Speaker 1: All right, let's get it started.
Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday, everybody, welcome in Kentucky and his morning news
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Speaker 1: Whas Nick Coffee. That is me.
Speaker 2: I would hope that by now you know my name.
Speaker 2: If not, I'll continue to let you know my name again.
Speaker 2: It's Nick Coffee. We've got Scott Fitzgerald alongside John Alden
Speaker 2: as well as John Shannon, who'll give you your first
Speaker 2: news update coming up in about thirty minutes. Fellas, how
Speaker 2: we feeling good? Beautiful Tuesday, and I'm already off to
Speaker 2: a rough start. I had their own microphone on.
Speaker 1: You're fine due all the time.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to get the first goof out of
Speaker 2: the way. Now we're goof free the rest of the show.
Speaker 1: Dude is guarantee it.
Speaker 3: It is going to get warm.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah, summertime, I thought this was going to be the
Speaker 2: first morning where I might have have scooped Bobby Ellis
Speaker 2: are phenomenal traffic anchor.
Speaker 1: But he's on it. He's on it.
Speaker 2: I thought maybe it was something that happened recently and
Speaker 2: he wouldn't know, but he knew that the light that
Speaker 2: is out at first in Muhammad is something that he
Speaker 2: should be sharing. So thank you to On Shannon for
Speaker 2: mentioning that. So anyways, the first thing I noticed when
Speaker 2: I get off of the Brooks exit, and it was.
Speaker 1: One of the good mornings for me.
Speaker 2: Well, I did stop because when when there's no when
Speaker 2: the light is not working at all, you treat it
Speaker 2: as a stop sign.
Speaker 1: Right, that's right?
Speaker 2: Okay, So I think what happened was because I could
Speaker 2: just stop and see that there was no other no
Speaker 2: other cars, there was nobody.
Speaker 1: It was, you know, four o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 2: I then caught every green light, which has got to
Speaker 2: be a good sign for the day that we're about
Speaker 2: to have here. But when I was at that stop
Speaker 2: light that wasn't working, essentially a stop sign. Did you
Speaker 2: guys happen to notice if you come in on brook
Speaker 2: Street the trash cans that were completely like dumped over?
Speaker 1: Did you notice that? John? Were you? Were you?
Speaker 3: Still?
Speaker 5: I didn't get off right, you know, Saint Catherine's. I
Speaker 5: don't know if this was due to the same thing.
Speaker 5: There was a bunch of paper all in one area,
Speaker 5: so I'm assuming that was some trash dumped over.
Speaker 2: What surprised me is that the the trash cans that
Speaker 2: that I'm that I saw dumped over stood out because
Speaker 2: it wasn't just your trash bin, it was the black
Speaker 2: I thought it was kind of bolted somehow to the
Speaker 2: to the concrete, because I don't these things, to my
Speaker 2: knowledge of they don't just fall over, but somebody, somebody
Speaker 2: was able to lift them up off the ground somehow.
Speaker 1: So be aware of that.
Speaker 2: But it's just it's wild how in the morning, especially
Speaker 2: when we're when we're getting here. Sometimes in the last
Speaker 2: what seven eight days that I've been in this in
Speaker 2: this position, in this role, getting up a lot earlier
Speaker 2: than I'm usually used to getting up at.
Speaker 1: I've noticed that. It's just it's kind of peaceful being
Speaker 1: downtown when there's nothing. I mean, it's cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's interesting because you know, most people are
Speaker 2: still asleep, but we're not. We're here ready to rock
Speaker 2: and roll, and hopefully you guys are ready to do
Speaker 2: are ready to do the same. So we will have
Speaker 2: your first update of traffic and weather once again coming
Speaker 2: up in a couple of minutes. We'll have sports at
Speaker 2: around five twenty five. We'll talk at five forty five
Speaker 2: with Rory O'Neill and continue to get the latest on
Speaker 2: the protests going on in California. As now, approximately seven
Speaker 2: hundred US Marines from Camp Pendleton are being deployed to
Speaker 2: LA to assist. Last week it was Trump versus Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: This week it is Trump versus Gavin Newsom. As Trump
Speaker 2: has threatened to arrest the governor of California. So, oh jeez,
Speaker 2: that that's one of those things you just say it
Speaker 2: out loud, You're like, well, come on, you're embellishing, you're.
