abusing children. This is getting really.
Speaker 3: Of course it is. It is again, Casey, and uh,
Speaker 3: you know we're not gonna sit back and we're not
Speaker 3: gonna take it. This is beyond politics to me. You know,
Speaker 3: when people want to destroy you because you're political views
Speaker 3: and they want to come after your family and they
Speaker 3: want to uh besubmirse your character, Uh, that's beyond politics
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Those are I'll just say it. Those are fighting words.
Speaker 3: And you best believe, just like the President does, we're
Speaker 3: gonna stand up, and we're gonna push back, and we're
Speaker 3: gonna fight. We're gonna do it in a legal way.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get all of our ducks in a row.
Speaker 3: And when it's time to go, and when our when
Speaker 3: our advisors and our attorneys tell us it's time to go,
Speaker 3: we're gonna march forward and do the right thing, because
Speaker 3: you know, we want to fix this problem. Not only
Speaker 3: do we want to defend ourselves. We want to stop
Speaker 3: this unlawful, this this moral use of taxpayer dollars to
Speaker 3: try to strike it people over political means. That is
Speaker 3: something that you saw, you know, we used to see
Speaker 3: in communist countries, in despotic countries. That's not something that
Speaker 3: we do in the United States of America. And the
Speaker 3: slip we're slope that we're all right now. The folks
Speaker 3: who are doing it now had best row us that
Speaker 3: if it continues ten years down the road, and the
Speaker 3: shoe may be on the other foot. There may be
Speaker 3: someone who doesn't like you because of your beliefs, and
Speaker 3: then what do you do when the government comes after you.
Speaker 3: We cannot tolerate this in this country. And you best believe,
Speaker 3: like I said, we're gonna fight it to the nail.
Speaker 1: And now the third one, I arguably it's it's it's
Speaker 1: more conjecture and it's not really as important of the
Speaker 1: other two we just talked about. But this narrative that
Speaker 1: people are crafting that poor Roy Cooper couldn't keep in
Speaker 1: the VP sweep stakes because you're sitting there plotting with
Speaker 1: your list of doctor evil ideas for the moment he
Speaker 1: steps out of the state for five minutes so you
Speaker 1: can implement an understate law. They is that your plan, sir?
Speaker 1: Is that what your is that what you're looking to do?
Speaker 3: When I when I took office, Casey, I made it
Speaker 3: playing publicly playing that I was willing to work with
Speaker 3: Ward Cooper on the things that we agreed with and
Speaker 3: have a friendly relationship with him. Ward Cooper refuses to
Speaker 3: have a friendly relationship with me because he's an immature
Speaker 3: political student who's only concerned about his party and his
Speaker 3: party's position. He's not concerned about the state of North Carolina.
Speaker 3: And if he was a mature individual who could work
Speaker 3: with somebody who has who had differences with, he wouldn't
Speaker 3: have to worry about leaving the state. We could communicate
Speaker 3: like adults and agree to do things in a positive way.
Speaker 3: He refuses to do it, not me, and I want
Speaker 3: to make that plane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me ask you, Let me ask you this.
Speaker 1: So this is We're sitting here and we just burned
Speaker 1: the first seven minutes of this segment on this. What
Speaker 1: is this? What suffered? What topics right now? Would you
Speaker 1: think suffered because we just had to spend seven minutes
Speaker 1: on this that you feel is being ignored in this
Speaker 1: race between you and Josh Stein? Right now?
Speaker 3: It's simple, It's simple. Josh Stein was part of is
Speaker 3: a member of a party that when they were in
Speaker 3: power in this state. When he was in the legislature
Speaker 3: in two thousand and eight, we were three to six
Speaker 3: billion dollars in debt to the federal government. The state
Speaker 3: was dead broke. We couldn't even pay our state workers.
Speaker 3: We were furloughing them because we couldn't afford to pay them.
Speaker 3: Teacher pay had to be frozen for six years. Casey
Speaker 3: six years. Nobody wanted to come here and do business.
