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Speaker 1: Ross I can't remember all the endorsements that he does
Speaker 1: all of that stuff, but man, you know you're reading
Speaker 1: that at to the back of your by. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I hope I don't. I don't need to call these
Speaker 1: guys out again or the first time or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: And I'm sitting there, sitting there yesterday. I'm not sick,
Speaker 1: but I came to the realization that perhaps the the
Speaker 1: wind and the rain and everything else may have compromised
Speaker 1: some of my house. So that was my morning yesterday.
Speaker 1: So and just finding this out now, although I'm sure
Speaker 1: Ros's made up a fanciful story of me being at
Speaker 1: the DNC or something. Can you imagine being is it
Speaker 1: Raskin's Jewish. I'm trying to remember who's all Jewish who
Speaker 1: spoke yesterday, having to weed through the sea of those folks.
Speaker 1: That is straight up, and I did pull a list
Speaker 1: here that is straight up like an anti Semitic protest.
Speaker 1: At this point, I know not everyone there is that.
Speaker 1: Some people are just like I'm a Democrat and I
Speaker 1: want you to I want universal whatever. All right, I
Speaker 1: probably disagree with you, but we can talk about it.
Speaker 1: But man, I was looking at those crowd shots yesterday,
Speaker 1: not a fan of not a fan of Israel. And
Speaker 1: I remember one of the things that and I've talked
Speaker 1: about this that I that was really interesting to me.
Speaker 1: The first it was the RNC was the first of
Speaker 1: these I've covered. I've been to two rn CS, one DNC.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, what fascinated me is I walked around. I
Speaker 1: spent a lot of days just walking around talking to protesters,
Speaker 1: and for the most part, they'll engage with you, or
Speaker 1: they would then they would engage with you, and you know,
Speaker 1: there was like, let's see, this was McCain was the
Speaker 1: first one I went to. So you know, this is
Speaker 1: right in the middle of Iraq, Afghanistan. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of that stuff. Okay, there's a lot of you know,
Speaker 1: typical policies that politicians debate.
Speaker 3: But man, you had to go out of your way
Speaker 3: to really.
Speaker 1: Find the lunatics, because the lunatics are generally over by
Speaker 1: the state capitol fighting police or with their little anarchist collectives,
Speaker 1: with their their own they have their own like medical team.
Speaker 1: They have like little red tape crosses on them, and
Speaker 1: they just carry around milk of magnesia to dump in
Speaker 1: your eyes when you inevitably get pepper sprayed. I had.
Speaker 1: There was a dude I interviewed who was protesting for
Speaker 1: the US's non involvement in the reunification of Ireland. Okay,
Speaker 1: good on you, sir. He was actually a lot of
Speaker 1: fun to talk to. That being said, I don't know
Speaker 1: that I'd go stick a microphone in the face of
Speaker 1: the protesters out there up in Chicago. Man, I mean,
Speaker 1: you want to talk about a bunch of rabbid individuals,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure it's not all of them, but holy hell,
Speaker 1: you didn't have to look far. Last night's funeral was
Speaker 1: well attended and I can think of nothing else to
Speaker 1: call it. They eulogized Joe Biden before wheeling him out
Speaker 1: at what like midnight?
Speaker 3: Like midnight?
Speaker 1: Who was putting that schedule together and thought to themselves,
Speaker 1: all right, so where do we where do we stick
Speaker 1: captains sundown? I don't know how about at the end?
Speaker 1: It was what mid I didn't stay up to watch it.
Speaker 1: I was watching it, this White Ross. I'm assuming you
Speaker 1: didn't stamp and watch that whole thing last night. I
Speaker 1: had to ask. I had to ask, all right, no,
Speaker 1: who thought to put it there? Who's like, yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: here's what we want to Well stick them at the
Speaker 1: very end, I'm sure won't be a problem at all.
Speaker 1: And you know what turned into a little bit of
Speaker 1: a problem. So we got a bunch of sound for you.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that. Uh, let's see here. Oh that's good,
Speaker 1: all right, Oh we'll feel we get to the sound
Speaker 1: here in the next segment, because I want to run
Speaker 1: a few of these in a row.
Speaker 3: Also, Ross, you have willed.
Speaker 1: Into existence the next great beef among presidential contenders.
Speaker 3: Did you realize this?
Speaker 1: I have never I had never talked about a runza
Speaker 1: until what like a week ago, and then we had
Speaker 1: to figure out what that is. If you don't know
Speaker 1: what a Runza is, and I'm sure most people don't.
Speaker 1: I still have no idea what it.
Speaker 4: Is now the solicit So this comes across my timeline
Speaker 4: over the weekend. I'm like, well, if you ever need
Speaker 4: any more proof, yes, that we are in a simulation.
Speaker 4: That's it. And how often this has happened on this show,
Speaker 4: like all the time? Oh yeah, picked everything, dude, We'll
Speaker 4: just bring up something random and then it's in the
Speaker 4: news like some politicians bringing up for some reason. Please,
Speaker 4: how many of you ever thought we'd talked about a
Speaker 4: Runza again unless you went on a trip to Omaha, right,
Speaker 4: And and by the way, you have to know the
Speaker 4: history of Runza, which these guys aren't giving you.
Speaker 3: Ross gave you.
Speaker 1: The history of Runza. Runza used to didn't used to
Speaker 1: sell Runza's.
Speaker 3: What was it about?
Speaker 4: Either that or I'm old in my mind is conflating
Speaker 4: one rest another.
Speaker 3: I checked your work.
Speaker 1: It clearly is whoever took over this literally, whether they
Speaker 1: acquired the other franchise, because I had I had gone
Speaker 1: to this place and I looked up and it's in
Speaker 1: It's in the same spot, but it was under different ownership.
Speaker 1: So I'm assuming the Runza expanded and bought out the
Speaker 1: Italian place. That would make sense. That being said, a
Speaker 1: ronza is a hot pocket, which should be fighting words
Speaker 1: in the streets of omahah. But I don't care. It's
Speaker 1: arguably a better hot pocket. I've eaten these before. I've
Speaker 1: eaten because I was in Minnesota for eight years. If
Speaker 1: there is a Germanic dish that can be baked, the
Speaker 1: Germans will eat it and then they'll then bring it
Speaker 1: to the Lutheran church. That's Minnesota. We do barbecue. North
Speaker 1: Carolina we do barbeque. They do hot dish, and I've
Speaker 1: had some really good hot dish. I think I'm ah,
Speaker 1: I think I'm.
Speaker 3: Going with barbecue.
Speaker 1: So that being said, so now that's like the Great Battle.
Speaker 1: I'll bring up to speed on this. But we have
Speaker 1: willed into it. You know what we should do, ross
Speaker 1: We should use our powers for good, maybe willing to
Speaker 1: exist in some limited government or something something, or at
Speaker 1: the very least uh uh, if we can get them
Speaker 1: talking about olive garden.
Speaker 3: Do you think all.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, I'm I'm not even lying. I saw
Speaker 4: that in my feed, like I saw the news with
Speaker 4: the walls saying that crap and I'm like, you've got
Speaker 4: to be kidding me, Like, what are the odds of
Speaker 4: that He's.
Speaker 1: Listening to the show all the time.
Speaker 3: This happens all the time.
Speaker 1: You know, all these guys listen, they won't admit it,
Speaker 1: all right, So I just for it. Just to be clear,
Speaker 1: the definition of a runza is a yeast dough bread
Speaker 1: pocket filled with ground beef, cabbage, sour crown, onions, and seasonings.
Speaker 1: Doesn't have to be all but any of the above.
Speaker 1: That's a hot pocket. I don't even remember what we
Speaker 1: were talking about. You asked me, like, what is the
Speaker 1: worst fast food restaurant I ever went to?
Speaker 2: Whatever?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't even remember what the topic what? And
Speaker 4: I just said runs And then we did the whole
Speaker 4: segment on ronza. Yeah, like week one, week two segments.
Speaker 1: I checked it when we came back and we're like, yep,
Speaker 1: no this this this so ah so is now Walls
Speaker 1: is dunking on.
Speaker 4: There's something that said I have it that I have
Speaker 4: a gift.
Speaker 1: It's mostly you though, and then people with a fake
Speaker 1: Big Boon beer in their profile. So I don't know,
Speaker 1: we're gonna need a double blind study. On the bride side,
Speaker 1: it's kind of poor food, and if he gets his way,
Speaker 1: you're gonna need it.
Speaker 3: So well, we'll get to that. Lieutenant governor.
Speaker 1: Minnesota used to have a really really good relationship with
Speaker 1: Tim Pleenni's lieutenant governor.
Speaker 3: She was a woman who.
Speaker 1: Really loved to hunt and fish, like a lot more
Speaker 1: than your typical politician. She was really good at it,
Speaker 1: and she was like northern womens northern Minnesota, had the.
Speaker 3: Fargo accent and just just.
Speaker 1: A really great, really great lady. But she was not
Speaker 1: really political. I had not gotten to know. I know,
Speaker 1: she's I know that's weird to say lieutenant governor. She
Speaker 1: was political in like her small her smaller stuff that
Speaker 1: she would do, and so it was kind of surprising
Speaker 1: that Tim brought her in. I thought she was great,
Speaker 1: but she understood the job. Lieutenant governor is not to
Speaker 1: be the political pistol whipper the whole time either or
Speaker 1: sometimes it is to be. And they run together in Minnesota,
Speaker 1: so it's a little different. I am. So this lady
Speaker 1: is an absolute joe, this Peggy flanagain. I was just
Speaker 1: I was reading up on her. So I want to
Speaker 1: be a little more educate. We have a cut that's
Speaker 1: not really super political. It's kind of funny, but holy hell,
Speaker 1: how times have changed. All right, six sixteen, we'll dive
Speaker 1: into the cesspool. Next, Hang on, did they breath? They
Speaker 1: breached the fence all round. You can't breach the fence
Speaker 1: on the first day because here's the deal.
Speaker 3: And I mean this seriously, you absolute lunatics.
Speaker 1: It's the anticipation, it's the going back to that the
Speaker 1: McCain RNC. And it was interesting to be here because
Speaker 1: it was held in the city of Saint Paul, and
Speaker 1: I was living in the city.
Speaker 3: I could walk there.
Speaker 1: It was I lived like four blocks from this mayhem,
Speaker 1: which is great when you're gonna you want to go
Speaker 1: watch a hockey match, go watch a hockey match, and
Speaker 1: you just pop on over boom, there you go four blocks.
Speaker 1: When it is infested the entire downtown, it's just pandemonia.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: But when you're in the bit.
Speaker 1: As I am, that's fun. And every single day there
Speaker 1: was games what are we gonna do? How are we
Speaker 1: gonna screw with them? And and they would throw feces
Speaker 1: and urine on delegates through bus windows and now all
Speaker 1: the buses and it was warm. Remember this is August
Speaker 1: pretty warm in Minnesota, so they start, you know, they
Speaker 1: start throwing that. So now all the people in the
Speaker 1: buses they have to have all the windows up and
Speaker 1: and even then they're leaving like random protesters or leaving
Speaker 1: backpacks against the fence. Just leave a backpack there. You
Speaker 1: would not understand the level of mayhem that causes, because
Speaker 1: now you have this event that tens of thousands of
Speaker 1: people are trying to stream into, and you've essentially closed
Speaker 1: off half the security perimeter. So you know, they go ahead,
Speaker 1: and they go ahead and do all this insanity, and
Speaker 1: then every day it's like, what are they going to
Speaker 1: get in? How are they going to get in? And
Speaker 1: then slowly some of them would get in, and it
Speaker 1: was really crazy. And this hasn't talked about enough. They
Speaker 1: would have they'd get them and they would have credentials
Speaker 1: for like MSNBC and stuff, and they were guests, so
Speaker 1: they had these credentials because they had their little stages
Speaker 1: set up. MSNBC, CNN, Fox all had their broadcast inside,
Speaker 1: but they also had like a big outside broadcast, and
Speaker 1: that's where a lot of it what happens. You'd have
Speaker 1: the crowd stuff. They won't do it now they all
Speaker 1: sit in there with the green screen for obvious reasons.
Speaker 3: So they would sit in there, and.
Speaker 1: They would sit in there, and if they needed somebody
Speaker 1: to come in and.
Speaker 3: Guess they could. They really had this pretty.
Speaker 1: Limitless supply of guest credentials, which I don't understand how
Speaker 1: any of that works, considering all the crap we had
Speaker 1: to go through. And one night, I can't remember who
Speaker 1: was speaking, all of a sudden, a bunch of women
Speaker 1: are standing in the crowd screaming, and they were it
Speaker 1: was Code Pink who had gotten their hands of like
Speaker 1: twenty credentials. All right, but that's not a fence breach,
Speaker 1: that's an infiltration, if you will. But eventually, as the
Speaker 1: week went on, the anticipation of everyone, there are they
Speaker 1: going to get through the fence? That was a constant.