Speaker 1: Exaggerating for entertainment purposes.
Speaker 2: No, quite literally, he said he's threatened to arrest the
Speaker 2: governor of California. So that's where we are. As far
Speaker 2: as protests happening elsewhere. You said this yesterday, Scott, that
Speaker 2: you'll you'll probably see him pop up in other areas.
Speaker 2: Already happened in Louisville yesterday. Peaceful protests, of course, at
Speaker 2: least that's that's what it seems. But we'll get into
Speaker 2: that a little bit. And on the sports side, something
Speaker 2: that I want to hit on in just a few
Speaker 2: minutes that you rarely ever see is a coach leaving
Speaker 2: a position at the University of Kentucky to then take
Speaker 2: a position a lower level position in fact, at the
Speaker 2: rival school, which is the University of Louisville. You don't
Speaker 2: see that really ever when it comes to vice versa.
Speaker 2: And that's what happened as Vince Marrow, a long time
Speaker 2: Mark Stoops assistant a associate head coach for Kentucky. He's
Speaker 2: had that role for a while now. News broke yesterday
Speaker 2: from Pete Thamil of ESPN that the Big Dog, as
Speaker 2: they call him, Mince Marrow will be making the trip
Speaker 2: down sixty four and will be joining Jeff Brahms program
Speaker 2: in a different role, a role that I think is
Speaker 2: very well suited for him, but it is in fact,
Speaker 2: as far as the title and certainly the salary, it
Speaker 2: is a step down. And it also has led to
Speaker 2: because it's going to be an off the field role.
Speaker 2: There's no buyout for UFL to go snag him. So
Speaker 2: there's a lot of layers to this. But what it does,
Speaker 2: more than anything, is it just kind of to me,
Speaker 2: it points to the momentum that Mark Stoops has built
Speaker 2: and look the guy, regardless of how it ends, if
Speaker 2: it does end anytime soon, he's already had success at
Speaker 2: Kentucky when it comes to football. That I really never
Speaker 2: thought anybody would have. But man momentum seems to be
Speaker 2: at an all time low. For him to lose your
Speaker 2: top guy to the rival after a disastrous season a
Speaker 2: year ago, vib's not great for Kentucky football. So we'll
Speaker 2: hit on that next and a lot more. It is
Speaker 2: Kentucky and His Morning News on news Radio eight forty whis.
Speaker 1: Five point fifteen.
Speaker 2: Here at Kentucky and his Morning News, Nick Coffee with
Speaker 2: you on news Radio eight forty WHS.
Speaker 1: We'll have our first update.
Speaker 2: On sports with Scott Fitzgerald coming up in about ten minutes.
Speaker 2: I know he was up past his bedtime last night.
Speaker 2: I don't know your bedtime, Scott, Yeah, I was. You're
Speaker 2: up a watching Murray State. Don't you lie to me.
Speaker 2: You've been caught. You've been caught too late.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It was crazy, crazy ending to that game. It held
Speaker 4: the drama even further. And you know, just because I've
Speaker 4: covered this team.
Speaker 3: You're around.
Speaker 4: They've been fun to watch. And just like the Louisville Cardinals,
Speaker 4: you know, Murray State most hot more aboud. As we
Speaker 4: get into sports, Murray State moving on to the College
Speaker 4: World Series in dramatic fashion.
Speaker 2: And it feels like they are Cinderella. I mean, I
Speaker 2: always try to find I always find. I don't try
Speaker 2: to do, it just happens to naturally. I always try
Speaker 2: to compare what's going on in sports to a college
Speaker 2: basketball because I'm a college basketball junkie. But as the
Speaker 2: field is now set for Omaha, no doubt the Murray
Speaker 2: State Racers.
Speaker 1: They've got this.
Speaker 2: They've got Cinderella slipper on and outside of of course,
Speaker 2: the Volva Cardinals. I'm going to be pulling for the Racers,
Speaker 2: and they look as if they'll they'll be able to compete.
Speaker 2: They're off to such a great start, so nothing to lose,
Speaker 2: nothing to bet here, no doubt about it.
Speaker 4: Represented by the male Bulldogs, Nick Shutty on the hill
Speaker 4: for the Racers. So you got Madisonville North Hopkins is represented,
Speaker 4: so a lot of a lot of local talent.
