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. The thing I miss the most
Speaker 1: about not drinking is drinking getting ready. Honestly, it's like
Speaker 1: it sets the tone like blow drying your hair, putting
Speaker 1: your makeup on glass of wine hair dryer. This song,
Speaker 1: we have a big mystery. We have a big mystery
Speaker 1: in here on this Friday.
Speaker 2: So are you talking about that? Yeah, I'm talking about that.
Speaker 1: There is a piece of citrus in this room that
Speaker 1: lacks a chain of custody documentation file.
Speaker 3: We do not know the provenance of This appears to
Speaker 3: be a very large lemon.
Speaker 1: Yeah it is. It is a Sammy Sosa lemon. It
Speaker 1: is a Barry Bonds lemon. It is Mark McGuire lemon.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wish I had a more topical current reference, but
Speaker 1: the steroids have gotten so good that nobody gets caught
Speaker 1: with him anymore. And they developed those long, lean muscles
Speaker 1: with whatever this extra special creatinine is now. But that
Speaker 1: is a lemon from the Royd era of Major League Baseball,
Speaker 1: and I want to know what was done to that lemon,
Speaker 1: what that lemon look like it's rookie year and okay,
Speaker 1: so let's let's think about the possibilities. After we left
Speaker 1: yesterday it was John's show. John doesn't celebrating your birthday.
Speaker 1: It was his birthday, so somebody could have, I guess,
Speaker 1: given him the lemon, the Royd lemon for his birthday.
Speaker 1: But everyone who knows John knows that he hasn't touched
Speaker 1: a fruit or a vegetable maybe ever, So I would
Speaker 1: cancel that out. And then Conway's show. So Conway, I
Speaker 1: could see him putting a piece of citrus, maybe in
Speaker 1: like a cocktail. I don't see him being a big lemon.
Speaker 3: Have lemon tree grow great in Burbank, in Burbank throughout
Speaker 3: the bat.
Speaker 2: He may have a lemon tree. Maybe this is what?
Speaker 2: Now does he gift lemons to people? Conway?
Speaker 1: Is this something we don't know about him because he
Speaker 1: doesn't count us as friends.
Speaker 2: Just colleagues. Crispellio, Does Sharon.
Speaker 5: Have a lemon?
Speaker 1: Sharon's in Orange County right named after citrus?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I could see Sharon coming in and giving people lemons,
Speaker 1: but why would she give one to Conway? It's kind
Speaker 1: of in the right I could see him forgetting the
Speaker 1: massive lemon.
Speaker 3: Well, you don't go into work thinking I can't I
Speaker 3: can't forget my citrus.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Sharon works with Conway and has every day for years.
Speaker 1: The last thing she wants to do is bring him
Speaker 1: a gift, especially towards the end of the week. You know,
Speaker 1: she's all full up with Conway by a Thursday. She's
Speaker 1: not thinking about bringing him lemons from the garden.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: And then after Mo Kelly does he do his show
Speaker 1: from here on Thursdays?
Speaker 2: I think so?
Speaker 1: Okay, So maybe someone brought it to Mo.
Speaker 2: Mo might also have it. He may be the owner.
Speaker 2: I don't think Moh has a lemon tree. He might, okay,
Speaker 2: And then uh yeah, that's that's pretty much it. Because
Speaker 2: handle wasn't here today.
Speaker 3: I don't know where. I don't know where it came from.
Speaker 3: Anybody has theories. We'd we'd entertain all of them.
Speaker 2: I really would.
Speaker 1: Should we take a picture of Let me take a
Speaker 1: picture of it and post it so that people can
Speaker 1: see the size of the lemon really in comparison to
Speaker 1: what well, I know, we have like a normal that
Speaker 1: you can tell like, but if you put it up
Speaker 1: next to your head, my head, you know.
Speaker 2: Let's see here. Smile. I am smiling. Okay.
