Speaker 1: Then angry this morning.
Speaker 2: I don't understand February twenty second. Yesterday was the birthday
Speaker 2: of guitarist Jerry Harrison and talking heads.
Speaker 3: What happened, had all the time, all the time.
Speaker 2: Past three one hundred and sixty five degrees, just burning
Speaker 2: down the house on a Saturday morning. Sometimes you have
Speaker 2: to burn down the house to save the house. Happy birthday,
Speaker 2: Jerry Harrison, the guitarist on that little diddy Gary Jeff
Speaker 2: Walker in on this Saturday, and before we look ahead
Speaker 2: to look back at significant events and people tied to
Speaker 2: this particular date in history, including but not limited to these.
Speaker 2: You know what, if I just did this next factoid,
Speaker 2: that would be enough. I mean, there's a few things
Speaker 2: I got to mention, but this is the sole most
Speaker 2: important thing that occurs every year on February twenty second.
Speaker 2: It's the anniversary of the birth of the very first
Speaker 2: President of the United States, the father of our country,
Speaker 2: George Washington, the man who could not tell a lie.
Speaker 2: Born in Westmoreland County in the Virginia Colony. On this
Speaker 2: date in seventeen thirty two, we celebrate President's Day. Now
Speaker 2: we should always celebrate Washington's birthday because without Washington. No
Speaker 2: other president afterward has any relevancy whatsoever. A US merchant ship.
Speaker 2: The Empress of China left New York for the first
Speaker 2: trade voyage of an American trip to China seventeen eighty four.
Speaker 2: Gee I thought Nixon opened up trade to China this way.
Speaker 2: Before that, the inaugural Daytona five hundred was held nineteen
Speaker 2: fifty nine. Johnny Butchamp initially declared the win, the victory
Speaker 2: later awarded to Lee Petty, of course, was the father
Speaker 2: of the King Richard Petty. More than twenty five thousand
Speaker 2: US and South Vietnamese troops launched Operation Jungle City nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty seven. This is the date of the miracle. On
Speaker 2: ice February twenty second, nineteen eighty the Winter Olympics, Lake Placid,
Speaker 2: New York, the US Olympic Hockey team upset the Soviet
Speaker 2: Union four to three. They'd go on to win the
Speaker 2: gold two days later with the victory over Finland. Of course,
Speaker 2: this past Thursday to the US hockey team lost to
Speaker 2: the dreaded hated Canadians. I'll boo their anthem any chance
Speaker 2: I get the opportunity, Not really, because that would be
Speaker 2: classless Canada scientists in Scotland announced on this date in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety they had successfully cloned an adult mammal for
Speaker 2: the first time, a sheep they named Dolly. Let's see.
Speaker 2: Actor James Hong is ninety six today, Actress Julia Walters
Speaker 2: seventy five, Basketball Hall of Famer and my hero when
Speaker 2: I was growing up, when I aspired to be a hoopster.
Speaker 2: Doctor j. Julius Irving is three quarters of a century old. Today,
Speaker 2: Golf Hall Key Goff Hall of Famer Amy Alcott. Easy
Speaker 2: for me to say, it's sixty nine. Ky McLaughlin, the
Speaker 2: actor sixty six. VJ. Singhers sixty two. Today, Hockey Hall
Speaker 2: of Famer Pat Lafontaine turns the Big six to zero.
Speaker 2: Rachel Dratch of Saturday Night Live saw her just last
Speaker 2: Sunday on the SNL fiftieth anniversary. She is fifty nine.
Speaker 2: Let's see from the office Paul Lieberstein, Actress Jerry Ryan's birthday,
Speaker 2: actor Thomas Jane Tennis Hall of Famer, Michael Chang fifty three,
Speaker 2: Singer James Blunt is fifty one, and Drew Barrymore is
Speaker 2: fifty Worse for the wear have you seen her lately?
Speaker 1: Not good?
Speaker 4: Not good.
Speaker 2: If it's your birthday, I hope it is the absolute
Speaker 2: best birthday you could possibly imagine, and you get to
Speaker 2: spend it with the people you love, doing the things
Speaker 2: you love to do, and that is truly my wish
Speaker 2: for you. Five point forty one. Liam Tomlinson is right
Speaker 2: round the corner with Sports as we get you going
Speaker 2: on seven hundred wl freezing today. I'll believe it when
Speaker 2: I see it. Thirty four predicted mainly clear tomorrow morning's
Speaker 2: low twenty sun and clouds on Sunday and forty up
Speaker 2: to forty nine with mostly cloudy skies on Monday. Oh
Speaker 2: please let it come. It's fifteen right now.
Speaker 5: Seven hundred WLW Sports.
Speaker 2: Here's Liam Tomlinson, who was really jazzed about something this morning.
Speaker 2: I hope it's sports.
Speaker 6: The Reds kick off their spring training ball games this afternoon.
Speaker 6: The squad will be split today, with half the team
Speaker 6: in Goodyear to face the Guardians and the other half
Speaker 6: in Phoenix to face the Brewers. The skipper, Tito Terry Francona,
Speaker 6: is avoiding a hug fest against his former team, and
Speaker 6: he'll be coaching the squad on the road against the Brewers.
Speaker 6: Both games are a first pitch at three to five,
Speaker 6: seven hundred. Wow, will have the Cleveland game covered right here?
Speaker 2: No wait, so we get Tito, who's not going to
Speaker 2: manage the Cleveland game, but yet we're airing the Cleveland game. Yes,
Speaker 2: well that makes no sense. Let's have the squad that
Speaker 2: actually has the skipper at the helm instead of whatever,
Speaker 2: I don't know, assistant manager or coach. That's that's leading
Speaker 2: the Reds against the Freddie Benevitez here you go. Better
Speaker 2: you say it than me. What else you got? College basketball? NKU?
Speaker 6: He did Wright State on the road eighty to seventy
Speaker 6: six last night. The Norse hosts Indiana University Indye tomorrow
Speaker 6: at one on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 2: They've had a disappointing season.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but the only thing that matters in that conference
Speaker 6: is the tournament. So the coach horn get them ready
Speaker 6: to win five games in a row. That's the real question.
Speaker 6: It all comes down to March, and it's coming around
Speaker 6: the corner. It's February twenty second, it's here. Before you
Speaker 6: know it. You see host TCU at noon. Pregame coverage
Speaker 6: begins at eleven thirty and tip except for New I
Speaker 6: said before right here on seven hundred WLW seventeenth RAND,
Speaker 6: Kentucky's on the road in Tuscaloosa to face number four Alabama.
Speaker 6: That game is at six pm on ESPN fifteen thirty,
Speaker 6: and Xavier faces Seaton Hall tomorrow at two on fifty
Speaker 6: five KRC. Xavier needs to finish the season strong so
Speaker 6: they can guarantee a spot in the NCAA tournament. It
Speaker 6: looks like the Bearcats are gonna have to win the
Speaker 6: conference tournament almost at this point.
Speaker 2: It's a good spot in time. You said, the only
Speaker 2: thing that matters in what the Horizon League where NKU
Speaker 2: plays is an isn't that the Horizon League? Yes, the
Speaker 2: only thing that matters is the tournament. Can if Xavier
Speaker 2: and UC lose out during the RAG, can they just
Speaker 2: enter themselves in the Horizon League and go win that
Speaker 2: and get in the tournament.
Speaker 6: If you look at NC State last year, they won
Speaker 6: the ACC tournament and they ended up in the final four,
Speaker 6: and that's really the only way they got in the tournament,
Speaker 6: and it was off a crazy buzzer beater three against Virginia.
Speaker 6: So anything can happen. That's why you love Marx and
Speaker 6: that's why we love college basketball.
Speaker 2: NC State was at Lorenzo Charles and the dunk at
Speaker 2: the button. No, that was like it was forty years ago.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I got caught in a time where five
Speaker 2: forty five at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Your locked on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Man, does it seem to get earlier and earlier every
Speaker 2: week or is it just me? I would say it's
Speaker 2: probably just me. So I said something flippant in the talkback,
Speaker 2: which is my way to talk to Liam the producer.
Speaker 2: Right before the beginning of the show, there was something
Speaker 2: about Elon Musk, and I was met with all of
Speaker 2: this hostility, not about President Trump, but about Elon Musk
Speaker 2: and how he's a loser. And I'm trying to think,
Speaker 2: how in the world is a guy who's invented and
Speaker 2: been behind this neuralink thing to help people who have
Speaker 2: brain injuries walk and talk and communicate. How can a
Speaker 2: guy who's gonna rescue the astronauts that our own NASA
Speaker 2: could not. How is the guy who has been a
Speaker 2: leader in technology and innovation at his direction for probably
Speaker 2: the last ten years. And how was the richest man
Speaker 2: in the world a loser? And he said, it's easy.
Speaker 2: He wears sunglasses inside, he's high. He's a loser. Okay,
Speaker 2: everybody has different definitions. I just hope that the American
Speaker 2: people are the winners as they continue to lose all
Speaker 2: of this garbage spending that's been going on behind our
Speaker 2: backs and in some cases in front of our eyes
Speaker 2: for decades. The gravy train ride is over for fraud
Speaker 2: and abuse in Washington. It has to be, and I hope.
Speaker 2: So anyway, all that aside, let's talk about more important things. Mametry,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 7: Well we.
Speaker 8: Get to what the day of a joice that hope
Speaker 8: we will.
Speaker 1: Uh well seen?
Speaker 8: Chef d Tory of Tori.
Speaker 2: Amen, that was beautiful, dear, how are you?
Speaker 8: I'm great?
Speaker 2: What's new we had?
Speaker 8: Randy? Was it the dance flor dance Denvill He came
Speaker 8: down from Milfordways think he said, uh, coving and Portmister
Speaker 8: all down to there said it was raised on Eastern
Speaker 8: Avenue in Collingdon. And he's singing us some good old
Speaker 8: bluegrass yesterday.
Speaker 2: You don't remember his name, Randy something.
Speaker 8: Dance floor dence, Randy Dentzil.
Speaker 2: You know it sounds familiar like I've heard of him before.
Speaker 8: Al Fardy said, so.
Speaker 2: A lot of a lot of a lot of bluegrass.
Speaker 8: Huh yeah, fun ear of Froggy Mountain Breakdown? So they
Speaker 8: give me two more for the great sums in the end.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, if do you do you? Are you
Speaker 2: able to listen to your radio there?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, if Dick calls in a few minutes,
Speaker 2: we'll play Foggy Mountain Breakdown underneath him. You know, we
Speaker 2: play that every Saturday when Dick calls. All right, would
Speaker 2: you like to hear some now?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I could play you some right now while you're here
Speaker 2: on the phone. You don't mind, do you?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's let's listen to a little Foggy Mountain breakdown. Promometry.
Speaker 2: You know what, I like mommetry and a lot of
Speaker 2: people miss it because they're so enraptured by the banjo
Speaker 2: in the fiddle. But I love that bass, that kind
Speaker 2: of stand up bass right behind it. Let's crank that
Speaker 2: up again, Liam, Let's listen to you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean?
Speaker 2: You like to amometry.
Speaker 8: I get the feeling in my bones, darling.
Speaker 2: What's it feel like?
Speaker 8: It built heavenly?
Speaker 2: One of these days you were gonna get up and dance.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I can dance. I just can't read.
Speaker 2: I never knew reading was essential to be able to dance.
Speaker 8: I do want to dance out of the exit door.
Speaker 2: Watch out, she's making the break, she's escaping. That would
Speaker 2: be a beautiful day. We don't. I've talked to We
Speaker 2: talked to Mark and Christine Sanders, you know, and we
Speaker 2: need to pray for Mark. He's not having a great
Speaker 2: time right now. But yeah, it's more complicated than that.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Christine, the.
Speaker 8: Mayor, the beery juice three times a day.
Speaker 2: I will recommend that to the doctor. But supposedly, I
Speaker 2: think they're going to try and bring you down to
Speaker 2: the anniversary party on March fifteenth.
Speaker 8: That sounds good.
Speaker 2: We'll see. I don't make any promises that my my
Speaker 2: butt can't cash, huh.
Speaker 8: I say it would be a blessing for our fans.
