Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. I wish someone would come in here,
Speaker 1: listen to our podcast and take down this hellish ordeal
Speaker 1: that we've been dealing with for over a month. This
Speaker 1: cotton candy pink monstrosity with ice cream cones and a
Speaker 1: bow on a pink bow on the top, like Jesus
Speaker 1: ever had an ice cream cone, like the Three Wise
Speaker 1: Men followed a bow to the freaking manger.
Speaker 2: No and no carrying ice cream.
Speaker 3: Yeah the hell. This is not the spirit of Christmas.
Speaker 2: No, it's not. It's also not the spirit of the
Speaker 2: first Monday of January.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Speaking of my family, I grew up in an Irish
Speaker 1: Catholic family. There were men in my family who were
Speaker 1: of the Lord and also of the spirit of saying
Speaker 1: GD in its entirety. Routinely they've all died. You've got
Speaker 1: to be grandfathered in to say GD. If you're saying
Speaker 1: GD now, you can't be a man of the of
Speaker 1: the Church. You've got to be somebody an alley somewhere.
Speaker 1: You can't say GED. In twenty twenty four. You can
Speaker 1: say damn all you want, right, Damn is fine. Sure,
Speaker 1: Biden's been saying damn for a long time. But now
Speaker 1: he's gotten into the g D waters.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I feel like he's I feel like there's a lot.
Speaker 2: Of that that we don't see.
Speaker 4: He's always had kind of a he's been loose with
Speaker 4: some of those biggies with the big words, the big badness. Sure,
Speaker 4: and I mean we saw that when when Obamacare was passed,
Speaker 4: remember right, the big f and deal. And I feel
Speaker 4: like he lets him go. And now now he's doing
Speaker 4: it more publicly, right, which I was fine with.
Speaker 1: I was fine with him in the role as vice
Speaker 1: president saying this is a big f and deal kind of.
Speaker 1: I liked that Joe Biden off the cuff, like you
Speaker 1: can relate to that guy. But when you're president, and
Speaker 1: when you're the lamest duck president in the history of
Speaker 1: the world, you can't just be thrown around GDS.
Speaker 4: We'll see, he's gonna come out here today, he's gonna
Speaker 4: be in LA today soon, so maybe he drops a
Speaker 4: couple here.
Speaker 2: Look at this GD weather.
Speaker 3: The GD weather is incredible.
Speaker 4: It was beautiful. I don't know how the Lord shined
Speaker 4: on my birthday like he did.
Speaker 2: But wow, what a show. I could have sev seventy
Speaker 2: three something like that in my house yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: And landing in Vegas on Saturday, because I've been in Vegas.
Speaker 3: For your birthday weekend.
Speaker 1: I used to go to Vegas every January fifth, sixth
Speaker 1: for wild Card weekend because that's when it would fall
Speaker 1: on and I remember being freezing is certain years.
Speaker 3: I mean just.
Speaker 1: Freezing walking from casino casino to warm up.
Speaker 3: And it was sixty four.
Speaker 4: Degrees unbelievable on your birthday. And I don't know when
Speaker 4: it's going to rain ever. In southern California again.
Speaker 1: Well, we've got some drought issues. But here's the fun
Speaker 1: thing about California. We also have wildfire danger this week.
Speaker 2: Oh why not?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the ged wildfires. There is some really bad
Speaker 4: way other back east. We'll talk about in a little bit.
Speaker 4: But we're about an hour away, just under an hour
Speaker 4: away from a joint session of Congress where we will
Speaker 4: see Congress certify the results of the November election, officially
Speaker 4: making President elect Trump President elect Trump.
Speaker 1: Vice President Kamala Harris will read allow each state's results
Speaker 1: and how many cocktails is she going to have getting
Speaker 1: into this performance?
Speaker 3: That sucks, right, that's going to be a rough go.