Speaker 1: Everyone was talking about that. Like I came through the
Speaker 1: security it was the East security perimeter, and that was
Speaker 1: why I would come in. So then I had to
Speaker 1: walk all the way around them, very lazy, and people
Speaker 1: would be like, yeah, I don't I don't want to
Speaker 1: come in through there. They're screaming, and some guy tried
Speaker 1: to run in, and so that was what people were
Speaker 1: talking about but it was like the set, it was
Speaker 1: the Vice, it was the Sarah Palin day when the
Speaker 1: women got in, and that's who they were screaming at.
Speaker 1: That's four days into this thing, decision turn way hold on,
Speaker 1: not so yesterday they went to rite at it. All right,
Speaker 1: it's pretty innocuous what they're screaming there. Whose streets are streets?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not innocuous because they're essentially challenging the
Speaker 1: security of the of the whole thing. That being said,
Speaker 1: you do it on day one, and they're just gonna
Speaker 1: move you back. They reset the perimeter and it looks
Speaker 1: like they expanded it a little over there, and eventually
Speaker 1: now you're not gonna be able to scream like a
Speaker 1: lunatic at the people you want to scream at. You know,
Speaker 1: for all the stuff that was going on with the
Speaker 1: r n C, I would make a point actually to
Speaker 1: go in through the vip entrance for a couple of reasons.
Speaker 3: One, the line was a little short.
Speaker 1: You never knew who you were going to stand next
Speaker 1: to in line, and that was the day Jeb Bush
Speaker 1: cut everyone in line, and so I instantly hated him.
Speaker 1: But also it's where the streamers would line up, so
Speaker 1: if you wanted to see the craziest, did have them there,
Speaker 1: and they weren't fifty yards away. I you know, in
Speaker 1: today's modern age, I wonder if that you can get
Speaker 1: with him fifty yards most of these cats at any
Speaker 1: of these things, and so.
Speaker 3: They would just screen. And then it was also.
Speaker 1: The most of the protesters were, you know, on message.
Speaker 1: They pretty much had one thing. But every now and
Speaker 1: then you'd get somebody who clearly is a guy that
Speaker 1: you would want to go to a sporting event with
Speaker 1: if he was going to trash talk the team playing
Speaker 1: your team, because they had a bunch of doozies. And
Speaker 1: then what was funny if somebody throws something in there
Speaker 1: and it was clearly an insult and like Bob Dole
Speaker 1: or somebody standing in line, and then Bob Dole would laugh, right,
Speaker 1: And I look at that lighthearted, and I remember that
Speaker 1: being a really crazy. It was one of the craziest
Speaker 1: situations I was ever in just walking the streets with
Speaker 1: those lunatics, the violent ones, not the guy hold the
Speaker 1: Irish sign. And yet there was still this little bit
Speaker 1: of cut up that was happening there. It was so
Speaker 1: weird to me, But it also shows you how fake
Speaker 1: politics is. So yeah, I did see a lot of
Speaker 1: the Lizard person ing stuff, people putting that stuff around.
Speaker 1: I can never tell if people are joking or not.
Speaker 1: There was I don't even know this woman is. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. This woman is a redheaded woman who was
Speaker 1: speaking at the DNC. I call her name up, but
Speaker 1: that's not where we're doing it. Like there's superclips of
Speaker 1: her going around because she's like, I don't know how
Speaker 1: to describe it other than like a snake.
Speaker 4: With her tongue.
Speaker 1: And it's obviously just a tick that she has. But man,
Speaker 1: you throw a tongue tick into the mix of politics
Speaker 1: these days and you're on team Lizard person there, So
Speaker 1: I don't know, ross do you think it was. That's
Speaker 1: a little weird to do with your face while you're talking.
Speaker 1: Some people have different ticks, I guess. And then she
Speaker 1: ate that fly and I'm like, well, what's happening. But
Speaker 1: you didn't need to look any further than that. You
Speaker 1: just had to hold out to the very end. Pulled
Speaker 1: out to the very end, you're gonna get treated with
Speaker 1: the commander in chief, So you know the deal. They
Speaker 1: come in at the beginning like, hey, how you doing. Hey,
Speaker 1: I know you're all here for me and some other stuff.
Speaker 1: I'll see you guys end of the week. And then
Speaker 1: they pop down do their thing and then come back
Speaker 1: and then then that's one of the big speeches. Well,
Speaker 1: they wheeled Biden in and it's midnight, folks. Remember this
Speaker 1: is a guy where most of the stuff that they
Speaker 1: have him do is during the day because if not eventually,
Speaker 1: then it's the it's the debate. Now, granted he's not
Speaker 1: got well I shouldn't say that. He's probably gonna have
Speaker 1: people screaming at him. I guarantee you protesters are gonna
Speaker 1: interrupt while you're speaking.
Speaker 3: The DNC they always do.
Speaker 1: So, so he comes out and let's just say, if
Speaker 1: this is a reflection of what we're gonna get, let's
Speaker 1: do this thing.
Speaker 5: Turning, Robie Wade, did you heard earlier tonight the United
Speaker 5: States Supreme Court majority wrote the following quote, Women are
Speaker 5: not without electrical were not allowed. There's not without electoral
Speaker 5: electoral what.
Speaker 6: Or political power.
Speaker 1: Now, keep in mind, since he's not getting the nomination,
Speaker 1: and whatever he does later this week to set up
Speaker 1: Kamala won't have to be a long speech, but it's
Speaker 1: still going to be at the end of the night,
Speaker 1: and I, you know what, I have a question, is
Speaker 1: he going to I mean, traditionally, if you're the outgoing president,
Speaker 1: you're handing over the reins you're supposed to. But it's
Speaker 1: so weird, so I don't know. Maybe he won't off
Speaker 1: to check the schedule, but I don't.
Speaker 4: Think I think that was it?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 1: Because traditionally, if you're the incumbent and you're handing it
Speaker 1: over to your potential successor, like you know what, like
Speaker 1: HW or.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, like.
Speaker 1: A well whom I think, who's the last president of
Speaker 1: Republican hand it over to somebody who was successful?
Speaker 2: Reagan?
Speaker 1: I guess huh, so I guess Reagan would be the
Speaker 1: last example. So you don't think there is anything that
Speaker 1: would happen.
Speaker 4: I think that's it.
Speaker 3: I did see he's going on a week vacation.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I saw U holes in front of the White House yesterday.
Speaker 1: Isn't it funny? But they rant you holes. I mean nothing,
Speaker 1: they'll knock on U haul good for you. It's just
Speaker 1: whenever you see that, they're like, wait, you guys have
Speaker 1: U holes. Although didn't Trump use a U haul.
Speaker 4: I think the idiot. They were rumors going around yesterday
Speaker 4: that they were like, oh, but he's gonna, you know,
Speaker 4: announce his resignation at the DNC and they're going to
Speaker 4: kick him out.
Speaker 1: He's been evicted, Doe. They eulogized him. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: being at your own funeral, just sitting there. There was
Speaker 1: a little pripe story, he's got some little presidential box somewhere, like,
Speaker 1: who are they talking about that guy? Sounds like he
Speaker 1: really accomplished a lot. Was talking about you, Joe. Anyway,
Speaker 1: back to repeal the nineteenth I can't figure out what
Speaker 1: Biden's argument is here. Let's listen again this.
Speaker 5: Decision over turning Rob Wade. Did you heard earlier tonight
Speaker 5: you're not a state Supreme Court majority the following quote.
Speaker 5: Women are not without electrical were not allowed. There's not
Speaker 5: without electoral electoral.
Speaker 1: By the way, just guys, you want to keep your
Speaker 1: woman happy, make sure she has electrical They're big fans
Speaker 1: of that, but I am too, so.
Speaker 6: Or political power is going on, no kidding, Margue.
Speaker 9: Republic has found out the power women in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 9: and Donald Trump is going to find out the power
Speaker 9: women in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: All right, so uh yeah, and then he did the
Speaker 1: bloodbath thing, you know, pretty much the standard stuff that
Speaker 1: they got programmed into his brain. But it was not
Speaker 1: without trying. They were having some teleprompter mentalfunctions yesterday for
Speaker 1: some of the earlier speakers. If you've got to be
Speaker 1: if you're Biden's got you gotta be terrified watching that.
Speaker 1: Jamie Rascal was up there speaking and just stopped, just
Speaker 1: stopped and stared. It was awe And I understand why
Speaker 1: he was speaking specifically about some numbers. And I actually
Speaker 1: understand why he stopped there. I mean, a better orator
Speaker 1: can usually paloor, you know, get around it. But he
Speaker 1: was reading some specific numbers. But if you're Biden's people,
Speaker 1: you're why you're like, we need new teleprompters now, or
Speaker 1: you get that. But leading the charge on the eulogy,
Speaker 1: it wasn't that Biden, No, No, it was this one and.
Speaker 10: Weeks ago when I saw.
Speaker 1: Him dip Oh, by the way, get your BS detector out,
Speaker 1: tell me if it pings.
Speaker 10: It all and weeks ago when I saw him dig
Speaker 10: deep into his soul and decide to no longer seek
Speaker 10: reelection and endorse Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: He dug deep in his soul.
Speaker 1: Huh. Really, I can't imagine being a fly on the
Speaker 1: wall in the residential part of the White House over
Speaker 1: the last probably the whole presidency, but definitely over the
Speaker 1: last month or so.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're putting on the face for politics.
Speaker 1: And remember she was the one arguing against it from
Speaker 1: all the reports, right. Remember it was Jill Biden and
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden previously. I get a Hunter's motivation, who were
Speaker 1: like you know they were they were intentionally like blocking
Speaker 1: staff and others from like some of the meetings she
Speaker 1: was showing up to, like policy meetings and daily reads
Speaker 1: and stuff, which I didn't know that was allowed. I
Speaker 1: guess it would be. You're probably gonna have to have
Speaker 1: that clearance for living in the White House. But holy hell,
Speaker 1: I dig deep in his soul. He got He got
Speaker 1: put out to bed or put out to pasture by
Speaker 1: his own team. He did the American they did to him,
Speaker 1: the American version of what they did to the former
Speaker 1: Chinese Prime minister. Right where he's just sitting in the
Speaker 1: media at the party meetings, like Hey, I'm a big deal,
Speaker 1: look at this. I get to sit right up front.
Speaker 1: Hey I have an idea that's not exactly your Wait,
Speaker 1: where are we going?
Speaker 3: Where are we going? And then you get that they
Speaker 3: literally took him out.
Speaker 1: Has anyone seen him with AI nowadays they probably be like, no,
Speaker 1: he's partly he's down in Singapore, he's on the beach,
Speaker 1: is having a great time. And so you got to
Speaker 1: struggle through that. And here's the deal. I actually feel
Speaker 1: bad for.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden with this stuff.
Speaker 1: Man. I quickly forget it when I see some of
Speaker 1: the policy stuff he supports. And what an absolute you know,
Speaker 1: pre program programmable, whatever's on the ticket. Yeah, we'll get
Speaker 1: behind even if it includes anti Semites and stuff. But
Speaker 1: that being said, man, that's got to be tough. Because
Speaker 1: a guy's a politician by trade. It feels pretty good.
Speaker 1: I'm sure to have that much power. But you've grown
Speaker 1: to this pinnacle of your profession and you know whatever
Speaker 1: way you got there, and now everyone's just like, we
Speaker 1: have no more use for you anymore. We brought you,
Speaker 1: we brought you in to screw up Trump and and whatever,
Speaker 1: but now nobody used for you anymore. And then you
Speaker 1: got to listen to people literally do your eulogy, and
Speaker 1: then you even bring up DNC. Uh, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: every time like Hillary c who's bringing Hillary in there?
Speaker 11: Cares about kids and families, cares about America.
Speaker 3: I'm sure she does. You know the kids, I care
Speaker 3: about the families.
Speaker 1: I've fed the orphans you created with your murder list?
Speaker 3: How many orphans is that?
Speaker 1: Do we know? I've seen the tally of bodies. I
Speaker 1: don't know what the orphan number is, but that's gonna
Speaker 1: be a lot of orphans. Or what about the kids
Speaker 1: in Haiti? The six or so your foundation cared about?
Speaker 1: And if you're Joe Biden, here's the thing. If age
Speaker 1: and time permits you, you can bet your butt they're
Speaker 1: not inviting you back to the next DNC. Not a chance.
Speaker 1: You think for a moment they're going to wheel Biden
Speaker 1: out for political purposes. If after the election, right, everything
Speaker 1: kind of settles down. Do you think they're bringing Biden
Speaker 1: in for policy stuff, which is what you do with
Speaker 1: a former president. Trump didn't do it as much because
Speaker 1: obviously he's picking fights with the RNC, But that's what
Speaker 1: they do. Even Bush, who said he was kind of
Speaker 1: retiring from it, he'd step up where you needed it.
Speaker 1: I don't think Joe Biden gets an ask never again.
Speaker 1: I think he realizes that. For that, I'm sad for
Speaker 1: him as a person because I wouldn't want to be
Speaker 1: in that situation. But then he speaks and I'm like, oh.
Speaker 4: The more I think about it, I would imagine they're
Speaker 4: going to have Obama introduce Kamala Harris on Thursday that.
Speaker 1: It's funny you mentioned that as I'm thinking about I'm
Speaker 1: trying to do this segment. I was before I looked
Speaker 1: it up. I was like, I wonder if it's Obama. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they'll say it's due to the historical nature, right.
