Speaker 1: Good morning, Kentucky Anda. Welcome in to a Tuesday edition
Speaker 1: of Kentucky Anda's Morning News with Nick Coffee. I've got
Speaker 1: Scott fitz Jared alongside mister John Olden back in the saddle.
Speaker 1: John Shannon back with us as well, and we are
Speaker 1: ready to get it rolling here at five oh six.
Speaker 2: As it is.
Speaker 1: Scott and I were just discussing it is I feel
Speaker 1: like the last two days, specifically today though the humidity
Speaker 1: in the three am hour. I could be wrong here,
Speaker 1: but it feels like record setting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gross.
Speaker 3: I dude, I do three laps and shall be parking
Speaker 3: in the morning, three in the afternoon. My three laps
Speaker 3: yesterday morning. By the time I got near the end
Speaker 3: of the second lap, I was already dripping in sweat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm not surprised, crazy dude.
Speaker 1: Be prepared today if you've not left, I mean, if
Speaker 1: you've if you're getting ready to head out of the
Speaker 1: house to get your day started, you will you will
Speaker 1: be hit with that thick humidity as soon as you
Speaker 1: walk outside, So just be prepared. Having the air condition
Speaker 1: you're on in my car in the morning feels rare,
Speaker 1: but it's on from some I mean, it's like it's
Speaker 1: just it's that it's that sticky.
Speaker 2: Outside system holding up at home? Good? How about you?
Speaker 4: Good? Yeah, I'm there, dude.
Speaker 3: It's nice because it's just my wife and I now,
Speaker 3: so it's nice.
Speaker 4: And it's been shutting on and off.
Speaker 3: And I talked to an acy guy I know, uh,
Speaker 3: and he told me, he say, as long as your
Speaker 3: unit keeps shutting off shutting on, you're good.
Speaker 2: John. Do you You are? Probably?
Speaker 1: I think you You probably bought a house more recent
Speaker 1: than than than myself and Scott did. Did the the
Speaker 1: AC unit? Was it relatively new? Was it the original one?
Speaker 3: It was the original one, and we ended up having
Speaker 3: to buy a brand new one couple years ago.
Speaker 1: Gotcha because I perked up a little bit when Scott
Speaker 1: asked me because I've been paying attention just because I
Speaker 1: don't have any reason to think mine would go out.
Speaker 1: I think it's just realizing, man, my life would I'd
Speaker 1: be I'd be I'd be struggling. It's a stress, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's not only do you have the you know,
Speaker 1: you no longer have the ability to be comfortable in
Speaker 1: your home, but you also worry about what it would
Speaker 1: coust it could be something as minor as it froze
Speaker 1: up because you didn't change your filter or you got
Speaker 1: to replace it all together, and those are drastically different things.
Speaker 1: So yeah, and this is the kind of heat summer
Speaker 1: was right on time because the first weekend of summer
Speaker 1: was brutal, and really since then it's been that way
Speaker 1: in different ways. Right, Sometimes it's just been like over
Speaker 1: the weekend, I think humidity was low, but it was
Speaker 1: just hot. Now it's a little bit of both, but
Speaker 1: I mean summer is it's brutal, and if you don't
Speaker 1: have AC it's I can't imagine.
Speaker 3: So there's no worse feeling than waking up in the
Speaker 3: morning too. And you see that, you feel it the
Speaker 3: minute you wake up, and then you see the therm
Speaker 3: mom room when you go downstairs. It just didn't cool down.
Speaker 3: You're like, oh, here we go.
Speaker 1: And what I had to learn is say, this is
Speaker 1: long ago. I used to just think, well, if I've
Speaker 1: got my system set on seventy but it's not getting
Speaker 1: below seventy two, that doesn't mean something's broken. It just
Speaker 1: means that it's that hot outside and your unit is
Speaker 1: working as best it can. That was our first house
Speaker 1: I just assume, well, I got to call somebody, and
Speaker 1: it wasn't because I was dying with it not being
Speaker 1: colder than seventy two. It was more so just worried, Okay,
Speaker 1: I got to have a plan in place if this
Speaker 1: thing completely goes out. And then I realized, yeah, sometimes
Speaker 1: it's just so hot that like seventy two, seventy three
Speaker 1: is the best you're going to get.