Speaker 4: That would be like, that'd be the equivalent of the
Speaker 4: losing team presenting the World Series trophy. Yes to the
Speaker 4: winning tea exactly. That's an awful way to do it.
Speaker 4: But I mean al Gore had to do that, didn't he.
Speaker 4: To George w Wi it was a different time, true.
Speaker 4: I mean we were nowhere near as at each other's
Speaker 4: throats perhaps as we've seen in the past. But I
Speaker 4: actually heard something interesting from Tom Swazi, a congressman out
Speaker 4: of New York who has gone after his own party,
Speaker 4: and said, listen, we have got to stand up to extremists.
Speaker 4: Now we've heard this on the Republican side of the aisle,
Speaker 4: people saying, you know, those those absolute far right wing
Speaker 4: Freedom Caucus members Marjorie Taylor, green Chip Roy and that
Speaker 4: they're holding the rest of the party hostage. We saw
Speaker 4: that last week with the you know, the election of
Speaker 4: Mike Johnson a speaker and all the drama surrounding that.
Speaker 4: Tom Swazi said, listen, this is exactly what the problem is.
Speaker 4: And I don't think we've heard it from members of
Speaker 4: Congress as passionately as he was saying it today.
Speaker 5: The problem is is that most politicians haven't had the
Speaker 5: guts to stand up to those extremists on both sides
Speaker 5: because they're afraid they're going to lose a primary.
Speaker 2: That's what's killing our country.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: John F.
Speaker 5: Kennedy wrote a book called Profiles and Courage after about
Speaker 5: one hundred and seventy five years of American history. There
Speaker 5: are only eight people in that book. So it's not
Speaker 5: easy for people to stand up to members of their
Speaker 5: own party.
Speaker 2: I love that that story.
Speaker 4: There's it took a hundred seventy five years and Kennedy
Speaker 4: can only come up with eight people who had enough
Speaker 4: courage to be put into his book.
Speaker 3: Well, the book can only be so long. I know,
Speaker 3: Dela Crime, I know.
Speaker 2: That, but still it was a it was a good comment.
Speaker 4: So anyway, today, obviously security is very very heavy because
Speaker 4: of what happened four years ago, that absolute embarrassment of
Speaker 4: the people running through the capital. There are a lot
Speaker 4: of discussions about what's going to happen now. I mean,
Speaker 4: the images today are going to be nothing like we
Speaker 4: saw four years ago. The images today are going to
Speaker 4: be complete, beyond the fact that it's complete white out,
Speaker 4: snowy conditions in DC today.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna have women in genital's hats storming the
Speaker 1: Capitol demanding for Kamala Harris to be the winner.
Speaker 2: That also will not happen, right because it'd be too cold.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 2: But it's you know what happens with this going forward?
Speaker 4: Does does Trump when he gets into office do what
Speaker 4: he says he's going to do first day, which is
Speaker 4: pardon all these people.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's a good look for him.
Speaker 4: And there's other things that he's probably going to be
Speaker 4: more paying more attention to.
Speaker 2: But it's going to be brought up today.
Speaker 1: Well, we've had the polar vortex, we've had the atmospheric river,
Speaker 1: now make way.
Speaker 3: For the Arctic outbreak. Who comes up with these terms?
Speaker 1: Is there some guy in a dungeon who's fed crumbs
Speaker 1: until he comes up with the next like fear mongering
Speaker 1: weather term?
Speaker 4: Well, justin Baldoni's pr people have looking for jobs. Maybe
Speaker 4: this is what they could do. It's perfect come up
Speaker 4: with new names for storms. Justin Trudeau is out.
Speaker 6: I intend to resign as party leader as Prime minister
Speaker 6: after the party selects its next leader through a robust
Speaker 6: nationwide competitive process.
Speaker 4: Man, the definition of low t is leading. Yes, well
Speaker 4: it's Canada. What do you expect it is Canada? He says,
Speaker 4: He's going to stay as Prime Minister until a new
Speaker 4: leader is selected by the party.