Speaker 3: An appeals court yesterday did allow President Trump to keep
Speaker 3: control of the National Guard troops that he deployed here
Speaker 3: in la. This decision halts the ruling from the lower
Speaker 3: court judge who found that Trump had acted illegally when
Speaker 3: he activated the soldiers over the opposition of the governor.
Speaker 3: The deployment was the first by a president of a
Speaker 3: state national guard without the governor's permission since nineteen sixty five.
Speaker 3: This three judge panel voted unanimously or decided unanimously that
Speaker 3: it was likely that Trump did exercises the authority and
Speaker 3: federalize and control of the Guard. This we've said that
Speaker 3: regardless of what this decision was, it was likely to
Speaker 3: continue to go up the chain in terms of the
Speaker 3: court system.
Speaker 2: So we'll talk a little bit.
Speaker 3: More about that next hour, sorry, later this hour, and
Speaker 3: get into some of the specifics and what the next
Speaker 3: steps would be. Also, a lot was made yesterday about
Speaker 3: federal agents at Dodger Stadium. We're going to try to
Speaker 3: suss out exactly what happened, because what we saw yesterday
Speaker 3: was so riddled with wrong information. It was kind of
Speaker 3: frustrating to watch, and then even today to see the
Speaker 3: way that the story is being treated. We all have
Speaker 3: to be very careful about the kind of information that
Speaker 3: we are willing to turn around and yell out to our.
Speaker 2: Media in particular, it's awful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the way it's been spun around by various different
Speaker 1: news agencies is uncomfortable at best. Like you said, today,
Speaker 1: jd Vance will be in La sometime today. Jd Vance
Speaker 1: will tour a multi agency federal Joint Operations Center, a
Speaker 1: federal mobile command center, meet with leadership and marines, and
Speaker 1: deliver brief re marks.
Speaker 2: Oh, so we'll stay on top of that.
Speaker 3: We are waiting to see if the United States is
Speaker 3: going to join Israel and it's war with Iran. Of course,
Speaker 3: yesterday the President put out a statement that suggested he
Speaker 3: would make a decision within two weeks. Israeli officials had
Speaker 3: said that they expected a decision within forty eight hours.
Speaker 2: That was yesterday, starting the clock.
Speaker 3: But the biggest issue, the issue is what we would
Speaker 3: do if we did get involved. There's really only a
Speaker 3: couple of things that we would be capable of doing
Speaker 3: that Israel is not, and one of them is this
Speaker 3: ongoing discussion about bunker buster bombs, these giant thirty thousand
Speaker 3: pound warheads that would be used to go after nuclear
Speaker 3: facilities that are buried deep within mountains there in Israel?
Speaker 1: Ps iran, sorry a ps not a sure thing. They're
Speaker 1: not a sure thing. I just picked up the show
Speaker 1: run Down for the first time, and it says, in
Speaker 1: the eleven o'clock hour, we're going to tackle the question
Speaker 1: why do old people smell?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and how to prevent it? If you're looking, I
Speaker 3: can answer that.
Speaker 2: I can answer that for us right now. Oh, I
Speaker 2: don't think you can. It's more than that.
Speaker 1: Let's just say you smell okay, differently than you did
Speaker 1: when you were twenty one, and differently than you were
Speaker 1: when you were three.
Speaker 2: You know why decay.
Speaker 1: We're all dying as soon as we're born, and our
Speaker 1: bodies are breaking down, and as we get older it
Speaker 1: gets worse inside.
Speaker 2: Is this about your eyebags?
Speaker 3: Listen, you don't have to be a downer like that
Speaker 3: on a Friday just because you're having it, just because
Speaker 3: you put your own.
Speaker 2: Makeup on in the truck today.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying it is, Oh, did you have somebody
Speaker 1: else do your makeup.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, I hired somebody this morning because Fridays, squad Fridays,
Speaker 3: you want to look good. So yeah, they were at
Speaker 3: the house earlier. God, Okay, Gary and Shannon will continue.
Speaker 2: It's Friday.