Speaker 2: They are the darling, no doubt. I know we'll get
Speaker 2: into that coming up here shortly. So the big news
Speaker 2: yesterday this let me just back up. I guess a
Speaker 2: few months ago, maybe actually longer than that, now that
Speaker 2: we're into June, when Louisville season came to an end, really,
Speaker 2: when college football season came to an end. There was
Speaker 2: talk of Vince Marrow leaving his position on Mark Stoops's
Speaker 2: staff at the University of Kentucky as the tight ends
Speaker 2: coach and associate head coach recruiting coordinator. He had a
Speaker 2: lot of titles, and I just never believed that there
Speaker 2: was any It just didn't If something just makes no
Speaker 2: sense whatsoever to me, there's a good chance that it's
Speaker 2: probably not true. And that's the way I viewed the
Speaker 2: Vince Marrow to Louisville situation. So I guess I'll just
Speaker 2: give you the news. He's leaving Kentucky and he's going
Speaker 2: to take a position on Jeff Brahm's staff at Louisville,
Speaker 2: so leaving his longtime friend to go join the rival
Speaker 2: when his longtime friend and I guess previous boss now
Speaker 2: is really in a make or break year seemingly, which
Speaker 2: we can get into that later, because I'm not sure
Speaker 2: if it's if it's a break year, meaning where they
Speaker 2: don't make it and they don't win many games, I
Speaker 2: just don't. I mean, you gotta do what you gotta do.
Speaker 2: But the amount of money that it would cost to
Speaker 2: just flat out fire Mark Stoops is a lot of
Speaker 2: money to any program, I would say, or at least
Speaker 2: most of them. And also, you now are counting your
Speaker 2: dollars more so than you ever have because you have
Speaker 2: to share revenue. You've got a twenty million plus dollar
Speaker 2: annual bill every year where you're sharing revenue now like
Speaker 2: your revenue is staying the same, and now you have
Speaker 2: to share twenty million it with your with your student athletes.
Speaker 2: So anyhow, just the thought to me, it made no
Speaker 2: sense because he would have to take a pay cut.
Speaker 2: There's no way Loisbell's going to pay him. Maybe I'm wrong,
Speaker 2: I will stand corrected. It just the position that he's
Speaker 2: taking on at U of L. It's an off the
Speaker 2: field role. He's going to be the As far as
Speaker 2: the exact title, I'm not sure, but he's basically going
Speaker 2: to oversee roster management, the transfer portal. He's basically going
Speaker 2: to be the GM, which is a new position that
Speaker 2: you're seeing within college programs because now you need that.
Speaker 2: You've got the portal, you've got free agency, you've got
Speaker 2: nil money. So it is a very important job. So
Speaker 2: maybe I'm wrong, Maybe they are going to be able
Speaker 2: to pay him what he was making. But he was
Speaker 2: already one of the top assistant coaches in the SEC
Speaker 2: as far as salary, meaning Vince Marrow. So maybe he
Speaker 2: is getting the same kind of money. But this move,
Speaker 2: to me, more than anything, the talking point here it's
Speaker 2: not just wow, he left Mark Stoops for the rivals,
Speaker 2: it's that he's I mean that he's doing this because
Speaker 2: there's been a fallout with him in Stoops to some extent,
Speaker 2: but also he's jumping shit before it gets even worse
Speaker 2: than it already was. And for those who don't know
Speaker 2: Vince Merrill's background, I mean he is believed to be
Speaker 2: I don't want to say solely responsible, but mostly responsible
Speaker 2: for bringing in the caliber player to Kentucky during the
Speaker 2: Stoops era that Kentucky never used to get. And I
Speaker 2: don't want to act as if they've been bringing in
Speaker 2: recruiting classes that are competing with the top dogs in
Speaker 2: the SEC, like Alabama in Georgia or in the Big
Speaker 2: Ten of Ohio State and Michigan. But for a Kentucky
Speaker 2: program that had always been in the bottom tier of
Speaker 2: the Southeastern Conference in football, they elevated from that. Now
Speaker 2: I think at times maybe they believe they elevated further
Speaker 2: than they actually did, But still they went from being
Speaker 2: a program that a three and nine, two and ten,
Speaker 2: four and eight type of season wasn't really that uncommon
Speaker 2: for them, and then they had some sustained success under
Speaker 2: Marks Oops and and.
Speaker 1: Zmar Vince Barrow was believed to be a big, big
Speaker 1: part of that.