Speaker 1: I mean, shouldn't it be just called Canada low tee?
Speaker 1: I mean even the people out there foraging, living off
Speaker 1: the land and the snow are nice and not aggressive.
Speaker 4: Very very cold in parts of the other parts of
Speaker 4: the country.
Speaker 1: Do we have any like doom and gloom nightmarish music
Speaker 1: for like to scare people because we're the media and
Speaker 1: that's what we do. Tell them they're going to freeze
Speaker 1: to death and look like Jack Nicholson at the end
Speaker 1: of the shining.
Speaker 5: Let me try this, Yeah, boody boody body booty, moy
Speaker 5: booty body boody booty.
Speaker 4: You say no, but it doesn't really strike the right
Speaker 4: cord Andy Basher's the governor of Kentucky.
Speaker 7: We've had between six and eight inches of snow followed
Speaker 7: by really at least a half an inch of ice
Speaker 7: across most of Kentucky. But half an inch of ice
Speaker 7: can bring down tree limbs, can bring down power lines.
Speaker 4: In Kentucky right now, they are looking at about seventy
Speaker 4: five thousand people without power. You get over into Virginia,
Speaker 4: it's well over one hundred thousand, and around the country
Speaker 4: they're talking about probably close to half a million people
Speaker 4: by the end of today will not have electricity because
Speaker 4: of this storm. As it makes its way through the
Speaker 4: Midwest into the Eastern seaboard there, flights have been canceled
Speaker 4: and delayed. They said, total cancelations today within the United
Speaker 4: States about seventeen hundred, but delays twice that many delays
Speaker 4: About thirty five hundred flights have had to be delayed
Speaker 4: because of the weather problems back east.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I know, you got to go where
Speaker 1: you've got to go, but you're kind of a horse's
Speaker 1: ass if you didn't see this coming. We were talking
Speaker 1: about this last week. If you had flights, you got
Speaker 1: to reschedule those or push your trip, or get out
Speaker 1: before it gets bad, or get in before it gets bad.
Speaker 3: Kind of a thing, right, Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I mean some of the major airports are the
Speaker 4: ones that are experiencing these delays, which is why you're
Speaker 4: going to see it kind of.
Speaker 2: Rebound throughout the country.
Speaker 4: Reagan National Dulles in Washington ball More, those three airports
Speaker 4: that serve that area are some of the most canceled.
Speaker 2: Between them, four five hundred flights have been canceled.
Speaker 4: Chicago O'Hare, Indianapolis International, Boston Logan, and Dallas Wartworth all
Speaker 4: have seen cancelations in the dozens. So that's going to
Speaker 4: cause problems throughout the rest of the rest of the country.
Speaker 2: It's not getting any better anytime soon.
Speaker 1: The bar for setting records in January is very high.
Speaker 1: Daily record lows in international falls the ice box of
Speaker 1: the nation, much like the Vikings, range from the upper
Speaker 1: thirties to mid fifties below zero routinely. And again, like
Speaker 1: we said, look outside, not everyone's going to be freezing
Speaker 1: near to warmer than average temps for this time of
Speaker 1: year in the West Coast because of the jet stream
Speaker 1: buckling north into western Low t Canada.
Speaker 4: My daughter living in Texas seventy degrees on Saturday high
Speaker 4: for her beautiful four day out. Forty degrees for a
Speaker 4: high today. Oh and she didn't know. And another friend
Speaker 4: of mine was posting on Facebook that he's lived in
Speaker 4: Texas for fifteen years now and it's weird to him
Speaker 4: that the temperature goes down through the course of the day.
Speaker 4: Like you wake up it's sixty degrees. Yeah, by five
Speaker 4: o'clock that night it's thirty.