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Speaker 3: Okay, So the discussion of what what do you do
Speaker 3: with a problem like fourd Oh? Fourd Oh is the
Speaker 3: massive nuclear enrichment facility deep inside a mountain in Iran,
Speaker 3: and it is considered at this point sort of the
Speaker 3: least reachable but probably most important nuclear enrichment facility that
Speaker 3: Iran still is hanging on to. Israel has gone out
Speaker 3: of its way to target specifically some of the nuclear
Speaker 3: facilities that Iran has had and has refused to give up,
Speaker 3: but they do not have the ability to completely destroy them.
Speaker 3: The kinds of weapons and systems that Iran that Israel
Speaker 3: does have can do things like bomb air vents and
Speaker 3: things like that. They can collapse the tunnels that would
Speaker 3: lead into a mountain, an internal mountain fort. It can
Speaker 3: cut off the electrical supply, They can hack the computers
Speaker 3: and things like that, but they can't completely destroy the
Speaker 3: facility without a giant bunker buster bomb or eight even.
Speaker 2: In other words, they need us.
Speaker 1: Only the United States has the bomber, the B two bomber,
Speaker 1: and the bomb the GBU fifty seven B that could
Speaker 1: be capable of destroying the main underground nuclear facility there
Speaker 1: in Iran. The US Air Force began designing this bunker
Speaker 1: buster in two thousand and four specifically to attack nuclear
Speaker 1: facilities deep beneath mountains.
Speaker 2: Because it was what it's for.
Speaker 1: It. Yeah, we knew that this is where people were
Speaker 1: hiding their toys, and so we created a toy to.
Speaker 2: Defeat all other toys.
Speaker 3: A retired Captain Todd Sawhill, Navy captain, says that this
Speaker 3: could work.
Speaker 5: Does it have the capacity if it's employed the correct
Speaker 5: way to have the effect inside the mission space.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, So he did an interview and discuss what would
Speaker 3: happen specifically if the United States was to go after
Speaker 3: that facility at Fordel.
Speaker 5: You can use a multiple hit scenarios, so that you
Speaker 5: have multiple impacts in the same point, you'll create a
Speaker 5: large crater, spoil will be thrown out, and it allows
Speaker 5: a pathway for the next commission to go in even
Speaker 5: deeper and farther, so that successive hits on the same
Speaker 5: point will allow increase penetraty and increase leath out.
Speaker 1: Yes, and that is key because the GBU fifty seven
Speaker 1: B can make it about two hundred feet through the
Speaker 1: kind of concrete used for building foundations. The four TOH
Speaker 1: Enrichment facility is believed to be another sixty to ninety
Speaker 1: feet down, so two hundred and sixty to ninety feet underground,
Speaker 1: so you'd have to make one pass and then at
Speaker 1: least another pass.
Speaker 3: And he also said that there are believed to be
Speaker 3: two entrances basically to this FOURDOH facility.
Speaker 5: If they wanted to go after the portal entrances, it's
Speaker 5: likely that they would use two B twos for each
Speaker 5: portal entrance, so it could drop two bombs per portal.
Speaker 2: Okay, so each.
Speaker 3: B two bomber could carry two of these GBU fifty sevens.
Speaker 3: You use two per portal, two planes per portal, that's
Speaker 3: four bombs per portal.
Speaker 2: Eight total. That is what a show. Could you imagine
Speaker 2: watching that?
Speaker 1: I can't I see one BT bomber and I be
Speaker 1: to be too bomber and I lose my ability to
Speaker 1: hold my urination.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, they're just magical. They're not even targeting you.
Speaker 2: If you know that they were targeting go now.
Speaker 3: Granted, these things are going to be flying at forty
Speaker 3: or fifty thousand feet, so no one's going to see it.
Speaker 3: It's going to be way too late before you realize
Speaker 3: if you realize.
Speaker 2: That the things raining down upon you. But again these.
Speaker 3: Updates, there were more strikes thrown both sides. Israel bombed Iran,
Speaker 3: Iran bombed Israel, the latest this morning. In fact, a
Speaker 3: couple hours ago, there was a massive explosion in the
Speaker 3: Israeli city of Haifa which caused significant damage and they're
Speaker 3: still doing damage assessment in that.