Speaker 3: I did the same thing, and then I was thinking,
Speaker 3: because are upstairs that we have high higher ceiling in
Speaker 3: our upstairs, so upstairs forms up even more and it
Speaker 3: takes harder to cool it down. But now I've noticed
Speaker 3: that with just my wife and I in the house,
Speaker 3: things stay a little bit more reasonable, given the kids
Speaker 3: aren't going in and out. You know, when the kids
Speaker 3: were younger that you know, I was my old man
Speaker 3: shot the damn norm.
Speaker 2: You know, so you had a munthle of that stuff
Speaker 2: you do.
Speaker 4: And so you had that. So it's nice.
Speaker 3: So hopefully everybody listening your ac stays nine. If it doesn't,
Speaker 3: I hope you have a good HVAC person.
Speaker 1: Yep, because though they certainly are are busy when you've
Speaker 1: got the summer months going on and it's just disgusting
Speaker 1: outside like it has all. So we've got a lot
Speaker 1: to get into today here on a Tuesday. Obviously, I
Speaker 1: will continue to keep you updated on the floods in Texas.
Speaker 1: Now over one hundred deaths and there's still many that
Speaker 1: are missing. Just a tragic situation there. We'll talk to
Speaker 1: Rory and Neil coming up at eight five forty five
Speaker 1: and get the latest on that. Also, one thing I've
Speaker 1: yet to learn about both of you guys. I think
Speaker 1: I know a little bit about John when it comes
Speaker 1: to conspiracy theories. But Scott, are you a conspiracy theory
Speaker 1: kind of guy? Not really, I was gonna guess that
Speaker 1: you're not, and I I'm not. Yeah, And I think
Speaker 1: at times i'm more maybe maybe I am naive. But
Speaker 1: I'm fascinated by them just because I just the amount
Speaker 1: of people who really get lost in a conspiracy theory
Speaker 1: and let it consume them, and then they look at
Speaker 1: everybody else as if they're a bunch of sheep, just
Speaker 1: believing what everybody wants you to believe, when clearly there
Speaker 1: was a conspiracy going on. I find those people, I guess, unrelatable.
Speaker 1: But the Epstein thing, I mean.
Speaker 2: That is I that it'll make you think. Absolutely, it'll
Speaker 2: make you think.
Speaker 1: So we'll certainly talk about that, and then the latest
Speaker 1: on the Crystal Rogers trial will give you the latest
Speaker 1: again as yesterday was a big day and now we're
Speaker 1: getting down to it as far as this jury going
Speaker 1: to needing to make a decision on what they're gonna do.
Speaker 1: So a loaded Tuesday is coming your way, and I
Speaker 1: hope you stick with us. We've got an update on
Speaker 1: traffic from Bobby Elli's coming your way. Matt Melosavich will
Speaker 1: get us caught up on the weather, and we'll keep
Speaker 1: it rolling along. Here it's Kentucky, and it's Morning News
Speaker 1: on News Radio eight forty WHAS.
Speaker 2: Five point fifteen.
Speaker 1: Here at Kentucky, INA's Morning News on News Radio eight
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Speaker 1: chime in and contribute to the show today. So this story,
Speaker 1: it's one that fascinates me and I think we all
Speaker 1: can agree that when someone is I guess get when
Speaker 1: someone gets served what it is that a lot of
Speaker 1: us think they deserve. It's a good feeling, right, somebody
Speaker 1: having to pay the price for doing something wrong, And
Speaker 1: I feel wrong as far as how satisfied, I am
Speaker 1: to see what's playing out here with Misty Noel, who
Speaker 1: is the She is the estrange wife of former Clark
Speaker 1: County Sheriff Jamie Noel, who really this has been in
Speaker 1: the news for years now now is the corruption, the
Speaker 1: whole scandal where they used millions of taxpayer funds, meaning
Speaker 1: Jamie Noel and his family with his wife. She ended
Speaker 1: up getting recently sentenced for her involvement, and she was
Speaker 1: implicated and again she used a lot of money on
Speaker 1: personal funds. That money was taxpayer funds and this all
Speaker 1: took place from twenty fifteen to twenty twenty two. So
Speaker 1: he served let's see, he got twelve years in prison.
Speaker 1: He's currently in prison right now. But he pleaded guilty
Speaker 1: to twenty seven felonies and again she was charged and
Speaker 1: that process played out last week as far as a
Speaker 1: plea deal, And to me, this just screams I want
Speaker 1: to say arrogance, but I also don't feel like that's
Speaker 1: the right word. To use here because I believe this
Speaker 1: is backfiring in a way that proves this individual just
Speaker 1: there's no remorse, there's still wanting to have it your way,
Speaker 1: get the last word. Because she pleaded last week guilty
Speaker 1: to five counts of theft and five counts of tax
Speaker 1: evasion for using the New Chapel EMS funds for personal purchases.