Speaker 3: Nobody I felt those times. We were small business owners
Speaker 3: back then. It was tough because we had people passing
Speaker 3: bad policy and running this state into the ground. Republicans
Speaker 3: took over in twenty ten. Fourteen years later, Look where
Speaker 3: we are now. We got a five billion dollar serverplus
Speaker 3: we're the number two business destination in the nation. We
Speaker 3: were number one for two years. And now everybody wants
Speaker 3: to come to the State of North Carolina do business
Speaker 3: because we're sitting on firm financial footing. Small business follows
Speaker 3: and then in the history of the state ever over
Speaker 3: the last couple of years, why because Republicans have put
Speaker 3: us on a pathway to success. It's clear what the
Speaker 3: difference is in this state. I'm part of a winning
Speaker 3: team that got us out of the economic doldrum. Josh
Speaker 3: Stein was a part of the team that had a
Speaker 3: deep end those dobels. If he becomes a governor of state,
Speaker 3: he'll do everything he can to take us back to
Speaker 3: prior to twenty teen, those same bad policy see champion
Speaker 3: back then, He'll champion them again. People need to understand
Speaker 3: that want to be successful in this state, we need
Speaker 3: to partner with folks who want success, not people who
Speaker 3: have been deeply mired in failure.
Speaker 1: It's pretty clear that who you or Josh Stein are
Speaker 1: able to surround themselves with and the resources that you
Speaker 1: all are going to have available should either one of
Speaker 1: you become governor. Are influence matters? So when you're sitting
Speaker 1: at the RNC, I mean, were you talking, Did you
Speaker 1: get a chance to talk to Trump? Are you working
Speaker 1: connections there? How does that impact the ability of Mark
Speaker 1: Robinson to govern because it's pretty clear that Democrats have
Speaker 1: a huge bench when it comes from outside of the state.
Speaker 1: So what are those connections you're up there making?
Speaker 3: Well. I did not get to speak to President Trump
Speaker 3: at the convention. However, I did speak to him the
Speaker 3: weekend before last. I spoke with him by phone. We
Speaker 3: are closely connected. He has endorsed me, I have endorsed him.
Speaker 3: We have become quite close. Our policies aligned almost mirror
Speaker 3: each other. We're both all about physical responsibility and making
Speaker 3: sure that we're building the groundwork that the people can
Speaker 3: build themselves up on. And we feel confident when President
Speaker 3: Trump becomes president and I become governor that we can
Speaker 3: partner with him at the federal level, and then we
Speaker 3: can partner with other governors here in the Southeast region
Speaker 3: and across the nation who are conservatives to help continue
Speaker 3: to make America great. Because we really feel that the
Speaker 3: lynx pen In all of this are the top level,
Speaker 3: the CEO, so to speak, of these states who are
Speaker 3: willing to be number one business friendly, be motivated, be
Speaker 3: closely connected to folks in the business community and across
Speaker 3: the state, and in the fields of education and others
Speaker 3: and medicine that we can bring to the table, to
Speaker 3: bring that energy that really does make the state great,
Speaker 3: because guess what, the government doesn't make the state great
Speaker 3: or America great. What makes the state and nation great
Speaker 3: are the people. Their intelligence, their energy, their innovation. That's
Speaker 3: what we want to bring to the table. And that's
Speaker 3: the same thing President Trump is going to do at
Speaker 3: the federal level. Partner those few things together and we
Speaker 3: can't favor them.
Speaker 1: I have a follow up to that, but I have
Speaker 1: to ask this. Does he like so you're on the
Speaker 1: phone with him, obviously after what happened in Butler, PA,
Speaker 1: do you just like not acknowledge it? Does he bring
Speaker 1: it up? I mean, what's his mood about it? What's
Speaker 1: his mood?
Speaker 3: Oh? No, he he is, indeed, I believe a changed man.
Speaker 3: He realizes he recognizes the miracle that happened on that stage.
Speaker 3: And I fled out and told him you know. I
Speaker 3: just told him, Jasey, he is definitely my inspiration. He
Speaker 3: is an individual who does not need to be president.
Speaker 3: He doesn't need money, fortune, fame, power, none of it.