Speaker 1: If the B two is at fifty thousand feet, yeah,
Speaker 1: you won't even see it. What a waste. You definitely
Speaker 1: wouldn't hear it, not until it passes you. And even
Speaker 1: then and then by the time you hear the whistle
Speaker 1: of almost supersonic warhead coming down upon you.
Speaker 2: Wow, you don't have time to hear a night. How
Speaker 2: does Trump hear that kind of thing and not press go?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Gary and Shannon will continue the latest on a court
Speaker 3: win for President Trump and what Gavin Newsom's reaction is
Speaker 3: going to be.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 4: Am six forty.
Speaker 2: Do you need makeup? It's radio? Oh? I know it was.
Speaker 2: She does that as a favor to us. It was
Speaker 2: such a.
Speaker 1: Special world when it was just radio. Nobody ever saw us.
Speaker 1: We could just be the homeless trolls that we are.
Speaker 2: Reminds me of Covid.
Speaker 5: Swatz, of them and who left his sisters in your
Speaker 5: office in your studio for that girly man, Gary, he's
Speaker 5: such a girly man.
Speaker 2: He talks about gurly things. It's the same size as
Speaker 2: its head.
Speaker 1: Look at that. It's like sitters on the toothpick, like
Speaker 1: a giant lemon on the toothpick.
Speaker 2: Look at that head and it's shiny, looks a shiny
Speaker 2: forehead on that. I love an impression from nineteen eighty eight. Right,
Speaker 2: keeping it real, keeping it topical.
Speaker 5: Garry, I cannot believe you do not know that you
Speaker 5: have a Friday opening.
Speaker 2: I've been seeing along to that opening for as long
Speaker 2: as you guys have been on Yeah. Wow, Gary, I've.
Speaker 1: Gotten a lot of texts about that Wow of people
Speaker 1: that cannot believe that you don't that rings no bell
Speaker 1: for you, that we've done that on every Friday for
Speaker 1: a very long time.
Speaker 2: Except the News and Bruise, News and Bruise, we have
Speaker 2: the difference.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but we've done News and Bruise like ten times.
Speaker 1: We've done that Friday open in like one hundreds, five
Speaker 1: hundred Yeah, okay, five hundred.
Speaker 2: Ten years, yeah, fifty years.
Speaker 1: Look at you and math Math. Police in Prague listen
Speaker 1: to this. You're going to freak out. I freaked out
Speaker 1: a little bit, but I don't freak out, but I
Speaker 1: mean it made me feel uncomfortable. Police in Prague say
Speaker 1: they've detained three suspects who were treating patients in a
Speaker 1: fake dental office. No licenses, no training, They were running
Speaker 1: this illegal business.
Speaker 2: They face up to eight years in prison. Police say.
Speaker 1: The twenty two year old son, I guess it was
Speaker 1: a father son team consulted the internet to do procedures,
Speaker 1: including extractions.
Speaker 3: Well, at least they looked it up and they didn't
Speaker 3: just kind of freehand it ah.
Speaker 1: It was a mother, a father, and a sony family bits.
Speaker 1: The mother worked as his assistant as a son's assistant,
Speaker 1: and the father made the prosthetic devices. They made one
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty five grand before they were caught. Okay,
Speaker 1: But didn't they help people? Apparently they did. Okay, if
Speaker 1: they made one hundred and eighty five grand doing under
Speaker 1: the table dental procedures before they were caught, well there
Speaker 1: had to be some satisfied customers.
Speaker 3: There's got to be Listen, we've talked about don't get
Speaker 3: your butt lift at a motel six, right, That's kind
Speaker 3: of one of the rules of life that comes out
Speaker 3: of this show because usually they're going to use, you know,
Speaker 3: silicone from home depot or something and put it in
Speaker 3: your butt cheeks. But in the event that these people
Speaker 3: are actually producing doable dental work, right, maybe they're helping people.