Speaker 1: So her plea deal was accepted last week on July third,
Speaker 1: and she was sentenced to eighteen months in prison or
Speaker 1: ordered restitution for over six hundred and sixty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: to the New Chapel EMS and also roughly thirty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars to the Indiana Department of Revenue. So after this sentencing,
Speaker 1: she wanted to be on TV. She did an exclusive interview.
Speaker 1: I think she don't know. Let me back up. I
Speaker 1: don't know if her interviews or exclusive. Maybe she's done
Speaker 1: interviews elsewhere, but it was a WLKY interview. Our partner's
Speaker 1: over at LKY the day that she was sentenced, did
Speaker 1: an interview with her where instead of using that camera
Speaker 1: time to truly express remorse and truly apologize for again
Speaker 1: misusing millions of taxpayer funds for personal expenses.
Speaker 2: Is she wanted.
Speaker 1: To get the last word and do the whole Well,
Speaker 1: I had no clue. But if I'm you know, if
Speaker 1: I'm guilty of anything, I guess it's that. And I
Speaker 1: don't have her exact quote here, but anyways, in her interview,
Speaker 1: she claimed that her husband, who of course they're now stranged,
Speaker 1: misled her into believing the nonprofit was his private business,
Speaker 1: not taxpayer funded. So this is somebody saying, you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: I pleaded guilty today, but I want to go on
Speaker 1: camera and still try to the arrogance of thinking people
Speaker 1: will believe you that you had no clue that millions
Speaker 1: of dollars.
Speaker 2: Where would you.
Speaker 1: Think that money was coming from? I mean, like nobody
Speaker 1: believes that that she unknowingly was involved in this. Now
Speaker 1: maybe she mean clearly she didn't have the same impact
Speaker 1: in this as her husband, because he's going to prison
Speaker 1: for twelve years and was and he played guilty to
Speaker 1: twenty seven felony. She's not facing those kind of charges.
Speaker 1: But the arrogance of wanting to be on TV and
Speaker 1: still tell people that you didn't know you did anything wrong,
Speaker 1: it is backfired because now the judge Larryry Medlock who
Speaker 1: again was a part of her prot and when she
Speaker 1: he accepted her plea last week, well yesterday, he ruled
Speaker 1: that her statements that she did in that interview with
Speaker 1: Wlky suggests that she did not knowingly and intentionally commit theft,
Speaker 1: undermining her guilty plea, Like, you can't do that. I've
Speaker 1: never had to plead guilty to a crime, but you
Speaker 1: have to in court. You have to Legitimately, you can't
Speaker 1: just plead guilty unless you guys do an outford plea
Speaker 1: where you don't admit admit guilt, but you admit there's
Speaker 1: enough evidence to convict you. So this, this you know,
Speaker 1: this TV interview does still want to I mean, it's
Speaker 1: just delusion as well, thinking that anybody will okay, you
Speaker 1: didn't know makes total sense now, I mean again, people
Speaker 1: can believe what they want to believe. But nonetheless, he
Speaker 1: has now stated that a guilty plea, you know, it
Speaker 1: can't it can't stand. So from here on out, I mean,
Speaker 1: she's gonna have another hearing date and probably you know,
Speaker 1: it sounds like she could possibly end up going to trial,
Speaker 1: which means that if this get I mean, she could
Speaker 1: have this interview could have got it to where she
Speaker 1: probably did eighteen months and maybe not even that long.
Speaker 1: Maybe she gets shocked probation, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I doubt it. I doubt she would have got shocked.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, this is you just still wanting like you're
Speaker 1: never remorseful. You still want people to believe that you
Speaker 1: didn't have a clue that you were using money that
Speaker 1: you weren't supposed to be using. And how about the
Speaker 1: judge just happened to see this on television or the
Speaker 1: internet wherever it was, and see, oh, well, she's now
Speaker 1: claiming that she entered a plea that she's since claimed
Speaker 1: on television that she does she's not guilty. So anyways,
Speaker 1: that whole that, I'm not sure if it will because
Speaker 1: there's a lot of true crime stuff that will end up,
Speaker 1: you know, that competes with this. But I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: shocked if the whole Jamie Noel situation ends up being
Speaker 1: some crime documentary, because there's a lot to it. All Right,
Speaker 1: we've got an update of traffic and weather coming your way.