Speaker 1: Very sneaky the way that happens, especially if you're a
Speaker 1: California kid like we are, and you know you've got
Speaker 1: Steve Martin telling you it's seventy two and Sonny every
Speaker 1: day and then you've got to swing from seventy to
Speaker 1: forty within forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: Is freaking whiplash. You're just not used to that.
Speaker 4: She was asking me like she doesn't know what to do, right,
Speaker 4: I said.
Speaker 3: Well, don't be on edge. Don't freak out.
Speaker 4: She's been I said, you've been in cold temperatures before.
Speaker 4: You've just got to, you know, dress layers and layers,
Speaker 4: drive slower than you think you do, and give yourself
Speaker 4: plenty of room.
Speaker 3: And when is her birthday?
Speaker 2: August?
Speaker 1: Okay, get her an ARII gift card that's I don't
Speaker 1: have a name, I know, but for here when she
Speaker 1: comes back, she could come back stock up on stuff.
Speaker 2: You probably will.
Speaker 1: She order it online. There's an online thing that you
Speaker 1: can actually buy whares in the online marketplace.
Speaker 4: Like books are something who would want to buy books online.
Speaker 1: Okay, so Skip Bayless. I know nothing about Skip Bayless
Speaker 1: or Fox Sports. I don't watch these programs because I
Speaker 1: feel the way about these sports talk shows is I
Speaker 1: feel the way about politics talk shows, where everyone's got
Speaker 1: an opinion and I don't care about it because it's
Speaker 1: as valuable as my opinion or your opinion or anybody
Speaker 1: else's opinion. Right for the most part, it's just filling air,
Speaker 1: keeping those meters running. And I feel this way about
Speaker 1: about sports programming and these talk shows, so I never
Speaker 1: really watched them. But every time I've seen snippets of
Speaker 1: Skip Bayless on X or what have you, or the
Speaker 1: chance that I'm flipping around, he just looks like a
Speaker 1: really bad dude. He just looks like one of those
Speaker 1: people that your guts.
Speaker 3: Like, Ooh, I don't know about that guy.
Speaker 1: And now we're hearing details about who exactly.
Speaker 4: There's this lawsuit that was filed against Fox No One,
Speaker 4: Skip Bayless, No one looks good.
Speaker 2: It's dirty.
Speaker 1: Well, And I heard as this news was breaking as
Speaker 1: we were on the flight last night after the Chargers
Speaker 1: Raiders game where the Chargers swept the Raiders and made
Speaker 1: fools of them, that this was all breaking, and people
Speaker 1: were going like, oh yeah, it's not surprising, Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: like little whispers, and I'm like, wow, apparently some of
Speaker 1: these people were just the secret was an open secret
Speaker 1: that they were just bad.
Speaker 2: People and making all kinds of money. Right.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris will soon officially declare Donald Trump the winner
Speaker 1: of the twenty twenty four presidential election. That will be
Speaker 1: finalized today with the announcement of the winner before a
Speaker 1: joint session of Congress, and.
Speaker 2: Then two weeks from today inauguration day, January twenty.
Speaker 1: She calls this duty a sacred obligation. I wonder what
Speaker 1: she calls it behind closed doors.
Speaker 2: She calls it a duty.
Speaker 4: President Biden has announced an executive action that will permanently
Speaker 4: and future offshore oil and gas development in parts of
Speaker 4: the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean's a way that could be
Speaker 4: especially difficult for the Trump administration to undo. This band
Speaker 4: would prevent oil companies from leasing waters for new drilling
Speaker 4: along the entire East Coast, the eastern Gulf of Mexico, Washington, Oregon, California,
Speaker 4: and portions of the northern Very nice.
Speaker 3: That sounded like a weather sounder.
Speaker 1: Have you heard about the speaking of Have you heard
Speaker 1: about the BBC Shipping news shipping news, Yeah, No, it's
Speaker 1: wildly popular.
Speaker 3: People go to sleep to it.
Speaker 1: Apparently the guy who reads the shipping news for the
Speaker 1: BBC has this voice.