Speaker 2: Maybe.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: I love that you're seeing the good and this horrifying
Speaker 1: story of somebody with tools inside your mouth that has
Speaker 1: no training.
Speaker 2: Let's move on, shall we.
Speaker 3: The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has decided to leave
Speaker 3: troops in LA at the hands of the Trump administration.
Speaker 3: Of course, the state of California had objected in federal court,
Speaker 3: but the three judge panel found that the president has
Speaker 3: broad authority to deploy the military and American City. It's
Speaker 3: not unreviewable, but it is broad power. Judge Mark Bennett,
Speaker 3: Trump appointee, wrote for the panel, we disagree with defendant's
Speaker 3: primary argument that the president's decision to federalize members of
Speaker 3: the National Guard is completely insulated from judicial review. Nonetheless,
Speaker 3: we are persuaded that, under long standing precedent interpreting the
Speaker 3: statutory predecessor, our review of that decision must be highly deferential.
Speaker 3: Rob Bonta, your Attorney General, said, this case is far
Speaker 3: from over. While the court did not provide immediate relief
Speaker 3: for Angelino's, can we ban that word from ever existing anymore?
Speaker 3: We remain confident in our arguments and we will continue
Speaker 3: to fight. Governor Newsom said, we will press forward with
Speaker 3: our challenge to President Trump's authority, sorry, President Trump's authoritarian
Speaker 3: use of US military soldiers against citizens. A lot of
Speaker 3: legal scholars have come out and said that the decision
Speaker 3: went exactly the way they expected. Even if the Ninth
Speaker 3: Circuit Court is not one of the most liberal courts,
Speaker 3: it still is, but it has moved and has been
Speaker 3: balanced quite a bit in terms of political ideology since
Speaker 3: the start of Trump's first term. Professor Legal Studies at
Speaker 3: Central Florida said, it's critically important for the people to
Speaker 3: understand just how much power Congress has given the president
Speaker 3: through these statutes that judges for hundreds of years now
Speaker 3: have given extreme deference to the president and national security decisions,
Speaker 3: including the use of the military. No other area of
Speaker 3: law where the president or executive gets that level of deference.
Speaker 3: We've seen that play out specifically in what's going on
Speaker 3: between Iran and Israel, because there are members of Congress
Speaker 3: who are demanding that Trump go to Congress before he
Speaker 3: do any sort of military action or take part in
Speaker 3: any sort of military action against Iran. Again, the state
Speaker 3: says this will continue to be adjudicated by the uducial
Speaker 3: system and we'll see where it goes next.
Speaker 1: The lawmaker and his wife, who survived the shooting at
Speaker 1: their home in Minnesota, is talking about how the attack unfolded.
Speaker 1: About the night before they had gone to dinner, They
Speaker 1: went to bed, but were awakened around two am by
Speaker 1: someone pounding on the front door and shouting, we'll tell
Speaker 1: you the rest when we come back.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 4: AM six.
Speaker 1: Forty Hope Leo criticizing the negative consequences of growing AI
Speaker 1: use in a message this week, an emerging through line
Speaker 1: of his papacy. They say the message was directed to
Speaker 1: participants of an annual conference on AI and ethics in Rome.
Speaker 1: Pope said there is a possibility for misuse for selfish
Speaker 1: gain and as a way to foment conflict and aggression.
Speaker 2: Oh mend I always love that work me too, great word.
Speaker 2: We don't use it enough, all of us, he said.
Speaker 1: I am sure a concerned for children and young people
Speaker 1: and the consequences of the use of AI on their
Speaker 1: intellectual and neurological development. Our youth must be helped and
Speaker 1: not hindered and their journey towards maturity and true responsibility, Amen,
Speaker 1: op Leo.
Speaker 3: Yesterday Dodgers lost to the Padres. Game that ended with well,
Speaker 3: didn't end with but there was a nice, nice little
Speaker 3: bench clearing moment after Fernando Tatis got hit with a pitch?
Speaker 3: Was this both both managers got ejected. Which game was
Speaker 3: this Dodgers Padres?