Speaker 1: Bobby Ellis with the traffic update. Matt Melosavitch will give
Speaker 1: us the forecast, and of course we've got sports coming
Speaker 1: your way here in four minutes right here on news
Speaker 1: radio eight forty whas.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, John Shannon.
Speaker 1: It is five thirty five here Kentucky and it's Morning
Speaker 1: News with Nick Coffee on news.
Speaker 2: Radio eight forty whas.
Speaker 1: So yesterday was closing arguments in the second Crystal Rogers case.
Speaker 1: As the defense, they are sticking with what you would
Speaker 1: expect them to stick with, and that is that this
Speaker 1: is a no body homicide, no physical evidence, it's just
Speaker 1: witness testimony. But even that I'm sure they're arguing is
Speaker 1: is not That's what any good defense representation would do.
Speaker 1: But the prosecution, they're they're leaning heavily on just inconsistent
Speaker 1: statements from Brooks howk like the time he omitted his
Speaker 1: visit to the family farm the night Crystal Rogers vanished.
Speaker 1: Just a lot of inconsistencies. And look the testimony, although
Speaker 1: it's not proof, I just maybe this is because this trial,
Speaker 1: specifically for me, is somebody that is just reading all
Speaker 1: the coverage of it, right, there's no I mean, we're
Speaker 1: literally just getting what those that are permitted to attend
Speaker 1: this trial and Bowling Green are writing down, taking notes
Speaker 1: and then sharing as soon as you know they have
Speaker 1: a break in the in the in the trial, or
Speaker 1: it wraps up for the day. So and by the way,
Speaker 1: thank you to all those who were there, because without
Speaker 1: their coverage we wouldn't we wouldn't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: But I just think the amount of circumstantial evidence, despite
Speaker 1: it not being any real proof, I just to me,
Speaker 1: it seems as if this jury would would be would
Speaker 1: be able to see that, yes, they did a good
Speaker 1: job of cleaning some things up, but they seem to
Speaker 1: be guilty in some form or fashion. But I've never
Speaker 1: been on a jury, and I don't know if you know,
Speaker 1: I don't think you could put yourself in the shoes
Speaker 1: of someone on the jury unless you've been in that
Speaker 1: situation before. But even if you have, I mean again,
Speaker 1: you're not We're not there, right, You're not hearing every
Speaker 1: second of this entire trial. So uh, well, we'll find
Speaker 1: out here soon if this jury's ready to make a decision.
Speaker 2: But it looks yea.
Speaker 1: It says here that after the two weeks of trial,
Speaker 1: the jury of fifteen, which will soon be twelve after
Speaker 1: alternates were dismissed here recently, it's going to begin today.
Speaker 1: So again, nobody no crime scene in this case hinges
Speaker 1: on circumstantial evidence, And to me, it's just as an outside,
Speaker 1: an outsider just taking what is being shared each and
Speaker 1: every day, as far as the defense and what they're saying,
Speaker 1: the prosecution, what they're saying, what we're hearing from these witnesses,
Speaker 1: I have really no clue what to expect. But if
Speaker 1: you put me on the spot, I would say, I
Speaker 1: just assumed that these two are going to be found guilty,
Speaker 1: but could be totally wrong here.
Speaker 2: I'm just guessing.
Speaker 1: So I really, I guess nothing would ultimately shock me,
Speaker 1: because again, I think it's one thing too. This is
Speaker 1: something that you've heard before, but it's really I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't think it can be overstated. Context matters, right,
Speaker 1: How you say something matters a lot more than just
Speaker 1: what is set, and I feel like lawyers are great
Speaker 1: examples of that. So who knows, We're just again we're
Speaker 1: we're we're only hearing from from what those are sharing
Speaker 1: with us, and they're doing a good job of giving
Speaker 1: us specific details and quotes as far as what is
Speaker 1: said by the defense attorney here, But who knows, maybe
Speaker 1: he's saying in a way that has this jury just
Speaker 1: completely thinking, Well, you know what, I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's enough for me to say that, yes, I think
Speaker 1: that these two are guilty of what they're being charged with.