Speaker 2: It would be a blessing for our fans. You're absolutely right,
Speaker 2: Will God bless you dear, have a good day, all right, dud,
Speaker 2: Bye bye bye. I love you, Mametry Lynette planning on
Speaker 2: coming to the twentieth twenty eighth. I got twenty eight
Speaker 2: years I've been doing this. I feel like I'm getting
Speaker 2: away with something because I probably a well. It has
Speaker 2: been quite the tumultuous week for myself and Chris to
Speaker 2: two point out losing Brooksy the cat dog just a
Speaker 2: week ago yesterday. Wow. And I will tell you that
Speaker 2: the only good thing about our loss was the outpouring
Speaker 2: of love and support and just just standing behind us
Speaker 2: as so many people came out of the woodwork when
Speaker 2: they heard about Brooksy's demise, shocking demise and just I
Speaker 2: mean it came out of the blue that I just
Speaker 2: felt the arms of a lot of people wrapping around
Speaker 2: us with love, and that is something that is all
Speaker 2: too rare today. So whatever it is that you need
Speaker 2: in your life, whatever you're going through, whatever you are
Speaker 2: experiencing that is causing you pain, I just want you
Speaker 2: to know that if you want to share it, sometimes
Speaker 2: it's the best thing you can do. And it's not
Speaker 2: selfish to share your misery with others. It is not
Speaker 2: only cathartic, but it is healing when you are met
Speaker 2: in that sharing with the kind of love and support
Speaker 2: that we got from you. So thank you again one
Speaker 2: and all. Dave from Harrison coming up Old Radio, Rick
Speaker 2: will be round the corner here in a few minutes
Speaker 2: at least, God willing the gang from Ripley in so
Speaker 2: much more. The Saturday Morning Edition March is on towards
Speaker 2: March in a week on seven hundred WLW News.
Speaker 5: Twenty four hours a day when he was a radio
Speaker 5: seven hundred wl W.
Speaker 2: Into the first official hour of the Saturday Morning Edition
Speaker 2: for this Saturday, February twenty second, twenty twenty five, the
Speaker 2: birth date of the father of our country, George Washington,
Speaker 2: Gary Jeff Walker. Before we get to Dave, by the way,
Speaker 2: Dave and his wife Kathy have been great to us too.
Speaker 2: I was just mentioning before the break about the outpouring
Speaker 2: of sympathy and love from you and many others. And
Speaker 2: I just during the news opened up this card from
Speaker 2: Greg Johnson in Mainville, Ohio, and it just says, mister Walker,
Speaker 2: I am so sorry for the loss of your cat, Brooksy.
Speaker 2: As I watched three of our four stare excitedly at
Speaker 2: the birds around our feeders, I cannot help but think
Speaker 2: of those we've lost, and I feel your pain. Thanks
Speaker 2: for sharing. That's what I was talking about. Thank you, Greg,
Speaker 2: and thank you everybody else. So it's chimed in, let's
Speaker 2: talk to Dave. Shall we take the treat little Tennessee
Speaker 2: bird walk on a Saturday morning? And as I mentioned,
Speaker 2: Dave is here. Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Gary Job.
Speaker 10: How are we doing today on this spine?
Speaker 1: Be h m morning?
Speaker 2: What are you doing? What did you even say?
Speaker 11: It's Blackchester, my brother, and happy twenty second to you
Speaker 11: and yours.
Speaker 2: How about just history month?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, that's it's.
Speaker 2: It's history month. Every month is history month.
Speaker 12: Yes and happy to point zero bd, Eve, I believe, yes.
Speaker 2: Yes, Christa, my lovely wife will be celebrating her birthday
Speaker 2: tomorrow and we're actually going to celebrate a little bit
Speaker 2: at the bar today when we're working. So please feel
Speaker 2: free to uh drop by if you get the opportunity.
Speaker 2: One and all, So what have you got this morning? Dave?
Speaker 13: Well, Guard Jeff, and are of uh you know uh
Speaker 13: b bhm we have uh and uh well doctor doctor
Speaker 13: j turning seventy five, we have uh have you ever
Speaker 13: wondered how where people came from?
Speaker 14: Like like how we all got to be here?
Speaker 1: If we go back far enough, Guard Jeff, I.
Speaker 2: Remember I remember some discussion with I was little and
Speaker 2: it involved birds and bees and somehow that related to
Speaker 2: how we got here, but I'm not sure, Dave.
Speaker 12: Well, if we go all the way back to like
Speaker 12: the beginning, okay, like any.
Speaker 15: In the beginning, you know, when when there was creation
Speaker 15: nearying about the sixth day, after God, you know, had
Speaker 15: created everything else.
Speaker 1: Uh, he's they said, let us make man in our image.
Speaker 11: So they did, Jeff, But uh, at any rate, they've
Speaker 11: never done.
Speaker 15: It before, right, I mean, first time for this type thing.
Speaker 1: So you know, I didn't know how how.
Speaker 10: Long to set the timer for or what.
Speaker 12: The temperature should be, you know, just kind of put
Speaker 12: him in there and winged it.
Speaker 2: So, uh, where is this going?
Speaker 4: This is this is history now, so so uh, you.
Speaker 12: Know, I couldn't wait any longer. So they opened it up,
Speaker 12: torn out the first batch of people, and uh and
Speaker 12: looked at him and oh it was lady. You know,
Speaker 12: they were great. They had eyes nose.
Speaker 13: And he kind of pushed him there, and they were
Speaker 13: a little dowe, you know, maybe maybe a little underdone.
Speaker 1: So you know, closed it on up and let it
Speaker 1: go after a while.
Speaker 15: After a while it's a perfect open it up and
Speaker 15: took out another match and they were redder. They were
Speaker 15: commore done.
Speaker 2: You know, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave. I got to
Speaker 2: tell you right now. I know you worked really hard
Speaker 2: on this, but I don't like the direction this is going. Okay,
Speaker 2: So let me just say this. During Black History Month,
Speaker 2: during History Month, during Dave History Month, you, my friend,
Speaker 2: are officially history.
Speaker 16: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 16: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 16: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 16: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 16: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 16: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 16: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 2: Beautiful head on the air, because without any further ado you,
Speaker 2: we have Dick from Dayton standing by. Finally, Well, good morning, Dick.
Speaker 17: Well, how are you, buddy?
Speaker 2: I'm fine? How are you?
Speaker 17: Oh good? I just wanted to tell you, Uh, one
Speaker 17: of my friends, the string Benders.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 17: You know, there's a lot of fewers Paul that know
Speaker 17: me and name I. Uh he they've been coming him
Speaker 17: and Roy Roy plays the uh that mace get there
Speaker 17: and we had a but let me tell you something,
Speaker 17: it was really good. I did a little bit of
Speaker 17: mt A roll into my baby's arms and it was
Speaker 17: just a really good And the dinners there are pretty good,
Speaker 17: and uh, it was just nice.
Speaker 2: What what what'd you have for dinner?
Speaker 17: We had uh? Uh, let's say stuff peppers, Uh, mashed
Speaker 17: potatoes and gravy. Uh uh, carrots and apple pie.
Speaker 2: Where was this, dick?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 17: It's every it's every Friday from twelve thirty to about
Speaker 17: all three. That's the in Xenia that's going toward thirty five.
Speaker 2: Well, and now, how would how would you get there
Speaker 2: from your house on thirty five?
Speaker 17: You would probably let's say six seventy five. Then you
Speaker 17: go and then you uh, we'll say today you'll see
Speaker 17: Xenia at thirty five. Then you keep going right, you
Speaker 17: go past the cars dealership, Uh.
Speaker 2: Pass past what which dealership?
Speaker 4: Just met?
Speaker 17: Jermaine? And then that's uh.
Speaker 2: Liam, are you getting this down?
Speaker 17: When you turn on Progressive Road, you go by Bob
Speaker 17: Evans and yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know exactly where you're talking about now. And
Speaker 2: then yeah, and then what.
Speaker 17: Then uh you go back to the you'll see, uh,
Speaker 17: it's the the Jasiner. So it's sentiment pretty good, pish buddy.
Speaker 2: Didn't understand what you said, but I kind of know
Speaker 2: how to get there now. So maybe next Friday I
Speaker 2: can join you. That sounds fun.
Speaker 17: Yeah, well, Birsley buddy.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you. Do me a favorite and say good night, Dick.
Speaker 17: Good night. I'll talk to you, buddy. I hope to
Speaker 17: see you.
Speaker 2: Okay, I hope to see you too. March fifteenth, Old Radio, Rick,
Speaker 2: good morning, how are you my friend?
Speaker 1: My gosh?
Speaker 2: Ye, I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it when Dick gives me directions places.
Speaker 1: Oh, I know.
Speaker 2: It's better than GPS, it's better than Google Maps. It's
Speaker 2: just right there. I mean, I know exactly where he's
Speaker 2: talking about, didn't you one of us? Will you go
Speaker 2: past the dealership, you know, with the dealership carsh just
Speaker 2: dealership whatever that is.
Speaker 10: Yeah, gotcha now I know.
Speaker 2: So how are we listening and what are we listening
Speaker 2: on this morning?
Speaker 10: Mister washbroh, Well, reception is a five x five this morning.
Speaker 10: It's an RCA nineteen forty one eight tube AM shortwave
Speaker 10: radio model twenty eight x five and without friger adjew.
Speaker 10: We jumped to the catalog, which says RCAA Victor Value
Speaker 10: Leaders two speaker models. They're torrid. I pause briefly to
Speaker 10: consult the dictionary. Torrid adjective subject to parching or burning heat,
Speaker 10: especially of the sun.
Speaker 2: Do you want that out of your radio?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 10: That's that's usually why I end up with them. Well,
Speaker 10: and then it says back to the catalog summer sales
Speaker 10: with sales sock. Yes, that's the word sales a dash
Speaker 10: and the word sock.
Speaker 1: Fred.
Speaker 10: The dictionary can't help me with this one. But anyway,
Speaker 10: this super set is packed with super features, super tone
Speaker 10: with nine and a quarter ellipticon speaker. Now they're just
Speaker 10: making up words. Eight RCA Victor Preferred type tubes, overseas
Speaker 10: dial with spread band tuning. I guess that means the
Speaker 10: numbers aren't on top of each other. That's good, good
Speaker 10: American and foreign reception. Two built in antennas fair enough.
Speaker 10: And electronic tuning which is five push button presets. But
Speaker 10: nothing wrong with that. But yeah, luckily, you know these
Speaker 10: have sales sock and they're torrid, so I think that's
Speaker 10: really over that.
Speaker 2: I always thought tuning was a city in China. I
Speaker 2: had no idea. My goodness, have you got the flu
Speaker 2: that's been going on? The respiratory stuff that's This has
Speaker 2: just been a ridiculous flu season so far.
Speaker 10: I might just to quote Andy from the from the Office,
Speaker 10: the great actor, comedic actor at Helms. Andy's got boo
Speaker 10: boo tummy.
Speaker 2: Oh oh well we won't. We won't make you suffer
Speaker 2: any longer on the air. Well, I just, you know,
Speaker 2: wish you the best and prayers your way and feel better, please, sir.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 10: He forty boosted my spirits, so thank you.
Speaker 2: All right. Good It is Old Radio Rick at gmail
Speaker 2: dot com. He's not taking any radios in right now,
Speaker 2: though he's his cupboard is full. The Pineapple Palace is
Speaker 2: replete with all the radios they can handle right now.
Speaker 2: But as my producer Liam Tomlinson can attest, they do
Speaker 2: wonderful work there. It's six nineteen at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: WLW seven hundred WLW Sports.
Speaker 2: Liam Tomlinson, I know there's got to be something going on. Man,
Speaker 2: give me some hope for spring, Give me some baseball.
Speaker 6: The Reds begin to play their spring training games this afternoon.
Speaker 6: We're getting oh so much closer to opening day. The
Speaker 6: squad will be split today, with half the team in
Speaker 6: Goodyear to face the Guardians and the other half in
Speaker 6: Phoenix to face the Brewers. The Guardians game is obviously
Speaker 6: a home game, but manager Terry Francina will not be
Speaker 6: facing this former team. He'll be with the team in Phoenix,
Speaker 6: coach and managing against the Brewers.