Speaker 3: It just lulls you into sleep.
Speaker 1: People have put like soundscapes behind it and created podcasts
Speaker 1: for you to sleep to it. There's different narrators. There's
Speaker 1: a woman out of Ireland that's big. The guy of
Speaker 1: the BBC is I was listening to it this morning
Speaker 1: because I heard this.
Speaker 2: And you're going to fall asleep driving to work.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: I just was curious about the tone of his voice,
Speaker 1: and it is very, very soothing. It's very nice as
Speaker 1: he talks about and just the shipping routes. It's just
Speaker 1: this weirdly relaxing narrative.
Speaker 4: Do you know anybody with Parkinson's? No, I don't know
Speaker 4: anybody currently. I will say that new research suggests that
Speaker 4: dancing might lessen the depression suffered by people with Parkinson's.
Speaker 1: I would argue that dancing lessons depression across the board.
Speaker 2: Across the board.
Speaker 4: There's a study from York University and they've talked about
Speaker 4: the professor that was one of the authors has studied
Speaker 4: movement dance and how it impacts positively the rest of
Speaker 4: your body and your life. But they said this one
Speaker 4: specifically focused on dancing's impact on depression using a standard
Speaker 4: depression scale measure from questionnaires neuroimaging see how dancing affects
Speaker 4: your brain, and they said the dancing both improved mood
Speaker 4: and prompted changes in the act activity of the sub
Speaker 4: colossal singulate gyrus, the SCG, which is a brain region
Speaker 4: in the frontal cortex linked to mood regulation and emotional prop.
Speaker 1: I'll say this, if I'm in a funk, like if
Speaker 1: I'm in a like like that attitude.
Speaker 2: I've heard seen that before. You Yeah, it.
Speaker 3: Sounds like this.
Speaker 1: Then I'll go home and I'll put on one of
Speaker 1: those peloton ten or fifteen minute dance cardio things. I
Speaker 1: do that ten or fifteen minutes right, and boom completely
Speaker 1: out of it like that quickly.
Speaker 2: Yep, because of your SCG.
Speaker 4: Sure you're sub listen, you're the doctor subcaw colossal singulate gyrus.
Speaker 4: There is football tonight, by the way, college football, the
Speaker 4: FCS title game between the North Dakota Bison and the
Speaker 4: Montana State Bobcats. And they don't call this Division one
Speaker 4: Double A anymore. They call it the NC Double A
Speaker 4: Division one Football Championship subdivision.
Speaker 1: It's like a middle management business card. Yes, Skip Bayless,
Speaker 1: of course you've seen him on Fox Sports. One long,
Speaker 1: longtime sports commentator, a former co host of Undisputed, has
Speaker 1: been sued by a former hairstylist with the network. He
Speaker 1: is accused of offering her one point five million for
Speaker 1: sex and for inappropriately touching her.
Speaker 2: So there's Her name is Nushin Faraji.
Speaker 4: She worked for the company on a part time basis
Speaker 4: for a while and then was hired full time doing
Speaker 4: hair and makeup on the set, and that included cutting
Speaker 4: Skip Bayless's hair. I guess, and this is one aspect
Speaker 4: of this lawsuit that came out because not only does
Speaker 4: she name Skip Bayless specifically, she talks about the atmosphere
Speaker 4: that existed in in Fox Sports.
Speaker 1: She said that Skip Bayless in particular give lingering hugs
Speaker 1: after each haircut, that he would put his body against
Speaker 1: her own, pressing against her breasts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you have a quick question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't that a hug?
Speaker 1: No, when we have hugged, there have been no breast
Speaker 1: communications communications, you know what I mean? Like are you
Speaker 1: hug someone who you're not in a relationship with. It's
Speaker 1: not like a body to body thing.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, right, well, well.
Speaker 3: And there's also like the obvious pressing of.
Speaker 2: The breast that would be the lingering thing. I think
Speaker 2: probably my hand.