Speaker 2: And now when when they need a bounce back year
Speaker 2: more than they ever have, he's gone.
Speaker 4: Do you think he's able to bring some of those
Speaker 4: recruits he was going to bring to Kentucky to Louisville.
Speaker 2: There's already some talk about some guys that have that
Speaker 2: may be decided maybe trying to flip because I mean
Speaker 2: this it was maybe this isn't as unusual as I
Speaker 2: believe that it was.
Speaker 1: But with with.
Speaker 2: Vince Marrow, I mean you'd have guys that it wasn't
Speaker 2: just talking to friends or behind the scenes. They would
Speaker 2: talk on camera on microphone and not take any shot
Speaker 2: at Mark Stoops, But they also wouldn't hide the fact
Speaker 2: that they were there because of Vince Marrow. So he's
Speaker 2: clearly a great recruiter. And now he's uh, he's leaving
Speaker 2: Kentucky to come to Louisville. Not something you see very often,
Speaker 2: which by the way. There are a handful of examples
Speaker 2: of players coaches over the many years that have made
Speaker 2: the jump from one to the other. I tracked down
Speaker 2: a few of them. We'll get to that later because
Speaker 2: there may be something I'm missing, But your next update
Speaker 2: of trafficking weather is coming up right here, right now,
Speaker 2: and we also have an update sports coming with Scott Fitzgerald.
Speaker 1: Right here on news radio eight forty whas. Thank you, John.
Speaker 2: It is five thirty five here Kentucky in his morning
Speaker 2: news with Nick Coffee on news radio eight forty whas.
Speaker 2: We'll be joined in about ten minutes by Roy O'Neal
Speaker 2: of NBC News, and we'll continue to ask him about
Speaker 2: the latest as far as what's going on not just
Speaker 2: in California, La San Francisco, but also elsewhere, because these
Speaker 2: protests are probably going to be popping up all over
Speaker 2: the country, and obviously the attention right now is in California.
Speaker 2: As Donald Trump has sent two thousand more National Guard
Speaker 2: troops to LA and says that the it says the.
Speaker 1: Let me let's see. Yeah. I thought it was seven hundred,
Speaker 1: but then I was thinking that seems like a lot.
Speaker 1: But no.
Speaker 2: The Pentagon has also deployed seven hundred marines to shield
Speaker 2: federal buildings and immigration agents. Official say the marines are
Speaker 2: barred from police work the under a previous act. So this,
Speaker 2: this is it's not gonna I don't I don't see
Speaker 2: this ending anytime soon.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: It seems like it's gonna be a real fight. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is clearly set on what he wants to do
Speaker 2: and wants to follow through with with the Immigration Act
Speaker 2: in California is clearly resisting, which is why you had
Speaker 2: the And it's not as if it's a surprise to
Speaker 2: people that that Gavin Newsom and Donald Trump aren't exactly
Speaker 2: on the same side. But these two Trump and Newsom,
Speaker 2: I mean, it turned into another another back and forth
Speaker 2: via the internet yesterday. And when you see Donald Trump
Speaker 2: threatened to arrest the governor of California, isn't it back
Speaker 2: in the aren't we right back to the once again?
Speaker 1: Is this real? Is this really happening? But but it is.
Speaker 4: You know, and you'll get it's kind of like what
Speaker 4: we saw on Bartstown Road. You know, same church, different pew.
Speaker 4: But you know, we talked on this show about how
Speaker 4: okay Barstown Road's gonna happen. People are gonna get out
Speaker 4: of the system. They're gonna move on. These protests are
Speaker 4: gonna happen, and they're gonna get bigger and maybe a
Speaker 4: little bit more violent, but ultimately people are going to
Speaker 4: move on to the next step. And that's not a
Speaker 4: bad thing. That's not saying whoever's representing the cause, whatever
Speaker 4: side you sit on, is not worthy of your representation. However,
Speaker 4: I've seen these things unfold before and they get white
Speaker 4: hot for a while and then it just kind of
Speaker 4: takes its own course.
Speaker 1: They've got to run their they got to run their.