Speaker 2: Sorry. I love Terry Francona, I love Tito, and I
Speaker 2: think that he's going to be the key to whatever
Speaker 2: success the Reds have the Reds players have on the
Speaker 2: field this year. No doubting his his resume, but I
Speaker 2: think it's lame because eventually he is going to have
Speaker 2: to face his former team. Might as well get out
Speaker 2: of the way now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, instead of when we're battling it out for the
Speaker 6: oh so infamous Ohio Cup later in the year, we're
Speaker 6: I want to be giving hugs. Then that's real competition. No,
Speaker 6: I mean, go ahead, get it out of the way.
Speaker 6: I mean there probably are no players left at all
Speaker 6: from when he was managing the Guards. Are their Guardians
Speaker 6: holdovers from Francones. I mean he was there two years ago,
Speaker 6: so there's probably a couple years.
Speaker 2: Well, you have things changed so fast in major sports
Speaker 2: with free agency and the like. I didn't know, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sure there are. Yeah, there's some players left from
Speaker 2: that era. But I mean, come on, buck it up, Gito.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, seven hundred WLW Home of the Reds, we'll be
Speaker 6: covering the Guardians game. That will first pitch at three o'clock.
Speaker 6: All right, college basketball, we're in the full swing of things.
Speaker 6: NKU defeated Wright State eighty to seventy six last night.
Speaker 6: The Norse are back in action tomorrow at one on
Speaker 6: ESPN fifty thirty against IU Indy. Dayton fell to Loyola
Speaker 6: Chicago seventy six to seventy two last night. You see
Speaker 6: host TCU This afternoon. Pregame coverage begins at eleven thirty.
Speaker 6: Tip is set for noon right here on seven hundred
Speaker 6: WLW seventeenth rank. Kentucky's on the road in Tuscal Lusca
Speaker 6: Tusca LUSA to face number four Alabama that tips at
Speaker 6: six pm on ESPN fifteen thirty, and Xavier faces Seat
Speaker 6: Hall tomorrow at two on fifty five kr SE. We
Speaker 6: have some top twenty five matchups today, Number six Tennessee
Speaker 6: on the road to face number seven Texts A and
Speaker 6: m Oregon faces number eleven Wisconsin number eight Iowa State
Speaker 6: is on the road in Houston to face the number
Speaker 6: five ranked Cougars. Auburn host Georgia, Florida on the road
Speaker 6: at LSU, Duke hosts Illinois.
Speaker 2: All right, Liam, if you can hang on just for
Speaker 2: another moment more. I love talking about stuff that happened
Speaker 2: before you were born, which is almost everything I talk about,
Speaker 2: I understand, and I know that gets nauseating for you.
Speaker 2: But on this date in nineteen eighty, in the midst
Speaker 2: of what was called the Cold War. Now you may
Speaker 2: have heard of it. It happened at the end of
Speaker 2: the Cold War. Happened long before you were on this earth.
Speaker 2: But there was a time when the Soviet Union I
Speaker 2: eat what is present day Russia in smaller proportions, thank goodness,
Speaker 2: and the United States were in a nuclear showdown, kind
Speaker 2: of stalemate situation. We both had nuclear weapons, and it
Speaker 2: was a cold war because we weren't using those nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: But there was all kinds of political rhetoric back and
Speaker 2: forth between the two nations, all kinds of animosity, distrust,
Speaker 2: and a total disconnect between the two systems of government,
Speaker 2: communism and a constitutional republic. That's democratically elected like ours. Well,
Speaker 2: those two things met head on on this date in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty and something that became known later as the
Speaker 2: Miracle on Ice where the United States beat the Kamis
Speaker 2: the Ruskies in the Olympics and then went on to
Speaker 2: win the gold medal against Finland. Your thoughts, if any.
Speaker 6: I mean that Kurt russell Miracle on Ice pregame speech
Speaker 6: in the movie is one of like the it gets
Speaker 6: you fired up. It's one of those things in life,
Speaker 6: one of the few things that really just gets the
Speaker 6: juices going. I mean, that's something the pride, the nationalism,
Speaker 6: and that just means something like you saw the hockey game,
Speaker 6: even against Canada, and one that was like randomly created
Speaker 6: that didn't matter, you know, but that one had massive,
Speaker 6: clearly way more massive implications. I couldn't imagine the excitement.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm sure that a miracle wasn't as big
Speaker 6: of hockey people pride then, yet it was still both
Speaker 6: believe you me.
Speaker 2: It was the major event of the winner of nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty There's no question, and Kurt Russell simply does not
Speaker 2: do it justice. But that's all you have. Well, we'll
Speaker 2: do some more history lessons soon. It's six twenty seven
Speaker 2: and seven hunderd WLW.
Speaker 1: I'm toasting you, sin Honey, we may be through.
Speaker 3: You'll never care.
Speaker 19: No whiskey blue.
Speaker 2: I'll chase those blues away, baby. We are heading these
Speaker 2: out of Cincinnati into well Claremont County and then passed
Speaker 2: Utopia into how now Brown County, to the lovely village
Speaker 2: of Ripley, Ohio, on the banks of the Mighty Ohio River.
Speaker 2: They're in Brown County on Main Street to a place
Speaker 2: called Brookies.
Speaker 9: Good morning, gang, Good morning.
Speaker 2: Well, there's just two of you today.
Speaker 1: It's a company, not a crowd.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you what that was now. I want to
Speaker 2: know now that the river has receded. Did the weather
Speaker 2: rock make it through the almost flood of twenty twenty five?
Speaker 8: Yes it did.
Speaker 20: It was laughing at its door, though, and the beaver
Speaker 20: and I went down and rescued the rockets earlier in
Speaker 20: the week. And they're riding around in my little green
Speaker 20: car right now. They're going I'm gonna kick them out today.
Speaker 20: I told him, no kicking in my car. He was
Speaker 20: going to kick you out today and put you back.
Speaker 2: So you saved the rockets for dryer weather. Yes, that's great.
Speaker 20: I think they would have gotten wet.
Speaker 8: I think they would have.
Speaker 2: You're such a good steward of our rocks in Ripley,
Speaker 2: Sure you really are. You do a phenomenal job. What's
Speaker 2: been going on there, Doug?
Speaker 9: Oh, now that's what's coming up?
Speaker 1: That's going on?
Speaker 21: Oh yeah, well Wednesday night, of course it would be
Speaker 21: the Queen of Hearts here at Ripley's Brookies.
Speaker 11: That should be around one hundred and forty thousand dollars I.
Speaker 10: Think by about the time they draw on Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Well that's almost that's almost high enough to maybe make
Speaker 2: a trip down.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's almost almost high enough.
Speaker 2: All right. What else you got?
Speaker 1: Well? Nothing, there's no no band tonight. There's no food
Speaker 1: we have.
Speaker 10: We don't know if the cook's incarcerated or what the
Speaker 10: problem is here, but no food yet.
Speaker 2: But you know what we should we should make this
Speaker 2: kind of like an indeed, a monster spot for Ripley
Speaker 2: for Brookies to hire and recruit a cook who can
Speaker 2: stay out of jail. If you have culinary skills and
Speaker 2: you haven't been incarcerated in the last five years, please
Speaker 2: feel free to go in and fill out an application
Speaker 2: for the for the Brookies kitchen. Talk to uh, talk
Speaker 2: to Darren Brookbank, the boss of Ripley and the boss
Speaker 2: of Brookies. And uh and and you know, as long
Speaker 2: as you can stay out of the huscal, you're good.
Speaker 2: I mean, and you can throw a little slop on there.
Speaker 2: Whatever it was. It's a whether they got wings or something, or.
Speaker 10: It's got some great barbecue.
Speaker 1: But we just need somebody to serve it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just uh, you got to get somebody who
Speaker 2: is not not in stir so to speak, not.
Speaker 11: You could probably probably write your own ticket for as
Speaker 11: many hours as you want to work.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: See you Now that is definitely enticement that that is
Speaker 2: a benefit that not everybody can give, especially the federal
Speaker 2: government right now. Maybe maybe those maybe those people should
Speaker 2: learn to code. Isn't that what they told the people
Speaker 2: who lost the thousands who lost their job when they
Speaker 2: canceled the Keystone pipeline. Well, well you don't need those
Speaker 2: construction jobs. You should just learn to code. I think
Speaker 2: a lot of federal employees need to learn to code.
Speaker 2: Or if you can cook, make it to Brookies. They
Speaker 2: needed they need a decent kitchen chef. They can stay
Speaker 2: out of jail. You guys, have a great morning, and
Speaker 2: thanks for checking in.
Speaker 20: All right, all right, thanks, Happy birthday.
Speaker 2: You got it. The gang at Brookies this morning. Still
Speaker 2: looking for a cook that can stay out of jail.
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Speaker 2: This show, and one of many great joys of this
Speaker 2: show is that we are blessed with the wisdom, with
Speaker 2: the intelligence and the research that is done by one
Speaker 2: Steve Simon, a man who has been a part of
Speaker 2: this show with his pithy emails for years and then
Speaker 2: the phone calls that you have come to expect and
Speaker 2: to appreciate every Saturday morning. And he's back again with
Speaker 2: another one Steve from ETNA with news of the week.
Speaker 23: Very good. I give Donald Trump one thumbs up one
Speaker 23: thumbs down this week. Here's the good stuff. First, Trump's
Speaker 23: Gaza gambit is the most brilliant foreign policy move I've
Speaker 23: seen since Republican Senator George Aiken gave us a prescription
Speaker 23: for getting out of Vietnam in nineteen sixty six. Declare
Speaker 23: that we have achieved our military goals and redeploy a
Speaker 23: reduced force to areas the enemy has no hope of capturing, which,
Speaker 23: by the way, is what Zelenski should be doing right
Speaker 23: now in Ukraine. But back to Gaza, Trump's zigzag goes
Speaker 23: something like this. He threatens to take over Gaza and
Speaker 23: turn it into a Vegas or Monte Carlo type resort.
Speaker 23: He's not serious, I don't think, but he's scared by
Speaker 23: hell out of those Middle Eastern countries that panic at
Speaker 23: the idea that the United States would have a foothold
Speaker 23: in the Mediterranean, so they change their tune and are
Speaker 23: now sympathetic about relocating Godza refugees and perhaps even expelling Hamas.
Speaker 23: Trump wins a first round by in the playoffs. But
Speaker 23: this Trump doze dividend of five thousand bucks to every
Speaker 23: household in America is borderline. Luna c Center right Salem
Speaker 23: media talkos are positively giddy at this possibility, partially because
Speaker 23: they don't want to lose access to administration officials that
Speaker 23: they would anger, who in turn with boycott their shows.
Speaker 23: Let's start with Elon Musk's prediction that Dose will cut
Speaker 23: two trillion dollars in its government efficiency and anti fraud
Speaker 23: programs since the Budget Office says we are now thirty
Speaker 23: five trillion dollars in debt, and we do not have
Speaker 23: the prospect of a balance budget this year. The national
Speaker 23: debt will continue to grow. We have not had a
Speaker 23: true balance budget since the nineteen sixties. We're paying one
Speaker 23: trillion dollars in interest each year on that debt, and
Speaker 23: the principle keeps rising. Trump says twenty percent of the
Speaker 23: two trillion dollar savings will pay for these stimulus payments.
Speaker 23: But we're still operating.
Speaker 2: In the red.
Speaker 23: We are only turning the dollar faucet down a bit,
Speaker 23: not turning it off. I listened this week to talk
Speaker 23: show callers telling me how five thousand dollars would solve
Speaker 23: their financial problems. The problem in a lot of cases
Speaker 23: is that five k will have gone down the drain
Speaker 23: in a matter of days, and their underlying problems will
Speaker 23: still persist because most of these people need credit counseling
Speaker 23: and family budget skills. I'm reminded that a huge percent
Speaker 23: of lottery winners go bankrupt, and they went a hell
Speaker 23: of a lot more than five thousand bucks. How soon
Speaker 23: we forget the improper payments during the COVID nineteen relief
Speaker 23: aid the leftist Associated Press quote small business administration officials
Speaker 23: claiming the level of fraudulent payouts was at least two
Speaker 23: hundred and eighty billion dollars and the final figure for
Speaker 23: waste and misspent activity during COVID is at least half
Speaker 23: a trillion dollars. Do you think it'll be any different
Speaker 23: this time? With stimulus checks? Trump wrote into the White
Speaker 23: House and a pledge to make government efficiency again. But
Speaker 23: that will take some doing, and in the meantime we
Speaker 23: still have a broken system. But assume that we could
Speaker 23: write checks properly.