Speaker 3: Lingering thing.
Speaker 1: Well, and then he began to kiss her on the cheeks,
Speaker 1: which can also lead to the he is definitely pressing
Speaker 1: on my breasts, and it's you know, it is.
Speaker 3: Intentional.
Speaker 2: She worked on his show for eight years.
Speaker 1: Because I would know if I ever touched your breasts.
Speaker 1: I mean, besides those things, if you were leaning in it,
Speaker 1: be like, hey, right, keep it in your pants.
Speaker 4: She says that Skip grabbed her hands began kissing them
Speaker 4: before offering a million and a half dollars to have
Speaker 4: sex with him.
Speaker 1: He said that he would change his life if she
Speaker 1: agreed to have sex. She said that she had to
Speaker 1: rebuke him several different ways, one of which was.
Speaker 3: To tell him she had ovarian cancer, right.
Speaker 2: I.
Speaker 4: So, she said at one point that she was going
Speaker 4: to go in for testing.
Speaker 2: Was it, yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a biopsy.
Speaker 4: She told Skip Baylis about an issue that she feared
Speaker 4: could be cancer. She developed issues with her leftovery and
Speaker 4: had a fourth biopsy plan and hoping that by saying
Speaker 4: that he would back off.
Speaker 1: If you have to use cancer to rebuke someone's advances.
Speaker 4: That's pretty bad. Instead, he says he wants to be
Speaker 4: with her. She panics. She starts rambling, there's everywhere. I'm
Speaker 4: a single mom. I don't want to be with you.
Speaker 4: Grabs her hands, kisses them, Offers her a million and
Speaker 4: a half bucks to have sex.
Speaker 1: Because as a woman, when guys used to reach out
Speaker 1: or whatever before me too, and you know, you can't
Speaker 1: even make compliments anymore. But I remember, and this was
Speaker 1: her first line of defense too. And I've used this
Speaker 1: in the past. I don't date guys at work, right,
Speaker 1: I don't you know you don't poop where you eat?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: It's an interesting way to look at dating, But go on.
Speaker 1: Anyway, that probably would have worked better in terms of
Speaker 1: turning someone off than I don't date at work.
Speaker 3: I was like, hey, you don't ask where you eat?
Speaker 1: But anyway, and I remember this person I've told you
Speaker 1: this story before, was unrelentless in terms of that not working, Like, well,
Speaker 1: we don't really work together all the time, and we
Speaker 1: don't really see each other.
Speaker 3: And she's like dude, no.
Speaker 1: Like that's not you know, and it sounds like this
Speaker 1: is what happened to her where she had to say
Speaker 1: she had to like ratchet up the excuses to.
Speaker 3: The point of cancer. Like that's pretty He must have
Speaker 3: kept going.
Speaker 4: And after so he offers her a million and a
Speaker 4: half dollars to have sex. She says, Skip, you have
Speaker 4: a wife. He says, aren't you Muslim? Doesn't your dad
Speaker 4: have three or four wives?
Speaker 3: Not awful?
Speaker 4: She says, my dad's dead and then finds it. I mean,
Speaker 4: like this okay now, And that's just this part of
Speaker 4: this lawsuit, so it gets it. The other part, juicier
Speaker 4: involves a bunch of people, right.
Speaker 1: Including a female who was having sex on multiple planes
Speaker 1: to get ahead. Not planes in the sky, but like
Speaker 1: different planes of employment, like the talent plane, the executive plane,
Speaker 1: spreading all the joy around.
Speaker 2: All right, we're talking about this lawsuit.