Speaker 4: Course exactly just like we saw Barstown Road and it
Speaker 4: ran its course and everything was back to normal. So
Speaker 4: I'm glad the protests here in Louisville are peaceful. I
Speaker 4: hope they stayed that way. It just sounds like in
Speaker 4: California they just started escalating and escalating and escalating, and
Speaker 4: you know, you've seen this before, nig I mean, they
Speaker 4: get out of hand and next thing you know, you've
Speaker 4: got serious problems, no doubt.
Speaker 2: So yesterday, Newsom called the deployment unconstitutional and inflammatory, claiming
Speaker 2: local police had the situation under control. He's suing the
Speaker 2: Trump administration alleging a violation of state sovereignty, and didn't
Speaker 2: take long for Trump to respond to that and said
Speaker 2: that Newsom could be arrested for gross incompetence. His press
Speaker 2: secretary said new some risks arrest if he obstructs federal
Speaker 2: law enforcement, though no plans are confirmed. Newsome then fired
Speaker 2: back on social media, daring Trump's borders are tom Holman
Speaker 2: to arrest him and called it a move toward I mean,
Speaker 2: it's just this is it's getting contentious between these two,
Speaker 2: and I guess I'm not really surprised the more you
Speaker 2: think about it. And as far as the local protests
Speaker 2: that started, I believe yesterday it was downtown near the
Speaker 2: Mizzoli Federal Building, Metro Hall, a handful of different council
Speaker 2: members that were there. Of course, they're opposing the ice
Speaker 2: raids and Trump's immigration policies. Overall, so peaceful, certainly, and
Speaker 2: it doesn't sound as if they plan on stopping. And
Speaker 2: it also doesn't sound as if they plan on having
Speaker 2: these protests become non peaceful, but certainly something to monitor.
Speaker 2: And as you said a moment ago, these when you
Speaker 2: hear there's protests going on, I think a lot of
Speaker 2: folks just all, well, you know, this could be clearly
Speaker 2: people are protesting because they're very upset about something, they
Speaker 2: feel very strongly about it. And yes, there's much different
Speaker 2: there's a lot of different ways actually to handle it
Speaker 2: when it comes to protesting. But really these things will
Speaker 2: run their course. You just hope that throughout it it's
Speaker 2: you know, as smooth as possible, and with that you
Speaker 2: really you really never know. But again, we'll talk more
Speaker 2: about this coming up here in about five minutes with
Speaker 2: Rory O'Neal of NBC News. Looking forward to our daily
Speaker 2: chat with Rory. We'll also get his thoughts on some
Speaker 2: other things as well, so stick around. It is five
Speaker 2: thirty nine. Your next update of traffic and weather is
Speaker 2: right now at news Radio eight forty whas. It is
Speaker 2: five forty six here at Kentucky and is morning news
Speaker 2: on News Radio eight forty whas it It's time for
Speaker 2: our daily chat with Rory O'Neal of NBC News. Rory,
Speaker 2: let's get the latest one something we just discussed yesterday,
Speaker 2: and that is the unrest in California. Any big updates
Speaker 2: since yesterday. It seems as if things are escalating. Maybe
Speaker 2: I'm wrong.
Speaker 3: Well, it's sort of a mixed bag. Look, it was
Speaker 3: another night of unrest of the police have an overwhelming
Speaker 3: presence now in downtown Los Angeles, but it seems that
Speaker 3: there are more agitators in the crowd. The people who
Speaker 3: are stirring, the potty anarchists, seem to be increasing in number,
Speaker 3: while the legitimate protesters, the political demonstrators exercising their First
Speaker 3: Amendment right, they seem to be backing off a little bit.
Speaker 3: So that just seems to be anecdotal, But clearly police
Speaker 3: are ramping up their activities, arresting more people and being
Speaker 3: more aggressive about clearing the streets of these demonstrators.
Speaker 1: So seven hundred US Marines have been sent back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So how rare is something like this in these situations?
Speaker 2: Protests unfortunately have not been a rarity in recent years,
Speaker 2: But how often does it get to this level where
Speaker 2: they're calling upon seven hundred US Marines?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Marines being called up that may be crossing
Speaker 3: the line for some now. The National Guard who have
Speaker 3: been activated at the will of the President over the
Speaker 3: objection of the governor. That's something we haven't seen since
Speaker 3: the nineteen sixties. So you've got a total now of
Speaker 3: four thousand National Guard troops activated, only a few hundred
Speaker 3: have been deployed to protect federal buildings in downtown Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: The Marines being called up is slightly different. We haven't
Speaker 3: really seen American Marines take up arms against fellow Americans
Speaker 3: on US soil before, so that is we're getting into
Speaker 3: some uncharted territory here. But we haven't seen the Marines
Speaker 3: deployed to the streets either, So it's all a bit
Speaker 3: of a wait and see. And look, the administration does
Speaker 3: want to show it, and I say the Trump administration
Speaker 3: wants to show its teeth. It wants to I don't
Speaker 3: want to say silence protesters, but it wants protesters off
Speaker 3: the streets, you know. And if you want to have
Speaker 3: organized demonstrations as their co ordinated with local government's fine.