Speaker 14: Page two.
Speaker 23: This week, Gary Jeff a lot of anguish over workers
Speaker 23: losing their government jobs during Vietnam. Most of us welcomed
Speaker 23: unemployment so we could go home. In that regard, have
Speaker 23: we defamed New York Yankee first baseman Walter Clement Pip.
Speaker 23: Wally Pip is forever known as the guy who decided
Speaker 23: to take a day off and lost his job to
Speaker 23: lou Gary, who then went on to play two thousand,
Speaker 23: one hundred and thirty straight games for the Yankees. And
Speaker 23: the streak would have continued except that you got a
Speaker 23: fatal illness. Let's look at the rest of the Wally
Speaker 23: Pips story. Wally had led the American League in home
Speaker 23: runs in nineteen sixteen and seventeen. He played on the
Speaker 23: Yankee pennant winners in twenty one through twenty three, the
Speaker 23: year the Yankees won the World Series and Wally was
Speaker 23: no dummy. He got an architecture degree from Catholic University
Speaker 23: in DC, and in World War One he worked at MIT.
Speaker 23: He moved to our Cincinnati Ridz in nineteen twenty six,
Speaker 23: when he batted a very respectable to ninety one and
Speaker 23: had ninety nine RBI. In nineteen twenty nine, he took
Speaker 23: a step back to the International League, but he made
Speaker 23: more money in one year than he had in all
Speaker 23: of his previous Major League seasons combined. This guy's no dummy.
Speaker 23: During World War Two, he worked as a machinist, making
Speaker 23: B twenty four bombers. That guy was already in his forties.
Speaker 23: As for that headache that kept him out of the
Speaker 23: lineup in nineteen twenty five, he suffered constant headaches after
Speaker 23: being hit with a hockey puck as a kid in Michigan.
Speaker 23: Wally died in nineteen sixty five at age seventy one,
Speaker 23: in a Grand Rapids Michigan Nursing Home. Rest in peace,
Speaker 23: Walter Clement Pip of our Cincinnati Reds, whose games you
Speaker 23: can catch right here on w l W.
Speaker 2: Good day, fantastic, Thank you. Steve always surprises me with
Speaker 2: what he comes up with, you know, and sometimes and
Speaker 2: I've had discussions about this before, and I'm not wishing
Speaker 2: it on myself right now, but in the past in
Speaker 2: my life, when I have lost a job, it was
Speaker 2: the best thing that possibly could have happened to me,
Speaker 2: even if I did not realize it at the time.
Speaker 2: And he's right about the doze refund checks. When you're
Speaker 2: at the bottom of a hold, you don't keep digging.
Speaker 2: And you know, we went through this during the recession
Speaker 2: of two thousand and eight, two thousand and nine and
Speaker 2: people getting just these massive checks in the mail because
Speaker 2: the economy had tanked, because the housing market crumbled. And
Speaker 2: then during COVID, like you said, all of the fraudulent
Speaker 2: payments that went out under the auspices of COVID, and
Speaker 2: the fact we were told we were non essential and
Speaker 2: couldn't go to work, couldn't go out of the house.
Speaker 2: All of that garbage generated by the government, less garbage
Speaker 2: generated by the government means no, no, five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: doze check that you're maybe counting on. But it does
Speaker 2: mean there'll be a whole lot more unemployment in Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: And I can out for one. Wait, good morning, Ray,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 11: Gary, Jeff Walker, my brother, Good morning. Steve just continues
Speaker 11: to amaze. His timing is incredible, but very much enjoyed that.
Speaker 11: And I had just a couple of quick comments about
Speaker 11: the hockey game this week. And I'm also I'm astonished
Speaker 11: I did not realize that the Miracle on Ice took
Speaker 11: place on George Washington's birthday.
Speaker 9: That's amazing to me, indeed, And.
Speaker 11: To go back in history, you know, forty five years now,
Speaker 11: I can't believe it that that game Miracle on Ice was.
Speaker 11: It was actually tape delayed. Here is on a Friday,
Speaker 11: and somehow, amazingly, you know, most of us, I did
Speaker 11: not know, you know, what the outcome of that the
Speaker 11: game was. And ABC taped the latest so that it
Speaker 11: could be in primetime of course, or semi primetime.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: And I remember I got.
Speaker 11: A phone call from a nice little girl and I
Speaker 11: refused to call my mom, said, Carol's on the phone.
Speaker 11: I said, I watched the game that's only happened one time,
Speaker 11: in one time only, and then Juxta posted today's game,
Speaker 11: this big game the other evening, which, by the way,
Speaker 11: was a tremendous game.
Speaker 2: Oh it was my memories, I see, Ray. Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I don't watch hockey. I just generally don't, as I'm
Speaker 2: not a huge hockey fan. But I was swapping back
Speaker 2: and forth between that and something else on Thursday night,
Speaker 2: and it was a fantastic game.
Speaker 9: Go ahead, yes, agreed, And in my mind and my
Speaker 9: memory banks, we will have won that game in that
Speaker 9: number one.
Speaker 24: We did.
Speaker 11: We were respectful during the national anthem of our friends
Speaker 11: from the North, and of course for our national anthem,
Speaker 11: and that in the performance of the national anthem, we've
Speaker 11: been an orchestra on the ice. We had a singer,
Speaker 11: oh my gosh, she was so amazing, who.
Speaker 9: Did not did not change.
Speaker 11: The lyrics of our national anthem, as opposed to the
Speaker 11: other side who chose to take liberties with the national
Speaker 11: anthem of Canada. I think that's unbelievably disrespectful. I do
Speaker 11: not yes, and I do not know if they shook
Speaker 11: hands on ice afterwards, because in forty five years. I
Speaker 11: wasn't able to watch the game at home live because
Speaker 11: I don't have cable, and I watched the results at
Speaker 11: the end of A friend of mine was texting me
Speaker 11: and I was watching the live blog from New York Times.
Speaker 11: No less, this fine score is archaic because that sounds
Speaker 11: but I in my mind we won.
Speaker 4: It was a great game, and I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just want to put it out there.
Speaker 10: That's just my thoughts.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, good, good thoughts is always my friend.
Speaker 2: And have a blessed morning as you travel around real quickly, Steve.
Speaker 2: Another Steve from the Crow's Nest. I think I met
Speaker 2: you there. How are you, hi, Gary, Jeff?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm just killing time, brother, what's up?
Speaker 9: I just wanted to say hi and check in.
Speaker 25: Just I listened to you every Saturday and just wanted
Speaker 25: to check in and say hello.
Speaker 2: Do you have a favorite part of the show, Steve.
Speaker 25: I worked as a security guard on Saturday, and as
Speaker 25: I drive into my post, I listened to Lynette and
Speaker 25: then Dave and I guess those are the highlights.
Speaker 2: Well, those those are good bits right there. I like
Speaker 2: both those folks, love those folks, and of course.
Speaker 11: Old radio, Rick, so I listened every Saturday morning.
Speaker 25: Just wanted to say hello to you, old buddy.
Speaker 2: That's all well, thank you so much man, and hopefully
Speaker 2: be back over on the West side soon so I
Speaker 2: can see you too.
Speaker 10: All right, Still, are you still working there?
Speaker 2: No, I haven't. I haven't done a shift at the
Speaker 2: Crow's Nest in over a year. But it's not out.
Speaker 9: Do you work out in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: I'm at Huddles Cafe, where I've been for over fifteen
Speaker 2: years on Thursday, Friday and Saturday days, and I'll be there,
Speaker 2: God willing. Today after eleven o'clock I will have to
Speaker 2: stop in one of these days. You ever get the opportunity,
Speaker 2: it would be lovely to see you, my friend. Thank
Speaker 2: you so much. Steve Shulty is just ahead. We are
Speaker 2: once again going solo without the music professor Jim Lebarbara
Speaker 2: and hope to have him back in the fold very
Speaker 2: very soon. We will have rock and roll archaeology. However,
Speaker 2: Tom Davis Diaries, I don't know if Rocko is recovered
Speaker 2: from his trip to Kansas City. We'll find out together
Speaker 2: as we continue on this Saturday morning, six fifty seven
Speaker 2: at seven Hunter WLW my name is Kyle into another
Speaker 2: hour of this Saturday morning edition for Saturday, February the
Speaker 2: twenty second, twenty twenty five. I'm Gary Jeff Walker. You
Speaker 2: are not and you should be thankful that you're not
Speaker 2: most of the time.
Speaker 19: Believe it.
Speaker 2: It's seven oh five on a Saturday and George Washington's birthday,
Speaker 2: and it's time to talk to our friend Steve Shulty,
Speaker 2: the environmental engineer, about this beautiful blue marble.
Speaker 1: We all live on.
Speaker 19: I see tree so green, redst.
Speaker 1: I see them blue five, and I'm into myself.
Speaker 2: What I wonder the wonderful world. Indeed, good morning, mister Shilty.
Speaker 18: Good morning Mary Jeff Walker.
Speaker 2: It's great to be with you again, sir. And this
Speaker 2: morning our focus it was gonna be on anesthesiologist and
Speaker 2: then I said, well that'll just put people to sleep.
Speaker 4: So we got a couple of things, all.
Speaker 2: Right, go ahead. You wanted to focus on the DOSEE
Speaker 2: efforts as.
Speaker 1: Well, so what about well, first of all, yeah, we.
Speaker 18: Got first, We've got it real quickie. Here this comes
Speaker 18: from the CO two Coalition, one of your favorite organizations
Speaker 18: with Gregory Whitestone, so CO two Coalition dot org or newsletter.
Speaker 18: This this Wednesday February nineteenth, but we will had a
Speaker 18: real quickie in here. Recently, a published article with the
Speaker 18: title Arctic Blast reminds us that warming is good. Donald
Speaker 18: Trump's second presidential inauguration is only the second and modern
Speaker 18: US history that dangerous Arctic temperatures have forced indoors, the
Speaker 18: last of the Ronald Reagan's second one in nineteen eighty five,
Speaker 18: when wind chills plunged to below zero. However, this winter's unstoppable,
Speaker 18: ferocious cold isn't combined to the US. In the East
Speaker 18: eastern hemisphere, that is, like Australia, Asia and whatnot, temperatures
Speaker 18: have fallen to record lows. Of course you don't hear
Speaker 18: about that period, Jeff.
Speaker 24: No.
Speaker 18: The next one, which I bumped off of the Inneshesiologist,
Speaker 18: comes from yesterday's The Climate Realism showed number one forty
Speaker 18: six at heartland dot org. Heartland dot Org. They talked
Speaker 18: about a number of things, but the one I liked
Speaker 18: particularly was Elon Musk's Those Crew continues to shine a
Speaker 18: light on how our obese federal government operates, and this
Speaker 18: while dealing with NGO's one of your favorite things. It
Speaker 18: is exposing more climate grift than even the most single
Speaker 18: almost could imagine. The latest involved the EPA giving failed
Speaker 18: Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams two billion. That's two billion
Speaker 18: with a B for those intent to expand quote clean
Speaker 18: energy break by prioritizing housing equity and resilience quote quote
Speaker 18: per organization, Power Forward Community says it will install heat pumps,
Speaker 18: solar panels, EV chargers, and other green technology. Does Abrams
Speaker 18: have any expertise in this field?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 18: In fact, her organization incorporated itself with one hundred dollars
Speaker 18: in the bank just months before receiving two billion.
Speaker 2: Of our taxes because they knew the goodies were coming
Speaker 2: out of the US Talkspayers Platform.
Speaker 18: How would you like to have your bank account go
Speaker 18: ja from one hundred dollars to two billion dollars? But
Speaker 18: that doesn't stop there. The Washington three Beacon has reported
Speaker 18: this week that Biden put in charge A Yahee Wise.
Speaker 18: He is the founding of director of EPA's quote Greenhouse
Speaker 18: Gas Reduction.
Speaker 14: Fund quote quote.