Speaker 3: He had it all and he was willing to give
Speaker 3: all of it up for the country that blessed him
Speaker 3: so much. He was willing to give it all up.
Speaker 3: He's had his reputation destroyed, He's been roundly criticized by
Speaker 3: many Republicans, all the Democrats, in the entire left wing media.
Speaker 3: He's been attacked illegally, he's been attacked legislatively and the
Speaker 3: god and now he had almost had his life taken
Speaker 3: and he keeps going. That's the American spirit, and that's
Speaker 3: what we all need to display. It's time for us,
Speaker 3: people that say that we love this country to realize
Speaker 3: something somebody sacrificed for us. The people laying in their
Speaker 3: grace today because they were willing to lay down their lives,
Speaker 3: give their lives for our freedom. If pop us to
Speaker 3: start realizing we got to sacrifice to keep the freedom
Speaker 3: and the blessings that we have. And this man is
Speaker 3: doing it every day, and I'm willing to do the
Speaker 3: exact same thing.
Speaker 1: Do you have COMN. I gotta tell you, I've been
Speaker 1: so beaten down over these last few weeks. And it
Speaker 1: sounds like, obviously you're filled with a lot of inspiration
Speaker 1: up at the RNC, and I can appreciate that. But
Speaker 1: I think me and a lot of folks are watching
Speaker 1: the testimony of the old Secret Service director and the
Speaker 1: testimony yesday of the interim one nobody can give a
Speaker 1: straight answer. It doesn't appear as if anyone's going to
Speaker 1: be held accountable, and the you know right now, I
Speaker 1: don't know if you're following this. The FBI came out
Speaker 1: and characterized this social media profile as the shooter is
Speaker 1: a conservative profile. The CEO of GAB came out, who
Speaker 1: produced both the request letter from the FBI and also said, no,
Speaker 1: it's one hundred and eighty degrees. He's essentially accusing the
Speaker 1: FBI of perjury. You are saying that people are weaponizing
Speaker 1: state offices. So how do you and Trump and anybody
Speaker 1: else restore confidence? I got two minutes. How do you
Speaker 1: restore confidence if all of these things are true?
Speaker 3: Mark number one. We continue to stand up, push and
Speaker 3: push the truth and continue to fight. That's number one.
Speaker 3: We got to continue to fight, and our folks have
Speaker 3: to stand behind us to make sure that they do
Speaker 3: everything they can to get us in office. But Casey, really,
Speaker 3: at the end of the day, it's about that flag
Speaker 3: that they hounded the Supreme Court justice over. We're really
Speaker 3: going to have to start appealing to Heaven. That is
Speaker 3: that is the last and final stop. In fact, it's
Speaker 3: the best off. When the government fails, when men fail,
Speaker 3: with system fails, we appeal to Heaven. We appeal to
Speaker 3: God Almighty, and we ask them for the strength and
Speaker 3: the with them to turn things around. And I truly
Speaker 3: believe we've seen it time and time in this country
Speaker 3: where he's answered the call and he's made sure that
Speaker 3: it happens. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope you didn't see the Olympic ceremony opening,
Speaker 1: because then he's probably mad at us. We should explain
Speaker 1: the locusts in Rhode Island. So absolutely.
Speaker 3: Man by Charlin Balkle looks like parable, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, no more plagues. Twenty twenty twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: All right, Mark, I appreciate the time this morning. I
Speaker 1: have a good one.
Speaker 3: Okay, Hey, thank you, Jake, appreciate you.
Speaker 1: All right, there we go. Well, that's right, I'm that guy.