Speaker 1: So I uh, I'm I'm anxious to see how this
Speaker 1: plays out. But obviously, uh, the victim's family here, which
Speaker 1: again the victim has never been recovered, never been I know,
Speaker 1: there's no there's no body. But I'm sure they're hoping.
Speaker 1: I mean, in fact, we know they're hoping for a
Speaker 1: guilty verdict, and only time will tell if that's that's
Speaker 1: what ends up happening. All right, So TikTok is apparently
Speaker 1: creating a version of itself, but it'll only be available
Speaker 1: in America because of the current issue right now with
Speaker 1: it not you know that it's been extended, been kicked
Speaker 1: down the line many times by Trump, but but him
Speaker 1: being so confident about a buyer, maybe I guess that
Speaker 1: fell through, because again TikTok is now developing a new
Speaker 1: version of its platform that'll only be for US customers.
Speaker 1: By Dance is the Chinese parent company that for a
Speaker 1: while now it's been known that they've got to they
Speaker 1: got to find a way to divest its used operations
Speaker 1: to non Chinese owners in order to comply with the
Speaker 1: new federal law by this upcoming September, or they'll be
Speaker 1: banned now again.
Speaker 2: If it doesn't.
Speaker 1: If it doesn't happen by September, I still feel like
Speaker 1: we'll see President Trump just delay once again. But didn't
Speaker 1: he just tell us a couple of weeks ago that
Speaker 1: he was very confident in a buyer that he had
Speaker 1: and that you know, but what I kept thinking of, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: that sounds great, But in order to make a transaction,
Speaker 1: you need a buyer and you need a seller. And
Speaker 1: there's never, at any point been any indication that TikTok
Speaker 1: Bye Dance.
Speaker 2: I guess is who we're talking about. They own TikTok.
Speaker 2: Why would they want to sell?
Speaker 1: This is a social media platform that is dominating in
Speaker 1: that space, and there seems to be no sign of
Speaker 1: that momentum stopping. So I think maybe that's just a
Speaker 1: rich person thing. Well they just assume, well, if I've
Speaker 1: got somebody with unlimited amount of money, then you'll sell.
Speaker 1: Well I don't think they will. It doesn't sound like
Speaker 1: they're they're gonna do that. All right, We've got Rory
Speaker 1: O'Neil coming up in about five minutes time and we'll
Speaker 1: get the latest on the tragic situation with the floods
Speaker 1: in Texas.
Speaker 2: Stick with us.
Speaker 1: It's Kentucky and it's Morning News on News Radio eight
Speaker 1: forty Whas.
Speaker 2: It is five forty five here Kentucky and.
Speaker 1: It's morning News on news radio eight forty whas Nick
Speaker 1: Coffee with you, and I've got Rory on eil of
Speaker 1: NBC News with me. Rory, what can you tell us
Speaker 1: about the latest in regards to the tragic situation with
Speaker 1: the Texas floods. Sounds like there's many more deaths that
Speaker 1: have been reported since we discussed yesterday, and still some
Speaker 1: that they can't find.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sadly, the death toll has topped one hundred. One
Speaker 4: hundred and four now confirm fatalities across six counties. Most
Speaker 4: of the deaths are in Kerr County, Texas, eighty four
Speaker 4: of them there. That's where Camp Mystic was located, and
Speaker 4: that's where many of the missing are still associated with
Speaker 4: that camp. I think ten of children from that camp
Speaker 4: are still listed among the more than two dozen still
Speaker 4: considered missing. On the positive side, it looks like the
Speaker 4: weather is about to get better, you know, another rainy
Speaker 4: day yesterday, some scattered howers today, but after this we
Speaker 4: should start to see a lot more sunshine, drier conditions.
Speaker 4: Hopefully that swollen Guadalupe River will start to receive quickly.
Speaker 1: So is there any indication that they could have been
Speaker 1: notified the severity of this flood in a quicker manner?
Speaker 1: I mean, I know, it's unfortunately just where we are
Speaker 1: right now, where people want to weaponize this as you know,
Speaker 1: who could have done more Republican Democrat that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: But just I don't know, if I mean to me,
Speaker 1: this is just an act of God and it's a
Speaker 1: tragic situation all the way around. But do we know
Speaker 1: as far as resources in that community, are they without
Speaker 1: some resources that maybe others have?