Speaker 18: He funneled fund funnel funnel funneled five billions, again, five
Speaker 18: billion with a B to his former employer, another deep
Speaker 18: nd O called Coalition for Green Capital. This is nothing
Speaker 18: more than bribes and grafts and all kind of.
Speaker 2: Corrupt money laundering, and how there you go. How can
Speaker 2: it be an nng O a non governmental organization if
Speaker 2: it's getting money from us from the government, it's a
Speaker 2: government organization that's illegally incorporated and unconstitutional and should get
Speaker 2: no funds from us at all. Any nng O, it's
Speaker 2: if it's Anne. Yeah, you know what, have a bake
Speaker 2: sale or something good. They spent what seventeen billion dollars
Speaker 2: over sixteen years or sixteen billion over seventeen years for
Speaker 2: high speed rail in California and not one.
Speaker 3: Not one.
Speaker 1: That's a billion, that's what I said.
Speaker 2: Billion.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 18: The only way green energy works is by taking putting
Speaker 18: a gun to our head and taking the green alibar wallace.
Speaker 1: That's it, the only way green energy works.
Speaker 2: That's it, all right, man. There's somebody in a tesla
Speaker 2: driving hearing this, going, well, they're idiots. I love my tesla. Well, good,
Speaker 2: love your tesla, but don't make me buy one. Thank you,
Speaker 2: right period, end of story. Sure, thank you, Steve, appreciate
Speaker 2: it as all was Tom davis diary and maybe Rocko
Speaker 2: just ahead. It's ten minutes after the hour let's bring
Speaker 2: in Rocco Costellano fitness experts. Our file had our physical trainer.
Speaker 2: It was fresh off the road from what may or
Speaker 2: may not have been a nightmare trip to Kansas City.
Speaker 2: I mean, at least he had good barbecue. No eight,
Speaker 2: he doesn't eat barbecue. I don't know, Rocco, did you
Speaker 2: need any barbecue when you're in Kansas City.
Speaker 14: I did not eat barbecue, but I had some awesome,
Speaker 14: awesome Kansas City ribs.
Speaker 2: Oh well, that is barbecue to me. I mean ribs, barbecue,
Speaker 2: you know, brisket, sausage, whatever. But so you had some
Speaker 2: delicious Kansas City ribs. Were they healthy for you?
Speaker 24: Right?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 2: Were they healthy for you?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 9: No, But.
Speaker 14: When in Kansas City, exactly in Texas, when you have
Speaker 14: to eat the barbecue, you.
Speaker 1: Have to eat ribs, you have to eat.
Speaker 14: What you know, and and like here, you know, like
Speaker 14: when people come to Cincinnati they eat Skyline or they.
Speaker 1: Eat Greads or whatever.
Speaker 14: It's not going to kill you one time, you know.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 14: But Kansas City was three degrees and then it was
Speaker 14: a minus two. So it absolutely sucked.
Speaker 1: It absolutely sucked.
Speaker 14: But I did want to just say that I was
Speaker 14: in Kansas City for the Triple Crown and I a
Speaker 14: women's volleyball a tournament with Premier Athlete Services of my company,
Speaker 14: and I have to tell you, I was horrified by
Speaker 14: some of the stuff that I heard from from the
Speaker 14: young women that were out there and the parents with
Speaker 14: what with what trainers and coaches were having them do.
Speaker 14: And I, you know, being in this business for over
Speaker 14: forty years, it still amazes me at the stupidity that's
Speaker 14: out there and in whatll.
Speaker 2: Okay, give me some specific examples of the stupidity you
Speaker 2: saw and heard when you were in Kansas City at
Speaker 2: this Now, how old were the women who were playing participating.
Speaker 14: They were between ages of about twelve years old and
Speaker 14: eighteen years old. And one of the biggest signs of
Speaker 14: a stupidity that I saw were the coaches and also
Speaker 14: parents were allowing these these young women and these children
Speaker 14: to be doing cryotherapy, you know, extreme temperatures.
Speaker 1: On their young bodies. And women go through.
Speaker 14: For growth spurts in their you know, in their young lives,
Speaker 14: and you should never be you should never be putting
Speaker 14: extremes like cryotherapy on their on their fashion, on their
Speaker 14: connective tissue, you know, and people believe that the cryotherapy uh,
Speaker 14: you know fixes inflammation, but it actually causes a damage
Speaker 14: to the tissue. Also, had like doing extreme things like
Speaker 14: box jumps or or like really heavy squats and dead lifts.
Speaker 14: You should not be doing that to our young bodies
Speaker 14: at all, you know, especially our young women's bodies that
Speaker 14: are going through a growth spurt.
Speaker 2: So so the difference is not like the difference Rocko,
Speaker 2: between the difference between say a girl who's between twelve
Speaker 2: and eighteen and they're morphing, they're changing, they're still developing,
Speaker 2: and a full grown adult who has sword. Then cryo
Speaker 2: therapy can be justified at times, right, yes, and all
Speaker 2: the and all the other things, because I know you've
Speaker 2: talked about you know, the cold plunge and saunas and
Speaker 2: you know the extreme temperature changes that you go through
Speaker 2: in your own fitness regimen. But when you're a young girl,
Speaker 2: especially at that age, it's totally totally inappropriate and it
Speaker 2: can cause a lot of damage, is what you're saying.
Speaker 14: There's too many vulnerabilities when they're going through the growth
Speaker 14: sparks that they're doing, you know, because the skeleton grows
Speaker 14: so fast and then the then it makes the connective
Speaker 14: tissue very vulnerable.
Speaker 1: And then if you're doing extreme.
Speaker 14: Stuff and more more croyo therapy like cold plunge any
Speaker 14: you know, like a cold plunge under you know over
Speaker 14: you know, forty five degrees, forty seven degrees or fifty
Speaker 14: five degrees isn't going to be as damaging as cryotherapy.
Speaker 14: That's you know, like that sub zero degree yeah.
Speaker 1: And many many degrees sub zero.
Speaker 4: So and then also like crazy box.
Speaker 14: Jumps when they don't have the foundational stuff that's that's needed,
Speaker 14: you know, to support the knees, the back, the group
Speaker 14: medius all that.
Speaker 2: Well, did you tell any of did you tell any
Speaker 2: of these idiot coaches and parents this while you were
Speaker 2: out in Kansas City?
Speaker 4: Of course I did.
Speaker 14: Of course I absolutely had to tell them, and I
Speaker 14: had to make sure that they weren't putting their athletes
Speaker 14: in danger.
Speaker 2: Very good, Well, you're you're good, egg Rocco. We appreciate
Speaker 2: the time. You can read Roco stuff at Rococostellano dot com.
Speaker 2: Rococostellano dot com. All right, time now for the Tom
Speaker 2: Davis Diaries. I like to refer to them as they
Speaker 2: with strange, unusual, sometimes humorous stories from around the country
Speaker 2: and around the world. Here's our correspondent Tom Davis. Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 26: This week cats and dogs living together kind of. But
Speaker 26: first to Douglas, Georgia, where Jerome Taft called police after
Speaker 26: he noticed his truck was stolen. He came outside to
Speaker 26: find his four x four friend missing. There's a couple
Speaker 26: problems though, by the time the cops got there, he
Speaker 26: remembered that he let his girlfriend take the truck for
Speaker 26: the day, and he was arrested for an outstanding warrant.
Speaker 26: A woman in Bristol, England suffering from more to sesqusophobia
Speaker 26: aka the crippling fear of ketchup, Lee Woodman avoids ketchup
Speaker 26: at all costs and compares encountering it to being held
Speaker 26: at gunpoint. She can't look at a bottle of ketchup
Speaker 26: or have it near her due to the smell and texture,
Speaker 26: which triggers panic attacks. So far, nobody's asked her about. Mustard,
Speaker 26: a college student in the UK who wishes to remain anonymous,
Speaker 26: is going very public with his pain. You see, he
Speaker 26: came home one day to find his best friend in
Speaker 26: bed with his mom. After the shock wore off, he
Speaker 26: started to think back if there were any signs, and
Speaker 26: he says yeah, his friend would often suggest going to
Speaker 26: his house because the Wi Fi was faster.
Speaker 2: Mom has apologized, but they haven't really sat down to
Speaker 2: talk about it yet.
Speaker 26: And finally, a US couple named g and Key are
Speaker 26: going viral because they identify as a cat and a dog.
Speaker 26: They wear cat and dog ears, they play fetch, and
Speaker 26: they drink from pet bowls. They say that all they're
Speaker 26: doing is spreading love, and they hope that the rest
Speaker 26: of us do the same.
Speaker 2: Sure, if we could find a vet who could put
Speaker 2: him down?
Speaker 26: Next week, The World's Dumbest Bank, Robert believes the teller
Speaker 26: when they say that bank has no cash.
Speaker 5: Have a great weekend, solw Sports, William Tomlinson The Tale
Speaker 5: of the Chape.
Speaker 2: As we sit here this weekend.
Speaker 6: FC Cincinnati hosts New York Red Bulls and the MLS
Speaker 6: season Oprah at opener at seven thirty tonight.
Speaker 2: Will you be there for the march? I got off
Speaker 2: for tickets to the game to night.
Speaker 6: Thirty two degree temperature whatever I got off for tickets
Speaker 6: to the game to night. People are trying to get
Speaker 6: rid of them. It's cold. Probably they don't but it's
Speaker 6: the opener. Good the did you watch the CONKA CAF
Speaker 6: champions matchup on Wednesday night? I somehow missed that it
Speaker 6: was electric. Evander and Dank are the truth. We missed Nacosta.
Speaker 6: But I think this team might even be better than
Speaker 6: they were.
Speaker 2: Will kiss you think so?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean Evander was third and I believe in the
Speaker 6: MLS MVP voting, so they're getting a star in him.
Speaker 6: And Dankey was a Golden boot player in Belgium, so
Speaker 6: they got talent coming in to replace the Costa. They
Speaker 6: spent the money, something we can't say about other teams.
Speaker 2: So there you go. YEP.
Speaker 6: College basketball, last night, NKU defeated Wright State eighty to
Speaker 6: seventy six. The Norse are back in action tomorrow at
Speaker 6: one against IU Indy on ESPN fifteen thirty Dayton Feller
Speaker 6: Loyola Chicago seventy six to seventy two. You see host
Speaker 6: TCU at noon pregame cover in at eleven thirty catch
Speaker 6: all that action right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Xavier faces Seaton.
Speaker 6: Hall tomorrow at two on fifty five KRC.
Speaker 2: And Xavier and you see both in need of victories obviously,
Speaker 2: but Xavier maybe more than you see, would you.
Speaker 6: I think the Bearcats are gonna have to win the
Speaker 6: tournament Big twelve Tournament at this point to make the tournament.
Speaker 6: But Xavier they have a little leeway, but they need
Speaker 6: to Every game is important. They can't drop the game
Speaker 6: versus Seaton Hall. That's for sure.
Speaker 2: What else we got, if anything? We got Reds Baseball
Speaker 2: today spring training.
Speaker 6: You had the Reds begin their spring training games this afternoon.
Speaker 6: It's a split squad game, so half the team will
Speaker 6: be in Phoenix to face the Brewers. And that's where coach,
Speaker 6: that's where manager Terry Francona will be. Freddie Benavidez will
Speaker 6: be with the team in Goodyear as they face the Guardians.
Speaker 6: Both those games kick off about three ZHO five. We'll
Speaker 6: have coverage of the Reds Guardians game right here on
Speaker 6: the Home of the Reds seven hundred WLW with.
Speaker 1: The latest from Goodyear, Arizona.
Speaker 27: The annual reminder that baseball pants are unforgiving. Here's a
Speaker 27: spring training update, brought to you by Bud Herbert Motors
Speaker 27: and Kemba Credit Union on seven.
Speaker 1: Hundred Tell You Well, Tell You the Home of the Reds.
Speaker 28: For the first time since September twenty ninth of last season.