Speaker 1: Are the is the locust plague Rhode Island connected to
Speaker 1: the Olympic opening ceremony? Changed my mind? So anyway, Mark
Speaker 1: Robinson there, Lieutenant governor. So look, remember he doesn't give interviews,
Speaker 1: doesn't talk about it. Well, there you go, and I'll
Speaker 1: be very interested to see when it's time to quote
Speaker 1: unquote pull the trigger, but not in the way that
Speaker 1: you Democrats are going to spin it. You know exactly
Speaker 1: what I mean. All right, creeping up on A twenty three,
Speaker 1: we'll take a break. Speaking of the Olympics, I still
Speaker 1: got to get to the audio. Somebody was actually fired
Speaker 1: pretty crazy, And hey, all of you drug addicts listening,
Speaker 1: I got some advice so you don't end up on
Speaker 1: my show that's coming up. Hang on, Oh wait? Is
Speaker 1: this wait? Hold on? Is this olive garden connected to
Speaker 1: stop it? Let me sent it? So I guess. A
Speaker 1: prison guard in Illinois was arrested after attempting to smuggle
Speaker 1: cocaine and heroin into a prison inside of frozen olive garden, lasagna?
Speaker 1: Is it olive garden?
Speaker 10: Sir?
Speaker 1: Hold on? Are you just telling me that because you
Speaker 1: think that's what I want to hear?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: It says frozen takeout lasagna in this one star. I
Speaker 1: don't know, whatever, Ross, what do you think the best
Speaker 1: olive garden dish to smuggle drugs into a federal prison
Speaker 1: would be.
Speaker 6: Lasagna? I know, ravioli or something like that.
Speaker 1: Oh, or they're kind of expecting something inside the ravioli. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right. It was reportedly, Uh it was wrapped in
Speaker 1: duct tape and uh the uh let's see here, yeah,
Speaker 1: an X ray.
Speaker 6: It's like guartificial fake olive garden because it doesn't come
Speaker 6: with the duct tape typic.
Speaker 1: No, the drugs were diference. The drugs were wrapped in
Speaker 1: duct tape, stuffed in the lasagna, and then frozen.
Speaker 6: Right, So that typically doesn't come with the meal.
Speaker 1: No, but occasionally you could get a hair right or
Speaker 1: you know it's a restaurant. Things happen usually on the
Speaker 1: outside of the food. Oh yeah, it's not like macaroni
Speaker 1: grill right please yeah, right, he's probably a finger in there.
Speaker 1: And I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Don't sue us. I'm just joking.
Speaker 1: But is macaroni? What's the what's what would you say
Speaker 1: is the uh, the poverty of fast casual chain Italian food.
Speaker 6: Runza What is it? Runs Runza is a drive through
Speaker 6: Italian restaurant that was at least in Ola, Nebraska. I
Speaker 6: think it's in the Midwest. And it's bizarre because like,
Speaker 6: I'm not eating at a restaurant that has the word
Speaker 6: runs in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never They didn't have that up in Minnesota.
Speaker 6: I believe if I remember aleets are you Nza? Runza?
Speaker 6: Runza drive through Italian like, just give me the lasagna
Speaker 6: whatever they.
Speaker 1: Yeah, although, to be fair, now it's all kind of
Speaker 1: drive through.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: You go to ali Ard, they got the four spots there,
Speaker 1: you park, they bring your food. I'm sure you've used
Speaker 1: this service before.
Speaker 6: I have many times.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I don't know, but yeah, if you if
Speaker 1: you wrap stuff in duct tape, you're gonna notice. And
Speaker 1: then she claims she didn't know that another she had
Speaker 1: been in another another prison guards house the night before,
Speaker 1: drinking and tattooing each other as you do, and she
Speaker 1: had given her some take some takeaway lasagna and she
Speaker 1: didn't know except when they cracked open her phone. She
Speaker 1: had taken a bunch of pictures of like the whole
Speaker 1: process because she's dumb. So anyway, well, now you'll be
Speaker 1: the one getting stuff smuggled to you, probably because they
Speaker 1: don't tend to play with that. Oh so disappointed. So
Speaker 1: it's googling runs up because it's been so long and
Speaker 1: it looks like they've rebranded and now they're like regular
Speaker 1: like fast food. That's so sad, dude, All right, now,
Speaker 1: how do you spell it?
Speaker 3: Are you?