Speaker 4: It was filed just Friday by Nushan Faraji worked for
Speaker 4: Fox Sports as a hairstylist part time basis for a
Speaker 4: while and then was hired on full time from twenty
Speaker 4: sixteen to August of last year, and among others, she
Speaker 4: talked about Skip Bayless, a host. She says he offered
Speaker 4: her a million and a half dollars to have sex
Speaker 4: with her, made a bunch of other inappropriate comments. The
Speaker 4: other aspect of this lawsuit goes to sort of the
Speaker 4: culture that she claims existed at Fox Sports and that
Speaker 4: one time she was working with Joy Taylor, thirty seven
Speaker 4: year old Joy Taylor, who is one of the rare
Speaker 4: female commentators on Fox Sports, that she was having sex
Speaker 4: with a former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho, and a network executive,
Speaker 4: a guy named Charlie Dixon. Now you further her career.
Speaker 1: You asked me, well, you've seen Emmanuel Acco, you see
Speaker 1: this guy, Charlie Dixon. She was having sex with both
Speaker 1: these guys, and I go, this isn't her picking out
Speaker 1: her type and having sex with them. This was her
Speaker 1: having sex for her professional progress on multiple planes. She
Speaker 1: picked a top talent in emmanuelad show to have sex with,
Speaker 1: and then she picked a top executive to have sex with,
Speaker 1: so that she could be working on two different planes
Speaker 1: in terms of getting ahead.
Speaker 4: Then when she's doing Joy Taylor's hair and they're talking
Speaker 4: about all of this, she said to him, She said
Speaker 4: to Joy at one point, probably not a really smart
Speaker 4: idea to be having sex with both of these guys
Speaker 4: at the same time, right, And the alleged response from
Speaker 4: Joy Taylor was, well, I'm only having sex with Charlie
Speaker 4: Dixon until I don't need him anymore. And at that point,
Speaker 4: I'm going to accuse him of making the advances on
Speaker 4: me and putting me in a position where as an
Speaker 4: underling because he was a big director there that she
Speaker 4: would have. You know, then you get into the whole
Speaker 4: hashtag me too.
Speaker 2: And all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Wasn't she also having sex with Shannon Sharp?
Speaker 2: So that was another don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that ever came out, but that
Speaker 4: was at least ecuated. And when you look at the
Speaker 4: videos that exist of Shannon Sharp making comments while she's
Speaker 4: on the set, there were also there was a point
Speaker 4: where Emmanuel Acho had come out, and I don't know,
Speaker 4: it seems a little strange that he was as adamant
Speaker 4: about her as he was when he's introducing her, for example, that.
Speaker 3: Was him like that's.
Speaker 1: That's his way of showing love or whatever, you know,
Speaker 1: like giving her the like, oh, she's so great at
Speaker 1: what she does and blah blah blah, And you know,
Speaker 1: I saw a social media post about her birthday, like
Speaker 1: my super talented co host and show her some love's
Speaker 1: Like that's just the easy way. It's like the husbands
Speaker 1: or wives that go on Instagram and talk about happy
Speaker 1: anniversary to the most wonderful bl blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: It's all for show, right, Like if you were really
Speaker 1: into that person, you would have a private conversation or
Speaker 1: you'd have a private celebration of your love or what happened.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't have to do it publicly. It just shows
Speaker 1: the flimsy nature. I think this was him getting ready
Speaker 1: for the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: I believe this was Super Bowl weak and International Women's Day,
Speaker 4: and he's introducing her.
Speaker 2: In the fourth industry. I do not know anyone that
Speaker 2: is more impressive in every way, shape or form than
Speaker 2: the one and only Taylor Ladies.
Speaker 1: In shape or form, this is a woman who's very
Speaker 1: as we could say, voluptuous. Good word, but anyway, it's
Speaker 1: an awful story from top to bottom.
Speaker 2: I don't see that. I don't I don't see.
Speaker 1: You don't see shapes, no, no, no, you don't see breasts, Nope, No,
Speaker 1: I see biscuits. You see biscuits and muffins, I like
Speaker 1: you like the mush.
Speaker 4: Fire weather here in California. We know how bad it
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Speaker 4: how AI is now helping us in our fight against wildfires.
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