Speaker 28: The Reds are finally back to playing baseball. It's really
Speaker 28: unique because it's a split squad day here in Arizona,
Speaker 28: something I'm pretty sure the Reds have never done. On
Speaker 28: the first day of the Cactus League season. Half the team,
Speaker 28: including new manager Terry Francona, will be in nearby Maryvale, Arizona,
Speaker 28: to take on the Milwaukee Brewers. The other half, the team,
Speaker 28: led by bench coach Freddie Benavites, will be right here
Speaker 28: in Goodyear as they play the co tenant of this facility,
Speaker 28: the Cleveland Guardians. Graham Ashcraft, who is coming back from
Speaker 28: an injury that cost him half the season, will make
Speaker 28: the start today against Milwaukee. Ian Jabo, also coming back
Speaker 28: from injury. Connor Phillips, Taylor Rodgers, and Brian Shaw are
Speaker 28: also scheduled to throw for the Reds in that game.
Speaker 28: Hunter Green, who had a breakout twenty twenty four with
Speaker 28: a nine to five record and a two point seventy
Speaker 28: five ERA, makes the start here in Goodyear. Luis May,
Speaker 28: Chase Petty, Lyon Richardson, and Alex Young are also scheduled
Speaker 28: to pitch here at Goodyear. These are just two of
Speaker 28: what will be an ambitious thirty one game Cactus League
Speaker 28: schedule for the Rads. Hand, there are a number of
Speaker 28: questions that have to be answered over the next month. Sure,
Speaker 28: Hunter Green, Nick Lodolo, Brady Singer, newcomer Brady Singer and
Speaker 28: Nick Martinez are locks in the rotation, But what about
Speaker 28: that fifth starter? Andrew Abbott and Rhet Lauder are both
Speaker 28: competing for that spot, but they came into camp both
Speaker 28: with nagging injuries and are.
Speaker 2: A little bit slowed so far.
Speaker 28: And theforementioned Graham Ashcraft he wants to prove he can
Speaker 28: still start. Matt McLain and Nellie de la Cruz are
Speaker 28: set at second and short, But what about the corner infielders?
Speaker 28: Can jam Or Candelario bounce back from a subpar season
Speaker 28: Christian and Carnassi and Strand is coming back from injury?
Speaker 28: And where does newcomer Gavin Lux fit into all of this?
Speaker 28: Another newcomer, Austin Hayes will probably capture one of the
Speaker 28: outfield spots.
Speaker 5: TJ.
Speaker 28: Friedel will be the man in center field, at least
Speaker 28: right now he is, but where does that leave Jake Fraley,
Speaker 28: Will Benson and Stuart Fairchild, and we know Spencer Steeer
Speaker 28: is going to play, but will that be in the
Speaker 28: infield or the outfield?
Speaker 2: And who knows?
Speaker 28: The Reds could certainly make a roster edition or two
Speaker 28: before camp breaks and the team heads back to Cincinnati.
Speaker 28: The game here at Goodyear Ballpark will be the first
Speaker 28: chance the Reds have to experience the so called robo ump.
Speaker 28: The automated the Balls and Strike system will be used
Speaker 28: this spring in selected games. Each team has two challenges
Speaker 28: per game, but those challenges can only come from the pitcher, catcher,
Speaker 28: or batter. The dugout is not allowed to ask for
Speaker 28: a challenge. Terry Francona said yesterday that since the ABS
Speaker 28: system isn't going to be used during the regular season,
Speaker 28: don't expect any veterans on the team to actually use it.
Speaker 28: Since this system has been used in the minor league
Speaker 28: since twenty twenty one, there's a chance some of the
Speaker 28: younger players in later innings of this game may use
Speaker 28: the challenge system. We'll be on the air today with
Speaker 28: the RONL Carriers inside Pitch beginning at two thirty five.
Speaker 28: First pitch between the Reds and Guardians is scheduled for
Speaker 28: three to Zho five with the Reds in Goodyear, Arizona.
Speaker 28: I'm Dave Armbruster seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 21: You've been listening to the rint String Training Report, brought
Speaker 21: to you by Cincinnati Museum Center on seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 21: the Home of the Reds.
Speaker 2: Into another hour of the Saturday Morning edch for this Saturday,
Speaker 2: February twenty second, twenty twenty five. Gary Jeff Walker, just
Speaker 2: making it through, baby, Just make it. That's a fake
Speaker 2: it till you make it. Guests from Wally coming up.
Speaker 2: And I still haven't found a joke this morning. I've
Speaker 2: been searching endlessly for a joke. Brother Rick Green will
Speaker 2: be joining us, I assume in the next few minutes. Also,
Speaker 2: Dave Hatter stops by for a tech visit. Right now,
Speaker 2: it's time for a science minute and our friend science
Speaker 2: Mike chiming in about what. I have no idea, but
Speaker 2: we're about to find out, aren't we.
Speaker 16: Yes, as a nice scientist, he's been surprising it Bell
Speaker 16: blinding me with good morning, Michael.
Speaker 1: How are you well? Makes two of us. I'm doing good.
Speaker 2: You don't know what you're gonna talk about here?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I do.
Speaker 24: I just want to say baseball.
Speaker 1: I can't wait.
Speaker 24: I remember two years ago, Jerry Jeff, when the spring
Speaker 24: training games, the very first one, this kid gets up
Speaker 24: at the bottom of the night the first game and
Speaker 24: he jacks went out for the red walk off in
Speaker 24: the first spring training games.
Speaker 1: Who is this guy is? The guy's name was Matt McLain.
Speaker 2: I remember, and I mean, we're all hoping he stays
Speaker 2: healthy this year. That's going to be a big key.
Speaker 24: Yeah. No, no sense in diving from balls in spring training.
Speaker 24: No anyhow, Garry Jeff, this story, I think it affects
Speaker 24: both you and I do our long in a tooth
Speaker 24: age we have. This is out of the Journal of
Speaker 24: America of the JAMA Journal for Medicine. Topic is impending
Speaker 24: hospital bed crisis. As early as twenty thirty two, and
Speaker 24: during the pre print pandemic of twenty nine to twenty nineteen,
Speaker 24: their bed occupancy in the hospitals was around sixty four percent,
Speaker 24: and during COD it spiked up. He got around the
Speaker 24: seventy five percent on an average, And obviously there was
Speaker 24: occuracy that was high rates in that in some some locations,
Speaker 24: but it didn't go down. Gary Jeff. Last year, in
Speaker 24: May of twenty three, to April twenty four, bed occuracy
Speaker 24: is still up to around seventy five percent, which is
Speaker 24: not good because when you have certain.
Speaker 1: Levels of flu that hit, and.
Speaker 24: You know that seventy five percent doesn't give you much
Speaker 24: leeway through what they call.
Speaker 1: Throughput they have appropriate care.
Speaker 24: Statistically, they said that in the ICU when he gets
Speaker 24: up around seventy five percent, that we had approximately twelve
Speaker 24: thousand of unnecessary excess deaths of people in this country
Speaker 24: when the ICU got up to that level. And the
Speaker 24: whole point of this discussion is because the baby then
Speaker 24: vers in twenty thirty two, occupancy is going to go
Speaker 24: up to eighty five percent, Gary Jeff. And the big
Speaker 24: problem is not that we don't have the beds. We
Speaker 24: can always build hospitals, but Gary Jeff, we don't have
Speaker 24: the nurses take care of people. I mean, that's uh,
Speaker 24: that's that's the that's the shortage issue really at hand.
Speaker 2: Well, all I know is that people die in hospitals
Speaker 2: every day. And this is not discounting the wonderful care
Speaker 2: and the dedicated professionals who have given their lives to
Speaker 2: caring for people and hopefully making them well. But when
Speaker 2: I'm sick, The last place I want to be is
Speaker 2: a hospital, whether I've got a better or a nurse, uh.
Speaker 1: To the hospital.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And you know, and nothing against hospitals or the doctors
Speaker 2: and the wonderful nurses who do these miraculous things and
Speaker 2: and they're so selfless and blah blah blah blah blah
Speaker 2: blah blah. I don't want to go period.
Speaker 24: Yeah. You know, where do nurses come from? Gary, Jeff?
Speaker 24: They come from you go. Sound like a weird connection.
Speaker 24: But you know, we do so many silly things. We're
Speaker 24: killing off our our big uh uh saying we need
Speaker 24: in this country to survive or people we we don't.
Speaker 24: We can't exist without people. And we're just white, you know,
Speaker 24: taking away a certain percentage of these people that be
Speaker 24: borned people would be nurses and other things. And it's
Speaker 24: like now we're just like we're just always saying the way,
Speaker 24: have enough people to take care of people. It's just
Speaker 24: it just seems so like, Yeah, it's sad, it's really said.
Speaker 2: It's it's antithetical to uh, to having a sustainable future,
Speaker 2: that's for certain. I thank you so much, brother, and
Speaker 2: have a great week. It's eight eleven. It's seven hundred
Speaker 2: w l W.
Speaker 19: Name Bad and Kind.
Speaker 2: And great Reunion of souls. On a Saturday morning at
Speaker 2: eight fifteen on seven hunderd WLW Gary, Jeff, let's go
Speaker 2: to love and let's go to brother Rick Green for
Speaker 2: a little bit of inspiration with the word of God
Speaker 2: in the spotlight this morning. Hello, brother Green, how are
Speaker 2: you hey?
Speaker 29: Good morning, Gary, I just got down praying for you
Speaker 29: and your listeners.
Speaker 2: Well, I feel like I need it more than ever,
Speaker 2: So thank you so much.
Speaker 24: Gary.
Speaker 1: We had a good one today.
Speaker 29: We're coming from John five, verse twenty four.
Speaker 1: Jesus said, very truly.
Speaker 10: I care you.
Speaker 29: Whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me
Speaker 29: has the eternal life and will not be I have
Speaker 29: crossed over from death to life.
Speaker 14: Amen.
Speaker 2: And what that essentially means is the basic message, the
Speaker 2: only real message of Christianity. Rick. It means no matter
Speaker 2: what sins when, because God cannot stand the sight of sin.
Speaker 2: But whatever sins we've committed in this life, if we
Speaker 2: follow Jesus and we believe Jesus is the son of
Speaker 2: God and gave his life for our sins, then those
Speaker 2: sins will be forgiven in death. We will put on
Speaker 2: a robe of righteousness regardless of our past record. That's it.
Speaker 2: That's it in a nutshell, and we have.
Speaker 24: To live with the king a king forever.
Speaker 2: I know, I know. And the only the only hoop
Speaker 2: you have to go through is belief.
Speaker 29: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm looking forward to that day, Gary,
Speaker 29: but I do put a right in my dog y.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I do look forward to that.
Speaker 2: There there are things you want to get accomplished before
Speaker 2: you go home. I understand me too. All Right, brother,
Speaker 2: we'll have a fantastic week.
Speaker 1: Okay, you all have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: All right, Rick Rick Green There, this new movie is
Speaker 2: coming out, The Movie of his Life is just a
Speaker 2: few weeks away. I can't wait to see that. Eight seventeen.
Speaker 2: A conversation with Dave Hanner coming up after Weather in
Speaker 2: Sports this morning.
Speaker 6: At nine, Mike Allen goes where other hosts dared not
Speaker 6: tread and don not talking about the men's room on
Speaker 6: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: My wife Pat and I have been customers at the
Speaker 2: BMW store for years.
Speaker 30: Because Richard again this morning, as we are going to
Speaker 30: be in the middle teens. To kick off your Saturday
Speaker 30: good news isby warm to the mid thirties this afternoon
Speaker 30: with some sunshine. We'll be in the mid twenties tonight
Speaker 30: before we're back in the forties tomorrow, topping out around
Speaker 30: forty two from a severe weather station. I'm nine first
Speaker 30: Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Seven one hundred WLW Sport.
Speaker 2: Get a quick glance at what's going on.
Speaker 6: Liam KU defeated Wright State eighty to seventy six last night.
Speaker 6: The Norths are back in action tomorrow at one against
Speaker 6: IU Indy on ESPN fifteen thirty. You see host pc
Speaker 6: at noon. Pregame coverage begins at eleven thirty. Catch all
Speaker 6: that action right here on seven hundred WLW seven hundred
Speaker 6: to seventeenth rank Kentucky Wildcatcher on the road to face
Speaker 6: the number four ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. That game tips
Speaker 6: off at six pm on ESPN fifteen thirty. Xaviers back
Speaker 6: in action tomorrow facing Seaton Haul that tips off at two.