Speaker 2: Yes? No, no, no, there was alert.
Speaker 1: I got from the Pirates game of some sort of scuffle.
Speaker 3: Oh, the guy in the bullpen was was getting it in,
Speaker 3: getting into it with a fan.
Speaker 1: Oh yea yeah, I said, the fan cross the line,
Speaker 1: and then I was wondering what happened.
Speaker 3: I didn't see what he said, but the guy in
Speaker 3: the bullpen tried to reach up and swipe at the guy.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know the bullpen fence. The fans can
Speaker 3: hang over, but there are ten fifteen feet above where
Speaker 3: the players are, right, so the guy tried to go
Speaker 3: after him.
Speaker 2: Get him. You obviously missed.
Speaker 3: But Indiana Pacers forced the NBA Finals Game seven. They
Speaker 3: won last night over the Oklahoma City Thunder one O
Speaker 3: eight ninety one. So Game seven back in OKC on
Speaker 3: Sunday night. That was a slacking yeah. And then the
Speaker 3: Yankees be the Angels in the Bronx seventy three. Angels
Speaker 3: actually come home to host the Astros tonight, Dodgers will
Speaker 3: host the Washington National.
Speaker 1: That's not a way you want to go into a
Speaker 1: Game seven like that. They were down by twenty at
Speaker 1: the half and then just continued to be down about twenty. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, So Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette,
Speaker 1: are the couple that survived that madman that had his
Speaker 1: sets sites set on shooting and killing lawmakers in Minnesota
Speaker 1: and was able to do so at one home, but
Speaker 1: not at the home of the Hoffmans. They have shared
Speaker 1: details for the first time of the morning nearly a
Speaker 1: week ago when that guy in a silicone mask knocked
Speaker 1: on their door, identified himself as a police officer, and
Speaker 1: shot them repeatedly.
Speaker 3: The night before, the Hoffman family, no relation by the way,
Speaker 3: return home for a dinner hosted by the political party
Speaker 3: that he's a member of the Minnesota Democratic Farm Labor Party,
Speaker 3: and they went to bed. They were awakened at that
Speaker 3: two in the morning knock. Of course, when they opened
Speaker 3: the door. Three of them were standing at the door, John, Yvette,
Speaker 3: and their adult daughter Hope standing in the entryway. The
Speaker 3: gun was pointed directly at John, and as he lunged
Speaker 3: toward the gunman, the guy shot him nine times.
Speaker 1: As John fell, Yvett reached out to push the man
Speaker 1: and shut the door, and she was hit eight times
Speaker 1: by the gunfire.
Speaker 3: The daughter at that point was able to close and
Speaker 3: lock the door. Obviously, she immediately called nine to one one.
Speaker 3: But that's this is the key that triggered the notice
Speaker 3: to the public safety officials, law enforcement agencies throughout the
Speaker 3: area and eventually throughout the state that this was a
Speaker 3: potentially politically motivated act. And one of the first things
Speaker 3: they did was find other politicians who lived in that neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Now Advance Bolter is the gunman's name. He visited the
Speaker 3: homes of at least four Minnesota lawmakers, attempting to kill
Speaker 3: Hoffman's but also then moving on to State Representative Melissa
Speaker 3: Hortman and her husband Mark. In fact, when police went
Speaker 3: to her house, that guy's vehicle was parked in the
Speaker 3: driveway where the fake SUV looking law enforcement vehicle, and
Speaker 3: he was walking out of the front door, having just
Speaker 3: shot and killed the state representative and her husband. They
Speaker 3: trade gunfire, the guy is able to go back in
Speaker 3: the house and somehow get away, and then, of course
Speaker 3: it wasn't. Two days later they eventually find him closer
Speaker 3: to where he lived. But after the shooting, State Senator
Speaker 3: John Hoffman and his wife Yvette both underwent surgery, critical
Speaker 3: but stable. They say a vett is stable as well.