Speaker 1: But then but then you're giving away the game and
Speaker 1: you're like, oh, so you know a white person indorsing
Speaker 1: her or introducing her. Yeah, you're probably right, probably is
Speaker 1: going to be Obama. I mean just lives down the street.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm sorry, he lives on that island anyway.
Speaker 1: Six forty five hang on.
Speaker 3: I was looking at the.
Speaker 1: List of the those are the announced groups, and it's
Speaker 1: like a big chunk of them are the college campus
Speaker 1: hamas idiots or organizations that.
Speaker 3: Worked with them.
Speaker 1: So you know, for that, for that reason, I may
Speaker 1: watch some of it today right around the time it
Speaker 1: starts to get dark, and the delegate more of the
Speaker 1: VIPs and then some of the returning from dinner. Delegates
Speaker 1: is high time for their lunacy because it's right in
Speaker 1: front of prime time. Oh yeah, I learned so much
Speaker 1: in Arla's with the Saint Paul Police when they were
Speaker 1: just filling us in on all this stuff that's, you know,
Speaker 1: as part of the playbook at one of these events.
Speaker 1: And it is a playbook. It is absolutely script and
Speaker 1: structure to get what you want. And I understand, here's
Speaker 1: the deal. Forget the anti semitism part and the sear lunacy.
Speaker 1: If you have a position, a policy position, or something
Speaker 1: you won't listen to that, you could write letters or
Speaker 1: you can do things that bring much more awareness to it.
Speaker 1: So I understand when people do that. The thing is
Speaker 1: the stuff that they do is many times illegal or
Speaker 1: at the very least it strikes as immoral in the
Speaker 1: audience that you're trying to get over to your position.
Speaker 1: Nobody tuned into the Columbia College campus stuff.
Speaker 3: And wait, you know what, maybe they're right.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're right, So yeah, it'll be bad example after
Speaker 1: bad example. But that's how we're rolling this morning. But
Speaker 1: then they did something to me. They brought Kamala into
Speaker 1: the mix. She, of course, will be responsible for a
Speaker 1: mach longer speech. I was. By the way, Rosa was
Speaker 1: not able to find who's introducing, so I'll keep looking.
Speaker 1: But I like our theory of Obama. I think that's
Speaker 1: probably a pretty good theory.
Speaker 4: No, especially because they're trying to make her into Obama
Speaker 4: two point zero anyway, So yeah, I mean that's what
Speaker 4: they're running on, right, he ran and hoping she's running
Speaker 4: on quote joy.
Speaker 3: Well, hypothetically she is. Did I use that word right?
Speaker 1: I can never remember if I used that word right, Kamala,
Speaker 1: did I use that word correctly?
Speaker 12: There is this wonderful word that has a great meaning,
Speaker 12: and it's called hypothesis.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: That's where you wave the watch in front of somebody
Speaker 1: and have them count backwards, right, and then they tell
Speaker 1: you about that time they were with their uncle. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right? Is that what this is? I'm confused?
Speaker 3: School me please.
Speaker 12: There is this wonderful word that has a great meaning,
Speaker 12: and it's called hypothesis, which means.
Speaker 3: Which, by the way, why is that fuddy?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 13: That you have an idea?
Speaker 12: And then it is well, accepted, it will be tested
Speaker 12: and then you will learn whether it was correct or not.
Speaker 14: But there will be no pride.
Speaker 12: Associated with the hypothesis because after all, it was a hypothesis.
Speaker 12: And then you will reconvene and then create a new hypothesis.
Speaker 1: Okay, by the way, I just if I could. For
Speaker 1: a moment, I was wrong. I thought it was the
Speaker 1: thing with the watch. Okay, you're talking about the other thing.
Speaker 1: Are hypothesis well respected? Initially?
Speaker 4: Hypothesis is an idea or solution that hasn't been proven
Speaker 4: yet correct. That's how I would define it. So it's
Speaker 4: one on the top of my head.
Speaker 1: And I'm not the vice president, so you do you
Speaker 1: want to be? I would pass in the room with
Speaker 1: this lizard person. No, just going to the lizard room person.
Speaker 1: Look at that ross for VP? Why are your eyes black?
Speaker 1: What's going on? Yeah? So, and is the part of
Speaker 1: she's laughing to the whole thing? Did you see all
Speaker 1: the reports over the weekend that she's just basically down
Speaker 1: in a bottle of booze?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that she's always doing that. And I
Speaker 4: said before, and I stand by what I said. I
Speaker 4: think the entire thing where they came out trying to
Speaker 4: say people are weird. Is it's a way to deflect
Speaker 4: from the fact that when she opens her mouth, she's weird.
Speaker 4: She doesn't speak. And I've recorded so much audio from
Speaker 4: politicians in right for like thirteen years now, I've done.
Speaker 4: I'm done in a lot. And when I record her audio,
Speaker 4: and then I watched the video, that's my first initial reaction.
Speaker 4: It's like, this is weird. It's not normal. Is she
Speaker 4: drunk or she just dumb? I don't know what it is. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I think it's the way to deflect because your
Speaker 4: initial gut reaction is this woman is weird.
Speaker 1: She needs to parlay if she's if she does, and
Speaker 1: I hope she doesn't have a drinking I don't want
Speaker 1: to wish that upon anybody, but it would explain a
Speaker 1: lot like inappropriate laughing.
Speaker 4: Could that could also be a nervous thing. That could
Speaker 4: be a nervous thing.
Speaker 1: I you know what, eventually, at this stage, you can't
Speaker 1: give me the nervous thing anymore. Yeah, first time getting elected,
Speaker 1: you're running fort.
Speaker 4: One right to get to this level of power.
Speaker 1: No, you did, that's that doesn't That doesn't play with me.
Speaker 1: So I'm left with very few conclusions unless she's nervous
Speaker 1: over the fact that she's an idiot. But then that
Speaker 1: would require some self reflection and she didn't have time
Speaker 1: for that.
Speaker 3: No, she had to give you folksy.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I thought Walls was the folksy
Speaker 1: sports coach, not Kamala. But good news for your kids
Speaker 1: peelee football team that can't win a game, and by.
Speaker 7: Doing that and all that that requires, which is the
Speaker 7: hard work, the practice, working as.
Speaker 15: A team knowing that you will be undefeated even if
Speaker 15: you don't win every game. But no circumstance or event
Speaker 15: or moment will defeat your spirit.
Speaker 1: Even the crickets aren't buying it. What do you mean,
Speaker 1: But you're gonna be undefeated even if you don't win
Speaker 1: a game.
Speaker 4: What the Democrats do? It makes more sense if you
Speaker 4: understand that they campaign and they present everything as if
Speaker 4: it's a movie or a sitcom. Right, Sure, that's what.
Speaker 1: They do up in thirty minutes, easy done, it's very produced.
Speaker 4: It sound bites of TikTok, fake phone calls, and it's
Speaker 4: all done as if it's a movie or a sitcom.
Speaker 4: So when you look at it in that way, you
Speaker 4: realize what they're presenting you. She's the smart, capable black
Speaker 4: woman and he's the dumb white guy. And that's the sitcom.
Speaker 4: That's the show. That's what they're giving you.
Speaker 1: I mean, that would be a show today. And also
Speaker 1: it almost sounds it sounds like a good advice until
Speaker 1: you think about it.
Speaker 4: And by doing that, like.
Speaker 3: Oh, she's want to motivate the kids, and by.
Speaker 7: Doing that and all that that requires, which is the
Speaker 7: hard work, the practice, working.
Speaker 15: As a team knowing that you will be undefeated even
Speaker 15: if you don't win every game.
Speaker 1: But I want I want a team at some point
Speaker 1: today or this Sea's going to be playing the Bears,
Speaker 1: to just run up that they're undefeated. Means Ross's gonna
Speaker 1: be a busy dude dumbing in stuff like this.
Speaker 16: Never let anyone take your joy from you. I call
Speaker 16: myself a joyful ward.
Speaker 3: She's hammered in this.
Speaker 1: Her her inflection is even different, Like like I.
Speaker 4: Was saying, it is aty. It doesn't matter what her
Speaker 4: The content is right, it's coming out of her mouth.
Speaker 4: It's it's that, but it's also the way she says
Speaker 4: it's weird.
Speaker 1: But she doesn't all like her words are usually a
Speaker 1: little finer point I don't know how to describe it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: every there is a very strange thing. And if she does,
Speaker 1: she just has If it's not any of this stuff,
Speaker 1: she just has a lot of really weird tics versus
Speaker 1: politic you know, most politicians.
Speaker 3: Trump has looked.
Speaker 1: Trump has his own tics, man, which is why people
Speaker 1: who do a good impression of him do a really
Speaker 1: good impression, because he speaks so so differently. If you
Speaker 1: have somebody who speaks very differently and you're able to
Speaker 1: do a good impression.
Speaker 3: It's much more impactful because even.
Speaker 1: If you're not that good at it, if you get
Speaker 1: some of the intonations or the hand movements or some
Speaker 1: of the stuff that people do when they do Trump stuff,
Speaker 1: like Gillis does it, it.
Speaker 4: Makes it so much better. Now you mentioned it, Like
Speaker 4: a lot of the presidents are like that, right, which
Speaker 4: is why you could get these historically good impressions. And
Speaker 4: it's like snl back into his fund right, And then
Speaker 4: you got Phil Hartman doing a Clinton Obama and they
Speaker 4: all right, yep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, you're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: So it is though, it is that that type of
Speaker 1: speaking and picking up on those things that people are
Speaker 1: good at doing impressions. That's what they're able to do,
Speaker 1: and the more you give them the better. The problem
Speaker 1: is it's one thing to lean in to, you know,
Speaker 1: the Reagan aw shuckstas as they describe it, right, And
Speaker 1: we talked about that famous thing or the snl skit
Speaker 1: where he's Reagan with the girl Scouts and it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: so glad to see you. Actually, I sound like the
Speaker 1: dude from anyway, and then the girl Scouts leave the
Speaker 1: office and now he's like a supreme evil commander because
Speaker 1: it was so different with Kamala. If you want to
Speaker 1: do a good impression of Kamala Harrison, there's one woman
Speaker 1: who does a bunch of Twitter videos. I don't think
Speaker 1: she's nailed it yet, but her writing's pretty good. You
Speaker 1: get it. You just have to get hammered, get on stage,
Speaker 1: start telling stories like this.
Speaker 16: Never let anyone take your joy from you. I call
Speaker 16: myself a joyful warrior.
Speaker 3: What do you think is her selected joy of choice
Speaker 3: for us?
Speaker 4: If you had to guess, I'd probably say loud, like,
Speaker 4: all the wine, all.
Speaker 1: The wine, all right, So we're going to all the
Speaker 1: wine all right? Anyway, back to your joy, right, Never.
Speaker 16: Let anyone take your joy from you.
Speaker 4: Do you do what you gotta do?
Speaker 16: And isn't that a wonderful.
Speaker 4: Way to live?
Speaker 1: To know you have purpose? You were trying to take
Speaker 1: a bottle of wine from a hobo.
Speaker 2: Good lucke with that.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that was. I don't know what
Speaker 1: that was, but it's absolutely recreative.
Speaker 12: There is this wonderful word that has a great meaning,
Speaker 12: and it's called hypothesis, which means that you have an
Speaker 12: idea and then it is well accepted, it will be tested.
Speaker 1: All right, Ross, you are the King's council. It's thirteenth century,
Speaker 1: and you're also the representative for the Holy See. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm an inventor and you have granted me an audience,
Speaker 1: which thank you for that.
Speaker 4: Right right, So I'm there and of all his power,
Speaker 4: and you come up and you show me this idea.
Speaker 4: You have a body of the cosmos or the universe?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, it's a good one.
Speaker 2: You're ready? Yeah?
Speaker 4: So the earth Okay, I got you? Yes, rotates around
Speaker 4: this Yeah, we're go to lock you up in this tower?
Speaker 4: Is it a nice Do I have a view? You
Speaker 4: want to get closer to the sun? Well, yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean that's where we're studying here. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that.
Speaker 3: That mask it's heavy. What's that made of it? What
Speaker 3: is that mask made?
Speaker 4: That's really good for your face? Because then people can't see.
Speaker 1: It feels like iron. What's going on here? But absolute lunatary.
Speaker 1: By the way, all of our science, you know, STEM
Speaker 1: listeners are losing their minds listening her describe this like no, no, no, theory,
Speaker 1: hypothesis and then blah blah blah. And I'm like and
Speaker 1: they're like, it's the first day of science class. We
Speaker 1: learned the method there. Can you imagine if she's president
Speaker 1: and she only does state visits to wine country, I
Speaker 1: think that'll be the dead giveaway. She's like, oh, yes,
Speaker 1: there's a crisis in Bordeaux, I bust handle go there.
Speaker 1: Oh man, But she's not the only folks you want
Speaker 1: out there. Also the lieutenant governor for the state of Minnesota,
Speaker 1: which I'm sure none of you would probably even need
Speaker 1: to know her name. Her name is Peggy Flanagan, but
Speaker 1: I think it's important to know her name here, Peggy Flannagan.