Speaker 6: Pregame coverage begins at one point thirty. Catch all that
Speaker 6: action on fifty five krc F Seasincinnati Ho's to New
Speaker 6: York Red Bulls for their MLS season opener at seven
Speaker 6: thirty tonight Tommy g Pregame coverage begins at seven o'clock.
Speaker 6: You can listen to that game on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 6: The Reds begin their spring training games today. There'll be
Speaker 6: a split squad as half the team will be in
Speaker 6: Phoenix to face the Brewers and half team will be
Speaker 6: in Goodyear facing the Cleveland Guardians. Those games first pitch
Speaker 6: are at three h five. Catch all the action right
Speaker 6: here on the Home of the Reds seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Al Right, a few minutes to talk tech. Where's our friend,
Speaker 2: Dame Hatter? It wasn't pleased with a genesis the Silent Son,
Speaker 2: which was their first single in nineteen sixty eight. You
Speaker 2: understand they were trying to appeal to the producers so
Speaker 2: he would like them, and he liked the Beg's and
Speaker 2: it sounded very Beege like. I will give them that. Dave,
Speaker 2: good morning, how are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good.
Speaker 7: I'm good, Garrett, yet thanks for having me on. I'm
Speaker 7: actually coming to you live from the parking lot of
Speaker 7: Pee Wee's and Crescent Springs, where I have breakfast with
Speaker 7: my dad on Saturday.
Speaker 1: So it's good to.
Speaker 7: Chat with you.
Speaker 2: Oh that's awesome. I mean, if your Dad didn't mind.
Speaker 2: You could have taken it inside.
Speaker 7: No, he's a good I just wanted it to be
Speaker 7: nice and quiet, you know, and that I appreciate they
Speaker 7: were shooting for the Beg's. That song is terrible. I
Speaker 7: think they would not have made it had they stuck
Speaker 7: with that, but that's just my thing.
Speaker 2: Probably not, but again it was I don't know, it
Speaker 2: was almost fifty years ago. So anyway, what is on
Speaker 2: your mind? What should people be looking out for, Dave?
Speaker 7: Well, you had a lot of interesting news came out
Speaker 7: this week. Microsoft made this announcement from the quantum computing
Speaker 7: space about a new chip and they have apparently claimed
Speaker 7: they've created a fourth state of matter. That got a
Speaker 7: lot of press and then a bunch of debunkers. So,
Speaker 7: you know, I'm not a physicist. I'm not that up
Speaker 7: on that, but it's interesting for people who might be
Speaker 7: wanting to know where quantum computing is going for real
Speaker 7: and Layman's terms, Quantum computing is this idea that instead
Speaker 7: of traditional binary computers, where you're dealing with transistors that
Speaker 7: are offer on state, you have these quantum computers that
Speaker 7: can maintain multiple states at one time. It's some pretty
Speaker 7: wild stuff. And the real concern about quantum computing is
Speaker 7: that if and when it gets to a state.
Speaker 18: Where it actually is.
Speaker 7: Useful in the real world, current encryption methods, even advanced
Speaker 7: encryption use like military grade encryption, would potentially be instantly crackable.
Speaker 10: And that's the.
Speaker 7: Speculation around why the Chinese Communist Party is often trying
Speaker 7: to hoover up as much data as possible. Now, even
Speaker 7: though it may be encrypted, once you get to quantum computing,
Speaker 7: you can break all of that encryption and have all
Speaker 7: the data. So again, big announcement, it's kind of been debunked,
Speaker 7: kind of interesting. And in the other big thing, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 7: was the announcement coming out from Apple in the press
Speaker 7: that the UK and their new apparently crazy censorship laws
Speaker 7: has basically dictated to Apple that unless they've built the
Speaker 7: back door and their iCloud encryption that they would be
Speaker 7: they couldn't operate in the UK. So Apple said no
Speaker 7: to their credit and I'll explain a little bit more
Speaker 7: about what this means, and basically has now told users
Speaker 7: in the UK. And apparently this new law from the
Speaker 7: UK doesn't even allow Apple to explain why they're doing this,
Speaker 7: but Apple has put out that if you're in the
Speaker 7: UK and you use iCloud iCloud as their cloud based
Speaker 7: backup when it backs up your photos and that sort
Speaker 7: of stuff, that you will no longer be able to
Speaker 7: encrypt it, which means that law enforcement or bad guys
Speaker 7: would be able to access that data any time because
Speaker 7: without the end to end encryption, and and the encryption
Speaker 7: basically means that even your provider can't access that data.
Speaker 7: Only is someone that has the appropriate keys can access
Speaker 7: and Apple cannot access the data in high cloud if
Speaker 7: it's into end encrypted, and that's why these governments want it.
Speaker 7: So I think it's a terrible step in the wrong direction.
Speaker 7: It's very dystopian and orwellian. Things don't seem to be
Speaker 7: going well in the UK. I'm super happy. I'm an
Speaker 7: American and that is the fact that.
Speaker 2: Dave, is it a harbinger? Is it a harbinger of
Speaker 2: things to come? Here? Do you think? I don't think
Speaker 2: what this current administration it is?
Speaker 7: But uh, I think I think that's the right question
Speaker 7: people should be asking, and I think you're right. With
Speaker 7: the current administration, I would just say this. You know
Speaker 7: Apple has resisted the the in the past, and you
Speaker 7: and I have talked about this before. In the past,
Speaker 7: law enforcement FBI in particular has always been against end
Speaker 7: to end encryption because it makes it difficult, if not impossible,
Speaker 7: for them to get data unless they can get the keys.
Speaker 9: To unlock it.
Speaker 7: And then more recently, because of all of the Chinese
Speaker 7: Communist Party hacking, the FBI has come out and told
Speaker 7: Americans and I encourage everyone to do this, to use
Speaker 7: in encryption wherever possible because of all of this hacking.
Speaker 7: So I think we're coming around to the realization that
Speaker 7: back doors are never good. If there's a back door,
Speaker 7: it can be even though it might be there for
Speaker 7: quote unquote legitimate I'd be against this, but I understand
Speaker 7: the argument legitimate law enforcement agencies to get data. You know,
Speaker 7: it can always be exploited by bad guys, including adversarial
Speaker 7: nation states. So I think people are waking up to
Speaker 7: this in the government in law enforcement that back doors
Speaker 7: aren't good, Indian encryption is good, and you know, we're
Speaker 7: seeing this play out in the UK. So I to me,
Speaker 7: in my opinion, kudos to Apple for not agreeing to
Speaker 7: build into back doors and basically saying, fine, we'll just
Speaker 7: turn it off and you know, unfortunately for their consumers
Speaker 7: in the UK, it's bad for them. But I think
Speaker 7: it's the right move from Apple, and it's it's definitely
Speaker 7: an my opinion, a clear warning to everyone out there
Speaker 7: into end encryption as a consumer, as an individual is
Speaker 7: your friend. You should use it wherever you can. And
Speaker 7: any government that wants to build in a backdoor, any
Speaker 7: government that wants to defeat that is not your friend.
Speaker 7: In my opinion.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just so glad we first started talking and
Speaker 2: me getting this information from you. How many years it was,
Speaker 2: and you know what, the stuff that you say I
Speaker 2: take to heart. In fact, just this morning I changed
Speaker 2: my password from one, two, three, four five six. Thanks Dave,
Speaker 2: and I.
Speaker 7: Hope you at least went with something like password with
Speaker 7: an amber sand for a and an exclamation point at
Speaker 7: the end, because they'll never guess.
Speaker 2: That one care you never, Dave hadder enjoy breakfast with
Speaker 2: your dad. That's awesome, Thank you, sir. Have a good
Speaker 2: all right you two. Dave Hatter on the horn this morning.
Speaker 2: It's eight twenty eight, it's seven hunderd WL.
Speaker 30: Use fourcast news esbe warmed to the mid thirties this
Speaker 30: afternoon with some sunshine. We'll be in the mid twenties
Speaker 30: tonight before we're back in the forties tomorrow, topping out
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Speaker 2: Good Morning Kids. Time bill gives from Wally the watch.
Speaker 2: Jake is struggling through a bus station with two huge,
Speaker 2: obviously very heavy suitcases when a stranger walks up to
Speaker 2: him and says, have you got the time? Jake's size,
Speaker 2: puts down the suitcases, glances at his wrists, says it's
Speaker 2: a quarter to six, and the guy says, hey, that's
Speaker 2: a pretty fancy watch. Jake brightens up a little. It said, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not bad. Check this out, and he shows him
Speaker 2: a time zone display for just every time zone in
Speaker 2: the world and eighty six different cities. He hits a
Speaker 2: few buttons from somewhere and a voice says the time
Speaker 2: is eleven to six in a very West Texas accent.
Speaker 2: A few more buttons in the same voice says something
Speaker 2: in Japanese. He continues to put in the regional settings
Speaker 2: for each city. The stranger struck dumb, he said, Man,
Speaker 2: that's an incredible watch. He goes, that's not all. He
Speaker 2: pushes a few more buttons, and very high resolution map
Speaker 2: of New York City appears on display. He says view
Speaker 2: received ten and the display changes to show the entire
Speaker 2: Eastern New York State. He said, I want to buy
Speaker 2: that watch. He said, no, it's not ready yet. I'm
Speaker 2: still working out the bugs. But look at this, and
Speaker 2: he demonstrates the watch as a very credible little FM
Speaker 2: radio receiver with a digital tuner, a sonar device that
Speaker 2: can measure distances up to two hundred and twenty five meters.
Speaker 2: A page with thermal paper print out the most impressive
Speaker 2: it all the capacity for voice recordings of up to
Speaker 2: three hundred standard sized books. Says, although I only have
Speaker 2: thirty two of my favorites in there so far, said
Speaker 2: I've got to have this watch. He said, No, you
Speaker 2: don't understand. It's not ready, but I'll give you a
Speaker 2: thousand bucks for it. No, I've already spent more than
Speaker 2: I'll give you five thousand for the watch, but it's
Speaker 2: just not I'll give you fifteen grand for it. And
Speaker 2: the stranger pulls out his check book and Jake's thinking, well,
Speaker 2: he got about eighty five hundred dollars into this watch
Speaker 2: with fifteen foul he can make another one and have
Speaker 2: it ready for merchandising in about six months. He said,
Speaker 2: fifteen thousand dollars, take it or leave it, and Jake goes, okay,
Speaker 2: hands the guy the watch. The stranger starts to walk
Speaker 2: away happily, and Jake says, hey, wait a minute. Point
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Speaker 2: Tax relief advocate for baseball season spring training games Today
Speaker 2: on the Big One on seven hundred WLW, I believe
Speaker 2: three zero five. First pitch the Reds versus the Guardians
Speaker 2: in a split squad action to talk about this and
Speaker 2: much more. Our friend Moeger is here.
Speaker 1: Hey, Mo, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Well, what's going on is? I mean, you got UC
Speaker 2: basketball today going on against TCU. We'll talk about that momentarily.
Speaker 2: But what's going on is all of a sudden, for
Speaker 2: the first time and nearly forty five years, I was
Speaker 2: excited about hockey again this week and then disappointed by
Speaker 2: the anti climatic loss to our fifty first state Canada.
Speaker 2: But today, Mo, is the anniversary of the miracle on
Speaker 2: ice February twenty second, nineteen eighty during the Winter Olympics
Speaker 2: at Lake Placid, New York, when the United States hockey
Speaker 2: team defeated the hated Commies the Russians in a surprise outcome,
Speaker 2: and then went on to win gold with their victory
Speaker 2: against I belief Finland. Was it Finland or Sweden? I'm
Speaker 2: not sure. Memory Finland? Yeah, okay, good, so the memory
Speaker 2: is not completely shot yet. This is good, but I
Speaker 2: don't know. I remember it fairly well because it was
Speaker 2: a point of national pride, and even though I wasn't
Speaker 2: into hockey at the time, it had kind of gripped
Speaker 2: the whole nation because it was a Cold War showdown
Speaker 2: on the Cold Ice, and the United States prevailed over
Speaker 2: the USSR and a big deal. I mean, I was
Speaker 2: like nineteen, you weren't quite as old. Do you remember
Speaker 2: it at all? And were you one of the little
Speaker 2: kids watching the Miracle on ice?