Speaker 3: They are both expected to make it, but the governor
Speaker 3: in Minnesota, Tim Walls told reporters that he expects a
Speaker 3: vet to be released from the hospital very very soon,
Speaker 3: and as of today, they said no one under her
Speaker 3: name is currently being treated at Mercy Hospital, So that's good.
Speaker 1: I was trying to think, you know, two am, someone's
Speaker 1: pounding and shouting on your front door, and I'm assuming
Speaker 1: the shouting things like police open up. Since he told
Speaker 1: them he was a police officer when they opened the door.
Speaker 1: Who wouldn't respond to that. I don't know, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. When I first hear about that pounding
Speaker 1: on the door at two am, I'm like, well, I'm
Speaker 1: not going to go to the door. What the hell
Speaker 1: else are you going to do? Especially if they're saying
Speaker 1: police open up?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: We have a peep hole in our door, right and
Speaker 3: I've used that before, and there's a new I don't
Speaker 3: think this was a thing until recently.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm wrong when people knock on your door.
Speaker 3: If I was to knock on your door, I would
Speaker 3: knock on your door and wait for you to answer
Speaker 3: the way. I've seen a lot of people do it now,
Speaker 3: especially with the video doorbell, you can see anybody that
Speaker 3: comes to your door. Is they'll knock on your door
Speaker 3: and then they'll walk several feet away from the door.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if that's a courtesy thing, like
Speaker 3: they don't want you to feel threatened if they're too
Speaker 3: close or whatever. I've had law enforcement at my house.
Speaker 3: I've had the Sheriff's department come out to my house,
Speaker 3: not for me, but something in the neighborhood, for example,
Speaker 3: and they just want to ask, hey, did you get
Speaker 3: any do you know all that stuff? And whenever that happens,
Speaker 3: they would knock on the door and walk several feet back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you wouldn't in the moment two am wake up.
Speaker 1: See that in them not walking back and go off.
Speaker 1: They didn't walk back like the way they usually do. Remember,
Speaker 1: this guy's in tactical gear. He's got a tactical vehicle
Speaker 1: with the lights parked in front. Passenger door or driver
Speaker 1: door probably open. Everything checks out. If you're two am
Speaker 1: and you wake up in the middle of night, not
Speaker 1: knock knock police, You look at your people, You're like.
Speaker 2: Okay, what's going on? Boom boom boom.
Speaker 1: I mean it's so hard to think about any I mean,
Speaker 1: just in all these situations you think, well, how could
Speaker 1: I have protect myself against this?
Speaker 2: It's just human nature. There's no way. Yeah, I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even have the sensibility to ask something like
Speaker 3: is it urgent?
Speaker 1: Like or let me see your bad let me see
Speaker 1: your badge like that would not even rise to my
Speaker 1: I am programmed to do what the police say, so,
Speaker 1: for better or for worse, most people I think would
Speaker 1: get shot in that situation.
Speaker 3: I don't know, and you certainly wouldn't if you if
Speaker 3: you had a weapon and somebody knocks on your door
Speaker 3: two am, and your reaction is to grab that and
Speaker 3: take that to the front door with you. If there's
Speaker 3: an officer on the other side of the door, you're
Speaker 3: going to be extremely careful and not answer it with
Speaker 3: the I answered the door with the gun in your hand.
Speaker 3: That's just it's an awful But that was also why
Speaker 3: when they were still searching for this guy, they were
Speaker 3: telling people, do not answer the door if a single
Speaker 3: officer approaches your home.
Speaker 2: Oh interesting, they would that they were.
Speaker 3: Only doing twosies, Oh okay, while they were still searching,
Speaker 3: so that they would so that would be it.
Speaker 2: But that's not like the way it always is. It's
Speaker 2: not especially late at night like that.
Speaker 3: That's not the way it is, all right, what really
Speaker 3: happened at Dodger Stadium yesterday? We'll try to get some clarification,
Speaker 3: and this should serve us, serve all of us a
Speaker 3: reminder we have to be careful with information, especially in
Speaker 3: heated times like this.
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