Speaker 3: Of the Flannagans.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, anyway, so it's her turn at the
Speaker 1: pulpit there, and I just start busting out laughing, and
Speaker 1: you're ready.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 3: One thing, wait, hold on.
Speaker 1: One of things you got to know about Minnesota is
Speaker 1: they're like any other state. There are tropes that politicians
Speaker 1: lead in lean into. Some of it's serious, some of
Speaker 1: it's not right. So in Minnesota and this is a
Speaker 1: serious one. And your Calcunningham with your brand new barbecue,
Speaker 1: your brand new grill, but barbecue, as you say, where
Speaker 1: it's clearly never been used. The buns are already split
Speaker 1: open and just laying willy nilly for the flies to
Speaker 1: land on. And you post that fun that'll kill you.
Speaker 1: That and hooking up with armed services wives while they're deployed.
Speaker 1: But so, both of those things will kill you. But
Speaker 1: a trope that can be used by a politician is barbecue.
Speaker 1: North Carolina. Gotta be careful with it, but you can
Speaker 1: in Minnesota or Minnesota and North Carolina. You can go
Speaker 1: to Lexington and get some barbecue and then head down
Speaker 1: towards the coast get some other ones and talk and
Speaker 1: you know, stop at one of the famous ones in
Speaker 1: Kinston or whatever and talk about your joy of both
Speaker 1: of them. But God help you don't try to pick
Speaker 1: one in Minnesota Democrats love the Ojibwey.
Speaker 3: I like them too.
Speaker 1: Got a nice gig up there. Relax big. Oh, that's
Speaker 1: a big lake. If you look at a map of
Speaker 1: Minnesota that sits about two hours north. They got a
Speaker 1: casino that brings in some big acts. It's fun getaway
Speaker 1: over there. And I've done many media events where we
Speaker 1: go and they're like, all right, we're going to just
Speaker 1: eat what we find in the lake. And they got
Speaker 1: wild rice down man, and so like wild rice becomes
Speaker 1: a bit of a little thing there. They have a
Speaker 1: wild rice eating contest and all that. But you know,
Speaker 1: it's very specific to where you live. And you cannot
Speaker 1: get a dfller, which is a Democrat in Minnesota, to
Speaker 1: shut up about all the Native American stuff for not
Speaker 1: even a minute. And they don't have to, but they
Speaker 1: get so into it they start characterturing themselves and now
Speaker 1: it's uncomfortable. Like I love it when somebody wants to
Speaker 1: come out west and learn about stuff out there.
Speaker 3: I'm happy to tell I love tours like that.
Speaker 1: I see some dudes on the Bozeman Trail, which is
Speaker 1: like a headquarters restaurant. Then you have the Bozeman Trail obviously,
Speaker 1: and the amount of times I got asked for advice
Speaker 1: from people that are there. They're clearly just traveling with
Speaker 1: their family because my buddy and I used to work there,
Speaker 1: so I'm fine with that. But as soon as they
Speaker 1: roll up in their brand new cowboy outfit and they're like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go wrangle some horses, and I'm like, you're
Speaker 1: gonna get shot. But okay, now I'm annoyed with you.
Speaker 1: And that's the vibe that Flannakin gives me. But this
Speaker 1: part just made me like my name.
Speaker 17: My name in the Ojibwe language is eazy waywodam Ukway
Speaker 17: or in English speaks with a clear and loud voice.
Speaker 5: Woman.
Speaker 1: I'm a wait, wait, hold on. So you showed up
Speaker 1: to the meeting and the meeting or whatever happened, and
Speaker 1: then the elders are like, you know what, we got
Speaker 1: a name for you. Oh yeah, what's that? And then
Speaker 1: it's whatever she said in the ojibweah an easy something
Speaker 1: or other, which that could and they're like, oh, that's amazing.
Speaker 4: What is that.
Speaker 3: You're a really loud woman. Amazing, Thank you so much.
Speaker 17: Member of the White Earth Nation, and my family is
Speaker 17: the Wolf Clan and the role of our plan is
Speaker 17: to ensure that we never leave anyone behind. That's why
Speaker 17: I am supporting Kamala Harris and Tim Walls to be
Speaker 17: the next president and vice president of the United States.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: And so she has her family or one of the
Speaker 1: members of her family does have membership, uh in not
Speaker 1: the ones by Malax, but the other Ojibway drive there.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the percentage is. But she didn't
Speaker 1: talk about this stuff before. I was talking abouddy in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: She didn't talk about that before. And then she's like,
Speaker 1: she went and she did some and which is fine.
Speaker 1: That's kind of what lieutenant governor does. It's not the
Speaker 1: heavy stuff.
Speaker 4: And now she.
Speaker 1: Tells everyone that what her Ojibway name is, and I'm
Speaker 1: just a your Ojibway name is a loud woman, right.
Speaker 2: That's.
Speaker 3: Do you think they were screwing with your okay?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: So yeah, just crazy And if the crazy wasn't enough
Speaker 1: crazy for you, then they're like, hey, you know, it'd
Speaker 1: be a good idea. Why don't we put AOC on
Speaker 1: the stage. And they did, and you get.
Speaker 15: This, And I, for one, I'm tired about of hearing
Speaker 15: about how a two bit Union Guster thinks of himself
Speaker 15: as more of a patriot.
Speaker 1: Than does she understand what two bit means, not in
Speaker 1: the reference to a quarter, but and use it. It's
Speaker 1: an insult to somebody who is wretchedly poor and or
Speaker 1: poor at what they do. But it's primarily the combination
Speaker 1: of both. I feel like we should just sit here
Speaker 1: all week with a dictionary. We probably fill a lot
Speaker 1: of airtime. We got a hypothesis out of the way.
Speaker 4: Two bit.
Speaker 1: He must be a really good two bit. Anyway, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: go ahead, uh oh, I can't name you what her
Speaker 1: name is. We'll have to come up with euro jibway.
Speaker 1: Name a woman who might everything of day to rip
Speaker 1: working people.
Speaker 4: Way of life.
Speaker 3: You know the funny part she was the boot.
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Is that when you say.
Speaker 1: The boots of people who are oppressed, prosecutor is one
Speaker 1: of the boots right? I'm pretty sure it is. Oh man,
Speaker 1: Can you imagine the green room. It's just Kamala, AOC
Speaker 1: and Flannagainst sitting there and they got all the phronsia,
Speaker 1: just pandemonium coming out but giving a piggyback to AOC
Speaker 1: and they fall down in the hallway. Some people are
Speaker 1: recon now people are trying to recommend all the good
Speaker 1: commal and per I don't want. I don't need to.
Speaker 1: I don't need to see commal impersonations. I could do some,
Speaker 1: but they would be so padently offensive on the air
Speaker 1: that we'd probably get in trouble and I wouldn't even
Speaker 1: need words. So anyway, all right, seven eighteen, that's me
Speaker 1: passed out from wind joke and not the other thing
Speaker 1: you purse. Okay, all right, seven eighteen. Coming up on
Speaker 1: the show, we will have to pull away from this
Speaker 1: debacle to go check out another debacle which didn't start
Speaker 1: as a debacle but debacled really quickly. If that's the word,
Speaker 1: we'll look it up and we'll be back.
Speaker 3: Dave, what's up?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 1: Amen?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know a group of us were watching it
Speaker 8: last night. We're all Democrats. We were sitting there in Troya.
Speaker 8: We were and sometimes I was quite right, and all
Speaker 8: of a sudden they clicked in our head, Sail and
Speaker 8: Paling clicked in our head, and everybody's standing up so saying, yeah,
Speaker 8: you're right, that's who she reminded of. I mean, it
Speaker 8: was just like it's almost like a flag Paris.
Speaker 3: Sarah Palin.
Speaker 1: There is a little bit of that, like she's in
Speaker 1: partying great knowledge, but she's not really going on there
Speaker 1: right right, just.
Speaker 8: Like she was talking about giving Society of rec but
Speaker 8: she was sitting there telling giving homeowners first to homeowners
Speaker 8: money and I work at a bank and I was like,
Speaker 8: that's not going to work because people, well take that money,
Speaker 8: it won't be able pay the loans. And there's been
Speaker 8: a lot of foreclosure.
Speaker 2: Sir.
Speaker 1: Now come, I just go in the back room and printed.
Speaker 1: Isn't that what you guys do there?
Speaker 3: You have money? Pretty machine.
Speaker 8: I don't know. I mean, it was just amazing now
Speaker 8: that this clicked and when I click to my head,
Speaker 8: it was like ten of us here and they just
Speaker 8: everybody just kind of looked at anybody like, yeah, thank
Speaker 8: you freak out first, Well.
Speaker 1: Let me say this, sir. I think some of my
Speaker 1: Republican listeners would love you to share that with everyone.
Speaker 1: You know, so.
Speaker 8: I don't know, I'll see you right now. It made
Speaker 8: me think twice, I'm seriously they'm not voting Trump because
Speaker 8: I mean it's just so much or a fair paling
Speaker 8: clon and then she's promising things that she can't do.
Speaker 1: You well, but that's politicians. Yeah, that's politician one.
Speaker 8: People believe that crap.
Speaker 3: Yeah they do.
Speaker 8: I mean going to give you if you give me
Speaker 8: twenty five thousand dollars, I know you can't make the
Speaker 8: house payment, I'm gonna be foreclosing on you within two years.
Speaker 8: There's no dang. Wayne. Heck, I'm gonna give you a loan.
Speaker 1: Well, hold on, let's not get I think a good
Speaker 1: idea would be to give me twenty five thousand dollars alone.
Speaker 1: I don't have to pay back, So which bank I'll
Speaker 1: be there right after the show.
Speaker 8: Better, I'll say it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you probably should. All right, Hey, I appreciate you
Speaker 3: calling in there.
Speaker 8: Dave and yeah, but I mean that just freaked it out.
Speaker 8: I mean we didn't even think of it to laugh,
Speaker 8: and the only she talks this crazy craft everything Sarah
Speaker 8: Palin popped in her hands. Well, but everybody kind of
Speaker 8: looked at me and was like, you know, you're right.
Speaker 1: Well, it's uh, yeah, no, I appreciate you calling in
Speaker 1: this morning. So all right, Well, Sarah Palin, it's you know,
Speaker 1: Palin was her own thing, Kamala is her own thing.
Speaker 1: But it's hard not to notice when there is that
Speaker 1: kind of like Sarah Palin did it more in uh
Speaker 1: in the coverage of her like the Alaska thing, right,
Speaker 1: which isn't what she said, but it became what she said.
Speaker 1: With Kamala Harris, the difference is she said that if
Speaker 1: your team doesn't win a game, you're still undefeated by.
Speaker 7: Doing that and all that that requires, which is the
Speaker 7: hard work, the practice, working as.
Speaker 15: A team knowing that you will be undefeated even if
Speaker 15: you don't win every game. But no circumstance or event
Speaker 15: or moment will defeat your spirit.
Speaker 1: Sadly, while all the DNC stuff's going on, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: all right, there's got to be some other stories out there,
Speaker 1: so I don't just spend three hours talking about that,
Speaker 1: and unfortunately there is. Phil Donahue has passed away. Phil
Speaker 1: Donahue what.
Speaker 3: Was he eighty eight?
Speaker 1: Eighty eight, Yeah, who championed well a variety of different
Speaker 1: topics and issues during his time. He has passed away
Speaker 1: at the age of eighty eight. His wife, Marlo Thomas,
Speaker 1: he's been married to for forty four years. She looks
Speaker 1: very young for her age. There's probably some work done,
Speaker 1: but good on her. Born in Cleveland, Donnie who graduated
Speaker 1: from Notre Dame, and let's see where is Where's It's
Speaker 1: always interesting where somebody's first station is u w ABJ
Speaker 1: and wk W ky my gosh ky w oh okay,
Speaker 1: so that they have one of the backwards ones, that's
Speaker 1: probably good for you. So it's Michigan, and then Dayton,
Speaker 1: and then eventually, eventually he rose to prominence because during
Speaker 1: his interview program on that station in Dayton, he invited
Speaker 1: Murray O'Hare, Madeline O'Hare, Madeline Murray sometimes she's called who
Speaker 1: was back in the day, very famous atheist, and so
Speaker 1: wherever she go, man, people get all upset, and so
Speaker 1: he would bring her on and some others and everyone
Speaker 1: lose their mind. But the station's like, holy crap, people
Speaker 1: get ratings. So eventually w g N, which is the
Speaker 1: Chicago Network, saw it said hey, let's do a program.
Speaker 1: We're gonna change your name to just Donahue instead of
Speaker 1: Phil Donahue, and the rest was history, as Donahue interviewed
Speaker 1: some of the great minds of our times, like let's
Speaker 1: see here, uh, Milton Friedman, Oh, this is good.
Speaker 11: When you see around the globe, the maldistribution of wealth,
Speaker 11: the desperate plight of millions of people in underdeveloped countries,
Speaker 11: when you see so few haves and so many have nots,
Speaker 11: When you when you see the greed and the concentration
Speaker 11: of power.
Speaker 4: With it, aren't you ever?
Speaker 6: Did you ever have a moment of doubt about capitalism?