Speaker 4: That would have been the winner of nineteen eighty So
Speaker 4: I would have been just over two years old. So no,
Speaker 4: no recollections at all, no recollection at all.
Speaker 2: But you've seen the movie What's the Game?
Speaker 4: I've seen both movies made about it. I've watched the game.
Speaker 4: I've been to Lake Placid. My sister got married in
Speaker 4: Lake Placid, and so I've been to the nineteen eighty
Speaker 4: Winter Olympics Museum, which is at the rink that game
Speaker 4: was played in, and in the little museum there, they
Speaker 4: run the game on loot NonStop. So I am very
Speaker 4: familiar with the victory over Russia, very familiar with the
Speaker 4: victory over Finland. And it's an iconic American sports moment
Speaker 4: and one that we are still talking about four and
Speaker 4: a half decades later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, indeed, we're talking about it right here right now.
Speaker 2: What what did you think about the four nation tournament
Speaker 2: that the NHL conducted.
Speaker 4: Really stumbled into something, right. I mean, we've talked a
Speaker 4: lot about like all Star games and sports and how
Speaker 4: they've their usefulness has sort of expired, and do you
Speaker 4: get the guys to how do you get the guys
Speaker 4: to play harder and care about them? And the NHL
Speaker 4: found something that, at least in the short term worked, man,
Speaker 4: Because I think there's something undeniable athletes love representing and
Speaker 4: playing for their country. Yeah, and you know that's I
Speaker 4: think you see it with the World Baseball Classic in baseball,
Speaker 4: which obviously doesn't replace the All Star Game, but it's
Speaker 4: something they do every four years and has worked, has
Speaker 4: provided a lot of drama and is something that I
Speaker 4: think the players really look forward to. And and I
Speaker 4: think this replicated that. I think, you know, obviously, the
Speaker 4: fact that we are in a pretty heated political climate
Speaker 4: obviously adds to it. I think the fact that it
Speaker 4: was relatively short in length, that it was relatively easy
Speaker 4: to understand, four countries, the format was simple, and it
Speaker 4: also took place during a period of time where there's
Speaker 4: not a lot of other stuff going on, so hockey
Speaker 4: con silt of takes center stage like it. We always
Speaker 4: talk about things that leagues do that don't work, just work,
Speaker 4: And I'm with you everybody. I am a very casual
Speaker 4: hockey fan. Yeah, but man, Thursday night, I made a
Speaker 4: point of watching, and pretty much everybody I know did
Speaker 4: as well. And I do wonder if if that league
Speaker 4: now experiences a little bit of a bump in the
Speaker 4: aftermath of it, because everybody that I know is paying
Speaker 4: attention not just on Thursday, but last Saturday and throughout
Speaker 4: the tournament as well.
Speaker 2: All right, Yeah, I just thought it was one of
Speaker 2: those seminal sports moments, and you're right, one of the
Speaker 2: professional sports leagues got their all star thing figured out
Speaker 2: and it worked this time. I love major I love
Speaker 2: Major League Baseball All Star games. Though I still love
Speaker 2: the home run derby, and I still think that it's
Speaker 2: it's worth its weight and it's it's worth the time
Speaker 2: watching the Major League All Star Game, NBA, the I mean,
Speaker 2: good lord, the Pro Bowl? Kidding me? Flag Football? No? No,
Speaker 2: thank you? Do you think to do?
Speaker 4: I think? I think the Baseball All Star Game is
Speaker 4: is the one. And obviously this was different with hockey
Speaker 4: this go around, and Hockey's tried a few different things too.
Speaker 4: They tried a three on three tournament, they've they've tried
Speaker 4: something but baseball. At the end of the day, Uh,
Speaker 4: it's just a baseball game, right. It's the one All
Speaker 4: Star game that looks and feels like a regular season
Speaker 4: version of sport. And now I think it's a little
Speaker 4: bit different because you know, when we were kids, the
Speaker 4: All Star Game was maybe your one chance to see
Speaker 4: stars from you know that you typically didn't get a
Speaker 4: chance to see. And it's a little bit different now.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I think as a general rule, the Baseball
Speaker 4: All Star Game still works. And you know, they've also
Speaker 4: made the home run derby I think the central attraction
Speaker 4: of that entire week, and that started here in Cincinnati
Speaker 4: when people really started to care about the home run derby,
Speaker 4: I think in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 2: I found it interesting that Terry Francona, the new Reds manager,
Speaker 2: decided to in a split squad game today, not face
Speaker 2: his last team, the Cleveland Guardians, and instead take the
Speaker 2: Red squad up against the Milwaukee Brewers. Will We'll have
Speaker 2: the Guardians Reds game this afternoon at three zero five
Speaker 2: and Science Mike was recalling a spring training game not
Speaker 2: too long ago where a little guy popped a game
Speaker 2: winning home run and like one of the first spring
Speaker 2: training games his name was McLain or something like that.
Speaker 2: And he's back, or at least we hope he's back.
Speaker 2: But your view on your view on what's ahead as
Speaker 2: we and what to look for during spring training if anything,
Speaker 2: I mean outside of no injuries, no diving for loose
Speaker 2: balls in spring training please.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 4: You know you start with that though, right, because toward
Speaker 4: the end of spring training last year is when we
Speaker 4: found out that Matt McClain was hurt. And you know
Speaker 4: there was and I remember talking about it with you.
Speaker 4: In the last two weeks of Cactus League play, there
Speaker 4: weren't these series of injuries that once the season started,
Speaker 4: really tested the Reds debts, and the Reds didn't pass
Speaker 4: those tests. So I'll start with that. This team, you know,
Speaker 4: injuries aren't the main reason why they finished with more
Speaker 4: losses than wins, but they are a reason, and so
Speaker 4: can they get through the next five weeks healthy? I
Speaker 4: think that's a major major story because you know, Matt
Speaker 4: McLain is trying to come back after not playing at
Speaker 4: all last year. He was their best player two seasons ago.
Speaker 4: Christian and Carnassi on stream got injured in April and
Speaker 4: didn't play again. They need him healthy. The starting pitching
Speaker 4: down the stretch drive last season kind of fell apart.
Speaker 4: Can they keep the starting staff healthy? So I look
Speaker 4: for that first and foremost. I think over the next
Speaker 4: couple of weeks, you know, there's some things that have
Speaker 4: to be sorted out. Who's going to play third base
Speaker 4: for this team, Who's going to man the corner outfield positions.
Speaker 4: I think also the Reds have to be better defensively.
Speaker 4: Tommy Fall and I were talking about this this week.
Speaker 4: They've got to be better at, you know, not just
Speaker 4: not making errors, but not doing the things that sometimes
Speaker 4: don't show up in the box score, throwing the ball
Speaker 4: to the right base, not giving away extra bases, getting
Speaker 4: the balls that they maybe weren't getting to last year.
Speaker 4: That's going to be something that I think is heavily
Speaker 4: emphasized here over the next few weeks. And then you know,
Speaker 4: just to see, you know, signs that the starting staff
Speaker 4: is set to take a major step forward. Hunter Green's
Speaker 4: going to pitch today. Hunter Green had an excellent season
Speaker 4: last year. Do we see things here over the next
Speaker 4: four or five weeks. That suggests he's capable of taking
Speaker 4: another step forward. Graham Ashcraft is going to pitch today.
Speaker 4: This is a really big year for him. He's a
Speaker 4: guy that got sent to the minor leagues last year
Speaker 4: and also dealt with injury. What's his role on the staff.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of really interesting moving parts. But I
Speaker 4: also think there's a lot of reason for optimism. They
Speaker 4: do have a Hall of Fame manager, and they do
Speaker 4: have a club that has some talent. I guess the
Speaker 4: question is can this Hall of Fame manager get this
Speaker 4: team to maximize its talent, which obviously didn't happen last year.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, we're getting close to the madness of March mo
Speaker 2: And one thing I'm sure glad to see as we
Speaker 2: enter tournament time, and I don't know if they're going
Speaker 2: to be in the tournament in the NCAA tournament, but
Speaker 2: I was so glad to see that Uey Pooey changed
Speaker 2: its name to Indianapolis Indiana University in Indianapolis because there
Speaker 2: were just too many damn vowels in Uey Pooey. Remember
Speaker 2: I remember seeing Y Pooey Indiana University at Purdue University
Speaker 2: indian in Indianapolis or whatever. It was a strange concoction
Speaker 2: of just directional nonsense. Well, do you have a favorite
Speaker 2: directional school?
Speaker 24: Mo?
Speaker 10: Guy, there you are.
Speaker 4: I lost it for a second.
Speaker 2: Do you have a favorite directional school?
Speaker 4: Huh that's a good question.
Speaker 32: Uh no, no, I I can't say that, you do know,
Speaker 32: I can't say that I necessarily do.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll Southwestern Louisiana. I'll go with that, all right, fine,
Speaker 2: I will go with that. Southwestern Louisiana TCU today in town.
Speaker 2: What's going on though? Real quick?
Speaker 4: Well, it goes without saying it's a must win for
Speaker 4: the Bearcats. It's a pretty good TCU team, kind of
Speaker 4: in that second rung of teams in the Big twelve.
Speaker 4: I think the Bearcats right now, though, their biggest opponent
Speaker 4: recently has been themselves. You know, when they've shot it well,
Speaker 4: they've turned the ball over too much. When they've not
Speaker 4: turned it over, they haven't defended. They were awful at
Speaker 4: the free throw line again on Wednesday night against West Virginia.
Speaker 4: They just seemingly make the wrong play on way too
Speaker 4: many occasions. And I think also there's some individual players
Speaker 4: that at the beginning of the season, we were expecting
Speaker 4: a lot from that have frankly been slightly disappointing at least,
Speaker 4: and sometimes even more than slightly disappointing. And it's you're
Speaker 4: still waiting in late February for some of those guys
Speaker 4: to kind of get going. Their backs are up against
Speaker 4: the wall. They have to probably win every one of
Speaker 4: their games down the stretch to make the NCAA Tournament
Speaker 4: without having to go to Kansas City in the Big
Speaker 4: twelve tournament and make a run. This is a really,
Speaker 4: really uphill battle. And I'll be honest with you, back
Speaker 4: in October, I did not think we'd be talking about
Speaker 4: a team that, going into the last weeknd of February
Speaker 4: would already have eleven losses.
Speaker 2: Well, we will see you on the radio again. Have
Speaker 2: a good game, enjoy the game, and we'll talk to
Speaker 2: you soon. Moe Egger there, Ooey Pooey, Mike Allen counselor
Speaker 2: how are you doing? I'm learning all about Ooei pooey?
Speaker 2: Or the first time I saw what what college is?
Speaker 1: Ooey Pooey?
Speaker 2: Was it at a cartoon when we were a kid?
Speaker 2: I think so, along with Itchy and Scratchy. What's on
Speaker 2: the Saturday morning edition? Well, I don't have Itchy and Scratchy.
Speaker 2: I'll try to get them next week.
Speaker 31: But we're going to talk about in the rant, just
Speaker 31: the absolutely disgusting spectacle of the bodies of the Babis family.
Speaker 2: Although not the mom.
Speaker 31: We thought it was going to be her paraded through
Speaker 31: the streets of Palestine. It was just a sickening spectacle.
Speaker 31: The whole thing is. And you know, the first college
Speaker 31: professor who encourages his students to go out and protest
Speaker 31: and support of Palestine. And by the way, Palestine is Hamas,
Speaker 31: Hamas is Palestine, thank you.
Speaker 2: You know, well that teacher, that professor does that. I
Speaker 2: want to know about it. Let's call it by its
Speaker 2: new rightful name, that little strip of land. Let's call
Speaker 2: it Israel West, because that's what it's going to be.
Speaker 2: And it is about time.
Speaker 31: Anything else, well, yeah, I'm going to talk to Alicia
Speaker 31: Reese check in with us about the status of the
Speaker 31: Bengals stadium negotiations, and we're going to talk politics at
Speaker 31: eleven o'clock with our friend Orlando Sonza.
Speaker 2: After the show show oh A huddles. We are celebrating
Speaker 2: Christa's birthday, which is tomorrow at the Bar If you
Speaker 2: want to come by and just wish her well. That'd
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