Speaker 6: Unless it's a different one maybe, but are you? N
Speaker 6: z A? And what's coming up is like steak sandwiches
Speaker 6: and hamburgers and stuff. But it used to be drive
Speaker 6: through Italian because I remember we talked about all yeah,
Speaker 6: like super weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah this is weird bread ground, beef, cabbage seasoning. What
Speaker 1: what even is that is that?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I see that they're leaning into like German, some of
Speaker 1: the German stuff, and a runza is a yeast do
Speaker 1: bread pocket filled with Okay.
Speaker 6: It's probably different, different, No, I'm looking at it.
Speaker 1: Right here in Nebraska's homemade runza fast food and other Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a Nebraska thing.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 6: It used to be pasta.
Speaker 1: That's sad. They did have a really bad one up
Speaker 1: in the Twin Cities camera it was remember that time
Speaker 1: you got that job at Ciborro and then didn't show up,
Speaker 1: so does that Saborrow. Yeah. Ross made a joke on
Speaker 1: Twitter that he was working at Toborro now and Sabarro
Speaker 1: welcomed him, So I probably still think you worked there.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: You should go get an employee discount, and if they
Speaker 1: give any grief, be like, well I prove you work.
Speaker 1: Here'll be like, well here's the official Twitter account, so
Speaker 1: give me my fifteen percent off over at the mall.
Speaker 1: All right, Well that's that's drug drug thing number one
Speaker 1: or number two, because number one is this And I
Speaker 1: had to look up to make sure that this wasn't
Speaker 1: a repeat because it sounded so familiar. And I found
Speaker 1: out that the same damn thing happened. I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's the same bag or whoever makes this bag,
Speaker 1: but the same thing happened to a dude in Florida
Speaker 1: almost a year ago. So this is a fresh story.
Speaker 1: Police report that they pulled over a vehicle and when
Speaker 1: they approached the vehicle to talk to the driver, they
Speaker 1: did you know, they're police are looking for fast hands
Speaker 1: and quick movements, and I kid, there's a term for
Speaker 1: a a camera what it is, but chances are if
Speaker 1: you do that, they're gonna give you a second, third glance.
Speaker 1: And so when they approached the vehicle, they noticed the
Speaker 1: passengers kicking her feet, which is usually a pretty good
Speaker 1: indicator that something's getting kicked on the seat under the seat,
Speaker 1: but it's still not enough usually for a warrant. The
Speaker 1: problem was not she wouldn't be very good at soccer,
Speaker 1: and apparently she was kicking her feet. It actually causes
Speaker 1: like a pipe to come out. And so now they've
Speaker 1: got they're literally looking at paraphernalia and some other bags.
Speaker 1: They didn't know what it was, so now they're gonna search,
Speaker 1: and so what do they do. They they searched the passenger.
Speaker 1: They actually didn't search the whole vehicle. They searched the
Speaker 1: passenger at first. So I don't even know how the
Speaker 1: rules work. Where was this, Yeah, Florida, Of course it's Florida. Youah, surprise.
Speaker 1: They didn't search the whole thing. Well, they almost didn't
Speaker 1: have to because as they started to search the forty
Speaker 1: one year old passenger, her name is Lauren Riley, they
Speaker 1: got her her purse, opened it and inside of her
Speaker 1: purse was a bag labeled Bago Drugs, which is nice
Speaker 1: it's got a little Irish flare to it. So bago drugs. Now,
Speaker 1: what do you think might be in the bag of
Speaker 1: drugs bag? If you had to? I know we already
Speaker 1: pulled the Okham's razor ramone out, but let's do it again. Ross,
Speaker 1: what do you think might be in the bag of
Speaker 1: drugs bag?
Speaker 6: I'm going to compare this to the folder on my
Speaker 6: desktop labeled not pornography. Okay, I would definitely not drugs.
Speaker 1: Definitely, so lot all the drugs. Oh really, all the drugs.
Speaker 1: Crack cocaine, powdered cocaine, crystal math is annex marijuana, it's ketamine.
Speaker 1: Good you want to mix everything out with a disassociative. Yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: all the drugs and then all the stuff for the drugs.
Speaker 1: Inside the bag of drugs was another bag, not labeled
Speaker 1: bag of needles, unfortunately because that would have been too awesome.