Speaker 1: By the way, that is a great question. That is
Speaker 1: a you know, Friedman's obviously got one in the bag.
Speaker 1: But there are a lot of elements. See, capitalism isn't perfect.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of elements in there that are
Speaker 1: used to challenging. The difference is the elements are about
Speaker 1: why some guy has a house bigger than another dude.
Speaker 1: And then if you go with communism, it's like why
Speaker 1: is that other dude's family missing? What happened to them?
Speaker 1: So you know that's fine, go ahead, Friedman.
Speaker 2: And whether greed's a good idea to run on.
Speaker 18: Well, first all tell me, is there some society you
Speaker 18: know that doesn't run on greed? You think Russia doesn't
Speaker 18: run on greed, You think China doesn't run on greed?
Speaker 2: What is greed?
Speaker 18: Of course, none of us are greeding. It's only the
Speaker 18: other fellow who's greeding. The world runs on individuals pursuing
Speaker 18: their separators. The great achievements of civilization have not come
Speaker 18: from government bureaus. Einstein didn't construct his theory under order
Speaker 18: from a bureaucrat. Henry Ford didn't revolutionize the automobile industry
Speaker 18: that way. In the only cases in which the masses
Speaker 18: have escaped from the kind of grinding poverty you're talking about,
Speaker 18: the only cases in recorded history or where they have
Speaker 18: had capitalism and largely free trade. If you want to
Speaker 18: know where the masses are worse off worst off, it's
Speaker 18: exactly from the kinds of societies it depart from that,
Speaker 18: So that the record of history is absolutely crystal clear
Speaker 18: that there is no alternative way so far discovered of
Speaker 18: improving the lot of the ordinary people that can hold
Speaker 18: a candle to the productive activities that are unleashed by
Speaker 18: a free enterprise set.
Speaker 6: It seems to reward not virtue as much as ability
Speaker 6: to manipulate the system.
Speaker 4: And what does reward virtue?
Speaker 18: You think the Communist commissary reward virtue? Do you think
Speaker 18: a Hitler rewards virtue? You think, excuse me, if you'll
Speaker 18: pardon me, do you think American president's reward virtue? Do
Speaker 18: they choose their appointees on the basis of the virtue
Speaker 18: of the people appointed, or on the basis of their
Speaker 18: political clout. Is it really true that political self editterst
Speaker 18: is nobler somehow than economic self edterst. You know, I
Speaker 18: think you're taking a lot of things for granted. And
Speaker 18: just tell me where in the world you find these
Speaker 18: angels who are going to organize society for us.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't even trust you to do that. Well,
Speaker 1: and here's the thing too. It actually made me think
Speaker 1: of this about Freedman and Souls and others, because people go, well,
Speaker 1: where are these where are these folks in the conservative
Speaker 1: movement out there saying stuff? And the answer is they
Speaker 1: would not function in today's press. I mean, every now
Speaker 1: and then I'll see some snippet of Thomas Soles or
Speaker 1: Friedman or whatever, and you realize that can you imagine
Speaker 1: him taking two minutes to explain that on a CNN.
Speaker 4: I was just about to say, imagine coming across that
Speaker 4: in your TV in the afternoon or in the midday,
Speaker 4: just two and a half minutes of that. Yeah, that
Speaker 4: is that does not happen anymore. People do not have
Speaker 4: the attention span for that.
Speaker 1: And you can't get that on the Sunday shows. Right,
Speaker 1: you can't get that on the Sunday Show. So feel
Speaker 1: a freedman who brings up a lot of really good
Speaker 1: thinking points, you know, as he doesn't accuse the other
Speaker 1: person of being an idiot. He's just like, look, let
Speaker 1: me ask you tell me the society where greed isn't
Speaker 1: a part of it, or tell me where it is
Speaker 1: only virtues And the answer is you can't. But no, Friedman,
Speaker 1: I think that the problem is you don't have this
Speaker 1: and the Freedman there is except in very very specific circumstances,
Speaker 1: maybe like a panel at a college which they'd get
Speaker 1: shouted down. I just want to point that out, especially
Speaker 1: Friedman on today's universities. It it doesn't exist. So and
Speaker 1: so Donahue for years that this is what he did.
Speaker 1: So I think is that good?
Speaker 3: Ross?
Speaker 1: Is that a good retrospective of Donnegue?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean it sounds good, you know, and you it's
Speaker 4: just the media has changed now, right, the way that
Speaker 4: stuff is delivered. And you see this not with is Donahue.
Speaker 4: But I was watching on clips of like the Dig
Speaker 4: Cavit Show, and he would have these people on there
Speaker 4: and they would just talk. Yeah, these open conversations and
Speaker 4: go back and forth, and like you said, it wasn't hostile.
Speaker 4: They weren't attacking each other. It was like a free
Speaker 4: exchange of ideas and it was amazing.
Speaker 1: Well the problem, But here's the problem. It is amazing,
Speaker 1: but it's not sustainable. And this is what I'm about
Speaker 1: to tell you or let you listen to. It is
Speaker 1: not an indictment of Donna Hue. Necessarily he did go
Speaker 1: along with it. But you can watch the Donna Hue
Speaker 1: Show in its evolution and realize that we're the problem, right,
Speaker 1: we are the problem because what started is that turned
Speaker 1: into that. By the way, Ross, do you have wrestling
Speaker 1: related audio in the system for every damn possible story?
Speaker 8: I do?
Speaker 1: Okay, So Donahue, this is what would this be late eighties,
Speaker 1: early nineties, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Late eighties, early nineties, Yeah, when the steroid issue is
Speaker 4: coming up in WWF Yeah, before transition to w w's
Speaker 4: ye yah yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So he's got Vince McMahon on there. He's got some
Speaker 1: wrestlers that I don't recognize either, but they're sitting there
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, it's not public policy on
Speaker 1: you know, the financial burden of the Balkans. It's were
Speaker 1: you guys juicing each other and then hooking up with
Speaker 1: young wrestlers.
Speaker 3: It was a whole crowd.
Speaker 1: I almost don't remember this. I remember the current thing obviously,
Speaker 1: But and this is what the show, the evolution of
Speaker 1: the SHO turned out.
Speaker 6: And I guarantee you this bride audience knows damn well
Speaker 6: the steroids were used.
Speaker 4: This is easy to get. We know this I got
Speaker 4: with minute. Here's the question. Here's the question.
Speaker 6: Did the WWF or did the environment or did people
Speaker 6: in power not only look the other way but actually
Speaker 6: condone the loss of jobs, the loss of employment because
Speaker 6: of bold, bold, unrestrained aggression of a sexual nature by
Speaker 6: men in power on younger men who wanted to rise
Speaker 6: within the system.
Speaker 4: That's the question to that question.
Speaker 18: Sure, last time on my radio program, I had two
Speaker 18: midget wrestlers on.
Speaker 2: And we don't see him anymore, do we know?
Speaker 4: We don't. It's just the evolution of what you see
Speaker 4: on TV now, right, it all turned into Jerry Springer.
Speaker 3: You just don't see the little wrestlers anymore. What's going on?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: It's just true, by the way, right, and there's a
Speaker 1: comedian he's I think he's a dwarf because he always
Speaker 1: makes the joke. But his point is, he's like, man,
Speaker 1: how do we keep screwing ourselves out of jobs? He goes,
Speaker 1: I haven't been thrown at a wall in forever, And
Speaker 1: you get the wrestling thing. Help Peter Dinklage with all
Speaker 1: the snow white in sanity probably hurt jobs there. And
Speaker 1: obviously he's joking. And in the context of wrestling, they're
Speaker 1: not you know, the on screen there, but they're just
Speaker 1: they're just made to be as showy, just as Hulk Cogan, right,
Speaker 1: It's it's entertainment. And so we're deep diving this and
Speaker 1: this guy's contribution is a radio I don't even know
Speaker 1: who that host is. I'm assuming he does just wrestling stuff.
Speaker 1: I apologize, I don't know who it is. His takeaway is, yeah,
Speaker 1: I just can't book little wrestlers as much as I
Speaker 1: used to. And now that's and then that was the
Speaker 1: Donna Hue Show. And then somebody hit Heraldo in the face.
Speaker 1: And what an era, wasn't that?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Race Agic from the Weather, Yes, good.
Speaker 1: Old days man, when you got Old Day in the
Speaker 1: face with a chair while you give the Hitler salute
Speaker 1: and people call that inertainment.
Speaker 2: So they did. Now you couldn't do that these days, no,
Speaker 2: no ops.
Speaker 1: All right, So yeah, what I heard? I heard you're
Speaker 1: going to make the ring go away? Heard rankey? Don Yeah,
Speaker 1: keep away?
Speaker 2: Guess, keep away? Play keep away.
Speaker 19: How about these numbers, Now they're not quite filtered in
Speaker 19: entirely into the state, but in the western parts of
Speaker 19: the state this morning got some low and mid fifties
Speaker 19: out in the mountains.
Speaker 2: Right now, the dew points are starting to drop two
Speaker 2: for everybody. Two points. Are in the low sixties for
Speaker 2: the most part.
Speaker 19: And we've got in cooler weather on the way. The
Speaker 19: next couple of mornings we could actually be in the
Speaker 19: upper fifties to low sixties. Mid fifties is the triad.
Speaker 19: There could be some upper forties the next three mornings
Speaker 19: in the mountains. This is a nice little tree, nice
Speaker 19: little taste of Let's call it early fall, because these
Speaker 19: numbers are below average, barely to eighty today, tomorrow, even
Speaker 19: on Thursday, if we do get to eighty or just above,
Speaker 19: it's not going to be by much. And same for Friday.
Speaker 19: Lots of sunshine, no rain, casey. The overnight low will
Speaker 19: be in the upper fifties to low sixties. The coolest
Speaker 19: morning is probably gonna be Thursday morning, when we're all
Speaker 19: in the fifties, and then we'll warm up again. And
Speaker 19: I wouldn't think the ninety degree temperatures are done.
Speaker 2: They're not.
Speaker 19: As I looked ahead late in the weekend early next week,
Speaker 19: we'll probably see the ninety degree heat come back as
Speaker 19: we get into the week leading up to Labor Day
Speaker 19: weekend and football season two. I mean, there's games this weekend,
Speaker 19: but there's only one of them any real importance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just want you to remember as you guys
Speaker 1: struggle with peanut allergies down there at Dallas HQ. Really
Speaker 1: you got it. You got a guy in the I
Speaker 1: R for a peen analogy. Okay, oh really no, I
Speaker 1: didn't know that, dude. How do I know more about
Speaker 1: your team?
Speaker 19: Well, listen, I really don't follow the preseason.
Speaker 1: I just ie with a peanut allergy. You got another
Speaker 1: one who's inviting women to come over with devices, and
Speaker 1: you know, you just have your general trouble makers and
Speaker 1: plus referring by the way, you're your chief troublemaker who
Speaker 1: owns the team.
Speaker 3: So I meant, come on, man, Yeah, I've never been
Speaker 3: a fan anyway, So all right.
Speaker 1: I just cant you to remember this, if I could
Speaker 1: impart a little folksy wisdom upon you, okay from the
Speaker 1: Vice president. Here we go by.
Speaker 7: Doing that and all that that requires, which is the
Speaker 7: hard work, the practice, working as.
Speaker 15: A team, knowing that you will be undefeated even if
Speaker 15: you don't win every game.
Speaker 1: But no circle, So I mean, so even if you
Speaker 1: guys go goose egg this year, I would still show
Speaker 1: up to where the super Bowl is.
Speaker 2: It's ready to go, man, undefeated even if you don't.
Speaker 19: If you don't good, I'm right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, close when you lose, when you guys lose a
Speaker 3: close one to.
Speaker 2: The Jets or whatever. All right, probably all right.
Speaker 1: Thanks man, appreciate it. Totag inspired as we do, all right.
Speaker 1: Seven eight hang on, I was just reading this. So
Speaker 1: address Anya Israel address Anna style Bender, I think is
Speaker 1: what they call him.
Speaker 3: So you have c fighter.
Speaker 1: He's in his mid thirties, so he's towards the latter
Speaker 1: end of his career, and he just lost the middleweight title.
Speaker 1: But that's not what I'm telling you about. It's the
Speaker 1: fact that he was even in there is amazing because
Speaker 1: this dude. So when you do a weigh in, it's
Speaker 1: about a week. So you go and you know how
Speaker 1: it is. They stand there and glare at each other.
Speaker 1: Maybe somebody fake slaps the other or something. You know,
Speaker 1: it's a little stunting, but it's you know, the some
Speaker 1: of the greatest moments in boxing came not necessarily in
Speaker 1: the ring, but at that event or in post Muhammad
Speaker 1: Ali getting a you know, getting people pumped for a fight.
Speaker 1: Was there anyone better? But he has a problem, Israel
Speaker 1: has a problem. So he's got to fight one to
Speaker 1: eighty five middleweight. He showed up at two ten. He's
Speaker 1: twenty five pounds overweight. He made weight. How do you
Speaker 1: have the energy to fight after losing twenty five pounds?