Speaker 4: Well, some other communities in Texas I have installed sirens
Speaker 4: to go along the river to alert in these kinds
Speaker 4: of situations. And we should note this is known as
Speaker 4: flash flood Alley. This is an area that has flash
Speaker 4: flooding frequently. Now not to the scale, of course, but
Speaker 4: this is a persistent problem. And you know nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 4: July seventeenth, a similar flood in a similar area killed
Speaker 4: ten children from a camp. So this is not unheard of,
Speaker 4: and we've seen again deadly flooding I think every at
Speaker 4: least once a decade. So I think there are more
Speaker 4: questions being asked now. Obviously the scale of this is
Speaker 4: very different. But then saying, you know, do you rebuild camps?
Speaker 4: I notifications systems should we have and then taking a
Speaker 4: look at whether or not we pay attention to a
Speaker 4: lot of these alerts that we get to our phones
Speaker 4: that many people just ignore.
Speaker 1: Rory and Nail of NBC News our guest joining us
Speaker 1: here on news radio eight forty whas So the Prime
Speaker 1: days are here, Amazon Prime that is, and bargains. This
Speaker 1: is where you're supposed to be able to save money
Speaker 1: as a shopper. What kind of are we looking at?
Speaker 1: Legitimate deals here? Are gonna Are we gonna be able
Speaker 1: to see some real relief here as far as prices,
Speaker 1: because it seems as if everything is expensive right now
Speaker 1: and day Prime days, I should say, that's when folks
Speaker 1: feel like they're really getting a bargain.
Speaker 4: Well, right, just make sure you actually are getting a bargain. Remember,
Speaker 4: Amazon has a lot of third party sellers, people that
Speaker 4: are just they're contractors and they use the Amazon platform
Speaker 4: in order to sell their merchandise, and what we're seeing
Speaker 4: more and more those third party vendors have been jacking
Speaker 4: up their prices and then cutting them to make them
Speaker 4: appear artificially low for prime days. So just make sure,
Speaker 4: especially if it's something you're spending hundreds of dollars on
Speaker 4: that it says, oh, it's thirty percent off or forty
Speaker 4: percent off, make sure it really is forty percent off.
Speaker 4: So use some price tracking tools. There are Camel Camel,
Speaker 4: Camel Honey. You can go in there, put the Amazon
Speaker 4: item number into that website and it will show you
Speaker 4: the history of the price of that item. So a
Speaker 4: lot of places will jack up the price two months
Speaker 4: ago by one hundred percent and then lower it quote
Speaker 4: unquote fifty percent, and you think you're getting a deal,
Speaker 4: but you're really just paying the same price you would
Speaker 4: have paid a month ago.
Speaker 1: And it says here that about fifteen to thirty percent
Speaker 1: roughly are actually checking to see if what is being
Speaker 1: promoted as a sale is actually a sale, which really
Speaker 1: doesn't surprise me, so good info there, or they need
Speaker 1: to do their research to see if it's really a
Speaker 1: bargain or if they just have been have been manipulated
Speaker 1: to think that it's actually a bargain. Do we know
Speaker 1: any type of products that may be you know, I
Speaker 1: guess trendy type of items that could be big sellers
Speaker 1: on Prime days here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would say also, you know, look to the seller.
Speaker 4: If it's Amazon that's selling it, you're pretty much going
Speaker 4: to be it's a better bet that it's actually a
Speaker 4: deal there. I mean, of course what we're already seeing though,
Speaker 4: for the items that are on sale. Electronics are are
Speaker 4: always popular, and we are seeing some solid deals there.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of websites that have advice and
Speaker 4: recommendations for some of the research they've done. Go to
Speaker 4: sites like why are Cutter? From the New York Times.
Speaker 4: They've done a deep dive into some of the bargains
Speaker 4: that are really out there today and tomorrow and the
Speaker 4: next day. It's the eighth through the eleventh.
Speaker 2: Good stuff.
Speaker 1: Rory is always appreciate the time and enjoy the rest
Speaker 1: of your day. We'll talk sooner, my friend.
Speaker 4: Thanks Nick.
Speaker 2: All right, that's Rory and Eale of NBC News.
Speaker 1: We've got Bobby Ellis with the latest on traffic coming
Speaker 1: your way. Also, we'll get Matt Melosovich's forecast from WLKY
Speaker 1: as We're getting this Tuesday started, and Scott Fitzgerald's got
Speaker 1: an update on sports coming up here in about four minutes,
Speaker 1: so stick with us. It is Kentucky Anda's Morning News
Speaker 1: with Nick Coffee on news Radio eight forty whas