Speaker 1: But it was full of needles, straws, metal spoon, glass, pipes, lighter,
Speaker 1: you know, all the all the stuff you need for
Speaker 1: all the drugs inside the drug bag labeled bag of drugs. Well,
Speaker 1: she's under arrest, so yeah, how do you They must
Speaker 1: think it's funny, right, It's like that there's a humorous
Speaker 1: or is they do they really like do you think
Speaker 1: this woman and that other idiot? Both of them are
Speaker 1: in Florida, by the way, so maybe it's just a
Speaker 1: Florida Oh, I you know what that's on me. I
Speaker 1: didn't play Florida, man, but I don't have time right now. Like,
Speaker 1: do they think that police will be like reverse psychology?
Speaker 1: I think that's the thing. It's funny. I'm trying to remember.
Speaker 1: I think there was an instance in the Johnny Depp
Speaker 1: the Herd trial. Yeah, he had a box of that
Speaker 1: was labeled like cocaine or drugs, and they were like, no,
Speaker 1: you know what it was. It was also labeled like
Speaker 1: box and.
Speaker 6: They were like three, now, mister Depp, what do you
Speaker 6: what are you keeping your in your box labeled cocaine?
Speaker 6: And he was like, that's where I keep my cocaine.
Speaker 1: Well that's good. You wouldn't want people like you wouldn't
Speaker 1: want a home intruder breaking and trying to steal his ketamine, right,
Speaker 1: And he's like, oh, this must be ketamine and then
Speaker 1: doing too much cocaine. Right. Ah.
Speaker 6: So we actually traveled. We went when we went to
Speaker 6: Tennessee for that funeral. Yeah, the back of the car
Speaker 6: was completely packed, Like it was hard putting it in there.
Speaker 6: And at the end of it, I was like, oh man,
Speaker 6: I forgot to put in my pre workout, my creatine
Speaker 6: and stuff. And I was like, so I got a
Speaker 6: big zip bloc bag and I poured it in there
Speaker 6: just so I could sandwich.
Speaker 1: It in the back of the car. And when I'm
Speaker 1: looking at it, I was holding in the kitchen. I'm like,
Speaker 1: this looks like cocaine. I'm like, this looks like straight
Speaker 1: up drugs. And if we get pulled over, they're gonna
Speaker 1: be like, sir, what is in this bag? And they're
Speaker 1: not going to believe me. We're like, I I you know,
Speaker 1: will you got your your haze right, you know.
Speaker 6: Exactly hates for sheriff. So they're going to understand that
Speaker 6: I'm a celebrity and probably let me go. But you
Speaker 6: were like, you know what odds are this is not
Speaker 6: gonna happen because I drive a speed limit whatever. So
Speaker 6: we're watching Live PD a few days ago or Patrol Lives, right, yeah,
Speaker 6: I do. So we're watching Patrol Live a few days
Speaker 6: ago and they pull over a guy and they take
Speaker 6: out this big zip bloc bag and they're like, sir,
Speaker 6: what is this?
Speaker 3: What is this?
Speaker 1: Maybe formula? And the guy goes, that's my creating, my
Speaker 1: pre workout, and they they go, come on, buddy, why
Speaker 1: would anyone put it in a bag like this?
Speaker 6: And Mark, he's just staring at the couch, staring at me.
Speaker 1: She's just like he told you, Yeah, you remember what
Speaker 1: happened to uh you guys, maybe it's maybe it's been
Speaker 1: a while.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 1: The woman who owns she's she owns owns the goat
Speaker 1: or owned the goat. She's still on the goat. I
Speaker 1: can't remember. But uh so, you know, the the famed
Speaker 1: institution on Western Boulevard, really nice people, and her and
Speaker 1: her husband had a place in Roatan, which is the
Speaker 1: part of Honduras where you do want to go usually
Speaker 1: because it's the island part, not the shooting part. So
Speaker 1: it was beautiful there. I've been to ro Ten Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
Speaker 1: And they had a place down there for years. And
Speaker 1: she had one of those those fake Arizona iced tea cans,
Speaker 1: you know, the big cans. It's actually a safe so
Speaker 1: you can hide money in there from housekeeping or whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah, stereotypes.