Speaker 1: So how did he do it? Not potatoes, a lot
Speaker 1: of protein and fruit very specifically balanced obviously as nutritious
Speaker 1: doing this. I see a lot of chicken cooked a
Speaker 1: nine different ways, wild rice.
Speaker 4: So you're saying he lost twenty five pounds in six days,
Speaker 4: Yes he did. Yeah, they're full of crap. A lot
Speaker 4: of rice, a lot of chicken, a lot of fruit.
Speaker 1: And then when he wasn't in there, he was essentially
Speaker 1: sitting in a sauna and then rehydrating, just rinse and
Speaker 1: repeat that.
Speaker 4: He had to be completely dehydrated in this on and
Speaker 4: working out like crazy. I doubt that that's actually what
Speaker 4: he ate.
Speaker 1: Was in the hospital when I was in the hospital
Speaker 1: and I go I'd go in for a week when
Speaker 1: I was in Minnesota for an obstruction basically made it
Speaker 1: so I couldn't. Basically a whole digestive system shut down,
Speaker 1: and they thought they're going to have to do surgery.
Speaker 1: Thankfully they didn't. It was probably the most painful week
Speaker 1: I've ever spent. And I had nurses walking in who
Speaker 1: had both a baby and a diverticulitis type of obstruction,
Speaker 1: and they chose the baby over that. So I lost
Speaker 1: easily twenty five pounds I lost. That wasn't easily twenty five.
Speaker 1: I think it was twenty two. I lost twenty two
Speaker 1: some pounds, but I had I couldn't eat anything I had.
Speaker 4: Maybe they're they're they're they're doing it to cover their
Speaker 4: asses because it is Yeah, so how does that even happen?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 4: If you're a fighter, though, and you know you have
Speaker 4: to get weight. Did he never step on the scale
Speaker 4: during training? Like did they just the day of the way,
Speaker 4: and he's like, oh my god, I forgot to step
Speaker 4: on this side.
Speaker 1: I got the impression he was. He's not a full
Speaker 1: full time fighter right now. He's thirty five. He's probably
Speaker 1: not getting the bounts that he wants, even though he's
Speaker 1: got the title there, he's got his very strategically planet.
Speaker 1: Now he doesn't have the title. You know, when you
Speaker 1: get up there and you and you do that, you
Speaker 1: don't have to fight every Tom, Dick and Harry there.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, but I'm like, yeah, so he
Speaker 1: lost twenty five pounds, So there's so there's there's.
Speaker 3: How fast did you lose the weight with a potato thing?
Speaker 3: Do you do?
Speaker 1: You know how many pounds a week on average? You were?
Speaker 4: Yeah? No, I lost like sixty five pounds in like
Speaker 4: three months.
Speaker 1: Okay, so slightly less than twenty five per week? Okay, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: how do you have the energy to fight? Well, in
Speaker 1: this case, you didn't have the energy to stave off
Speaker 1: a face crank, but neither would I. So um, all right,
Speaker 1: oh we got one other Donna Huekai. This is fun
Speaker 1: to make, man, thing. Let me just fit this in
Speaker 1: here so I can use them all here we go.
Speaker 1: This is continuation from well the least.
Speaker 6: One was the glamour so great was the business exploding
Speaker 6: so wonderfully that you didn't have time to get into
Speaker 6: this kind of thing, and you look the other way and.
Speaker 2: Allow it to happen.
Speaker 4: That seems to be the way.
Speaker 2: This charge is evolving against you. I surely didn't look
Speaker 2: the other way.
Speaker 18: There's no reason for me to look the other way
Speaker 18: and risk everything that we have going.
Speaker 6: No, this was going on, mister McMahon.
Speaker 1: No I did not phone number eight eight eight nine
Speaker 1: three four seven eight seven four. Why don't I always
Speaker 1: do that right before?
Speaker 2: Hold on?
Speaker 3: Put something down the wrong pipe?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: That is goo tea, not the other one. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: a few other things to get to there, all right,
Speaker 1: So if I'm gonna cough again.
Speaker 3: So let's see.
Speaker 1: Last hour we were talking about Phil Donna Hue, and
Speaker 1: then that evolved into this wrestling thing and eighties era
Speaker 1: scandal with Donny Hughes interviewing Vince mcmanonley, did you guys
Speaker 1: know her own was juicing and maybe even abusing some
Speaker 1: of the younger wrestlers, And Vince said no, he didn't,
Speaker 1: And then obviously you know currently they have their own
Speaker 1: issues with McMahon, although that was non wrestling in place
Speaker 1: who claimed to be harassed. So all right, take it
Speaker 1: for what it is. But it showed the evolution of
Speaker 1: the Donna Hue Show. Not that that isn't a socially
Speaker 1: big issue.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 1: If you have a very popular sport and you got
Speaker 1: a bunch of kids watching it and it becomes common
Speaker 1: knowledge that they're all just juicing in there, that's not
Speaker 1: As a parent you want to be able to get
Speaker 1: out ahead of that. That's totally understandable. I guess I
Speaker 1: guess my question is there anyone in the eighties who
Speaker 1: didn't think some of them are juicing?
Speaker 4: I mean, as a kid watching it, I didn't realize
Speaker 4: it as a child, right because you talking about how
Speaker 4: you know, he's just eating his vitamins and praying and
Speaker 4: training every day. And you're a kid and you believe that,
Speaker 4: but you get old, you look back, right you. I'm
Speaker 4: sure they had to know, Yeah, because it's just so unnaturally,
Speaker 4: these guys that are just like they live monsters. Yeah. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: I am one thousand percent muscle.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine being the nutritionist in eighties?
Speaker 4: WW You see people talk about this, Like I saw
Speaker 4: a documentary with Roddy Piper talking about how what it
Speaker 4: was like in the locker room because they all did
Speaker 4: it back then, even guys like when you think about steroids,
Speaker 4: you think about Hull Koguan or Ultimate Warrior and Roddy Piper, right,
Speaker 4: I mean that's really sort of what you know ended
Speaker 4: up getting him in the end because of the heart condition.
Speaker 4: Because of it, yes, but you think of like even him,
Speaker 4: and he didn't have like the biggest build, but they
Speaker 4: were all on him. He talks about being in the
Speaker 4: locker room and how it was just being passed around
Speaker 4: like it was just it was so common from from
Speaker 4: people like the nutritionness and stuff like that was part
Speaker 4: of your job.
Speaker 1: But not the medic Not the medic I'm talking to
Speaker 1: the person who actually wants them to eat chicken.
Speaker 4: No, I'm saying it was one and the same, like
Speaker 4: you eat the chicken, eat the broccoli, and by the way,
Speaker 4: put this in your body. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: super common, except.
Speaker 1: But not all of them. Andre the Giant nobody. I
Speaker 1: don't think anyone accused him of juice.
Speaker 4: Right now, he did, he said the best in the
Speaker 4: Princess bride right where like he doesn't even exercise.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because he watched his document which called Andre Right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this documentary Andre Things on Netflix. Uh, they do spend
Speaker 1: a lot of time because he had, you know, he
Speaker 1: had his farm there outside was outside of Huntersville, uh,
Speaker 1: in North Carolina, and he had his farm there and
Speaker 1: that was like his respite.
Speaker 3: And they were talking about really the only exercise he does.
Speaker 1: He does some farm projects, but it also sounded like
Speaker 1: he doesn't do them well, which is I guess for
Speaker 1: owning a hobby farm, that's your that's your privilege.
Speaker 3: But so this guy.
Speaker 1: Wasn't necessarily doing the juicing, like his condition made him
Speaker 1: hurt so much. There's a story they're telling there where
Speaker 1: they're going a very short distance and I can't remember
Speaker 1: who's all in the car, but it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: it's two or three big name wrestlers and they have
Speaker 1: to go like from Tampa to Orlando or whatever it is,
Speaker 1: and Andre drinks a case of beer and then wine. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean he had then functions, functions.
Speaker 4: His body was always growing because of his disorder or whatever,
Speaker 4: you can't call it, but it's you remember this at
Speaker 4: WrestleMania three when he comes into the to the ring
Speaker 4: to go against Hogan, where Hogan slams him. Remember the
Speaker 4: leg They didn't walk to the ring. They had this
Speaker 4: miniature ring on burills that brought them in and he
Speaker 4: went with Bobby Heenan. And one of the reasons for
Speaker 4: that was he couldn't walk all the way. He was
Speaker 4: in so much pain. Dude was in so much pain
Speaker 4: at the.
Speaker 1: End and still got body slammed.
Speaker 3: I should let himself get body slam.
Speaker 4: He's the one that called it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's it's pretty so whether it's through
Speaker 1: you know, an actual fysical condition, whether it's through I
Speaker 1: saw somebody was tweeting Jake the snake stuff at us.
Speaker 1: I think I'd throw that in a second bind.
Speaker 2: But not.
Speaker 3: But he's not alone there.
Speaker 1: You know Roberts had he had a lot of stuff
Speaker 1: because he had a lot of baggage, right, and you
Speaker 1: ever heard.
Speaker 4: The documentary on him. The documentary on him is amazing.
Speaker 4: And you know through child and he did not have
Speaker 4: a good childhood. There's a lot of abuse there.
Speaker 1: So you couple like I think there's wrestlers who do
Speaker 1: it or did do it, or however you want to
Speaker 1: phrase it. Who did it at the time, because it
Speaker 1: was the thing, and that's how he got big, and
Speaker 1: that's how he guaranteed ring time. But the problem is
Speaker 1: you coupled out with somebody who's got a lot of
Speaker 1: emotional issues, and whether it's Roberts, whether it's was it
Speaker 1: ben Waugh killed his wife right and you look at
Speaker 1: you look at a like a tape of him prior
Speaker 1: to it, and you're like, yeah, I could see how maybe.
Speaker 1: So when your only goal as somebody's providing medical care
Speaker 1: or nutrition two guys is one about make me the
Speaker 1: best in the ring, the reci be damned like you
Speaker 1: have to step out of what is your to you know,
Speaker 1: to do no harm hippocratic oath on this thing. So
Speaker 1: I have no sympathy for like Michael Jackson's doctor. How
Speaker 1: many doctors do they arrest with the Matthew Perry Thinger
Speaker 1: charge the queen of Ketamine. I believe they were calling
Speaker 1: one of them, which, by the way, they're not going
Speaker 1: to do anything really to them. You know why because
Speaker 1: half of Hollywood's probably.
Speaker 4: Get there has to be like such an underground in
Speaker 4: Hollywood when it comes to that kind of stuff. There
Speaker 4: has to be.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's really the time that I spent in California.
Speaker 1: I had opportunity to work at some because I worked
Speaker 1: as a as a casual for what's called IATZI, which
Speaker 1: is the Independent Association of Theatrical Stage Employees. So stage hands, right,
Speaker 1: and you know, the radio thing helped me get a
Speaker 1: connect there, and so twice a month i'd probably get
Speaker 1: a gig to go work a concert. And it paid stupid.
Speaker 1: It paid a stupid amount for a college kid. It
Speaker 1: paid stupid, Like I could work that whole week, that
Speaker 1: whole weekend, and work all week and and the weekend
Speaker 1: would far outpace the other. And it was really it
Speaker 1: was something to be like a nineteen year old running
Speaker 1: around pushing guitar cases, handing guitars to like legendary guitars
Speaker 1: while they yell at you, guitarist, while they yell at
Speaker 1: you to do all of those things. The amount of
Speaker 1: stuff backstage, and then people would come. They had a
Speaker 1: dude who because you had to you couldn't approach the
Speaker 1: venues the Santa Barbara Bowl.
Speaker 3: If you've ever been there, you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: You had there's this road you got to walk up
Speaker 1: because it's carved into a hillside, and they had a
Speaker 1: dude who was the go to guy for somebody there.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be very careful who was clearly, because I
Speaker 1: don't pretend to fully understand it. I got a good
Speaker 1: bit of what's going on. One of the people, I
Speaker 1: don't know that it was the promoter, but one of
Speaker 1: the people who was putting a show on, would have
Speaker 1: a dude who would come up after, you know, when
Speaker 1: once sarahon started getting there, it would come up and
Speaker 1: he had a box.
Speaker 3: And it's clear what was in that box.
Speaker 1: And this was just like the random drug dealer dude
Speaker 1: you'd see on an episode of Cops, but with a
Speaker 1: much nicer car, and he brings this box and I
Speaker 1: know I know some of what's in the box because
Speaker 1: I saw the box opened when I was above stage
Speaker 1: and looking down at where it was going by one
Speaker 1: of the people for the band, and it had all
Speaker 1: the drugs. It had all the drugs in there. And so,
Speaker 1: like you, there are always going to be people because
Speaker 1: if you're traveling act you don't know the drug dealer
Speaker 1: in Boston or the drug dealer in La Do you
Speaker 1: rely on a chain of people who to further or
Speaker 1: what it is that they're looking to do, in this case,
Speaker 1: put on a kick ass concert and keep you happy.
Speaker 1: You just tell them like, I need a box of
Speaker 1: drugs please, and then here comes your box of drugs.