Speaker 3: But the kind of chaos we're seeing in parts of
Speaker 3: downtown LA is not acceptable.
Speaker 2: Rory Riy O'Neil of NBC News is our guest joining
Speaker 2: us here on News Radio eight forty whas anti Trump
Speaker 2: demonstrations seems as if those may ramp up nationally as
Speaker 2: we get into Saturday's military parade in Washington, DC. I
Speaker 2: would imagine the Trump administration is making sure they're as
Speaker 2: prepared as possible for this.
Speaker 1: I would assume well.
Speaker 3: Right, and remember June fourteenth, Flag Day, birthday of the
Speaker 3: US military, two hundred and fifty years ago. President Trump
Speaker 3: orders this military parade to happen through the streets of Washington, DC.
Speaker 3: Lots of military hardware will be on display for Saturday,
Speaker 3: which also happens to be his birthday. But in coordination
Speaker 3: with that, or in response to that, we're seeing lots
Speaker 3: of anti Trump demonstrations being organized all across the country.
Speaker 3: So what's happening in LA may feed into that this
Speaker 3: anti administration kind of anger that might be growing this week.
Speaker 3: So that's something that we're tracking, especially in the Blue
Speaker 3: States where these anti Trump demonstrations could become significant.
Speaker 2: Actuum A scheduled to launch a four person crew to
Speaker 2: the International Space Station this morning. What is the future
Speaker 2: of the ISS in light of Russia's war with Ukraine
Speaker 2: and of course Elon Musk pulling out his government contractor
Speaker 2: revides Shuttle service to the space station. What's the latest
Speaker 2: on this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the Axiom launch had to be postponed today.
Speaker 3: They're going to try again tomorrow due to some weather
Speaker 3: issues off the coast in the emergency landing zone. So
Speaker 3: if there were a problem and the crew had to reject,
Speaker 3: that's where the bad weather is over the Atlantic. So
Speaker 3: they will hopefully try again tomorrow, but still lots of
Speaker 3: long term questions. You know, they are making plans to
Speaker 3: deorbit and destroy the International Space Station. It's more than
Speaker 3: twenty five years old. Some stay its outlived its usefulness
Speaker 3: or it's going to need some significant upgrades to keep
Speaker 3: on going. And you know Elon Muskin SpaceX have actually
Speaker 3: won the contract to destroy the space station. NASA is
Speaker 3: hoping to find commercial partners out there to keep it going.
Speaker 3: Of course, NASA has no administrator right now and hasn't
Speaker 3: since January twentieth, so that agency is almost to drift
Speaker 3: as they try to figure out who the next leader
Speaker 3: will be.
Speaker 2: Rory is always appreciate your time. Always enjoyed the conversation,
Speaker 2: and enjoy the rest of your day, my friend.
Speaker 3: Thanks Nick, talk to you tomorrow. Right.
Speaker 2: That's Rory O'Neil of NBC News Again. Always enjoy chatting
Speaker 2: with him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the.
Speaker 2: Marines being called upon to assist in LA that felt
Speaker 2: like a different type of thing as far as responding
Speaker 2: to protests, and of course are they peaceful? Are they
Speaker 2: not peaceful? I mean, I think people make their own conclusion.
Speaker 2: I know I certainly have my opinion on what I
Speaker 2: see and if I believe it is peaceful or not.
Speaker 2: So this is probably not going to go away anytime soon.
Speaker 2: But again, things got to run their course, and that's
Speaker 2: that's certainly what we have here.
Speaker 1: All right, let's take a quick time out.
Speaker 2: We've got traffic and weather coming your way, and also
Speaker 2: another update on sports with Scott Fitzgerald. It's Kentucky This
Speaker 2: Morning News on news Radio eight forty whas