Speaker 1: I get it, but whatever. And so she had one
Speaker 1: of those, and I guess they were leaving Roatan and
Speaker 1: the she had it in there, and they thought it
Speaker 1: was suspicious and I guess probably because it's heavy, but
Speaker 1: it doesn't feel like liquid's in there. And so to
Speaker 1: access what was inside, they cut it in half with
Speaker 1: like a bandsaw or a hacksaw. Well, the insulating thing
Speaker 1: that gives its strength is is a powder. When you
Speaker 1: cut it, she went into a row. She went into
Speaker 1: a Honduran woman's prison for days because they wouldn't believe
Speaker 1: it wasn't cocaine. It's a wild story. Look it up. Man.
Speaker 1: So like I don't want to travel, let alone, let
Speaker 1: alone internationally, but I don't want to travel down the
Speaker 1: street with you know, something in a bag that looks
Speaker 1: like it could be cocaine. Man, all right, raced agic
Speaker 1: from the weather Channel. He knows better, and to travel
Speaker 1: with creatine and a ziplock like ross though he's asking
Speaker 1: for trouble buddy, Yes, exactly, All right, let's go ahead,
Speaker 1: let's do this and let's make it nice for once.
Speaker 9: Go ahead, Yeah, I mean not terrible today, precipitation wise,
Speaker 9: yesterday had reports across the state widely scattered of trees, down,
Speaker 9: power out, heavy rain, thunder storms.
Speaker 5: Today, probably not much.
Speaker 9: Best chance will be west into the Mountain sunshine, a
Speaker 9: few clouds. Otherwise, hot, humid, a little bit nineties across
Speaker 9: the area to feel like about one hundred, but no
Speaker 9: heat advisory. That might change tomorrow as a heated disease.
Speaker 9: I'll get a little hotter. Temperatures a little hotter, probably
Speaker 9: between ninety three to ninety seven or ninety eight. The
Speaker 9: hottest bean across the triangle could be a storm in
Speaker 9: the afternoon and evening Friday. Few afternoon storms are possible,
Speaker 9: a little bit nineties again, and over the weekend near
Speaker 9: ninety degrees or either side of it with some afternoon
Speaker 9: showers and thunderstorms. The chances toward the weekend on the coverage,
Speaker 9: I'm actually go up just a little bit. And I
Speaker 9: think today tomorrow the coverage not as widespread as it
Speaker 9: has been, so we're not worried about any severe weather,
Speaker 9: but tomorrow one or two storms that could be get
Speaker 9: the weekend. It was a good at the Friday, a
Speaker 9: little bit better than over the weekend, a little better
Speaker 9: than that.
Speaker 1: So Yeah, unfortunately, Yeah, yeah, yeah, we suffered through this,
Speaker 1: so yeah, that's okay. Ross has found out that the
Speaker 1: Bills first preseason is against the Bears next week, so
Speaker 1: he too is rooting for Hammy Pulls. So oh wow,
Speaker 1: all right, we'll talk to heel. Yeah it is yeah,
Speaker 1: get out of here, Get out of here. Dumpster fires,
Speaker 1: all right, see you there you go, Gray Stagent coming up.
Speaker 1: Jeff Bellinger and Jane. If you hang on, we'll grab
Speaker 1: your call. Hang on.