Speaker 1: So this is just wrestling's version of it kind of.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, so it's not to say it's not
Speaker 1: as important, but you know, some of the other stuff
Speaker 1: that Dona Hugh interviewed. But that's again, that's not an
Speaker 1: indictment on Donahue. If he's getting a five share interviewing
Speaker 1: Milton Friedman and he gets a fifteen share interviewing let's see,
Speaker 1: he interviewed the first lesbian couple to have an artificially
Speaker 1: inseminated kid. Could you imagine what a big deal that
Speaker 1: was back then? So that's a big societal issue. And
Speaker 1: then just a week later he was interviewing Nazis. No,
Speaker 1: not Nazis.
Speaker 3: I don't know what. I don't know what you're trying
Speaker 3: to describe it.
Speaker 1: Basically, people with strong political opinions of a very furist
Speaker 1: style and their thoughts on pre marital sex and homosexuality.
Speaker 1: Does anyone care what a Nazi thinks of pre marital sex?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: But I'll bet he got good ratings because he's got
Speaker 1: a bunch of people on there that in between are
Speaker 1: sitting there, you know, being absolute anti semites. Click click,
Speaker 1: I'm there Donna Hue getting in the face. Hit in
Speaker 1: the face. That was a clan dude right with a chair.
Speaker 1: I think guy heard or heldo. Miraldo said it was
Speaker 1: the most watched clip of his work. How do you
Speaker 1: How would you feel about that? Can you imagine if
Speaker 1: the word long departed ross The thing that brought people
Speaker 1: the most joy is that time something horrible happened to
Speaker 1: you Basically kind of rethink what you're doing, right, Like,
Speaker 1: why are they rooting for me to get a hit
Speaker 1: in the face with a chair?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 4: I mean, when it comes down to it, right, at
Speaker 4: least it comes down to the ratings and the revenue.
Speaker 4: That's what it comes down to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does. It doesn't have to one hundred percent instructed.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, there's stuff that we could do on
Speaker 1: this show that they'd probably get more ratings, but also
Speaker 1: would probably get my license taken away.
Speaker 3: And it's pushing that envelope that you know.
Speaker 1: I was Howard Stearn's whole thing, man, because he would
Speaker 1: have the sales. I've been in these meetings too many
Speaker 1: times to have to just make something up. I could
Speaker 1: almost just change the names, right. I've sat there with
Speaker 1: people where we just did something incredibly funny on the air.
Speaker 1: The audience loved it, I loved it, and then you
Speaker 1: over the size of the sales. Thankfully, it's not any
Speaker 1: of the sales managers we have now, but it's one
Speaker 1: I used to have. And he would he could sit
Speaker 1: there like pig vomit, and I would start laughing because
Speaker 1: I'm like, you're pig vomit. I mean, you're not the
Speaker 1: program director, but your pig vomit, dude, you take you
Speaker 1: are where fun goes to die. And he'd sit there,
Speaker 1: and I just realized he didn't like the station, he
Speaker 1: didn't like the format. He was obviously a bias with him,
Speaker 1: but he was just such a fun suck. So we
Speaker 1: called him Joy, Kelly, Wait, a bunch of names for him.
Speaker 1: But inevitably it was the ratings and revenue, and now
Speaker 1: he couldn't see the bigger picture. But he was protecting
Speaker 1: in that moment what he thought he had to protect.
Speaker 1: And I promise you, Donna Hughes's producer, same deal. They're like, oh,
Speaker 1: we put the crazy people on. Look at they look
Speaker 1: at Jerry Springer's ratings. Jerry spring By the way, you
Speaker 1: know that's not real, right.
Speaker 4: Oh, I know for a fact it's not real, because
Speaker 4: I know you know, one of my best friends was
Speaker 4: on Springer for my wedding.
Speaker 1: Mills friend Babies did had he sired and uh and
Speaker 1: women was he bound? The bit ended up He ended
Speaker 1: up on all fours on the stage wearing his heart
Speaker 1: patterned boxers getting whipped by a stripper. And he told me,
Speaker 1: like they were actually friends, but on the show they're
Speaker 1: pretending like there was this big incident. And before the
Speaker 1: broadcast they got him in there with the producers and stuff,
Speaker 1: and he explained it to me. It was more scripted
Speaker 1: than say, like a WWF event.
Speaker 3: Well, of course you got people. I mean the WWF had.
Speaker 1: It's to say, you have people doing a lot of
Speaker 1: physically weird things that if you got near them, you'd
Speaker 1: get hurt. The difference is WWF guys train on that
Speaker 1: every day. Right, it's choreographed. You're telling you're telling some
Speaker 1: hick from Omaha, uh and and a stripper. All right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna need you to have this fake fight and
Speaker 1: on very short order do this physical thing.
Speaker 3: I mean there's a lot of danger with that.
Speaker 1: You know how many times I've watched a dude do
Speaker 1: a backflip after mare he told him he's not the father.
Speaker 1: You get anywhere standing near him? He just front kicked
Speaker 1: some woman. So yeah, I could see what they micromanage it.
Speaker 1: So did he did him stripper live happily ever after?
Speaker 3: Do we know?
Speaker 4: Or I'm not sure, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, so I mean, if that's what gets the clicks,
Speaker 1: that's out the rating.
Speaker 4: He was excited about it because of the how they
Speaker 4: paid him and the funny thing this is after that,
Speaker 4: he would get follow up calls from the producer saying, hey,
Speaker 4: you know, are you available on X date? Can you
Speaker 4: come back on to play a different character?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I saw I saw a video with Jerry's characters. They
Speaker 1: had to say, there was a dude who did like
Speaker 1: twelve different appearances, and he would try to marginally hide
Speaker 1: who he was.
Speaker 4: Rightly, come out with glasses and like a mustache or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah he's not the guy. Oh I am the father
Speaker 3: this time?
Speaker 1: Okay? All right? Yeah, So anyway, all right, eight nineteen
Speaker 1: Cacoda Radio program. Coming up on the show, Tim Walls
Speaker 1: wants you to know about China. For some reason, this
Speaker 1: feels like a losing effort unless you're promising some ability
Speaker 1: to negotiate or something, or maybe you know, stop some
Speaker 1: of the piracy. It just makes you sound a little commy, sir,
Speaker 1: and wildly inaccurate. We'll give you that next staying on
Speaker 1: what an absolute marketing ploy I understand and getting marketed
Speaker 1: to and they could charge me whatever. Pepsi has announced
Speaker 1: that they have a received final approval for new Dorito's
Speaker 1: zero gravity and it's not just in a bag with
Speaker 1: moon and stars pictures. It's the first Dorrito approved for
Speaker 1: zero gravity. Apparently you can't eat crumbly foods up there.
Speaker 1: Then all of a sudden there's you know, there's cheeto
Speaker 1: dust in the in the navigation panel, and before you
Speaker 1: know it, you're a I don't know, you're Apollo thirteen.
Speaker 1: What if that's what did it and not the filters.
Speaker 1: What if somebody snuck some chips up in there was
Speaker 1: just munching away on day two and then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden it didn't work well, fear no more as
Speaker 1: Dorito's and PEPSI said they have zero gravity doritos designed
Speaker 1: to be eaten in space. Are you gonna sell these
Speaker 1: in stores? Oh no? Oh, dear god, Ross. Did you
Speaker 1: want to see what these look like? Yeah?
Speaker 2: You do? All right?
Speaker 3: Hold on, that's is I don't know how I'm feeling
Speaker 3: about this.
Speaker 4: Are they like, are they like a weird shape that
Speaker 4: are more like conducive to like anti gravity or something stupid?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Hang out, I miss sending the picture while we're we're
Speaker 1: relating this to the audience.
Speaker 4: Because I was watching, like I've saw a video before
Speaker 4: where the astronauts were showing it, how like when they
Speaker 4: drink like there are Thanksgiving and they're up there, and
Speaker 4: how they like gravy. Yeah, and the weird the weird
Speaker 4: shape of the gravy boats so it doesn't get all
Speaker 4: over everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I knew that if you ever seeing the thing
Speaker 1: that go to the bathroom, and it's terrifying. That being said,
Speaker 1: I understand all that. And you know the fact is
Speaker 1: some stuff just ain't gonna work in space, not now,
Speaker 1: because of those concerns. So you're gonna take these doritos.
Speaker 1: Look at the look at the device it comes in
Speaker 1: it comes in. I want you to picture a red bull,
Speaker 1: except it's a It's a can of ritos. I had
Speaker 1: no other way to describe that. It's like a mini
Speaker 1: Pringles thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it looks like a Cander red bull.
Speaker 1: He came crawling in here this morning expecting Ross to
Speaker 1: dub it in, and his ears were bleeding. As we
Speaker 1: started to show, his ears were bleeding, they would have
Speaker 1: to be. I didn't see it, but I would assume
Speaker 1: with what we got. So we'll get to that in
Speaker 1: the moment. First, Donna, what's up, Good.
Speaker 13: Morning, Casey. Yeah, I'm calling about Phil Donahue. And back
Speaker 13: in the day, while when I was pregnant, I watched
Speaker 13: is show like every day, and he wasn't. There was
Speaker 13: no clowning around on his children, and he had I
Speaker 13: don't remember why he had the topic gun, but it
Speaker 13: was about circumcision, and he showed a baby being circumcised. Okay,
Speaker 13: And once I saw that, I decided not to get
Speaker 13: my son circumcised. There was no way I was going
Speaker 13: to put my child through that pain. So but I
Speaker 13: did watch the transition. Of course. Then some years later
Speaker 13: he was he had oh my god, what's his name?
Speaker 13: Though the one everybody was afraid of the rock star?
Speaker 3: Uh, whatever was afraid of you?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Killed his girlfriend Johnny.
Speaker 13: No, no no. After that, he was a nineties guy.
Speaker 3: Uh Marylyn, Marylyn Manson, Marilyn.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 13: They said his music was satanic and.
Speaker 1: You want to you want to hear the craziest Marilyn
Speaker 1: Manson story. So I was talking about doing the concert stuff.
Speaker 1: He was part of one of the events that I did,
Speaker 1: and Marilyn Manson showed up with his hair tied back
Speaker 1: in a beach shirt to the backstage.
Speaker 4: Did did he talk about did he talk about the
Speaker 4: Wonder Years at all?
Speaker 3: Stop it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 13: I get that reference.
Speaker 4: Great.
Speaker 1: Now people are going to take this and we're the source.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you, thank you, Dona Ross. What do
Speaker 1: you gotta do that some guys, he's going to be
Speaker 1: in it. He's going to be a Thanksgiving this year.
Speaker 1: That's Hobby's gonna come up. He's gonna be like, you know,
Speaker 1: that's actually Paul Pfeiffer from the liner that.
Speaker 4: Didn't mean to spread this information. Did you ask him
Speaker 4: about his rib Wait?
Speaker 1: The one he had removed so he could you know, Well, look,
Speaker 1: God took the first one He's like, obviously I'm noticing
Speaker 1: a trend here, so oh man, yeah, probably that's probably
Speaker 1: not true. All right, So anyway, let's get back to this. Well,
Speaker 1: so I still have Walls audio, right, where's my uh
Speaker 1: I'm looking straight out this damn thing. Okay, there it is,
Speaker 1: so Walls. You brought you the COVID tip line.
Speaker 8: Stay at home hotline.
Speaker 13: The information you leave is considered public information.
Speaker 1: At the time. That's a snitch on your neighbor line, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, is a wonderful transition into this because ross,
Speaker 1: can you think of any countries where the government enjoy
Speaker 1: spine on his people and neighbors snitching on them.
Speaker 3: If you had to make a leg, you just throw
Speaker 3: a big one out there.
Speaker 4: I would like Korea, China, Cuba.
Speaker 1: Well, why do you hate Asia? And one part of the.
Speaker 4: Well, no, it tends to be their political philosophy, the
Speaker 4: communist country.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right, So yeah, you gotta know the
Speaker 1: Walls is really into China, which is that's fine, that's fine.
Speaker 1: China's fascinating, dude, All of anywhere is fascinating to some extent,
Speaker 1: except for very few countries. But you can't call them
Speaker 1: what they are because then they get mad at you,
Speaker 1: like Trump did I just I just like they travels
Speaker 1: some places, I'm like, whoa, Nope, but parts of Columbian
Speaker 1: Ecuador like that. That's some poverty. Bro. That being said,
Speaker 1: you know, there's there's stuff that you can find that's
Speaker 1: but you had to weigh it. And so even though
Speaker 1: China has a fascinating landscape, they have a very interesting history,
Speaker 1: big fans of warn with each other. The reality is
Speaker 1: that to live there in the current environment where the
Speaker 1: government essentially if you want to do business, you got
Speaker 1: to act as a spy apparatus where we're going to
Speaker 1: social credit scores where they've just dissolved everything into a
Speaker 1: single app over there this ten cent thing which basically
Speaker 1: runs your banking all. I watched this the other day.
Speaker 1: So you got to carry your phone with you. Ross
Speaker 1: what happens if you cross, if you jaywalk in China,
Speaker 1: there's nobody around, right, Sorry, no, there's no cars coming.
Speaker 4: There's cameras everywhere, and they have that facial recognition right.
Speaker 1: And they don't even have to it's on your phone now.