Speaker 12: Good morning, case. A big event today is the Federal
Speaker 12: Reserve announcement. The Fed wraps up two days of policy
Speaker 12: talks at two o'clock this afternoon and makes an announcement
Speaker 12: on infrast rates.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 12: Most economists predict that rates will be left on changed today,
Speaker 12: but the chair, Jerome Powell, will hint that a rate
Speaker 12: cut is likely. In September, private sector employment growth was
Speaker 12: weaker than expected. This month, ADP says one hundred twenty
Speaker 12: two thousand jobs were added. Economists predicted a gain of
Speaker 12: one hundred fifty thousand. The bulk of the hiring was
Speaker 12: in the service sector. Goods producers added just thirty seven
Speaker 12: thousand workers. Mortgage bankers saw nearly four percent drop in
Speaker 12: application volume. Last week, there were declines and applications for
Speaker 12: both new home loans and refise. The average infest rate
Speaker 12: on a thirty year fixed rate mortgage held at six
Speaker 12: point eight two percent, and the Casey, the Olympics have
Speaker 12: been a big money maker for NBC Universal. The network
Speaker 12: says advertising revenue for the Paris Games has topped the
Speaker 12: record one and a quarter billion dollars taken in for
Speaker 12: the twenty twenty games in Tokyo, Casey, can.
Speaker 1: You believe nfls tomorrow? Tomorrow?
Speaker 6: Jeff?
Speaker 1: Who by now August first? Yeah, yeah, here we go.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll talk to you tomorrow, sir. Okay, sounds good.
Speaker 1: Talk to then. Yep, all right, look at that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they still had a crap ton of those runs Is,
Speaker 1: but now they don't serve Italian foods, so you broke them.
Speaker 1: Ross was just looking at it. I realize I have
Speaker 1: eaten there. That's got to be the same company, just
Speaker 1: with different colors, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember, if I'm remembering correctly, they were red
Speaker 6: and white. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I remember driving around om my first day, like doing
Speaker 6: some explorer, you know, and I remember seeing that restaurant
Speaker 6: going nope.
Speaker 1: Why because it runs over there? And get some food. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh man, all right, so I remember, so I remember
Speaker 1: the place. There was a place when I moved the
Speaker 1: Twins Citat it had been there for like decades, and
Speaker 1: everyone's telling me to eat there, and I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: you all have Stockholm syndrome. This is awful. But then
Speaker 1: I found the original restaurant of Totinos, which is insane.
Speaker 6: They have a restaurant.
Speaker 1: Yes, it started in a restaurant and they have and
Speaker 1: so you can go and get and it tastes like
Speaker 1: a Totino's, but it's looks like a properly assembled one,
Speaker 1: but like they still have the chunk square pepperoni, but
Speaker 1: you know, bigger dough and cheese and all that. It's wild.
Speaker 1: Everyone there is a member.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just completely.
Speaker 1: It's directly next to the old Schlitz brewery. They're not
Speaker 1: slits the other one that the Hams. It's next to
Speaker 1: the Hams Brewery or whatever. Yeah, but it's not that
Speaker 1: hand now it's a micro brewer. So it's it's just crazy,
Speaker 1: all right. I told Jane, I get to her call,
Speaker 1: so let me do that talking about drunk food. Janet,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 11: Hey, that's born the Colin mentioned. I don't know if
Speaker 11: I'm the only one. The only let to restore any
Speaker 11: confidence for me in the US government and all of
Speaker 11: it's affiliated departments would be for somebody to go in
Speaker 11: there and clean house. Okay, Derel Lixen has become the
Speaker 11: standard for all of them. They're up there to protect
Speaker 11: and serve us.
Speaker 1: There's no accountability. There's no accountability. Peter Struck just got
Speaker 1: to check for a million dollars this week. Let that
Speaker 1: settle in for everybody, right, yes, right.
Speaker 11: Their responsibility is to preschection some of us, and they've
Speaker 11: chosen their election in favor of their own bank accounts
Speaker 11: and power. I've put my own local departments on notice
Speaker 11: that this is their election and it will no longer
Speaker 11: be tolerated. It's not acceptible.
Speaker 1: Then we got to figure and thank you for the
Speaker 1: call there, Janet, because now when you say go in
Speaker 1: there and clear it out, what they're like, Janets wants
Speaker 1: a shooter to go in there. No, Janet wants accountability.
Speaker 1: So do I And let me correct myself. I said
Speaker 1: that Peter Struck just got a check for a million dollars.
Speaker 1: That is incorrect. He got one for one point two
Speaker 1: five million dollars and irschik Lowis learners living fat on
Speaker 1: her pension right now, So there you go.