Speaker 1: So if your phone, which you're required to carry because
Speaker 1: it's all your banking, everything it's your ID. If you
Speaker 1: go cross that road, it knows that you cross the
Speaker 1: road on foot. They don't even have to have a
Speaker 1: camera of you.
Speaker 3: Then they check their nine million surveillance.
Speaker 4: Can you ever see these videos of people trying to
Speaker 4: get in like certain stores over there, and like they
Speaker 4: have to scan their phone and.
Speaker 1: We'll let them in.
Speaker 3: You're yellow, Sorry you can't come in.
Speaker 1: Here's for the Greens.
Speaker 3: This for the Greens.
Speaker 1: You're yellow, do better citizen, So you have to And
Speaker 1: if you can divorce those two things while recognize and
Speaker 1: that they both exist, that's fine. That's why I went
Speaker 1: to China now because I'm like, hey, the government's good
Speaker 1: over here. I just like I want to see cool stuff.
Speaker 1: How many Shotland monks held this position for one hundred years?
Speaker 3: Tell me more?
Speaker 1: All right, Like I won't, I won't. I want to
Speaker 1: hear stuff like that. But Tim Walls really likes it.
Speaker 1: He's been over there like twenty five thirty times. Then
Speaker 1: he honeymoon there. What is it with these dudes honeymooning
Speaker 1: in commed countries? Rember Bernie Sanders hunt to rush down,
Speaker 1: set around without a shirt on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, super weird. It was like during his honeymoon or something. Right,
Speaker 4: maybe they let just kill dissidents.
Speaker 1: Did you ever Maybe it's that, Maybe it's like the
Speaker 1: you know those guys in the Most Dangerous Game. You're like,
Speaker 1: these businessmen just all decide together. And by the way,
Speaker 1: they had to talk about that with each other, right,
Speaker 1: one dude had to broach the topic. You're like, you know,
Speaker 1: these gazelle's are fun, but have we ever thought about
Speaker 1: shooting the homeless? And then the rest of them had
Speaker 1: to lay like, yeah, you know, that sounds good, idea,
Speaker 1: let's go find ice cube or whatever. So maybe if
Speaker 1: they let him kill a dissident so they can really
Speaker 1: live their dream. I mean, maybe that's what was up,
Speaker 1: But Walls wants you to know it's not as simple
Speaker 1: as that. In a series of very odd statements, Walls
Speaker 1: started talking about his China stuff, and then people started
Speaker 1: looking into other tweets that he sent and it just
Speaker 1: gets weird. Now he taught English over there in the
Speaker 1: late eighties the eighty nine, So all right, I understand that.
Speaker 1: In fact, I there's a lot of there's a lot
Speaker 1: of Americans to teach English over there for obvious reasons,
Speaker 1: but they had to learn Chinese to some extent too,
Speaker 1: So who's the youth. There's a great there's a good
Speaker 1: YouTuber though. I think he just he lives in New York.
Speaker 1: But he's like he's one of these polyglots, right, But
Speaker 1: he travels over to China too, Just watching a video
Speaker 1: with him over there, and dude, if your China's so
Speaker 1: bang on that, if your Chinese is so bang on that,
Speaker 1: the dude is like making your noodles. Doesn't turn around,
Speaker 1: And when he turns around, he looks like his country
Speaker 1: just got invaded. But he thought he was talking to
Speaker 1: a Chinese.
Speaker 8: Is his name?
Speaker 4: I just yeah, this is the English kid. Like he
Speaker 4: does different languages, right, he goes over there and he
Speaker 4: like he surprises the locals and he can speak their languages. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the white dude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a UFC dude. Or he has to lose
Speaker 1: weight twenty five pounds. He's like on a plane to Thailand.
Speaker 1: He's like, I'll blow him away. Yeah yeah, yeah, that dude.
Speaker 1: Crazy videos. I do think it's funny though, because the
Speaker 1: leftists hate him and they always post the same mocking
Speaker 1: thing and like I'm I'm Chinese and I went to
Speaker 1: America and speak English where's my award? And it's like
Speaker 1: make videos then, dude. And the other thing is, remember
Speaker 1: the audience is people who will never learn that language,
Speaker 1: because Chinese is one of the least adopted of the
Speaker 1: major languages by whites, by English speakers. But he doesn't
Speaker 1: because it's so incredibly hard.
Speaker 4: But he speaks like h and I'm non expert on
Speaker 4: it at all, but like the different dialects and the
Speaker 4: speaks are super rare.
Speaker 1: He speaks, Yeah, he speaks the two, the main and
Speaker 1: the Cantonese and manner he speaks uh Fujianese, and he
Speaker 1: speaks the other one uh the gosh, I can't remember
Speaker 1: what it's called. Is like nobody speaks it. And he's
Speaker 1: just he just plugging away and he goes all over
Speaker 1: the world. So yeah, so I understand that, But now
Speaker 1: you have to the question is do you lionize what
Speaker 1: China's doing? And when I watched that shaman, dude, his
Speaker 1: wife's Chinese, I think, And when he's over there, you
Speaker 1: could tell he has reverence for China, but he doesn't
Speaker 1: really have a lot of sympathy for the way on
Speaker 1: the way government works. He stays the hell away from
Speaker 1: that and maybe it's just to protect his visa. Tim
Speaker 1: Wall is not the case.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: You have to remember, do you know what happened in
Speaker 1: China in nineteen eighty nine? Go ahead and get I
Speaker 1: think you do know what happened in China in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty nine, and then ask yourself if you go teach
Speaker 1: English after that. I give you a hint. Dude, when
Speaker 1: I was shopping, dude was like, hey, look at these tanks.
Speaker 1: Boom History Tanneman Square, nineteen eighty nine. It's been his
Speaker 1: honeymoon there, visited thirty times. He was the first American
Speaker 1: allowed to teach English there, I guess. But then he's
Speaker 1: just he's all in on the China man. He just
Speaker 1: loves some China.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 1: The four of the Washington Free Beacon is a high
Speaker 1: school teacher of the nineties. Democrat vice presidential candidate and
Speaker 1: Minnesota governor. Tim Walls appear to it stole life under
Speaker 1: Chinese communism, telling his students that it is a system
Speaker 1: in which everyone shares and get free food and housing.
Speaker 1: So he's delusional. He's absolutely deluded. You can like the
Speaker 1: system over there, and there are some people who like
Speaker 1: the China system. Now those are people with power, but
Speaker 1: it ain't a sharing system.
Speaker 3: You don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry, you don't come up in the current
Speaker 1: political system which continues to this day. And then they
Speaker 1: get they just got done starving to death forty or
Speaker 1: forty million o their countrymen and go oh look and
Speaker 1: everyone shares in the misery. So I hope he's evolved
Speaker 1: on that, because I could read these quotes for days.
Speaker 1: They're all insane, but instead we got to read weather
Speaker 1: quotes with raised age. Well, we're gonna make rain read
Speaker 1: the weather quotes.
Speaker 2: I don't have the weather quotes.
Speaker 19: Yeah, how many different ways you can say sunny and beautiful?
Speaker 1: How can some how can some bubblehead who has one
Speaker 1: hundred pounds stand and hurricane wins for six hours and
Speaker 1: still come up with stuff? I don't know, you guys want.
Speaker 2: It's a talent.
Speaker 1: It is, it's talent ro dynamic.
Speaker 19: I guess I'm not paid for meteorological skill, that's for sure,
Speaker 19: right talent.
Speaker 3: But you know what, why don't you Why don't you
Speaker 3: show us some of that skill?
Speaker 19: I will, and usually it's an easy one, and I'll
Speaker 19: some of my meteorological knowledge. Usually when you see high
Speaker 19: pressure on a map. It usually means high high pressure,
Speaker 19: usually means dry weather and pleasant weather, and this is
Speaker 19: exactly what it is, coming in out of the north
Speaker 19: northwest flow. That means the humidity is going away. The
Speaker 19: coolest mornings are yet to come. Tomorrow morning You'll be like, oh,
Speaker 19: this is pretty nice, but guess swat Thursday morning is
Speaker 19: going to be the coolest where everybody's going to be
Speaker 19: in the fifties, even call for some forties in the mountains.
Speaker 19: So this is a nice Uh yeah, it's late August.
Speaker 19: We're already through. Yeah it is. We're starting to think
Speaker 19: about that. And the daytime highs upper seventies, low eighties
Speaker 19: on average, the overnight loads through the rest of the
Speaker 19: week now mid upper fifties to the low sixties by
Speaker 19: later in the week, and the weekend even looks good.
Speaker 19: I mean, there's not too many weekends left where if
Speaker 19: you want to make a beach trip as hopefully no
Speaker 19: houses will be going into the Coward. Yeah there's no Yeah, Brad,
Speaker 19: he's coming back. Yeah, it's I mean, this is one
Speaker 19: of the better runs. I mean, I guess we're not done.
Speaker 19: I mean it will be ninety next week probably Again,
Speaker 19: it's a nice little, nice little easy, easy job for me.
Speaker 19: That's all the meeting wrong. Just enjoy nice, a nice
Speaker 19: week off. So that's what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, we'll talk to you on your week off tomorrow,
Speaker 1: all right, man, All right, then we'll come back with
Speaker 1: Jeff Bellinger next. Hang on.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 14: Casey stocks has started the week with a move to
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Speaker 20: Apple and for India's manufacturing sector. Apple will make its
Speaker 20: most expensive iPhone models. Those are the Pro and Pro
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Speaker 20: and they may be on the way out. The Wall
Speaker 20: Street Journal says there is a push now to replace
Speaker 20: the bar codes with QR codes, which can store more
Speaker 20: information and provide a link to digital. That transition could
Speaker 20: happen Casey in the next three years.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that's all great. Dorito's has space approved doritos. Jeff,
Speaker 1: they have space doritos. Yeah, it comes in. This is
Speaker 1: like a red Bull can. But apparently you can eat
Speaker 1: them in the space station without destroying the equipment. So
Speaker 1: big news this morning. Yes, cool ranch or nacho? What
Speaker 1: are you, Jeff, po ranch or Nacho guy?
Speaker 4: Nacho? All right?
Speaker 1: Good good man, good man.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Well, let's know if they were going to try to
Speaker 1: taste something, so we'll let you know. Thank you, sir,
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Okay, take care yep, dude, I nailed that.
Speaker 1: Of course he's a nacho guy brus nacho cool Ranch.
Speaker 1: I understand there's other flavors. You got to pick between
Speaker 1: those two.
Speaker 4: Now I'm going nacho.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: Somebody can get really irritated.
Speaker 1: You know what I do if I'm if I got
Speaker 1: a party situation, A bunch of people are coming over
Speaker 1: just because it irritates people, and I don't mind it.
Speaker 3: I walk out. You have to do this in full
Speaker 3: view of your guests.
Speaker 1: Watch out with one bag of nacho cheese, one bag
Speaker 1: of cool ranch, get a big ass bowl, and you
Speaker 1: know where this is going, right.
Speaker 4: Absolute chaos. You're an agent of chaos, dude.
Speaker 1: Someone will get visibly bothered by it and say.
Speaker 4: Something you're literally the joker right now.
Speaker 3: But that's the use.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, that's going to transition to this.
Speaker 1: I love this about now that I know that if
Speaker 1: horribleness happens and Harrison Walls are there running stuff, at
Speaker 1: least we're gonna get all these quotes, right have. By
Speaker 1: doing that, she's telling a high school football team this too.
Speaker 7: But by doing that and all that that requires, which
Speaker 7: is the hard work, the practice, working.
Speaker 15: As a team knowing that you will be undefeated even
Speaker 15: if you don't win every game.
Speaker 1: But I mean, yeah, four years of that and now
Speaker 1: Walls and it's just clicked with me because we were talking
Speaker 1: about the Chinese stuff. Anyone who's a fan of China,
Speaker 1: like a like a fanboy like this. He loves idioms.
Speaker 1: If you don't know what that is in Chinese language,
Speaker 1: there's thousands of these, and it's a flex is what
Speaker 1: it is. So they're little sayings, but sometimes it's a
Speaker 1: whole story narrowed down to like four or five words,
Speaker 1: So it could be a parable about the you know,
Speaker 1: the scorpion and the scorpion and the frog, right you do.
Speaker 1: I was a scorpion, What are you doing right? But
Speaker 1: you can you can, You can can meet it out
Speaker 1: in conversation with just a short saying. And if people
Speaker 1: get it, then they're smart. If they don't, they're the idiot,
Speaker 1: even though you're telling them, not even telling them the
Speaker 1: whole story.
Speaker 3: So Walls loves.
Speaker 1: Idioms, and sometimes idioms are just little pearls of wisdom.
Speaker 1: And he he clearly hasn't thought some of these. Where's
Speaker 1: my favorite here? I was just reading speaking of bulls?
Speaker 3: Yeah, here we go. So Walls is talking about bulls, right,
Speaker 3: not just want to put the dorito's in, but buls
Speaker 3: in general. And the idiom is a bowl is most
Speaker 3: useful when it's empty, not if you're a person growing
Speaker 3: up in the Yellow River Valley about I don't know,
Speaker 3: eighty years ago, right, your food is pretty damn important